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From the Philadelphia Ledger.
uOUCK,S PANACEA,

STRATSaEM.-1he principal proprietor OF one OF
The most extensive of the patent medicine manufaeo
ies now this city, and has been here tor week
or two, we eve the purpose OF insututng prose-
cutious against snne OF the smaller dealers, who, II il
alleged have infinged upon The patent right owned by
the former In pursuance of bis design, this person
(Mr. Houck, inventor OF "Houck's Panaeea,9 entered
= sun before the United States authorities, who, OF
course, alone have cognzdnce of the infringement OF
parents and tie CepuIy Mars..l of this district, Mr.
Thomas O'Neui, was charged VIII the serving OF the
writs consequent upon the process OF law de called
several times the establishment of one OF the prose-
cued veiders and invariably received fer answer om
on oftp apprentices, expressing adesTe to see the
proprietor that he 'not in sown" Believing that
this was Fct the case and that the veLder, in the clas-
steal Language Of The age sme 'he sent fnend
of his to buy pills. This AID went 10 the drugge-
~, and made inquiry 10 their pce by the which
inquiry, icing made in pretty loud tone of voice
brought out ffuma snug back room, all smiles, the pro-
prietor. He inquired what quantity the gentleman
wanted. The - genten an" was chewing, ard sought
the door TO avoid the spittle in his mouth This was
he conc, rted signal TO The awaiting Deputy Marshal,
and so without ado, he stepped in and secured
his uau, ~. I'M
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Z IN mn
gz IL, M! A y 1! n IS

COMPOUND SYRUP OFELAICND Moss
.TnNHE subscribers having purchased of the LITE hm
IL ofMr. Hutchins & Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MI IS, re-
spcctfuy inform tie Druggists generally. that they in
tend preparing the medicine Tor sale wholesale
tabeing satisfied from results of he last fclR years
OF its efficacy the almost certain of long staining
cases OF CONSUMP1iON, alIa lis wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms OF thar disease it taken
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud thG
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
il to their retail customers as medicine Of real oh
operations II is prepared from mucilage or the long
known and highly. valued vegetable, The ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines calcu
lated 10 act most benecialy in all the above diseases;
also OF night sweats produced by long coughing
and attended with 50 much pain and S'sTess 70 The
patient. ROBEkIs& ATKINSON Drugsis.s,
Conner Hanover aid Market sts
For sale also by B. II. COLEMAN & TO-,
No. 100 Market slfess
And by SETH HANCE,
And by MACKENZIE & GO.
anso 2awi Corner of Cav s. Marker sts
SONS OF APPLICATION LOOK II:
ENR. VANDON'S (rom Germany RESTORA-
~ TIVE PULLS, positive c1re for Gonorrhoea
Stubborn G.eets, &c.The superiority of DR.. Vardons
Restorative Pills every other medicine yet dscoy-
cred for the of Gou0De, elect, and other diseases
Of cuRiay passages, become every day more evident
from their extraordinary demand, and universal success
since their introduction into TIE country, not less ran
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold and no instances
. m e o @ s entirely
different from any of the Kind, they are
warranted xot to produce those unpleasant and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms SO offene xpersnee
while taking copava, cupebF, prpcnfne, mercury ana
ar ciass Of medicines usually rescred TO ny the unskh
ul N hose compiaints.t tsnfs o.,
For saeony BY The undersigned who Is the sutEonsed
ageat for this part % the country The utmost cornaence
may be placed in tkese Pills. ~
N. D, Persons at distance can be Euppheaby CO
ing the ready Prics u per h24. !. uuHr-Rsr.
g s~.sx ef PRATT st. Dxgaps' whsz
nLe 50 Lewsr sas MsyaaS gssa
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Ds; ,,L,ss E {. z ltEsst e.,

DH. Ht1sL'Sa PATIENT a RUSS
n HE SUBSCRIBER has let received from
81 fur a cotnpeteassOrment of ulegenuine HULL's
TRUSS, adapted or every variety OF Rupture, and sui
able for all ayes and sizes.
From more than thousand Phy clans and Surgeon
who have given decided preference 10 this iHstrumen
over all other in use, DIR. Hull will select few names,
whose distinguished medical reputation sazaot but re-
solve the doubts of the most scepucal: I'm
New York City ' ~ien lie Mott, NJ. D., Geo bushs
NJ. D., Alexander ii. Stevens, M. ,l'rvid Hosack,
n William RaLow, NJ. D., Cyrus PerRins. NJ d.
belt Smith, M. D., Samuel Ackerly, M. l..
Ali any---Jonathan Fights, N. D., Townsend, n. D.
Utic&-Jofn Mccall, Nj q Morn on NJ
Philadelphia -4Iotessors GIBSON Ebsr,~, L.. Me
Cean.
Boston-shurtG, NJ. D., Ingols, M, d.
Baltimore-Professor Potter, John BEekleT, NJ. De
Washington City-Joseph LOvc, NJ. D., Profei o
Sewall, Surgeon General y. s. Army, A s. Hall, M ID
New HaveR-Professor Hubbard, Professor Ives.
Hartford-Eli Todd VI. b., late Principal of The insane
'sylum.
plymouth Mass.--Jas. Thatcher, NJ. d.
Worcester, Mass.-Samuel Woodward, NJ, ID.
Ashley Cooper, London.
Mr. Sey, Surgeon General British Army, Canada.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Ius Truss gives notice thatin con
sequence fthe many imperfect and illegal saitaons OF
this Truss SOLD in tins city and elsewhere. he vii IN fu
re ax his signature TO every Truss sent from his OF
fee, without this none are genuine
AMOS G. HULL.
q. l.. DUHURsT,
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PRICE TVvo DOLLARS PER BOTTLR


TENEEIS Medicine had been used iOT more tioh seven
IL years before an effort was made to initiate it
The great demand and its wonderful success have ind-
Ced great number Of persons 10 initiate it in various
ways-upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing proof OF It's
being medicine of great vaue.--SOme az selhng Sar-
sapara and other syupS imposing them ON the ignorant
for the Panacea reduced prices; others are mNns te
genane medicine with molasses &C., making bottles
of one; thus retaining efits virtues others are
using the genuine Panacea IN their bottles TO perform
cures TO obtain certificates to give their own repdta
tion sc. Some have even Tesorted to perjury. THESE
limitations and aduherations have in many instances
proactad The suffering OF patients in diseases where
the genuine SwaiR's Panace awould have proved III
santy eicaeious. therefore deem it tuty owe the
public them that the composition OF my Fana
cea is not knewn, il ever communicated to any
other person in any way whatever; and that all other
mixtures represented 10 lie mine, are fraudulent I'M
POSITIONS. - --s
The GENUINE PANAGEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at the propnetor's own prices, Of
ROBERTS < ATKINSON,
-.- Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents fss Baltimore, at the corner OF Baltimore
and Hanover streets.
fr3-Who have also for sale sWAINf'S VERMIFUGE,
along with which will be givez pamphlet on the sub
iect of wol as.
ap 30 Jaw
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NO APOLOGY FOR WIGsf
IN. q u, n Il MILO ~ X q u IL L q u G

N-aTTENTTON B.aLDHEa S,-aa
ar all the remedies ever devsedtpr the resesation
~ and preservation of the Hair nothing has been
found equal .9i5erts OleagnotH Hair Tonic. II sci
dom fails to restore the hair TO health and beauty. Ma
ny who were bald three months ago, can exhibit
luxuIant heads of hair by the use of it.
Copy of letter flom DR.. s. FITcH, dated
PHILADELPHIA, May }, 1898.
DR.. jayne:
Dear sir-I feel that hardly say eRoungh to you
in favor of 9eTts Otedgnous Hair Tonic prepared by
you My hair had been falling off about TWO years. and
had become very thin, threat ming speedy badness,
when commenced using this remedy. In about one
week, it ceased to fall off, have used Il now about
three months, aed have full and thick head Of han
as can possibly desire have recommended It's
TO a number of psy friends, who all speak well Of IL.
faithfully employed, have doubt of IFS general
cess. NAV add that before using the Tonic had tried
almost all The various articles employed for the hair,
SUCH as the MacassaI OIL all the different Preparations
of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair O, &c. &c. whoutexpe
neucing mach, if any, benefit
Respectfully you rs. 8. s. FITCH,
No. l72 Chestnut street.
90 Before Dr.. Fitch used this Tonic his hair began
he CRAY but since then there is not gray HAIR TO be
found on his head. ~ e,e
d. l.. DUIIURST,
Corner Dugan's wharf and Pratt street,
ma intppr ,pf Centre Marker
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a VAUitINh. TOOTH ko ', 81 Ia. or cisaas
v ing the Teea, healing spongy Gums, and purifying
tha Breath. II Is unnecessary TO say that this Tooth
Powder is superior to anything else ever invented, bu
Is confidently believed that will give general saiisiae
this article Is, that there are many who, amer hasing
used il four or Ave years, pronounce IL q be me best
dentrhcs tllsy itsRe eyer TILED. Prepared W
-. 1T ~ A#p n q. II. TYLER,
Corner z. Baltimore and Higl 80. Fat
N. B. None genuine, without the iac smile oi me
proprietor upon The side of the box.
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MEDICI NAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SYPHILITIC DROPS.

Those who are laboring under the eff
fscts of the bad disorders afe apptis-
cd that the Sypihlitic Drops are found
TO be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the VGnerial disease ever yet
discovered lthas long been in Use,
bestowing blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the qudek
nostrtuns, aud whilst they have sunk
into Oblivion, never more To be remem
bered, the Syphilitic Drops are rescu-
ing its thousands of the afflicted from
an unIinuely grave. In word, IL re.
..,nrtns tIn dincnsn rnhicallV in 4 feY
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n NFZ r 2 ANiSNO. ! RULED CAR PA
EHpEs Pea, lust gsesiyed and fos sals BY
TUgEER, WHEELWRIC = NUDGE,
% - Eoa eeaGh Charlse Fxss, w sssiss.
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MR.. TYLER.

We copy in this paper, from the * Madisonan, -
a correspondence between Mr. TYLER and Com
mittee of Kent county, Virg., in which the Presi-
dents determination to support the Constitution
and reject National Bank is again so plainly in
dcated, that whiggery may give up all hope on
the subject. The denunciations of Federalism
have not served unsette his purposes, while the
"light reflected from burning efges has only serv-
ed to render the path of duty more plain" So the
attempt of federalism to ferTify where they could
not wheedle has entirely failed. 1t must be very
entertaining to those "whigs" who voted for TY-
LER rherefore, without why or wherefore" to
find all their demonstrations Of hostility produce no
more effect than if "nothing had occurred" The
denunciatons of whiggery are indeed less than
nothing g-whether levelled at President TYLER or
at the immense body of republican frcemen, who
are rising in their strength to prescribe limits to
Federal inhuence-the limits of dinner parties,
rows and sprees.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-11-24
FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD.
MEETING IN CASWELJ.

At large and respectable meeting ofthe De
mocratic Republicans of the County of CasweN
held in Yanceyville on the 9th day OF Novem
Der (inst.) On nmotion of Maj. James Kerr, the
meeting was organized by the appointment o
L. A. Gwyn chairman, and Dr. David Pointer
Levi Walker and Col J. K. Lea, ecreta rirs
On motion of c. Anderson. esq committee OIL
five was appointed to draft resolutions express
i've the sense Of the meeting. Whereupon
the Chair appointed the following persons to
form said Committee: O. Anderson R. J. Smith
and Fl. Cobb esqrs. DR.. J. E. Williamson and
J. B. McMullin. and on motion, Thos William.
son esq. was added to the nomination.
After retiring for short time, the Committee
reported the following Preamble and Resolutions,
which on motion of Dr.. McMullin were unanim-
ously adopted. q 4 s.aai q * q v4a s IN 70
WHEREAS it is the right as well as the duty
OF the freemen OF this country to express their
sentiments when an important crisis occurs in
our public affairs and whereas. tie prominent
measures brought forward and acted on during
he late extraordinary session of Congress are
Justly calculated to excite the most serious ap-
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to make any recommendation to that Convention,
of any one among the many Distinguished individu-
ais of whom our party can boast; and will only ex-
press the hope that all sectional and local consid-
erations will be waived, and that gentleman will
be srleeted whose we'll known and loug-tried Re-
publican principles will secure the confidence and
support of the whole Republican Party.
On motion, It was
Resolred, That the Chairman appoint % Dele
gates from different parts OF the County to repre-
sent the county Of Craven in the Convention: TO be
held at Raleigh on the 10Th of January next.
The following gentlemen were appointed dele
gates: sH
Gideon Sparrow, Nathan Whittford, VIM. BaIly
William H. Marshall, James Harllv, James Rus'
SELL Martin Stevenson. Jr. James e. Norris John
BRYAN. James M. BeesIy, Thomas |. Pasteur, w m
Mccoy. Richard G. FonviIle. Henry Jones, &.
Swan Noah Miller, Henry j. Green, Nathaniel .
Brown, RaimoHd Castex, r. w. Latham. Johr
Chadwick, James F. Lincoln, Zaccheus Slade, ane
Joshua Neale.
On motion of M. H. Lente, esq. the Chairman
and Secretary and the Committee who drafted th'
resolutions were added to the delegation.
On motion of T. I. Pastrur,
Resolued, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the North Carolina Standard ant
Washington Republican.
FP LATHAM, Chairman.
| o. S. Dewey, Secretary.
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THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

The Temperance cause continues to prosper
gloriously in our city. The Washington Society
which numbers, we believe, about two hundred
held a meeting on Monday night, and received ad-
ditional pledges. The signs ofthe times are cheer
ing TO the heart of the phanthropst, and give to-
ken of a goodly perspective. The Washington
Society meets in the City Hall, on Friday nigh,
next, at which meeting the citizens generally are
invited to attend On Monday night there will be
Union Meeting Of the Washington Society, the
Raleigh Temperance Society, and the Washing
ton Juvenile Society, we believe in the Presbyte-
rian Church, which meeting will probably be grac-
ed by the attendance of large number of the la
dies of The civ -
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INDIAN MURDERS.
MINERAL SPRINGS. (FIa,) Oct. Fl,

MINERAL SPRINGS. (Fla.) Oct. FL, 184l.
To the Editors of the Mems ::
S1R-I here hasten to give you an account OF
recent murders committed by our savage Toes.
on the family Of one of most respectable cItI-
zens On Sunday night 9th inst between the
hours off and o'clock. the house of Mr.. Geo
Overstreet, distant 10 miles from this place. and
on the West bank of the Savannah river, IN
Hamilton County, was fired on by party OF In
dams, supposed to number abou: fifteen. Two
of Mr.. G. Overstreet's children were killed, and
his wife and two children wounded. Two OF
Mr.. Silas Overstreefs children were in the house
a. the time, but escaped unhurt. DR.. Raglln,
who was also in the house at the same time. is
! mortally wounded, having received three balls
in his body He Immediately fed from The
house, but from the loss of blood, was unable to
proceed more than three hundred yards, where
| he secreted himself until morning. Mr.. Over
street. his lady. and two wounded children tied
and made good their escape. Mrs. O. andher two
children who were wounded were shot with ar
roaos This is most conclusive proof that the
ammunition ofthe Indians must be nearly ex-
hausted. The Indians pundered the house and
then applied the torch. burning it to the ground
with the HfeleSs bodies of Mr.. Os two children
! in it, Mr. o. who was we'll situated in lite. and
who had every thing comfortable around him. is
no " with his wounded wife and two children
thrown upon the world with scarcely chan ge
! of cIothes
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JAS. X. LEA. s4s .
From The North carolinian.

A large number of the Democratic citizens oil
Cumberland County assembled at the Court
House. in Fayetteville. on Mondaythe 18th inst.
pursuant TO previous notice, to take into eonsid.
Grafton the propriety OF co-operatingw their
Democratic feIlow-citizens in other Counties, BY
sending Delegates to the proposed Convention
in Raleigh. on the 10th Of January next. and for
other purposes; when. OF motion of Thomas
L. Hyban. Esq the Hon. Robert Strange was
called to the Chair. and David Reid and Peter
Patterson. Esqs.. were appointed Secretaries.
Dr. Fhos. N. Cameron. T. L. sHybart. J. A.
Ryrne. ]. FL Gee. and Daniel Baker. Esq. we're
appointed Committee TO draft resolutions for
the action Of the Meeting. who on retiring a
short time reported the following: -.ava 1. sd =.
The Democratic Republican party OF the
County OF Cumberland. here assembled. hold il.
TO be their duty il their privilege to express
their opinions on those subjects of National and
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MICHIGAN

The returns from Michigan have swept the
coon-skin, hard-cider and log cabin humbug from
that State. The following is from the Detroit
Free Press:
'LEGIsLATURE.-The returns already in make "
certain that the Democrats have succeeded IN Inc
choice of erery one ofLhe eLeren Senator'S elecI
which gi ives US eight majority in the next SeDate
"For the House, so far as heard from, the Dem
ocrats have elected thirysir representatives, ana
the Wings not one.'
In thirteen counties reported, the Democratic
majority is not less than 4671. A correspondent
of the Albany Argus, writing from Detroit, Nov o.
says: " From what we can learn, we shall carry
our Governor by from to 5000 majority. Las'
year Harrison's majority was 1900. We shan
probable elect every Senator in every District, u
in all which will give a majority IN the 0eH'
ate. We shall also probably elect every represen'
tative in every county and district in the S'aT'
making an entire Democratic House of Represent
ativcs! The result is overwhelming to coon sK'n
Whiggery. Never has party been so emPh0u
ly used up and prostrated as the piPe-layer'
Michigan"
10 Tobacco is cultivated with success in Iowa.
Wisconsin, and the northern part of Illinois
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-11-24
MEETING AT HOLLY SPRINGS.

We understand the meeting at Holly Springs,
Saturday last, was quite large one; that Gen
Saunders addressed The meeting fer two hours,
exposing the promises made and the pledges Violat-
ed by the wings, in what they did, what they tried
.--ar', tncy Jailed in doing, during the
late extra-session. The address was well received
and it has been requested for publication, we
auer ourselves in being able, before long to lay
before our readers.
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Nov. Z, I84I.
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST

L.
The steamer William Castor, Capt Henry,
arrived here this morning from Fort Pierce,
Indian River) BY her learn that on Tues.
day, the 25th OF October, whilst the CASTOR was
standing off,hat bar, the Pilot attempted to 90
out to her, and was capsized. owing to the surf
running very high, (as there had been gale
blowing for several days) and Mr.. U. Ashlock,
a boy. and men belonging to the boat, and 7
U. S. soldiers were drowned.
Immediately after the boat capsized, the cap-
tain Of the CASTOR had one Of his yawI boats man.
ned by four men. and despatched to their assist
ance. but unfortunately. their boat me, the same
fate, and out Of the men were also drown
ed
From Fort Dallas. we learn that scou had
been ont from that post % days. and had no,
returned at the last advices Ii is supposed
that they had gone in to some other post
A scout left Fort Pierce on the Sd inst. for an
examination OF the country. aa
The post at New Smyrna has been abandon
ed, and the troops have all removed to Fort
Pierce. = q .5.s +. esq sesf.sI.. -
The prospect of the war being broup ht to a
close this winter BY the energetic commander of
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no. exempt me from nj. dspuneia,ious, because l

not exempt me rom htS denunclatlOHS uecNuse
cannot think as he does2
beg you to be assured. gentlsmen. that the
invectves to which have been suhj-c'ed, Eave
in no degree disturbed my equanimity. Amid
the torrents OF abuse no matter by what motives
dictated, which have been uttered against me,
"my pulse has kept as he1lthful music, as II
nothing had occurred. The light reflected from
burning efigies. has only srrSed TO render the
path OF duty more plain. In that path shall
walk, my confidence being placed in the patriot
ism. discernme ut, and intelligence OF The Amer
lean People, whose interests are always best sus'
tanned by firm observance OF Constitutional re-
quirements.
I,endrr to yon. individually, assurances oI
great personal regard. JOHN TYLER
To Edward c. Crump. George Williamson
John G. Crump, William r. G. Douglass
and Chesley Jones, Comm;ttee
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-11-24
NEW LAW BOOK

We have been presented, by the author, Benz
Sraims esq. with "7He North Carolina Erec-
tor containing the statutes and common law of
this State, together with the decisions of the Sup
rene Court, and all the necessary forms and pre-
eedents, intended as safe guide to Exectors and
Administrators, in their practical management of
estates, according to the law now in force; with
which is necessarily connected the kindred subjects
OF wills, legacies, dover and other provisions for
widows Distribution of estates, descent of lands.
partitions, guardianship, &C." We think il will
prove highly valuable book TO all engaged in the
management of estates. and the price which i
only 81 so may be saved to them many times over
by consulting its pages, r7s 80
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the forces. Col Worth. is very fattering. net
witbstandine4 4he sly abuses heaped upon him by
a certain individual in this quarter. Col. Worth
has done much for Florida. by his untiring ex-
ertions, and much will yet be accomplished by
him.
p. S,-The steamer Southerner. Capt. Wan
bersie. arrived here this evening from New
York, via Charleston, on her way to Texas.-
Captain, Pennoyer is a passenger
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THE STANDA a RD.
RALEIGH, ~: G..
"Wednesday, November "a, IsAI
TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

From all the proceedings yet received of the
meetings of the people i'll the different counties,
we fad Raleigh and he tenth Of January mert,
designated as the time and place for holding the
Convention, to recommend person to the support
of the Democratic Republicans for the office OF Go
vernon of North Carolina.
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From the Savannah Republican Nov. IL.
FROM FLORIDA.

BY the arrival, yesterday. of the United States
steamer Charleston. Capt. Barden, we are in
possession of the S.. Augustine Herald of the
5h, the News of the 9th inst, and the subiuined
letter.
Dr. Weightman, Assistant Surgeon ofthe
U. S. Army, died at ST. Angus inc on the 3Oth
ult. of dropsy.
Correspondence of the Savannah Republican
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ihe Fayetteville "North Carolinianp has
Iaiien under the sole management of Mr.. WIN. H.
DAYNE' under whose direction we are sure il
VIII retain It's character for usefulness and ability
tor which it has been distinguished. uu =
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10 Tobacco is cultivated with success in Iowa.
Wisconsin, and the northern part of Illinois,
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-11-24

Correspondence of the Savannah Republican
"News" Ofice, ST. AUGUSTINE, J