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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20

Commandant of the Yard to the Hon. MIR Upshur.
Notwithstanding all this he turned a deaf earl
am too fast, tho. Well, shorty after, MIR Badger
resigns his post. and is succeeded 10y Judge Upshur
IN lew days after he had entered upon his duties
an ORDER came down to tho Commandment OF IN.
fard, from the Navy Commissioners, "by order Of
Af Secretary" say they, to discharge Mr. Hall, and
leave the matter discretionary with the Commodore,
70 appoint successor out Of persons, they (ihs
'onmi'sioHsrs,) had selected for that purpose.
Does not this whole affair look like a pariv bu.
''ns''f To think that prejssssdiy Whis Ad.
us'ration should so far forget right and sheer ius
ice to an independent American citizen, ms TO eject
HIM, neck and heels, to make way for a rank uli,a
up fo-hs-hnb Loco Feeo, Of he Fnx AND r.ss,
wRIeur SCHOOL OF politic.-l, doe, looL w.,
strange to Wing eyes! The times, truly, are on, of
JOINT. verify, may We be led to exelain,, "Ttm.
pora muidnfur -
Messrs. Editors: We expect something from
your raey and sarcastic pea, 10 hold up these i'm.
positions IN their true colots. DR. Mallory SAYS that
unless reparauon is rendered before Corg,es,
meets. he will bring the subject up there and ex
pose this high.handed measure TO the nation. Tho
Doctor, no doubt, will lash that Board. which has
been ruling the Navy for tho LIS, 20 wears. with
inc same power ard e'oquence that characterized
has speeches IN Congress IN by gone days.
by the bye, Mr. Hall, The guilo,ine's victim. h,,
been on to Washington. but could receive no salts
faction. tho backed 10y certificates and lei,cr,-I
might almost say al intiniinn from persons of the
highest st'nding and respec;aby in the 2 towns.
To establish the iustc, ut mis- claim
En- pisSant, 1t may be well to state, ,ha, duriny
The short term MIR Hall held the office, he gave en-.
ilre satisfaction TO the Comm andaut and other of.
6Cers Of the Yard.
"JusrirIA FIAT, C~Lun RuAr.n
Very respectfully,
A WORKING MAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
"'poeuully
4 ouf o0edIenl servant.

we concur IN the ptOprie,y OF making the cor.
Iee"on-and as the hes, mode of doing il, we n,,,,
oo. whites note; always delighted to M, ,nv or
the Co.'s stable in tho ~nniar category, so ,b., Wa
ca" oea' aim We copied the account of tho RAE,
from the Baltimore papers.
srsss grove, 10th Nov, Is4I.
messrs Edliors-l krow 1t is very grati,v;,, %
great number Of the readers OF the WIN 81,
you generally and correctly publish the resui, of
the races. when they are furnished Won. "
! see IN the Wing Of the PC n or,oh. .
giving an account OF the first days race. over ,ha
hendai course, Maryland. that Mod,stv Won ~. 1
r rec, Tbs will inform you. that my Cimon Fill
snk, Colbert, won it with great eise If Won
Yours, respectfully, WA. L. WHITE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
RICHMOND. NOV. IL. 1911.
Col. J. 9. SKINNER,
Assistant l.. NJ, Gen,

Col J. g. SKINNER,
Assistant T.. NJ, Gen.
sir-Tho mails from this place going North to
fredericksburg, and West to Charlottesville, failed
to reach their points Of desiIn ition Yester-
day, in consequence OF the hrebox Of the Locomo-
tive sprngILg aleak between this place and the
Junction, at place IN the hre6oH, which, before
starting, exhibited indications Of weakness $50
which made u necessary 10 send u the Junction lo'
another Locomotive. The overzcal OF the CONDUCTOR
to ave the mni on this occasion, was the cause Of
an accident which might have been very serious
one. Soon after sending to the Junction Tor an I'm
CINE, Freight Engine from Richmond overlook hs
Mail Tain, and the conductor thinking that with
This Eogino he could reach the passing place st Tsy
orsviIe before the arrival Of the Engine he had sen
Tor to the Junction, proceeded on hisjourney In thu
expectation he was disappointed, and the two 10.
eomotives, meeting on the road, experienced COLI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20

BsHor MooRE We are indebted to the Rev
VIM Norwood for a sketch Of the life and churac.
ter of this Iamented and good man, which we lay
before our readers this morning. None knew him
better than Mr. N, nor is there any one better fit.
ted TO be the bosrapher of the venerated deceased.
The sketch derives warmth and fervor that give it
the greater fidelity, from the deep feeling OF attach.
ment and venerNtion which the author imbSed for
the ''oid man eloquent" with whom his intercourse
has been so intimate. The sketch must be highly
acceptable to the members OF the E2iscopa.
Church. and cannot fail TO interest, withou; dis
tinclion, this community. -lCoMPnERl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20

SION, which, but Tor the with which the mail ,rni,
W." proceeding might have been fatal in its conso
puenees: ASH was, though the Locomotives wero
90 much injured to proceed and the mail IN eonsc.
Ienee farther delayed for another engine no injury
~ experienced by the null agent or passengers
ino conductor, IN this case, violated our positive
%u standing orders, not to proceed in any case
e,e mere - possibility OF meeting another
engine. and will probably lie discharged bv n, 70,
IL 80 though his fault was undoubtedly escriba-
' J'e l." nus strong desire to save the mail and mako
the connection at Washington
Very respectfully,
Your
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PETERSBURG MARKETS. Nov Is

CoIIoN-The new crop Of cotton is coming in
freely, and demand is pretty fair-we uuoIe 81 a
%. f"0'e u
TOBACCo-Few scattering hhds. only con,, -
our Inspection, and prizes are merely nomin,-
Lugs 10 s3i; Leaf, rev, to s., so; old 5 Ia 81
WHEAf-Ths article continues scarce and in
demand-we quote msrchsntable good red 8 90
more.-Sia.eSman. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
OFFICE OF THE RIcuM ND, FREnERicEs.
BURo x PoTOHAc RAIL ROAU Co.
November 2O.b,

10 the EdiorseI ms Whig.
Gennemen-An account having Teen given in
the National lntellIgencer Of Thursday, OF IN, ac
cldgnt on this Rail Bpid on Tuesday last, which.
whilst substantially correct as to facts, is th,nk
calculated to induce wrong micronesia deem il
proper 10 ask your publication OF the accompaev-
ing Ieuor to the Post Office Department. which |
think will satisfy your re1ders that however blsm.
ablo the conductor was IN the in question: that
blame does not attach farther. It's believed, there
Is no rail road IN the United States, where more
rigorous police has been adopted, Than on this, 10
prevent the possibility Of collision Of trans-an
accident pOre to be dreaded than any or all others
which can occur on a railroad. In the present IN.
stance, the conductor, though in other respects a
deserving agent, has been discharged; and, II is
hoped that travellers will perceive IN this an evi.
dence that thor safety on this road, IL deemed 10y
those TO whom us control is COMMITTEES, pafamount
TO all other considerations,
! an gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant
w. ROBINSON, President
X. +. &. p. X. II. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
sEMI. WEEKLY REPoRT OF MARKETS.

Wednesday, p. Nj.
FLOUR IS dull 10 day: s'les AZ sG75 for com.
mon brands, which is shilling lower. Ohio and
Genrgotown, CTS.
GRAlN-A sale Of Illinois Wheat has been mnds
OF 81 ,39. Rye hns advanced sales nj ~ cents--
Northern Oi's SOC. Corn, G5 zoe.
COAL S,les II Sidney NJ 80.
COTTON-The exporters have come into mar.
kei, and taken some for shipping; but prices are
with difficulty miIntaIned. Sales about 5000 bales
New Orleans, lOl He Mobile a lie Up
LAND, 3 lOc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
.yTENTIoNIFI REMEN

Ir-Js A meeting Of the Board Of Directors 9th
Richmond Fire Association. will be held NJ tie M.
Gee over No. 3, Engine House, on TUESDAY
NEXT, $50 instant, At o'clock, p. NJ, for the
purpose Of assessing The fines Tor dslinouencies M
fires. III, a, CRENSHAW, Secty
November 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
From Il . New York Express, Nov. II.
N. Y. MONEY MARKET cry NEWS
WEDNEspAH. L. NJ.

There is quite gloom over Wall Street to. dsv.
Inc B'nks have not been liheral m their dis.
Of paper.
Southern Excl unges are good deal worse. mr.
cula'ly on New Ohrnus PnIIadelphi, and Mo.
bile. The demand for bills Is less aud there il n
E cling uORnwltd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20

CHEAP BLANKETS AND SERVANTS
CLOTHING.
nNE huuiTcd B'ankcts Tor seTvans all ,rircs boo a.
" %, g.. G. 81 T. g. etc etc ~ F'''' wv" 'a
Rcd Blantas, 81. s3l. a. s5 etc
Dark MKT Inscys. ~ IA, 2no
Plaid Inseys, at2Oc, 25o, etc
Heavy Cotton KeTseys nj IL
Superior Cotton and Wool Kereevs A. o.
O.eT Woolen Goods Tor Servant ycrv .ho., -
wholesale Tetail n no 20 m frSEtNN..'y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20

Schr Daniel Francis Small, Boston, coal.
Schr Columbian Eige, Hickman, New York,
coal.
Schr Manchester, Allen, New York, tobacco and
Aour
Sehr Caroline, Fordham, Charleston, s. c. -four
and tobacco.
schr General Harrison, Tlewes, Washington, ID.
e. coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
MARRIAGES.

>, At GNnsbnrs, n. c., on the 18Th instant, by II,
%. cary, ESQ, Mr.. Joseph c. SpAlding To Miss
EhLabe'h e. Hewlett, both of this Guy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
CHEAP UNtRRHU.I.Es

60O COTTON Umbrellas, at al prices, from II g. g.
2O silk Umbrellas, asa 81 and &c, an made In IN,
rest mpnner, for the retail adt-or sac nv single or
holcnt NJ no 70 " JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
The "Eu,iy, Stain. -

The Abolitinn's;s IN Massachusetts b,v, bo,,
ahly trapped IN their own snare, as appears from
the following. The ''colored gentleman. !.
as are all of that class is totally opnosed IN III.
projects of Tho finatcs.
From tie New York Express
y Macao LEGIsLAroR.-Thev bnye b,d ~
queer d''nss At the Late election IN the Bay State
II seems ihat IN the town of Townsend. N,Ss,ch,.
sets, the Wings, Loco Foros and Abotiopis,s NO..
equ'iy uNiled' and each made nomination Tor
representative. As IN that S ale "A majority ovcr
ms necessary To an election both parties urs,d ,L
hooI'onl>ts TO withdraw their nomination AID
even proposed TO unite with them on a man VIM
should represent eIher Wing and Abolition princi.
pies, or lucoiJculsm and Abolition. but m. Ali
uoh'S's would run their candidate or prevent
ehoice Afer two or three unsuccessful bnI,,,n,s
Tue TWO parties veNed at the obstinrcy of their All
olton brethren, determined to give them A., nm
o,ooucu aooiiionis', without mistake. They ac
eo'ulnS'i came 10 an UNDERSTANDING unon nm, s,,h
JsC', Nominated very b.a H. but very respect,Ll.
on Negro, ami marching to the poll. in n hody
e'eoeu MN as representative TO the Ma.sachn
NHS Les.sa'ute oy an over~ hem'ng mejortyl In
"e"e.use''s mere - no disqualification as TO col
or, ana The negro had agreed TO take his s.,t 40
member u elected. IL Happened however. ,bst ,hs
po's were Kept open longer than the leg, time and
the election Is therefore void new me.t,n, - -.
DC called, and II the Abolltonisis hold out the ne.
gro will be elected. WIG "e'
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.
MIR Hart, the agent for this publication, is now
IN the city, to receive the Of those disposed
to subscribe.
The design of the work is to give an exac, like
ness OF all distinguished Americans, ACCOMPANIED
with sketch of their lives. 1t is got up at great
cost and IN very handsome style. The eneray.
i"gs are highly creditablc TO American artists and
the whole execution reflects honor upon the enter.
prise ana taste OF the Publishers. All who hon.
to oe enrolled in the category of "Distnguished
Americans" should pauonz- it. It is particularly
hiuerns TO Vrs'nIn;-the "mother Of Heroes and
Statesmen" furnishing an undue portion of the
names, which ado'n It's pages.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
MORE OF TIE "GENULNE IgHyGn rREsInEN.

MORE OF TIE "GENUIEE VINO" PRESIDENT
'Tne letter touching tie proceedings at the Navy
Yard at Portsmouth. gives another evidence Of the
Whlggery OF CIptaIn Tyler, IN his eiecIing Wing
from office, aud appointing Loco Foco. But PEG
pie are not permitted TO comment upon this gross
inconsistency between his acts and his pycJssJons-
Il they do they are guilty of cruel persecution, and
the poor Capt. bIubbers like a whipt chidi lie is
privileged, by his station set at nausht the tram.
mels, which fetter other gsn,emen-to violate his
own pledges, and be entitled to honor for il Well
to save the shedding Of tears which il is piteous TO
behold, his claim must be alowedi
To THE EDrroRs or rag Vino.
NoRFoLE, Va, Nov. II, ~
Gentlemen: The spirit and very essence OF
Loco Focoism in its very worst forms Of lats seem
to have pervaded the ranks Of this pure Wing dy
Nasty, which presldts the lofty, consistent and
immaculate "Captnin Tyler"
What wish to call your attention 10 is this: YOU
remember in the month OF May last, the late wor.
thy and distinguished Secretary Of the Navy, the
Hon. George T.. Badger, Instituted an examination
or investigation into gross abuses, alleged to have
been committed in one or more Of the Departments
at the Norfolk Yard-lhs care, management and
supervision Of which delicate and important AT ir
"ero entrusted to Bsnjimin Homins, Esq, ap.
/ pointed "Commissioner." We'll, the "Stnr Cham.
Der" or 'Inquisnon," as il was sneerngly called by
the Loeos was in session nearly . months, and day
after dny was spent IN taking down written test
mony, touching the alleged abuses and mapracli.
ccs. And, ("t,ll 1t not in qoth") some very start
ling and astounding disclosures came to light
Well the evidence was gotten through, and III,
whole proceedings were taken to Washington, Their,
10 be finally adjudeated by the proper authorities
The hrst case on the docket, was Mr. Benjamin
Spatloy, Master Armourer. A considerable por
ton Of time was taker up in his case, as il wa
more important than tho others. The abuses her,
we're very great, and they need not be specified, a
reference 10 the files now and then in the Depart
ment, induced Mr. Badger to eHpel the dishones
incumbent forthwith At the earnes, solicitation o
DR. Mallory, our Representative in Congress, 10.
gether with ev others, who knew his worth an,
appreciated his abilities, Mr. Hall, gontlemnn be
longing to the establishment, was appointed by tn
Secretary; which appointment gave very genera
satisfaction TO his men and the community general
". The men in the shop, every one to man
even the present. precious meesssor, gave Hal
written testimonials Of competency and good cha
eter, all Of which were duly forwarded by tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20
MARINE JOU NAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
SAILED,

High Water, this day. . o'clock, A. NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-11
Dr. BnANDRETHs OGre In vIrrInIs, \.
icS MAIN STREET. RI1nMOND,
Near tie Oid NarIet.
Where the N 70 ian be oblaintu !, a;r,n,,,,
boz with Iall difettl.ss.

The foil"Hinr gentlemen have bssn 81 point.
e. agents 10th sale u BrandlttL's liza:
Dennis learn. IllI.La,cLrh.
Slrd'nsn 4 Ramsay. Pmisbornrai.
liargra'e. Gai.hsr & Co. Isalnginn.
Joseph A. So elu1. Midus,. Da,ie.,n.
Jsmrs u. M.llsdr. CLsItl llln.
:. NJ. 4. Dfskr. AsLbo'ough. Raid, d b.
John X. Brown. Pn,ilsgr. Do.
NJ. 7. Gardnsr. NJ. LsuI.nrs. chslh. N.
=. 4. Mebsre. Mason HILL. Orange.
Z. q ". Smith. Alananrr, EulIIu,d.
, 4 x. sloan. Grrsn,bcrr.Rh.
:. = y. Ke'd. Ifalbles"mt Iron wolls.
Rockingham.
James Johnson, Wrnia orih. DO.
Wood d MEAL. Madison, DO.
J. w. Burton. 4 Co. Isal.sills. do.
o~.n M.Aleer. Vance, slllr, Css~.n.
N. ]. Palmer. Milton, Do.
December IS as-ts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-11

.i'maspasEie RGrHHa ERgiae-Ths
InuisEilse Adssrsser nalaces a ne in-
senlion by ~. l.anniss 81 tha risy.
whieh ~auid he nv alaassr. II .he pru
riPl- roals II sarr-s-faslg spPlied 80 :
tropelliag n heav marliaesy. las a
engine ahira .. pal snsa aaeTsiian ~
ssaasphrrse a.. di.pensies wi,h bailers.
waller. and slssm. aad pasnng al Danger
81 eEPla-iaa aal ef alss Gaession. Il .
thus described:
II it, caasirnciian q j. exresdinslg
simple. Tee isbes. ar ehimnrys, capable
af brsriag : pressure af 6f'seh i.apnss .
abe inch. ere II .rrd PerPradieUlarly aver
slase or fasasre. iran uh'eh . aae leads
q e.eh. The dues have valves a rseh
sni. A &c isl,ghIrd n lhr iuIhsee. he
N.ze of .hlth s.eends inla one al Ihe
ehlmLeys. fine o'her hiring elased nv ,he
sal.s..l Tins rariiirs The air. which
rashrs ,hsoagh ; pipe ia'o : common
eylnder. and mases tbe r,sian. The
action Of the engine shuts The first 1ar. IN
which vacuum is ere.ied. uhlle tie heat
and proPeliing farce are changed 10 The
atler. producing The reverse motion.
Thus hrases. ar = applied % the ramman
engine - the sane manner as Steam.
With slishi Gre We saw The engine put
IN ma,iaa. and. though hal raagh mndrl
and npsn small scale. u slloidtd suiii.
clsni pnwer 10 drive common tanning
mill. or wheat cleaner. Wiih ran.iIeI able
rapidly. II viii reqaire less luei Than j.
necessary in vorking sisam-engine. no
Eaisr. nor haIlrfs. We understand tina,
che insentar has received liberal proposals
already. from men II c,p.isl, WIN have
e"n6deace IN rs compete success"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-11

ia Elephant Mistaken for tie Dsra.
-Whrn Van Amhurgh mnves ahnni from
place 10 pl.rr. tie large elephant y male
20 travel on f'n'. ia the n'ghl. under The
guidance III I.,nr Ea.I Indians, men Of me-
grh complications IA white dresses, three Il
whom ride OF the animals back. and one
on his iu.ks. One night last week. as
they we're passing aver Workshop Forest.
the party came 10 a tnli bar which was
closed. whrr.upan nnr Of tiHm called
"GIie" whrn out came lie toll keeper
IN his night cap 10 attend 10 the cal. ;
bn. in obser, Ing the strange and uGasu,l
sperta~.e winch prcsented i,-ch 10 his
dsovsy eyes. in,tead Of opening lhe gate.
vas go ierIItied that re ran b.ck inIa the
house. sxrlsiming, DeUir seOms al iastF
and iainled.awsy. 3, terrified Vas lh.
poor man. lllsi for several days he was 70
I'll 40 10 be confined 10 his bed.
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FRESH FRUITS,
Confectionaries, &C.

n19e. 3Aaaa32 takes pleasure IL
-~ annuun.II. t. -" puhiic that sic has
risl rertivcd a flesh supply II FRUITS, Confrr
Iionaries, &c, and is nov able 10 furnish nj
most any thing that may be wanted in her line
"f business. Tiny consist ptIn, il aiIy Of the
following arti,l.s:
Oranges. Lemons Rrisins, Pruhes, Figs,
Curren,s ana Dates.
Almonds. Wsinurs. Biazil Nuts, Snda
Crackers, Blu ter Crarkfrs, Wster
Crscker., Sugar Ctsrkers.
fem"n Syrup and inc Juice.
Preserved Ginger. Preserved Pine Ap
pies. Preserved Cherries, SatGines.
A general assortment oi Candies, Jujubt
Pssle. excellent for colds.
Cologne, Bears Oil, French Pomarum,
Balm Of Columbia, s1mnsl approved
article fnr the hair.
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Smoking TO
baccn. Matches.
\ handsome assortment Of Toys.
A few dnzPn Of Corn Btooms, and few
ChIliren's Carrisges--soId very cheap.
April 90. 70
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Il VEGETABLE snd uu.t.r..l A..
Rrssfa y iAe sKFsIisnse II II. 49, Z.
-. shsn lsoifais Fsasttslse aal ..,,.s
ears - ever fesia - She iNasaKsf.E
al hnsans ak~ sams nfieim. a. 49,. asa
fFmm ths LhIfkkSAI. linuT n " = - =
aamrly IArLklTi - iMft ki ct .-ss.
tsaa 81 lLe el.OtD sAss'a-
u . PeIi0d ol llliie mere n .nsa
- the L. > they hare aeslsrrd = sfsis
hraiih and er1uymsnl esrI ORE in As's,st
THOUSAND Psssaks. Hhn ace 49,. -
- anrnrablr ~ Physieians sf lhs k.sa $3.50
Shading, aad - nl4ay rssrs = hrn 49,, so
rrmrdy lad bseh rstsiirr .. "a 80. e'iff
d. alirassssf fsin 81 a eakss,, -.
hs ehfonie efltseni. shslLff h. a.,,s'.a
pain - ihe aide. mhrihsr q ssise Il. !. ssf
smis0nai Or Eoan senaf inm,sr iale 49,. 80.
ihrr u BE- ilssn infsrnal ,sr atts...I .... 80.
I'll be sred ,. fsissssrA J "a ne i, 4 ~.
Pills. 'l'.s
This prinriPle 81 rsrfi,e = ilL B,,,f,..
Pile. Feme,ss nelhiEe bl.l n. e,el.,. ~,
raysd psriislss iiens thr hs.iy-- a, $3.50 -.
eaEFEs.s h-saats II the bls..d. .a... 1..a
uhfrh cause dasssss- they in'1.ar "A. 49,.
tians Of the liver y hen ll.ra s.a,l. .,'s.'
organ. and nlirh. shea iLst s.t,l. 49,,
nansrlrs. pfodnee them sllsa. ), -. se
serves. piadure gut; az upaa he ls,,, s
dase eansnmsiieni - nPon The IN. ,lis,, rs
tiveaess; % nRan lhr llRine n ~ h,,g
sels. aPnplsxy ald raralysls, and III ,l,,
~ disorders So me- aleholg io he !, g..
al Who bsi,old lltm. ha
les. pursine thsse humos. y, m IN. ~,
The true rnIr far 81 these somrla,n,. an,
cry alher farm 81 disease. Ills i, A.
sssesilon- Il j. sdsmensiiHIls lntL s,,.'s
day q % extending lasfll; Is1 ans s,.,n;.f'a
coming knows, and more and mere .rr,,.;
tatsd. H-
The cure By pareine NAV more dste.a ~.
the laws Nhirh pfodarr sNssIn.s - ar r,,,,'
than may be generally laasined. Me-.
ieafs 70 siagnaie. Will prsd.sr s.sl n,,, -.
saase q tends 70 palrelariian: iLsf.l,,,, ~.
aeressiiy ~ rafsiani sGrrrisr 10 sesn.
When tonsiant xrTrlsr 1sansl BE- ussd G.,.
my CAUSE. the nrrasi ahaI nse n e-,,,,-
MEpieiSk % ABSOLUTELY r.aai,se. a..
The rondniis q the blood, the fnanisin AZ NJ
are Kept ire from iLass 10 pnr,ii. /, ' hi v.,ti
prevent Unsteady enirsRi nlini,l.,iap 4, ,,,L
Thus morbid haaaars are pr ssnisd fen, H..
coming mixcd with ID u 10 na,s,s .l.L,,
ihas assisted through ihe msans snd ,.,,,,.
which she has provided for hsneI
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EctSrsDufs, n.
fflHs. BERG q CO. hare rrreived dn-img
lae Pfrseaa Arrk Tx PIAAU FOk Is.
a~aag whirh . six and hall Octave Plana
fssTie. very saperior one n aay ever sren
hrge. fhey hare noH aa ksnd . Eery large
sioek, and waaiL respectfully reqaest Ihase
ladies and GrAliemsa - IlillshorusEh and Ea-
aafaas ~ho are i @ani a ?laans. - rali and
see ihem aad ~ them; al they w.il DC Coz
ssaeed u tnrir snP-rianty "a ahy aiher uaans-
faeiare. Ne wili eire uriliea warranty a.
70 their durah'lily and ksePiag N iune logger
ihsa any aiher.
Thss have also m land large assortment
e Music a tie laarsi rab'leaiian iar Piano
sd iiar, Strlags 81 all salts. hesl Nl0llns.
Z alrs. Ase.Fdiaas all kiads &c Bass iasira
meats fsr Military Baads. Dsams efail sizes.
&c ks
G Berg s ca. waald respectable rsenm.
mead ih-ir assarim-al sffianns aud Masie 10
Praripais and Teachers ~ Schools. Any or
Ter shall be f.,lafally and promptly attended
to-
For the eoaEeaieaee Of purchasers in North
caFalias. Dae,ar Watson &C 0xfosa. haviag
Sinily consented 20 at as nnr Agent. has nov
m haal saF7r af our INSTRUMENTS We shall
shortly establish agencies in naher parts a
NaIlh Caraiaaa. kn8ains that whenever nar
Pans become known They aill Be Preferred
To aRy other.
July IS. s2-
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Not for f,ro c.''cLidiags "A eou-
pie oi genllrmrn had = pretty big talk
tie ether daS in store in N. York. which
80 concluded hy me ~ them observ
ing. " II ynn will step oul into the srreI
with me. III eirs You . eawhiding. "
e. Oh. M" replied The other, :au CHING, IS
wouldn't da'ii II you would give me Two
nf Ihem!!'
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ny DENNIS HEaRTr,

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, tE Two poLlhs
FiFrI cESrs ~ RAID ~ AWAKE.
Those who DO moi give moi &C Of their w'sh
10 have thrIr naeF discontinue ai the cxpita-
ton Of The year, will b. presumed a. ,'cs'r'ng
itst ontir ant g until hi,tmanftd Aud 20
papcf will be JIrconiiantd until all arnafas's
arc "a d, unless n tie option IL the uhlish"r
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lir'
one dollar l"r Tie iifsi, and iMr,iy five cents
Tor go b subs anshi inzrriicn; lutg,r onts !"
pr portion, Court advertisements tMrn;. i've
pa rcnt iglcf. A drdm iion al 81 par 't.i'
vii be made 10 ai,rI':stIs W lie .ear