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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-21

The Carolinu Standdrd,-We have
found il necessary. upon more than one &C.
casion, to administer a little wholesome
casiigation to the Editor Of the North Car
Dina Standard, for his gross and rIba'd at
iacks upon some Of the FIRST men in his
own State. But we find that he is utter.
Is incorHoibe, and We must give him up
as desperate case Of malignant scurriltty
"A disease for which no remedy has yet
been found
In his last paper he has opened the walls
of bis filthy abuse upon Judge Badger, aud
not satisfied with drawing largely upon his
own extensive resources of Billingsgaie
language. has stepped acrossthe border and
borrowed a lille from his worthy compcer
Of the Charleston Mercury, whose dainty
articles are just fit to be dished up IN the
columns Of the Standard. PET. Int
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4 Cape Cod Sqpoh.-We saw weigh
Cd and measured one day last week, the
largest squash " in all creation at least
the biggest one VIC ever heard tell Of .
aud we boldly defy any Of the great farm
ers, north or south, east or west Of thu Old
Colony who Judge 50 meanly Of our fer
tie saa!s, TO show nobler, richer s7cci-
men Of the squash family. Our squash is
Of the marrow tat species-was raised in
The garden of our neighbor. Nr. Cornelius
Groclscr-aad, hank ye, il weighs one Inn
slffd and sir poanlI, and measures ID cir
conference fre feet sir iacies-beiug
ihree inches larger in glrh thau a four
barrel Boa! this il gen caa.-BarastG
bic Patriot,
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Dreadful 4ccideat--0n Saturday last,
ave lads, between the ages OF twelve and
fifteen years, were playing about sand
bank short distance from Baltimore on
the Bel-Air road, when the bank gave way
aud burigd three OF them under it, from
witch they were not extrieated until they
were dead. 1t appears that the three
went into the pix and endcayorod to throw
down the bank By loosenlng the earth with
sticks. The two who were on the top saw
the earth giving way, and warned their
companions of their danger, but before
they could retire, the earth fell on them.
Assistance was Immediately procured aud
the bodies taken out after lapse Of about
forty minutes, but all exertious to restore
lilo were unayaiing, american.
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Gen. Edward Paine, one OF the earliest
settlers Of Caio, died at his residence in
Pamesyille, OF Inc 2Sih ulhmo, at the ad-
yanced age Of 96. Gen, Paine was one
of the FIRST TO engage in our glorious revo-
mtioary struggle. He led on the first
company that broke ground on Dorchester
heights, soon after which Gen. Gage cvac-
uaed Boston. H@was stationed on Coy.
ernor's island when the American army
yetroatod out of New York, aud his COM
pany covered the retreatiog army,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-10-21

TIE late Secretary 81 he Sary-The
letter Of Mr.. Badger, already spread be.
fore our readers, viii be read with scrious
and painful interest It is needless to re-
mark thut il confirms Mr.. iiwing's .;ate-
mon, ia every essential point and TO say
Tie eas, Of i, anuh.la,cs the prctcu OF
conscientious obligation upon which the
President relies for BIS Justification in dis,
appointing tile hopes of DIE country. Most
willingly would we draw the we'd over
events 50 woundlng to American pride, and
especially would NC hido them if possible
from European ewes. ever watchfl as they
are to scan the frame work Of Republican
Government and criticize its errors. The
nast, however, cannot be recalled, ard il
is probably the part Of true wisdom to
make tho best even &c our mjsiog,Uucs. n
The loss &c such man from tlc public
Councils, as the late Secretary Of the NAVY,
rs scarcely less 10 be deplorcd than the
causes which produced ii, lie was exact.
" che man to infse his own noble spirit
into that abused and mismannged depart
ment Of the pubkc defence and we hear
from all quarters that his retirement is
deeply regretted by the officers Of the Navy.
No friend or aGmirer Of Mr.. Badger, how
ever, could for a moment consuro the step
under the peculiar and aggravated cjrcum-
stances of his casc.--Rtchmoaa Whig.
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BESIDES the apathy and indifference into
which the Wings have been thrown by the
course OF things at Washington, which
might sufficiently account for the loss OF
the election, causes Of dissatisfaction with
ID the Stale operated most powerfully the
chef OF which was, the weight Of the d.
rect taxation which tie late Wing Lcgis-
latare, in thc honorable and hieh.miadcd
discharge Of painful but imperative du-
~, found II necessary to impose 10 save
the State from tie shame and ruin OF ire
.rieyable bankruptcy. We arc mortified
10 learn that sumo gentlemen Of large pro-
periy, Wings in sentiment, and heretofore
in action, voted tie LoeOloco ticket aYow-
edly 8 to get rid Of the taxes" The t,ew
Governor is, as We understand it, pledged
to repeal the taxes, 10 ex:ermlnatc all the
issues Of small money bills, including all
those bills Of credit issued by himself as
President Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Canal Company, ana TO DO many other
thngs which he will find equally practical
bic. The apartment is now to be made
whether the prosperity Of State is 10 be
adrnced by an open contempt Of all obi
cations Of honor, as well as Of State pride
ind patriotism. We shall sec how this
50 experiment will cad.
Much as VIC may, for the sake Of the
principles involved, regret the loss Of tins
election by the Wings, we consider it the
sure prcsoee Of success hereafter to the
Wing cause IN Maryland, as wen as III
ether States in winch the present year
witnesses Wing defeats. The Wing par
~. ginning strength by their fall, will be
found exhibiting Ia the next wear an Cncr-
ey in strong coairas, with their present
supiuoress. Recovering from the depress-
ing effects Of the occurrences at the scat Of
the General Government, appealing With
inst prideto'h beneticant measures accom-
piishcd at the late session OF Congress not
wi,hsanding these occurrences, they will
rally in their strength and teach their adj
yersaries acAt year. as they did IA year
ago, what power there is in The union Of
yiriuo1s purposes with firm resolves.
As Tor the defeated Wing candidate,
lhouga we regret that our heigho0Is %
Maryland have not appreciated as lh3.
ought the value Of so upright and high
minded q statesman Is William Cost John
son, it is satisfactory to know that his
country has not lost his services where they
may be guile as valuable as, under present
Circumstances, they could have been at the
head Of The government Of Maryland
Already the whole country owes to him
debt Of gratitude for his agency in tho late
passage Of the inesiinablo act for the ad-
igsimeut Of the land question, to winch he
win By his continuance in Congress, be
enabled to add new titles TO the esteem and
confidence, not Of his immediate constitu-
en,s merely, but Of tie whole Union
National Il'e!lseacer.
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Tho Enquirer, and a few other Loco
Foco prints, which were so ind gnant when
Mr.. 0gle exhibited catalogues Of the fur
atture IN the Presidents house, applying
to him the most degrading epithels, are
now themselves osttulatiousIy paradng a
list O.! the articles used at tho funeral Of
she il!ustrous Harrison, and which were,
as they ought to have been paid for by the
pubic--for If members of Congress, dy-
ing at Washington, are buried al the pub.
he expense, why should not an American
President be entitled to the some molaa-
cho!y honor Yet are these sensitive gen
dcmcn paradine grapes, cofins, hcarses,
scarf, whiting sheets, and all tho gloomy
apncndagps Of tie grave. before The people,
Nith their prices annexed, for tie purpose
81 creating poiJaca! capital, Surely, il
w, Ogia vasa sclt'ioF. they are bycaes--
he only animal that prows among lie
,ombs l--Lyach5ayg llrgieiaa.
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Troa The Temperance Adrocofe
NRmnrnpY. -. ln. -

NEWbhkRf, sept To- lr5i.
1ir. Editor, lit has repeatedly been oh.
served, that the fall IS the best time for
sowing most Of the cultivated grasses 10
this climate. Ii is, therefore, proper that
those, who desire 20 SOW them, should have
the seed 10 readiness in Glll time. Bat,
how are We 10 do dis Last wear, had
an order forwarded 10 the North eagIy Ia
June, aud certainly expected tie seed be-
fore ser,eai5er. Bu, II did not arrive IN
al tAe last of February, or beginning OF
March. The consequence was, that bc.
fore TIN grass had tune 10 take root, Il was
parohed by tho summer heat. Besides,
tue price charged By the Northern seeds
inen II goa aad an order, and arc not on
iae spoil, TO check their esiort,on--is 30
cxofhiIant that YOU cRnnot afford to pur.
chase. Al thc very iigua, that hy the pri.
ces current Of the Albany CultIyator, Clio
ycr seed IS selling at s. you ,r:ll DC apt
to bo charged 81 and -, al TIC Northern
seed stores. This, with the freight and
delay pats 1t gu, Of the question 70 depend
On such people.
Neare. now exceeding yanyioustiraugh-
oui this District, 70 poi lIcs1s grass seed.
| believe ono hundred bushels would sell
NJ reasonable prices, on aaxt sale day. !
have little dolbt--iadocd Il has been re-.
peaiedly meatioocd, that If the North Car
oiiaf toaeons would bring down Herds
grass seed, lhey could sell il freely and
probably. | know, tha, IN his District,
thes would meet a ready market, and find
it as good an article as they could carry.
| believe the same might be saii Of York,
Chester, Fairfield, Lsurens, Abboville,
&c. OF this Distinct am certain.
wish, sir, you would call their alten.
ton 10 tbs sat ieci. OMEGA.
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Baggng, 20 Is EackeEel No. IA l6
Cotton, sail Go No. ? l. IL
Coffee, q 10. do Eo.3 { On
Moasses Cuba - a 25Sugars, s. II
do No. 30 a 81 L1af aud Lump, u Il
Rice s. 3sFeas, 10 a 81 70
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NEW DRUG STORE, 30 0Royot-stred.-Justrc ' ceived per Aabamian additional stock of DRUGS, MEDIClNES, Sc, and large and gen. era assortment of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, warranted the growth of iSii among which are the following, yz:-Giant Spnache, every variety of Cabbage, Carrot, Lettuce, Turnip, Beets and Mel Also,-Gmnt Celery, Mammoth Watemeon, Purple Egg Plant Mammoth Tomatoes, Sage Seed, every variety of Peas, Beans, &c. and fine lot of Asparagus Roots.
 dec4 4tf J. II. WOODCOCK
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M OfiCE-A those indebted the subscriber, Neither by note, or by accounts made in the years of lS39-'10, requested to make payment by the ast of January, lSi2, as am determined to all who do not settle by that time.
 noy57 SSlIEw* JOHN GALLAGHER.
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[sA EUrAW hOtSE.-ths l.etsl is nov Eaga oren. and ieady h receive rompaa, IS usual. Every exertion the pat of the subscriber shall be sed io please tlosc who may favor hnu with lheir patronage. JAMi@; PENN0A ER.
 j. P. formerly comm, nded the steamboat Neptune,
 my 3D Q1kmo
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JUDGE PATTERSON.--Read the following s1 frsm Judge Patterson, for thirty years the first Judge of the county in which he lives
 MIDDLETowS, N J., March l2. lsi0 Messrs. Coinstock & Co.,,
 Gentemen-You arc at liberty to make snch use of the following certificate as yoa deem will best sub- serve the purposes for which it s intended.
 [CERriFIcArE OF JUDoE PArrERsoN.1
 hereby certify, that my daughter has be- aiiltt- ed with sick headache for the space of lbout 20 years-the attack occurring once n about tv 3seeN frequently lasting 2i hours during which ine paroxysms have been severe, as apparent, soon to deprive her of life And after having tried almost all other remedies in vain have been insucsi a last resort to try Spom's Headache Remedy ,s sold by you and to tho great disappointment aa joy ot herself and all her friends, found very material relic from the first dose of the medicine. She has follow ed up the directions with the article, and in every case when an attack was tlaeatened has found imme .atc relief, until she is permanently cured - The attacks are now very seldom, and disappear II most immediately alcr taking the quantity directed. A hope that others muy be benctttsd by the of Ls trul, invaluable medicine, has nduced me 10 yon the above, and remain yohr obedient servant,
 JEHU PATTERSON, Judge of the Court of c F COMSTOCk & co l Wholesale Druggists, ? Fletcher st. New York. l Sold by 1. c. DuBOSE x co, Agents, and by Drs. Maynard, Hammond. and Gates. Mobile ian 2S TO
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CHIMNEY CLOrG-I20 Rolls 45 in. 2lb~ to lhe N yard, landing from Brig NetumFka. This ar tice is well worth the n,;cstoa of planters and iac tors being made expessy for this market. for sale by
 novlSkmo JOHN GREELEY.
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EEAMS.-l0 casks, a good article, received to N day per steamer W. w. Fry, for sale by
 dcc2 MARSHALL Se ROWE.
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nISSOLUT1ON OF COPARrNERSHIP.-- .--. A] Notice is hereby given to all concerned, tia. inc coparnershp in the Iron Foundry business al hlobile, known under the name of James Curry & Co.,, has been this day dissolved. All perscps hav-
 ing claims against said firm on account of the Mo- bile Foundry, will please present tfem for setie- ment [oct29 6jtf JAMES CURRY.
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nOCroR JOHNSON's Cescntafed Compaah -hE Fluid Eabact et Saroe Payiia Lttoaogi, fiafi- sg Ro,t anu Ligaim ltac.
 The great cause of all cur ills is proved to le suppression of other o the secretaries, lro. ducing an abstraction in inc great outlets, com. mon sewers of the body and thereby rendering inc fluids of diseased quality, and unit for nutrition; and these obsruclions cnn only Ge removed ly rcs- toring the natural secretions, without which NC must labor under perpelu. disease.
 This splendid and invaluable combination of tho most healliy and sautary articles in the vegetable kingdom, is considered the greatest discu'eiy tl@t ever WIS made since the dawn ul medicine, as pos sessing the long sought for aHd mcstimahe qn,li;y of exciting at t.e same time tue healily action of the stomach, lungs, bowels, liver, kidneys ard skn, and what is great mpoIianee.it may be always la ken with advantage in every variety and stage ni dis ease, without app ehendhg danger. The following few, of countless diseases, in which Il has shown it's wonderful Yirue;--incipient consumption, chronic enlargement of the liver and spleen, thenma- tsm drorsy of every kind, dlspersia, pnlriation ol the heart difficulty of breathing, cough, raising of blood, mercura disease, eruptIoas on the skin, painful swcngs in the joints and legs, sore threat, nose, and constitutional debility, arising from Heneri- al disease In these and all other diseases il has been equnlled. In fact 1t is inc result of long and aborious practice of Is years. IL has also fe- cci,ed the well merlted sanction of the whole mcdc al faculty, and is supported by the testimony of Bu meruus persons ho have been cured of disease that were considered bcS und the reach of human aaeu- lion. The following is ono, out of many, that have been lately received.
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NEW AND REASONABLE DRY GOODS, lN MILLINERY, etc.'-Just received per late arrivals from France (via New York and New Or leans splendid assortment of rich waer'd and plain Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau ty of style and quality of textures; large assor- ment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Caps childrens Hoods; Leghorn Hats Constable and Oriental do ; l0-4 rich Shawls and Miantillas deep irng'd Satin stipd'd Challies plain and plaid Mouse de Laines !; French Pr nts cols guaranteed; ladies and gents Kid Gloves; blk Bombazne heavy and rich Chan tilla Veils, &c. &c.
 GJ7 The Millinery department will be conducted by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
 J. A. SMITH, successor to
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D. II. RHODES. lle. no,lO
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NAR. II. GATES, Dauphm st. informs jhe pubic -hC that he has now on hand, and will hereailer koep, m addition to his stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c., general assortment of GARDEN SEEhS, amnnr N Mhich are--
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GRENADA, Miss. June ?, iall.


 Dr. Jnhnson-Dear Sir--ln vain have tried the best medical skill and all the remedies that could To devised to eure me oi a complicated disease that a- feced my liver, stomach and lungs. In fact, my sui- lerngs became so great, that gave up all hopes fl recovery, when | happily saw your advertisement, now finished the fifth bottle, which, with unspeaka ble joy, has restored me to all the vigor of youth IL is indee a wonderful medicine, and l would tecm it as n ngtatitude you, and injustice io the public, if kept this fact secret from you. You are, therefore, at liberty to make what lso oi il you will. Yours, with much esteem,
 D. II. RHODES. Enr sale uI 29 Sl. Erancis sL; rriee < narhnL
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ID EMOVAL.-The undersigned have removed to E C first store in the new block of buildings oppo site their late office. F. SHAW & co.
 noyS Fl Con,inercest
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rH1HE undersigned having sold lher stock of hoa N and HardwoFe to Mr. O. MAZANGE beg leave to solicit for hm continuance of the paiionage customers G3-l'he office of tho subscriber Is re- moved to Church street, is door west of Royal st.. where all those indebted will please call and pay, and all demands presented for settlement.
 nou5 69f JOSEPH HALL k co.
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D ICliARD NORTH, No. 30, Government . EAand 45, Commerce street. St. Francis Importer of French and English Drugs, Chemistry, aad PcrlumeIy, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Paints, Medicines, Oils, Glass, asd Dye Sm0s, No. 35, Government, near Royal, and 40. Commerce, near Si. Francis street, informs his
 friends and the public generally that he has taken Le store No. 10, Common street, (two doors from St. Fiancs,) east side, where in conneNion with his store No. 35, Government, he intends keeping an extensive assortment of all articles in his line of bu- siness. He does not expect, much less hope, for encouragement and support than he has hither- to received, without claiming for himself the need of merit. He will at all times his best endeav ors render satisfaction To all who may favor his establishment with their patronage. As he Is well aware how highly important it is tor Physicians and families 10 obtaa medicines in their rure state, the public may rest assured in obtaining pure and fresh medicines. He is receiving, and will continue ceve, by ihc latest arrivals, aIge, fresh, and pcrior assortment of American, English, and French Medicines selected with the greatest care. The assortment of drugs and family medicines, compris-
 ing every article of the cholsest and freshest selecs
 ton in the line, are from the best European and A merican manufactures.
 He also will keep on hand select assortment fresh Garden amp Field Seeds, Beens and Peas. N E. Orders from the country illeh at the short est notice feb
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RNOR SALE.-Ele,en slafes of the Atr Ihfa'rs D Siock Gall paid ial for Cash. lersaus rureha-- ing this stock purchase either Season Tickets or Boxes, twenty rer cent lower than for cash. Apply
 af tsAEGDRY 'S ENelnnae. u Eolai-st.
 N. B.-rhc above will be sold in single shares Il wanted. nByt:4HG
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VAlLER'S FRENCH PlLLS.-S300 CliAL LENGE.-The genuine French Pills against al l Quack Nosrums of the age, for the cure of < < .
 The French Pills are applicable in all cases for i ther sex, (yarrantcd free from Mercury and possess es great advantages over the Balsams and all liquid medicines, by being entirely free from smell, and con sequently do affect the breath thereby preventing the possibility of discovery while using them.
 Besides this important advantage, they never disa gree with the stomach, and in the first stages of the disease, they usually effect cure in a few days with little regard to diet or exposure
 In the most obstinate stages of the disease, they are equally certain, having cured many after every other remedy had failed. In short, they have been universally successful that the proprietor challenges any one produce remedy of equal certainty under forfeiture of Three Hundred Dollars.
 ianl2 i.C. DUBOSE & CO, S9 Water st.
 0r5- Price, $2 per box, with full directions.
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N lament of Joseph Raby, deceased, anl to carry into effect the provisions of said Will, and in con formity with the order of the Orphans Court of Mo bile county, granted the 2sth day of October, ls4l, will, on Monday, the Sth day of January, 1912, cX- pose public sale, in front of the court house of Mobile, within the legal hours of sale all the personal and real estate of said Joseph Raby, follows, viz; the Negroes Willi, Tony, Isaac Sally and her three children; Household Furntre; as also, a tract of Land lying Bayou Golden, in Mobile county, con taining about 300 acres; also tract of Land Fu- ton, containing about IS acres, being the residence of the late Joseph Raby.
 Terms of sale months credit, with two good se- curities JOSEPH KREBS,
 nov2O S2tf Executor.
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NOR SALE.-A family of valuable NEGROES, I consisting of-BRANCH, aged 40 good Gardner, Ostler and general servant
 GEORGE, aged 6; his sod
 BRANCH, '' 2oj first rate Steward and Waiter JOE, " 19; Drayman
 The above negroes have been raised in this city, and of good character and first rate servants in every respect, and only sold to close concern They can be seen by applying at the of Cont and Commerce street, up stairs. noy20
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GtLARET.-i0 casks Latour, 75 boxes Pauac, S go boxes I.uon, so boxes Meaoc, 20 boxes St. Estephe, 25 boxes Chateau MatgeauX, p boxes Chateau IaGte for sale by
 dec6 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Watcr.st.
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DEMOvA AL.--DOUBLEDAYS & SEARS, lt BooRsELLERs 6 SrATIosER, have removed to the store formerly occupied by John Stephenson ss Co. No. 36 Daaphn street. noys
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E IQuORs.-30 barrels old Monongahela Wins. -hl key, 90 bhls Am. Gin
 60 hbs Am. Brandy, l5 pipes Gn
 16 mf pipes Cognac Brandy
 l butt Scotch Whiskey, ] Ind St. Croix Rum 30 qr casks Sweet Malaga Wine do old choice Port; 30 do do Sicily Madeira 50 do MarseiIles do; 30 casks Bor Clarct
 10 half casks Sauterine, in store, for sale by decS VIM. II. BUNNELL & co.
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aad other bccisi Nhite kidney ond Linn heans Long pod, rcd and brown specIled Valentine, Chi na white and yellow Beans; Scotch and Ger. kale; Early \ ork, Landreth's large York, earh Bauefsoa, large drumhead, flat Dutch, green curled and hum noad Savoy, red Dutch and green German Callaee, carly horn and long orange Carrots; cWed Cros.; Early Caulitloweri white and rcd solid Celery; Early frame and long green prickly Cncunbe,s - Large purple Egg Plant; curled Endtc huee flag lealed 1.cek: Cayenne Perper early, brown Dutch, largo chiled India and early oalbage Lettuce; Span lsh and Cairo Watermelon; Nutmeg and etron Mushmron; Okia, Tomato Sals,ly; Rtulalb;- d great variety ofPeas, Turaips, Radishcs, Squash os, Onious, Pot and sweet herbs Terms cash.
 All these seeds warranted. no,E7
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ID ArE DE REGNAtLp.--A pleasant aod cl-
 lcelnal relief for causis Col k hoarseness, sSc. Received aud for sale hy |. (. nUBOSE X Co,
 no, 2D late naRBse & Rolf, ag Water st.