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Str9ims's .S1lfh-C Carolina
EXECUTOR,

the Statutes and Common
Y Law af this State, together with tie dccis-
ions OF the Supreme Cont, and all the necessary
FIRMS and preccdents, intended ss convenient
Napca, and a safe guide 10 Executors, Admins
traitors, Guardians, Jures and Commissioners of
v,rioas kinds appointed BY the Courts Clerks,
Sberifs and all public officers In short, |, is IN
tended for the benefit Of all persons, public or pr-
vate. who arc, or possibly may be interested IN the
nroner management OF the estates OF deceased per
sons with the least trouble and expense possible ac
cordinq TO the laws now in force. For, besides the
legal matter above mentioned generally, II embFa-
ces the kindred subjects OF Wills OF land aud per.
sonal property, Legacics, Distributive Shares OF
Estates. Rules of Descent Partition OF Estates, re-
al and personal, among those entitled, Dover ana
other provision for Widows, &c. &c.
Among the Forms it contains, are, all the ne
ccssary Legal Process Wills, Bonds, Oaths, DECIDE,
Bills OF Sale, Leases, Forms of Account, Petitions
Afidavits, Advertisements, Commissions, Notices.
writs, Returns, Reports, &c, &c. in all, near 4
hundred in member. And Is believed by goou
;udrps 10 he the largest, as well the most prdc-
iical and approved collection of Forms now eHtant
This Book has Just been published. 1t con
t,ns 2is octave pages. (same size as those of the
aNprth Caroina Justice ~ well bound IN tdi1
binding; and, in consequence Of the scarcity OF
money, as well as to place ii within the reach oil
every person, ii is now offered for sale at the low
price Of 81 so BY rotaii. Merchants and Others
who buy by the quantity to sell again, can have
reasonable reduction in the price
gJ'Apply at the Printing Office in Ashboro'
Randolph county, N. c., or at the North Cafolln'
Book Store in Raleigh.
BENJAMIN SWAIN,
Author and Proprietor,
| Dec. 8, l64l, Ito
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Piano Tioleao.--We had the pleasure
on Saturday of hearing performance on
this instrument, .nvcnted by James ;.
Wood, Esq, of Buchanan, Va. It is a
combination of the Piano and Violin, aud
is undoubtedly one of the most ingenious
Instruments we have ever seen. The mu-
sic is exquisite, the instrument being so
constructed, that the performer can play
ON the Piano disconnected with the Violin
or both at the same time, with as much
ease as any lady can common fianc'-
The best amateurs of Europe have endea-
vored for two hundred years to invent
such an instrument as the Piano Nioleno,
but have totally failed-and we are glad
that a citizen of our own State, and near
ue,chbor, has succeeded in this complica'
ted undertaking.. Mr.. Wood will remain
in this place for several days, aud we
would advise all the admirers Of good mu'
sic and the arts, to call and see the per
Torrance on this rare instrument, now ex
hbitiag at the Franklin Hotcl.-L, Fir
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gMyHAT North Carolina is far behind the spirit
H. Of the age In Literature, is truth shat
mono can question. Behold the immense number
Of Magazines and Newspapers published ia cities
North aud sonlh of us, all geonline with literary
matter. while IN the odd North State " there is
no periodical or paper devoted TO tho cultivation
Of correct taste and refined perception Of all that
is beautiful and attractive IN the moro pleasing
department OF polite literature And why is this
Is il from wan, Of material owing TO our dcs-
iitution of that knowledge or talent requisite for
literary porsuits There are in,ellccis among Us
that would grace and give character to the pages
Of any press. Surely then, the absence Of such a
paper as that which IS now proposed, can only be
attributed 10 an inconsiderato neglect OF those al
lainmen,s, which, though they should never asurp
the place tina, belong 10 erarer purposes, still new
er fail to cheer the heart and adorn the mind 10
a noble edctica less beautiful because trailing
vines and flowers ontwlne themselves in graceful
fesioons aropnd its Corin,hlan columns Should
tests be forswotn because they chime not with So
Der reflections We opno not, VIC trust not, and
il is the object OF this paper 10 prove not. few
words will sufficiently expHsss our intentions. 10
the frs, place then we mean TO be neutral IN
Politics, and shall carefully cschew oil "commit-
taiism on that subject, while We shall, TO the
best of eur ability cater TO the mental appetite OF
tho lovers Of fun and good humor, Tales, ESSAYS,
SWITCHES. aud articles of PoErRY. original and Sc
lcctod, together with a condensed statcmcn, OF
thc news Of the day will appear in our columns.
In shor, we wish TO publish an agreeable Misccl.
lany, a lively entertaining sheet, TO which. the
eve wearied with politics, msy turn for pleasure,
not uamingled Vith profit
THE LITERARY NEWS
will be published weekly, on fine psrer, of small
medium size, at The low price of so per annum,
payable in all cases in advance. The first mum
Der will appear on or about tho f:s, Of March
JAMES G. BURR.
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Esaslk.,.Hllfcy.

N fEEI, Il my duty oEce more 10 give warning
u 10 the Petitioners and their Counsel, under
tic Baukfap, Law. Form ,hey probably think .
VERY ltAe thing: but few failures for want Of
firm may convince them that il is essential 10 the
proper execution Of tic law. The Pamphie, con.
'iiai !, my Rules and Regulations. again say.
i sof sale, al Is cents each. BY MIR iIalc Of this
town. And respectfully ask tho Editors If pa.
IRIS throughout the State, II they are not wiling
70 DO good service 10 large but INDECENT eass 81
cur cammuniiy by giving currency TO this aoGl-
manicatlon in their journals
H. POTTER. District Judge,
Fagetteriiic, Ma4ch 3, isia
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New Copartisersliip
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

fENIIE Subscribers having formed eoparinet-
u ship for the purpose OF carrying on the Tat
lafiaE Business ia all It's various branches IA Con
cord, n. c. undcg the Grin Of Price & MeMasters,
offer their services to the people Of cabarrus and
the public in general Their shop is the same &C.
eupied by Mr.. Chas n. Pfitc, They ilattct them.
selves that they will be able to please oil who may
hvoF them with call. One Of the firm having
been employed considerable portion Of his time
as cutter in some Of the most fashionable Estab-
shmonts 10 the City Of Philaielphia aud having
tue advantages Of an extensive acquaintance Ia
teaiioa 70 his business and the other having cat
sled on shop Cor q considerable time 10 Concord
they arc sure that they ean otItr inducements tc
tae public Ia their business which they pledge tc
fulfil Their work shall be done IN the latest and
most fashionable style and warranted TO be snpe
riot workmanship TO any in tho country They
hope by ponetuaiity and strict attention to the''
business 10 merit a share Of public patronage
Their price shall be in proportion TO the times
CHARLES N. PRICE.
JOHN X. MONSTERS.
Concord, Fsb ], isi2. 22,f
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To silk Growers.

q HAYlNG established a small flaturc at this
d n place, the subscriber wishes 10 purchase
C0cO0NS, for which he viii pay fair price for
any quantity TINT may be offered. lie also wish.
cs to contract with any person who has the Mpl.
berry Trees and Cocooneries now established for
supply fer the ensuing year, or With any per.
son who wishes 10 engage in the production Of
Cocoons. lie has II in contemplation 10 enlarge
bis manu.actnry il arrangements can be made for
the supply Of Cocoons Any ore having Cosoons
now on band for sale val fad market FOR them
By applying to The subscriber at Concord. " c.
WILLIAM jerks
Concord, Feb. s. 1872. 20f
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10 COPIES A YEAR FOR $40.
Tie Hndsemest and Cheapest Periodical fsr tA'
iOaRe.
EVERY YOUTHS GAZETTE.

ILLUSTRATED BY ELrGANT EaGRAvINGs.
10 b. published epey Saturday.
Am Saturday the Oh day Of January, will be
~ oonimepeed The editing and publishing Of q
weekly pnper. which will be called Epcfg Youths
Gazette" /, will DO Of tho qasrto form, contain.
ing eight pavcs similar 10 tho New York Mirror.
Every number will be embelished with beautiful
Pictures Of an instructive and pleasing character
The contents will be lot the most part original,
and adapted 10 the wants and capacities OF youth
fal readers Not only viii the exclusive services
Of an accomplished Editor DO given To the work
but the talents Of many popular writer's viii DO
enlisted IN lis support
An The new popular works Cor children which
anpeaf in England VIII be obtained. and from
these the best articles win be chosen and publish
Cd entire il the Gazette, together with the cngrav
inrs by which they may be illustrated. Thus, IN
our catalogue Of contributors, there will be many
numos. dear aud familiar TO tho young-Mlss
Edgewotth. Mrs. Holland. Mary Hewitt, Miss
Nattipeau, Mrs BarnweN Miss milford. Mrs. ),
/ c. Hall, Joanna Baillc Mrs. Southey, Miss Cole
ridge and others. Thus at price far less than
for which such works could be reprinted in the
shnpe Of books in this country, will the most OK.
eeleut treaties aud stories for the young be pre-
/ scnled,
Arrangements will also be maze 10 OBTAIN of''
/ ginol articles BY favorite American authors
purc moral tone will pervade every sentence
Of the new periodical Every thing like section
al sce,aran, or political bias will be sedolonsly a.
yoided Ia fine, the journal viii be adapted to The
tastes and capacities Of all Children and thus mer'
Every Youths Gazette WILL on and after the
ODD Of January, be issued on Saturday mornings
a, the Office Of the New WoaIp, No. 80 Ann-s''
New York.
TERMS.
To place Euerg Yosih's CoTeite within Tue
means of all the girls aud boys in tho country II
will DO sold TO subscribers at the following rates
For one copy sen, TO any par, o. North Amer.
lea, 50 a year for two copies 81; tor iou1 oop"S
IS; for ten copies sl0-aways to be pa'd 10 40
vance. When copies Cor s., OF 10 copies TOT slo'
are ordered, the remittance must be made IN cur,
! rent money Of New York or New Englanu--anu
the papers must be directed to one address
Letters on business, and all communications 70
he addressed to Tie Editor Of The iauth's hdeo
cate. 80. Ann.st. New York" ranked or pos paio
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NOTICE.

rHslE undcrsgsed will receive scaled
IL proposals 10 build JAIL ~ the
Town Il Concord antiI Monday the 18th day Of
April nest The building TO be Of Brice, 50 By
40 GceL three stories high 10 Rock foundation.
The building 70 Be completed By The lot day Of
January ISL.
The contractor will receive the following pay.
rcu,s, viz, $1,000 when the foundation ~ com.
plcre! 1000 whcn the walls are put ~ and tho
haiIiing covered. $500 on The lss day Of October
i.i3, aud $500 annually thereafter autil the
shoe amount Is paid. The contractor will be
required to give bond aad security
4 plan and specification Of the building may
Be sen By applying TO either Of iho undersigned
q. Concord.
JOHN ROGERS.
Il. W. ALLISON.
Csae0rd. CaLarfus Co NC
Matca /, 1912. t26
lJ The Carolina Waterman will insert thFc,
siugs.
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@ DESsOE UTEO.y. "a

FESllE firm Of j. s. d. JamisoD is this day de-
IN solved by mutual consent. Persons indobt-
cd TO the firm by Book Account are requested 10
call and close the same by cash or note. All who
fail TO do go ~ the February Court may expect
to scillo with an officer.
J. JAMESON
d. JAMlSO%.
Jan. I, 1872. lSif
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Bacon and Lard.

A QUANTITY of GOOD BACON and
IA LARD foe sale at r. II. Taylor's Store, tor
CASH only.
Mreh |, 1892. 23v
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The Raiikrltnl EGir.

InHE subscriber will attend the District Court
- at Fayetteville and give attention u oil ca
ses under the Bankrupt Law which mey be en-.
trusted to him.
JAMES W. OSBORNE.
Charlotte, FEB. 80 1912. 22lf
- The Meeklenburg Jefersonian, Lincoln Re-
publican and Highland Messenger will give this
four Insertions. J. W.O.
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JOHN X. McMhS EiNS'
Concord, Fsb. ], 1872. 22if

n. D. The subscriber hereby notifies all per.
sons who have accounts on his books TO close the
same, either by Cash or Note, as am dciermin-
ed to close them otherwise unless this notice is
attended TO. en- PRICE.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
INCARNATION U.4,,tcf.

A CITIZEN Of Mecalenburg County. North
"A Carolina, is DESTROYS of knowing the pfesen,
pIace of fesidencc Of WILSON MeREE, formerly
ciiizen Of said County. Any information direct.
Cd 20 this Office that viii enable The enquirer 10
f1fgard communication to said Mckee. viii BE-
iisaklully received.
Cbuiglie, March l6. lsia. aaf
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FOR EJFSH O.V'X

A III. persons that wish TO buy Goods cheap,
IA will Gpd il 10 their interest 10 call on tie
subscriber before purchasing, as am determined
10 sell as low as any Cash or Credit Store in town.
II. b. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte, Jan. 5, 1912. l5tf
y. u. All persons Indebted 10 the subscriber
nus: nay.
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VOLUME XII. ]
IT,. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor q Publisher.
TERNIs:

qi.o Dollars and Fifty ifpaid in advance
Tire Dellars if not paid within three months.
And 7arse Dollars and Fifty Cenis If not paid
uutl ailer the expiration Of the .ear. No paper
discna,lnucd until all arrearages are paid except
at tie option Of the Editor.
acknowledgements inserted at Ono Dollar per
s1uare ll6 lines or less. this sized fype for the
e,st insertion, and 70 cents for each continuance.
ccnrt Advertisements and shcriffs' Sales charged
ss nef cent. higher; and deduction Of 33s per
cent will be made from tho regular prices. for adj
vei,isers BY the year.
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New Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT.

ZpIiE subscribers haviog associated themselves
~ in the above BUSINESS under the firm Of
Graham & Janison. tender their services to the
public in the house west Of Twins Corner, and
formerly occupied as an Apoihecary Shop. They
feel confident that they viii be able to give gene.
raj satisfaction.
aTA liberal discount made TO
Cash customers.
A. GRAHAM.
ID. JAMESON.
Charlotte. FeJ. /, 1872. I9f
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Siraxesi or stolen

s. ENRON Charlotte. on the "a inst,
r. 49, u dark bay Horse, about Is
aa 4 sands high. II years old, one foot
YSNE shiic aud has a sore back--he had
ssfszsskxs % both saddle and bride. there was
three blaakela under llie saddle. Auy person tax.
ing UP said Horse and delivering lin 10 inc
Mules from Charlotte M the Camden road, or lcav.
log information with Col. NJ. ". Alexander sha
be nwardet ior their trouble.
II. NEAGLE,
Garth 5 l5ia
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PROSPECTUS.
THE LITERARY NEWS

II is proposed 10 publish in tho town OF Wilma
ton. y. c. u now paper TO be called
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO tic subscriber by
"A Book Account, are particularly requested To
close them By Cash or No,o, between now and the
January Court, az | must positively close my
books And those who 10 not avail themselves Of
this notice BY tho Superior Court may expect 10
setle with an officer.
THO. HARRIS.
Casrloiie, Jan. 5, lsi1, l5H
Nd. continue IN my former shop, opposite
Col. Alexandef's IIulcl. where shall punctusly
attend oil applications I. II.
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AGENTS.
ColR. II. Cochran. Mecklenburg, NC.
Chas. ~. Harris, Mill Grove, N. {.
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ILLUSTRATED BY ELEGANT E1GRAvINGs
10 BE- published euery Saturday,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07
MARRIED.

On Saturday morning 5sh uL b. the very Rev Dr. Jobn
Power Charles g. Fitzgerald of Baltimore, 10 Miss Mary
E. Osborn, OF this ciiy
On Thursday evening" Sd ins; hy the Rev. Mr.. Shrigey
Thomas H. Rice to Miss Margaret Thonpson al OF tbs
city.
On Monday evening" Slst ult bv the Rev Joseph Frye
SIR Barney Forsyth Lydia RamsdsD, all OF this city
On the 2oth nit. by The Rev. Dr.. 5. K Jernsgs "'H
Henry Bishop 10 Miss Mary Ann Levy both OF this city
AT Utica, Wednesday, I'd inst by the Rev. 1r Kings
ford, William N,tcberger, Esq Of Montreal. 10 Augusta
Marsaret. daughter Of Alexander NJ. Beebee, Esc.
On the Sd Inst; al Friends Meeting House in New Bed
ford, Samuel B. Parsons OF Flushing L. Susan r.,
daughter OF George How land, OF the former place.
At ST Georges Chapel. Kingston, Jam, Mo1day,
18th Sept by the Rev r K Turner w H. Harrison, ESQ.
OF Col Richard ". Harrison, Cousu General OF the U.
Snte TO Caroline Augusta eldest daughter of l. P Sage,
New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07
DIED

November 6th. Damon G. Nlscaln in lie 25lh year d
OF his age.
His friends Invited attend funeral this a,teraoon
oclock rOrn the residence OF his brother, Orlando D.
No. l4q Sp-ing.siFeet-
On FRIDAY evening 4,h instant after pro,racted illness
Jchn p. Austin
or Friday 4,h ms after short Illness James Mcsfsnu
aged S5 years.
On Friday afternoon 4th inst Mary Henry, wife OF Mi
chae! Henry.
On Friday. 4th Instant after lingering illness. Mrs
Eleanor Vaeau aged 81 years, reict OF the late am
Vallean.
On Thursday evening, Sd Instant Hugh Ricketts, in the
S0th yearof his age, OF the oldes, members OF the
Methodist Society.
On Friday morning 4,h instant Peter Storm, in the slss
wear n hS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07
1Gournud,s San ale Reau,e. for ,bornneb

exreninating tan. mp reckes, sailowaess, and all Gu
taneou< erupGons This beautiful cosmetic Is we'll
known 10 need another word The genuine bad a;
the crgna Office 81 WaikeT-sreet one door from Brsad
way 81 rer bottle ols lms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07

~ Second YYard.-The Democratic Wing Electors
Of the Second Ward requested n meet Jones second
Ward Hoel No. 81 Nassau-s,ree Monday evening, No
vember al 7o'cock 10 rrspondiotbe Congressional State
and County Nominations and make the necessary arrange
Dens for eenSung Elections II is particularly request
ed that every Wing in the Ward will be present BY order
OF The Ward Committee,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07

u Singing School.-The subscriber would re,
specttuy his friends and the public that he VIII
open Singing School Ladies and Gentlemen IN me
Lecture Room of the Reformed Dulch Church, No Ieo
Framklinstrret, Tuesday evening next, Nov. s. 10
commence al halfpast o'clock, precisely
rs ST. CEAS. w. LORD.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07
REFTNED SUGAR.

NETOOLSEY & WOOLSE4 continue
w to sell their Standard Double Refined Sugar at the
reduced prices they have charged for some months
past. namely:
When packages purchased 10 cents per ib
When less ,haii packages purchased. .loi do do
Powsercd. half a cent per pound additional.
The above packed as follows:
Leaves in boxes OF 500 pounds,
Crushed in barrels OF 30 do No charge for packages
Powdered in barrels oi go do. }
Apply TO the New York Patent Sugar Refinery
Npw.Yorl Nov l.t or al 90 Wall-streei.
N. B. Orders OF the City must be accompanied by
yeu,if.a
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07

OF Pine and Nassausrects has ready for in
specon and sale the Fall Standard Pattern Tor Gentle
mems Hats oS FSNkW-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07
Passengers Arrived

In the steamship Great Western from Bristol:
Mr. Maxey, Mr. i Mrs Hodgson, MIR Chas Oaier,
Dir Bernard Mcs Ma1ey, Dir y Mrs Ravis!eS,
MIR Crau,av e, Mr. latham, Mr. / Mrs Cassn,
Mr. Mrs Springer Mr. Longf.llow, Nlr Mrs Maitland,
Mrs Bolton Nrs BoIon Mr. Bryant,
Mr. Burbank. Mr. Donaldson, Miss Lonbat,
Mrs Destonnet, Mrs Spragg, Mrs Loubat,
w Ecnde, Dr. Pise, Hood,
Mr. Loubal, Master Loubat, Major iiarrctt
l. Smith Miss Calhoun, Mr. Churchill
vi, hic Gregor, hir sharnian. Mis-, Livingstone,
i; Il Evans. W Derrick, 4 Waller
Mr. Hallctt, Mrs Haieu j W Caske,
Mrs winter, Mr. ilawry, Mr. DemeauH
Ca.ke, Heath, Mr. Bolton,
Felix Colomb, hir LockwOon, Mr. Holmes
Mr. Duearre, MI Kopperberg, MIR Smith,
Mr. Nicholson Mr. Davvurnan Master w Faber.
Mrs Mrs Coe, Mr. Mcbride, Mrs Haigh
Miss Sprdgg, Gen Mercer, MIR u Mrs TeltaIs,
Mrs Cordes child, T. T Gale Mrs & Miss IIorper,
d Hspt, Miss Cordes, A Sampayo.
hir Woo Major White, Mrs White"
Miss Lucas, l. Borg dc BaSe, Mr. Horner
hir Grltfin, Mr. Pagsot, Mrs Pageoi,
Mr. Barney, Mrs Barney, Mr. J Hale,
dr Muir Mr. Q Neld, Mr. Calhoun,
Mr. Holland, Mrs KeiworIh.
In the bark India, from Leshorn and Glbraltar--h a
Moss, II Carr, o Pm lIad.i 4 Kennedy, OF Norfolk
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEA RED.

Ships Athens Chase. New Orleans, S II. Sise Hibcr-
MIA. Rurling, Savansah s Thompson; Panhea, Dennis
New Orleans Wm. Nelson; Calhoun, Myers, Charleston,
Geo. Sutton; NewYork Brem.) Machter, Bremen, Oei-
ricls & Kruger.
Barks Orando, Nichols. Apaachicola Nesmilh, Leeds
Co; Tenne,s Sawyer, Apalachcoa, NesEith, Leeds
Co; VIM. LIdd, Wymsu ST. Marks, N.smh, Leeds CO.;
Orlaado, (Br) wilson 81. Andrews NJ b., Grnn.ll, Mn-
turn ca.
Brgs Tmoeon Bliyep. Port Leon, WV. Pratt; Grain e
B ismark, (Pruss.) XIII, Bremen, VIM. Wesser
Schooners a. CadmuS, CARTS, Plymouth, n G; Charles
r Cooley L Co; Mary Ann, tBr) Ellsworth, Yarmouth,
~ s, j. H. Braine; Maria, Hopkins baltimore, Johnson
Lowdeu; Palestine, St-phrnson Philadelphia a. b. Cooley
Co: Adrian, Pitts. Savannah John Ogden; Jas Brow,
May. Havre-de-6race via Norfolk. A. B. Cooley Co;
Chas. ptman, Townsend a. T. Cooley y Co; Thaddeus,
Dri1al Baltimore Storses& CeaInani VIM Hart Gungy,
Wilmington, A. B. Cooley Co: Hope Mitchell, Bermuda,
Nesiti Leeds Co., Pilot Williams West Indies; Venus.
Wen TODD, La S;uayra, B. f. DawsoD Carolnlon, Merry,
&lonteyideo and Buenos Ayres, Jas. Denafe>t.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07

u Fifth ys-nrd.-Denocratic Wings 10 aconi-
The Democratic Whg Electors of the Fifth Ward, and all
others favor of protecting American Labor, Sound Cur
rency and the elevation OF capable and honest rulers
requested assemble tie Marion House l65 West Broad
way Monday evening, Nov. 7th AT u O'Clock, 10 re-
spoRd The State and County Nominations, and 10 make
the necessary preparations to bring out the whole Whe
vote os The Ward. BY order of the Ward Committee.
WARREN CHAPMAN. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07
DARR'S PILLS.--From MIR. Noble,
a Bookseller, B ostoB

u Bookseer, BOSTON:
BosroS, August 10, 1912.
"To the Proprie;ors OF PARIS Life Pills: Gentlemen
Having The extraordinary and unexpected cure OF
my friend Mr. Somervle by the use OF PAIRS Lille Pills,
applied him the particulars OF his which he has
sndly furnished To his very lucid and striking state
,uens (Which encl se add nothing: they speak for
themselves But may observe, that on his leaving Lin
conshire the decided impression of ell his friends,
Boston and Stanford where is well known, that
ais recovery entirely hopelesn fact thai he wasjut
going home die. his appearance every way indicating
advanced stage OF consumption.
Please send 100 dozen boxes OF PARIS Pills. small,
and 20 dozen large, my stock Is again low. perceive
my sale since lasl August has been i9y308 boxes!
g Gentlemen, yauts, faithfully, JOHN NoeLE,
:" Wholesale and retail Agent, Boston,