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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

H. T-<-ao hFOR HUDSON. AND iNfERMEUt
-y-tSA--5ShlE LANDfNGs,---1'he steamboat
@ Mn. DsoHi ioI%1ry Ii tbs G eWd,ehf'issr: s
enssag every Monday ednesday a triday ats
Berkshire Ralroad the of which leave the arrival OF
th boat Returning. the boat leaves Hudson fuesJay
Thurdly AID sunday o'clock r. NJ the arrival Of
The touching both ways the intermediate andinss
For freight ptSsise. spply nn board n
SfORRS L STEPHENSON. % West.srreet.
This bolt has been put IN complete ords with anew boiler
engine and additional number Of statGro.s and will
b. found pleasant aud comfortable boat the H.
This boa. i. now re,dv 10 receive freiyh,. sI5n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

SAILED.
Ships Liverpool, for Liverpool; Toronto for London
Archelaus, New Orleans: Mariana, Apalachicela.
Brigs Consori, Ieehsrn Republic. Mobile
Schr G4lena Kingston, Jam. and others
Wind West by North. Weather Gear.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

w isAQM sAhbs ssFsr = NODhlOKt. 81,
~ Nf.4NN Nfs, Attts b. a az -c"i' l1,.
not Np!end,d - ar,u ,i- ~, ,-.oy If
ctse iot sEeheegga esas., aud e1gaplvts -,ecstVn,
Ssae 4 ssl,sssa i 7ssAsisJ Il hi, eisf sa,iss, stsi
a. g ,afaH lseE'N Std. u III &Sz5tsts 81 4s85
bs8e ifs7 II psna4tfi III M u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

collar LAMPS. &c.-M. j. MERRITT. 100 Bowery
- between Gand and Hester streets have always on band
a handsom. assortment of SOLAR and HALL LAMPS,
GlRANDULES, Sc which warranted 10 be in all
sf.ct equal 70 agy sold - 8 ~ CItyo rAprurn
BRITANNIA WARE. TABLE CUTLERY. &c. at low
prices wholesale sud retail sl6 linz
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c.
PREMIUM STORE.

CoUTHoUY & SEvERS, 3fl Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public call their and the
richest and most extensive assortment 10 be found in this
country, OF bROSZED and oRNOLU CHANDELIERS
CENTRE, MANTEL- SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
ING LAMPS, CASDELABRAS, GIRANDoLES, BRAC
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTICkS, In every vari-
ETY. Of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, s new and superb article, pc
culiarly desirable foI peckers and steamboats,.
In evidence OF the superiority OF this portion OF their
stock any other OF its class offered the public In this
City. they with honest pride refer less than SIX
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS. awarded TO the
manufacturers Yhn the last years. for the greatest
variety and beauty of patterns and the unrvaed finish Of
their work.
Every article sold by c. g. y. Is warranted he what
they represent; and those who wish TO obtain first
goods price often paid for such Of very infe
ror quality requested them with call beor
purchasing elsewhere.
E- libers discount 70 Churches and Hotels. 81 iy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

DODGERS X SONS CUTLERY-A w. SIZES y
III Co 2e Pearl street have Just received invoice Of Rod
Sons Cutlery consisting OF Fen and Pocket
Knives Scissors and Razors which they selling the low
price.
Also are openug SPLENDID Of Table Cut
ley from Sheffield of Table Knives and Forks
CArvers. Butcher Knives SeisSors Ivory SeiiS Sc Al
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

LIABLE CUTLERY. .-orde;s received for Richardson
Sons superior Ivory and Selip Knives aud Forks by
mo 3w JAMES WEEKES. % IohnStrp-i.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

4 Lcs APOUGHKEEesiE AID NEWYoRK
S--stA-l N-Lindins at Caldwelfs, West Point, Gold
SssecrTzrt- Spliugs, Cornwall. Fshkill and Hsmbug
Landrg lso Vt Nrwthrgh Jissare down Ths and
fast steamer ~ REKA Captain VeJine Ttnesdel lyayes
the foot of CnmbrI street. daily iSund.y erceDed) at
r. VI. Leaves Pougbkcprsc at "A NJ.
For freight passage ubu,re Of the Captain board
of = y rOMrNLNS & 60 l9l Wet strret NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

S-A FARM FOR SALE-Stuated In NewIIaven
M"4 County, Gem. the line OF the Sew-York and
'<-1- Ncw-Haven (contemplated) Railroad. said farm
contains about $50 exceent land under good cul
buildings all OF the first class, and well adapted 10 farm
Ing purposes Terms easy. Further particulars may be had
on application to H. e HODGES New Haven, or to
fllf3m RUSSELL SMITH. 81 Liberty-street. v. Y,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

SPOKEN.
18th inst. Ia, 80, Ion 70 ship Cato, from Havana for
Charleston,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

fENEA Ti.Ai y AND w AN tRS.-A. ". SIZES x 20.
Il 2,S Pearl 81 have now full supply Of Tea Trays and
Walters which they offer 10 the trade very low
Also, Dixon Soa's Britannia Tes and Coffee Pots,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23

- sfes ssv.s ps,Bpt si,i desAsip! mp Of
- 20. g rsshfy p@s~s Fo%siSi, tt aiAde.
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MANUREs.

The oljscl Of manures IS 70 furnish sas.
tenance to p'auis, Of which they ultimately
become constituents. By examining the
substances, therefore, which cutter INTO the
formation Of various productions, We sbalI
ascertain the character Of the aimen, ne.
cessary % heir growth. H. the hawa Of
wheo; fof instance, chemical analyst. dcyeI.
opes the presence Of potash 10 combination
With siicloos acid. To ensure a vigorous
growth Of wheat, we should therefore seek
such soils as are rep.ete with these sub
stances or supply them by artificial means
An analysis Of The grain discovers pbos
phone acid IN combination with magnesia
and po'ass, These subsdnces, consequent.
ly, must b. either present IN the sol, o.
supplied 10y inanures, aud must exist IN such
quantities as TO ensure a proper deyeiope
meat maiufatIon Of the gram. soagsin.
soils on .hicb he tUrmP islo be cultivated
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must possess phOs?hoIic ncid in quantity for
this being an essential constituent Of this
vegetable, its cultivation on lands deficient
Of this principle must necessarily be aIIen-
Jed with loss.
Bone dust, as well Us The excremeu,s Of
men aud animals, are replete with this acid
Probably these articles are the bes, manures
thai can be applied f,sh manure, which
contains phosphoric acid, in abundance,
acts favorable on the lurnip top. IL has
been supposed, however, by macy, 10 be an
injury TO the soil.
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NiTICE.

fHSIlE subscriber having qualified nnl taken
n lotcfs of Administration oH Tie Estate a.
his brother, T. Martin, deed, hereby gives no.
iicc 10 all ersons having demands against said e..
tate, TO present them for payment legally autheni
rated within the time rttscIiiedh ~ law oiherwi.e
this notice Wi be plead IN bar Of fteot,ry And
al persons ind, bei 10 said estate are her by ro,i.
fed 10 make payment as indulgence wil. not 30
given.
A. II. MARTIN. Admr.
Jaly 30, lsl5, i3f
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Administrators Notice.

~ IL persons Indebted 10 the Estate Of jas y
81. Orr, deed, urc expected 10 come forward
and settle al book accounts ludfscttmtnatcy
Nili b. sued upon, i tg. closed by Tie 90 b.r
Court. tn e. indebted 10 Tie Esa'e q said 10.
estate as Guardian aye required e make ,atne
date payment, as the money j. tera atld 'rlm
he Administrators BY the present Guardicu..
The interest % tho Estlie, - well IS fhat o.
those connec'cd vuh It cell, Tor promo, su,i'e.
meal, aud further intu gcrce cannot be expected
C. c. GRAHAM y.s.,
WILL. JOHNSTON, h-"t -
lug -, Ic45. 47,f
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7gagicai Pain Extractor.

ED EDuCTl0N F0URFOLD IN PRICES
= n 9r eafliAe II fAc use- is not de.igifrd Nth
u A nrJris thft every family must consider
Indispensable ehen thy know i's 2osor AID w.
lnc, and s'ch has heretofore been sold too high
70 reach al c1sfe. has INV been reduced (1ur.
foii n price ith view that rich and poor D gh
sod loN, ard 10 fact Every hunan being msy en-
Joy lis cnmfrts ard ell who ret It shall have
the price reformed them II thcY arc M, delight
cd uth iisuc. We nssefi, piihcu, nm rars.t D.
ny of conttrticlion. that al Brhs o. Sr9lds. -
eng erisrHol Sore, I'd or e 81, and al external
pans and aches, no matter v here. shat be rtdn.
ced 10 comf0tt ~ It 10 five Manufacturing q Be-,
Nr1 mr. srar No hum ran Lc flt1l n hit IL M.
yisd unless the ruais are desHoy,d Ll NJ, acci
drnt Il is trely magical. 10 appca arce. in its
eFycts Empire for" coHntf- Mag Pain tx.
tractor Salve" at Comsiock Il Co.'S d Cortland
Street. Price % cent?, or four Tunes AZ much Tor
90 cents, aui ten times as much for l.
Al country merchants arc requested 10 take il
10 their toous comm iasinn the rfeafr-t b.aa
sirg 10 mankind that has beog discovered ii med.
icinc for ayr. THIS is strong langusge. b4i voa
may depend is power VII justify IL. Sold at q
Cortland Street, whore IT can bo found genuine
in Non York city,
ChU IloN.--be sore You get CasSEt's n, our
plate wiih Dil'ey's name uH u has been stolen.
ant counicriat AMI worthless stuff may appear
under That name. Sec thIl it Is direct lrpn Com.
stock 4 Go, NJ never touch IL. For sale at the
Charlotte Drug Store b. B Oates.
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8 Y u e - . = 2
Y 4. . / 1 { I'D ] /!


EEEADACH-SlCK or NERVOUS. Tha.e
J 4 - b have suffered ard are weary o. softer.
ing wi'h thi. distressing etm2l4inl, All dad Pc.
ters Vegetable Pills remedy At anee cettaIuand
imfnedil;c 10 it, "a, cts. Oae single dose ~ he
pills taken soon as the hesdafi i telt cDmirg On,
sill cure II 10 one hour entirely.
A. remedy 10 summer and bowel comp ints
they display their voncerfal powers 10 admita
toa, and far superior q any thiag 10 use ioc hoso
complaints.
n Dyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand
8nriy1lac.
Many have ben cured ina Few vceks. after
having suffered under the dresdfu! complaint for
yenls.
j. habiiull costiycres2 they are decidedly sa
perior 10 any vegetable pill ever brought hernte
tie public, and one 50 cent box vii establish
heir surprising virtues and place them beyond
he reach Of doubt 10 the estlnaton Of every IN
Jiyidaal.
They are invaluable IN nervous and typochon
drica affections o.s Of appetite, and an com.
paints 10 which females slyHe ate sutJaci.
They are mild 10 lHeir action, ana convey al.
most immediate conviction Of Their u.illy from
tie first do-o. They may be taken ~ persons Of
snv arc, and tie feeble, the inf N, rba nervous
and delicate are strengthened ~ their operation,
because they clear the system from bad huoIor-,
qIict nervous irritaJidty, md Invariably produce
sound health
UsU srj. u three hundred snd seventy thous
and boxes ~ III se iresinaDr pills have been sold
ailhn the lost twelve months 10 three states alone,
aud more than lhrgs tines the quantity ~ other
.taies.
A. IN -rti-llli1n7 me5Ie.nc m family should
Be without thco single trit Oft them 10 more
satisfactory thsn a lhgusand cerlfcttts
H. soulhern climate, these ilii- ace admins
tered with uniioru success. For more Than ton
years the verdict u their efficiency has been pro.
nodlotd and souda jury Of al they have reliey,
ID he summoned FROM The Nnrfl The S Iuth the
East ard the West millions If voices wo Id be
heard in accIamalon Of heir maehless proper
ties. The child Ind adut--the youth and decrcp
It old man--holh sexes and all ages-oay aIiac
'sko he pills with NIFTY and the certainty Of
relief Picc 80 cts Per boz.
b. care ful 10 oD.etvc hat on the cover Of zach
bos On The lin IL stamped Pe'cra' Veretable pil.'
Petefs' PtIs ~ enquiry, w.li b. ouHa 70 eve.
y 'oAn and at most Of the country stores 10 Tile
tate
FER sale IN Charlotte by H. p. q T., s VIII.
Iisms and y. Oaies.
Job Work Neatly Erecuied al Aiy OGcs.
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HALL. a Hall


mus 1y, BY mutual consent tie firm Of Hap
- roldt End Tiylor !. dissolved. Thoao WIG
s#e Indebted vii please cal ard settle hy Cash
n soto, those having claims viii present lhen
iGnhwth,
IN. uApPOLDT.
~, D, TAYLOR.
Charlotte, Jan. TO- 1918. l4ii
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oil plants alter they have commenced run
ning, believe is now disspproyed Of by
practical and nlelIigen, sgricuIIursts. The
ground ought 10 be SO pulversed by plough.
ing previous 10 planting that no obstacle
may be found 10 the way Of the young roots
spreading, aud 10 after cultivation tie soil
should be kept in state layofng their pro
gtess, VIZ loose and ffuble. The best
piece Of corn have been able 10 produce
Sas made b. running barsbeaf followed
BY a deep scooter preparatory 10 plenling
the fret turning the ground over ctieciual
Is, SIX inches in depth, and lie last pene,ra
iiag and loosenlng the ground at least niue
inches into clay The whole dis.aEce. =
piece Of The same soil precisely along side
sas planted and tended 10 The "goad cd
vay,' aad although ny worthy neighbour,
cfied cut egsrding the tirs,-ruin ye, t.
one tine il proclaimed production % pen
cent, over tie last.
49, l.h,
ri, ..,L ,s,.,a. -.
growth Of plants, was exhibited IN Ken
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crop Of corn, ty PIoush.ug the land ~ei.
u.o,.;o..., :, .,,r,,,n -. =, MIN -.
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he h.,tben n Tho doy Tbo;no,ovoao
r. h ,,h al .i,,,.L 81. - II
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o.,.,. doc, eel I.L;.ht .1.. =,
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EpAN's LlNNINENT for The Plies Til.
d "A preparation. which hiss hecn esuu'erfiisd
~ hua.bef Of Druggists, owing To is wrn icfl4l
Uower ovrr The Piles. u no~ iar sale ~ y Oaic,
"a hi. place. rersons have teea entirely cured
~ the gsc Of only 3 y brittle. The fdgst ca.
49, are not proof sgamsi u. paesr. Il spea
kgosu that almost cvtfs tnditiaual Is tfut.tl
more o. irss wtih ihis - ,ifcs.lae COMPLIANT, ~
the care ~ ahich hey snat rive sey .ut"l1l
II money. Tie genuine ilays iinniutut rive,
20 pain 10 ihe application not iao least. Iha
uaiefi o preparation gives rftrt pain. stlieh q
almost insufErtabc Purchaser she,i'd therefore
that Coms'oca & Cos naWt Is on zach ho.te
before bn, ing--nune otirr g,nutnc $ d " hoe.
sale by Camstoes & 60. q cortland -. y Y,
znd D. Oatcr. Chariutic.
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THREE Splendid PLANO F0RTEs-,a,
RoSbH GOD, and one MAHOGANY. with ,hs
asaND ACTION laos lAAMg aud TuBs The, aro
yrry sUr-rior ln-trnmrnl-. from VI, ssTs. NUNS.
LARK & Co. New York and eau DC seen Que.
dor 9,.Js Dr. Sis Drog Store
n 2. Perscns Ia the vicinity Of Charlotte de-lr.
sds o. pu hasihR hrs, rate lpstruni MS can have
az op.or'unItT Of ,xswinina the quality BY cali.
iav ~ NJ. +, J, loton, wo has one II his va.
session
sAN'L- GARDNER.
C4Hm'ir Jan. l. lst5. i5if
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u rim GnDn8.

JUST RECEIVED
gentlemen d f.a- WATCHES
dies Sold lever
silver do.
Gold Guard & Fob Chains * Keys,
Breast Pins and EiRg"r Rings,
Goldand SILVER Pencils,
T'a0i and Es.a Spoon, .ts-arted)
German Fable aud Tea do.
rintPd F.ndiestark> and daSfOrs,
EIHe Ra2ors IA pnirs anu NiUgic,
Fine IsuckCG and Pen AniYrA,
lJs Tor CASH.
tho TEOTTER
March p, Is45 gllf
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state Of Norti.-i aroiina.
UNION COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar, Augua T,rm,
1919
rs Petition for Divorce.

IS Petition for D.yoree.
Ell darkness.
It appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
u TIA, the defendant. Eli Harkne,s. Is no, an
inhahitaut Of This State Ii !. therefore Otdsrsd
~ n. Court that publication be uade or thtee
months in tie Cnarloi, J5ura- aad the Meckleu.
burg JcfItrsonian, printed a. Charlotte, that The
said Ell Ilafaness, appear al cur next S1nefior
Coar. Uf Law, TO Be held tor the county oil Union,
Al the Court House Monroe, On The seeoud Won.
dag IN February ncNt, and plead answer or demur
TO The said petition, cr SAID petition I'll heard
= pare and Judgment saarttd accordingly.
Ntness, Joseph r. Dra.iin, Clefk Of our said
Court, a. OH e, The % Moatay % Aagu.t, A. u.
ls4J,
1T. DRAFTS, c. use.
Plicc adv 9ll Ga
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Organ Piano Forte.

ExOR Sale Splendid RoSEN GOD OR.
a GAN PIANO FORTE, With al the lals
improvements, with The Orean attached. /, can
be played On as Piano. OF "a 0 gun, separate y,
or both togciher. u Is ono 81 tbs faesl lns,s y.
iauutl eyyI brought 10 this market.
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HELPING PooR LANp. SC.

Sidney Weller, ESQ in letter 10 The
Editor. suys, "Onc improvement as to
helping poor land, | have had IN progress
several years, VIZ. that OF covering small
gram, as Wheai, rye, oats, &C.. With thin
soating of plue straw or boards, after the
grain is up, or when frs, soWed. lf"heat
or rye, II can be coated over with the pine
straw al the farmers leisure 10 the winter
| have doubled my uhea, and rye crops ~
this way, aid lc.t the g,ouud improved Tor
future crops, by the iecayed coating. Aud
ono great advantage Of he plan Is, that IN
our sandy soil such covering enable Us 10
suu ia Summer " c, FIrmer.
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TIE GREAT REMEDY
NEVER KNOWN To FAIL.

EAR TYIEKS VEGETABLE FEVER {
81 AGJE Pit S.-IEe success OF these Pills
ia curing IN icv hours, where sll other remedies
have ia..,d ard tlsa, loo IN Gases a. twelve srd
eighteen months staa dr. warrants tive assertion
chat iffabtn according 8 TIE directions, they arr
lcrra|n cure. 4 log It's % ~ i'cAt,s III pfoof
" the f.n.aa h,sly mtsit oe sttct but lhose ?
tn tht directions ATE ctcm,d suihci,uL Ify
thrui lir 8. convinced that tbey utr most cfTer.
taat 4tl usst certain. aad the y,ry BEST renc1y
tye- o..errG : tile pubic. u ensure PeImaEc.u
and JOS irc cure.
Having ur several years Pas, suffered uu1a-
repeated attacks ot citi. aud fever, e pctI5i v
during Tie iai ard spring months Nss induce
& i-y yatIyus rem. de- bar r1rhlnp seemed he
"a c'uaf un,i ttsd Dr T, Icr', Ague aod Ftv,r
Plls, which topped The q . before had t5keu
hlifof The baI. This sas over year seo aud
have sine, remsiotd per 'ecjy free FINN sry .ymp
IONS Of return ot this most loa'hsoue d-csse.
Gro NJ WAIT
Baltimore, December - 1913.
For ~. N Charlotte y II ., & L. S. Wal
lams.
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The fi'ic # She work j. ~ fl''ows;
The Pictorial Esi~tory Of the
American Revolutions,

with an -eeanni m the EARLY HISTORY or
THE COUNTRY. tho CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES, ani Chronological
Iq4sr Llasgaitd u,iA s,Ustal HgHdrsd Eagtpr.
ings -
~ Il Is Clio dctcrm nation ~ tho Publisher -
spare reiher ps,as nor cIranso % make IT'S spotk
prttcetly aecert,b.e 70 erery family h-8aptogt
ne snfirs topai,y |, viii b. found ihe rlest At
ifartve aud ctra prti cy,r presented To the f,sf.
ronaec Of he Atnsf,can pc, plr. I r. preparation
Of the uefs has hecn attended vilb great Labor
and espsfsc. History roqJucs a distan, ru.in.
cnce, from wheh 10 tate an impartial virw 81
iha clafaetof e the trnn-act,ons which submit
themselves to the fcc1r1irg pen bot more th,a
bsfa cen oty has ELAPSED since tho eJlant,tz s Il
asserted ftssr Independence End Tic peusfH.fa on
whose sf#guHs sifugelts achieved 20 glorious a
r.sui', has pas-od away 70 thC si's4l tomb
1arruvh fhe Whole wrrH the odIftr has aimed
10 d. Juslieo without aspauty 10 a. plauo pstti.
ism, but not 70 Justify ~ etcessrs, 10 condea.a
tyranny, tat u4t u overlook ib~ yutaea affa. al
% js lDsiramgnts aud no uNhiiit the Kindly pf...
poet 81 the inlGro more strongly than the trf.sa.
ting asfre, II The past. Tie prcal interest Inst
'he hare wCotiun Of snch work - rulrulsts -
excite, bps encouraged to mako IL ever, .,aY eo-
thy efa iIhsra' 1aironsuo. IN extensive s4.af.ap
0nv cnEp.e ite pub4shsr 10 r'T.r ,h, work at The
low price n p saa. fJ1m1s.,rs lnI rfhttz asisE.
lrg 20 7rf a. Agents. So 90 receive nrcess4ryie.
9fmottoh by addressing, pptf pud
EoBIRr SEARS
l2- Nfs.su STREET, $ Y r..
An fdHiaa uiH aiss b, bound up ~ narHa ON
PRICE TWO DOLLARS.
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Medicines, Paints, Pcrcu,ncry
Ash
FANCY ARTICLES.
FT7IIE sHhqrrihc, hss received
nj from Phadelgh,a 40 csten.
4tya assortment "
EpEEE.vT!S
and other ariicHs comprising
Vcw and Fashionable
HsbsHI vIIHsi

g@sls ~ 4 which arc frc D and genuine
.lT6.ti lnd vii be sold a. low ~ csn BE-
Va =-'-'-----D at fdeJ. Physiqao's prescriptions
pat up win pariicuIsf care. Every article sold
warranted o. 5e a. represented Pnfcha,ers vill
here find . ihe res ard o p r3ved Medicines.
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IEAI ORDERS aiil tecciys tho most prompt
attention. WM. S. NORMFNF
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WHAT A PLACE The town of Alton,
,lnols, exhibits strange phenomenon
N us statistics, for il is slated that the po-
pu'atlon 0. the town amounts 10 900, and
mai among the whole there arc only ~
unmarried females, ii Of whom are enga-
geo, and The twelfth is a widow, who has
elready had three husbands. If the census
I accurately compiled, We agree perfectly
sl'n The Newark Advertiser that this Of
\ '. fine chancellor unmarried ladies'"
oelloacy in such community as that
" Dc very nearly or quite impossible.
!. ane lorlorn one making up the dozen un
R'O'iued is, we are bound TO believe, in on.
yavery temporary idowhood, and will
Y obliged, in very few days, to take the
Ou''a husband. The Altonians win never
n lady to remain unmarried more
van month. lConr. e. Enq.
ror the information Il our fair read
,s ~, splnsiers and widows, we will remark
WI Alton Is on the Mississippi. a fcw
%u.s run from ST. Louis, easy Of access
'"'e' and summer, Ivy steam and stage
~
". Inc Mining Journal says that tho steam
Eswer o. England is equal its fleets TO the
A''F Of 27o,ooo,oOO Of men.