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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Telegrophic Communication between
baltimore and Ne,O Fork. A Washing
ion correspondent of The Journal Of Com
merce states that the York Magnetic
Telegraph Company having filled hei,
stock, are ready to proceed TO the compile
ion of The line of communication between
Baltimore and New York. This desigr
may howeve,, be frustrated by the railroad
companies the use Of whose track is want
ed. In that case, the funds Of tho Com
2any are 10 be employed in establishing
eegraphir line between New York ant
Boston. Should the experiment succeed, i
line from Bangor TO New Orleans will 81
be established aud another, probably, west
ward to ST. Louis Mr.. Kendall, it is sair
calculates that The stock o(he company vii
Weld dividend Of twenty. five per cent. pc
anuum This esImale is founded on tn
pos,nge received from the Government Elk
press Mail
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

From Wdtamoras-Change of Feeling
The N. o. Picayune Of the l7,h says
the scho >ner Equity arrived the day prev
ons from Maiamoras, whence she salet
on the 9Th inst. The war fever to oppos,
Annexation is said to have subsidized Il
fact; the inhabitants of tina, city were be
coming infected with another description o
I'ever-ierrble alarm les, the United State,
should lombard tha, port, 1t is positively
asserted lha, some oflhe passengers Of tn,
Equity came over in consequence of suci
ipprehensions.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

A very sineulsrLaw Case has been pend.
ing before one OF the Courts in New Or.
ears, il which eSld is claimed by two
se,s of paren,s--lle one asserting that the
child was born in New Orleans in 1895
and Ihe other that he was born in New
York, in 1897. The testimony adducec
IN The trial, says New Orleans paper, i,
very conflicting. The case was brought uI
by a writ of habeas corpus, the parties
were John and Martha PaOl, on the one
eide, and Ms Hughes, on the other. The
Court decided that Mrs. Paul was
tho mother uf the child; in virtue OF
which decision she took him under her
maternal protection.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

board up eiairs, 10 which there had beer
Ia considerable sum Of money il
notes and gold, was forcibly en:ered an,
the money gone.
Al the time our lnfcrman, left tn,
jborough, The money had not been re.
covered. 1t appears that some week
or so since, Mr.. Patton had missed
small sum Of money, and as he had dis
covered Boyd prowing about the houst
suspicion fell upon him and a desire o
evenge, added TO the hopa of enrichinv
l1lmself siill farther, must have been the
lreasoos--he could have had none other
for committing this dlsbolicsl oul.
lcsge.
But for the presence oS mind Of the
girl, they would all mos, certainly have
peen murdered; add ia all probability
cover his enormiiy, The house would
have been fired. The feelings of the
Father and mother may be imagined,
but cannot be described, when they
we're called out of church, and the
dreadful psrliculags communicated to
them.
The greatest excitement prevailed
'mong the people during The day, aud
but for the Intervention OF some Of tho
citizens, the prisoner would have been
hung upon The spot, and The law ches'
ed Of its victim.
We suppose by. tomorrow to have
fuller particulars Ledger
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

The Southern Baptist Convention, have
put forth an address 10 their breihern Of ,he
United States and the congregation connect.
ed With the respective churches, and to all
candid men, relative to tho causes which
have occasioned separation from their
Nonherp bre.hern, and gives history Of
these occurrences. The address says:
lie, no, the exten, Of this disunion be ex.
Isggerated. A, the presen, time 1t involves
only the foreign and domestic missions Of
the denomination. Northern and Southern
Baptist are still brelhern. They differ in
no article Of the Isih. They are guided by
the same principles of gospel order. Fanat-
lcal attempts have indeed been made, in
some quarters, TO exclode us Of the South
from Christian fellowship. We DO not re-.
tort these attempts. and believe their extent
10 be comparatively limited. Our Chris
,an fellowship is not, as we feel. matter
to be obiruded on any one. We abide by
iha, of our God, his dear Son, and all his
baptized followers. The few ultra Northern
lbre,hern to whom we allude must take whst
course they please. Their conduct has
not influenced US in this movement. We
do no, regard the rupture as extending TO
foundation prcnciples. nor can we think
that the great body Of our Northern bre,hern
will so regard it, Dsunion has proceed
ed. however, deplorably far. The first
part Of our duty is to show ,ha. its entire
origin is with others
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

lly an American affair, with which Eu
rope has no concern. Whether il b,
practicable or impracticsble 10 exclu
'lveIy an American right. n, on trial
be found practicable, Europe has nc
fright 10 offer an objection. We claim
no right to inlerfere with European
Questions; and ackuowled ging the righ,
Ioi Europe 10 manage ls owe affairs we
claim aud must assert; the same righ,
for America.
Bu, we deny the mprsc,icabilityTo
universal dominion on this con,lpen
and slilrm that nothing, el.s will save
n' from the sconrge Of Europe subdi.
lflsioa into contiguous nations. On this
point we mus, meet Europe on the
hreshola, and assert no, only the prsc-
Iiicabll'y but the necessity of universal
dominion on this continent, as the only
instrument Of enduring peace, the only
mode of avoiding the bloody slrlfes Of
the old continent. We must assert thus
as an American principle and be pre-.
pared TO maintain i, with The sword, il
mllder means are unavalling. Way
cannot one nation, one people occupy
This continent Why cannot the whole
oe bound together by unity of language
political institutions and interests? The
tederalsyslem Of government can op.
crate as efficiently upon the whole CONT.
nent as upon The Old Thirteen States;
ndtbe language OF our country can be
the property of thousand millions as
well as of twenty millions. And when
The whole continent is united in Ian
gnage and laws, from what source can flow
diversity Of interests? Fiom none
The Caucasian race nave solved on,
problem upon The old continent he i'm
possibility of lasting peace among con
tiguous nations. They can and mus
solve another on The new; The imposs
ibiIity Of war upon continent nnder
The universal dominion founded on iden-
rty of language, laws and interests
Public Ledger.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Tbe Southern Methodist Episcopal Con
ven'ion a, Louioville adjourned sine die OH
Monday last. Before The adjournment, The
repor. from the Committee providing for
separate organization, previously adopted
in parts. was taken up as a whole, and "a
dopted with but two d ssen,ing votes.
Bishops SOulo and Andrew were, by
Unanimous vote. requested to unite with
and become regular and constitutional bsh-
ops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, upon the basis OF The plan of separ-
ation adopted by the late Geueral Corfer-
ence. 70 this resolution The Bishop re-
sponded, notifying the Convention Of their
acceptance.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

DEATH OF A GENTLEMAN.

Mrs. Chase died in Boston 10Th inst
4, the age Of one hundred and SIX years
She had been married three times and had
ample fortunes left her by her two frs
husbands, which were unfortunately spen
by third, leaving her to depeni upon The
charity Of strangers. Size has no one living
related 10 her.
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ERRATA.

In the communication in our last upor
Spring, g,some errors occurred In the second
line of The fifth paragraph, instead ofopen
ing read spring in The third line for'cheat
ed read cheating and in the sixth line for
'husling,' read 'hurilng'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

SINGULAR CASE.

M. Heclor Perkins, Of Baltimore, who
was wounded in the Battle of Chippewa
thirty years ago, had to have his leg ampu-
lated on Friday last For neary.one wears
he has suffered occasional pam, bu, for
several months past he has suffered mos,
Intensely, untll, at last, he consented to lose
his leg. lie has been doing well since the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

The WARREN MURDERERs. Sentence
IF Peter ". .Parke, and Joseph Carter
We Learn from the Trenton Emporiu m that
The Supreme Court of New Jersey has
sentenced to death Peter W. Parke and
Joseph Carer. convicted of the Cas,ner
family. Chief Justice HornbIower read
the sentence, Carter made few remarks
pre- vious so'emnly, avowing that ne had
nothing do with the murder. Parke also
declared his entire innocence. They are to
be executed at the Warren County Jail, on
the 22d Of Angus, between 10 two& o'clock
Carer was much affected the tears flowed
freely, and burying his lace in his hands,
he continued 10 sob for some time after his
sentence. The trial Of Abner Parker for
parlcip aling in this awful murder will take
place in June.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Experiments were made at louisville a
few days ago with machine for testing
the strength of ordsge manufactured from
hemp, which showed that American hemp,
ins,ead Of suffering by a comparison with
the Russian article, gained by The investi
cation. In the test of larger cordage, the
Nentuckyi article sustained a much
greater weight than that imported from
liusa.
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Fee bills

n FOR
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES,
Printed on sheet for the purpose of Pos
ing no in their Offices.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
nPThe Law requires every Justice and
Constable to have his bill Of fees posted uT
in his office
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

The DorrileS in Rhode Island are active.
Iy agilaling the question of his release from
prison. The people are peliloning the
GOV ernor 10 call an extra session Of tie
Legislature. 10 sii as a court of pardon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Ship"rc'h and Less Of Lis.-The
Norlolh Beacon on Monday says;-We
are informed by Captain Henderson, of the
steamer Star, that schooner, name un-
KNOWN belonging TO Suffolk, was capsized
on FRIDAY night in Lynhaven Bay, and two
o' Vie ere" are supposed 10 have been
'Fowned the bodies was recovered and
landed at Ola Paint; three Of the crew are
'n Me hospital al lhal place.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Three merchant ships arrived at Boston
on Friday, with 0i5 sleerage passengers
Of whom 3l0 afe iusslsns from 81. Pc
'ersburg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31

Professor Gouraud, The mem0techpis,.
has received information Of legacy len
Mn by relation in France to the amount
of $4,000 francs. So says New York
paper. Se'le meme resbe.she Ike fe ne,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-30
q. BRsNCK Ealioos,s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE

M bhtsekssHorr. hn,~ md On ,,,.,S m,
me Health Restorative. and f.iiur kporiar ,,., ~.
%, the favor Of frovcene.l the only
@ o fc-ions beaih many OF an. ,,,u,. "A
ons and dsusntsr uu,iiuJ. OF sh- ,nsii
skoa AMI Venerable individuals land now pl.e.. u,-
no. s-o'e the Invalid hi. temeJy Thai dread
" s. OF our rse~. the Consumption with "A. .t,- ~, ~,
- nave Teen sw.t s~sy-tb- Restorative rene . ne M. n.
' part % thoroughly a. To sn.~ard IA. ,ilo,. :,
's- I" us-r di-eas-- To the
~ s moving 'sh' 70 view the before hspeL.s aispt.
re- - from his couch of ckass, pain ard Ia, ma.
% he cares and duties Of hf. simply BY mean. OF mi. ,.s
ofause !" Natures funeons The ..v.t. eo,rh. al
-' immediately y'e under influence aud how We, rrl,n, a.
ry may have eesn yet they the t,ot,eut The r.,
'auso essn1 To eir AMI uen s power Tho Pro-
amnesty rr9usss ali who with an, A.. =. az
lungs OF Liver Fam IN ibe Chet n,
rhes 'se Use OF the Health ksaoas. D..n,. ~.
whi'h Is auaebei To all adyrrtiscJ Eledsp., ,. ,,,
III us yo""f ho~cSer beI-duiou. yoih b.,n
inc ioi"~ins certificate Is Ch.too IN. Vii go.
New York Chemist: ~ "' ah"'h
ahaprro aeo'ue OF n~ieib. Rrine
Health Res'nEa,vc;' and does mot ,aD,,,, ~
any ONE m tae pfrtaIa"a, A.. form. h,
e'mposedoi vegetable matter entirely" "
J.srs u. TnrlIos ~. d.
Hos.or EyKRErr, u. :. Agent Az -
rfinepal ofe-, ~ Hudson Street New Ya,l
ey For sale by the Agents
ie25 GAYNoR vonn. 40, ,,
=
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-30
L. RUSSELL BIGGER &CO,
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. PAINE & Co,
RECHNDSJ. ~
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE"
Ihai Fortunes Home LBggers Prize Offce,l IS the
PLACE FOR PRIZES


KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
ihni Fortunes Home lBgger's Prize Office1 Is the
PLACE FOR PRIZES!
BIGGER CO. present n their mum rous N,
following Gnnd Schemes b, drawn shortly They womb
Pateuay I'll their MsGNIFICENT scheme
u diaW September 2oCap $4,000 one tboussp nj dollar
Lowest No PINE. 1t really a splendid Scheme, 1be
heke are received, AMI shat reas.d rre,y.
orders for them Lottery popular ra
OF fane ~ Go and hope the election shall make
BE- attended with the which Ia. lately
Cd those who address their orders TRUsSELL BIGGER CO
10000 Dollars! 5000. 100 Of 900
Grand Consolidated Lottery No 81 drawn At Wilmington
pas-sacooo 90Oo 1000 .I7 100 Of 1900 Tiekui. TO-
halves S, qulrer, so
S3O,OOO. 10000. 10 Of 1000.
Grand Consolidated Loery. CS No. S. to be drawn Al Wi
mnEion Delaware Saturday sep Is4S - Numbers
drawn out Grand CapitSlsi $4,000 10000 6uO1 2GO
iooi sOOO 1907 1900 1000 500 JOe Tickets
halves 5, guarers $50.
$4,000. 10000. 50 Of 1900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Csss No So be drawn At Wi
mnson on Saturday I3h p;cmbrr IS Sos ~ drawn
Grand Ctpta-S3oOOO 10000 6Ia7 1000 3SOO 1000 sooo
30 Of 1900 &C. Tickets SO halvs. 5. quarters 2,So.
tJLOOK AT THIS ,Icd
$4,000, 10000. 1GG OF 1000 ca IA,
Lor,si W pr':f $1,000.
Grsnd Consolidated Lottery No be drawn on s,u,-
day, September sOth. l5iS - Noe dawn Grand Cap
Of $4,000. 10000 10000 5000 $500 5000 1000 asIg .
each oi $500 o 5000 Of 1850 90 and 100 I6s
Int's Of 1000 i and % drawn Nos $780, Whole Ticket,
ZIG, taves T. qIausrst.
package Of Whole Tickets v ~ b. sent for sJ6s-nu.
draw back s,s, %
package Of Half 10 do Ist--5,,v ~ ro
10 Quarter DO DO. sg-du~, 40 40
Remember adde's,
I. RUSSELL BIGGER & Co.
In u n -
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WEIsIGERS REsTORER OF HEALTH
TnE PATENT GALyANIc n,,.,

hHh tHlstfs .udenffc ttgi4
IINHIs frritkahc dscoytf, rreeNtd The usi,trsi
ton q the Mrdcsi profession Ctvit britain auI b, nov
l~rn sufficiently sns before tc Amtfcar pubic q, az, r
ieH Of ~ p'Wef ard rfscy The Patent Gavsns Rnrs v.
ben found 90 answer al thr purposes ubs m ordinary Cal
Vhte ksiNU OF bcce and Magnetic machines are be- az
without shy n The injurious shocks which secondary TIC app
csiors ~ thosc Hsum't and msny other rs.asss ar.
Hie and eettain IN acoompishirg The eesrod otjsct
The 'svanc hnEs have hecn peret sueeess 10 81
'as " rheumatism acuis apgyins h@ad fss
e o-' Gcut TIC pooeuJ Tco,hacbe ErsacAs verf-, Nsr
yn % Sek Headache indEeon. Fsub-. Fai.cy Tpicpr,
Pie Camp fsptston Of the Heart Appossy sgaes Jotr
HahsFo Spns Compa Nsursr CsBerai nssfHy Ughesr
y q Nervous Fnfy, and on Netvoss Disorders The str
hnay On g UPON the b. SsrsvvI
aHa sa certain pfrvenre fnf the preceding couph t
eQuag 70 ~ recommended The Rings ~ every .y
rc,tih hsralcs srd M prices BE- bs r-seh N
an Chrnics haEHcts Fud u'ei Wrh the Mar.
" fendc ther eeient action certain and direct
hu1ence 70 particular parts which aeied Fot runerous
ceses ~ toe hghsE character regarding eaey q ire
Sahante Rings ani Magnetic Fui 70 former
sever seenfs they b. tee. only A.n
~ IN View Ncft - az Or i1t FuHou ST. sun nufins)
To EuardfFains fraud apsaias but ono agent In
any o. "a s oftho Cped sss The only agspcy IN he ey
o. Richmond, ALIEN pJVNLG Ctra
F." - li Mtin Street.
MuLIrA CLASSY bVVs io,i' ig.t W hsrd ,uJ ~,
~h ~ 2. JOHNSTON, Dtass..I
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HEAD QUARTEHS FOR PnI1Est
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,

I1d7s q Wheeltng, Virginia.
Successor TO &. d.. Allen,
Lsetoy saf EIeAasEe B1ot,r Itn 81, I-sai 81.
THIS is the same Clarke, who. by his up,,,
aeed unprecedented. and ,,.. 4,
aehihr Capital from Wheeling Va to ad,.ni,,.,.
tooushout the wesein country r,no~Ld , hr ~
eeised BY universal aesanation The ch,
Poa :" fhs sellers The Napoleon v.nd-r Of Mammoth ~.
Aan evidence that el. inns To The ,,ovr ,,,
h' will only ia,- tia, h. has actually sold ami paid
bssd.s msny NJ 10000 and 5000 ~'O0~'
The proof Of wh,ch h. !. r-ady To produce.
Splendid SCHEMES FOR AUGUST
Grand Capital OF $1,000.
AHAnhria Lottery Class II. drawn nj A-ra,i,i. N r.
Saurday J0in August 1855 ~ Drawn Bao,. e.,
sensme-stoooo Iieoo 1000 $780, ptz-. gUco 10 q
opo ~ Of TOO 30 OF 1000 Go of 500 Ticket. on, $40
ar' 50 Certificate Of package Whole Tickets
sifo-iiaves and Quarters ! proportion.
W Orders Tor Tickets Certificate, Of
IN we ABOVE splendid LOTTERIES. pronp a,
eson and an account Of each drawing Mt
amer over to all who may from m. ftc. Of no.
Addres. Ious A S-r .nv r. ~
10 20 n',r,
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70 TNBACCONISTS.
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
THO'N W.PHICE co.
AVE- t-ncsccl vng f,f Far sulpy of Fore ~ and
b,nst'c piy coos srl v Vs. ~ day srfi a, q,
a1lHG Ts1y om he pub n1tiru al ths - "a
cl tf11t- d he Tfc, h1d ca t. sisit.u ~u be gwen
h-7oas 10 acr 500 tc h5rl ami ol,ni found ID, m
l0v-rz
Go ~ tclbc.wHfh Gro 90 Rhine
Mo ru.sa sud ,ouIfcI Sits
Ga ID. Sc Ecosse
Wstcroi Cashmere
W d M0udan~ de tatnf-
Morning Fogaid
ta.hre 2 o. Aug'ttsre
Aancl~s'sr Giash'm ior boys
Aihani rNc.d-
ia.v c's, on qualities
Eos Ga icocs
American 10
Igi La n "a stnE
Z ii.h Linus
- 80 o.
H.rusIiy 30
bus.u Irt.p
tA 1td Nkue rI,ab a.. A. q
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SURGERY

SURGERY.
eE HENDREE, Operative Surgeon may Ls consulted St d,
81 OF the
EYE EAR;
5oe'r Fisiu' Structure, Piles Pohpu Tumou Ueer.-aDd
sum, al cascs general
AFFECTIONS OF THE WOMB
IT, H. deVotes particular other female con
pas Neuralgia pysepsa and I'll Ong standing sro
IA and diseases OF Children.
DEFORMITIES.
Cub foot Hernia Harep Los Pse Jorrac-ionr OF tn,
Limbs, &C radically cured
W Letter, addressed Ia Boz $50. promptly ATTENDED 10
~ nfee eorn-r Of stand Nam Streets Richmond. Va
NV J,.
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InPonTANT FXECIron,s WE =,

IMPORTANT ENECIToR,s SALE OF
ENGLISH COLD AND SILVER WATCHES. BOX
AND PoCkEI CHR0NoMETERS SOLID Sill.
VEN AND PLATED WARE, GOLD JEWEL
KY. DIAMONDS. WATCH MOVE
MENTS. WATCH.MAKERS' PILES
MACHINEFILES. STUBS MAKE
WATCH TOOLS, CLOCK AND
WATCH MATERIALS &cSe
JACOB ). PLAT"T will sell on TUESDAY
Ht Sr;@- Der, a; 10 o'eIocs ,,o.e Nc sao P.s a.
BY ~i"r q -" EIet:nr 81 the Samuel D-,pt m,
Is. ENGLISH coin wkTcHFs. Of the mos, ..,c,,,,.,
kerr amongst which Levers d,.s.e ba,o, -,
% and ahh pair extra gold DIAL L.vr. N and dune
- FRENCH COLD wATCHEs-sueh :. Repe.,.r,. v.-v,.
Ah'm, H11''r' NJ icAi bard add srI dali. '''
~ ENG ISL NovEMENTS-oftb. MANN. d, p,
r"ss Partodrst" 'J"hn-oa" -BiLuiel Ma,tn Tosl aud
arTd lta's, i.e,e.s, sss,rnn ant dug.x gu"
~ SILVER wATCHrs-vll: Lever. un,,,,. so,h. -
Ne-r eogse oon 50 ton capped plain ard e.tr.
eiee, most y IN. cusi,;V. and frst rae makers
Sih cHRoNoHErEgs. ofhe nanE;.cur, Of -uo,e,. "a.
no+ "asTsess Bose" "Poo." aro.sbsn.. .Job,S,
a-'on, io'sS RoSssi Parkinson" ami -Froi,h.in and
s''Ae'' Sr l. > nd day., silver ana rod
Oh SILVER TLATF-Atoat 1900 consisting Of Vases,
ss ans so7 Ts ss Tsti De.sr aud Tea spro.s Cant--
:s, and sraneaes Gator sae. Tong Fo. sa and
''anATs se"on. Soup Cream ard Butter T.. Mug. se
nj: COLD IE"ELRN-NE; Goh Head Pms Breast Pin.
Fs,;e Plts EsEsins SseAae-s Loeke,. r. a1 s
sinsei Es sals Studs Sleeve Buttons Seals Key. Pos nu
49, paEo Ein:s AMI Pins azI real stones 70. Sc,
60 kyrai Tale Pieces 'arre Transit Tr..r,,n,,, f.,
core very superior. " Tive
FILES-lHoo 10 1900 Dorm, Tor wafehnlak-r- an.
nllehn'stS ~ s.ss- ia tmlkcrs' do ~
WATtnMANERS' TOOIS-A la-g. .Ssor-u,ep, ,oo r-,,,
TO PARTICULARS many Of which arr very scarce
NtiCH AND CLOCK NArERIALS-Ingr great variety
AM great other nuineo. for AN aav..
melt but a1l BE- ioIa! &c Catalogues
~ B-rhe wei snoSr the late Il m OF n K :
p-nii iAroi:h'Ut the whole United States Il d.ed -r,-pi
Suaa'es ioE NE q~ay oi the allow renders
sai ' TIE aueiioa~cr in any hing tn. good.
Caiaosacs Will - resey days previous, 10 M. st.
Tire Eoots Can 5c Examined. 49,
posed Dr. ' - u''
Terms cash, city barfable money.
New Nork, AU-Iz n ISsS. A.
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ms VIRGINIA AND y. CARROLL.
ALMANAC.

hNhER NORRIS have just published their Aiua-a. for
- Isi6 circulated by David chanon, Of osisa COUNTY v.
u y emtc iSyd with eaut CaTitpI OF vrsn nv
winch MAJ b agu she'd from ohrrs printed Oh fne ia r.
and IN bold eeaT typ, tHng. usual onoue
Gals uaiors-
Tie Government n the United sta.es
The New Postage Law
III" Guvttum Of Re
tea oi the senate AMI Hcuse o. Del gates
Juiicisry of Nrfinit and mes II h,sinr Court,
The Gov, rEment e North Caro- m
y1lieay OF North Carol m aod tim boiling Cours
Representative IN Consr frrn Nonh Carolina,
VIII much " fui AMI enisTia uinz reaeiur
Al rdcrs ifVm The c.uh.ty PROMPT atcnscd ~.
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d BONES PEARL STARCH
~ 30 OC0 ms Lewis White Lead. mol
$50 boie. Winsow Glass. assorted sac.
20 gross Pahnes;ock's ver,niflFr
eco ocnees sui late QInIne
500 ihs refined BDrar
cases CaIb aasuesa. large snail sqls,-
- bNrrrl- Alcohol
ea~,s Low brown Windsor sn.o
90 bbls dry Whiting
- do Cop.-a-
: blrl- NllIrr
eefoons ssi-r CaIrae,Is Ini.so
isS hs Chrome YenIw
~ bass Rlsek Pepper
dn. itspce
IS 10. Ginger
Receiving for saIe by
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