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Spenccr's Tonic and Restorative
H.uJESk'hs =
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The nHrirulled Purifier Of the Blood and res'or0.
tire Of the system in all morbid sccfeions Of tie
glands, skln and liver, morbid bumors and viii.
aled state of the system.
The indications requiring SPancar's Pills ana
BlttcIs AM hen they should be used without de-
lay as prersHhrs 10 the formation Of Acute Dis
eases, s5r--
When lhcrc Is pain IN the ilck OF head
When the Tongue is iurr,di
" hen the urine is very highly oDigred
When the SKIN Is hot, dry or ye.!Oni
When the iPpeti;s Is poor;
Whcn there Is g4lu 10 Vie stomach or j0rsls
When there is EtrUoaS irrtauUui
When there arc cold CbiHe;
When he iIegms arc bad or starting in sleep
| taken upon the occurrence Of any, or all of the
above indications Of approaching dJsease-much
pain ana sickness will be prevented.
We have room only fer the follow ing;
The following Certificate is from Tobias Folsom
Esq Of Kcrshaw District 5. {,
ksrsI1tr DIST s, { JuEs 3, lSl6.
have used ia u,y family "SPencer's Pals" ter
two years past, and during that time my confidence
in their superiority every other slm ar preQa
ration within my know ledge has been constantly
increasing | now esteem them TO be tile best ca
lharuc Pli, ia use. From my earliest remember.
ance have b,ol atii eted with Sex Headache and
C0SttUsEesS, and for number of years past have
been trying various advertised remedies, among
others, Btckwllh's. Lees and Peters Pills. but
tailed to obtuiu aug permanent relief. until lan'y.
lS45. at which time DR.. Spcucer's Agent left me
some OF hls Pills recommending the 10 try them
for nv comp amt. | did so ana by their superior
action upon the morbid matter and their mid yet
cftctual purFatve properties they so cleansod my
stomach and bowels that they removed both the
headache and lis cause and gave me certain aud
speedy reheG My mother nlaw has also used
them with success in the samc complaint which
she has had, SO severe TO throw her into Spasns
and COMMISSIONS bgn4 obi -ed in these cases 10
resort to CnPplug and other severe applications.
have also made frequent aud constant use OF these
Pills III NY family, IN cases Of BO'efl CotnP.aiRt.
brought on by the two free indulgence in use OF
Berries and Fruit, and IN oil cases with success.
In short, nayo never known OF the failure IN any
disease which they are recommended to cure for
which | have known Of their being tried II their
use was pcrscyered IN and directions strictly fol
lowed
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb
ruary Jerm $40.

4 tFWi l $40.
! Attachment levied on
Ssmnci Il. Walls /, tcTest
( 10 Mrs Waits Dover Of
/ Land jOU 4cres. Also, on
I lie follow nE Negroes and
! other property, 10 vi. -
: Ann, I.esrm, Lite Mary,
Jane, ODD Mary Jim John
Peter, amelia Martha,
Sarah, Washington, Hen.
! -, arp!,uc aud child, -
be ac Of Cat.lc, 4 head Of
( ti1rs,s. p 70 20 head Of
SaccP, 40 Road W dgnns
! ard one rel Of Gears, ta.
nily Carriato aud llar-
ucs~, shout sue bushels Of
/ Urn, - "a 40 bushels Of
/ " heat, Library Of Book.
Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming tools,
Fodder, Di's and stock OF
Hogs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20
REMOVAL.
or THE
Charleston store.
.-~5ES1N s z A'S.s /.

TS OlLD respectfully no,m lhtS friends
w aud customers That they havc removed
from their Old sand TO their now BRICK STORE
above The Camden Bank and have on hand. and
are receiving constantly, uos and fol- assert.
men, Of choice and select
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20

Writing, Arlthmenc, LneIrhHrammaT q oa
unt Gengtaphy, per scsss Of moutns,
Algebra, tbeaatry, Natural faIloso. [ = M
ply Rhetoric Logtc, 80.
Latu aud Crock Lansu4grs, IL 90
December t. l-46
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20
YEg.IIlS.
Tuition.

Boarding, iurludmg Washing, fuel and al
lights, per month,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20
GgGTG2 S.

Goddard Brandy vintage OF lsO5, celebrated fer
its su,l luity flyor,
IIcrekenorelh & Lowndcs, J, J. Dupuy's c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20
Grocery and Confectionery
STORE,
Grocery 0nd COmfecfiOi,0.
@sfOlF,

where lie keeps nearly every article pertaining to
the business lie has now on hand part aud
will s1oa have the Whole Of the followlngartielcs.
viz
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20

TOYS for childrca.
1llOS. J llOLTON
Inn! y l-l-.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-20
Permanent School.
AIcxandriaua Academy,

M,ekl.aL.Is q. \ c. 70 80. So u 80.
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A " Gillespie
rs.
Seml H. v 4is
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
Notice is Hereby Given,

FsNllAT at a sale Of lands for tho nan,payment
II. Of taxes due thereon, held At Il le courthouse
door in the county Of llempslead, Ia the State OF
Arkansas, pursuant IA lawful nalea given by the
Sheriff Of the sad eanniY Of Hampstead, in eon.
luruily with the laws Of saii State ON the first
Monday in November, 4 u ls4l, hains the fourth
day OF said month, the following described tracts
or parcels Of land duly listed aud ASSESSED for
taxation IN the nane Of lum MeQaeen=wefe
stricken of 10 Garter Netan WIN, Afterwards
to wit, on the ath day Apfl, \. d. isld, assigned
une,hall interest IN the sama 10 lahn e Ameli,
aud on the lath day Of June, \, ID lsi6, the
said Carter MaIain aui John z Afnali trans.
ieurd aud assigned the same 10 Nm H. bowers,
since decreased VI
'fhe east-half Of the southwest qnaflef Of see.
lIan nine, in towuHhp twelve, IN aaga twenty.
lhrre wssl-eaniaining eighty aeres, Tor the sum
OF 80 - cents.
The wesl.half Of the sauil.eaHl quarter Of sec.
ton nine, IN township twelve. IN range twenty.
three west, containing eighty acres lor the sum Of
So - cents
The southeast qaaiitf Of seetian si2 in township
twelve, IN range tweniy.th &c west containing one
hundred and aiAty acres fur the sun Of $40 a.
cents
Aud tie eislshalf Of thr zahih.Wrst quarter
the southeast quaflef=aui tie zanihsKral quar-.
ter of the southwest qaafief Of aaelan two Ia
township twelve ia fanHe lWaalysltfse west, con.
tanning tNa hundred aud lhtiy.iifa arisHt for the
sum Of Sis.
Al oi which sad snds were sad, aud bought
luf the asszHHaie Of takas. peualiy and costs due
thereon laf the yeafs lsll. isia aud lsil-hnd
having bfrn purchased ID aiafazai, are now held
by deed Of conveyance duly executed by the
slfuf al ilempsiead uauHiY alaTsH4d, h. author.
rs vested ia bln by tie lAaH ef lhu state Of
Ataausas. to " linn II Eiisf. administrator Of
the tslals Of NiIiIsm II naNsfz. deseaael.-
Now, therefore naliea 5 hsfeh1 given 10 all whom
Il may concern, nf Wba ean sHi M any right, title
or claim 10 tie ahaYa das6fhHd tfaels or pafees
OF land. OF either. NJ anY uI thsn. puFehazed as
aiaTr id, in consequence uf aHY ulumaliiy, if.
rHa.4Hiy af illegally eanHeHlHl with such file
ot for auy eause OF dHfsei whatever, that IA con.
@mIiy NIth the ael Of lie general assembly ol
the state Of Afkans4s IN relation ta Tx titles,
approved the ID Of November. 4 u lsi6, con.
sllulInf 'ehaplef u Of ihe srsard slalues, that
the unltngae a. Hueh administrator a. aforesaid
will apply TO the ofeut eonn of llempsiead
county, O. b. haAen II the euuH.hau5n al said
county. o. ihr thFi Monday aiiet the fourth
Monday Ia laly. \ u lsBs lar a confirmation
Of title IN aud 10 sad lands 80 purchased as afofe.
said, aud all nsHzols Interested arc hefshy notified
10 appear At said lIna aud plaee, aud show eause,
Il auy tiny eaa. Wis The tile Ia sad lands as
Aforesaid should mel be confirmed according to
las,
wM II ETrER. Administrator
oi tie sslafe Of Nm. II BawsFa, dec
Washington A.. De-. -. isI5.2=Gs
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
Smith & Thorn,

c \ VI D l. \, ARkAN S,S.
DEG 10 gcquaiat their friends and planters In
} O-achila aud adjacent counties, that the,
are still at the old stand where they shall be
happy al al times 10 SEQ them
They stll have a considerable stock on hand,
aud have been upprsrd Of heavy shipments from
the north which have arrived in New Orleans,
and WHICH they expect IRON arrangements they
nIc makngl to receive before the steamers CON.
meure running.
Parties calling ut their establishment will al.
ways find well selected and extensive stock, at
prices equally Il not lower than any other house
IN thr trade
They will nl.o attend 10 the receiving aud for.
wardiug Of al goods consigned to their ouro with
plnclualIiy aud despatch
Advances made on cotton, either shipment
or on storage
Camden, Oct Is, lSl7.Im
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
FOURTH Day.
NcW store NJ IsuIinn.

( hlLoCk, BROTHER & CO have Jus. re.
ccivtd and ufc now opening a large and
fpleudld assortment Of goods consisting IN paft Of
the following
Frnch, EugIsh aud American Prints, al, Al
a-i Brown and lleaohtd ShiHines and Shestinps.
a., a. Va. osuabergs, -, IA Lowell do,
blrachrd and brown drll.ng, checked iWeeds,
p'nisniiary stripes, padding, Scotch plaids. etren
barise, Ffench bombasnes, alpaca lustfus black
and twicd alpaca, red white, green and yellow
lannels, sutinri, kentucky and gold mixed laans,
81 table damask, black aud white bobinei, hIshens,
lawu, book and Swiss muslins. striped eambtiaks
aud i1okonei., Marlborough stripes. blue dsnins,
black and colorod CambHcks, IRISH linen. printed
cotton drills and cut,ousdca, apron aud furniture
oho'ks, bac, tnbhy velvet, printed flannels bns
drills and lnscys, Georgia stripes, linen ard eoiian
taps, slk, cotton aud madras handkerchief,
funged ,hawls, laiors' canvass, Rnssia sheetings.
daIcf, hrown holland, cotton fiinge, Mafseiilrs
and gfaia skirts fouiling, cotton and wnrzied
binding, seliria, black aud eolotsd eoiian cord,
craze dlainrs, blue, rcd aud white blankets tick.
ing, muquilo netting Georgia Jeans, aud king.
sihu plald, &c, Sc
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
A NApoLEoNIC ANEcporE.

Napoleon sometimes told Interesting
tales OF his early career, One of lhose Il
true shows how near the world was 10 the
loss Of an Emperor. After The siege aI
f"ulon, which his panegyrisl regards As
his first step To his good fortune. h. falufn.
ed To Paris, apparently in the wnrsl posi-
BILE mood for adventure. lie was n this
period suffering from Illness. is malbar,
too, had just communicated 10 hm the DIS.
comforts her position. She hal haen Just
obliged To fly from Corsica, whnre the pen.
pie were in state ot insulfeelian aud sha
was then at Marssirs without any maaas
of Subsistence. Napoleon ha1 nothing r.
manning bat an assgaal al onn hundred
sous, his pay being in arrear.
"ln this state al objection wenl o1l $
said he, las il urged 10 suicide hi an ani
mal in- met, and walked alnnl the qmgz5
feeling my weakness but unable Ia conquer
II. In u lrw more mnmenls shnnll have
lhrown myself into The water. WHEN | ran
against an individual dressed like simple
mechanic. aud who, recognizing Inf. threw
himself on ny urrk, aud cried. Is II yau
Sapulronl What Joy To see ynn agliu
II was Dlmlsis, u tufmsf rHna l. a mna
ia the AZ l.lery regiment, lie had rmIHFls
tod and had returned Ia France ia s41ise
10 src his ugtd mother. lie Va ah1ll "a
-, when stopping he said, What Is TN
mairrl iun d. mol listen Ia ~. iun
ln nui ,rum glad 10 See me. Whit IN >
lrluue lhwalcus yunl You Look Ia m
like a midnan about Ia kill himsalfli -
This direct appeal awake Napnlrnn's
irrling-, aud be told him everything. Il
that Hill' said be, oprnug his colr.e wais.
coat, aud dclaching bell, be ad led, slafe
are thirty thousand francs in gid laI,e
them, aud save your mother" F." Il eanuai,
sad Napoleon 80 lhi. day explain ms sal
my motive, tur 81 doing but | srizel lHr
god AS Il by a cbnyulsive mpreneal. m
ran Ike a midmin Ia send il 10 tnf maIaar.
Il was MT unit It Vas ont ol my haul.
that thought II what had DOM. has.
tened back 10 the spni where | b41 III
Drml',s, but be Was uu longai laefs. IN
sr'em! days | wen, oul ia The morning. II.
turning MT until evening, searching every
where hopriiu find hin.
Tile end %! lhe romance Is Is errraff.t
as lhr beginning. For liileru ,faf- Napa
.ron saw no more Of his creditor. l. LIE
cni ul that time he discovered hn. aul
asked "why be hal not applied II tue I'm
pHuf'' Tie answer wa that he hi aa
nrocs.ily iur the money. hai va. aIa.l Il
lani compelled to qdl tis fsIiIsnsa#
Uhric be lived happily practising taf nj
lulr.
Napoleon nnw paid his lsh'. a. II M
be- presumed. mashilaeuh: mada INN
arcrp' 3Jl.dll francs as a rim.
nursrmcn, "r the ihilly ihuusanl lent Ia
the -uhall'In al artillery; anl. hesI1#s
neir him dirrrlpr general OF the gtrlsu.
ai The rrnvn, 0iiha salary uf lhiuF Inn.
sand francs. lie aisa gave a gWurnnHn
place io hi. br,hcr--Bllckal1i.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

Tan NGwsrArGa.-We occasionally
meet with bI,inrs. mAn who eIiiris IL
care very lille Tor Newspaper. and tie
information iicy furnish. Ol cnnrsr. We
aust CIV ih.s class Of mrr cfeli. Tor mean.
Ins whi' they say but. nevertheless. We
ciunu, believe them To bs A. independent
uf newspaper Al as they imagine.
We should ,li,- those mtn IL have a ma.
mrnary glimpse ui the bIsnr.s world. as
I would ice, iall newspaper iari.iir, wrr
annihilalrl. ESungn-h all The li!n
which tue press hl, she'd upIn the vans
anl ,nlcrrs's Of society. Let all The iniIr.
nation il his gathered IRON all paste Of
the world aud scattered am ~! il. fsa irrs
be- forgotten. let all the nlel.ig .ncr it hg,
Impaired, all tho enterprise II has awakened
al The ingenuity and energy il has s'imula.
ted, be- annihard, and IN whal stage ol
advancement may wc suppose the mcrcan
tile world would nnw be found
How wou.da city without well inform
ed press camprtc with one having lha'
add The one, in comparison vi b the
other, would be- less lhln halt civilized
aud would be- constantly at iault in the com.
mon transactions of business. Aud what
&. true 0l city, won, be- true Of an indl.
wiual who should succccd in dcpriying him
sell ol the aid and advantages Of tho MODERN
journal.
There are nnmberrss ways in which
the man Of business is bcnentlrl by even
the glance oi his paper which hs takes 10
the morning. which we need not rcp,al.---
The Advertisements may git' him iunr.
nation or suggest a valuable thought
The news department may infinite To him
the direction which hi. efforts shond mke.
or the record of some stirring or s'cr.ins
example Of mercantile life may rouse him
Io those enlrayors which will clnducl To
triumphant ,uccrs,.
The expense ol a newspaper. il is true,
ia s'nelhnG but the probable expense al
having nojournal i, oiien vastly greaer.--
Ignorance is generally costly.
Mercantile Times.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
MatlOck & gcCOlluin,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
Nj erchants,
CAMDEN, ARK

THANKFUL to the citizens of this and tho
adjoining counties for the patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon them, beg leave 10 inform them
that they still continue business at the old stand,
where they will be pleased to see their friends
aud all others who may require their services, and
hope by their usual strict aud promp, attention to
business to merit and receive liberal share Of
patronage They have recently had large addi.
tons made TO their Warehouses. and their landing
and wharf shall at an times be kept in good order.
They pledge themselves in The merchants and
planters that their charges shall be as low as at
any other regularly established Warehouse in the
place, and all cotton or goods stored with them
shall be kept in good and safe houses, where
neither will be liable to damage or waste
They also have on hand a large STOCK OF
GOODS, which will be kept up during the season
by the weekly arrival Of the boats, which will be
sold on accommodating terms
Camden, Oct q, l5ii-l7
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

STOPPING ruG pApER.-I.ord Byron, in
reference Ia the attacks make upon his po.
rn. Hour. ol il.rnes.." saii-"Ihrre Is
M man however thick .hcairio or hcafIle.s.
who would no smart under the knawlrdg"
that b. was heliup in even ti0y copies Of u
newspaper; there is, however, m on, but a
very ihu skinned fool whp would, as the
phrase goes, stop paper because il did
nor chime ia with al hi, notions or because
1t attached him Whatever i,iblc | may
have, an M guilty ol Ihi, miserable fool.
ery."
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
FFaftsirare.Se.
Il. MONTGOMERY,
IluHAnrafss= =srRrrr,

II IHAHfHEs STREET,
NEw ORLEANS,
As ua hand a yrry complete stock Of good.
In Biz liav, IL addition 10 hs usual tklrn.
sIvc assortment NJ Birmingham. sheffield aud DO.
mesiir llARDW ARE aud CUTLERY. his stock
oihclyy goods IsyrIy complete, embracing, among
uumrIo.s other lgiir'us-
5000 baSrs Tia Plates. &, roainoal and other
brands. ilao, Block TIN, spcIlrr. ZIn,, Ac
10000 pounds luu Wire. assorted, al sizes
$50 Tons lrun, assorted Swrdrs. American
and English, rss9fied hat round, sqlafs,
plough plate, hoops. band and sheet; Steel,
all kluls
dozen genuine Collins s Co.'S light and
heavy Axes
1900 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted
all ,Izrs
200 lous llol'ow-uarc Castings. assorted pots,
owens, spiders, sk'llels, Grs.dags, sc
French pots.
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted al s.zrs.
800 cnsks OK, Log aud Trace Chaius.
Together with Nhilcmofs's cotton aud wool
Cafd-, wiaon's Colte Mills, Ames's. Rowland,
aud other makers Spades and Shoves. wire and
hair Selves, Hoes Of all kinds. Anvs. Vices. and
Smil's Hammers and BrOws Tin Ware. NH,
Cros,.cui aud P0l Saws, horse aud mule Cours
and ilamrs, Slaw.outicr.. Corn shelters aud Corn.
mlis, Kings plaughs. Nus ], >, Sand {, Paper. all
kinds Tar, Spirits Turpcnlne and White Lead.
Paints, nll kinds, Mil aud Grind Stones, Mil Irons,
b''ing Cloths, Oh numbers. Shut. sheet and Bar
Lead, stock Kettles Bark MdlA
Also
21ll gallons pure Sperm Oh, and
5uJJ gallons winlrr.slfainod anl blcaohed
Whale OIL
Ills stock Of Gallery is not surpassed Buyers
are invited 10 examine belor, purchasing else.
where. I.gw
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

4 suiSlzn ytrw or llusAN Arr,Hs-The
eHHaHaiHps saya Pour a blekrt Of swl into 4
ifaH=H h#iata a dasHn swine. aui you havr the
ania5l n1ssHEIs ..iaiai.su--homsy 10 be sufr--
# auf nrssaul sIaIH uf s1HiaiY'
1H.s HIhslaiIan both pF-i-h and PriseIsh,
aaH WY iai ifam imf, b1slss. men are more
hasaIsh ihan hog. ia one respect; for they are
usl eaaiHnl WIth filling their own bellies, bat a0ef
having Ct all they want, they then heap mp aud
keep n lbemsalyes infinitely mlr, No iudrIi.
nj aaslfHpHd Of the p1rsle race ever was guilty
n apafHpHalns 10 ha own usa a kernel o. corn
beyond Waat vas necessary fnr bis present state
Il a man mus b. compared with hog, Ne lhnk
tie haf in sifet Justice, should be allowed the
bsasli. oi the esmplrison,--N, Y, Mirror
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

TIM MElieNe VIZ TAEG-Ncst to good food
shnuld be good Modene--but according to the n
York Journal Of Medicine, we, in this latter res.
pet, are IN a very bad way, The New York
College of Pharmacy have ound il necessary to
issne "a caution u druggists warning them to be-.
ware of the stuff ia the market, to touch not,
tasle not, aud handle not A quantity Of base
compositions, under the uime Of blue pills, they
tell Us Is naw IN market being imported by Ger,
nat and French importers, wl,o knowing nothing
afmeaieines, except to buy eheaply aud sell dear.
ly. Rhuhafh, insoiaud from ten to eighteen pence
per pound, IS ground over and sold Tor genuine fuf.
key fhuharb, worth i've shiilIugs, The compound
extract Of Calaeynlh, which has b,cn imported
iuta tbs mlkti, for the last year, does not COZ.
tam particle of CalueYnlh but Is made up Of an
inferior saft Of Aloe, with some other worthless
inerrdmenls. A great proportion Of the Com.
pound eSiaets are aiullrmtrd ia Ike manucr-=
Mon than halibflhe narenlic. arc destitute Of any
active properties Volatile oils ere adullealcl
with swefl aud olhrr ehrapoi IN fact, ilseems,
Ihal ahen an individual Is surprising that he is
taking samf simple substance, Of peculiar proper.
ties, he Is taking hall dozen substances, Of prop
critics Juat the opposite character
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
Werou s,y,xe.-Tbree tbiu,. fiat

WELcu SWtNGs.-rhrpe things that
never become rnsly-lhe money ol the be.
nrvornt, the shoes OF the butchers horses,
aud a woman's tongue, Three things moi,
easily donc-lo aliny thirst with fire, 10 dry
wet with water, 10 please all in everything
that is done. Three things that are as
good as the hesl-brown bread in famine,
well water in thirst and grey coat in cold,
Three things a, good as their bclier-dity
water to eNtingni.h fire. an ugly wllc to a
blind man, and a wooden sword Ia a row
ard. Three warnings from the grave
thou knowcsl what was, thou seesl what /
AN, remember what lhon art to hr. Three
things OF short coHlinuancc--a la1y's love,
a chip fire, anl brook. flood. Three
things that ought never to be from home
the cat, the chimney and the housew,ic.--
Three things seen in pcacock--ihe garb
Of ali angel the walk Of thief, aud the
voice nf the devil Three things it is un.
wise to boast ol-be flavor Of thy ale, the
beauty Of thy wife, and The contents Of thy
purse. Three miscres Of mans house--
a smoky chimney dripping roof, and a
scolling wife.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
HFIIN y FIIIIEI77l 10
CmRLGs De MoRsE, I S..,,,,.;,,
GEoRgE f. LAwroN,

The Duchrss de Praslin snys: "Fhc
aim of a wife is 10 become the friend. the
partner, the consolation of her husband to
educate her children, to direct all the
household all'iirs--ihese are the three mis-.
sions Of woman upon earth; i she docs not
fulfil them she has lived in vain, sh" is de.
serving Of M consideration, she is a usrlcss
aud desprable being. like the man whose
only occupation is 10 drink, 10 smoke, 10
gamble, and to idle away his time"
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22
From The ~ q. Bullrha
NEW nRLEANS COTTON MARKET
Ig.anesiaa m1rainr. DereMlsL. 5. lsil

Wednesday morning, DersmIsr, 8. 1871
In our last review We arranged our quotations
in accordance with the improvement which we
noticed us having been realized on "Wednesday and
Thursday, but stated at thr same tins that on
Friday, il being holiday, fhc sales were limited,
and at eusier rates Ga Saturday, the market
cyincsd rem wed iimncss and increased activity,
the transactions embracing $500 bairs, at pretty
steady prices. On Tucsdly however the good
feeling that had been thns manifested disappeared,
aud barely 200 bales were disposed Of, at gencr.
al falling on IN rates Of about ir There has been
no ma eriul change IN prices since, hut the demand
improved yesterday, aud the sales amounted to
5000 bales, buyers Ior England, France, the Con.
lucn, and the North, nll participating in the bust
moss As prices have not recovered what they
lost on Monday, we change our quotations ac.
cordmgy. Tho sales Of the three days sum up
900 bales. The receipts since our last cmbrlcg
10, ,ls3 bales, against G5s during the correspond
ing period last year, and the exports ls,I3s Of
which GIGS were to Liverpool, 230S TO Cowes and
a market, 1901 10 HAVE 1919 to Gcnou. 22lI to
Trieste, ll3 to Barcelona, 1913 TO Mnr.eilles, 922
to Nanz, 1856 to Boston, 2-] TO New York, l5to
Philadelphia, aud 900 TO Baltimore. The entire
receipts since September first, amount 10 21O, ,l6j
bales against 2l2,22j up to th' same date in
lslG showing an increase Of $3.50 bales. We
now quote;
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

It is stated by the Rev. Mr. Poisal,
agent Of the Virginia Bible Society, that
there are upwards of 10000 families in Vr
gnia without the Scriptures. Truly this
being the case, there is a fine opening for
the lnbors ol the Colporlrurs No wonder
that the "Od Dominion" should have fall.
len from its former greatness. and some
parts oft should be described as benighled
regions,
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-22

PREGNANT sGNrgNcE.--Lsi Us hope
mcanwhi-, that the day Is no, lar distant
wh-n the private character o' this nation
shall rral.y aud ctlrcluaily sway is public
cnunri- ani private morality and economy
be identified in popular opinion with the
morality and economy ol the state.
American Rcritw.