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vEoErABLE EMErIc-or Cold. Fever, Inr,mm.,ory com

VEGETABLE EMETIc-Gor Cold. Fever. IpnamnsiOy com
paints &C.
HEPATtC. LIVER PILIs-fot all Liver complaints. &C.
RHEUMATIC LiOUIn-for Rheumati,ua sprains SPINAL
taton White swcnnr Ague the Breasts Se
RHEUMATIC flLls-fof Acute AMI Chr, c Rhumat,san.
supCRific TtNCrURE, OF SWEATING DRoPs-fct No'eni
Cold" feNCr iHnAmmatots PeuTisy, Neuralgia Bilious Cole
Gravel sc.
WORN rowDER-for Pin. rape and common worm. and
also Tor all diseases arising from wor.ns.
Cough fls-for Coils Coughs. bronchitis Pain and Tight
IN IN, Chest
NERVOUS FILIS-for Neuralgia and al nervou, Diseases
VEGETABLE ANTtBILluUs PIlI.s-foT all Biar diseases.
eostrVcncss dTorsy
ANTI nNSfErf1C AMI TONIC PIIls-for Dyspepsia ndi
session Hahtua Cosivenc Acdy stomach Heartburn
Pain In the Breast and side. &C.
'pu. nkofS-iot Colds Coughs. sticturc of Luhg- In
Elimination OF Irritation OF the Bronchial Tubes
IRRITATING PLASTER-ot an deep seated PAINS Irhsmma
ton ct Internal Organs Spinal Dis
FEMALE PlllS-fot Choto.is. eomps
CArARRH foWDERS-for Caarrh the
head
An these Medicines put up under
and have his and
every box package, vial BOTTLE &C
imposed upon by spurious limitations commercials rreruous
ARTICLES up BY Drug by vendors Patent d
"Beaehs except such have likeness
and rruos signature each of remedies
sod wholesale aud Tcah by ANDREWS co. Depot
$50 Fulton Street New York, whom all address
81, post pad
For farther particulars Dr. Bcaehs Mcdi
ctncs Pamphlet. which obtained
Dr BEACHS FAMILY PHYSICIAN and all the MEnlCIN r.
are for sale by thu following Agents
Randolph Co. booksellers aud FINDERS i2i Main
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

Tic Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
psTson eHry recommends having sqa! the d.
iparing beautiful and gliy appearance 10 ID" Ha
promoting grow h, AMI preventing IL fan ne out
Dir. JACkSON'S BALSAMlC ELlAlR,
For Preserving and ReauIifying the TEETH.
md PURIFYING THE BRE,7TH
This Article will be found invaluable, where
pcrs'ns son Swelling or Bleeding GE-for whteu
nr and gVg the Tan and preserving them lrom b.
e decayor rendering delicious freshness 10 The
gr,fA neirllzics the otou bad 3! ue bad breath OF
Solrrs aud persons who dis rerd s1maehs This excel
lent and B,lsmic EiEif m which implicit reliance be
placed approval Of the most respectable PLY
rcin. and Dentists Europe And the Unei States
For sale hy Duva ruice K. buyal r. Johnston r nu
val 4 Co. H. Euace son, :. NJ Zachrsson, A. Leslie a 10
decker Bto RiLzsnd spotswood Robertson, C. Corning q
Ps.ers5Erg: T. C. Breeder HisAst; Cooke Frfae1'S
L4rg and BY principal Druggists throughout the IT, =
a C. A. Wright sole Agents foT h, L. - PtiaaaTA'a.
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SrPERINR NARNISHES.

EOtCil Furniture Ja,,.n .u1Ni,ur
~ ir0n V1uI of rlp.ro qualify ,lurlnry ar band for
slf i0 qulHfue. f0 fut lYrcflsHHs.
The atty tf au VANISH warranted
uo4- prvtL e PURCELL Ii5 Ya.rs'r.,i
GIrAst aNB UOT.NSSI S-Ntw Ou,ars sugar variaus
$ rrt.. New urcfns Nna.srs barrt irnr gI1Uy ig
to- hrvu Havsufa sugar Jast received ard frr by
ds7n WEBB. BACON a CO.
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Oh HllDS. Now Orleans Sugar
~ rrft. Winter strfm uu
e5 b. IaHtCffNH
90 tafs1 Goa. rt o.. For r-'rb by
ais-to uAvf MORT ALLrN A. GO
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TOTHEPUBLIC.
GIVE my articles trial and Judge for yourself.

1--WE my articles a trial aud Judge for yourself.
~ Warrant them an be
Ny hau LusrRAL nAiR REsroRArivE-rhh universally sP
proved anu admired article fce nom ardent sprs pangent
A o aud other destructive materials cleans tho
By rnde's beautifully bright and delicate nas
rance Of the flowers Hair washed become.
asngv son aud lusuriant s growth and win positively
In new hsit on bald heads by aRd made
har' and 10 turning filling
IMPROPER ptepsations will and
oflancy by few applications II the Eau LusraL
tits PrcscvaNe against badness nfanbc cure In all
The shin on the head danduand preventing
the falling Oh Of the hair aud turning grey
IL the simple produce NJ our
n Tor the hair end wed with properties highly
the tpiems and Capillary
non OF The perrpaton and Of the particle. that A,
deposits ms preparation purbes the give. To
a goss and aoness, aud agreeable vvine perfume
ENDENCE-Nature Is inerhaustible mine in which e,p..
hence and study will always find that
wneh produees all that man calls which he
would do better. perhaps. TO name adaptations.
For salc, Wholesale and tetal by
JULES HAUEi- Pernmcr and Chemist
No 20 south I'd street. Philadcphia
And by my Agents, Gintcr, Duya Purcell DuyaI n I'm,
guc,nc Main street. Zaehon, Dornin Meouccn BROAD At
Richmond Chs ConE Bragg Thomas Psle,bur and mos,
all the Druggists through the Union. a. a
9l Premiums was awarded at the Franklin Institute
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NOHlrE.

q y consequence Of the state Of my health, have
day ufIuwu 1in tHs ts- 3t .f.sas and u Hhs
b.. ny nrrlrwr, NJ 70 g. Crturay ari Wf
laau1m.y rH.. tt. huu NJ q. g. gNfTuWEy 90. who
Tho li srud ffpstur N4rLsH. wfr ay. ID
long occupied
beg tfe r1t ni
TOM OIL. n behalf nm nu f0 al rsyrsnt
Of h.as indebted o. wth0utds 1y
ROB GwATHNEY
Richmond Dc uss.nLrr, 1916.
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
DER schrs Greenway and Lynchburg, we are
- receiving
Fresh Spring Pants, styles
super Green Barge
ftnrzos and iubenaccs Sewing StlIs
Black 81 Sieges
Cotton aud Bingham IIdkf- ne W Styles
Coates Spool Cotton
Black and white Wiglns
Pine Brown sh ring.
Blown Hollands
Red PaddiT ~. sail Ducks
Lasting ami Btocldr Coat buttons
Lasting Satin and figured Silk Vest Buttons
SuspendeT buttons ed
Patent Threads sc SC sc. For sal. low by
f. 10 KENT, KENDALL 4 ATNA AFTER
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For Preserving and ReauIifying the TEETH
m A.
Farmers OF Virginia.

WE have determined to offer every possible in
" ducsueut 70 Virginia, upon water,
Ting produce market therefore tender
nS the sale kinds upon the with the
merchant Our charges viii be for wheat le busht
corn bushe. whea soh for cash ~ sold upon
Tcsured guarantee sales M usual guarantee com
mission viii be charged
partner had seventeen experience bGs-
effect sales good terms
m he gives h personal att non 10 tn branch
4 business determined effort shall he wanting
subtraction To thosr who mly
charge fo selling. To those with whom
W nave no ess Hara Broth'
4 Co Warwick Iiaksdac Capt Benz Sheppard and John ~
Gregory, Esg. GREIIER 3 GREITER.
9 doors bciun the CRY Hotel,
aW Iq--,f formerly Bell Tavernl
GtAsH FOR RAGs.-The franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending extend their manufacture OF Paper ~" pay 10
cash tie prce l linen Rags white couured
County Merchant. may forward parcels Of sto the iuo'e
ber who viii remitpay meut emay b' directed
JOHN klCHARDs,
SUPERINTENDENT raaslE Ma Comply
n.nu. l. IE.D -
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oNE LoOh INF Urinary.
uInrs ras street. .r'' H., near the Hridge,
UNDER TIE skiLfUL CHARGE OF
Xix - -
-pcS,,S,' "A ~ ~ Il .,
uDKESENTS to tho afflicted Tho ,pos, ,.,:
IL remedies eficae GU. treatment i'm 4, n,
chronic Affections TO be iOundin city or The Union ana
THIS INsTITIrIoN
having for the many years OF us e,tahli,hn,rr,
public confidence which no Other a. @ o's CLAIM
eight addue, The ,,.ao he past
that have been eu, ,h,os testimony OF go
CURE wARRtNTEn m, IN IN ~. .'oa lus once.
in from ~ to IS hours, in mid forms and Al. -, -,
cases speedily constitutional sonnn
the be, study of,bs bI,nrh - u,'oed
Dr. Harms blend practical with ,enee'
and assures the unfortunate aid and q, ,d ~,
out emigration, or eIioTsion n charges. ''' "'"'
MARK THIS!
W IT, IA, been engaged IN secret -
uee than any other physician n thi. city. Pas
The great success attending his praeueo In. been wei, ,
" e appoEa OF discerning public The lie. used INV h,~
VeHe Tor 'her speedy and efectl ar, ,s MD -,
au, ~, ,s ., sauOons in iniueneothcy perform pct.
N'e !" a. many hous as II formerly required DAYS an
49, -, 80
Gndnee from benign operation the u,s'
are nodt h h erueiaonso breath
nv ~ 10y go " nus y, medicines
Turpen,,ne na, o s COMPOUNDS OF Mercury, Balsam,
- ~ ~, aIeh o and other disgusting common
OF he snoran but through purifying vrseaL.
' ' instead OF throwing It back upon
,,rrngh m h .v ~ '' restoring 'gor To ie and
IE-C I'll up,n
these imports nj r.msJ,.. -. ~ ~ ~ "fHhER,
,rnsd ,s ,s 'ne I.suh OF close Application and
,yr nan. h In ks"uins Offspring Of science Their
from north south cas-, and oy untold numbers
bumbI. ,oo. m ,h ., 'he o'y nonntainsop To tho
ipK pr,i.. 10y MI " A"e 'Oea oS inc voice OF echo
Dr. H. may well eopsr,,u,,,. hr..,, 49,.
from m, ana o, upon 'he beneh aeeTunS
healing balm to the ,aietrs n pe'hnued TO dispense
gied throne OF ea NH. n,on p" more ehNabe than the
TAKE IC.% rr,..,,
Let the unfortunate dryoree. of els, sissi',"
overakrs them that no time .bo h -, ~ Wn,n
competent physieian a. ,bry mo-, o,y "rpn
avoid elude great eon,tiu,,on,I ] .
enable to be NOR, moderate IN he
he Justly where symptoms, hayc b,cnr
disease widely dued rapid advances of % % ,
nns disease strike terror MO In ho4, 80 ~
houd results repusve to eon9pnls,e. .
di,eoloring blotehes, with ueking pain. b,t,,v a., 3D.,
victim the deadly proving upon M. vt. IT, "a 49, ~,
them do many awake of their danger VYb ~
with shuddcTng bold ST. dies nd
eIring humanity let IL moi br G,,,,,.r ~,
other equally alarming though more slow .nl ns,,o. 80
continually threaten the mpudent how l,tls -. a.. -
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TX BUSHELS FLAX SEED
- hfkns Mountain Butter
! box fresh Roll Butter
10 bags FtaihrTs-Juit received for sale by
f. 10 CoRnDN a sVtNEPp
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GRASS CLOTIS.--We are Just opening
~ 10; or Ciasi szus Also
White Fila iiusion Thule
CE'uy cort F'oi,ncr
Earh.h CT Pins &c LATHRof yAN uEUR-ES
E12 No 90. Main srsst
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ENILEMEN OF RICHMOND-My cello.

W brasd Anhrosa Rose Almond sH NvING CREAMS de
enupaon America Eur pc. No viii use any other
nnrr usug this the bcstihe hes-
GIVE It only single trial. any
var.ant *; For sac, Wholesale and retail,
III ~ HAtEIS
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sc south "a street, below Chesnut, Phiia.
And bv nv Agents l. Infer Duval Purcell nuva pu
ourrnr Nair st Zachrson bornn A Me0geen Bro-d -
Ricbl,pd Chs Cornr Brars Thomas 90, Tecr' ..gst
al The Druggists through the Union oc i
Pm, lsd u Franklin institute.
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SS0O REwARD-To the person VINO viii

- Enn REWARD-To the person VINO will
SVOU prove that HaucTs Vegetable Liquid Han Dye
rno the very yet this county Europe. THIS
valuable discovery person dye nsiananeousy the
ha without the least Inconvenience
warranted TO wash out TO inlgre the
heath and all It's softncss bnlancy.
ask for "Jaes Haucl's Liquid Hair Dye a. all
spurious you wish for black ask for box marked
brown ask TOT box mak'd II.
Premiums have subscriber the Franklin
Institute Exhibition. wholesale and retail by the
pr.tot JULES HAUEL,
Perfumrr and Chemist, 40 south I'd street,
Below Chesnut Philadelphia
And bv nv Agents l.. Giner Duyal Purcell nuva Do
opesn. Main ZlchriSson Donn A. McQuecn Broad
Richmond chs Corning Bragg Thomas and
tb, nrttrpists thourh Union. &C
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COTTON YARNS. 5000 pounds superior
- cotton Yarns io'.ait -onfgnu.ni Which ere dpos
p 81 v.'y f.ts1liu. faunr
rI CAprET0N 4 rPuwp
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Observation-Disclosures

biO DEAILht NJ ~
Tor sale, wh0s sale 1nd Ie'sii By JULES HAIEL,
80 south "a street Philadelphia.
And b. ny Agents D. Gintct. Duvai Purcell Du.s DI
q1csac Naa o.. Zlehuon Dprnu 4 McQus0n Broad =,
Richmond Chs Corng Bragg Thomas Co, P,blrg and most
au through Union
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Post Office, Wilmington.

NORTHERN MALL by Rail Road, due daily at 10 A NJ,
aud close at 10 every night.
SOUTHERN MALL by Steamer from Charleston, is due
ally at A. NJ, and closes at II A NJ. every day.
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL, by Rail Road is due on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at P NJ and closes on same
days at 10 at night
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL by Prospect Hail. Elizabethtown
Westbrooks and RobesOns is due on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays A NJ, and closes Oh same days
at 10 p. NJ.
Ss1rHvrLLE MAIL, by Steamer is due daily at A. Nj.
aud closes at l2A P. NJ. every day.
TAYLoR's BRIDGE LONG CREEK, MooEE's CREEK, BLA CT
RIVER CHAPEL and HAR4ELLs STORE MAIL, is due every
Thursday at 6 P. NJ, and closes same night at 10.
ONsrow CouRT House, STUMP SOUND, and ToPsAll
NAIL is due every Monday at P. NJ, and closes every
Thursday night at 10 P NJ.
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DIR CIRCULATION.

rive mean to keep the following paragraph stan
d,pg for the benefit of all whom it may concern:
ADVERTISING. would commend the following
f,.ts IN the attention of the advertising community
The Wilmington Journal" circulates upwards OF ONE
rvorsAp COPIES weekly. Its circulation in the town Oh
Wilmington is as large that Of any other paper pup
Iishcd in the place. We would further state thal It's
circulation in the counties which trade TO TINS pace Is
THREE TIMES large that of any other paper puoliS
ed in North Carolina, and thalts istl daily
We say, therefore, without the fear OIL
II, is the hest vehicle for advertising which the PEG
ple of Wilmington select One olheF observation
We think that although large majority of the readers
n tho uIourpal, are Democrats, still THEY occasionally
do little trading as well the readers of the wing pa
rs We have written the above merely for the lnfor
a,ion of those who are most deeply interestedbusi
ness men of all professions and all political creeds-
,r,ro CUSTOMERS.
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WILMINGTON JOURNAL:
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY
PRICE & FULTON. PnorR1ErORs.
Teru,s Of subscription

Two Dollars and fifty cents it paid in advance
90 90 at the end of three months.
No paper discontinued until all a,rearages are
D.i5 except at the option of the publishers No
p,'bscripton received for less than twelve months
We ppoiHpey the postage on letters containing
Fire Dollars and up,oards, and money may be re-
r,;Fed through the mail at our risk. The Post
,"asfers certificate Of such remittance shall be
sufficient receipt therefor.
:ggrI.etters to the propretors on business con-
,.Cted with this establishment, must be post paid
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der to shoulder witlf2
free trade. That victofW o.
the farmer of the West, as VIZ;
the South ARE now rejoicing un6>,
and basking in its sunshine. XII To. e.
triotism OF the Northwest; she has i. Ne "
appealed to in vain in the cause Of CONNIE.
freedom; and now she will again favorat
respond in the catise Of constitutional right. /
appeal to the young State of Iowa, which has
just come into the Union; let not her first act
be stab at the Constitution and know |
shall not appeal in vain. appeal to the pa
triotsm Of all. appeal to the North to re.
member the spirit which animated their ances-
tors, and their feeling of devotion to the prin-
ciples of justice and the Union. which we
seek to carry out now. appeal to the patrio-
tism of this House, now when our constella-
ton OF liberty is shedding it's bright efulgence
throughout the world: let it not be dimmed by
dividing the cluster Ii it be possible, let the
federal Union be preserved Let sectional pre-
judices be banished from this Hall. Let tis
embark in generous rivalry TO do most in
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DAVID FULTON, EDITOR.
SPEECH OF

HON. J. c. DOBBIN, OF N. CAROLINA
Delivered in the House of Representatives
February IL, 1847, on the Wilmot Proviso
prohibiting Slavery in any Territories what
ever that may hereafter be acquired by the
United States
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DRY GOODS,

Mostly ofdomestic manufacture, purchased low
and for sale accordingly, in part as follows:
Kentucky Jeans, Negro Cloths, Bed Tick, Cot
ton Duck, brown Drill, do. and bleached Shirtings
and Sheetings, white, red and yellow Flannels,
Ravens and Bear Duck; splendid lot of Calicoes,
Satinets, wool Plaids, cotton and silk Handker-
chiefs, Cambria, Suspendcrs, Gambroons, cotton
and linen Thread, Buttons, Tape. Sewing Silk,
&c. &c. For sale at STANTON q cos
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| challenge investigation on this subject. The
word translated servant, in the Greek, is dou-
los, which means slaUe, and is used in contra.
distinction to words used to mean ga hireline
or servant" And now insist that gentle,
men, before they denounce US and consign us
to lnfamy and eternal perdition, invoking the
Word of God against us, shall first read that
hesy book, and know what it contains.
Mr. Chairman, have not thrust this dis
cusslon here. / did not commence this dis
cusslon about scriptural authority. But when
gentlemen say that the judgments of God
viii be upon US, and consign US TO infamy in
this world and perdition in another-when the
gentleman from Ohio, in his fervent manner,
seemed to lift up his heart and call upon his
God to smile on their efforts-when northern
men claim the authority of the Bible against
Us, have thought it right to refer to that
book, not to prove slavery Divine institu-
ton, or avery great blessing, but to show that
they are too hasty in their reference to scrip
tural authority. / do not include all the gen:
hemen from the North in the category, for !
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just Received.

A ND now opening another lot of those beau
IN tifuI SILK VELVET CAPS for Infants,
and other styles in great variety. Call and see
them at MYERS s. BARNUM'S.
November 20, 1916
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FhTSH-l0 quintas Cod Fish,
~ 5 half bbs. No. l Mackarcl
90 boxes Herring,
IL kits No. Mackarel,
100 bags Salina Salt,
100 boxes do. do. For sale low at
March 81 HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
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1b&ALTIMORE PACKED BEEF.-l0 bbIs. and 10 DO
- NO. Mess Beef, 300 smoked Tongues For sale
''iy low at HOWARD q PEDEN'S.
CANDLES 90 boxes Sperm, 20 do. star Adamantinc
y ~ do Mould Candies For sale by
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OFFICE VIII. 81 RAJ. RAIL Roam Co, ,
Wilmington, March I'd, ls47, s
Resolued, That in all contracts, and appoint
ments to office, either in the present Road, or in
that about to be connected with it, the preference
be given to original stockholders, provided other
things are equal"
Copy from the Minutes of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Wilmington & Raleigh Rail Road Co.
JAMES GREEN, SEc'Y.
March 5th, l847 25-4t
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BY kegs f Ho% f9aD f PED 81: 10"
March 5, 1s47.
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fFOR. JOHN SWAMI, presents his services
ITO the citizens of Wilmington and its vicini-
~ He has associated himself with DR.. A. O..
BRADLEY, at whose office he may always be found,
except when professionally engaged.
Dr. .. is graduate of the South Carolina Col
lege' and has practised successfully for five years
upon diseases peculiar to this climate aud parti-
Cularly the diseases of Wcmen and Children.
March S, l947.-T2t
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The bill to appropriate Three Millions of Dol
lars, to enable the President to enter upon
negotiations for the restoration of peace
with Mexico, being under consideration,
Mr.. Wilmot offered the following proviso:
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ne endangered his salvation If he
property? Did he preach the nee
abolition , of its sinfulness Ha
orable gentlemen perused the eI
to Philemon, which was sent by
r,t'aa aray slaUe Paul sent hiI5
Christian master; and in his ep
mon, he says of Onesimus, F." w
have retained with me; but with
would | do nothing" Sir, if Pal
vine inspiration, thought SLAYER
would have told Philemon, d" 81
you must die, and are accounts
take off his shackles, and liberate
No; he recommends him to his
sent him back to his master, becal
he had no authority to keep him.
t,a lesson, By arhih our friends ii
tons of the Union might profit!
is said the word servant does not m
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-03-16
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(<t"o w OtHphS }|pIi' 'lt <He6uSt'j
9tus slnem Uertfentlitbten Ghrelbcn ct.
Nnna6 bonn 27. Januar, perlautet, oaB bic
gapallerlss0lplltcn pss Scn. Ollnon, nelcbe
Die 73 Oraacner mter Cai ftus Ol Clap bel
Sranque BE- Ia Vaea sefanaen nabmeu, 1000
Dlann farf mar. Ser @eneral lief Ioaleit
allies Gepaf, ocn aanSen Olunpporratb unp
ionitl9es elAentbum Der Sefanaemcn, NIT
uusnabme sbrcr &rlesetlsipnna uno Natfeu
inter feline GOlpatcn pertbeilen. Ole Se
fau9enen lief er unter ttarfer Sebefuns maeb
Gan $uls sDctoit transporuren, wo fte inlpis
Ietcn menitbI'tb bebancclt ,purosn.
Offlelelle 1epcIhCn pse Ssneral Gectt on
bas &rleaetGpartement rsleben bic 3um Ia.
Setr. CT betlo9t itet in benlcltem, paB pas
.belastrunseasitie nod nlcbt cinserctfrn
Iei. - uuf Der Slotte aln9 pae Serilcbt, oa6
Elm franstGlbss Stbiff init 10000 Olusfe.
ten am Scrp bic 8lcetaoe bon 0era grua
purhtrcben bats nnc ltbsr III jensm 5afsn
duaclan9t Id.
8Un. 3aplcr sat Die Ssbtrpen bet fleincn
Gtaot, no >icut Nithie ermoroct rpuroe, he
nabrtbtisen IaiEen, cab CT tbnen orei Q8cs
den 3elt aete, Die Oltrper an ibn ataulle
fern. BlpriseafaGe lsbe ct 1h sen6tbiat,
ibre Gtopt 3u 5erittren. - 0as G'ernett,
SUF(. IDfNpV ppH NtHtuUU IPl talTllNt tPiHfC
D1aunlt6aft III meritanl(ebe SefameenIebaft
aeratbsr, bernbte auf rInsm Srrtbums unp
bat Hh als uHwabr ertpleIen.
$aut eiuem in Sleu Orleans anaffcilenen
9brelbsn bon Der merit 2rmse, Iol 8ener
ilrrea init elmer itartsn 6sereemadbt aesen
Wlatamoras marfhrt fein; ia 9altillo unp
Dlonterep feen berelts ipiencr in Die 5dnce
Der Olerlfansr ssfallen. 9iele Naebriebt 1T
obne 3weifel IA { cb oper rpenlaitcs iberries
ben. Sur 70 Oiel 1T rpabrfebeinlib, oa6 ct
Inna bon Gan >uls potoG aus, sinen ernf.
Iebsn In9ritf auf Saltlllo beatthtiat.
8riefe pon Srajcs tsltdtiaen bic S1ahritt
sinse er,partetsn QnarifFs anf 9altiIo. Sen.
Buffers failltliebe Scrpcltcn ftnO pom 8sins
Dc 3urifastristen woroen. Sen. saplcrs
fdmmtItbe Srsltfrafte in O1outersp unp
Saltillo bsliefen fttb auf 5000 W1ann.
Sn Slcu Orleans sius fcaar oas Geriiht.
oaB cd bereits 5n elmer Shlacbt sefomnen
fei; es fanb inHcB febr ipenis Glauten. Sn
Dlatamoras befdr6tetc man eiusn Hnsrltf
bon 8sn. ltrrea, Der nit 1000 Wlann bless
feits oer 8etirse tebsn foG.
Darnterep. 2. Setr. Sen. 9apfcr 1T se'
tern auf Den orinsenoen q8unleb ose Sens.
Sntler init sinsr faresn maht nat Saltils