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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-17

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SERVlCE de PArllerie dams pArmement ct la Defense
~ des places ct des coes Lieutenant Colonel Saine
marie, Comlnandant de PEcoe dArllere q Metz, vol.
Vie Politque ct Maire de Napoleon par lie Baron Joni
vols, with two military aliases. Considerations Mill
tares les Memories du Marechal Suchet sur la a
tae de Toulouse vols par Choumnra Ingenieur Mill
tare Cours Part Miltaire lecons Part Mitaire
ct les Notifications, par lie Major Genie Faot vol
Precis DIES VICTORIES Conqucte Revers DIES Francas de
1872 lSil, ! vol Aide-Memore Pusage DIES Officers
dArtere second edition De ARCHITECTURE DIES Forresses
Mandar, Protesseur dArchitecure Ecoe DIES Points
ct Chaussees, vol Tableau Anayque des principales
Combinaisons de la Guerre, de eurs rappors avec
polque DIES Etats par lie Baron de Jominoiseme edi-
ton, augmentee de puseurs articles mporans, 1 vol.
Encyclopedia de lngenieur on Dctionnarc DIES Points ct
Chanssees par j. r. Delasue, Proiessenr pEae Mill
Strategic ct de Topographic, vol Ecole de Peoton,
v9 Instruction pour les Tiraileurs, VOL EXECUTIONS
de Ligne, vol Bibotheque Historique Militaire s
volumes octave, with military aliases And many other
valuable works, English and French, imported by
F. TAYLOR.
Books stationery periodicals. mathematical instruments
or anything else, imported to order from London Paris or
any other part of Europe
lime
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i The United States Of America, do hereby decla~
mentioned land offices in the State Of FLORIDA, at9
periods hereinafter ; a,s designate ed to , wit
MONDAY, the twelfth day of July next, for the dispa
OF the public lands within the limits Of the undemento
townships to wits
South of the base line and of principal meridian
Township twenty-five OF range twerty-eight.
townships twenty-one and twenty-five, OF range twet
Townships eighteen and nineteen, and section sh \
township twenty, OF range thirty.
Townships eighteen nineteen, and twenty-one, OF nng
thlrty-o
Townships eighteen and nineteen of range thirty-tvo
AT the land office at NEW EVANSVILLE, commencing ca
OF the public lands within the limits undermenone
townships, and fractional townships, to wit:
South Of the 6use hne and the principal meridian
Township nine, of range fourteen.
% ,, townsnps tweny-seven twenty-egh TWEEN
Township tweny-seven, and fractional township THIRTY
hye, on the main land OF range sixteen.
three and thirtyve the main land, range
township tweny-seven, fractional township tLiry-tw
on .he main land and townships thry-three and thi
townships thry-two, thirtythrcc hiry-four and thu
Lands appropriated by law for the of schols mp
ry, or other purposes, viii be excluded from hssacs
g., The sales will each be kept open for two w.sks n
the lands are sooner disposed Off and no logger; an
private entries Of land in the townships ofed, WI
admitted until after the expiration Of two weeks from
commencement of said sales.
Given under my hand, the city of Warrington
sixth day of April, ammo Domlni one tousand
hundred and forty-seven. JANE X. PuA@
BY the President;
RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
Commissioner of the General Land ofce.
Notice To Presumption ClaiDAnts.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption 70
lands within the townships above enum, nied IS rev
go estabiish the same to the satisfaction the hegso
receiver OF the proper land Office a,1 make Pay"
herefor az soon az practicable after seag thus :, the
before the day appointed for the connenceme ,ber-
public sale OF the lands embracing the tct claimed
wise such claim will be forfeited ,,x,-
Commissioner of the Gelera Lana ~
April lawl3w
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NEW MUSIC this day reccived.--The following new
In music is this day received for sale at VIM FISCH
ERS, Satoners Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, doors
of 18th
The Pilgrim Harper-musc by S. c. Massett
Lament of the Blind Orphan Girl--sung by Miss Abby
Hutchinson-musc by Bradbury
Maryland Waltz-by Miss Spicer
Evergreen Waltz-com posed by Stoddard
The Crazy Pole-a fancy waltz, composed by Miss 7. E.
Il. Russia
La Ventenne Waz--par Donizetti
LEulalia--Valse Tyrolienne par Naronha
Castinet Waltz-composed by Julius Metz
Cameron Quick Step-by Valentine Dster
Cerro Gordo Quick Step-by L. Bricher
Aladdin Quadrles-by j. IL. Tuy
Monterey Quadrilles-by Joseph l.. Gordon
Flower Dance-Vennoise Children
The Tyre, No. 3-Guitar by F. Weilland
Cordelia Gallop, for the guiiar-by F. Weiland
New Years Polka. do.-by +. Weilland
Lawrence Gallopade, do.-by F. WeiIland. June q
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A SELECTION OF Leading Cases upon Commercial
"a Law, decided by the Supreme Court of the United
States, with Notes and Illustrations BY James p Hol-
comb, author of Inoduction to Equity Jurisprudence -
&c. vol, 1847, New York.
Compendium of Mercantile Law. BY John William
Smith. volume, greatly enlarged from the third and last
London edition, by James p Hocombe and VIM. Y.
just published and this day received for sale, by
June 23- F. TAYLOR.
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GCHOOL BOOKS of every kind used In the District
- of Columbia neghborhood selected with great care
to obtain the best editions, and the most Substantial
bindings full supply constantly kept hand by the
subscriber purchased wholly for cash, and sold the
same terms, at extreme low prices in every
June +. TAYLOR.
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Union Company, and Union Potomac Company.-A
y meeting otthe stockholders of the above-named
panies will be held Monday the 18th of July next the
city of Washington for the election OF president di-
rectors Of each respectively, for the ensuing year.
June 5-law4w
Baltimore Republican and Argus and Richmond Enquil
please copy, and send bill to Duff Green, Washington
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M EDiCAL CARD.-Doctor Francis M. Gunnell tenders
1Vl his professional services the citizens of Washington
and vicinity Office 9th street, between street and New
York avenue Residence at Dr. J. s. Gunnels Presidents
May 31-3t*
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City Inarmary and Dispcnsary, washington.


TNE Directors of this institution, in this their annual an
nouncemen with pleasure that they continue to
receive into the Innnary all classes ofpaen except
a may be afflicted with smallpox INSANITY
Three Sisters fCharity continue to reside in the building
and give their undivided attention TO the nursing and
forts OF the sick
In the absence of the attending physicians surgeons
who visit daily IL o'clock, three resident students are i'm
constant attendance Private patients may be admitted
under the special care OF any physician of the District, the
regulations OF the institution being complied with
In consequence oil the present high prices of provisions
the charges for board win be follows;
For private patients Sc per week
Mania a potu Sc to $40 do
Patients in the public wards 81 do
Marine patients (sent by government S3 do
In every instance the board be paid weekly in advance
to the sister superior.
The Directors of the Inrmary will be responsible for
any on their without written
der from 4he dean of the faculty.
due TO the Sisters OF Charity to state that they request
special attention the above inmary regulations which
they cheerully accord their support.
DIRECTORS.
Dr. Thomas Miller DIR. Joshua Riley,
III y M i homas, DR. j. Fred. May,
Dr. w m 4: Johnston, Dr. Grafton Tyler,
DIR. Chas- G. Page, Dr. Leonard b. Gale
June s-% WIN. p. JOHNSTON, NJ d., Dean
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CUPERIOR FAHINA COLOGNE.-An additional sup
- ply Of very superior German Cologne, from the celeb-
ted dstery of Farna received for sale by the
or single bottle, at Sationers' Hail. Pennsylvania avenue,
two doors OF 18th street. WIN. FISCHER
Topc
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States
from the LIST of September, lS47, the shi
can provided the Both of june 1851 the following
routes will be received the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department. in the city of Washington, until
18th oJuly Isi7 Ito be decided by the LIST of August
in the manner and time hereafter specified, viz:
No q From Charleston, s. c., by st. Augustine, Key
West and Havana the Island OF Cuba, to Chagres in
New Granada, 2l4O miles and back, once every two
months, in steamships
Proposals for once month also for twice month
conveyance from Charleston by St Augustine, and Key
West, Havana $40 miles and back will be consd-
cred.
Proposals for commencing the above route at New York.
Savannah Pensacola New Orleans, will also be
sidered. Also, to omit st. Augustine.
No g. From Astoria, by San Francisco, in California,
Monterey and such other places the the Post
master General may direct, to Panama. New Granada
with extension TO Chagres 1850 miles and back
every months, in steamships between Astoria and
Panama. and by suitable land conveyance between Pana-
ma and Chagres.
Proposals for month conveyance will be consid-
cred.
No 4. From New Orleans La, by Galveston, Texas,
Passo Gallo and Basos de St Jago, Tampico, in Mexico
$50 miles and back, a month, in steamships,
Proposals for frequent conveyance will be consid
cred
The proposals should specify the day of the month
which the vessel conveying the mail is depart from the
at each end OF the also the day OF arrival
each port.
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D1E.AUplDlIS
FOE TAKING THE PILLS, TO
Care .fSRe ~ Erper, on. (hiiis
and EeeeI'.

Any sasc Of hgue AID Fever, or Chill, and Fe.
yer, may be speedily aud tfsc'u1Ity cured. by "a.
my DR. NUkPnY'S SUGAR tOaIEp VEG.
EfAiLE ANTI FEVER PILLS, according In
the to.lD"Ing Directions.
taeh Box contain about Ihiftg Fin, Pils md
fIbe " them ar. IeiioD S4.ar Coqf,d p,,,gat,y,
rus wrapped up Ia piece uf paper, separate
iob The others, ard designed 10 at as a mild
c4laaftic,ta cleanse the stomach aud bow,l,:spd
gfo"h person must take a dos pt these soon A.
tAe Fever goes oil fsou. To Gnc j.. ,.sc far
gfo"h person: then commence taking HE 9th
efs ABOUT eight or ton hopt. before rhe u-u4itimc
lof The next chiito come on. aud etonu pefso.,
must lake t~o fitts at dose, eycty tqo hour.
uhl'l siA doses have been Fa,cu--airrtuayd.t,k
tH0 fHH ntghi aud mofaIng Tor three or G,ur
days longer, lnd you aII had Yourself .ll;,efm,l.
y cufrd. lncse Pills beng coated ann susa,.
renders them pleasant 10 take, AVID pfrvct,fs all
tht nausea usually attendant % lkiap e.het Pits
Inc c's; for children from eigbt 10 tw,lyr
years old, should b. haIfthe qnantrty IN ptown
person, as above recommended Those from fouf
" e'gh' years, one quarter Of the quantity. and
younger children IN proportion. NJ When children
cannot swallow the Pills, they con be lie ipln
syrup by dissolylng them ia warm water. and
'"celening 1t with sugar.
ne Dict generally, should be light and nour.
shihg, ana such a. is easily dlgestcd, bot IN MUD
.aAes, no change from the usual mode Of lIy,p,
: necessary The patient, however. should mol
use any beer ale, Or porter
Just received at the Charlotte Drug Stoyr. and
or sale by las y ,stIt,t'o p''
Charlotte, Sfpf. 2, 1917.
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lDR.lE ROYS|
w G ETH LII FIJI IL -
.IDI.ERT,zSE.NE.vTr
OF THE
4 MEXICAN AGENTS

frNIiE hopes Of the American Agents ar 81
Il mere than realized, BIZ tie success IF Ia
LIZ ROY : VEG ETABLEJAiNLR PILLS
on his side Of the Atlantic Never diI a mcll-
inc spting mo such Imneiiate popularity IL
less than three months EIaHrY TRoCsANb Eoxes
Lave been .poscd Of. aud ccrlihcatta 81 cute,
performed BY them received from upwards o.
FOUR HUNDRED persons. The cures embraced a
great number Of diseases but those WITCH PFC
dominated were BIHous Fever, Colie. llthtg4-
Cosugents,, Dyscnlrry, loss pi Appetite Eia'd-
lence, Worms, and L1aness u S2iTts. All per
sons Who take thgm agree that they are f4r 50 PC
'iCr to every other medicine for though they
produce sFlTuEs sRlrE CIR NAusgAu, tt cv got upon
Tie sec-ttlODs RitE great pitEcINFss, R3RsE, and
EkrD,Tf' aud as r-rsRTvE leave n4amg TO
d. DESIRED Bll thett great peculiar excellence,
ard that %fi Il distinguishes tham if0.a al either
pdfgaHte~ IS That taeif OPERATION y FaLtnsE9 u
40 re AcTiJH. Their dHrFai'cd rnrtiytu. a@a par-
satvc properties, for which tho afc Indebted 70
lHc essence OF SaTsa .ill, 1nd Other Ingredients,
ocing controlled BY tier highly TONIC virtues d.
rived lra ne extract 81 Wild Cherry, they DO
Mt "fa9a me dtgesHrs orgta tao qrHaq, as ~
1ae mode w!th ohfr catnafurs, Dat on toe coairl.
fy strengthen them INTO actoa' Ihls al other pnF
EalSe medic mes prodncc more % less sHbscq 1eu,
f'si1fGtss and a7egishhtt n ths gasHlr Jvt6e-
"Alie pf lie koY flIs teart dA ne mieaiHtfg
q nae tg"tm ~ o. tye and aetirul, dad the
t9@es 'P5" aH4 natural. Hence" writes br,
I'cessiaah, Nisy are TIE Only active parsa'tfc
~H,oh can recommend VITA coaIdfncc' and
"'Sa'ut a.afih' Tor hey remove nothing 01l What
ought 70 be iono3ed-heI'9ef rack nor strain
occasion no apathy OF Gebiltaton-aad leave The
o'"eis rec open ana vigorous. But the great
'i'ue % ~. &c h2y iijs-thc virtue "hich
mas sP'cio ihclf tame over t"o hemispbcfcs ~Ih
. taPday almost mlfaculons-Iics IN Their puil.
heat'oh Of the blood, Here they not only stanf
altogether u"fyaiisd, but I'll up tue measure Of
desire I"ey At once arrest tie formation OF bad
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-02
CATERPILLARS.

An English Agricultural paper gives the
following method Of destroying caterpllafs,
shich was accidentally discovered, and /.
pracllsed By a gardener bear Glasgow. A
piece Of "ooIen rag had been b,osn By
the Wind into currant bush, aud when to
ken out was found covered BY the Leaf de
Voufiog insects. He Immediately placed
pieces Of woolen cloth IN every bush 10 hjs
garden, and found next day that the CATER.
pillars had universally taken TO them far
shelter. In Ibis way be destroys thousands
every morning.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-02
ASTHMA.

The Newark Dnly Advertiser, pied res
iiself To cure this distressing disease with
the following simple remedy. Take II q.
supher, | %, SIENNA, o.. annis seed pul
verze aud thoroughly mix the same, and
take ore tea spoonful in shout two table
spoonsuI Of moIasses On gain. to bel, or
at such tunes through the day as may besl
suit the patients the dose once day may
be increased or diminished a liue, as may
best suit the state Of the bowels Of the IL.
dy;dual.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-02
SAVE YOUR SOAP SUBS.

There is scarcely plant that is no, ben.
Gifted by watering with soap.suds. Il fur
nIshes nulfltve matter as moisture, keeps
OF insects, and promotes rapid growth.
The Gatdner's Chronicle states, that while
there has been E grea. failure 10 the cab
bage and csuit1oser gardens. generally
those satefed with soap.suds, have pro.
duced plants Of the finest quality, and en-
ure'y escaped the injuries inflicted BY IN.
secls upon others.
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Sy NIS us.

The symptoms Of Feyers IRE, generally. Pam
N Tire Head ard Lams, Ncarincs. ot TIM Li,nb,.
f4"ning. stretching, GEGdiiess of The fIrad, Al
ttfHaie hts Of Heat aGd Guild lie tongue becomes
"htic' aud the eyes and Raia frequently apneff
yellow. Ia Aguc aud Ieyf there is safueltrc.
grfai stfhhcfs and vomiting, abd Il succeeded by
ta''' 4hd Fi"'cnt shaking afterwards tae skin
5tehhcs moist, aud Frtlase sweat breaks out
when generally terminates the fl, on n4royygul.
But al the symptoms Of Fever vnry aeaar.,pg To
the season Of the year, and the situation Of ,lle
person attacked.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-02
stems and leaves of this plant, each year.
to the end OF time. Hence, they should
be husbauded with unceaslns care.
FARMlNG IN NoRrn CARoLINA

be husbanded with unceaslng care.
FARMING IN NORTH CAROLINA,
How many ploughs do YOU iunl How
much land do Vuo IeHd are the usual
questions asked when farming IS the topic.
The custom 10 tins couGtry IS 10 pitch
large crop, spread over syast urea OF poor
land. without calculating the labor. The
consequences IS, grass gets ahead, aud
hands are worked almost TO death TO keep
il under, aud when gathering time comes
there Is liIte % show luf It. couess that
from the wan; OF knowledge aud expe-
tence, | was deluied this way myself.
than usual, All found On advantage IN the
measure. Ny hands we're ,ess worried tor
,hey kept ahead Of the grass; they lad
more lime 10 devote 10 their own affairs,
my crop was better tended, and made
more corn than did when | cultivated the
omitted ,Senly five acies.
shall in future study 10 reduce, aud no,
enlarge my plantation The old Roman
acted wisely. He had but certain quan.
lily Of land under cultivation, aud three
sons When one becomes Of age, lie gave
him fourth of his farm, aud still made a,
much from what remained as before. Wheu
bis second and thlrd sons arrived al the
same period, he gave each fourth retain
ing fourth himself, and yet he made a.
much from the part retained. as when Il,
cultivated the whole. Phocion, when ioun,
ina deep study, was asked What he va
thinking about. = am thinking, SAID he
how ! .hall shorten what have TO say /,
The Athenlans.n As there IS general
more substance IN short than IN Ion.
and elaborate Grafton, so llle lsnd We
tended and well manured, will p,oduc
much more and with less obor than larg
tract badly tended and badly manured
From Cor. Of the Planter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-02
HACKING

MIX three ounces of ivory black, two
ounces Of molasses, table spoonful ri
sweet OIL, oae ounce Of sulphnric acid, one
ounce OF gum arabic, dissolved IN pint Of
Vlnegat
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DOMESTIC YEAST.

Boil orc pound Of good -four, and a pound
Of brown sugar, end IHlIe salt, N two
gallons Of water for an hour " hen milk
warm, bottle it and cork il close, aud IT
viii be fit for use IN twenty four hours.
one pound Of this yeast will mako eish
teen pounds Of bread.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-02
TANSY UNDER FRUIT TREES.

MANY years since We read in an agricui.
!ura publication that tansy, set under fruit
trees, would prevent The mite~ The ex.
pertinent was tried, and the disease, Or ~.
sect, whichever 1t was, disappeared and
since that time, the trees so protected. has
remained IN excellent health, and have uni.
fofmly produced an abundance Of excellent
fruit Olire Branch.
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Impurities of the BLOOD

For oil Impurities Of tic Blood. arising rom
HE lmPtgdenl use ct NcreHfy or other ransea
Tor all Diseases Of TITO Skin and Scfofuluus fee
tiopa. N all eases whore tho blood Is powerfully
determined to tl.e head, producing dizziness aud
distress, III tFhams Eicctuarg is entirciy On
FiYdilcd
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SAITING NEAT

The sooner meat is sailed after being
killed the better, az il then possesses con
siderable absorb power VIII Oh Il grad.
ually loses BY age, and when Il once be.
comes putrd il can never be s4l,ed at MI.
One ol the best modes Of curing isto rub
the meat well with a MIXTURE of common
rock salt ? lbs. +; saltpeifc, 2 q ; aud
moist sugar ! oz nlI every creyice 5
thoroughly penetrated after which it should
be set as de IN the next day, when i, should
he covered With fresh salt IL such parts a.
have been most exposed.
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PREPARATION OF SEED WHEAT

By sleeves Of suitable .iz4, the srees, md
best grain nay be separated By washn.
IL water, I,gh, seeds Of various k,nds, and
the llghtesi gram will swim, and may be
SKINNED of. By ndding salt 10 the water,
which will increase lis specific gravity, old
imperfect grains. and barley and oats, will
rise to the surface. Then i, will be well
to steep the seed a day OF Two IN salt and
water; ater which add half peck Of
Stacked line 10 bushel of gram, nix
thoroughly, that every kernel may become
coated With line. Letlt remain half day
OF night, after Inning, snd then SOW.