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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Mercantile Library and kenoin8 10Y oon',
CLINTON Hall corner Reekmsn and Nassau ss-<e,eDv VIZ
umes and the principal Reviews and Magazines
and British; constant additions OF new P1osesioils'
Cegks nitsnoD fee 81, and seniannusl dues eli meI
ehsnls and others annual subscription - ROOMS "feN
HENRY A. OAKLEY,
jyloSwi Rec. Sec Mercantile LIB Assoeianon-
~ The most Notwithstanding dark yellow
Teeth and the fOu breath made white, bslmy ana
par. by Is cent Chins box OF JoNEss Amber Tooth Paste
After using The teeth look like and tho breath odo
nierousy sweet Sold only al y Cha'hamsL (y~S fNMs
II Ring Worm, salt Rheum, scnrvy, Erysp-
Ch.al SOAP when every Kind Of remedy has fesd That
cures pmpies frecsles and clears the skn, all know-
Sod n the American Eagle, 81 Chsihamst y"fSMs
q IL your Hair Dry or Harsh '-if so, you can
pet an article for shngs that viii make II, ey, and keep
son clean skv and besuuiu force TO grow, &c Does
YOU balr fall OF Ii 80, shilling boule of Josts's
tol Hsir Restorative viii stop and strengthen ne roots
&e. Sold Of s2-Inia6, s9-Chsthsmst jyH FksM
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nY2 sniseod
-. p,our a, Crotou Mills, POI Cher.

ry-.A chief object OF the proPetors is to supply ih'
public with flesh ground Flour and Meal IN bags OF soS
% lbs az well az by the barrel and hafosrrs' eh.ons
families to enjoy the Injury Of fresh Flour VIZ
year. Delivered In any par OF the ey nee o. oos.
paid orders attended 10. HEChEh ohvAhH'~
jyl4 lHeedh
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THE OCEAN PLAGUE,

Ora VOYAGE TO QUEBEC IN AN IRISH EMl-
OGRANT VESSEL. Embracing Quarantine al Doose
Isle in 1917 with Notes Illustrative OF the sup fesuenee
~ that fatal year By a CABIN Passenger foI saie ~
RITRGESs sTnISGER 4 co. WIN. II GRAHAM
BERFORD & co. II. LONG BRO and al the BOOB
.ali. generally. IJ~' 'Ap
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T- Notice.-A

IT. Notice.-A Mass Meeting Of the Journeymen Tai
lors of he CITY of New will be held al Monroe Hail.
fcouer of Centre and Pearl sts Monday July 81 lSis
Al 10 o'clock adopt measures for The better
ion OF he Southern branch OF the business In this city BY
order Of the President, Jy2s ais' Ii. MckENNA, secy
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ONE WEEK LONGER.
RANvARD's MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF TIE

ONE WEEK LUNUEH.
B.Nv,RD's MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
TAINTED ON THREE MILES OF CANvASi-EShb
ting view OF country 30 miles In enghih, extending
rom he mouth OF Missouri River To the City Of New
Orleans and sching ten degrees OF lainde.BElNo
THE LARGEST PAINTING IN the WORLD open
avery evening Sundays excepted) at the NEW PAN
DRAMA BUILDING Ia Broadway, adjoining Nibo's Gar
len Admission 80 cents children half price The fano
rama viii commence moving AT u O'Clock precisely.
Afternoon exhibitions 90 Wednesdays and Saturday, At
O'Clock. Jyf
CAsTIE GARDEN-The public are respectfully In.
~ formed that Castle Garden 10 open during the Gay 40
mission ia cents. myh u
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PANORAMA
OF TAYL0R'S CAMPAIGN

n the Minsrra Rooms, iS Byoddcdy
-, HERMAN X TOUSEY'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA,
- shows In the perfect and beautiful manner, the
marches encampments battles, and all the stirring incidents
OF Taylor operations In Mexico the GREATEST PAINTING
IN THs WORLD. Open every evening Panorama com
nences moving o'clock precisely Admission y cents
No hafpce No charge for descriptive pamphlets Ills
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BALTIMORE July ,7An bgs Virginia, Cooper 81 Jsgo de
Cuba; Bll1e Stoke. Boston, Aodrocoegm Barley co. Og
Bathurst Hooper. Bahs Arabian Walker Charesoh saeo os
Firancier, Merrill. Gardiner, Me. ,,,-,-,-..-.
RICHMOND. July 6-Saled schrs Lyda stevens rhhe't"''
Columbia Crowen, DO
NORFOLK Juls 25.-Au .chr Louisa Gray sharp Albany,
CHARLESTON July steamship Columbus, Peek fhiadei
rla bah Tead~e Rio Jsneiro brig iyo-e Mhte
Caihcsrt, NOreaus Con lrHn, wilson bu
more Ohne ship Sanoset Tucker savannah tIdbS fau
Jones Tay or Philadelphia Sailed, ship Oheo Imhham b9-tn
SAVANNAH July g2.-Below, ship Hartford, Niok CO brg
Excel. Rsvell. Niork
NFWORLFANs. July lsArr ship Robert Pahe Weeks era
Cruz bark Convoy Prescott Boston, Msnchester farehu ba
more Georges Renmond Boston, Touto, WEIGH Vera Oinl
hsrks Tbe,ns Merrill NYok; Gen Wool, HagnVr vera Cruz
brgs Arabian Haves NYorkj Geogana, hogsbury vera Cruz
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MECHANICS HALL, az Brosdwsy, brIween
wi Grand and Broome sts. - -
MONDAY, July p, AND EVERY NIGHT DuhlSV
THE WEEK.
THE ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S MINSTRELs,
whose Concerts during the past MONTHS have been
received with dsn gushed favor and patronage, have
ha honor of announcing thai owing the continuation Of
their unexamped they Will remain IN thus cy anu
give their iuimilsbie entertainments FOR ONE WEN
MORE. 80
Admss on 25 cents Doors open a7-Conceri viii COM
ats -. ..-..,..,.
commencing at O'Clock.
AM Dirsctor-E. y. CHRisTy. 1y<i lwts-
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RgACTIFIL. SMOOTH GRAVEL ,ay FOR

Persons engaged In making roads walks IN paris and sr
dens or In building houses In other works, where me
mos smooth and uniform pebbles are employed can OBTAIN
the very best article, IN any quantity, on ne oesen re-,
Matnnocock's Point, fTnnecocks near PescocRs foinl
between Glen Cove and Oyster Bay, the north shore
Long Island The best gravel may not only be as
here but II IL the most convenient place ior svyps 80
schooners TO come In and load most reasonable pfes
mot more thsn 10 toni charged according 70 ne
quantity needed Apply TO the ssrdenef cs' 9 49,
Captains Of vessels may supply themselves with
milk, butter, &c. Apply on me preywnsss' IN ~ 49,,
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From DIR CORRESPONDENT.

PHLADkLPHlA, July .o-AH bah, NIn'n -
Palermo Nashua Decan NOeans; brg Frances Louisa hmoe
Ceniueo-; Montague Boston chr Harp Green Nassa.
NP uu Prnge; Croker NYo; Hay Williams johnson 90 N
NVams Appleton Panama Da 90 Hudson, storey, 40
sarah Ellen Portland Cd barks 81 james Johnson o d
Ineir bdg Montague sch Panama, Newport Tangent
Boston Hudson NYor Peru Boston, Alpine do sarah Ann Nfo
Louisa Tucker. SIN, sing
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M Person. wishing The Tribune len al their residence
or Al thai. place of sness viii please send note through
the Posi- ofce or lea word the desk OF The Publishing
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SCHOOLS.

MECHANICS SOCIETY sCH0OL.-This
vi Institution, situated f72 Broadway, and extending
through to Crosbyst will be reopened ON MONDAY, the
h DAY Of August The location central ana easy Oi ac-
cess from all parts Of the city
The course OF instruction In this Institution Is of m0-t
horoug Oh and practical character; and designed not only
TO cultivate expand the Intellectual powers bu also 10
snghien the mind and improve the heart go as ennenty
10 glaify the pupils for future usefalne's
the Male Depa will be- under the Immediate super
vision OF Mr. James McElgot As Principal, assisted by
x other Teachers all Of whom both BY talents and ex
perence well qualified 10 discharge the important duties
which have been intmsted TO them.
The Female Department will continue under the charge
Of Miss Mary Bean Principal assisted by SIX other
Young ladies' all Of whom not only by their superior men
a sndomen,s and literary attanmens but also by tn-ii
bgh moral character sfabe and amisble department ana
pleasing manners, are peculiarly qualified To have the
charge OF hose young ladies' who may be placed IN inc In
stitutOn. =, , ,..,- l. l.. $4,000.
nenarteuts a. in our Coeges-ssch Teacher having en
re charge OF all the pupils who are pursuing any pauc1
lar branch of study. ,, 49,. -. s,..o,.
,ecdne entrance % the Female Department beng IRON
broadway and that the Male Department from Crosoys,
ADpicaon for admission into either Ut me Department.
NAV be made to the Principal to any OF the ioIpwlog
named gentlemen who compose the school Comnileef
Henry T. ingalls,, Geo w. Fabham, Thomas Earle,
Linu. VI stevens ]. 7. p. Maxwell, c chardsyoyne
| lanes Morris William Brady Francis r schoas
| Iohn p Moore George EndicotY James Phyfe
iysim LYMAN COBs, secy Of School Commune.
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REFaIoERAToRs AND SHOWER BATHS.
JOHN M. SMITH.
htsa BROADWAY, myls 3ms
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c. CHAMBERLAIN, Aueroreer,
by WI MADDEN - PUBLIC ADMlNlSfRA
- TORS SALE. Ac-On MONDAY. Jgly 81, st 10 -
clock. No Spruce clothing. furniture, Se beng tho
effects Of several deceased persOu., clohg male ana
femalel trunks chests watches chsir- table,, cocks. TN
ware pictures feather beds besdstesds Cote. bureaus
desk-. &c &C BY order oi JAS IhANkk,
WI aus Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

IOHN CALYO, ecn Of signor Csyo, Ani ST. nav. J.
d,.Iv .n,dying tho Fine Ars In Rome and Naples 70.
he nss liz yea begs inform his numerous friends ana
.he 49, hst he has opened Rooms for tho prsccs Of he
nsssson Al 5s5 Broadway, where numerous specimens
r. IN NAV be seen. he brings with HIM such approve
sss In the sr OF teaching TO insure correct tsss ~
1snd Improvement he may be seen every Day 10 "'
wsek from sAM to5PM Private lessons 70 adle.
Mr. Cslyo has just opened an EveBnf Css' ia ,m.,o3
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CATLIn's NEW WORK

THIS MORSiNG-Csin's Eghi ear .5i.n. IN
,ans with his collection u NOrh American ~
~ - 49, 70. iias,rates throughout Pnee -
7be-e Notes OF Travel viii be sought JOY WI oaze
ness IA London. where the oooA = $50 H. S s
az need over the pages agree that mere y an sf .ei-
vsn.s. OF narration and incident running lfoush lhe
..ss@d bv very few books exfan % an Itinerary
character. oeNoi@''' ~ - pro.d,ysv
iyT Dis - oIoe--o -
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10y Il. 4. KEMP. Aneuonerr

Dy x. 4. KEMP. Anctcneer
ID Extensive Avn PtssNProSs Arcrios sALs OF fvs.
Siryss AND fiAsoFoRrFs, on THU ksDAl, August ~ AZ
the large WaeroOms. p. Broadway. opposite me sny
Hall, by Catalogue. containing shout 500 iots oehy ms
largest and best of good Furniture ever onrIsa
auction In this city aud hich will be found wei wofuy
Of the the trade, hotel and house keepers
Also about q PanOor,e- O. IS snd ocisves fall par
rcUars heTcrnrr. NlS
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UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
<,OPIEs OF THIS CELEBRATED ENGRAVING for
isaie by Z. ANTHONY
Print Publisher,
Removed from 81 to Dos Broadway n Y ie1o 2sw2mis
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HE INsTITUTIoS for he Eaqsa pon, Of TOS1

n -
| Ladies Rev. GORHAM ID. ABBOTT, pnneips, W.
reopen Wednesday, september ~ IN M new socr De- Dr.
"a sor it-"THE SPINGLER INSTITUTE" Union fsrs;
The object of this institution i 10 elevate the slan1no VI
education for young ladies' II organized IN tres oepa
nen,.ormsry academic and collegiate IL proylaes boI,
gn and solid instruction. under the charge OF me rnncPa
and rs Professors and Insictresses, or Ine various
~ br,cbes OF deemed essential 10 me formation
Of n.efs accomplished Christian cnsrscter oooIs~s oi
fanres In Literature Science and The FINE ATS VIII De
LSa,aa 30 iadies in the collegiate department
The efce occupies one Of the mSs' esngs sna
, stions in our city, fronting The Union fars ana ron-
~ 49, .rcessibe by the and omn;Duses from all the
5ng avenues scd thorcughaIes Of our siiy contains
o fragments for study recitation and instnlcnoni an
Lecture Room, with On adjoining Laboratory, and
s I'M end ed for Library, Cabinets and Natural Science
- Phi osophica Apparatus Gas and Croton water ppy
he modern improvements for educational purposes and fo
don.esn: life.
anpli.atous for admission now received.
As Young ladies' received into the family OF ths
Principal for whose accommodation the most desirable ar
gelisnis have been made. Applicants unknown 10 th'
Principal will be expected 10 present letters OF reference
fu prospectus may be obtained on application BY lette
Or otherwise. CORhAA u. AbbOiI, fnnclpa,
i,2i iawewis IS Unlversity-pisee.
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81 JU. be supplied with large size Peach oiehs,' "a "a
$1,000, ., low nrlce il very large fof nseins
Also IN yards stove Rage .ad Egg ze bon ss' a ss
n - Carstopher- near Greenwichev. yyH oes
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MARINE JOUR N A l.

NJ NJ o u IL ~ n IL
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 2.
aLnassc. ..... .--.-s Tht pbr
vs. h'ps WI ="
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS Aacaoncef
DY BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT, ssse M
ID Bros3wsy.-Libersi cash sdysoces made 90 eocagn-
uens for snc1on sales. - -
FORTY EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
To a. COMMENCED. the STATIONARY AND PAfss sALf
a = Tstpsy AucUsr IS THE BooK SALs on Tuesday.
ACsUsr es-rho undersigned announce Ne next regular
Trade sale 10 commenced 81 the shove date IL VIA %
conducted under the rrgulslO AZ me ss' one ton-
.igumeut. OF Book. Fsper. Stationery S'efeopc rstes
R.zders' Cloth Leather, kc are Respectfully sonciea
Particular. for thu printing should be fnrnsn-i ~ ne W
u July next hitch time the csisofue WI Dc POI pre-
The uia cash advances vii De made % recoS o kooos,
when required BANGS. RICHARDS FLAT
su4 Broadway, New fcrt
AT Pnv.rr s,Is-A collection Of choice on fsinnnss.
including large BY De Bruf hne LardsesPs y
Wilson beautiful Flower and Fruit pieces &C Al In s,n
frames Also, scolection Of engravinss scarce pofua
the early Presidents. &c. IN francs
10y Il. COTTON, Asshca AID Ce~stssos hsoAass-
DSaes Room SIS Bro.dvsy, GOthc Hsl-HsvinS ronov.
ed 10 the abovensmet rOons prepared 10 rccv~ a.
kDos u Cshne, Furuiur- Dry Goods Csp~ss and boas
articles OF description eoosgumenx fof
private auction, and make IN hts usual
rrumpune-s He will also buy pt-ferr-d ocr sses
II any part OF the city attended 10 ss usual
SATURDAY. July -
A. the Auctou Room, II io} O'Clock
FVsNfTuRr-A lsrge and general assortment % ard
secondhand furniture the effects Of families declining
keeping comprising sofss mahos any French hsfdc,
and cottage cars shogsny rocter. card center. dining
ami ties ahe. mahogany French maple and elses walnut
befsfesds hsr straw DO bN windsor ara rush
seat chas once DO csrpens o eloih stair rods crock
cry khchen furniture. ..oves, a. sc ssie positive
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1T.rrR CIRE.-eDr r. I. TRAIL, rof The Iss' nve
WAlEnh -. Treated scarlet, bilious typhus and amp
svsr on The HydPsc psn add hs easss every ssss
IN no s~1 when no drugs had been previously sdmh-
ssred, Sn'O"'~ jy27 imiss
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O1GUERREOTYPEP PLATES, of superior ecsI
Drv ~ wholesale and retail ehemicAs, msue'
menl and sppuaus-everyhing IN The line coas'sn'y w
-. 49, mis ANTHONYs National Daguerrean Depse
Removed liom ~ Broadway 10 200 bfosdwsy NJ
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-A gentleman and biz wife, or two single
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with board m Chris
tisn family near Broadway, below Bleeckerst Bathing
room IN the house with many other conveniences line
addressed 10 h. ) Tribune Ohce, VII receive attention.
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EXCURSIONS.

~U~s FOR THE FISHING BANKS
EASliss--N OFF SANDY HOOk,-The sianch sea
ss-<sExszz steamer BUFFALO. Capt w, HsncoS,
will run svery Monday, Tuesday Friday and sundsy Tho
ses steamer JAMES MADISON, Capt L. sisson. viii run
every Wednesday and Thursday. Both boats WIN leave
the foot OF Robiuson-st o'clock Canal 81 hsmn"n'
"a; Caharnest T. r. s3i Grand, o. Pier No 3, ~ NJ
returning byS NJ, Refreshments ines and bait on orsid
sllas Tton will accompany the Madison, and Csrt smh,
thai old fisherman with his hspoons, VIII be on nosru ,ae
Buffalo Fare. Fiiy Cents. ly.s WIS.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-04
Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and Btant4yng the ta'r
Boston, Dec. 1888.
DR.. Ffederick Brown: Iceriify that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by you. For dryness of the
hair and dandrati the head, do think il superior
TO any other oil ever used 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives it fine and glossy appearance, and the hair
does not dry up again does after using any other
kind of oil, he eforeI most cheerfuliy recon-
mend it to all that are afflicted with dry and I'M
healthy head of hair. | think any one by using it
shorttime will find II a very valuable article
Gro. F. BoNsEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent Tor Bath.
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An0dyne,

ar, Poor Mar IS Plaster. Price 12 cents for large
" size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatestcontidence in factu is recommended with
that confidence that it is obtained of the Proprietor,
aud it does give relief themoneg shall pos'hrey6e
, eturned. For weakness pain in the loins, back
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism
Lumbago, &c. There have been thousands of them
sold, and not single instance has occurred where
thew have not given relief. The price being very low
every person can Obtain it. In severe Coughs Colds,
Asthma and Difficulty of Breathing, worn over the
lungs, III ill afford great relief.
A. G. PAGE, Agen for Bath
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+. Browns Toothache Drops,

NOR the cure ofthe worst Toothache by its appca-
Il ton a few times. This is the only compound
which ecctally kills the OF the defective tooth
.ahout The least pain or injury IL the others Ii is
warranted not to contain the least acid or Kreesote
which is injurious to the other teeth auG 70 foi
sonous ntheIr effects.
A.G.PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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+. Browns Worm LOzengcs

A REthe most valuable and certain medicn ever
"A discovered for destroying and eSpeinga all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble chlidren-
They most excellent remedy, and are as pea
to the taste any common confectionery. Ihey
iferfrem ali other Worm Lozenges, as they hare RIO
0ercargin them. ,
Thousands ufboxes have been sold within the last
rev nlonihs. A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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4. RrOMn'S

G ARSAPARIILA & Tomato Bitters. The most
~ used and 5eSt kRoton Bitters before the Public
These Bitiers are warranted to be purel! Vegetable
conpounu-and mark this, D5'hey can nereT d9the
iary in ang mhaeeer. has been nsfdln
the private practice of the most successful physicians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood Strengthening and invgorang the system. 1t
is not to supposed that any medicine VIII cure
all diseases which the human frame Is SUBJECT nor
is this article commended as such like most OF the
quack medicine but for etfecting the prpose for
which is desg ned, there is nothing that has proved
itself so worthy of the public confidence as this cele-
brated compound.
The whole vegetable kingdom does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted to purs nsnr,sh and
inrgorate the human system. These Bitfers nave all
the effect OF the most powerful purgatives, when USED
in sufficient quantity, and YET so mild in their on
Grafton that they may he given persons in the most
delicate he alih with perfect safety They are also
very gIeeable to he taste.
There have bee mann remarkable IN this t6,cn,
to whichreferences will be given by
A.G PAGE, the only Agentin Bath.
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South End Market, Reopened.
An entire new stock of Goods.

TIVE subscriber would inform his friends and pat.
L rons that he has reopened his stand on Water st
Near South ST., where he will continue to carry on the
w. /, Goods, Grocery and Provision business. Ten
derng his sincere thanks to the Public for the liberal
share OF patronage which he has heretofore received,
he trusts thai nv close attention to his business and
good sa ge IA his patrons merit liberal share of the
public patronage, as his stock is entirely new and of
the best quay -conststng of Teas, Sugars, Measses,
Til Rice Coffee, Flnu Meal, Beef Pork, Lard, Hams
Cheese c. togei Their with a good assortment Of Gro.
reres and Fresh Provisions all Of which will be sold
ut the lowest Cash Prices.
Ami TO- JIG. DUNN,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-29

STATE OF NORTH. CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
IN EQUTY-Spring Term, 1913.
J. Clark, ID, Clerk, NJ. L. CLARK,
MI Clark, M.A.Cark, S.P. Clark,
b. w. Clark and Amz Clark, in.
fants, who sue by their Guardians
Sampson Wolf and VIM. J. Clark,
James Bllckman and Eiz,beh. his Petition 10
wife, joel Blackman and Martha, Sell Land.
his wife, II. Rlackman and Doll
lab, his wife, Button B ackm man and
Mary, his wife, Samuel Clark and
Matilda, his wife, Glass CASTOR and
Am, his wife, NJ H. Clark and Jas.
Clark.
II L appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court,
Il that all The defendants in this case are non.
residents of this State, IL is therefore Ordered,
that publication be made six weeks IN the Char.
oie Journal, that they appear at the next term OF
this Honorable Court, to be held for the county a.
toresaid, at the Court House in Charlotte, on the
7th Monday after the h Monday IN September
ms ant, then and there to lead answer or demur,
otherwise the petition will be heard cx parlc as
to them.
Witness, D. R. Dunlap, Clerk and Master of
said Court, at Office, the first ofSeptembcr, 4. D.
lS43,
n. r.. DUNLAP, C SME.
Pr;uterts Foo AZ 81 i5l
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] imagine Mr.. Editor It is unnecessary
TO pursue this subject TO the impotence OF
your readers. Its apparent enough from
every number Of the J.Gersonian that il is
the last paper in the State 10 talk, and lee.
iuie others. nbout :" tho SANDERS and filthy
,i'uperaiiot Of the Wing press. Let him
Ego down into the pool" and wash, OF
lei some superior power tell him "lo rise,
take up his bed and walk" before he goes
about endcavoring to make Others Z" whole I"
and "clean from the ieprosy "of person.
oil abuse.
One thing is (if not worthy deserving
remark before close. This immacu.
late Jefiersonian saws: ave mean to
tell the truth and shame the Whigs"-
Now, II the J,fitrsonian should hopper In
sane moment 10 tell the truth J" about
Gen. Taylor and Fillmore, there is no tell.
ing the tBect would have upon the Wigs,
that is those Of the Wings, who should
from such circumstance, discover that a
Democratic paper had told the truth about
the Wing candidates. expect such a
discovery would at least greatly astonish
them; but as to being ashamed from any
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thing the Jefiersonian could preach: Why
I'D rather be flee and bay coon (forge,
what Shakespeare saysl-"a toad and feed
on the vapours j" Of Bissell's pond-a SER
pent and lick The dust than such Wig.
/, is expected that the Jeiisrsonan will
throw himself upon his dignity, and not
notice what have here said: don, care
aplcayune about il. have before now seen
the dignity OF terrapin, which draws its
head within, "says nothing at ALL" but
leaves very vulnerable shell, ..sii.l 10 he
attacked.
A CAROLINA WING