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GREAT ARRIVAL.

GREAT ARRIVAL.
80 BrsuELs OR % 900 Boxes OF DR.. Cor
DoN's FAMILY Pills.
FEyIE vast and increasing demands for this
& new and justly celebrated Medicine, and
tie numerous cures they are daily effscting 10 all
portions Of the country where they have been in
treduced, Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints and
Bilious Diseases, with their well known atten-
danis, Sick Headache, &c, has induced the un.
dcrsigncd 10 make arrangements TO receive their
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and would sly
10 their numerous customers that they are pre-.
pared to supply them, wholesale or retail, a, New
Yo'k prices.
o. - per dozen. or o cents per box.
BvP MELVIN COHEN, Nc. ~ iIayne-st.
a. A fall stock received by u. u. & l.. 5
Williams, and at J. F. Gilmer's Drug Store, a it
for sale by r. J. tlolton, Charlotte, NC
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UIn combination, the illustrated Monthly
Courier and MMakin's Model American Courier,
are afforded a the same rates.
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DIR. KUHL'S
M0DIGIM u 5 :
REST0ReR OF the BLOOD,

chronic AND OTHER DISEASES.
Letter from J. r. Callum, Esq, dated Milton, \.
C. August IA. le47,
DR.. J. Kuhl-Dear Sir:
Your Medicines have given entire satisfaction
in this section Of country, the Abyssinlan hiA-
ture especially, highly approved OF, has never
lai'el 10 cure 10 every case. IL sells hte no'
cakes. have never had enough to supply the
demand. Yon wilt please send me large sup
Div Of i, as soon as you arrive al home.
You're, respectfully,
J.R. CALLUM,
Milton Drng Store.
FROM the Milton Chronicle.
LAUREL GROVE, (near Mitonl jan To- iofo'
DIR. Kuhl-near Sir:
We have now been about seven years. Agents
for the sale Of your Rcsiorer of the Blood. aud
other Medicines. aud are happy to state they have
given in all cases general satisfaction particular.
Iy tho Abyssinian Mixture has given universal
satisfaction, so that every one, who has USED ~
has received that relief, that you guaranteed IN
YOUR directions. Mr.. James NJ. Vernon. 'e
whom YOU recommended your Aromatic III
,,ae, for Rheumatism. bought bottle OF 1t al
80 cents. and two embraca,ions cured him en-
tirely, aud the disease has never returned
Yours Respectfully,
KIRBY & ANDERSON.
fCo3nrMicArIoS
/ William Sisde. ESQ, Of Liocoln'on. ~ c.
for a number Of years wns afflicted With Dys
pep-ia and Fla,uence. after ifuilless Trial o
a number of prescriptions. and the Springs. wa
cured by the use Of two bottles OF the Resforer'
and ono vial Of the Gold Mine Balsam.
Capt. Slade being now able to reeommen
DR.. KAurs Mdieiaes has accepted the Agene
for the Same.
tt. IOLT0N. Agent.
Charlotte, N. c.
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S5ET !s g1;a 3 1

Ct ofn lclie, from
"a DR.. Waincs of Philadelphi, Feb. 9, is4o :
Your Pills are the mildesl in their operations.
vet most powerful in thrir effects, Of any that
have ever met with in practice OF eight and
tSenty years. Their sc'ian on the ehyle and
hence on the impurities of The LlOod, Is evident.
" surprising
Extract Of a letter fsom Dr. Henry Hall, OF
Quebec. l.. G., March 6. !-il: For billions &c
vers. sick headaches torpidi,v Of ibe bowels. and
enlargement Of the srlcen DR.. Peters Pills are
an excellent medicine"
For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta. Ham,
burg. and in Charleston by p VI. Cohen. and in
Charlotte by II. d. & l.. S Williams. J. +. Gil
MGR. and +. J. liolton.
DIR. SuERwOOD'S CELEBRATED MAG.
NETlC PILLS.
For the cure of Chronic Diseases of the
Organs and Limbs.
have used these remedies IS years. with
success that Justly entities them 10 the chrrsctel
of specific. as they cured every case in the frs
stage Of the disease. including tuberrular con.
sumption. and great majority o Tho easos in The
last stage.
The specific character Of ,hes .rcmedies is nou
well Known 10 great number Of physicians in
the Union, many of whom are nov using then, in
their practice, while Others continue 10 use, BIZ
authority, the long acknow lodged lntile remedis,
OF the schools, aud consequently entail upon con
fdIng families an enormous amount OF snfie,in,
and Bereavement.
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Cures are Constantly EGected

By these Pills. Ia cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The ~ ss abundant proof o.
this could be gwen. bu, Trial Of one boz will
convince the patient. They can he ordered and
sen, by mail, t, trlaing cIpc -. The price Is %
cents box Whers tro doiiGfs north are 0Fdsrfd
md he m0aey emitted. The Company rh pay the
pos'egs on tie pills Rcmlt,ances at tic Com.
psny's risk. VIII rever there s no Agency OF tie
Company they can tc ordered by ma l.
These Pills are taking the place Of all others
AID no sick pcTsou sh0uId be githogt thcn
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Carriages for Sale.

ME SUBSCRIBER has now on hand large
Il and handsome stock Of carriages, which he
will sell cheaper than the same description Of
hicles have ever previously been offered in the
southern country.
c. OvERMAN.
Charlotte, May IL, 1913. 33tf
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= arr DI-CTNECS IT'D EtCTI1 Nc
n THE NAME OF OLD NO. . NOV
STANDS HIGH ON THE PINNA CLE OF FAME

STANDS HIGH ON THE PINNACLE OF FAME.
GWM. BAILEY & Co. Pay all postage.
rWM. BAILEY & co. cash all prizes sole
by other vendors wi'hon, discount.
GWM. BAILEY 4 CO. keep all tLeir bust
ness with themselves
TWM. BAILEY & co will sell you more
Prizes than you can purchase any where else.
UWM BAILEY & co. ans yer all letters by
return mail.
u There is no miscarriage OF letters when d.
rec,ed 10 WIN. BAILEY & co.
d-Tbe firm of Wa. BAILEY 4 co. is known
from one end Of the United States 10 the other.
rOLD NO. 9, CALVERT STREET is the
POLAR STAR for all others TO steer by when she
refuses to shine il is then let 90 that anchor.
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THE FASHION PLATES

Will be given pure as imported, not gafbed AM
destro ed, as is done elsewhere, and in all case
in adrante If the Magazines, an advantage whicl
The Courier will always possess, from TIE mate
rial nm which lie blates will he eDorayed
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The Editorial Department

viii be conducted by ANDREW M'MAkIN snd
HENRY b. IliRsT. the author Of" Endy niion,' y
" Penance Of Roland" "The Funeral of Time,
and other Poems Mir. ~ contributing exeln.
siyely to this ,urna assisted by some Of the most
powerful pens Of the day.--bo,h Of whom pledge
themselves, individually and as associates, TO make
the Illustrated Courier not only every way wor.
thy the patronage of the pubic, bat q credi, to
the Litera ure aud Art Of the day.
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READ rms EVIDENCE HERE o. CURES.

Though ii cannot give the ssyed one sesi;h.
II gives Hsasar, far more glo. Ieas. fifALra
usrrsp STATES MsssHAL's cfyisr,
New York. December Z, lo4f. (
Me.srs. Wyatt & Kreiami
Gentlemen uadsistaneing that yon tre The
general ae,n's let the sale Of DIR. uphain's We.
getabls Eieciuaff,' COZ the euro Of Piles. hare
deemed II my duty 10 volunteer recemmenda-
ton in behalf OF that invaluable medicine. ! have
been afflicted Tor many years with Piks, snd ta.
tried various rcinedics bu, with no beneficial si.
fcc,s. Indeed. began to consider nay case utter
ly hopeless. Bu, abou, the fret o. September last
! "a, prevailed upon BY friend to make iril
Of the sboye named medicine. took h,s sdslec.
and rtjoice To say thu, ! am no, only feiessd,
hut, az bsliye, perfectly cured. most Earnest.
" recommend il 70 Oh ~bo may have the mi.irt.
tine 10 be sfl. cited with that annoying and dan.
ecrous disease. Very respectfully your ahtdes,
servant. ELY MOORE
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LITERATURE, Science 4 IA;
ITS CONTRIBUTORS


VIII combine not oaiy every Master Piece, whe
Their in PAINTING or SCULPTURE, cxeenlec
In America, or by onr Artists and Sculptufs i
broad. but ORIGINAL DESIGNS, husira.in:
it's Literary Cont Ms, feature peculiar 10 III,
IIL....z..nI NrrtEt.. l,ntn,;nr
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The Graelenburg Vegetable
E1,EMSs
u 30, 900 boxes sod each and eve.
ry wcck!:
The GraefcmbIrS Company
yNrEREBY give notice tina, their General A
EA gen, tor the State o. North Carolina Is
Col. WM. JONES,

I.ouisborg. Franklin county, North Carolina.
The General Agent 10 fully prepared to aPpo'nt
sub Agents wherever there 10 no branch OF the
Company; either on personal application or by
mail. post paid. The rapid sale Of these celebrs.
ted pills. and the extraordinary cures they arc
constantly cIectng, render them, BY far. the most
popular pill Of the age. An Agency viii coHsc-
quently be very valuable.
The GIacsnbere Pills sre i,conceivsby snpe-
rior to any ever before discovered. 10 oil bilious
complains; in general arrangement OF the sys
ten ia all disorders heh rosol, from had state
.. the blood. these pills are sovereign remedy.
In tho class Of d'ses.ss vaiIea chrome. tho urse.
'anberg Pills achieve their highest .fiumphs.-
Here they defy all competition. Entering with
in the hiodtn rectsses Of the system, they quie,
ly but surely purify the blood. roo, out dIseass'
and give tone and vigof TO the body.
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Wsne. BaiIey s. Co.,

Ia manner worthy The attention OF ALL
uWe have adopted the same old motto estab-
lished by me q. NJ. EGDtR1', late the senior
partner of Emory & Co.. some ten years age
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To O,fr C,rsfOa,,crs :

D The customers of No. 2 CALVERT ST.
will perceive BY the same hand writing that has
been addressing them The last ten years, that the
old and senior partner sill remains at the old and
~tli established House.
NJ - T,ny-n,.A G<.Dnh
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PERRY. Aupns, 10. ls4l.

may have occasion 10 avail themselves Of lis
benefits.
PERRY. Angus, 10. 1s4j.
d. MITcHELL-Dear Sir: The frs,
time ! saw your Eye Sslse was a, w. ].
Chapin's where it came, as | vas informed,
on your commentator, for the cure Of his
li,,le daughters eyes. had little coufi.
dence 10 it--as have in most OF thc paien,
medicines. But as the mos, popular modes
Of Treatment, and special remedies had VI.
,erly failed 10 benefit the little sufferer, !
consented 20 is use, surprising that If il did
no good il would 10 no hurt. Ii was o
case Of severe Scrofulous Oph,halmy Of
both eyes. The eye balls and lids we're al.
very much inhamed. Your Eye Salye was
used. Immediately it acted like charm.
In few days perfec, cure was effected
This was sometime last winter. Since that
! have used your Salve great many times
with the happiest results. 10 my hands il
has speedily cured recent Inflammation OF
the eyes and also that which had resisted
all treatment f-oa, one 10 five years. NY
present opinion is, that. as to convenience,
time, safety, and certainly. i, pery far sur.
passes all the Salves and Eye W. ashes Of
~hlch ! have any knowledge.
Respectfully,
z. W. JOsLYN, m. D.
For sale IN Charlotte BY II. b. & l.. 8. vii
liams, J. +. Gilmef, aod r. ]. HoIton, and for
sale in oil the country stores through the South
and West.
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z. W. JOsLYN. m. D.

For sale IN Charlotte by II. b. T. L. 8. vii
liams, J. +. Gilmer, add r. J. HoIton, and for
sale in oil the country stores through the South
and West.
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M,vCHELL's EYE SAVE.

re following Certificate from D1et. Joslyn, OF
tic regular practice, vill satisfy every liberal
minded individual that Mtche's Eye Save is
no q1gek preparation. hui 10 entitled, as well to
the confidence Of the Faculty, as all others. who
may have occasion 10 avail themselves Of lis
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NoricE.--The genuine rph,m's Eleeiaary ass
his written signature, TINS t1rA. u2ham, NJ; "
tn, hand is slsn done with pen. Price VI eoI'
Sold. wholesale aud retail by WATT 4 ksrea.
AN. l2l Fulton street. N. Y. and by DfuTF"
generally throughoa, the U, States and Csnad"
JAMES +. GILMER.
Agent for Charlotte. N.
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No. 2, Calvert Street.

1.-THE business of The old House.
NO. 2 CALVERT STREET.
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WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF ALL:
yESHEkE have been moro large Prizes sold
Il from under the old roof,
NO. 2 CALVERT STREET,
than ever was sold in the United States by any
FIFTY MEMBERS! D@For proof we refer you
to- our much esteemed and gentlemanly Managers
MESSRS. ID. PAINE Il co.
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Alb MARKET St above Eleventh, North side,
PhiIidelphia.
gJrAII kinds Of " chos imported to order.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

From erery quarter, without one exception, we nave
the most cheering accounts. The unquenchaole spirit
of Freedom is finally aroused in the minds OF the people,
and will strike down all who stand in the way OF ITS
progress We should like to lay before readers the
outpourDgs CT public feeling they come to us in let
ers, communications for the paper, &c but we have
only for few them, and the writers oil the oth>
will excuse the omission of theirs. The following
letter will serve specimen. The writer has been
for many years, chairman of the whg town committee
AsHBURNHAM, July |, l848.
Editor ofthe Worcester Spy-Sir IL rejoice TO hear
that the Old Spy has not bowed the knee to Baal.
Please add the following names TO your list of subscr-
bers for whom will be responsible.
Taylonsm here is no go-f, out of the 200 whig votes
of 1910, given here there can be found for Taylor
in 48-l shall be disappointed; and for whom they may
be cast will depend altogether upon the action OF those
who may undertake TO manage affairs. hope that the
provisional government the Lamarnes and the Gar>
ner Pages will conduct US 10 a successful issue.
ne nom extension OF Slavery principles like Aarons
rod must swallow up all Others Banks, Tariffs &c.
may then come in for share. ! sorry to
strong man as had thought our Representative from
me Worcester District beuayng symptoms of fear in
MS letter 10 the Taylor ratification meeng-how differ
Allen
Political pacemen, 10 such momentous times are, OF
all men, the most 10 be abhorred.
TO dIe-to suffer persecution--to lead the forlorn
hopS 49, ever has De6n tne pOruOn OF t0OSe VINO
would build up the cause Of Truth and humanity.
Respectfully Yours
sour correspondent will see, by referring Hudsons
letter, and more fully by reference his late speech
that in principle, he is 18th u.s. and that the conclusion
to which he came painful TO him, and adopt.
ed only on the supposition that effective opposition
would be made TO the Baltimore and Philadelphia
nominations When he sees that the PEOPLE are in
motion, that they have taken the subject of the election
into their hanos and are determined to put
FREEMAN into the Presidential Chair, he will be
with u.s. man, SO true as he is, can be no where
else.
Another letter, from North Brookfeld brings US list
of twenty five subscribers for the Daily Spy, which the
writer says obtained in about many minutes as
there are names, and promises additional list.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04

10 The Albany Argus tells story of an old ladv
whose horse away with her. that yery we'll Illustrates
ne present position OF the Taylor and Cass parties IN
'n's o'a'e In relating her sensations she said she eI,
very much alarmed while dashng over hills and through
valleys, "but she pu, her trust in Providence till The
0rschen broke. and then she didn't know wha, 10 do
SO these parties though each very much alarmed
at the demonstration made by the other el, a good
share Of confidence I'LL the Peoples Convention met.
and then they found the "britchen" was broken and
that Their nags were in fair way TO carry them both to
perdlion
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04

To PREVENT THE ATTACK OF THE RosE.
BUG. Sir--I noticed in the Horticulturist Of
August last. the complaints OF "a Jerseyman''
against the rose-bugs, and he inquiries whether
there is any remedy. have, for several years,
applied simple, easy and effectual remedy for
them. Take dry ashes-those taken up in the
Kitchen the same morning are the best because
dryest-and with some little paddle, or trans.
planting trowel, throw them pIentiiully into all
parts OF the tree or shrub while the dew Is on.
and the earlier the better. A repetition on two
or three mornings will be we'll at frst-after that,
little watchfuness will discover whether any
further application will be necessary. These
bugs frequently destroy the tender shoots Of
young cherry trees and the blossoms OF our
grapes in this section Of country. have never
known Q plentiful sprinklng Of ashes. for Flew
times. tail Of saving the trees or securing crop
Of grapes from their ravsges. 1.la ~
4 have used the same remedy for the curculio
on the plum tree, and have never known II fail
OF saving the crop when begun in season, and
followed up regularly two or three times week.
Alter rain 1t should be Immediately renewed.
R. Netcton. Worcester, Mass, May 10th
s4S.-HorticuItuyist.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04

GAPEs IN CHICKENS. The writer in the
Ohio Cultivator, recommends the following re-
medy for this disease In chickens - \
7" steep lobelia and red pepper In hot, not boil
ing water, and mix the food with this liquor AZ
strong as they will eat 1t, until the chickens zane
for certain. tits both preventive and remedy.
we tried tito see Il II would kill some hopeless
chickens, but they would live in spite Of It, and
now we have no trouble with this disease. .
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04
IFor the Massactnsetts Spu. l

GOV. GAGE AND MR.. "HlGH AUTHORITY.p
MIR. EDITOR The declaration OF Mr. "High Aus
hory" that certain gentlemen would take care of Wor-
cester County, after Gen. Taylor and --- should be
nominated, recalls TO my recollection the correspondence
OF Gov Gage with the Earl of Dartmouth in l774 when
the people Of Massachusetts up IN opposition to the
government and its courts, that mere about 10 enforce
and cary into execution the arbitrary acts of the Brit.
ash Parliament
To the Earl Of Dartmouth, August 9th, l774, Gov.
Gage writes from Salem, as follows:
I'm Worcester, they keep no terms openly threaten.
ng resistance by arms have been purchasing arms
preparing them; casting balls; and providing powder
and threaten 10 attack any troops who dare oppose
them Mr. Ruggles of the council is afraid to take
his seat as judge of the inferior which sits at or
cester, on the 9th of next month and dppehend that
shall soon be obliged TO march body of troops into
that township and perhaps into others as occasions hau
pen, 10 preserve the peace"
On the second Of the next month"; September, l774
Gov. Gage again writes from Salem 10 the Earl of
Dartmouth, as follows
"lcame here 10 attend the Superior Courts and with
the intention TO send body of troops to Worcester, 10
protect the Court there and if wanted to send parties
TO the houses Of the Councillors who dwell in that COINS
~ bG finding, from undoubted authority that the
flames Of sedition had spread universally through The
country, beyond conception; the Councillors driven
away dnu Wdi no Cou.I Woulo proceed on bushes
waited the event Of the sitting of the Superior Court
here on the 3OIh utmo; the judges but could get
neither grand nor petit Jury"
Now, Sir, think, MI. High Authority will find il
as difficult TO suppress the rebellion in Worcester Coun
~ against the denominations Of the Philadelphia Conyen
tion, the slaughter house ofWhg principles and Whig
statesmen" as Gov Gage did 10 suppress the rebellion
in l774, against the arbitrary Of the British ParIa>
ment-Alreadv has the fame Of INDIGNATION b,.s. ,
and, WO! WO! be unto him, politically, scho endeov
o's 10 betrdy the Wigs Of Worcester County, into the
belief that Gen Taylor is Wing, or that he is oppos
ed to hef1rter extension Of the insolen posoer and
bighting curse Of american Slavery. ZIG
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04

The PRAIRiEs ON FIRE. One of our oemoc,.,,o
nelghoors who has just returned from tour through
the Western States, says that the political excitement
there IS almost Unprecedented. There is general IN.
rising Of the people Of all parties, against the further ex,
tension Of slavery They are determined to 90 for
"free territory" ticket, whether the leaders 90 with them
or not. They have made up their minds 10 the issue
and will not be turned aside
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04

lhe Ancienis personi6ed Opportunity, as man
urey bald except small tu of hair the forehead 10
indicate that 10 be avaied Of he must be seized as he
passed. and that if once let him go by the chance lay
hoo on him was gone There is much of wisdom in the
lesson which this teaches u.s. and have never seen
De'er exempfcaton of its TRUTH than in the dongs of
Inc Philadelphia Convention. The Wings of the Union
went inlo that Convention under the most favorable cir
cumsances that could be desired wi the opportunity
Il hey had been true to principle of securing the cleo.
uon OF their candidates. beyond peradventure and of
placing the party in an mpregnable position ad they,
then and there, erected the banner of freedom and put
forward Judge Mclean or any other sound and true
man. as their standard bearer, with the spirit that per>
yades the North in their favor they might have carried
every free State against Lewis Cass, almost by acca-
nation. 0, what an opportunity to be recklessy
thrown away! But it loas thrown away and lost for.
Men were there with other objects than the ups
holding of the principles Of Liberty; they were there
to consummate bargain already made at Washing
ton BY which the party to be transferred over to
the slave power represented the person Of Zachary
Taylor. They may go and hang themselves if they
choose for they will get thirty pieces of siI>
for their treacbery The people wont ray the bar,
gam That point is settled.
GT Our cores pondens mast excuse US They see
our columns full; what can do more. We intend
Immediately to enlarge our paper and print 1t on
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04

N A member Of the late Convention at Wor.
cester, writes from Northampton:
The ire kindled at Worcester, has spread to
this place, and leaves no doubt that we are to
have as great conhagration in the lower valley,
as that which now pervades the heart OF the
Safe" I"
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04

u The Boston Journal occupies good part of
coumn,n an argument 10 prove that the late Copven.
ion IN this Cy though large and enthusiastic, was ney>
er'heless failure Ifhat was failure then commend
us to failures all the days Of life w. like such fall
ures Of all things lfihe editor ofhe Journal likes them
ne VIII be happy man for lew months 10 come. for
he will have the chance to good many of them.
and, on the second Tuesday Of November II we mistake
not the signs Of the tines will come the grand failure Of
al-one which will send thrill Of joy 70 le breast Of
every freeman in the land who is rrevocaby sold 10
the slave power and its Il, exponents Taylor and Cass.
NOVEL EXPERIMENT. WITH THE PorATo. |
nouced IN an eastern paper the manner Of pro.
ducing new varieties OF potatoes from the ball
but have never seen any directions for produc.
Ing them from the tuber. This can be done.-but
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04

The "scfzzLE" From the jumping and screams
ing Of the Atlas yestoday,.we conclude il terribly
scalded.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-04

G57 Our correspondents must excuse They see
our columns are full What can we do more. We intend
Immediately TO enlarge paper and print 1t on new
type. In the mean time we ask both correspondents
and readers to exercise their patience.