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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21

LieutS. Fender and SiNgleiGry-The Raj.
eigh Register has published letter from the
camp of the North Carolina Volunteers, with
discreditable reflections on Lieuts. Fender and
Slngletary, insinuatIng that their return to
camp has renewed the disorders in the Regi'
ment.
These gallant young officers seem the OBJ
iects of special prosecutions. They were first
dishonorably dismissed and driven from the
camp, without hearing or trial, and as far
as the world knows, without any offence
Instead of rebuking this outrage upon indi-
vidual rights and upon the reputation of the
State, the Register lent It's efforts TO establish
their disgrace; and never said aught against
the tyrannical and unlawful act of dismissing
and disgracng man without a trial. Such
is his love of law, such bis respect for the
rights and reputation OF any OF his own Eel.
Iow-citZens.
But these young officers appealed to the
President, who, it seems, was gracious enough
to grant them trial before their accuser.--+
And pray, is it any favor TO afford man d
trial and hearing in this free country of laws
Are we 10 be imprisoned and disgraced by a
civil or military despot, without even charge
OF guilt Are we not only 10 submit in Sc
lence to such outrage, but TO glorify the exc"
cullOner SuCn mas been Inc course OF Inc
Raleigh Register; and he has even Febuked
the President for granting trial in the case.
But that is not all. Now that the trial is CO.
ing on, he seeks to prejudice the public mind
against these young officers, by publishing
inslnuations against them.
We have heard frequently from the trial,
and the evidence produced before it, but we
thought it improper to comment on it during
its tendency. A fair trial was all that was
asked for Lieuts. Pender and Singletary. II
was accorded TO them as mailer of right. and
its verdict we trust will do them justice, which
is more than they will get from the Raleigh
Register IGrbOr0 Press.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21

Late Texas papers state that the State lie.
gislature adjourned on the Goth ult, after d
session of ninety-nine days. The bill appor-
tionlng the representation of the State was the
last that was passed. This bill fixes the whole
number Of Senators at twenty-five, and Of Re.
representatives. at forty-seven.
Ex-Governor Runnels and Col. Caldwell,
as well as Cent Henderson, have declined the
nomination for Presidential electors on the
Taylor ticket. Ex-Governor Runnels states.
as reason for declining, that be holds Office
under the General Government
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21

The following address to the French Re.
public was adopted at the monster meeting in
Dublin, on the Goth March,
e To the Citizens of the French Republic"
GAS slaves should address freemen-as
land which has yet its independence to assert,
and its social freedom to attain, should address
sovereign State and a. republic, we address
you, citizens! Had we a national govern
ment-a recognized centre willing and COM
petent to act and speak for us-it would have
long since boldly declared The admiration Of
your herolsm, the sympathy with your causes
the delight In your victory, which we feel1
but are from our condition incapable OF utter
ing. Foreign dominion and distraction among
ourselves choke the best and noblest feelings
of our hearts, and turn into empty wind the
voice of millions. Receive from us, citizens,
all the congratulations we can offer; and be
assured that beneath them there is much that
canpot be uttered-behind them the longings
and passions of suffering and enslaved men.
You who have only but yesterday broken
through even q mild despotism, and yet who
were compelled to hide in your hearts for
eighteen years the hate of that despotism
which DOW you have so nobly vindcated-
you, citizens, you can understand us. We
recognize in the French republic the work of
working men. We see in lis every act JUS
tice TO the rights Of labor; and its victories, its
glories, its'success, aud enduring justice, we
working men participate. But, enslaved as
we are, we can only offer you our individual
sympathy and friendship; and we ask in re:
turn that you will look upon the suferings OF
the eldest and most prosecuted sister of out
common Celtic race with commiseration and
sorrow. We ask you not TO blush for our
shame and our slavery, but to retain for US
reciprocal friendship and sympathy till our
liberated country can deserve it,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21

Among the passengers on board the West
India mail steamship Avon, at New Orleans
from Havana, was Nidshipman Lee, bearer of
dispatches from Com. Jones, whom be left at
CaIao. Mr.. Lee left CAagres on the 18th
February, crossed the Isthmus, and arrived at
Havana in one Of the British mail Steamships.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21

VALT-4OOO bushels landing and for sale by
Dec. 24-I5-tfl r. H. STANTON d 20.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-21
-TT7 TTNCTON JOURNAL:
pnbIishsd every Friday Morning, by
.g-cn & FULTON, Projectors
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION j with,

IN year, in advance, 50 % TUt pau "'''i
t6ss months f fsf isss
No subscription recd TO discontinue his paper af-
No Of subscription year, till the
expiration OF saH their paper discontinued at the
subscflDe ,bscrintion year. must pay up in full and
end R RG or to
Gqe pay the postage letters containing Three
Dollars and upwards and money meg ay
the mail rs at SST II shall be- ' sufficient receipt
therefor. ,,,siness connected with this of
o.e must be addressed post PaldJ u Ni0A - -O|-o'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
wisrAR,s EALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

We have no; unfrequcntiy called attent'onto
this article ia the columns Of our piper. and we
have done SO with the full confidence that 1t was
a good one, and deserving the patronage OF "ie
put,jc We have had II chance to witness us ti-
tects upon some Of our friends, which III aooI-
ton to the high econiiuias passed upon It by on.
brethren Of the press, not IN paid puHs, oui III
hapeat canGid statements, from having derived
be ne At themselves, makes DESTROYS oil ad'i-
sing al those who have occasion to resort 10
remedy for pulmonary affection, TO avail them
selves Of it. We have too much confidence, III
the proprietors 10 believe they would thnr>t thls
or any other medicine upon the community, IN
~ they had ia II faith IN its ofiIcacy-ln comm
atiou Of which the propri-tors offer L iaaas @.
testimony from the most unquesiionabie sources
Neither !. Guild they be u.Ge .stoGd as sd i"T tiat
this " III al consumption acr IL - seal
ed, although IL selaotn fails to relieve The worst
cascs-hut at this o! the Year almost every
body is liable to a cold which if neglected, " III
lead to fatal resulis-by taking this riisaicihr, we
doubt not many lives may b. saved--' 4.
Washing tonidn, Boston, Jan. ,, Ic4I.
II-See Advertisements.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
20 Cons u m pssyes.

s.,.e~r: That 50 many who are at'i'c'e' VIZ"
~nrG;H tina, is gradually wearing them d0w"'
.s.wlv. but surely stealing them INTO ''''
.'-.asu, disease, consumption that d'se"'o
- carries off thousands daily, are DONG NO.
:, hat is worse than nothing, gors'hs ",
-. 18th aos,runs, that pulled 10 ''e s"'''
."..... ,hey are said to have effected Oh SUM
-. ar unknown persons. when they can ca"
rs.;,;v.Iy cured by using DR.. Ron.",
scrpOuNDsYRUPOF LIVEK" OK A'D
An. which still continue 70 ei.fo' '-'o =
Ton. recorded in the annals OF
a act which is proved By reference
ne.,., number of certificates from the hrst
ans, respectable ciiizens, such as-DF. " h''
, p;~ha,cs, Judge WIN. Burke, the " iie OF lie
-. r. W. Ma,ey. DIR. Hiram Cox, late froies-
-, Eclectic Medical College OF CINCINNATI
q. .,b.,. of that city. Certificates not only OIL
- .bis cures Of distressing Cough, but Con-
.,,,,.ion actually cured. after the fhJsicia OIL
~ a;.,.cst standing had given them up to DE !
- ...r Of such higl, standing vii! coach tor the
- ,;rfnes Of this medicine, we cannot bui m
A., i, i, at least all tiat il is represented 20
!. Pad the advertisement Of DR.. HoGers ia
another column.
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sENME SN11A1 IS >

TINIiE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie and bis friends. that 10 stiii continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond ON Pearl
street, near the Market House. shore no will be
pleased to furnish cut stone Of every description.
on the most accommodating terms. He has how
on hand land expects shortly to receive an sdd'-
tional supply,) a complete assortment OF
AMERICAN MARBLE + q. } CRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash. than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
plain and Ornamental Lettering,
done in good style and TO order. Call and e1-
anime his assortment aid prices.
DANIEL MORRISON
Richmond, Sept IA. leI7. Soif
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TN: WONDERFUL CURES MADE

TIE " ONDEkftL SCNZ. !"AOAs
By this medicine have induced Physicians Of the
hi hes, standing to prescribe t-Ies even Ifo-
f,ssors of the Colleges admit that ~ cures s'tes
everything else has failed ,
Or H. Cox late Professor in Cincinnati Me1i-
cal College. office on Sth street, says no coreo
Miss Bell of Scoriulous Consumption win Ut.
ROGERS Iiyerwort & Tar. after si,e was g'veno
TO die By Il number OF skillfui Physiciam. ~
w Richards Of Cincinnati, snvs he cured MI.
Charles WI de. Of Consumption with UNI, '"eo''
cine ftcr all his other rsnisdtcs mad iaiteu.
/ u!Dru. X. Wilson, a regular physician OF
Cullipols, saws it really acted like charm ia tho
case Of Mrs Wiseman, tho wife OF the Rev. H.
" iscrnan, of Patriot. Ohio. who was on inc
! poin, OF DEATH with pulmonary CONSCIENTIOUS,
A., and was restored to health after a few weeks ~
tie use OF Dr. Rooms LvSSwoxr \ TAa.
The late cure Of Mrs. Eggevt. who now re-
sides on Race street, three doors above Eighsh.
, Cincinnati, il TRULY tho most remarkable ana
astonishing ever recorded. Tins lady had the
Consumption for the last 81. years, aud iate,y
she crew,w orse and worse---worn down ara ema"
ciatcd cold night sw cats and hectic fcvst'esery
d.y re>!uc I'd 10 u Re skeleton. her cough was
most dietre ssing all her ply ssctans gavo hef up
to DIE " i'll, the last rtngs o! Consumption.Df.
TulIiafera now called in-o celebrated Long
Doctor who said there MAS not the least hope OF
her recovery, finally her !unSs uLcERArkp bot.
internally and externally and the blood settled
under her naiis that they came oil: her friends
came ia 10 take their last tarevel--as this crisis
she CONNIE need using this Same Or. koohks
LiyEnwoRr AND Tar, which has restored her 10
better health than she has EN- Dyed since she a.
fourteen yuars of age, aud IN three months oh"
gained fifty pounds in 1esh. Those who doubt
Inc virtues OF ,h.s wonderful Msdivips are invl-
ted 70 call and see her.
CONSERVATIVES SHOULD CALL ON
THE AGENT and see the certificate in full. Of
the above mentioned cures aad also . vast M Ia.
Der Of oih-rs.
n.rDECEI.C NOT YOURSELVES. BY
neglcciing to this valuable medicine until
i, Is too late, 81. there are thousands Of eases
which are too far Como 90 be saved. even BY this
i. Grea, Remedy. BE sure enc as Or. Roges'
! Iiyerwort and Tar. which has his signature ~ .
. YelIoy Label, on ach bottle Of the genuine
4 1t is for sale by A. l.. SCOv' .J.E. Cincinnati:
O Wholesale Agent for the West and South. anA
(. ulso by all the advertised Agents.
y Also. BY Up. HOLLOWAY. Richmond:
u April ), 1913. ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

"a Office is hereby given to the Stoc.holc-
ers u the Liberty and Abingdon Turnpike
Company, that pubic meeting OF the STOCK
holders OF said Company will be held at Abins-
ton, w aync county, on Monday the 18th day Of
june next, for the purpose of e!ectng, by ballot
Eleven Directors. TO act Directors for SAID
Company durin. the ensuing year
Stockholders may vote either by the mselves
in person or by proxy lawfully appointed, and are
entitled To one vote for each and every share held
by them IN said Company. but no delinquent
Stakeholder can either vote Tor or be elected a
Director.
FREDERICK BLACK. President.
SAMUEL M'CULLoUGI, Clerk.
May 9th 1919. te
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nl.o.o0oDm
Annually Of Con.rmpsiou In the

Annually Of Consrmption In the United
States. We, how many could have been saved y
,h.y had resor,-d TO DIR. Rogers Liveswore and
Tar in season. THOUSANDS upon lnocaASns Arc
now t.stifinr that il has saved their lives aud
,r.for,d Them to Herl,h-No one need DEsPAiRI
,hough yanr PHYSICIANS and friends give you up
10 p,h.,, YOU cannot be worse than Mrs. he~es
of Stanton who was gwen mp by nor Doctors
ana friends 10 Die with the last stage Of Cone
SUMPTION. Wepubiisil her certificate ~ ADDITION
TO ths vast number obtained IA Cine'nnaii' 10
show that the cures il makes ARE not conhnea 10
,t.at City alone, bat IN every place "he1s ~ "as
been introduced. Read what che says;
THIS is TO certify. thu, solrs months S'ncr' l
was taken with pain in my side and breast:
called n the aid OF several physicians. but they
calrl 20 give me any relief, and for The space 81
ona wear / grew rapidly worse. In addition 10
this. was attacked with a violent cough. al
,hon,h ,uexcviien mt physcian lived III the sa.ISs
house aud used tie .rea!est eaer'ion. AUD pad
The s,-:ctes. attention. 1T i.-ii.>c all hs SAIL
two others were called in, one OF whien ~ss an
aged and skf,f..l physician, hat cid .ac:r efoftA
n-oye, nike unavailny. ~ Lax, a ply sieiaa
v no was at.e I'd ing a camp meeting .! the h.xh
burool, came 10 see iae, ana "e.'a's" u'a'
con,J moi las, more than enc day longer: also.
ali Of the vast number who game ~ scc u'o
lrved ,ha, a few DAYS most must ct'd my caftn-
IL career Ma friends ROC called ~ 70 see h4s
G;r. Eut ny brother at srs cris,-, t<'eari"9 %
the astonishing cures performed ny ir. No"e's
Compound Syrup Of 1-verwors aud !ar'l nens
10 { liico;he and back, distance OF sixty miles,
IN IS hours, to get some Of The above me"'oine
CONNIE need taking il. and sffo".e 10 tsH before
n adj used half n bottle, the cough was entirely
cured: from this time l recovered rapidly. aud
when had used two bottles, was able 10 a.
snme my family voca'ions as usually ! ana
fully satisfied that If it had not been Tor TINS ex-
&c lirrt medicine. l " Guild now be IN my grave.
aud mus, in jus,c. say, that truly return my
sincere thanks to the Inventor oil TINS Priceiess
medicine, and would recommend all persons AZ
f,ic,ca with diseased lungs TO give u a trtai:
HARRIET ROWE.
We the unde rsgncd. do certify, that this sc-
count OF Mrs. Rowe is correct. We being pefson'
ally acquainted with all the c'rcumsinmesS1
PETER 2. MATTHEW'S.
PP. JOHNSON.
THOMAS CRAIG.
JOSEPH EVANS.
S.au!.;os Ohio, Feb. l. ei9
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Pleasant Residence and other
PrOpcrty for Sale.

TNTiE undersigned Offers for sale, a residence
on Franklin street, near Friends Meeting
house. The dwelling - two stories high, and
contains seven rooms with corve out bu iiC-
Jugs, ana 4 neat garden with shrubbery, Nc---
Also. the Machine and Blacksmith Shop, recent
IL occupied bv Z D. Borton on Fifth street
This property is vel! calculated for carriage
shop or any other sitniier business. Terms VIII
BE- reasonable, and possession given at early
day. Jo5 Boit iOH
R!cha,ond, March 18th, lsis. ,1-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

A.,swi<tratOr's S;slc.-Notice IL here
a ~, e,vru that will expose to sale at pubic
.,cs;on. on Monday, the 25,h lust, at The late
...;d.nec Of John q. Lacey, decd, all 'he per
.ep.I property Of said deed. consisting OF horse
Two horse wagon. two head Of cattle ana some
wheat, farming utensils, houscho'i ana hl''''en
6n,nitur., and suniry other articles 100 '"diou'
j. ,.nton Sale to commence ut - o clock
i. sa,d day where due ate ntion VIII De gwen ~
M. and rms made known on day Vi sale.
WIN. LACEY, Sen, Idmr.
May 10, I-4s. '-oo'
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WORMS. WORKS. WORRIES.

DORSEY,S CELEBRATED NERNIFUGE
L. remedy unsurpassea for eNpeii'ng 'sor''ts
warranted to contain nothing OF poisonous
character, but is simple IN ITS action aud safe IN
its apu.fcatiou The above medicine for sale
only by HAINES \ AkQl II AK.
Richmond, March, -, lc4-. i2-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
4 Abingdon Turnpike
GGNlD.sfaC.

N-OTICE is hereby given that books for the
Suhscrlption Of Stock TO the Cenireviie
ana Abingdon Turnpike Company, will be open
ed Oh the oath day Of May, Isis, at Centrsviie.
Abingdon. Nathan Holingsworih's Mil. David
Commons Mil, Jacob Fender's, ano Joel Eo-
perly's-
Bv order of The Board Of Directors,
ALEXANDER c. DILL, PTts't.
OLIVER T. JoSEs, Sec3
Hay J, Isis. iJ-5W-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

Il WILL sell tho property on which ! now -
side, at the corner Of Pearl and w slnt !,
stree,s--the house contains rooms, : below an
3 above; there 10 q well Of first rate watsP, c,.
tern with pump IN both--aIso. . stable. woo,
house. &c. &c. The property 10 in every r.
spec, a desirable residsScs, being in . pleasan
part OF the town and only enc square from Ma J.
street. JOSEPH HOW kLLS
April 10. le48. l7-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

+, ;~;,.j f}f,-e LOG Fulton sstceet. .-.e1r York,
ia ~, <.s,f. pant .sfre.t iLs1Rg.
wonder ana H'essi"S % i"e
f-x'Ii'"-i -i'.'sis
This extract j. nut up ia Quart Bottles; ii -
-x times cheaper, pleazaDter. and Warranted si-
,rior 70 auy sold. IL cures disease without Voin-
,tinr uur.iur si-.ei!ing c. e-o.l.ta:Ing the IA
tirut
Til. rr.a, beauty and sufe -Iority o! this .-ar-
..,,,,i' over All other riea icnes IL, :l!at while
!. er.aic.;es HE t.isease il lgorates TIE body
Ii is one Of the very best SPRING and summer
medicines ever l.noxi; it not on!y pnr.-.es the
Whole system and ngtleis the refsoh, 1t!t IL
creates new. pnrt ana rcii 1ioo-' a -,
srssed by other ineoicIAe- anu ia 'h'S ''es
the grand secret OF lis woH@eri"' success -
has performed within TIE last t"o years more
than 10000 cures OF severe cases OF .''S,"v q
least ,lUO were cohshlrItd liciia"ic- - '''7
saved the lives OF moro IMAM ip'''' 49, " ~
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"TANTED-Any quantity Of Wheat, Corn.
w Oats. Flaxseed. Bacon, ia Exchange
for Groceries. Accounts or CASH, at the high
es. market prices. w. W. LYNDE & CO.
Richmond, Feb. 2, lc!--
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p A p r R!!i

PAP RI!
a LARGE lot Of PRINTING PAPER o.
~ all kinds; also, CAP. LETTER. DRAW
ING, aud WRAPPING PAPER, Of svesy ces-
crip,ion; also, BOX BOARDS. For sale st the
'.Cheap Western Casl, Store"
SCOTT 4 co.
Richmond. Oct. 4, lS47. SI-u
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>NN.Es NRgss esNNs,

Such as CinghaGls, Lawns, Bingham co. @.ik
sitphanl ami AIohair I-us,re, BeilEr~, PLAN, f'g-
ure,i and embroidered. plain and figured Silhs'
F,-ncb Ct,i,,tz. california plaid and poPns, plaIn
and figured De LANES, aud Thihct Cioth De
I,t;ae aud Tibet Shawls, with silk ana wool
friuge. Print. Bingham, Tartan. Foulari gro de
nap, shane. gla-sa, brocande and broche far's'is'
-Ior.nce. French Gitnp. \ eapoiitan, ana TRAN
- R--,;5 Douu.ts; h Id, Pat. Goat. ana Last
Inc Shippers Eu<kins an! Gaittrs. all colors' ana
.,. c,I.,n,i,,, of Misses and Ch.idren'S '.hrths-
C-uti.met.'s Palm Leaf. Leghorn. fedtc Br"'6' ;
Rouyi, aud Ready. paAasi'a, ai.a HiA i',''' Oh "a
+ ~ r.
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For Sale or Renst

vIlHE Mill property. lying ono mile Mort, %
Richmond, on tho Middle-Ferk Of Whit
water. with TIA Acres Of Land. The property
was formerly occupied by Job W. swsia. Tne:-
is o good Dwelling House. q Machine Shop. md
Stable on the premises. "Any pereon w'sh
ing to purchase or rent. will please call and eA
anime the premises, and apply =
NANCY SWAIN
Dec %. l647. LII
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CTUC gN II q. r =,
Woo! Card;ng Machines.

u. u. "a. A1--S -AoN -A-iACS:
Single and Double, Of ali -iz~s, OF the most a'-
proved construction, ana gooa style CO we:--
iaan-hp
Also ROLLER JACKS, best style; Cons.easors.
Power Lonrss, Mapping Machines, SheetfiRg
" .c!,ines, Brush Machines, Picking Machines;
all Of Tie latest ANT. most approved style, aU1 -
reduced prices
Also--I'i.ostle Mule, Jlc!. aud ienuey SPIN
dies Steel Reads, all sizes; Roller and Power
Loom ~ha,ties, Comb F!ats, C.raniog Combs,
Cara PlyerS, lIrddirs. lleccle Iwine, I.cAs,
Cotton an u, col Ham, CaTLs, SC, &c.
fr~I can make it the interest Of all
who are wanting CARDS. or NOOhEsN
MACHINERY, 10 purchase here; both as
regards PRICES and QUALITY.
..sAll orders a1d-.Ssed 10 the subscriber al
Cincinnati, viii meet with prompt attention,
aud C4r4s and Machinery Shipped To any por;
required. :. 1. bhC" ~
Walnut a few doors above Fr9a; street
Aptil 26, I@l-. Cincinnati, Q.
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n
NJ Office is ereby given that the undersign-
| u ed has take ii .erfers of Admin tYatiou o n
the Estate OF Jonn q. Lacey, late Of Wayne
county ans, State OF Indiana, deed. ALI per-
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claim
against the notified to present them
duly au;he nj icaied for settlement. Said estate
is supposed TO be solvent.
WIN. LACEY, Sen, Admir-.
May 10, le45. 20-3t.
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DIR Y 90 D S ,

fha, has ever been offered in The " este - co1l
Try Among which may be found, French Eng
In German an. American Cloths. p!din ana
fancy Cassiineres. OF every shade. qua'itH anu
yfice: S.tlinet;s, tIanneis, T'eAine-, bfI''!hgs'
aa, Checks, Tweets Of every style. Co'Ioi.Ne
ami able-iwist, Satin, SIX, tinoro!-eFse' VA
81 LES and fancy vestings.
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ConYpoN, lSo. Jan. %, lS4S

!, is no lees duty than pleasure to state
for tt,. b.ne fl OF Tie tti!icteG, that consider
Nisfar's Da,sam of Wild Cherry. great bies-
sing o the human Having tried il in case
OF severe atilction of he lungs unItesIiatingi y
rec o,i1iIeIa il those similarly at;icted, the
best remedy have ever tried. ald one whic ID
cured me when physicians said must die. and
when thought myself that nv time TO depart
vas near a; hand. V LILLIAN CcLDRON.
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J uuTs, RESPECTFULLY
JAMES LU " MINGS

J
Ecyernra ..uc.-Dr Townsrnd's S'rsapa-
riiI. - ur.rGuuilc.i in c,ses OF tie ti!tiS anu
Fewer, and h1,ue Tue ioiiowing letter is ont ;
one Of a,.nGTesi that we have received from Inc
south ana West of like Character
LII, Oct % LII
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..Crc,r vvcs.crn Cash Store.

direct ircn! tie importers aad manu-
ths East one of the cheapest. largest, and
selected stocks ot
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Pr,aciyai Office l26 Futon STREET. 'e'o Iofk'
aa4 10 South Part .3frest, -iL1Rg.
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- ESPECTFULiY esk leave TO inform Tn
/ public generally. e-Ad tne eh'-eHs .. $3.50 ,.'e
.no1J ana vicinity, in particular, tha; IN oehdnc
Of ali competition and opposition, they are re
ceiyiug and opening at the