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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-11

Minnesota The delegate from the proposed
territory of Minnesota Is Mr.. II. II. Sibley, son OF
the late Judge Sibey, of this city Mr. s. has been for
many years of the principal agents in the extreme
Northwest, of the American Fur Company. He Is
gentleman of great energy OF character and OF intel
irent mind The territory Of Minnesota wasl left with
out legal government by the organization of the
state of Wisconsin OF course the delegate goes Ia
few years since, without any law Of Congress autho
rizpg the election. We have doubt, however, that
he will be admitted to seat other territorial dele.
gates, and that territeria government will be estsb
iisbed during the present session. We learn by the
western papers that regular poll was held for the
election Of a delegate, and that Messrs. Sibey and
Rice were the opposing candidates. The recent Terri
to,a Secretary OF Wisconsin is acting Governo; Of
this upore anjzed territory -Defriot Daily .4dp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-11
Who has lost a Child!

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. v, 1913.
Ma. BsSNrrT;-I have just been informed OF child,
no is In the possession Of in Salem county, ".
j. who states he cold to the man In whose posses
SION he Is for So 90, by amsn that brought MIN nom
New York, where he was going to school lie says MS
father lives in New York, but cannot tell his name he
is about six years old, light complexion, light hair;
says his father has plum trees In his yard. Please
give this so ch publicity Will enable the parents to
get him back In such form as you may think proper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-11

The MURDER TRIAL AT w worcestershire rial
OF John Cook, before the, Supreme Court sitting at
Worcester the murder Of his wife fifteen yearago
Is not yet finished No additional testimony OF im-
portance against Cook was offered, except that he
denied TO several persons having bought arenic
Of Or. Pierce week previous to his wifes death The
defer was then erened, which was want Of motive
for the deed on the part Of the prisoner, and also
direct contradiction Of the testimony of Mrs. Ward
Mrs Anna Lane, sister of Cook testified that she was
prest mt at the funeral when Mrs Ward said they had
MO In the house which broken open. She
thought her sister had used some, and did not know
but that che was poisoned. Another sister Of Mr..
Cook testified TO Mrs.. Wards say ing that Wa gave
Mrs Cooka hot sling and relieved ber" Others testi
E,d that Mrs Cook was unwilling 20 have Physician
en fcr and that Mrs Cook and not her husband mt
Mrs Ward out Of the the night Of her death;
also that Mrs Cook ard Mrs. Ward were not 90 good
terms ogcthtr while Nit Cook ead Biz wife lived hap
ply 80 EoShH ltsrGcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-11

STATEMENT, EXHIBITING THE VALUE OF MERCHANDISE
REMAINING IN WAREHOUSE BOTH JUNE,
1S4S, AND THE DUTIES ACCRUED THEREON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-11

WISCONSIN LEGISLATURES. Portage county mas
elected democrat, John Delaney, to the Assembly.
This secures majority in the Assembly both the
wings and Van Burenites The democratic majofity
in the Sc nate ia five Miipauke Wisconsin Nop. IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-11

STATEMENT, ExIrmrING PUBLIC DEBT THE RECEIPTS
EXCLUSIVE TREASURY NOTES LOANS,
PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF the DEBT EACH YEAa, FROM
1891, SEPTEMBER, lSiS, INCLUSIVE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-11

The returns from Ontonsgon and fHoughton, two
new counties are not included in the above The fol-
lowing is the aggregate vote in the Estate at the two
last Presden initial elections -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
$500 REWAfsss!!!
Causes Of Fcvcrs.

The immediate cause OF Ague and Fever, Chil's
and Fever. and fev,rs gtnerr!'y, is The ,ihuvia
or niasaa arising from deeaying vegetable sub
stances, md from putrd and siagnalirg waters
This is evident from their prevailing 10 The great
es, extent in low marshy countries abounding
with slsgnaied water and by their proving most
fatal in all low, Irarshy countries where most
heat and moisture are combined.
They may also be occasIoned by eating TOO much
unripe fruit. by poor waiery diet, damp houses,
evening tews, hiog upon the damp ground, over
fatic Z, depressing passions, We.
Persons Of relaxed habt', who use unwtoo'
some Diet and take but little exercise. are usual.
" the first 10 be taken. Also whore the inhabi'
tauis OF a high country remove 10 low one, they
are generally soiz with luterntt'ing frsors
and 10 such the disease Is most apt u prove iaia
If due precaution is no, taken 10 prevent n. Bal
no age sex, or constitution, however, are entire
exempt from It's attacks.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
DlH-aUplOUS
FOR TAXING TIE PILLS, To
Cure .fsue " Ferer, or ChiNs
nd EeCer.

ANY ease Of Aguc ard Fever, or Chiils and Re.
yer, may be speedily aud etirctulliy cured, by as
ing DR. NURPnY'> SUGAR COAL I'D VEG
ETABLE ANTI FEVER PILLS, according TO
the ollowing Directions.
Each Box cortains abou, Thirty FiUs P}b and
Fire IF them ar. Yeiio,e Suger Coaf,3 PsrgHire
from the others, and designed 10 act as mid
catharuc, t cleanse tic stomach and bowels and
a grown person must take dose OF these soon As
the Fever goes oil. From 10 fe, Is a dose for
a grown person; then commence taking the 9th.
crs about eight or ten hours before The usual time
FOR the next chil 10 come or ard grown person
must take tno Pills a, dose, every lSo hours,
until SIX doses have been laken--ailcrSards take
tlSo Pals night and morning for three OF four
days longer, and you will find yourself ctiectnal.
Iy cured. These Pals bcing coated with sugar.
renders them pleasant TO take. ard prevents al.
the nausea usually Attendant On ttking other Pills.
The desc for children from cgh, 10 twelve
years old should be haI:ihe quantity fora s'o&u
person, as above recommended Those from 'ulr
% eight years, one quarter Of the qnantty, aud
younger children IN pfopoTtion.--N hen children
cannot swallow the PiH-, they can be made INTO
syrup BY ii solving them IN warm water, and
50 ceteuiLg IT ~ith sugar.
TIE diet, generally, should be light and nouf.
shiug aud such i. IS caslly dizes'cd but N fnid
cases. 10 change from The usual mode Of iisin z
Is necessary, The patient, however, should not
use any beer, ale or porttr.
Just received al tie Charlotte Drug Store, an ]
FOR sale BY JAS I. GlLNLR
ChanOas, Sept ,, l-i7.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13

of green leaves and sems.) Where The
first object, therefore, in the farmers pfsc.
tee lie, 50 TO use his crops as 10 enrich his
land, he will soonest etiec, u by ploushing
them in in the green state.
3. Arolher important result IL, that The
beneficial action is almost ina ed,ate.
Green vegetables decompose rapidly, and
thus the frs, crop which follows green
manurns is teurliled aud Increased by II.
But partly for thus reason a'so the green
manuring oil corn cropped hnd- ("heai
add other small srsi,) II aided BY 10 other
manure, must generally be repeated every
second year.
A, IL rs said that grain crops which sue
coed a green mauurlng are never laid
and that the product IN grain is great N
proportion 10 the straw than when manu-.
red vi fermenIed dung.
5. Blu, il is deserving of separate con.
sheraton, that green manutng Is espeoi
ally adapted for iup5ovng aud enilchins
soils which a'e poor IN vegetable matter.
/ The principles On mich living piuuts draw
par;-souetImes q large pai,-oi theiI
susieuance ffom the air, have already brel
discuss d, and may presume lhaI you sui
h,lcnlly understand The principles AID al
nit the feet.
Living plants, then, contain in their sub
siarce uoi ru!y al LEY have dawn iicn
the soil but also a great part Of what Tue,
hayp drawn from The AIR picuvh in lLes,
living plants, and you necessarily add 10 th'
soil mere than Was taken from tin othe
words, YOU meke it ricLer IN organic mat
ter. Repeat ibe process with srcont
crop aud IT becomes richer still-acd
would be difficult TO deGue The hunt hey on
which the process could no further be car
RED"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
STATE NOR1H.CAROLiNA.
cARARRUs COUNTY.
IN EQUIIY-Norember Term. ls47.
John \. Ingram

VIM. c. Means. Admr. of George
Means deed, John w. Means, Mar
Gus Means, Nathaniel NJ ans, Nary,
wife Of Angus JIhnson, Margaret
wife Of Cornelius MeRee, john 5 Injunction.
Means, William Means. Charles l.
Means, Slsan. wife ut Samuel Law
lnr. Isaac n Alexander, Adam A.
Iexandtr, Cha'. f. Alexander, Mar
care, wife of Moses W. Alexander,
William Means ana John Means.
z + appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
b that Marcos Means. Nathaniel Means. Mary
vile Of Angus Johnson, and Margaret wife OF
CurGeiius McRce, are not residents OF this State,
L is therefore ordered, that publication DC made
~ The Charlotte Journal tor SIX weeks, that the
defendants, VI Marcus Means, Nathaniel Means,
Mary wife OF Angus johnson, and Margaret vile
Of {. rnelius Mckee, be and appear al tie neat
Court OF Equity, to be held for the Couniy OF Ca
tartus a, the Courthouse, in Concord, on the 9Th
Monday after the 4th Monday in March, 1915
and answer plaintiffs demand, or judgment WI.
be iaktn pro cuniesso as 10 Il EN-.
N,uess. K. ". Allison, Clerk end Master o.
the Court OF Equity, tor Cabarrus County, the 81
Monday after the Alb Monday IN September. ieii
K. ". ALLISON, {. H. l..
/ Printers Fee 81. ct
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
SNNPTONS.

The symptoms of fevers are generally, Pain
in the Head aud Loins, Weariness Of the Limbs,
Yawning, Stretching, Glddiness Of the Head, Al.
ternGe Its Of lirs, and Cold the tongue becomes
white, aud the eyes ard slim frequently nppc r
yellow Ia Ague and Fever there is sometimes
great sickness AID vomiting, and Is succeeded By
Chil.s and yio!eH; Shasing-litorwardst the skin
becor.cs MOST, aud prolus- SAGA, breaks out.
which generally terminates the i,, OF paro,ysm,
But all the symptoms OF Fever vary according 10
the season OF the year, and the situation o. Tie
person attacked.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
10 KEEP AWAY Tile MOTH.

Before ioidIng up and putting away oUr
WINTER 5laukets, !urs, and other arric'es,
sprinkle them or smear them over witbaf.
drops Of oil Of turpenine, either alone Or
msed with 40 equal bu k ot spirits Of " ne.
No stain will be left; aud # spirits Of vine
be used, The odor is not d'sls,eeaJle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
TO FIX AMNONIACAL ASHES IL
VAULTS,

The most eGcctual substances ,ha, can
be employ ed Tor the purposes of attracting
gases, are green sllfIoI or con.
mon copperas (-uIpbaie of irop,) and sui
phuric acid. A pound Of either Of these
diluted ~ a gallon u water and
'hro"n INTO vault, will Immediately ren.
der Il luOdJfous.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
CURE FOR WHoOPING COUGH

A leaspoonful Of castor Of oil 10 tea.
spoonful Of molisses. Give teaspoonul
Of The mixture whenever the cough /,
troublesome. II Will afford relief at ouce,
aud IN few days 1t ELECTS a cure. The
same medicine relieves the Group however
violent the attack. Nat. Int.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
To CURE WARTS OR CoRNs.

Take the yolk Of al egg, thIcken 1t with
fine salt, which apply as poulllce at night,
leaving il ch IN the moruing. Thus con
unue for two or shEle nights, until the
part affected bears whltlSh appearance ;
then leave i, of entirely, and The ~art or
corn, il is SAID, viii come GU, root aud
branch. II little Of the leaves OF Tue IS
bruised and atCed it is SAID TO be the
better. Ath u-h heard PRACTICAL ply
stefan say nnt long snce, ~ho was com.
plauIng bitterly OF the corns on his toes,
on being asked Why lie DID not cure them,
ihl, it vas matter OF imposs .bIIliy, With.
out dssectius the toe. Tue corn, said ne,
originated in The joint, and there IS no 9th
er way OF coming a, II but by dissection.
Now my corEs always appear to originate
at the surface, and II suffered 20 remain,
appear to proceed 10 The JOINT. have
cured some very obstinate ones by the a,
boye process, Therefore | would say 10
your reeders who have corns which do not
originate IN the ] n', 10 try It, and | pre-.
sumo II Will cue them--aud It IN the
course Of two or Three years they appear
again, try II over, or even admitting the
com 10 have originated IN the loint, try 1t,
il viii cost but Prairie Fdrmer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
IMPROVEMENT OF HORSES.

|. Is q fact vel known, that the value OF
horses IN 'hIs country has been greatly i'm.
proved By crossing with what is known as
Il thorough bred horse. The speed ard
Of the animal have been ueary
doubted by this means.
" hlle this is true, the fac, has been 10
tced for some year,, that IN those States
where blood horses have Le, most sought,
and the turf nost fashionable, the stock Of
horses for woik and road purposes, has
rather detefiura'od than Improved.
A writer 10 the 4 bany CuIllvaior main.
ains that while the sly le Of breeding sev
euty or eighty years since, vas calculated
to Improve the horse Tor work purposes,
that pursued uf late Is calculated to pro.
dGce an entirely contrary result. Horses
we're then trained 10 run .ong distances With
heavy weights; they are nov trained 10
run short distances with light seghts.-
The results Of these opposite modes Of
training and breed ~ may readily be seen.
The tetdercy Of the ir.l is to produce
compact, sold, substantial, animal pa.
be Of sustaining himself uUder long con.
Iinued action. Tha, Of The latter is 10 PRO.
duce an animal capable Of long rapid strdos
coutlaued bu! o short tine. Hence our "a.
GERS, and all lbelr progeny and relatives,
have become long legged and gaunt zen
Grafton, poorly fitted Tor heavy farm wo,k,
or exacllng read performances.
HE inference from this Is, that no fur.
Their Improvement Is 10 be looked for from
blood horses bred as they are now for The
luh; but that animals must be bred for
those qualities ~hrch Fl! horse Tor read
MnIk. Iruirif Enrmer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
Impurities Of The giood.

For all Impurities Of the Blood, arising from
the lmpfgdent use OF Mercury or Other causes
for all Diseases Of tie Skin and Scfofllous afTsc.
tons IN all cases who're tho blood Is powerfully
determined 70 thn head, ptodncug dizziness and
distress. Dr Tptam'5 Eiectaary IS entirely ln.
rlyalled
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
IsX THEIR USE.

me We ~'ll become r,ng; the pale and bill.
Gus complexion DC restored 10 PER o3ly resi-
ahd heal ny color all the bad ~ Iptotns v Ill one
by oin dnapfcir.
la s1orl, ih.sc Pills are an incor.cciyahe ad
vance upon any other NE iIcInc ever holurc offer
"a TO TIE pubAc. rnIAL Will SATISFY Any oSE
~ rms
july Il, l-i7. 4lf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
ImiI;lunI:,:,iory Di.ca,es.

Although tho Eifcfnqry vas originally prepar.
ed TOT the core Of PILES. yctit hl. proved itself
20 be MEDICINE far supcIlor TO all others. IN al.
Diseases Of an laillmmatory character. with a
determination Of COOL 10 any part OF organ. In
ILLUMINATION ana Congestion Of tHa Liver and
; F,cen; Inflammation, Soreness and liberation
Of tie stomach. Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder
10 Inf mmaloty and Mcrcutud Rheumatism, il
h Tho not innaLc.na cNnt hL.cnHntnL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
ySrA1ra cUp.rSS
n .afA - as .. s.. 49, -
A Cure For Life secured.
DIR. UpEEiu's
IPgefUbie EfeCtUary:

INTERNAL REMEDY FOR THE PILES
EAR uPH,NS ELECTUARY /. GER.
EV rAI% CURE for that distressing CON.
pl4in, ~a.tier B.s-t.a- 81 E.,nI r lee. Internal
or External. and sisa for other diseases II SIN.
liar nature. winch are frequently found IA cou.
junction with P.les-sacd a.
Liver Compliant.
ILLUMINATION q! tic Liver end spleen,
lndimmat,on ard Norrurss ~ Tie ~iomaeh.
ILLUMINATION q tho DoAeis, Kidney and Biaj
dor
Iahlmna,ofy aud Ncrcutll Rbeqmlii,n.
Liberation Of the in,"slincs,
Iorpor and Inactivity Of tho Liver,
lmprtiiy Of Blood and ln,ern5l llau 70.
NolkGc.s and irdsmma,,on 81 tie ; pine
Want Of Acton IL tho BoNels.
Dry Heat, Inflammation en- Ig4airg in,he In.
lcstipcs,
Severe and llabiaal Cosliysncss
Ios OF Blood to tho Head Dizziness. Sc.
And fof the Relief Of Married Womrn.
Mark this; It i.an INTERVAL REMEDY
no, an external application and ~ IN euro any
case Of Piles either Blrcdin. or blind. lutefpsl
or External; aud probably The only thing TIA,
wall. There Is no mistake about IT, Itlsa pns.
tive cufe-spsedy and permanent. Il IS also
convenient medicine to tlko and Improve tie gen
cra health IN 4 remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses. at 8, cents
per dose. I, very mild IN n- operation aud
may be- taken 80 cases Of tie most acute milan.
m4ton, w,taoul danger al cttetual appa.a.
tons are IL the iighHsl degree d.stgrae4 h ~.
convenient, and offensive; and from tho yety
nature Of the disease, temporary ia lleir effects.
Tho medicine attacks the disease at It's source.
and REMOVING THE CAUSE, render. Mo
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
n W CHALMERS
X ] RANKIN.
I'M
A VERY IMPORTANT CorGNuEIcArIo,
TO All PERSONS ~ Att rLAcfs,
4, ell hines,
rrNDrn ALL INCONSISTENCIES.

srF You ARE SICK, Get cured; f vel. y
~. ploy mcs. ufe- 10 continue 50. livery iassi
dual .rdu g,s 10 habits, which mnst, TO gree
or lesser extent, disarrAree tie sdmifabls ane !
iricate combinations which form the System. .
consequently
TYERY INDIVIDUAL
should possess some mild. yet clilcacious, sod
and accredited agent Tor preserving al tLl -
lions Of the bod, ~ good order.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
All Bilious Complaints.

%VsHa's'slbas,
BOW III COMPLAINTS, CONSERVATION,
DlSPEfslA, FEVER AND AGuE, HEAD.
ACHE, JAUNDICE, LIVER CONTAINS
RHEuMAfISU All STOMACH CJNpLat
MS, GREEN SICKNESS, ac.. 81. VIA i,
once TO these f'lls They purge a@ay of,l siye
hu'nofs' arrest Tie progress o. disease an at the
sane i'the I store tone aui vtgor to the system
In cas- of general d. r4ngcInent of the health
they are SDEEkEIGN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13

LouIsburg, Franklin county North Carolina.
The General Agent Is fully prclarel 10 spy oint
sub,Agtnts wherever Here is no branch Of the
Company; e'iter on personal Application Or BY
mail, port P4td. The fapI8 siIe OF ties, ceiebra.
TED pr.s aad the cStr.ur .inafy cures they arc
constantly e.lsruug, render lHeul, By Ir the most
popular pul u The age Al Agency Viii col 20
quently e very valuable.
Tn Grtc cnberg Pills are inconceynb'y aupe.
rior to any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complain 5 /, IN eehcrl dcraaGeurnt Of tie sys-
tenn IA ~ disorders which result from q lad state
Of the blood, thrs' pus are a sovereign remedy
In tic cltsa idsea.e. Gale chronic the Grae.
fen5crE Pills ach eyc their highest triumphs-
Here they dey all congestion catering with
IN The hidden iocCsscs Of Tic system, they qiicr.
ly bat surely purify the blood. root out diseases
and give tone and sisot to iic body.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-13
The Gvac9cDburg Vegetable
- tItsss
- - -. - 80
u 10000 boxes sold each and cvc-
~ week..
The Graclcnburg Company
Col. w u. JONES.

giye notice that their General a.
" geut TOR the Safe OF North Carolina IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24

We the undersigned do we ha,t IN use three oT
uam 'ripps Patent Water Wheels twoei which arc 81
inches diameter aud 'heohc ~ inch,s and that the three
use no note water than the breast formerly used
was IT. iec high by ~ icct width IN the bucket
The "atctict onat The eenc, which done about tho same
Not" as one ~ the 81 meh wheels Zach the 81 incl
wheels drives apair o tolls Ior making boie, non h ~
men wheel dtsesa hammer wcig hing 1000 lbs. ia
OF shears tor cutting boiler Cur head and , il nd feet,
IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24
LiDIES' GOODS

L1DIES' GOODS.
Superior black blue black and fancy coorcd SILKS Al nj
prices. extra bargains and helntul 81 les.
superior Alpaca lusres tfum Is. to the Gnest quail
made
PARIS laeauell~ cut,ul, s1s and beautiful patterns
hrrag,R, NJ ~ rrrls. worth 81
Beautiful Mad'aSs Sllk Tissues. most bcauunl Dfess
Goods ever sem.
Elegant French Lawns and Ofgandlr Mus'ins all prices
"inshams, mndS'mrs ever sern this market aud nj
The lowest pieces,
beautiful hugh cI red Lawns At l2l Il. 20 IS 4 81
SWISS ho'ln. J'oNone'l aud plrn Cambucs, latge as
snlmeht
Beautiful plaid and srtpcd Swiss Muslin. Tor evening
aud Parry htrss,s,
Linen losrrcs, splendid new s3ic Goods. Ladies'
Dpss,s.
Linen Issues and Molair usifrs new article entirely,
Thread Edgnfs and wde Ihfesd I.orcs,
Bebhn do ard Imitation Thread lac,s from q 10
., cents.
! ps superior new style Luce, f,r Trimming Caps. &c
Elegant laecs Tor APPS, apes Sc
flne itlllon MuslIns, blue. punk. " hir &c,
New Vie Dress llauk. rchlel4. VI, fine aud cheap,
KID Gh.ses. all coors faest quality madr)
Bonnels Rbbr mad Fnwels
Linen taubrc loudkerchlcs, bcnr Bargains over scen,
aud new STYLES.
Splendid Bonnet Ribbons. figured Satin. at l2} rents
ollo pieces allcocs wo.t beautiful st,lcs ever seen
,h's marb' anh at all prlees.say Irom L. cts lh,
finest
Elegant tmrc Shaw white,
Boma2nes, great hapnins aud no mistake,
SILK stpp'dmolc colnnlpd ,astres,
FNln ine hcragc Sratls NJ Is
Geurdlnr and Silk do
Spltodld assortment ol pansas. very low.
AIDES back N,IL Umbrellas.
sun shades. all prices and Gaaiiliea
l}, anhu Mpuelm de Ianas Iron H. to Is cd In - Sd
Egyptian Mu-. hest qualities aud color,d SILK Gloves.
beautiful articles.
Beautiful blue and mub dotted Lawns. fuc quay Al
- cens. Wolh - -
llpslefHs ii every dcscupl aud qualily
lian haa'ds. new st>le.
Sdk Glnellan. SilL Frmors
Be'nnol Raw NIb PLAID snmmcrcoIors Crom 62A l. =,
cenl-. worth 81 90.
Splendid Robes. Tor parly Dresses
El CANT ftenrh tlwrts.
Beautiful PINK Tissues SILK.
Elegant French tinghan Al =, reu,4, worth 81
Gold aud Steel Deeds. ia pots, tvl. So al,a an ee
gan a-s'rincot ofJ MlagsS Sons Slippers aud
ne" slyIc Walking SHOES.
Elegant Dress Goods lo, Gentlemen.
Cloths, ta4,lmcus. Vc,linps Sc.
Blue Cloths n s. %. Won6 H.
10 do 30. with T.
Snpelsr hac, French tIohs, lfo.n 81 80, 90, 90.
p4 superior bluc French do finest ever seen in market
DIVE ',I,'.'' ' do Do Do
| Is superior bnr French Ca.hmcrcttc tr Gcnemcn's
Snnlnet Cna,8,
| ps black French do. eNffa 6ne
ps superior d'ublr with Doe skin 'rssnere for
Gentlemen fac dr. Pa1ls. finest qu,lrt, made
Black French cassImeres, h'st quany made, palds,
stripes Sc
Single Niilled Doe Skin CASHMERE.
Fancy Cassimeres. lrom 5 o. 10 the finest quality
ever made,
Nestln9s. splrntli assortment
French Linen DullInps, new 81 lee,
tamhraons, all prices aud gnaIilIes,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24
NEW GOODS.

|uN'iF subscriber would call the attention of the L.
dies 10 his stock oi new aud splendid DRY
GOODS consisting IN paf. as follows
super changeahIe PLAID aud Striped SILKS.
Alpaecas. Black Mode culoted Satin Striped and PLAID
Rich lres-elle worked Berrages, Black aud coored
Plan and Plaid shaded Orlentals,
BLACK GT"ned RES. Plain aud PLAID.
SILK Iresselles Mode AMI Funcy colurs.
Rich PLAID Caiapas (new arlcle)
Paradise Dardane' aud \ Icinia Lawns,
Der apes from Is 10 the finest quality,
SILK and Linen Frnges. aud Buttons,
Extra super Grape Embmldered Shanls aud. Scarts.
Muslin Marsellil,s and Grass Skirts
In short. the largest ard hesi stock Of Ladies' Dress
'o'ds he has ever had the pleasure of Offering. All he
asks Is an examination by the LADIES b,nrr purchasing
April 3d-ls DON T. G. PETERS.