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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-17

IF The U1Hs Pl1iRs Journal has the follow
ins sceount Of the murder noticed in The Tritrns
Saturday M asumond hsd out 20 the grain bous-
ate va soo ping doSn h=ilicg for BIS ioSs Shen
TIE lrismsn approached hirn and striking him On bis
shoudeI OF bach with the head % Knocked him
s"Fn. pom recovering himself, snd getting up, th-
mend threatened 70 eut him pieces vita the which
be had ~ his hsods s1d uri.hrd over h bat Mr. Ham
mead oeessngtf bin 70 spsrs hs life he reluctantly De-
ssrd std walked away Mt. Hammond then ID for The
AVS VILE, yins sonseieu. and apparently desd upon lbe
~eoe-plle. Mr. hanmood hariied into the house and
ronsed 10 bis family who yet in bed-his tuo sons
ycans men bs1s " the number-~ho inst.ntIy spf.r,
cut 70 their mother and carried Der tbs houss
che soon silsr showed symptoms Of LIE
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,,,..ouri Wing -tate Convention.

The Wings Of Missouri met in convention at
Jefferson City on the 81 inst. JoHs + DAIRY OF
St Louis, was chosen President, with several vice
Presidents aud Secretaries
JAMES s. ROLLINS, Of Boone County, was nomin-
ated by accamation "a the Wing candidate FOR
Governor, Mr. r. was subsequently introduced TO
the Convention, and made an excellent speech, in
which he announced his preference Nr General
Taylor az the Wbig candidate for the Presidency
but said he would cbeerully support the nominee Of
the National Convention.
ID MITCHELL ofSt Louis, YVES proposed as a
candiiate for Lieut.. Governor, but declined tie
was, however, nominated by acclama'ion, ard, ct
the earnest solicitation Of the Convention consented
- run.
The following gentlemen were nominated for
Electors
DIST T. Thomas l.. Anderson, u Marion Co
U..thl~i Lson4d
Iii..A. W. Diphin, Of G az Co.
IV..john Kicbaroson, a. Cooper Co.
V..Chsrss Handy, e. Benton Co.
VIA w Wa,sins If Goose GiTsfdeau Co
VII. .Utiel Wright, Of So. Louis
a large number Of Assistant Electors and Dele
gates TO the National Convention were appointed
A resolution was adopted POI to go instrOctiDg
the delegates TO vote for Gen Taylor, and another
was adopted pledging the Wing vote OF Missouri
to the nominee Of the National Convention, who
ever he may be.
EDwAtD BATES was commended as n proper
candidate for Vice President, in the event Of the
nomination of an Eastern or Northern candidate for
President by the National Convention.
The following Resolution was unanimously
ed pied
Ressirsd That in Henry CLAY the wings Of Missouri
rssosnss their eaes, ieud, their Triumphant defender
and their invlscibls ehsmpion-s man uniting q the
proud and noble qualities that adoIu and eege- the
chgrsct-r he does love for bis geneTo
bersty Of spirit affection fJr his purity ano
simplicity Of character respect Tor bis virtues and our
admiration for his SPLENDID tleutshe 10 a. once
md the pride and glory Whether >eyssi 10 the
Presidency NOS he will always be regarded by oil true
hearted Nhes, the patriot the sage and the honest
THE VoTE IN PoRTLASD-The second election
for Mayor in Portland, has terminated, as was fully
Anticipated in favor of the Wing candidate. We
copv from the Portland AdreriiseT the following
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lee years aud upwards.

ftbe diseases exported tbe following tsmidA mal
tufe Of ohe rel The fatal Consum otOr Dys~ntsy
nh nus,ion Of the Luuss. DroPsy Group and Scarlet
Fever Of which Consam ption IL b. far the worst.
The sg-s OF the several 2sOus o. hfe are
fuovs Cirfe,msn, g years Lawyers, 81 do Fhy'i
cisns. 81 d Planners, 81 90 The rema naer Of The oe
cup,iions too ruraerous and Be stssc here
bal will be found in IA In the eport When published
L SCHERAERHORN.
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BROOKLYN AEFAIRs.

ST. JOINS CHURcH.-This edfce, which was
bot about g ysss ago. has recently undersons great al
tsation, especially fer the interior IL concerned
the ceiling having been arranged add painted TO represent
heavy besm. Of old Eogsh OAK resting ossen brackets
priscting from the wall ~ far the gallery The old
window the altar has given plsce Ia splendid one
OF saBed glsss ia which introduced appropratc EN-
Ems Thu psws have also been mod fnzsd aDd the
whole Interior prese1ts ehase and beautiful appearance
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0EyTN. 2I!BROADwAY.

Informs his friends and the poblie thsi h. he's
Nov supply Of his besuiifnl Beaver and aolsssn
Hats and that hs can
Now give his personal attention 10 bi. old cestos may
Of whom be forced 10 neglect 10 the 6rs rush Of
the sprisx trade.
Now heretofore be sdheres to his old ruls Of selling
the lowest possible prices ard,
Now that the fine spnns weather has takes pleasure
10 informing the ladies' that he has hand an urs.
quslsd stock Of superb fsney Hsts for children,
inside Of ihs most rsoh>yehs msteriss and In the
sles,ntstyies,
Now, too he would take the opportunity to remark ths
his stock Of Umbrellas extensive varied ssd ehssp
GENIN. zit Broadway
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Dusinsas NOTICES.

~ A. The NewYork Canels will open shortly all who
ntsnd to supply the people Of the country reminded
that advertisements may be inserted in the most widely
circulated iuruss OF tho whole region wheocs custom 10
desired a. the extensive Newspaper Agency ofV Pat.
MFR in The Tribune Budings, where vslu.be practical
inform stion be had the subject o. sdverns spd
choice Of the hest papers for which he the sccredfee
Agent and sohozed by the propdetors 20 receive snd
receip for both subscription snd Advertisements
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By Teleeraph to the New- York Tribune
Murder Of pIidsbipmsn McIsnahsn.

mp" -
Late accounts from Csliiornis- bring the SAD in-
,eHisence that Midsbipman T. McLASAHAS' o.
Baltimore. has been murdered by band q Gusr-
riilas
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re- That Magnificent Wsr oIk OF Mrs Pelby's Witch
represents in hguressz Of He T. Birth and Trial 4
Christ, and sso his Last supper with his Disciples n
sether with group OF hfelite figure, representing the
evil effects OF lnfenperance, has become popouG
the Auerican Museum, where IL attracting the stsu
ton Of thousands daily sud nighty all Of vhon are sso
smused with fhe lapgbzbs snd chsste performsnceso
Great Western the Yankee Dsnssrr the ploe Of the
Fire Kins SC SC To dRy pert finances p.ee At half
pet n.-nrk. Y ~ .nd nn.rt.r Do in N. s..rL-L
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CoKREcTIoS-In our Saturdays paper we in
sdver,eoiy gave Turner Of The Sixteenth wsrd. 1853
votes. The true returns are as follows;
Washington smith received .--................i,4T
William Turner ........--...-...i,OS 7
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KENTUCKY The Louisville Courier has tele-
grsphic dispatch from Frankfort, stating that Col
II NJ JOHNSON has issued an address to the people
of Kentucky announcing himself as candidate for
Governor OF that State.
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'olscH yrsrick,

Wing plurality ON regular tickets for Police Jus
tees 327S. Mcdrssh. irregular, Loco. received
so55 votes Ia the second Disrric, and WAS elected
Fret District Of the x'.esth Ward 10 hear FROM
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Things In fhi.n,ieip .lia.
Consspondencs OF The Tribune.

Consspondencs OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, sunday, April IL.
We have had a number OF fire alarms 10 day, but
do not hear Of any actual fire The weather IL pleasant
and the ffsmen want the eNercise OF running.
There were several farther incendisry attempts last
night bat fortunately they Uncovered and arrested
Houses Printing Telegraph in order it wo he'd besor
fully Yesterday. THIS seems his very PERFECTION OF The
tslreral he sT iutnfiug II does perfect
Morsss alphabet 10 unreabls In the Transmission Of
names. and ofteo cuts NJ other antics.
Oir weeks markets closed dull and without ch,oss.
SAtE SroCKs 80 First BsarI and i6cr-sj 0aa PsLbi
Sc Isl $40 o0o 90 Isl $500 a. cash IA - 900 do7
Sc Of0 do ~ "a s20'u do 81, 3 ~ 600 - 81. "a s3es
So 81 int ~ - roo do 81 srd ut "a 81 " Am Bsnt
Us 81 500 5 g. 1867 loii 10 Mcdaniel BIZ fi
Second beard and Afsrs 900 Ponns So n; IS M
1873. q 10 Commercial Bank 80 Lehish SCRIP eot;
$40 Lrhlth in 81
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Mr. Greeley has gained over last trial Ill Mr..
az last trial
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vorK FoR CIVIL JusrIoIs

Wing plurality the regular ,lsks, Tor Cvn Justices
ssee, Gsse votes were for irresaNs The Loco
Foo ueast, one Of whsn Mr.. oCOnRor IN the Second
Dhuiet u elected.
The rs,erns Of the Fret Distris, Of the ls,h Ward are
noe iucludsd
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GENERAL SEssIOSs-rimOthy Shea and Henry
Graham tried charge Of crestint riot At Carol
Hall and asssutiog man by the name Of RYAN FOUND
guilty Of afssut and battery only and each ed -l0.
Benismn Velsor snd R,bert Taylor, Police Oieeis were
then .syersy tried for false imprisonment The Jury
rendered verdict II not guilty...Chsr Cuoel VA
Mclean fr an assault on Michael Dsan Verdict, guilty
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CRors.-A resident Of M.ssilIon ard a pr

dealer, Informs harbo has lately been travelling tbv
the Wheat regions Of StsIk. Wayne snd Riohsnd aid 10
says crops never look promising than Hscor
respo'dencs with distant Wheat rssiors iosic.s
the gratifying state Of things lie thinks should he
weather Genuine favorable through tbs nth shnu
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SHIPwREcK-Capt. Carver, OF the schr. Cherc.
ke. which arrived st his yesterday from Havsps
reports the loss Of the schr Eastern star Of Portland
a. ut the 5h inst six miles to h- who'd ard Of Hsv,ni
Shs had been te Jarnco 10 tass in q mols,s ff
Northern port. After she hsd loaded she eneoun
tered severe Noriher aud PEELED 10 cut away hsi
masts The vesssl will BE total loss
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u MI. Pageot, late French Minister ss Wash
inst.n. said viii settle in Tennessee instead Of re-
turning TO ytsasA
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AUCTION NoTIcE-srocE ~ GRccgRIEs, FIxrusc.
kc.GERARD, BErTs& Co. will sell On Monday, April H.
Ut lOoelock a. 23l Bowey, north Of Houston
the Stock, fixtures &c Of the above store, eonsst
Of Green and Black Teas Jaws Sumsrs and other Coffee
New Orleans, Mu'covsdo aud Brown Havana sOsu 10
bhds bbs and boxes, loaf crushed aad powdered Saga
&c. &c. Also, Counters, Scsles Sugar MD, Sheiviss
excellent Horse years old. suitable for grocer
esrtn.n, groeer's Wagon, Harness, Ne Terms east
bsnkhDle mOnsI. al0 -
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THE VoTE IN PoRTLASD-The second election
for Mayor in Portland, has terminated, rs was fully
Anticipated in favor of the Wing candidate. We
COPY from the Portland Adrertiser the following
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" NEw FaScY GooDs sTSss, oss bsoAo% VA. "
10 tbsi, 80 OF Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Toilet Ans
cs. choice Psds@sry SOAPS. Fancy s...oos,y fsi
ysi",,55,,s ORCHARD BRUEN, 3s9 Broadway
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RIcBsLIEU DIAnosD-PosTED GOLD PfSs Inc"
pens which ars decidedly the ses. and ebesP" 10 cs
are sold exclusively By B. Z WATSON co. % "ni'n
It. sSdJ. Y. SAVAGE, % Fulton-sI Toe Po'n'' "e Wv
rsnisd to last for years, and or hnenes' ana hS1o
they are unsurpassed Our stock being '"se ana wen
sorted, those who wish to purchase s'a pens y 'hs
., soz.p will End an, or,ee, much lower than any olhs
dea In fhs ffad
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~ IMPORTED FREscH Calf Dssss Doors Of ss'''S
qoslitj and latest styles at prices to suit the tines '
cheaper than at any other establishment in the city A
Patent Leather Boots, Caters, SC. for sale By
ALI lws FRENCH SHAW, 10 Aao''
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~ The updeuisrei have this day recsived ehcis
ty,.n, Of French, Swiss, German, Itslisn and Epgis
pns eoored sad plain, with stcdss for young srtsu
hsoi.~sil 81 which will Do sold AZ eos thu e0osigrf'
n,oo.icE 10 leave for Europe In q fsw dsys
ORCHARD x BRUEN, $50 Broadway
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TIE sgAsos.-"sprisg time IL coming" and al pr
sons who desire TO enjoy good health ugh the SUNNI
nnonhs careful to purify sod cisanss their 'ysss"
from ell impurities and unhealthy that ssess
late particularly a, this ssason otis year sAsDs' S
sAPaKLLA 10 peculiarly adapted thi worn Of punJnt
as possesses all the curative ProP si.sof tho root In "
most efficient aud condensed FORM and acts directly w"
the blood in tbs process Of "a formation sud thus esss
the speedy removal Of u,e,rs Tumors scrofoia Ivy
tons Enlargement Of the Glands, and all other eAie'
Manifestations Of an unnatural circulation, +,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b.
SANDS, Wholesale Drusgsts, leo Fulton, corner OF
iiam-st rs Broadway, and II East Broadway Newi@
Sold also By Druggists generally throushoat me Up~
Stasss. Pnss q PEI bosss, % stx bottles bs ~.
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is corhsnty predicted provided the proposed sOs,,,
sion takes place
orO.. ineoIs 81 600 sy 90; nett 81 ooo.cs
Do on - so tus. tttu ser e'...t6s 90
Dividend on 81 t60.ooo. converted into
preferred s,ock." Al per cent?. $500
Dividend on - coo 900 Ct old sioek st
per cebf..s.s.s.+ssss..ss ssrs...-.ssoz'N
ooo-sl oopeco
At Boston the Money market is tightening ss.ir
Sons q tbs Insurance Company stock. dspr-,.s \,
recent heavy o,.ss-the Msrufscfur,rs e,Escisly II.
change Of Reading Railroad Bonds ess 10 iso a,o s.
amounting to s2.7s9. 600, attracts much s,tsstion
The following is comparative s,atemen, Of H.
bssins.. on the Central Railroad. Geofss fr uos,,
beginsuE with tie let ~ December sn3 eadps with -.
slst Of March
Farnins Of the Central Railroad for the rst frr u.
Of
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his PLANTATION for saie iying
on the waters of Big Iynches Creek in Lancaster DTtnc
Immediately the public road leading from Monroe Dn1n
road leading from Lancaster Court House to Chesterfield
Court Hosc The Land adoins Robert Hagger, John ko
berson Uriah Funderburk and Mary Knight ana conAms
mt and healthy portion of the country and immedatey IN
The Gold Rego-say miles from urlah funderog,ks
mine, and about ur miles from Belks mine Inc soai
"mc prCucye to all kinds of grain, and considerable
rt If ,hr rac, is bottom land well adapted to the cunyn
ou of Cotton The opened Land in fine state OF cult
ynnn. and abo,ns with springs Of excellent water and
, streams running through the Plantation; ALSO creek
r nsiJ.rb size runs through the land, along which b
smc excellent bottom Land, now in cultivation: s.,
On the premises isl good Dwelling House. Kitchen s;ls. ana
% ,ll in mod r.nair: also Barn and Stables, Thrash.
"r and House "a by Is feet, Cotton Gin House and
Screw, DC. &c.
A''' J. FUNDERBURk.
NIorc, II 1913 Is
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NHw TEIEsRapH.-A writer in the N. York
Journal of Commerce states that new Electric
Telegraph has been invented by Mr.. Bains, of
London, and is about to be patented in this coun.
trywhich bids fairto supercede all those now in
use. I, may terminate the controversy between
Professor Morse and Mr.. O'Rilley, much soon.
er than it could be done by the courts.
The writer in the Journal says:
'r"lr Chr. Bain's Telegraph) is both ingenious
and simple. He showed its operation to US, and
wha, we saw of its performances we feel not a
doubt but il is capable Of doing all the claims
for It. He shows in other words, that It ID ca
pable Of transmitting one thousand words per
minute over telegraph wires; which isa rapidly
wholly unparalleled.
What is more, he can prepare or put up long
dispatches in Liverpool, and when they arrive
at New York or Boston they can be transmitted
in few minutes. The Presidents Message,
which may fll 4. page ofthe Journal Of Com.
merce, he says. can be transmitted by this ma
chine 10 less than an hour. This appears extra
ordinary; but is made quite reasonable ny an
inspection of the operation Of the machine.
We econceive that no part oflhe invention in.
fringes in the least upon Morse's Patent. Mr..
Bain's dis penses entirely with the magnet; hence
his is simply an "Electricol Telegraph, and not
as Professor Morse claims his to be, an "Elec'
,ro. Magnetic. Telegraph"
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CLEVELAND'S
Indian Southern Vegetable DeObStruent,

The plants from which this Medicine is COM
pounded have been known to and used by the Ab-
orgines of the Southern States long before the
first settlement of the country. The first settlers
acquired from the Indians in their immediate ylcn-
ity knowledge of their very extraordinary medi-
clnal propert es and made of them. separate or
compounded with others combined. The recipe
from which this medicine is compounded has been
used by respectable family for more than fifty
years with great success, in treating all diseases OF
the Skin and impurities of the Blood.
1t is copposcd OF four plants Indigenous to the
vicinity of Charleston. S. C. The plants have been
list and the medicine is now prepared in scientific
manner, and by new chemical process of extrac-
ting the medicinal virtues Of plants. Nest medI-
cines of this class are administered indscrininate-
y without regard to disease, restriction in food,
diet or exercise and are so mixed up and disguised
that their active principles are rendered entirely
inert or are destroyed Not so this edcine. II
contains the curative virtues of the four plants
without Disgusting their natural taste.
l would now inform those who desire to use this
medicine that it would be entirely useless to do
so without strictly adhering to the directions.
1t is not pretended that this medicine shall cure
all diseaes that human::"s is heir 10, but few of
the most distressing ones, it will be found, will
yield like magic to its restorative energies. |
know that the idea of new medicine to come into
competition with the many preparations of Sarsa-
para and other Alternative medicines, may seem
to many presump uous. or to say the least absurd.
The proprietor places it before the public to stand
or fall upon its own merits.
The list of diseases for which it is recommend.
ed and which it is sincerely believed will cure, are
as follows: Scrofula and it's consequent diseases,
viz: primary, secondary, tertiary and consecutive
VeneriaI Diseases; enlargement of the Joints,
Glands, and Lgaments; Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and all Eruptons of the Skin and diseases arising
fro II an impure state of the Blood.
Prepared only by ]. A. CLEVELAND, and for sale
as above.
N. B.-Medicines may be obtained at any hour
Of the night by knocking at the side door.
may2, l9 tt
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Administrators Notice.

F. l.. Zemp having received from the Ordinary
of Kershaw District, grant of Letters of Admin
istraton de bons non Of all and singular the goods
and Chattcls, rights, credits, dues and demands
that were of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hereby
notifies the public. that all dealings with the es.
tate of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased, must
in futue be with the subscriber
Ali persons having claims against the said es:
tate, will present them properly attested, and all
persons indebted to the same are hereby notified
to come forward without delay and make payment
FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Admir-. de bonis non.
Jana u
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READ THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED.

Dear Sir:-Having experienced great benefit from
your valuable medicine, feel it my duty and privilege
20 let the world know what has done for me. Pos.
se.sed Of astroRg constitution naturally. had enjoyed
perfect health previous to the spring of ls43 when
was troubled with difficulty in my left side, attended
with considerable paip- Sometime in July was at
tackled with cough. which continued until fall; then
iwas confined 10 the house eight months, du.
ring which time my cough vas very severe. fre'
4ueny had spells of coughing which lasted two hours
daily raised large quantities ofdisagesas matter, ac
oompaDicd with blood. Sometimes raised guar,
of blood q, time. consulted threc physicians all u
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To the Public.

The subscribers beg leave to return their thanks
10 their customers for the liberal patronage a6or-
ded them during the past year, and to inform the
public that they continue the business at their old
stand, where all orders in their line will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to-. They
have good workmen and superior materials, and
will warrant all work done whether iron orwood
Ready made Ploughs kept on hand or made TO or
der. Wagons, carts, carriages, DC. made or re-
paired. Prices moderate. =
Jan. 10. WHITAKER g. ARRANTS. y
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spirits Turpcntinc and Rosin.
1OObbIs. Spirits Turpentine n.fine order.

The subscribers invite the special attention Of
Druggists, Painters and Camphine Di,tillers to
this articles as it is manufactured at their Distlery
ty patent process and from Virgin Turpentme,
and is perfectly white and entirely free from that
strong and unpleasant smell, peculiar to most of
the spirits made elsewhere, which is sometimes
burnt in being distilled, and which we avoid alto
gelher by our patent apparatus.
300 barrels of very superior Patent extra No. l
WHITE ROSIN, tor Druggists and soap-makers.
This Rosn is entirely free Of the spirits
B. F.. SMITH g. CO..
Paint and Oil Store, No. rs East Bay.
Charleston, April %. 1t
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DYING and Sewing.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public generally, that he is prepared to restore to
their original coors when faded, gentlemen's wea-
ring apparal, such as coats, pantaIo0ns, vests aad
cloaks, and neatly press. He will also remove
grease or paint, and line OF repair if needed or
wished. Ladies and gentlemens Bonnets and
Hats Dyed Black and neatly pressed.
He assures the pbblc that any work done by
him will not soil the whitestest article.
He will also continue 10 work at the tailor s
trade, and will receive the fashions regularly and
warrant good fits.
The subscriber may be found on DeKalb street
west of the M, +. Church.
tnril. 26 II7tf1 A. MILES.
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chiefguide. In this conceive to be all that
is necessary in the way of pledges.
The election of another candidate would oc'
casion no modification to me, but to such a
result, as the will of the people, | would willing
ly and calmly submit. As ] have had no am.
bi,ion to serve, but in the desire 10 serve the
country, it would bring me no disappointment.
With sentiments OF thigh respect and regard, l
remain your most obedient servant.
.a.;' ~ Z. TAYLOR.
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Ele2ant Extracts.

Among which are Lubin's much admired extract
of Jockey Club, Mousseline. Patcbouly, Verviene,
Rose. Orange de Portugal and Boquet de Caro-
line. Jules Hauel's Eau Lustral Hair Restora-
tive, Spanish Lilly White;Eau Divine de Venus,
for removing pimpes from the face and beautfy-
ing the complexion. Roussell's Bears Grnase
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