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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


wARREN COUNTY. NORTH CAkOLiNA
TSHE Proprietor of this Establishment neing ;,oa
for want of room, to accommodate all tnat Ni.
this healthf place of resort the last season. nus
that tine Greatly enlarged and improved his bulios'
cd :; o1 nrcnared to accommodate much larger mum
her No trouble or expense will be spared to make n.'
no+,ons comfortable and satisfied The medicinal pr
pertes of the water have been tested, and although
sufficient to cure all the ills OF which the human
is heir to-" are well adapted to the cure Oh
Liver Complaints Diseases of the Skln &C. satsiaooy
evidence of which be easily ootalhed no" P
living in the neighborhood of the Springs. pon
Persons travelling on the Raleigh and Gastoh INa
Road will ALWAYS find HACK ready for their accommo
laton at Henderson and also at the Wanenton Depo"
The Proprietor has good supply OF Ice. his
VIII ra,;a;.1 De as n0nown 1Dos r;on.h $16 90
do per week, oo
do per day, 90 oo
Single persons, per month"; eo
do do per week, oe
do do per day, ~
Children, under IL years of age and ser
uoa1hu s.'' ~ nait o,,tt, p,,tb' 10 90
J r. 81 3 90
- FI rs
Analysis OF THE WATER PRoFEssOR HARDY
| Gen Gas - - ... 90 ,S34 cubic inches
Carbonic Acid Gas .. 5000 DO 90
Sulph. Masncsa ~ DO oo
Sulpb Lime So grains.
Oxide of Iron DO
Muriate of Soda .--. .. . 10
Carbonate of Lime LOO
WIN. D. JONES.
June / 7IO-sw.
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FINE FLOODED STOCK.

FINE FLOODED STOCK.
TTNHE subscriber has superior North Devon Bull
Calves, year old, and fit for service next winter
which he will sell at $40 each. They are of the supe-
ror forms and choicest pedgrees Three four farmers
by uniting in the purchase furnish themselves with
this excellent stock (he only highly improved species
adapted to our climate) at a very cheap rate.
June 6, 1s4S. w. r. HOLT.
Lexington, N. G. C.-- 7lO-6w.
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Bank Of the state of North Carolina.

\ DIVIDEND of -Four and a quarter per cent, 70,
N the last six months, the Capital Stock of this
Bank, has been declared, and the will be paid to
the Stockholders ess the tax of on each
share owned by Individually at the Banking House in
this City, on the first Monday in July next and at the
Branches, fifteen days hereafter. .-
G. DEWEY, Cashier,
, juno 10. 71o-td
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O. L. RURCH q Co

Oa A1s OO E6OI1 COe
WOULD inform those who feel disposition to
Patronlse the labor of the deaf and dumb in our
~ State Institution, in acquiring trade to support
themselves after leaving the Institution, that they have
made arrangements with W. d. Cooke the Principal to
give the Mutes work and instruction in the manuactorv
of Shoes and hereafter orders may be left with them
the Principal, which will be promptly attended to-
January 10th, 1S4S. -. $50
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FIRE.
TTNHE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise, against
loss damage by fire. at premiums suit tho times.
This is of the Oldest and best Insurance Companies
in the United States and pays its losses promptly.
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh or its vicinity
to he made to 8. w. WHITING, Agent.
And for Milton, N. c., and vicinity to
NJ. PALMER, Agent.
October go, Is47. 676-1v
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES. FOR JULY.
1848.
j. w. MAURY g. CO. MANAGERS.
$4,000 Dollars!
400 Prizes of 500 Dollars.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For Enduring Leesburg Acudemy, and other purposes
Glass No. 33, for ls4s.
To be drawn at Alexandria Saturday, the 18th of
July, 1949.
GRAND SCHEME.
PRIZE of $4,000! l do. of 10000! do. Of
$4,000! do 5000! do. of 3 500! do. of
$2,243! 3 do. of $4,000! 3 Of 500!
3 do. of 81 300! do. of 1850!
300 Clowest Nos.) 500!
&c. &c. &c.
IS No. Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots!
Tickets s IO-Halves 5 $5-Quarters Sc SO
Certificates of Packages of IS Wholes $3.50 90
Do do Of IS Halves IS 90
Do do Of IS Quarters 30 so
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Pack
ages in the above plendd Lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention, and official account Of each drawing
sent Immediately after is to all who order from
Address ]. & G. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. MAURI, & g.. Managers,
alexandria, Virginia.
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatness accuracy and es
patch. Such as the following: Blanks, Pamphlets
Labels, Cards. Hand-bils, &c. &c '.. ~
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Wanted Immediately. ~F...s
100 BALES good Corrox, for which the hishes,
1OO cash pricc will be paid. ,,..t
ID. r. TUCKER & SON.
May l6, ls4s. 707-
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GNASTOR OIL CAPsULEs CANDY. A supply
Sof Castor Oil Candy for Children, and Castor Oil
and for sale by PESCUD g. JOHNSON
NOV. IL. e.. ..... 60a-
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Guperffne Family Flour, for sale by
- ..... r. TUCKER & SON.
May 16, 1s4s. ....s. .-. 10Y
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Doors AND SHOES of erery description, .tv
ID and fashiOu, just received and for sale by
o. L. BURCH, & co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13

Mn. AsroRs William abstract Of this document
has been published 1t was executed July H. 1886
and has codics and several e-attcstaons 1t makes
ample provision for all the relatives of testato ant
makes VIM B. Astor the grand residuary legatee.-
The principle beques for the public benefit is one Of
100000 to found free library in Astor Place, New
York. The building is not to cost more than $4,000
The lot is estimated at $4,000, being 65 feet front by
1875 feet deep $4,000 are to be expended in books
stationery, &C. The interest Of the remainder is tc
support the officers and make additions. There is
bequest Of $4,000 for institution to benefit the
poor of Waldorf, Mr. Astors native village in Germany
The other public bequests most Of which said tc
have been paid in Mr.. Astors life time, are $4,000
to the German Society," $4,000 to the Institution fo
the Blind $4,000 to the Half Orphan ASYLUM, g.
900 to the Lying-in ASYLUM
The personal estate is worth from to 8 millions
and the real estate about as much more, so that the
whole is less than $2O000,00O. Poor man, no wonder
he could not be more liberal Chronotype.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13
domestic GompGn0,

NEW HAMPSHIRE Madame Rumor says that
the 'nest of brothers with sister in it," the Huchln
sons, Is about to loose its bright bud son of New
York clergyman is soon to take the hand of Mrs Alb
by in Marriage.
Two large wooden buildings belonging to the Amos
keag Manufacturing Company, were wholly destroyed
by fire last week. Some hundred operatives thrown
out of employment by this casualty.
To-day, april 13th,) has'boen appointed day of
Fasting, &c, in New Hampshire.
It is expected that the Boston, Concord, and Mon
treal Railroad will be so far completed by the month
of May that the cars will run to Sanborton Bridge.
MASSACHUSETTS,. A paper has been read be-
fore the Boston Medical Society in relation to recent
discovery by DR.. Bgelow, that preparation of gun
cotton and ulphurc ether would cause incised wounds
to heal by first intention in few hours.
The Boston Whig denies peremptorily the statement
that Mr. Charles Francis Adams is about to publish
the writings of his distinguished father Mr. c. F. A.
is the editor of tine Boston Wing.
CONNECTICUT. According to the Hartford
Glzet!e no little excitement has been created in that
city by the mysterious death of Miss Mary Salter an
orphan girl of great personal beauty and sweetness Of
disposition. The Gazette ntmates that she has fallen
a victim to the arts of a clerical seducer, who coun-
selled one crime to hide another from the public gaze
The result of the election so far as heard from, is
as follows For Governor Bssell, (Whig) "a 073 =
Catlin; DEM 81 563. Scattering, GA. Thirteen
Wing senators have been elected and ninty-fiye Wing
representative to seventy-nne Democrats.
| RHODE ISLAND. The Home Print Works il
Pawtucke was the scene of most terrible explosion
and amentabe loss of life last week. The boiler at
tlched to the establishment has blown up destroying
number ofves. Eight bodies have been taken out
SIX men, lad and young woman. Six more arr
supposed to be in the ruins.
NEW YORK A letter from Niagara Falls, date
March 30th says: "The Falls of Niagara can be com
pared to nothing but mere mill-dam this morning.
In the memory OF the oldest inhabitants, never wa
there SO little water running over Niagara's awfu
precipice, as at this moment
A hundred guns were fred on the battery in Ne1
York. on Wednesday, in honor of the French Revolu
! ton.
r Sufficient wire has now been suspended across tn
Niagara at the Falls, to make crossing perfectly cas-
5 and safe Passengers are drawn across in a baske
for fifty cents. In flew days the line will be stron,
S enough to pass over cattle.
: Tammany Hall has been the scene of ninety ball
during the last season, and it is small estimate to ca
culate that at least $4,000 have changed hands
consequence of these festive demonstrations Nc
less than quarter of million Of dollars have bee
Y expended in balls during the past season.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13
CAUTION,

The public particularly cautioned inst being imposed upon
by that selling preparations of Sasapara which they
pretend the qualities Browns Sarsaparia and To-
Bes Since these Bters have been of red to the public
less than four different mt get up by
many different individuals and sold for the genuine The good
qualities Of Browns Extract of Sarsapara and Tomato or saa-
paa and Tomato Btts already known aud appreciated by
physicians and the pubcahcuary by those who have used
them for Impurities of the Blood bid llnmors Scrotous diseases
Bilious Affections Costveness, loss Of Appetite &c There has
been cine sold that has given such general satcton
There be the least doubt but this the best al
We have abundance Of proof of that fact
There been thousands Of of impurities Of the blood
cured by this medicine some Of them have been truly nder
where patients have been given ncurae The above
compound merely common eStra Of Sarsapaua, hut
very Of m best Spanish Sarapara, extracted by
entirely apparatus made expressly for the proprietor aud
used by no uth in This country This apparatus ensures
the VIII l. medical vualitiss Of this most vllu1bl
For f. Redtld s. X Collins, Montpelier, and by
dealers in medicine generally l5-lG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13

The following Article we copy with pleasure from The Boston
Mercantile journal, March 1896 and hope if any of
readers suffering from If complaints which it
said cure, they will speedily avail themselves OF il
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
many years that the wild cherry of this
climate possessed valuable medical properties lndeed this fact
the Aborgnes, and deCHCtiOn of the leaves
bark Of this has been regarded by their physicians
of the eectu remedies in many discusses This arr
arrested the attention of Dr. Wistar highly
spectacle practitioner Of Virginia He invested with the heal
ng properties of tho wild cheyestod its effects when admin
tered Alone and when in combination with other remedial
He found that its natural virtues might be greatly improved and by
combining with ingredients, whose properties well proved
and generally recognized medicine produced which cons
remedy great value in pulmonary Affections and diseases
of the chest and rUatdsrases which poverbaly prevalent
and large towns, and prove fatal swelling the
bills Of mortality much greater extent than the with
other had almost said all other classes of diseases.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale BY P. Redheld and $. X Collins Montpelier Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13

reform-the people may demand, even to the abandon
ment of monarchy itself
HOLLAND.
The King of Holland has sent message to the
Chambers desiring of the House to propose any meas
ure Of reform they might deem ft assuring them Of his
cooperation. His Cabinet Immediately resigned
PRUSSIA.
There was serious Disturbances in Berlin from the
18th TO the 18th ut Between the military and the peo-
pie The streets were barricaded for three days.
Two or three persons were killed by the troops and
several wounded. The people demanded the liberty
of the press-the King finally consented to abolish the
censorship throughout the Kingdom.
ENGLAND.
The queen was delivered of an heir on the 18th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13
IIINRICIIS & Co.


French and German Importing House, Is and Klhy ST. Boston,
Wholesale dealer French, German and English fancy Goods
and Toys Fine Cutlery, Combs, Brushes, Fans. Perfumes,
Vons, and articles Of American Manufacture,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13

lean and French flags on the same staff and ad-
dressed the Provisional Government, through
Nh. Goodrich, as follows:
Gentlemen, Members of the French ProUis-
iOnGI Government; As citizens of the United
States, and American spectators of recent events
IN Paris, We have come to offer our congratua-
tons, and to ask your acceptance of two flags,
as emblems of eternal alliance between France
and the United States.
Grateful recollections of past ties, the amity
which has existed between YOU and us, prompts
US to be the first to testify to you and the people
OF France the sympathy, respect, and admiration
with which recent events inspire us-acknowl-
edglng the right Of every nation to form its own
Government We sincerely congratulate you
on the mighty revolution you have made, and
may we be permitted to felicitate France on the
choice of republican system, recognising the
true basis on which all just Governments must
rest
'!The great principles of liberty and political
equality have been the bases on which depended
your recent struggle.
owe have witnessed the magnanimity of the
French people, and their selfcommand in the
hour of Triumph, and speedy return to order and
law after great tumult and confusion. We see
an these omens great good to France and to man
kind, and the assurances that what has been so
noby begun will be consummated in the estab-
lshment of Just and liberal Government, and the
enjoyment ofpeace, liberty, and prosperity, among
the citizens Of great countries,
"Accept the testimonials of the sentiments
which fill our hearts, and at present be assured
that the news of the revolution you have achieved
will be hailed by our countrymen on the other
side of the Atlantic with emotions ofhope and Joy
for France and for the world"
IN. Arago replied: 1t is my conviction that
France and America will live in the most init
mate relations of friendship and union. We re-
ceve the colors with gratitude. They shall be
placed in the Hotel de Vile trus, that despot-
ism shall never attempt to snatch them thence.
Loud applause.
"The double flag was then placed in the sale
de reception, and the deputaton withdrew amidst
cries Of Vioe Ia RPabhqmH"
MAGNANIMOUS.
We have seen a copy Of private letter from
an American gentleman in Paris, in which it is
stated that, in the origiona draft of the address,
the phrase "the great principles ofliberty for all
mfn," &c. was used; but, at The instance of
Southern man, for all MN" was stricken out !
Is there an American citizen If any Character
North or South, who will not teel sc2ndaIized by
such contemplate meluness! The man who
could thus dehle the hour of the triumph of
great nation over political slavery, by watching
over the interest of personal slavery, had no bus
mess in such deputaton His proper place
would have been in the fishing smack at the foot
of the runaway kink.-Nut Era.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13
WHITCOMB FULLER,s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden 1t Hyde
Lamole District, park, within and for said district,
the 9Th day If Auril, A. D. lS4S
William Wilbur Administrator, the of Whtcomb Full
Ter late of Waierve said district deceased presents his adj
mnisraton account settlements Wherepon, ordered
he same be referred 90 day of April S4e Probate
Office in said ydepark for examination aud allowance and thai
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this order In
the Green Mountain Freeman printed Montpelier Vt,
weeks successfully may be- that they may APPEAR and
said time and place if they cause object thereto
! Is 3w HARLOW T. SMITH, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13

az We have published evidence Of the value Of Vaughn
IL Great American Remedy the vegetable lhonrptc Mix
TURF in columns the past months than we have publish
ed in many of any other preparation twill stand higher
and perhaps does at the moment than advertised
unadvesed medicine in the whole catalogue Of nosums Tho
article for oveytAng to prove it, look cOums
and evidence Of the Of Dropsy, Reumasm Gravel
Scoua and fifty other and various complaints and from people
of truth too Names dates &C. given Read the pamphlet in the
Agents hanis. The advertisement in columns under The
Great American Remedy"
/ For sale BY s. Z. COLLINS, Mammalian is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13
EVevkly RcCc6Dts.

C Dana, Mr. Blanchard M Billiard, 0 Perkins, A
Sharpe, A Long, w Washburn,W Whittaker,J G Da-
Wis, Il Randall, r Hanks, 81 each; Parker, r Felch
81 so each; L Child S T Beam SOC each; Marsh
l. s Howard, Brewer Use cach E Bracket, SO;
Inman, so; c S c Barnes SLIP; L Richmond, pel
agencyJ $40; S w Stewart, S McMiclln, 81 each;
Davis Soc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13
Dte0

In this village, on the 18th inst, Helen Elizabeth
daughter of William and Lydia Dodge, aged years
and months.
In Dover, on the 1lth ult, Mary H., wife of Edwin
f. Sherman, aged q years,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13
4flarrt0.

In Manchester, N H., Jan. g. by Rev. Mr.. Jones,
Mr. M. Edison Ellis, and Miss Roxan G. Clogston.
In Chelsea on the 26th ult, by Rev. Mr.. Copeland,
Mr., Eliab Skinner, and Mrs. Laura A Bean, both
OF C..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-13
METALLIC RUBBER BETTING,

Steam Packing Engine Hose and all articles made of Vulcaniscd
Rubber.
CHEEvER McBuRNEY, No, Liberty sqaure Doston.
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=. WILEY. H., 20 Ntate strcet.
WHITING Il KENO
PROuTY & MEARS,

IMPROVED CUTTING EDGE, CENTER DRAFT PLouGHs
Patented lSi7.
Designed for common deep pophng complete
Of Agricultural and Horticultural implements oveys
Patent Hay Gutter, etc, Grass, Guden Field and Flower
Seeds warranted fresh and pure. Also Portable Brick Fur
naces for heating churches hospitals public buildings
Wholesale and retail 49, ~ and - North Market Street Boston
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21
For tic Advertiser. |
TO THE. CANDIDATES

We wish not to do injustice tn any man
or any set oftnen Nor are we of that class
who would speak with abuse or unkindness
of your opinions and sentiments, as is rre-
qnenly done, in regard To candidates.
The leading idea with US has been. sim
ply, that the Message of Gov. Hammand
and the essay of 4dnti- Delft should arouse
the people from their Indifference. as to
The condlion Of the Bank. to thorough
scrutiny of its actual management We
desired to have iried what we conceived To
be an issue of fact. as to The beneficial and
successful operation Of this insriturion.-
We presume this was The uI,erior object OF
Voter"
70 this end he "set. this ball in molion." ;"
At first, we think. some of yon met This
question unfairly. For although you ap.
proved "of rigid investigation of tic
Bank" you refused 10 commit yourselves
as TO any plan of conducting thai invesli-
sa'ion. Assuming as has heen said, in
uss!tgation tn he the principle. still il may
leglllmaIely follow, that the manner of in
yesIsatIns The Bank is highly important.
IL is Tho very essence Of wisdom to "use
Tho bes. means TO accomplish IaudabIc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21
WITHDRAWAL OF THE TROOPS
FROM MEXICO.

The Baltimore Sun of the 18th inst.
says:-ln view of the early close of The
war in Mexico. orders have. just issued
from The Department Of War al Wasbing-
ton. inr The transportation OF lie volunteers
as near their homes as circumstances and
the convenience of the service viii permit.
Accordingly, The NJ asso chuse,ts regiment
will he sent direct to Boslon: tho New
York and New jersey regiments to jFor,
Hamilton. New York liarbor,; The Penn
sylvanla regiments, one TO- PHILADELPHIA
and one to Piitshurs; The Maryland aud
District Of Columbia regiment to Fort Nc.
Henry; the Virginia and North Carolina
regiment 10 Fort Monroe and The South
CaroI'pa resimeut,n ,n~For MnuIuie; les.
pfcl,vely, where they will. paid and
regularly mustered out Of service. BIZ the
commanding or other officers assigned to
thai duty. -..g.. r....-...,. =,
Convenient, places are also assiened for
mastering out Of service the olEierdlTc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21
Forcing NEWS.
By The america, at Boston.

~
The America arrived at Boston in an
eyceeIly short passage. We make the
following synopsis Of News Which she
brought. The time III making the voyage,
from Liverpool 10 Boston, was few hours
aver ten days. This is the shortest pas.
sage on record.
Commercial Mat'ers.-Cotton, on The
lsl inst. declined an eighth of a penny,
but the demand improving, Inc decline
had been resained On The third, aud lair
Uplands were quoted al Il, leaving tho
quotations in the same stale al The sailing
ot The previous steamer. Orleans fair
quoted at i IS.
Breadsluff' were declining Flour &c to
29s; Indian Coru 36s TO 3Gs G,l, and The
marker inactive.
Political. In France lie most perfect,
quietudo exists. All attempted dislurban.
ccs have been efectualy suppressed.-
BIanqni had been arrested.
In England, the Charlists had made
some demonstrations, and snme riots had
been the results. That they were of Il Sc
rious nature, however is not all probable.
as Consols. always lnoked to rs a :esr of
Qnie'ude aud stability. are quoated at 81
81 2 for account.
The German and Danes have had ano
Iher battle, in which tho latter arc said to
have been victorious,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21

Those pale-cheeked soldiers-they will
come. home-each Of them swilha laurel
wreath upon:his sdrow-eachwith know
ledge .bathe5has ba,,led for his. couniry's
glory. The Am erican bloodIhat has been
spi'ied4in Mexico will serve 10 ferfitize
her soil and reader it more pregnahle to
the seeds Of liberty, which thanks to our
institutions are fast beingimplanted. When
the great teachers of the rights. Of men step
upon their homeward shores, @let moi, New
Orleans be backward in doing them hon
or and justice. .:a:s 49,. 5.--::..z.s..,s.,.
We call upon the various military do
partmenls of the city TO sec whilst The poor
soldiers remains here, that their persons
may be protected from ,hoso5 calamities.
both personal and pccuniary, That are to of
ten incidental to a soldiers Iifs.s The brave
fellows have taken care of our honor as a
nation abroad, and it belooves us now to
take care Of them when they shall return.