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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
VERY IAI.UABIN I.ANn. TOR SIZE

VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
I'VE subscriber intending .he est oncrs the
L following tracts OF Land fo' Sale, viz; tract OF
Land on the South Bank t>an .vc about mile
inc own OF Madison, pcin sham county y. c. and A.
mics above l'anville Va, containing ONE THOUSAND
(Hf.ss ACRES, upon which good two story framed
Xiii, House, 4S by 20 feet, with end room story
only 6 by %, together with all other necessary
ouscs Gn;ludng Tobacco Iouses) first Spring,
cnient, beautiful Oak Grove around the House
high healthy and handsome situation, good Apple and
Peach Orchard and about hundred Of good Low
Grounds. The upland we'll timbercd and good deal of
good Tobacco Land he plantation der good tence
This place has good fishery quite con-nes TO tho dwc
ling House.
One other tract known BY the name Of ALIENS DE
LIGHT, the county line between Rocking ham and Stokes
running through it and lying the north bank Of Dan
River, extending along the bank If the same tao
miles containing betw 700 and 500 About 200
and scarcely cquaed fertility soil timber ncu
ding Pine, Oak, Hickory sc. ihis has large one
story dwelling house, with other houses an excellent
spring and also good fishery and would do well two
settlements could bcdvidcd give about
equal portion of low grounds and timbcred land the
above tracts OF land lie within 10 !. miles where the
contemplated l!a' Road from Dansille Charlotte is
q peced to
desired By the undersigned that any persons who
wish to purchase lands This the country Will
shortly and examine for themselves and would be great
ly preferred to make each sales sacrifice Those
wishing topucha.e would do we'll oppor
Mtg, seldom that such desirable situation. and
valuable tsActe OF land age fos sale at any price.
WILLIAM FENEI..
Madison, Rockingham county y. {. Aug I.-l3t
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$40 REWARD

RANAWAI from Messrs. w. w Tonev co
Hon the lth inst. a bright muat,, Boy,
NAT.
appareniy % or thirty years of age. small Stature and
Quite b'x-anklcd. Shoemaker by trade and havnr p.
'oped with his tools. he probably intends making his
a free State.
The abpve reward of TEN DOLLARS. will 10 c;v.
en- for his Apprehension and detention in Jail or hi, dv
~ 10 me in Fannville,ta.
June 1915 p IT J.CUsO%
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tILIRLES +. HAMILTON.
Dnrnerrinn .iriiL

IA I'D res ecfully invite Ladies aud Gentlemen
w (vhe;hrr they Are DESTROYS IT having miniatures
taken no. } to call at his rooms il tie Cabell House
and examine number ot specimens taken BY hin since
his return from New York, with his improved Aprara-
tus, and
Large Shy Li-H.
which he has had erected considerable expense in
the Cahtll House.
Tie Subscriber tlatters himself that his nriIureS on
Inspection will be found superior any before taken
in This State
B. supply Of beautiful Gold Loches, suitable
for DHgnrereoIypes, for sale.
Sept win
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DENTISTRY.
$. B. D.fSESPORT,
DENtl>I,

nFFERs his service to the citizens of I.ynchburg
~ ard the adJrlnng counties, at the following very
reduced prices. y hen performed at his office on
" a EFT STREET.
, doors abov. Main. viz
Inserting artificial Teetn gold plate. each s. %
do do do on pivot iuck from TOD 90
Plugging Yerth with gold fIl. from 10 +. ~
do Do do Tin 30 each -
Filing each 81
Cleansing, from CO;"S W
Extracting sac. 30
Satisfactory reference given by those o' hom have
operated
June ij-6n
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Thu. Srsaparla is used with the most perfect success
Rheumatic comp ANTS however cronc. The
spnI>hng it has performed indeed wonderful. ~
Their remedies give temporary e!ic this entirely
eradcates from the when the limbs and bones
are dreadluy swollen.
% Ica, Mr. Seth Fevv OF thc oldest and most se-
spectacle LAWYERS in Hartford Conn Inc following aH
extract of letter rtceiv ed from him:
Or NSEND-3 have used one bottle OF youe SsrSapa-
villa find excellent it. effects upon Chronic Nheu-
matte pain which am subject from injury occasioned
several years ago public stage. please send me Two boz
the ar seymour. have conVerscd with Two
pri.cpa hysciln. and 1ecom,cn: your SarSapa'4
sEIi YEItRl.
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LICORICE.
Ok CASES "Gaulhey's" Mass Ticorice superi
~c article, and such as will susa ain the former high
reputation of this branl-jns to hand. Also variety
vi other brands, both of Mass and Stick For sale by
July 27-.s McCOKklE g. SIMPSON
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ssaslGSa 4 MACE,


RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
4 RE receising large and general assessment OF
n SROCEHIES,
Among which.
~, hAl-. It. Croix, Porto Rico, Ata4syAs an! New
Orleans Sugars,
50 40 and bbi, Molasses,
500 bags prime Rio Coffee,
100 do do laguira d,
~ q. do Cape, 10
500 Sacks salt,
500 kegs Nails,
5000 lbs. good and good damaged Sole Leather,
500 reamS Wrapping paper,
400 do Cap do
- boxes Hull * Son. Candles,
- do 81 lOand 10 u ~ Glass,
80 do Soap,
80 do Stuarts Loaf Sugar,
% bbs. do Crushed d"
10 do do Ground do
% boxes Teas.
j. BIi-tered Steel.
Hoop Iron, shot, Lead Powder, Pepper. Ginger, Pgnea
to- indigo, Nader, CopperaS, Broons, Buckets.
10 which inv lite tn attention Of the trade-our friends
and he public generally. BRCGH s MACE
tti.hnond, August 2l-lm
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ESA virtue Of tAr authority, Vested III Ic w ocrd
- rrl-t, ~ John NJ. Price and viIu heariu
at the it DAY oi N.Y. - ~ ana Of il TIE rk
once OF }'et"ir Roanoke and Montgomery counties.
oier to SELL privately, that portion rf the
"BENT MOUNTAIN"
T 4 \ I o. Lac -,
which remains unso!d consisting of about
1--WE OR SiN THOUSAND ACRES OF
I.ILJ.4DLE LAND.
ne sand Iraet situated in the c,nlics of " goncrv
and Floyd,and embraces within its boundaries much
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole Of it well ada the growth of Grass. an
10 the cultivation OF ro3ts Potaoas turni bcct,
persons wishing to purchase stock farms for erlne
cattle horses, mules orshoeP cannot too hi ghlv recommend
the land now oifcr Tor sale know of such range for
Stock as the Bent Mountain. The healthnes of
The place proverbal, and there more desirable place
Tor summer residence.
Persons who be DESTROYS Of purchasing Will address
John NJ. Price, the undersigned at Finca>c Mr. Price
DC Away ready to accompany persons who wish view
INC lands Mr. SlllingS Who lives the D ace will
take pleasure in showing the land. Terms Of sale will be
MADE known BY Mr.. Price the undersigned. ana viii
dcavo 70 make them agreeable q persons wishing buy
ALIEN. p. ESkRlDGE,
'nhc wits Surviving Trustee.
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gr,n the Rltin,'e American Farrar.
'YO KEEP uNI-SE. COOL.

Open the du,rs and windows at five o,.luc. il 'ie
morning; keep them open hInrs then Icose thrfn
all viidovs. doors and window shades.ard the
house VII remain cool during the ho'test part vi iEe
day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

SCROFUIA CURED.
Sls Certlcaic concisvey proves thai This Sa1saparla
has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases Of the
blood dhrco persons cured in holsei
THREE CHILDREN.
pr. Townsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure 10 nnor
you that three OF my children have been cured Of the
ula BY the your excellent medicine. They ahct
ed very severely with bad have taken only bottles
ittook them for which feel myself under deep oblr
ton. Yours, respectfully.
ISAAC " CRANE, LOG Wooster st.
New York, March /, 1917.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from pLvs
clans in different parts OF the Union.
This certify that the undersigned PHYSICIANS
the City of Albany, have numerous cases
Townsends Sasaparla and believe it to be one q h n,o.
valuable preparations in the market
II. p. PULLING. NJ. D.
]. WILSON, MD
Il B. BRIGGS, NJ d.
UNITED STATES OFFICER
Corp. and member the New JERSEY Legislature has kind
y sent us the following certificate 1t tells its story
Rdicay, Jan %, 1917
A year since was taken with the Influenza, and who
system left in dcblitaed was induced to inv ~
Townsends Sarsapara and after taking or three bottc
much relieved and attribute entirely to the sid
Sarsapsrla. have continued akn. it and find that m
prove every day. believe it saved my life and wouldnot
be without it under any consideration
CIV Mclean
PILES, PILES, PILES!!,
DR. Townsends Sarsapara is less successful in .urinc
this distressing complaint than for diseases the Blood Dv
pepsa rheumatism, and Nervous Debility. Read tsfollow
la truly wonderful For the last eight ye;rs past
have beer subject attacks Of the piles durn. yhc
have suffered all the torures of that complaint bad cs-
aired of finding relief except in death the pleas
ire to inform there vet balm in Gieadn lave
Used two bottles of your Sarsarara, and no remains of
ny old complaint send you this Tor publication, and any
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DIR TOIC.FS.ND'S
r. MS r Il l. l. \.
rI,E HOSV FXTRAcRDINARY MHDlCISEiN
THE WORLD.

.p,Is Extract put up quart bottles il Is SIX te
cheaper plcasanter and warranted superior 70 az. ~
Ii cures diseases without vomiting parsnS, sickei's o
bilitating the patient.
GREAT FALL AID WINTER MEDICINE
all other medicine t. while radcates diseases, nNiso
rates the body II the vcty best Fail ana Nl'c'
known; it only purlhcs the whole
ana strengthens the person, but it creates new pure aha
blood power possessed rs Other medicine Ana ~ thiS
lie, great wonderful. success It has perform
cd within the past two wears more than 3D. 900 cures 81 Sc
we're OF disease at 1909 We're considered
incuIable.
More than 5000 cases Chronic Rheumatism
1000 eases Dyspepsia;
1000 OF General debility and want OF Energy,
900 cases of the different I emalc CompiAlhtsj
1000 OF Scroiua;
l,500 of the Liver Complaints;
$500 o Disease Of the Kidneys and DropSv;
5000 cases of Consumption; 49,
And thousands of cases disease OF the blood VIZ oltci
Erysipeas Salt Rhcum, Pmpes the face, ~c, S>c TO-
gether with Sick Headache Pam III the
Side and Chest Spinal Affections, Sc, &C.,
This, aware, must appear Incredible but we have
letters from Physicians and from agents from all parts OF
he United States. inormn. q extraordinary cures H.
Van Buskr Esq. the respectable Druggists IN
Newark, " j. informs that he refer 10 more than l?o
place alone There thousands OF cases IL
the City OF New York w,h will refer 10 with pleasure
character 1t is the best medicine Tor the pre-
disease known. undoubtedly saved the lives o.
more than
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T.. e.. zee,

SURGEON DE.NiJST
4 kfflCE on the cross Street leading from Main St
~ to The " Washington Hotel, and opposite the Post
Office, where he is prepared to do all operations in Den
nslry
Dec. :-.l2s
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TO CONTRACT ORS.
" Z have on hand. suitable for Contractors.
w 1900 lb~. Cast Steel. assorted size:
5000 Feet Patent Safety Fuse,
l5,OOO lbs. Round, Square. and Bar Iron, well as
sorted
l5,oN lbs. Western Bac,n prim, quality:
5 Dvzen Rowland" Shovels,
ALSO,
lot of Crow Bars, Sledges. Mould and Rore.
Sept lo-'s McCORkLE & SIMPSON:
HH1skEY, BRANDY, SC.
NE have just received and offer for sale
w 80 bbls Common Whisky
so do hest Old Reciifie,l do
Also, superior Cognac aud Champagne Brandes
August ~ HcDANIEL T. LEE
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" n OK f IL T. !
BOL'TING CLOTHS.

BOLIING CLOTHS
FINtE subscribers Keep anlIy on hand all No
Il frnm 10 10 If Cd .4nker and Dufours Boiling
Cloths. which warranted genuine and will he sold
very how. PETERS s STIGLER
August It's
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Plaintiff,

L Court ct Hastings held il AMI L,g the o.pnraiio h
y iynrhour4- at the Courthouse on Monday lie !r,
IA uuary, ISL: -!
W llsol +. Is, want, plaut1
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DICkLISG MATERIALS OF BEST QUALITY.
i! large and general assortment. for sale at
-, NCWE3. DAWES,
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5000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON.
RHEUMATISM.

\. removed the of disease and prepared them p
lie season. 1t has been known to 1nJnre
he least the most delicate child,
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TOR RE.NT.
FRIHE fine Grocery and. door u MIS- Mel anicl
Lee and in the most business part N tie town.
ALSO.
The Corner House opposite Mc,Srs Bryant s Tusct ana
next door to NIr j. H. Seay. The under pant also
find stand, an has all the houses alta a.
The upper portion has long been Boarding lsr
an! Is well fitted for such purpose, 4 family POI
session Of either can be had Oh applicatioI..
Fu,Cernls sc. apply to
ALEXANDER i.iGC.tT
p..:-~;m
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lib raj an made known wv lhe dlr VI srlc For M
thrT ln"rn!t"n, apply y Reynolds y Terry VI JUN
II. Iyrce Lyuchbur..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
FOURTEEN LIVES OF GEN'L TAYLOR.

FOURTEEN LIVES OF GEN'L TAYLOR.
1t is notorious fact, that fourteen lives Of
Gen. Taylor have been issued by the Federal
Publishing Committee in Washington City
The Union says that " some contend that there
are actually but twelve extant; and others
will have it that thirteen is the number" We
agree with the Union, that we need light on
the subject, and hope the biographers of Tay-
lor will speak out and let us know the actual
number, whether it be twelve, thirteen or four
teen, and which of them contains the letters
of Messrs. Corwn and Smith, proving Gen'l
Taylors promise 10 his Northern abolition
friends not to veto the Wilmot Proviso. We
would like to have glimpse at this one, SO
that oar readers might have the letters spread
before them. Will the publishing Committee
or some of the federal tribe, be kind enough
TO send us copy?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

1.-THE principles of our Government as yell as
its true policy, opposed to the snb;uuat;on If
other cations, and the dismemberment Of other
countries by conquest. In the languape If tho
great Washington, why should we omit mr.
own to stand on foreign soh'" ' WI
Zachary Taylor in his Allison letter.
1t seems to me the most judicious course to
be pursued on our part, would be to take posses.
sion. at once, of the line We would accept by ne.
COLLATION., extending from the Gulf of Mexico 10
the Pacific. and occupy the same, or keep wha,
we have already possession OF, and that with Tam.
pico will give US all on this side of the Sierra
Madre, and as soon as l occupy Satillo, will in.
clude six or seven States or Provinces, thus hold
ing TamPico, Victoria, Monterey. SaltilIo, Chi
huahua, Santa Fe and the Caliiornias; and say to
Mexico-d'ive US from the country"
Gen. Taylor to Gen. Gaines.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

CoRREcTIoN.-An error occurred in the ar
ticle headed Tell the people," published in
our last paper. Last paragraph, 4th line from
the bottom reads, "They 1.-THE feds] have cook
ed the spirit of war" 1t should have read
crooked &c.
We have corrected the error for the sole
benefit Of our neighbor of the Chronicle, as he
has seen fit to attempt little wit on the mat
ter, at which he is very apt scholar, in his
own imagination,
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SILL'S CREEK.

For the Journal.
Mr.. FULToN-Agreeable to request, send
you down for publication the account of the
formation of the Washington Cass and Butler
Club Lott Groom was chosen President ;
Dempsey HarrelI, Vice President; Alexander
Lamont and Thomas Tate, Secretaries.
The following gentlemen were appointed a
Committee OF Vigilance bradley Pigford,
Jere. Hand, John w. Murray, Boney South
erland, George w. Groom, David Rivenbark,
Edward Rivenbark. Edward Garris, Matthew
johnson. Capt. E. P. Pigford, Thomas Lee,
John Filyaw. James FiIyaw, Wiley Moore,
E. Powers, John Powers, Daniel Kerr, Jacob
Wells, Sem, VIM Lamb, Robert Bannerman.
The Committee Of Vigilance are particular
ly requested 10 meet at HarreIls Store, Wash
ington, on the 21st of this month, being the
third Saturday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
THE UNION SHIELD.

This is the title of a new democratic paper,
just started in the city OF N. York The first
number has been laid upon our table by the
publisher, for which we return our thanks
The Shield is printed upon large sheet, and
advocates the cause of Cass and Butler in a
mastery manner The true democracy of the
city of New York have only two papers, (the
True Sun and the Union SHELBY through
which they can speak out their sentiments.
We fervently hope that they will both be sus-
tanned in a manner becoming the cause they
advocate,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

0G-The last Chronicle parades in large cap
iIafs, at its head, an extract from Mr.. Stew
arts speech, to show that Gen. Cass received
$64, 900 for extra services rendered while he
was Governor of the North Western Terrific
ry. Will the Chronicle publish an account OF
the extra pay Gen. Taylor has received from
the public Crib, without his having rendered
any extra service TO his country' We shall
see. The Chronicle need not postpone the
matter for want of acopy. He can find it al
stated in the Journal of the 9Th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

0d-We notice in our town contemporaries
that Federal mass meeting is 10 be had al
Warsaw, in Dupin County. on tomorrow
and that Hon. George E. Badger, the author
OF the "Whig Text Book " of 1910, will
harangue the people on that occasion. Mr.
Badger evidently begins to be fearful of bis
situation as Senator of the United States, and
hence his laborious efforts 10 carry this State
for Taylor and Fillmore.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

M1L1rARY.-The friends of Brig. Gen. L. H.
MARsTELLER, of the Sd Brigade, 9th Division
of North Carolina Militia, requests US to state
that they present his name to the officers OF
the several Companies composing the Major
Genl's Division, 10 fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation of Maj Gen. ALExAN-
DER MCRAE. We are also requested to state,
that if Cen MARsTELLER should be elected,
he will cheerfullY serve in that capacity.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
DemOcratic Electoral Ticket.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING A.!

We are requested by number of Democrats
TO give notice, that meeting of the Democrat
ic party of New Hanover county will be held
at the Court House, in this town, on Tuesday
night of our next Superior Court. Come one,
come all. Let us have a grand turn out
Several gentlemen will address the meeting.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

u-The illness of the Editor has entirely
prevented him from bestowing any attention
TO this number of the Journal He is now
recovering, and hopes TO be able to resume
his Editorial duties in few days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
For the JOurna'

Mr.. FULroN-I have been requested tc
send down to you list of the Committee Of
Vigilance for the Rocky Point District, ap.
pointed at the Company muster on Saturday
last The Committee consists of the follow.
ing gentlemen, viz Evan Larkins, David
McIntire, William Robitzsch, John McLen,
don, Lemuel H. Bowden, William Hand. Sen
Owen Murray, NJ Cowan, John Brothers, anG
M. C. Collins.
The Committee are requested TO meet at the
Isham Armstrong Grove, on Saturday, the els
instant
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET!

We shall have printed, in few days, a
large number of Cass and Butler Democratic
Electoral Tickets Our friends should lose
no time in supplying the different sections of
the country with them. Price ST per thou
sand. Send in your orders, and get supplied
in time. There is nothing like haring an am
pie number ready on-the day of election.
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LOOK AT YOUR TICKETS

We caution the unsuspecting voter against
the name of Fillmore is obnoxious TO the
Southern people, and large number of the
federal party having openly declared that they
cannot and will not vote for him, we
have strong grounds for cautioning the public
against receptions that may be attempted
The name of Willard Fillmore, will, in all hu-
man probability, be omitted on the Taylor
Ticket In order that our readers may know
who are Federal Electors, we have thought
proper to publish the ticket Mind, you, in
voting for the Electors below, whether his
name is printed on the ticket or not, you vote
for Willard Fillmore, the federal candidate fol
the Vice Presidential Chair, an out and out
aboltionist:
FEDERAL ELECTORAL TICKET.
For President,
ZACHARY TAYLOR, of Louisiana.
For Vice President.
WILLARD FILLMORE, of New York.
For State Electors,
Let District, Hon. Kenneth Rayner,
I'd Hon. Edward Stanly,
Sd Henry W. Miller,
4th " Hon. w. H. Washington,
5th " George Davis,
9th " John Winslow,
9TH " John Kerr,
9Th " Rawley Galloway,
9th 4" J. w. Osborne,
10th " Todd r. Caldwell,
18th " John Baxter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

propriety, not to say absurdity, in my view ).
giving pledge.
am aware that ycu have not asked any plsd
and believe know your sound judgment y,
good sense too well to think you desire anv a. aa
thing. It was, however. to prevent any misrsUS
sentstion On the part of others. that have tar
my duty to say thus much on this subject. "R
am, respectfully, your most obedient serv,o,
Willard FILLMORE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

7tl-'Vih general disposition TO retain
every thing which is. whether good or evil.
and want of sympathy in all the great and
progressive changes in the condition of men
and things, which the 10th century has wit
messed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

Wing Prineiples.-In 1910 they were the
juice o; the apple now the cry is "a little
more grape"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
Friday, October rs, 1sAs.

DemOcratis RepubIicen NOminatiOns.
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
GEN. z Il w I 8 ca g.
OF MICHIGAN.