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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23
VOL. NNVI.---NO. 60
advanced Presidential election by the pledges which
1t wishes all the South In take
F,on the Gluhe.

advanced Presidential election by the pledges which
it wishes all the South Ia take.
F.on the Globe.
at is clear iha, The southern Tlii'ofm recently con.
s,uccd buit upon sand. aud upon The rock Of The
constitution The first frsolunn. adopted by the Vr-
gnla Convention, contains dIttflucs nn warranted
by the Constitution. Old Virginia rerotrlding in her
understanding ri the Constitution There ahsurd
", and apparent contradiction In The resolution. that
may as well say word or Two about. While the res
onrien denies that The .Tcrnoria Legislature OF Con-
efcss. whose creature Is has any power 10 egsae
the subject II slavery Wlih view 10 lts cscusn H. il adj
mS that II may eNclude slavery, In forming Consu-
ton looking Ia the admission Of the Territory into the
Union a. state Here, then, is an admission that nn-
del one circumstance tho people o the territory can ea
clude slavery
The South will have t, abandon this fickry platform.
The idea thai the sovereign plWrr regards slavery
IN territory, resides exclusively The slayeholdng por
tinn nf ,h nlon aud that Tie Nerthem section ut tho
canled'ari lhe people al thr territory. or the people Of
the Whole nln, through Congress have voice in the
matter, Will never stand IN a momcni'
From ,hc fvceng Post.
They Che Va. Ro,onllon~) are lntalerani those
Of Alabama, with thu exception that they express vii
hnlnrss 10 allow what they call The principle o the Mis-
seun COMPOUNDS Ia stand. They impose test, which
he Who dors consent Ia lake IL IN be- recognized
a candidate tor the Presidency III Virginia.
"llave thos,' who thus make allegiance 10 slavery M
ndlsicna IL qualification he Presidency reflected
that II tbs eompul>lsr pnrgnlon 81 the candidate ffon,
all suspicion at dislike In slavery may help him at the
south. It II likely to hudcr hun al the North Ifthey
nssi upon giving candidate with this test in his
mouth, cannot they that shall certainly return
him upon her hands They declare tina, nv will sup
port man who dues submit make he ahuraiion
they rrque. We shall suppu who makes il.
To ius-t upor this NV qualification f their candidate.
is to insist that he shall not be- elected -
Ia farther eNp,slon OF the views thai prevail wi.h all
parties in the North aud which is ury necessary for
the present conbnr united lln by unwise and
IDLE prclauatnns.w ask nlcnor 10 the following state
mcnt, Which take lom the latest papers ciyed
yesterday:
The " lmoi rtovso--T Senate Of the State
Of New York, b}a vote of u 10 .. MAINS and
Bolts. have resolved there shah be neither slavery
involuntary ry,lude in any Territory hereafter acqut
h, the nlltd States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23
wv ". BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BI
BLACKFORD, T0NNLEi 4 BILLIARD,

EVERY NoNpAy AND THURSDAY,
t,,,y D1iiafs per aan't payable IN ddraaee. No sub
,oa tcH be rtceired for shorter time tldt sir months
md no prper rH be discontinued (ertcpt at the discretion
9TH, Edtters9 tufH all aiTearoges a1e pnid
-. lDTERTISE.NE.NI'S inserted at 50 cents per
,,ue (or leSs) for trey inner form insertion aud ~ cts
mr., sg,inre torlcSs) foy crery outer oim Insertion.
FIERY .iDI 'ERIISER Is required 10 NOTE on has Ms
hon, long he t7ishcS ms advertisement inserted an ddre'-
,,rt not so noicd cilJe inserted tH dtsco,tuuance
b. ordered.
F0R YEARLY .3DgERTISLNI; The terms arc 10,
The prir'ege eftco squares, 10 for square So to'
: ,uare, iaer form IS. Erery yearly a1'ref'"ef 'edi
M ircdto co,fae ms aicert@tas TO nus particular tme q
business.
a. JOB PRLNFLNG erccnted neatly and e1pedtio,pNy
and on reasonable t1HiS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23
.NIrili GitHH,
COTTON FACTORY

yINIlE subscriber would inform Merchants in gen
eal as well as the public that hers making the Black
Water Cotton Factory good article OF tutton Yarns
Is made establish ncn he whose II be, and
all he wants Tor lair ttia to be made al the oprovc
them The subscriber We'll the difference ~ good
aud bad and IN order that be imposed
Yen liable to he ty the yarns and II can't work
thrn, put them up iunud thcn and make the
charge Tor carving we'll a, returning and the subscriber
will pay the ,igts tie delivery oithe yatns him
the Factory.
Also he generally has good ofwaddng, suitable for
Comforts hand of which shall he sold prices
Please give HIM call when thing IN his
JAS. = GKEWDSDN, Agt
Iynchburg Sept }. lsi7.-b
o. Tine Lexington, abingdon, and fmcas,le, Va and
ionesboraugh, Tenn papers, viii copy w6w and forward
account 10 tins oilirc.
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ISarguiMS! B0rgUiMs!!

the season is ia, advanced, the following goods will b.
y sold reduced prices.
French Cashmeres,
English do
Plaid and plain Alpaca.,
Mcrno Shawls,
Cashmere and Merno Hose,
Fine Comforts for Ladies, SC SC, by
Feb Tt. DON L. & PETERS
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COTTO.H L.l.N'D$.
FOR SALE.

10000 acres Of Cotton Lands, in the States OF Arkan
and Mlsss-lrp on, and convenient 10. Ntcamboat
Navigation; and twn Houses IN Lynchbug one on Main
Street running back Isl Street the other rd Street
offered for sale on long credit manly tended close
partnership >. OAKLAND.
Feh. 1-6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23

" ENTrlAN BLINDS,
Y STAR Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Waters. Plated aud Bras, Candlesticks.
SHUTTERS aud rravs,
Bell Mc,a and Enamelcd Kettles.
Tea Kettles. Spice Moriars,
Coifee Mills Splttoons,
Scissors and Shears
llemnng' 5 genuine Needles, sc SC.
Received and Tor sale by
june lO-ts GREGORY ROY IL.
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L.ly.GIYOR.V'E WILLS.


HylIE subscribers ia We taken the MIllS,nn Black wa
ter Creek near town, nnown as the Ianghorne
Mil for the purpose ofconduc'ng the Milling business
They will at all Times be in the market for W heat and
res oecfuy solict their friends and The public 10 give
ihem a chance for their crops
They will ais, keep constantly good stock OF lump
A d ground Plaster for sale al low prices
HUNT & LANGIORNE.
J. {. II.
J. s. l..
Feb It's
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So; L. HIE.V'f. % EH
TO orr BUSINESS.
LARGE STOCK OF DkI GOODS,


ANING other Htef,s.s Which require my persona
l attention, have determined 10 discontinue the
Dry Goods business and IN arder to do S. speedily as
possible shall proceed to sell my entire stock without re
yard 10 cost.
NV stock is large and very desirable aud is we'll
Work., the attention Of merchants buying To sell again
considerably reduced and thea close the remainder at
public auction.
NV old customers and the public generally are invited
TO cal and supply themselves at GREAT BARGAINS
Z. S.-Any person wishing Ia commence business
and thereby secure the hest stocks III to"n, can
buy a great B>RGuN in the whole stuck aud ep,n the
most accommodating terms.
T. J. 81 RTON.
Feb It's
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IL - On !$TOR T..
a C.lRD.

II b. PAYNE returns his grateful knowledge.
bIs menis 10 his friends and the public for their for
patronage. and sulcits for the concern contIn
uaroe Of these f,vors lie wishes close the ousland
ING OF Payne & Gregory and ID b. Payne. and
therefore requests all those Indebted. settle early
practicable.
Jan. los
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POSTED

1 HEREBY warn all persons from riding through, 81
L In any manner trespassing upon, my farm 4 miles
of Iynchbnrg such is the Inconvenience toWhch
| have been subjected, thai shall be Compelled 10 en-
force the law agains all who may offend.
Feb Its f. j. BURlON
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Bearer greek Lumber House.
Trust sale Of


Ian d 5, 5 Law f. :, & c.
EDN virtue al deedot trust executed To me and Ran
a y duph Y. Bari sdae by W ilan : Barksdale bear
lug date the ,h day of May, SD, and Of record in
the county Court Of Halifax will on Friday, the 2lsl
day If April, lS4s. if far, and if not. the next fair
day thereafter. (Sundays excepted al the dwelling house
pfthe SAID William ). BarksaIe, the sald of
Hall fax. sell by of pubic ion, for cash the fol
lowing REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY, con-
veyed by said deed, much thereof AS may be ne
cessary satisfy and accomplish the purposes OF the said
dee Of trust, to vii:
\ TRACT OF LAND on which the said vii
liam S Barksdale resides, situated Sandy Creek, in
the sad cnunly, containing
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
more less adjoining he lands of the late Aunslcad
Barhs Iale aud others one other Trac Of Land, lying
IN said county, on Bye Creek, containing
l2l ACRES.
more or less and adjoining the Lands of Nancy Irby and
others other Tract of Land, in the SAID counly,on
Catawba Creek, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
more NJ less and adjoining the Lands the late trmsead
Barhsdae aud others; all the SLAVES conveyed IN
sand deei belng the date thereof FORTY SIX IN
number an the increase Of the femals of lhemi any,
born since he date OF the said deed one Carriage and
Uarnes, Snndry Mn ps Horses, Sheep, Callle, Way
uns Household aud Kitchen Furniture and PLANTATION
Utensils Should the sale not ~ pleted on The hst
day ab,ve appointed will be cont ued from day 10
day. SUNDAY IS excepted until 1t is completed
The title to said property belevtd to be good. but
acting as Trustee | will only convey such title thereto
as Is vested IN BIZ said deed Of Trust ard none other
March l6-i2lAp JOHN NJ. O1El Trustee.
over Coats
A LARGE assortment Of Sack and Peltoe Over Goats
~ from $40 to SIS, at
Oct II Is WAREHOUSE s. WIIIrTEMORE.
HERDS GRASS SEED.
~ BUSHELS Herds Grass Seed just received and
~ Tor sale hy
March III is MCDANIEL s. LEE.
JTHOOPLNG COUGH
A FRESH supply of Smiths Whooplns Cough
~ Cotuial ilst received and for sale, by
JOHN II. SEAi, Druggist.
Nuv. 2j--ts II
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ff0Nh,S.

6fNNflN.
lust received lpl Of Genremen's Cloth Clcaks. Of
- various prices some Of very fine quality. Those in
want Of the ahlvc article will do we'll call soon
are determined To- sill thrm.
WATERLOO 81 s WlllfTEMORE
Oct -J--ts
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over Coats,
LARGE assortment Of sack and Peltoe Over Goa
~ from $40 To So, at
Oct Is WAREHOUSE s. WTTTTEMORE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-10
CONNIEIAI..

g Ny dear, dad John black taem boots
" How should | kunw--l hbl0t ct sas B..
thing TO d. "Ilh your boots. L. wa,i,na
day" " But my love, YOU ue dat >p,uk
- cross Speak So cross. d,an't
spcuk 30 cross" 90 - yes YOU otd. .
- didn'l." " say you did," 4" say
diint." BY gracious wnui stand ,h,..
lis too bad 10 be treated IN tins way, III
leave ,ou. madam. III have u separation .
30, Nr, Stub was ever woman ~ abu.
,ed Here I've been wash n. aud scrub.
biug all day long Is hard a. ever Could,
and then you come home aud aci so To me
Just kos ] don't know uulhtna about our
boo,s-O, Il is too bad. II I---blo ho" -
hoo. hoo y A." IInml Well Money did
not mean 10 make YOU cry. Never mind
i recon John has backed my boots. l.
them are sassenscrs 10 be fred for sup.
per p i" Y c e.s--my dear, z 4 EN- 70
you, pirtickieafl1 +
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NESNEKiZlNG

4
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islle's % 80 !, ,ac.,aa.. -. -
make aso,,s who e,,n an .as. n.
lazy c'',' - s;cL na;I.as .ad C.,
lug " e"r'' ed .. .hsn no, go ~, 49, Wv.
80 "o"' - ,bs Iower ,,r, ~ Tho .;,. !.
ine'e !, .aa and ano,he, r. An s,,.a, -
'nie". ne ssn.cd 70 il, here ,sa saye Ca,
a. '''s' nj, ,moos,ure ,f =. fo,,u,e.,. ,l,,o,
I'ea :" h, ,;oy within tho inns om,s.ed
iOf ,'" ro,,nn.s Tn. d,,ss If Tho in
Danu'D 80 m,;olv ,yome, no, = c.v or
Po''''o =, ., Las. .an,,ll 10 - .r
'n'" - or soc;e,v from liza l,av Who
!" her cal, in car,i,go ~ he mn,
Ma, 49, wbo I,ho,.a vol cor IN. nea,.
'ea"'' 40 n,;ca ,h,, i s.;adI.d r,om ~
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ass .,i,;.. ,..c,i,as ,,e,,t,, o,,y.,i.
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= -" r. % co,,,,o,.ll;oan ,ha h,hn.,
- l,owo ~ ,be I,,. :, = ..Ji 60
'' !.1 $50 ,,..aohla s,,.o,,.. :, -.
~. sa1s of tho ,rocIa;,,1a ao;m,l
,,;.,I ,,.,.a
NV, "tssI - n,ac';c,s ycry s;n,;I,,t o ,hs C,r
,ail.rs ~ ,c..,,I,. ia aranoa.
-" 49,. -, III .ar1a,oi a ~,
'aIL,d Ion, heoa ,nLo,,d ~ ,.Lo AL,
s sas a No. ,la ;a,n,,c,ss.,a. ~ .,n.a.s
-, s,ys n b,s, h.Ir = a,ll,r och., h,,d
".,o;sss =, Nc wash,u,, e., Tho des,rcI
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.PIcK uP THE pIEcEs.n

What does the word "United" mean
II must have different Specifications. IS.
always imagined Il meant " firm, compact
bound together, Of one piece y but late e
vents seem to have broken up his meaning
into thousand pieces, and there seem.
now 10 be no'hing binding about it.
For instance, there were the " United
lrlshmen," who we're always divided for
some "Ren," or otacr, invariably caused a
distance between them, and then they wen,
II, !, like hammer and tongs, or like Con.
Citation and Confederation Halls. And
yet they were called "United."
Then there is the United Empire OF
Germany, pareelled out into hundreds OF
little States, no bigger than pins, all knock.
my their heads toy Their, aud calling oul
Tor Unity. Occasionally there is a dstur
hance al Wuuembufg ; then you hear Of
a lew crowns beng broken at Baden. Ba.
den aad after that you read Of violent
collision at Frankfort and yet, Ear and
rear, tie cry is raised for the German
People to be " United"
Tie same Glamour is heard in I,aly, aud
as Yet with no better result. Tacre are
bombafdments, royal butcheries, towns Ia.
Ken aud fetaken, Armies organised and dis
organised, and all to enforce The necessity
of the Indians being L" United"
The United Safes might also be called
us witness, 10 prove that Union has
not the same meaning with rations and per.
sons as II has with thiugs. i seems TO US
that one side Of kingdom may be al open
vaiilnce with another, either abou, rent,
slaves, religion, taxes, beer, or potatoes,
and -tIll The kingdom will be called " Uni.
ted" We cannot make il out, and vote
that Commission be appointed to inquire
into the meaning Of the word - only there
mus, lie no iGi,hman upon il, or else the
results OF the inquiry will be- tina, Uni.
ted meant n"'hlng more than "Disun,.
ted" But who knows whether this very
Ifsh Bud would not toss US night INTO the
middle Of the meaning Of the word, whilst
We might he beaiihg about the bu h lor
weeks 10 FIND it
81, al Unity can be bound Ia keep the
peace, we beg all photographers 10 amend
the dfiniiioD IN their fJfure Dictionaries
aud wtllG down
UNITED a. Bfoken, DESIGNATED, Mutiated,
Ds1mted. -Er gr., Gfmun,, Itaiy -
France, and Ireland.
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" IlI.IR A."

4" Are you a iruukard !" sa'd the Recor.
der. Yesterday, To hard case, who Was
brought up before him for beng as blue as
indigo the night before. "Why, I'm a
1runkard," SAID the prisoner, " but not an
uua.dfuukard." " hat do YOU mean, "
SAID the Recorder" | don't understand
,hls dlstincunu." {" Then suppose you
would understand me, said the prisoner,
"lf YOU had asked what my politics are,
AID then should repIy-l'm Wing, but
not an ultra.~hg." The Recorder re.
marked thai the noise and couius ION was so
glcat he could not be heard.
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TOLD NICkn

Thitks it easier to get out Of college
nova DAYS with "the honors, lhan to get
into j.. Tie editor once heard dull stu.
dent say, many years after getting his
shcrp,kns, al | had to pass through the
same examination to get out oI College,
that had to get il, should have been i'm.
pilsuBcd there ull this time y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-10

Dixon II Lesl., L s. Stnitar from
|he Safe Of A!abama, died in tia CITY Of
New W he 25,h uli. The New York
Express gives the following particulars:
M. Lewis died Of qlaret past q o.
Ock few DAYS after his arrival, he
PAS seized with a sigh, attack % mnama.
On 90 The chest, {. ON hich he partially
|ecaycred. 4 relapse then iook plucr, and
. bceiai q lite sick, but no, to excite any
ears on The pir Of his family or fiieuds
paul Sunday and MONDAY when hls di-'
a-s took an uuiayurable turn.
Up 10 few hours uf tis dissolution,
Roseysf, a change took place, aad without
(ny appareui paia he expired. Fortunate
Il Mrs Lceis sud hts sun. usih several
lends, were al his bedside when the thread
N life was severed.
We understand that the Mayor has call
y the Common Cnunctl together 10 pay
proper respccl TO - Distinguished a s'fau
ker.
TIE Journal Of Commerce saws Nh.
.s@ IS disease vas az Infection OF the
ldorys, Ilsage is stated q, 40 years.
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ETSi,.AN.aAT,

On Wednesday, sth inst. by tho Rev J y.
Watt. ROBERT II. ROSS. Esa, TO MISS
MARY JANE, dausL,er Of Col. rhos. !. Gfer
oil Of this County,
Wo acknowledge handsome fec, and wish
Tor the parties
Nv ,thout a care. without alloy,
Every pleasure, every JOY"
Married, on Thursday, tho 81 instant, in Lin
coin county, by the Rev. Mir. Anderson, Brevet
Major u. II NIL. ilh Regiment L. 5. Artil
ltfy, to ISABELLA 5. eldest daughter of the
Rev. x H. Morrison, OF Lincoln C unity.
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horticultural Notice.

IHnE Annual Fair OF the MecklenburR Agri.
~ cultural Society is. by order. postponed az.
I'll Thursday. the 23d OF November, being the
week succeedng..'he Superior Court The fol
lowing persons were appointed Committee 10 a.
ward premiums, viz:
Committee on Grain-I}erj w. Alexander, c.
I. Alexander aud Andrew Gfier.
Committee On Siock-W. N. Grier, Ben. Nor.
row and Jno. l.. Springs.
Committee on Grass and Vegetables-Z A.
Grier. Joseph Ross, and 4. Trotier.
Committee on Domestic Goods-Dayid Parks
Alex. Graham. aud r. c. Carson.
An address will be delivered By member ol
The Soeitty-probably several by other members
"a. SPRINGS, Pfest.
$40 A. YoUss. sec'y.
osi. 26Ih, less.
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Total nnml,er of votes

The whole number Of acts passed and
approved since the origin Of the Govern.
mont, is 900, which will make $50 acts
10 one veto.
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ACCOUNT CURRENT.

The New York Tribune states the G.
Aulis of the October elections az follows
Wing Governors IN al The States that
have chosen Go,efnots-Dhio, Peunsylva.
hn and florida-thc latter two having
ls'er before chosen Wig Governors IN
10 even handed con'ea.
Wing legislatures in each of,hese States
hough Ohio is threatened with an an.
hfchical contest.
Wing L. s. Senator's in place Of Loco
focos from Pennsylgauia, Florida, aud
Probably Ohio.
A drawn battle in Georgia which last
pear chose q LUco fvco Governor b 900
|mallrity.
Au Unexpectedly sharp contest in South
Flrolina, which elects one decided Taylor
|,lembsr of Congress, and two others who
ht any rate are moi for Cass. The Legs
alure is quite likely to throw away or
withhold tho vote Of the State.
OF these Slaies, only Ohio voted Tor
|Clay 10 "A; Florida was not organized
bu, came in Loco Foco soon after. The
Probability now is tina; maj"rIly OF their
|aggtecatc votes will DO cast for General
Taylor. That will do for one month
THE WHOLE NUMBER OF vEToEs.
The Veto power, says the Virginia Re
cofdcr, has been exercised twenty I'VE
lines since the formation OF The Govern
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-10
TIE EEFECToE GAMING.

A gentleman al Baltimore was sulh an
invera'e gambler, that one night he mol on
ly got completely cleaned out of all he
possessed BIZ, he actually los, his way home.
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A very valuable plantation, on the Beaics For
road, II miles from Charlotte, lining Mary Low
tic, WIN. Patterson, Sidney Houston and others,
containing about 900 acres,
For the foregoing lands the terms will bc made
known on the dsy OF sale
Ca Saturday, lne llth cay Of November, will
sell on TIE premises, two tracts, formerly owned
BY john Arnnd nov dau'd., ing on the waters OF
McAlpi Or, eh-Ole tact, ming the lands OF
the heirs Of John Patterson, j.. decd, John Ross,
joseph Patterson and othcs containing aboul
2sl acres. Another tact, ,uing Tho lands Of
James Cunningham, Moses a. Parks, Ssn'l. +.
Kerr and Others containing e5oat 10 acres.
For the last two tracts credit of - months
will be given, aud bond and security required.
D. K. DUNLAP, c. 4 ". L.
October 5, lSiS. Printers fee sd
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VERY MODEST.

We know of a young lady who is so eS.
cessively modest that she invarabl, hides
her needle. book before retiring 10 rest. =
Cause needles have eyes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-10-26
"A TcALISTER'S
lVA ALL-UEALING OINTMENT.


lst. That five-eghths of all we receive into the
Insensibl. Psrspiration.
"a. That the Skin evacuates more matter than
the Lungs, Kidneys and Bowels put together.
Sd. That the Skin discharges more matter in
twenty-tour hours, than the Bowels do IN ID days.
and that by severe exercise, man will lose three
four and even five pounds in one hour
4th That the Creator pierced the human cuticle
with pores small opening to the almost incredible
number Of 500 MILLION, making this the GRAND
OuT-LET of all the redundant matter of the body.
5th That through these pores are constantly
exuding the DID, altered and ,conoM particles of the
Blood, the hinors of the body and the scase of the
system.
9th. That to stop up the pores, twenty-four hours
would cause instant death.
It'll. That sudden changes of weather and expo
t. cold close these pores in part and hence the
long catalogue of diseases over the land.
sth. That as the skin is the medium for evacuat-
ing all the humors of the body we see the profound
folly and absurdty of resorting to pills. drugs and
other mixtures to the great majority of diseases
produced by checked perspration.
9Th. That until September, 1914, there was no
medicine before the public that had power to restore
the sensible Perspration by impartDg vitality and
nervous energy to the skin.
10th. That McALISTER'S ALL-HEAIING
OINTMENT is that medicine, and which, by pos
sessng this power, is etecting more good than any
five or even ten remedies in this country Price 25
cents box
EsySod at 25 cents box,
Also, McALLISTER'S HAIR OIL, extracted
from and possessing the same medical properties as
the Ointment.
The genuine Ointment (put up in pink paper and
the name of JAMES McALLISTER written on
the wrapper) is sold by all the Druggists of Balti-
more and Washington, and by the General Agent,
G. Nj. HARRIS, LOG Baltimore street, near South.
Also, by the following Agents:
E. W. DAY, Port Tobacco
r. l.. BURCH, Bryantown,
L. E. EDlLIN, Mt. Pleasant.
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