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TEE Gssssr NILE.
M I'LL. also be sold, at the same Tine and
place. on a credit ii Eine months,
The GAsxpsEN(s MACHINE,

on Back Creek, belonging to the estate OF Ste.
phen Glass. deceased.
This Machine has Double G, lindsrs was new
y clothed last spring, aud lid an extensive bust
ness the last carding season.
There is also Cotton Gin in the machine
house. newly fitted up, which does good work
this will be sold separate from the Canling Ma.
chine.
There il Lot Of ground, Zone fifth Of an acre.
on which the Carding Machine stands, which will
he sold with the Garling Machine.
ANY person wishing TO examine the Machine
and Cotton Gin. can do so at any time, by apply
ing TO Mr.. Crawford. the miller.
There will also he sold, ut the same time and
plice. some WHEAT and CORN, two good
f,rm HORSES. couple Of good Mich cows,
o One-iorse WAGON and GEER, and other
articles.
Bond with approved security will be required.
JAMES A. CRAIG. Err.
RuiTia's Mills, Orange coar.ty.l
Marca vi f4--tjs
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Unfortnnate osaurrence.- we learl

olAUktLAi Ito OSSuaAGlAt1f-F w wan
iha, IN last SUNDAY son Of MIR. Cole.
mn Hall. residing few miles dl.,an,
from tins place. was shot through the hp.
dy nv his father with rifle ball. Tic
circumstances d this truly unfortunate &C
cnrrsnre. as we heard them related, are
these: The two were ori IN The woods
engaged in hunting Wild turkeys, and hav.
ing sho, al and crippled turkey they Sc
para,ed AMI went ~ pursuit Of il; alter a
short lime spent in this way they ap,
preached nearer 10 each other, when the
father discovered lis SON a, distance
through the bushes, and mistaking him
for The turkey tired and wounded him as
above desrrlhei. The youth fingered in
tie greatest agony until this morning,
when he expiryd. We understand he was
about Is years Of age. D.nriAe R,g.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligenccr.l
Friday. April

Friday, April 1919.
ToBacco The article has been quito
animated during the past week. aud prices
well sustained. l.ugs 2 80 a So 80 some
extra as high as 3 10 So. I.eai 81 a
81. but very little Of fine quality offer
ing.
GoTroy.-I'he demand is good. and
prices shade better. The principal
sales are al 60 choice G. cents.
FLoUR.-I'he marker is very dull-4s
sithy The quaniiiyis the best 10 be done.
The retail price is $ a 81.
WnEAr.-I,u, liule arriving. |, sells
al 90 100 rents.
CoRy.-'rhe demand is confined 10 the
wants nf the town. and price, range from
az Is.
B.cos.-We have no Charge 10 NOTE.
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STATE ELECTIoNs.
Connecticut.-The Demccrat.and

sellers having united in this pta,c, have succeeded
in electing three members Of Congress. The
Wings have elected one.
In the state Legislature. the Wings have a ma
jcrity IN the Senate. IL the House the result
was doubtful, but il il probable the Frce-sOiers
and Democrats will out-numbcr the Wings.
For Governor, Mr.. Trumbull. (Whig,) has
the lsrges, nunheFcf vctes; hut A. the three par
ties have each candidate, 10 election will lie
made by the peolls.
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The Government JcNels.-II,n-
ry ID. Jones and I. Jones, were arrested in New
York on The 9TH instant, charged with robbing
The United States Patent office Of the Govern
ment Jewels, and were to leave for Washington
on the morning of the f;th in charge of police Of
hcers. Il rs stated that there were found buried
y the cellar Of i'ncs's hou.. 100 aismonds, ll3
ss. =" ,ln.,as 80. i 4 yaii in sar., tepe.
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ReYenue LaW.-Me Iearn lhal lhe 7lI

httcAu1 LAW w ieafU itlai iNr ltil
section Of The Revenue law. passed At The
last srs.inn Of the General Assembly. ha.
been 50 construed that il does moi % inin
operation mill The iirri II pril IN lie wear
1850. That section taxes gold and silver
plate. pleasure carriages. gold and silver
watches. l,arps. pian fnrle.; rai.es iheiax
on retailers al spiriiunns liquors frnn fnnt
~ ten dnllsrs: reduces that on billiard Ia
bles from s5OO 10 5000; leyirs s25 On
every bowling alley: and taxes every pack
Of plal ing card. 10 cents.
We were u impression Ihat lie prosi-
80. at the end Of ,lii- 1lh section. va. only
intended ~ apply To the last article men.
toned. viz: "upon every pack nf playing
cards ten cent; and every merchant. shop
keeper. aud public dealer is gnols, wares
and merchandise shall sis'e on oath hew
many parks he has sold within the last
yrar;" aud then inllows The Pro,iso. Nhirh
was obviously necessary, ,iz: .Ihi- Ell.
acimrnl shall not be in force hcfnrc the
first Of April. IN the year 1885," Why!
because no merchant called on the first IL
April, 1910. could tell how many packs
he had sold within the last year. prnba.
bly,. because he had kept no particular &C.
count.
The section of The ari as il stands. .p.
pears To us he intended as 4 notice. thai
hereafter strict account is 10 he taken, and
the number given IN on oath. Iha word
:. enactment in the Prnviso. we learn.
extends i, 10 tie whole section.
Raj. Times.
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Rhode Islaad.-The return. r.,

Rhode Islaad.--Thc returns from this
state show that Henry d. Anthony. the Wing
candidate for Governor. has been elected BY a
large majority.
In the eastern districts. George G. king (whig)
q elected 10 Congress ~ large majority. In
the western district there is probably no choice.
Mr.. Thurs,on (Dcm. and member Of the last
Gonyress,) had 1850 votes, sherman (Whig)
1903, Hal CT. soilcr,) l5o, scattering 81. Two
towns TO hear from.
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AnTss is svrFy Ps.frr.gr. sEnfT' ih.i !.
. tnmfieaiT eussred > IN = Rise sufly
NFsl FrseHhig rsnsfs lar n rslar snd
ii'r hnenfss e i's leKsHre. II lbs - raanr.
anslii's i-ll i Ike A sirphsni's. Tie ssl.
nal possrssss wond~rfal ssTl,,y. lrspin .
oser oisirnrlians I'm ksI hiss win 81
rSse.
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Millinery AND
MANIPULATING

RS. J. WADDll.L 4 DAUGHTER. mos
AsA respectfully tender tiair IlauIs 10 The L.
dies Of IIl.nrough and is vieiniiy. ier The v.r,
liberal patronage they have received Al ihsi,
hands. and hope, by ih,ii rramIi sileniion IL 10.
sness and the neslnsss aud siNle with " hich ,ksv
execute ihrir work still 10 merit and receive Il.
bcfal share az patronage.
They have just received iheir psiicrns for the
SrRIss aud srssER. and invite Tie ladi~. 10
eail and see them, or whirh may IL most saiis-
Factory TO both parties hing in their drcsses and
have them made in the latest ard most fashion.
able slsle.
CT They have removed to the residence lately
oecnpicd " Mrs. Ask,.
April 10. 10
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legislative Divorces. - The C.,

Legislative Divorces. = The Court
nf Appeals of the Stale Of Kentucky has
decided that divorces granted by the acl
of The Legislature are unconstitutional and
void. 50 far as The rights ol properly are
conrerned: aud thai wife so divorced,
wiihon, her consent, is. upon the death 81
the husband. entitled TO dover in his lands
ana slaves. aud to a ,lislributahle portion
oil his personal estate, as FULLY as if no such
arl 81 divorce had been passed. As 10 the
effect Of such a divorce upon the relations
81 The parties, asiie from The rights Of pro.
psriy. nothing was decided. Tina, cues.
ion dill MT arise.
The Frankfort Commonwealth Of the
9Th aliimo contains a full icport Of HE
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StraYcd.

sFROS The salsrriler IN lhe 81 insi.. lish, go.
: rel mare co.l. tao wars ~ Tins spril... sna
vel grown hls while spai m IL foseheas ID,
shove is eyes A reasonable nv. ri viii 10 Fi,er
for is return 70 me, OF inforn.lion 20 Ia; can
gr,ii.
GREEN D. JORDAN.
Mason Hall. aplT. 70
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Filling Vacancies. -one cfihe wash.

Filling Vacancies. One ofihe Wash.
ingion correspondents Of The Baltimore
Clipper says:
MIR. President Polk intended 10 have
filled every vacancy in the diplomatic corps
before he retired, and sent in list 81
names for consus, commercial agents. &C.,
but few days previous 10 the 4lh oi
March. bu, the committee TO whom they
were referred reported against them all.
upon the ground that The then almiuislra.
ton was about tn go out. and that those
appointments ought 10 be left 10 The incom.
Ing President"
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snrialn,s InInn ,Iagaslnc d /

Snrtafns ninn fIasnxEnr @ Nj
has hesn received. Il i ornsn.rEstd Hiih Tie
Return fros he WmIrn.' and = Esmsr.lis. :,
iws splrsdh Mrzlotinia snsr.sin.s. and tao
handsome mn page @ngra,ings % illus,rs.e Nj.
wiIsysnOs-l, and nine other ~slierssulrd wood
enETa,iags It's reading msurF ) a.sT,ing AZ
eqnsl rrsise. Rose Slsndi.h. q iaEs az de Pun.
Fans. ,, Prgf Aljen. eanao, fail 10 se rad with
interest
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A bill which passed The House ri Rep
resenia,ives Of Massachusetts some time
aga, proposing so To amend the election
laws oi that State as 10 require plurality
instead Of . majority Of voics L, elect Con-
grcssmrn and sn,nc other officers. was
rejected in The Senate on Monday las, ny
vote against il Of more than two To one.
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arAanssS-wessil., ..s5 Ls,tis I.ss.
islasure II AIksnsss has Fsfased = invss o. Re-
ni-h BsshoP n thai s,ais Aith poser % hid sssl
es;sl-. srect eoIleers. rnehssirries. sehosis Sc.
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ss-n5 p % frz IL s-.lSasa = - sEuss -
'snlsd y he ElrEas q Rls-ia . csrnsi-.
Bisar.l sss.d sauEs-.E. 81 . rssa lassis q ~
aiiar q nas~s
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In England and Wales there are eisll,
millions Of persons wha cannot write, and
five millions who cannot read.
Look for great things. expect great
things, and work for great things. and
great things will surely be accomplished.
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A Strange Animal.-Col. Fremou

n DttufibU zkHfin1fs -Ns''t. ftIIIIHN
has recently dispatched 10 Corpus Christi
m extraordinary animal which his parry
succeeded in capturing after three DAYS
chase. in the neighhorhood nf The River
ella A letter received from one Of Col.
Frenon,'s party. hv merchant in 81.
Lofts, describes ,as IN amin Il resembling
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rs's. sHf - h0Irhs ile asessiag - ~
$50 a. Ne most iasTaI.sns sses nnlr Is
IL sHfssaae iutEisi lIlhunal 4 10 >lAss.
Z ~ !. 4 raurss. lie rise ~ nurh ln;ra-
'a.'',- ~ LII
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1sTt rests.
asn -Ssiis sads'y = slsser.,.
IE.s-Aiarkrv.rs isers n s5 .sn.s
BEANs-whi,s q =. 7sss e. e.n,..
:. ha,sof.-S's'nia ST, is Brprey 81 .
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Valuable Property
EOR SAI. II.

sTsiiE undersigned will sell. on Thursday the
26th day Of April next. At the late residence
Of Stephen G.ass deceased, near Ruffns Mills. 10
the highest bidder, upon a credit u nine months,
TEE Gs;hsE WsI.t..
on Back Creek. belonging to the estates of the
late stephen and Richard Glass. decreased
This Mill is in good repair. gets fair neigh
hnrhood custom and lis Merchant work, as far VS.
heard from, has given entire satisfaction.
Attached TO the Mil is Lot Of some five acres
ol ground, WHICH will be sold with the Mill.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase. can at any
time see the Mill, ly calling on the miller, Mr..
Crawford, who lives on the premises.
Bond and good security will be required Of the
purchaser.
JAS. 4. CRAIG Lar S. GE,ss, dech
SAMUEL KERR Adm'rs Of
ID. w. KERR, X. G. GlaSs. atcd
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Peculiar Symptoms ftOm Tars Worn.

llr. SulniIrck nhseTNril 90 \ woman
Twenty-Five yrars ofage strange case Il
vertigo. viii continual summing IL 10Th
.ars. ir"m y hich he opld assign no sause
Whatever. The cnmlpainl haa sIrady
lasted . year. and many Internal and "a.
ierral Remedies had hern rmpl"ysd. hui
wIlh no heneiii. The hrmmins appeared
first. inrre..rd sTsdully IN srenglh. and
vas al last accompanied with The gitdiness
helnre mentioned. which occurred from
two 10 fur times s.,.ay. tongs siinn &c
blond 10 the head ksing the supposed
cause. Inches. f"ol battle. and pnrgali,rs
Wsic employed After The pslIrni had
hren iieaird intellectually hy The above re-.
me'lies for four WEEKS. tie author Was call.
ell in. and considered tie di-nrtltr TO pro.
reed from ahdnniin,l nenons ,lerange
mrni. lie ordered. ilirrtlnrr. anlillyslerirs.
but To no purpose. All IN sudden viz.
lent ,omillng ensurd. which yirlcl Al
length to prnssic ar,l. The patient took
two drops r,rr, iwn hours. when The N.
miling erased after few doses. and the
patient felt certain Ease. WHICH she had
mol perceived ir iwn years. The ner.
,ons Abdominal symptoms - reirhinr.
humniI,g. and cid lin.s,- had ennrrly
vanished. The cause 1T these complains
soon became evident. fnr on The iollnwinc
day perfect. dead tape worm. fifteen
yards long. was erarn,ci. though The wan,
nf the usual helmin,hic symptoms neither
suggested 10 the first pins sicisns nor 10 the
author the proper diagnosis.
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u HsHsT ts.sasts. zlx'a,ss -
Geo. s. appleton.

il Hsx.T ts.sasts. zsx's,,, :.
Geo. $. Appleton,
hoozssi.eE. Fs'iisas- 11a :T,s.-,
30. EG-i sfass'.g,ts tr,..,f-ss
SEia', ( q -.
fEILltE.fz.i,Pi.
TIE Pro- rricr n lhs .hOr- ...tl.a.-.-,.
Eo0'a ~ .ssss . ~ ihs sss,rsies = ~
fsaale % hss lssgs s,Ork q Ka<k.. Il s.ssr "a
i'ss;nsni 9: Iss.a'GIr Tie ~. tsF-i.r'.-
sssri.iasl = FEid = iie srtsr'oa x arisss 90.
ess,fH1ra se-iaa1s u iEr1ssiss Ihrir f.a.-s-srs.
shs 'nfsiiisss N esrss io.n snd IN - ~ a.
la,.''rs a l.lissiirs. ilis r. 70 / isr.e a..
- slali- if.s'-s III D ri. - D. ssl ~ as.
'ias y - as,asen-. Fasss-hsA e.srv sr..t...
sa.'eS - - so srrssis = 81 p.Fss 4 - II
~. on ai1as's.sr, Elef Tfsa IFS s.ose i - a.
rzascd Ia ss4n-s csn frs - ns,.s =, o.
ssisss. me- hens rias is,d aera,l,. !. :, -
:. nj .ia i.-sssr. Z stssra-E. I.ts saiss N,,-
rhsnt. PARSER. er isrlaiise EN- fI.l ~ -.
ihey sae IN sss:sa a si,l.oa' 10 "a r. - !.
Every si'sH;iss Is Shown 10 visitors. a. !, !.
hsped th=t s;Eane's Mi sale Il souxsn;..,
Lounge dtzsE1 ihsiF riay II lie car.
Al cnicE f. Beks ta.lls.asa ~ ~. u,,. a
tsrole Or AHrIsp paHriasi.s sl,su'ss Ia. All
isihisisrd Al me lase~i t-ifes IufesHst'nI. IN
'rssrd . any Fasiisrs lerts,.ine to bic hat:ue-s
fhssTis'ly givea. m app.icai0a a. Ire F-aprssar.
booksellers AMI Iouni:y Merchants srrfIiel o..
llisrai irFns.
fhi.adsli he. Nsrh II. "a
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Tho Eethodi5, Church prorerty

Question. The baltimore toniereucc al
the VI. lhntlis, Episcopal Church. Nor,h.
has unanimously passed rcsrln.ipn an-
ihorisinG and Recommending ilial The pro.
perry question. in dispn'e between the
Northern and Souihcrn branches &c the
Church, be suhmmiltei 10 arbitration.
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Riley the peser,er.-A lrilnr

Riley the Deserter. letter in tie
Pawinrkct Chronicle. from one nl rarly
bound To California. hv ihr way nf Meal.
CO. has The following notice Of tho person.
age above namei:
AT Jalapa We wes, called On hy Col.
Riley, III" Irish ,lesrrier. 81 eslleti.l lie
Is Al officer IN The Mexican army, and
says he has been unj"sliy punished Nv
Gen. Scott. as he never was an American
rltiZrn, nrr was he enrolled IN the Anne.
rlcan army. lie came 10 Mexico on III.
own hook, aud asked commission from
Gen. Taylor--was refused, and rs his oh.
leci was in make money. he Joined the
Nexrans, and siicr serving IN MI The hat
ties, was taken II Chnuhnsco. lie re-.
ccived two hundred stripes. the letter n
WAS burnt OH hi. cheek. and he lnprison.
Cd nine months. lie intends, AZ SON as
Gen. Taylor takes hi scat. 10 annly 10
the United States fur redress. which. If
hrs story is true, he will undoubtedly ue,.
Ii is said Gen. Taylor never c.nsi,Ierpa
him drserier. lie Is fine specimen of
an Irish gentleman. and a friend 10 all
Americans. lie ha. gscai influence here.
and has helped many Americans tina, we're
IN trouble here. We dined viii, him on
Sunday and had very pleasant timc.'
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We an ers'issd . learn. ka.s "a R.I.ss
ReEiar,. ihsi M Haa. Maksn A. Gs.hsa -
dssises Tie snnnsl osaiina i~saas ~ tMs Liisra
y sorir.iss 4 de Cnisssis - n sPPEoael.iEs
conzrneemsnr.
Ths Rev. c. 2. M neess. fosnsr a.ljsna rfc
frasr q Lain Liirrasurs. Ill sriisa ne EaiN
Siesop seru,On 10 Ne g,a5uslias ciass
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Supreme Court Reports.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

REDUCTION OF PRICE.
I lie Subscriber having purchafrd from ~.
Essie Of ". z. Gsles. Esq.. deceased. the
entire Edition of Vols. G. Z. and Law. ard Vols.
ami 5. Eqnl.s. II Ircdr!lis Reports q Gases De-
cisiel 10 The Saprcme Court Of North Carolina,
ttTom De"fnll,I Tum 1915. to August Tenn
ISIS. inclusive. and including plso the Equity
Cases o. tho present Term II The Couil.l has re-
dnced the prcr irnm Sir Hollts 10 Firs DoHars
per volume; and y prepared 10 furnish them to
Gsnilsnen OF the Bar AMI 10 Booksellers. except
Vol. o ct Equity. to i'e published in few weeks.
Of which notice vii m gwen. Urdrfs for tie
whole, o. any onc Or murc Volumes, PROMPTLY
attended 70. Aud the Bar supplied on reasonable
terms with the previous Yo!umss 81 North Caro-
linn Reports. and Law Books cenerally.
- Bnanh ropirs furnished 10 the rrofespisa
IN exchange far iacir npialers.
l.. ]. HALE.
Fayetteville, M.rch Ia. "a
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HARRIEp,

On M"nds, ne Oil instant. y IN Palmer
ESQ, Nc. GFensr 81. HIeks 10 Miss Masrn.
AS k'irr. daughter Of M. IOhn Riley. al o.
tins county.
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"Wednesday. April IN.

Dlsision Of Caun.y.-on Tim.
1.y q nssi wrrk. king he ilirl Thurad1y IN
.s aaa.s. he sis~iioa y 10 ~ hril n iLis eoun-
u 70 aslernlae ihs qaesiian e disi.ioll
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list CO lETTEEs,

EMaiSlhG il tie Pest once a, Hill.bo-
roi-i n. G., on the let day Of ApiI.
1879, W., l. II mt taken out within lbrre months,
viii be seat to The Grnrsal -; Oii;ce Us dead
letters.
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DRIES S nED:sIyEs,
Paints. Oils. Glass. nyc-s;u-I,
ta-EIsileS, &C. SC.

Also. Pa''ni Ne,!i.ines. Meiisine Chests. Sur.i-
cal snd oasi.lrical Instruments. CLe.
inisal Tests. Sc.
! Order. fan County Druggists or Physi.
Clans. Filed rroMlaiy and with care.
fhiia1slPhia, March 1879. s3-6m
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commotior: Charles W. Morgnn is 10
take command of The United states naval
force Of The Mediterranean. nc, Com
modore Bolton. t!rcra.ed.
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vii DC tthk W air htnrsdi 49, uirce as dra
letters.
a. ].
Mu. Jane Z. Anderson, W. II. Jones,
Stephen hrchy, L. ". Jones,
q. w. Allen. llay.s johnson,
B koaana JOINS.
a Doriand S X.
Thomas &. Brown, Joseab Ki,lla,L
Anderson BrnSnngg,
II,nn,h nar,s Alfred l,un,
Samuel n. Burns July ALh Long.
William barlow, a'"''sa i''',sn.n,
lanes B,,bnn. Lancaster y Houzc,
hiici lAl,h,
s..,, t,,,,..., 5. NJ. Link.
/ 4 ra"nrnn ' VI.
j. II. Curry. Dcnjlmip Nj Merry
Mr.. Coffin. William +. Nils.
Alty Cia5tuc, II.
John Clark, Daddy Nighcls.
G.. Cux, q.
William Cheek, J. odend'llal.
Wiley Collins, 4.
lan'ts NJ Nrabs'ee. Msrha Piper.
ID. Thomas +. i'irr,
S. Durham. Denj,nn f,ll,hand.
Sarah Dolls.. II.
T.. ". Y. Riley,
sa,is Easlcy. David Rnich,
Henry Edwards. Nancy Rcve.s.
r =.
IN -, iuhtarl Sims,
~. 49," Henry SIovail.
Thomas Farthing,
Elzahcih Euylp. caihpsoh asshsn.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-16

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

&F 80 1ANASAsoSS "A pm %Os AOfS
"Paredes is kicking up the devil at
present. The pronunciados (insurgentsl
took San Louis Potosi, on the 18th instant,
and have marched on Queretaro. The
troops sen. from here to put dwon the
revolt have pronounced in favor of Pare.
des, and joined the revolutionists as soon
as they crossed the mountains.''
Our previous advices from Mexico rep
resented that formidable insurrection
had broken out in the vicinity Of San
Louis, and that large body Of troops
had been sent on by the government to
put down the insurgents.
". 0. DELTA, 28th uA.
Further by the Cam6ria.-It appears
there have been several changes in the
Ministry, by which SULLIVAN Pacha, an
on undisguised and violent enemy to Rus.
STA, has become Minister Of War.
The Turks have already seized and
taken possession Of the Russian custom
house, and are administering affairs there
in their own way.
1t is stated that the Egyptian army
are coming up.
Every thing throughout Europe is in
commotion, and presents fearfully war
like aspect.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-16
The Half has not been Told.

Fox RIVER, June IL. 1S4S.
DR.. Sloan-Sir: Please send by the bearer q
new supply of your Horse Medicines: They
are the best articles of the kind thut have ev.
er used, never having been disappointed in their
effect, as have been in the use of other, even
the most celebrated Ointments, Linimcnts,
&c. Of the day. l like very much this feature
in them, viz: that they do all that is promised,
and upon thorough trial, one is constrained
to add. that ''halfhas not bton told"
Respectfully, M. DUDLEY
Sloan, ar sold on Agency by E F. GiLLEsp,E.
"5L1NEIS WORM SPECTF7C!-T6e
N following, from an agent, shows tho
demand which this medicine created, wherever
it was introduced: 'a ~ -
''Varysburg, Wyoming CO., N. W
December, 10th, 1847.
~. Kidd & Co.-Your travelling agent left
with me last summer quantity of Dr.. Nc.
Lanes Pills and Worm Specific, to sell on CON-
mission. The Worm Specific 10 all sold, and
should be glad to procure more, as it soils We.
ry readily, and has very salutary effect in ex.
polling worms If you can forward me some,
or send me an order TO call on your agent in
Buffalo. IL. s. Reynolds.) I think it will meet
with a rapid sale. w. n. AINSWORTH.
U-Dr. Win. J. Richards, OF Cincinnati, says
he cured case of Consumption by the use Of
DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar, after al, other
remedies had failed. This remedy may be had
from z. MASON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-16

OrThe Death at the Washington House
last week. reported to be Cholera. was not
so regarded by the physicians who attended
the patient. 1t was case Of Cholera Nor
bus, combined with "Gastro- Enterites."
The man had been much exposed to the
damp and chilly atmosphere which prevail
ed at that time, having come as deck pas
ssnger on the boat; and on the afternoon of
Sunday. although he had then been sick
two or three days. rode through the rain to
Table Mound and back. He Of course, was
much worse on Sunday night, and died, we
believe, on Tuesday morning.
He has left wife and family Of children.
His name. as we understand, was Austin
Wilcor. He was lately from Broome co.,
NJ York.