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D. K. CLARK, WI ID,
HON EOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Office over the store of G. Foster s. Co.,
opposite the u S. Hotel, Main Street.
Office noursfrom u to A, NJ, and from u to 4. and
6! 10 10 O'Clock NJ {g7-Boards at Am. Temp House.
RefereRces-C. fl. SIKH, NJ. D., New Haven CT; VIM.
Ingalls, D. Boston; Charles Walker, d Northamp
ton; G. W. Swazey, NJ D., and Rev. R. IL. ConSlin,
Springfield; A Stocking, Worcester.
Worcester. Nav g. diff
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TO LET.

A. THE STORE on the Boston and Worcester Rail
sTS11A Road, near Sutton's Gfist MILL 1t is uf
ka the convenient buildings for the Flour, Grain
and Salt Trade in the City OF Worcester it being stu
ated to unload directly from the Cars. II has -four
large bins for Grain Salt which receive he loading
from the cars and to the of nearly loco bushels
each without scarcely any labor This Establishment
can be had on reasonabe TERMS ii applied for
Fer further particulars, Inquire of EDWARD EARLE,
DARIUS RICE. dew me. 6.
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CYzLDREN'S FRIEND SOCIETY.

" ~dEREAS, an yet passed by the Legislature Of
~ Massachusetts, the fifth day OF Apri last, ncor
f.fatng Maria Knowlton, Rebecca Newton, Ansts X.
dlrs their associates and successors by the name Of
"The ChHdTens Friend Society," notice is hereby given,
tha meeting Of SAID Society will be holden the VestTy
Of the Union Church in Worcester, the nineteenth day
Of Nay instant al O'Clock in the afternoon act
the following matters
]. To accept said ACT OF Incorporation
2. To adept all necessary By Laws Tor the government
OF said Society.
3. To elect the officers provided for by said by laws
g. To transact any other business which may properly
come before said meeting MARIA KNOWLTON,
REBECCA NE WTON,
May g. dRw ANSTlS Il. MILES.
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j. III. HEATH,

MESM ERIC PHYSICIAN,
TTAS taken Rooms at No. 20 PARK STREET, where he
viii attend to the examin alton and prescription for
all diseases at all hours o The day. d2w May 4.
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ALLYN WESTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLER At LAW
OFFICE POP, MAIN STREET,
m3 W0RCESTER. du
IA CARn.

MR.. EDWARD 5. CUMMINGS from Boston, having
pgaged as organist al the "Church of the Unity - offers
lis professional services the citizens Of Worcester az
Teacher OF the PIANO FoRTE and ORGAN
For urther information he is permitted TO refer to
Hon. Isaac Darts, C. B. Long Es0
EdlD. Hamilton Esq. Geo w Pichor5eon Feo
Worcester, April g. l949 df
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DIR. MEGNAUET.

GRADUATE OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
Member Of the Massachusetts, and Worcester County
Medical Societies, HAS TAKEN AN
Office, corner of FrumbulI and Park Sts.,
May s. WORCESTER. dit
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CUI,OROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, iprepared to
extract 0ih0ut PAIN by the OF this recently DIS
covered substitute for Eter-CHLoRoFoRM.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
I. M. COMINGS, Physician and Su

Having given his attention for years, the treat
Of chronic forms of disease, offers his services TO
afflicted in this and other England States Those
particularly who affected with Scrofua, any Cua>
Erupons, Rheumatism, Gravel; Disease the
Kidney Liver; with Old Ulcers, &c. that have
dehed the the best Old School practitioners
in many radically care greatly relieve.
Wehave successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced incurase and ampu
tation recommended
Persons at distance, suffering under the above
plants or any Other Chronic Affection may consult
by letter, stating mnutey the symptoms and history of
the case We can forward medicine and prescription by
Express Mail.
Those in the city, wishing personal advice or prescrpN
0n NAV find us at our Residence and Office, No. chat
ham Street. (lately Division STD Worcester. dMl0
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g ROss,S Xnress forward AN sol

parcels and small through direct over the worcester
hail Road TO Neoport Fail River, Bristol and Harren
INV 0e dwtf
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Dissolution.
NOTICE.

THE subscribers having taken the Store formerly
pied by Messrs. PERKINS & FLANDERS, would say 10
their former customers and the public generally that they
intend to carry on the GROCERY BUSINESS in lis va
rious branches, the Old Stand corner of Main and
Mechanic Streets and will Keep family supplied with
esh goods which they shall offer such prices
l to suit those who wish purchase good articles.
- P. H0LBROOK e. CO.
worcester, May 4, 1898. n w6tdSw
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MAY 14TH, 1s49.
R ALL AID TICE.

ON after this day the A. NJ train from Worcester
~ and the train from Norwich will be discontinued
Cars wilneave Norwich at O'clock A. M and O'Clock
=. NJ.
Leave Worcester at lo3 A. NJ. and Al P. M.
passenger car will be attached freight train to
leave Norwich al 8, A. NJ
s.H. P LEE, jr supt and Eng'r
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NOTICE.
0. JONES would call he attention of he public TO
- STOCK OF Sofas of superior order just received
nom the mandatory of Messrs. Smawood, Boston.
whose Sofas none excel in style and quality. Among
them are several new pattern French SOFAS large and
small Sizes and particularly adapted the those
who feel weariness.
j. o. has great variety of all kinds furniture in
common use, which he will be happy show all who
will favor him with call Ware rooms No. I57 Main
Street, I'd door north Central Exchange.
May IL. diff
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OH LIZ I1NOS--IJIIE III I IANUJs
TN CONSEQUENCES the greal FALL IN PRICES
/ of COTTON GOODS, the subscribers are enabled
10 sell, and are selling
Fine 40 inch MERRIMACK SHEETINGS at 6 els
Fine 40 inch New GRANITE MILLS do. 64cis
Fine 40 inch BUCK DO. els
Heavy "A SHAWMUT do cts
Heavy 4ACA do. Ct cts
Heavy 4 BLACK RIVER do. CT els
Heavy BLUE DENNIS 10 cts
Heavy Amoskeag do. IL CTS
BLEACHED COTTONS from 3 4 TO 1914 wide,
equally cheap.
INDIGO Blue PRINTS, fast coors, at St cts
Nerrmack and Cocheca do at9c1s
LANCA STER GINGHANS at Iu4 Gus
%I Together with full assortment of Goods ada ped
to the seasoa selling equally cheap
HALL s. THOMPSON, 1874 Main-st,
April 20. dw4ws opposite Central Street.
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IN thS city, May H. Mr. Moses Clark, e..
" His friends, and those OF his family are respectfDy
invited TO attend his funeral at his late resideDce on We'd
nesday, May 18th, at O'Clock NJ
n III west Brookled, May s, of pton, Mr. George
b. Woods, "a.
IN scu'hboro. May 10, Mr. John Chamberlin, 76
In Leicester, May 9Th, Mrs Betey wife OF MIR Harrison
Howard, 81.
In Hardwick, April 5, Mr. sylvanus Taylor rs.
In AubHrn, May u, Mr.. ASA MIXER aged one hundred
ana three years, one month and seuen days.
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J. HOOKER, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No Park Street.
DR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and Of the adjoining towns that he has opened an Office
by himself so patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will the dispensing Of Medicine to the care Of
inexperienced individuals but wl as far practicable attend
o HIMSELF thus avoiding grearisk to Patient and Physician
lad !. du
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EARLY CABBAGE AND TOMATO PLANTS,
sssS& GREEN HOUSE PLANTS AND FLOW Err
SN@4O SEEDS for sale by the subscriber.
WW ASA w. MCPHERSON,
May 4. d3wa Highland Street.
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f,TJNT RER

&1U &S1 . GK&s
THE subscribers having taken Yard formerly occu.
L ped by Il. BUFFJM now offer for sale a large as
sortment of all kinds of
BUILDING AND FINISHING LUMBER,
and would respectfully invite the attention Of ali waning
any thing in their Inc to their stock
For the past week they have been receiving very large
shipments from the east, and it has arrived in excellent
order, and Is for sale at the lowest market prices
Shingles-S'hingles.
100000 Double Extra Shaved CEDAR.
lstfse 500 600 do do do PINE #R
a.ss 100 600 do B do sswed Pine and Cedar
80 0od Extra Pine and Cedar Sawed and Shaved.
Persons In want of perfect covering their roots
will find the largest and hest Of Shingles in
our Yard at Woshineton Square which will be happy
to furnish them on the best of terms.
Worcester, 4 mo. TO- dwtf r. & o. X EARLE
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CRTNDSTOWES.

ChiId's Nurse and Chamber Maid,
A YOUNG German Woman, no has GOOD references
n wishes for place in the above capacity. Apply at
this office. d. May8
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JUVENILE CLASS.
M n. LELANDS Lesson on Wednesday P. NJ will be
W gwen at WARREN HALL, instead of Thomas Street
Vestry. Mev15

MARRIED.
In Millbnry, by Rev. 5. Holman Mr. Amasa w. Wood
olFraminsham, TO Miss Mary A. Wood OF NJ
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FRUIT TREES
WANTED,

10-.IT w IAN
T New HAVEN Conn.,, SIX first-rate Bottomers o.
"A MEMS Kip Boots, to whom cash will be paid an
constant poyment given. Inquire ut this Office or
May T. dw3t* JAS. PUNDERFORD, ". Hauea.
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yELXEEEaS EtyELS
IsY ROBERT LATTA,


W. OULD respectfully announce, that he
Wv ha. now in charge the above yell located
Hotel, convenient to the most business part Of
the Town, for travellers; directly on oil streets
passing through-and now undergoing thornugh
repairs. He earnestly solicits q cali from hts
frients and the public genersIly-for he feels
confident that they oanno, te otherwise Than
pleased, as no pain. will be spared to make all
comfortable.
variety Of the bcs, Liquors can be had Of the
Oar, except on Sunday. Goddard's old ieO5
Brandy and other fine Liquors in bo'tes; The
most favortte brands of Champsgncs; the choi-
cest brands Of Sersrs and Tobacco; Scotch Ale
in pints SOP. Water and ICE will be kept con-
stsnly on hand during the summer season.
The only way 10 be profitable and prof. Is our
AIM. Cash for ell Liquors al the Bar and every
article in the drinking line, and hope not one
Of our friends is 10 foolish as TO suppose 40 viii
make them an exception 10 our general and posi-
tive rule--if they do, tboy may expect very fst
don. Dor Lqusfs Ne pay cash for.
Good Stables, roony lots tor Drovers. and al.
why's plenty Of corn, oats and fodder, and siten
tive hosters.
lie is agent for the Northern Line Of Stages.
N. B.-Omnibusscs run regularly to and from
the Rail Road Depot for passengers, who can 81.
so 10 accommodated with q carriage, bu ~ or
horse 10 20 into the country. 29.a
Camden. May 10. I649.
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PROSPECTUS
vos ysrAscIso ASD prursw.x Isrsrvsse
THE RALEIGH REGISTER,

ZniiIs long tsaeli-hed Wing Journs'. having
Il passed. permanently INTO The hsnd- ef The
Ir-seu, Eiiirf. be has determined tprssscsd suf
hc,eni encouragement he gwef') 1poa % sassie.
ing ,ls dImsns Gus. - 70 make - con'sin nearly
E,car colrsss more matter than II n-w dp<s and
upon imp. osing IS appearances IN sach manner
.. TO make It one Of The Largest and fiaadssmsss
Sheets in the Saath
20 efse, .,i. object. Il will require csseide-
rsble expenditure IN the purcbsse Of . new fsss.
nee Type. aud osher Ges esssty ua'efisir and -
We do not intend making any advance upon the
present rates o. subsefpsitn. we shsii have 10 re-
~ sociv for remuneration npon sccs sssons 10 our
list We hsv. ,s.oed this Psoseeius ~ish vis~
10 tho attainment IL ,h,s osjec, and Il u desired
that our friends will easrt themselves IN pfocur.
ing Us subcfi ,aions.
TERMS
For the Semi Weekly. IS. or o. so. Ia advance
Weekly, ~. AZ % 50. :"
sEATON GALES.
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AeiSDpllAnoOo5o
FOB THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
A Reminiscemce Of Early In.
dian Warfare.

No part Of the history of our country Is
more interesting end attractive, than that
WHICH recounis the adventures aud achieve
menis Of those intrepid pioneers, who chose
for their home the beautiful and iet,ils vale, .
of our western froul.er. Posterty owes q
deb, Of gratitude to those noble and daring
spirlis, Who fesrlessiy threw themselves for.
ward, az the advance.suard Of civilization.
endured all the inconsenieDcles oil forest llc,
aud boldly me, and conquered The Why lidao,
by employing asalos, him his oSn iavofi.e
ue,hod Of warfare.
As the few survivors Of that u-triou, band
whose presses and perseverance won for Us
the rich pairimony OF our broad land, are "a.
pidly passing from US dos n the stream Of time /;
the leas, lha, can BE- done ~ payment OF The
deb, We owe them, is TO cherish the memory
Of their noble deeds, their trials and sacrifices,
and transmit the story do.u to succeeding
generations.
The incident which | an abpu; 10 relate,
slough 1t maj seem TO carry With 1.-THE air OF
6cuon. 10 hterslly true IN all points.
The writer we'll remembers having often
seen the principal hero o. tbs story, aud tho
hs head Mas then touched by the ifosis oil
more than fourscore sintefs; Yet even then,
his erect mieu and tall aud well proplrt.oned
form, shosrd that when IN the lu visnf O.
manhood, he must have been one OF he tues:
specimens Of nsiore's nobein"n.
Often have seen his noble form s.a'sd nth
pstusfchal dignity and simplicity IN the sanc
tuafy Of that Beng. whose kind providence
had followed aud protected ann amid al the
varied and IL, ing scenes Of his long aud eseul.
fol life.
nov proceed TO CIV. narrative of one OF
the most stirring incidents 10 the lie Of Adam
Poo.
About the middle OF July 1852. seven Ia.
dams OF the Wysudou tribe crossed the Oalc
river few miles sbove Wheeling and com
united great depreciation. upon the Southern
shore, killing an old msn. whom they found
alone 10 his cabin, and spreading terror
,hfosghoH the ne,ghbo,hood. Within few
hours siier their fetfea, eight men assembled
ffon differed! parts OF the email settlement
and pursued the enemy With grea, expedition
Among the most active and fl ,,su, Of tbi.
party, wore two brothers, Adam and Apdie~
Poe. Adam, IN Consequence Of his phyGcal
strength and hts numerous eSplons IN these
border iorsys, was particularly popular 10 the
settlement. Ia strength. sclion, and hard.
hood. be had 10 equals. being finely formed
and Injured to ell the per,ls OF the woods.
They had not followed The lndian trail far
before they became satisfied .hs, the depre.
daioss we're conducted BY B Z Foot, reno ~ned
chief Of ibs Wysndo.t tribe. who derived his
sams from the inmense s,zs of his feet. IL.
height cons,dessbIs sxceeoed SIX feet. and BIS
strength vss represented - HsfcuIesn. Tie
had also Eve broshsss bo. little inferior 10 him
ssIf ia sxs and courage. and - they general
y vens 10 company, they we're the terror Of
The who'll counssy.
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Printers & Binders
H:4REAOTAE,

Nos. % and 81, Gold street; = Manpfaetory Cor
Of B,ooms and Sheriff streets. Nen York
VElnE subscribers offer for sale, Of their owa
manufacture. their improved patent single
aud double Cylinder Printing Presses. for News
paper and Book Work; Card Printing Machines,
Proof Presses, Hydraulic Presses, with nropgh
iron Cy I'm icrs. Geered and other Standing Press.
e.. also Lii hostaphic CoppcrPlste Presses
Binders Materials. &c. &c. Chsses, Cases, Gal
,eys, Furniture Stands, Imposing stones, nc. &c.
constantly Oh hand. and every article necessary
for complete Printing Office, including Type
and Ink, furnished on The most favorable terms.
Printers publishers, and others wishing TO estao'
lish a Newspaper, Book or JOB Office, will be fur.
pishtd with an estimate for the same IN detail, II
desired Machinery made 20 order or drawings
Iron and Brass Castings 10 order. They also
manufacture superior cast steel mill. pit, and
cross.cul, circular and other Saws, supply oil
which they keep constantly on hand
X hoe & co.
March %, ls49. 46 b.
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Pictorial Temperance Almanac
FOR 1850.

Calculated for Boston, N. York Baltimore, and
Charleston. Well printed, and Handsomely illus.
traicd. Filled with valuable statistics. interesting
anecdotes, touching incidents, and able arguments
showing The evils attending the use Of inioxica-
ting drinks, and the blessings of total absinencc.
Besides a variety Of other useful ard Interesting
matter.
Societies, Peddlers. Booksellers and others who
buy by the qnantity, will be supplied al half price.
Single copies CT cents. Ofders. through the mail
or otherwise, will be promptly attended TO, if I'D.
dressed, free o postage, to OLIVER & BROTH.
Err, American Temperance depository, 1913 Fai.
ton-sirect, New. York.
uJ- Editors giving The above advertisement,
with this notice. two inside Insertions, and an
editorial, and senting~a marked copy 10 "Ths
New York Organ" will be entitled 10 twenty
copies Of the Almanac.
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TO Farmers and Dairyinen.
Anthony 4 Emsrson's Patent Double Act
ing Rotary Churn,

uNElUIIARIY sdap,ed TIC Warm Climates,
as It produces butter as easily IRON sweet
milk as from cream. In Bringing this tfsetuai
and sim pie Chu,n into use. the prnprrtofs, ieeilng
confidence in its capabilities. do not hesitate TO
pronounce il the best churn ever offered TO the
public This churn is on exhibition al The ASen.
CIV. No 2, Jlhn street, second story. corner OF
broadway, New Yotk ci'y.
AMI 10 order 10 convince the incredulous and
sa,i,rs the curious al 10 O'Clock daily, q chuTu-
ing will be made.
The public are invited TO call and examine tho
machine, and see lis utility tested. II combines
the following valuable qualities
Isl, I, produces butter in less time than any
other Churn, making II and gathering !, from
sweet milk IN from three 10 eng ut minutes AID
from cream in much less time.
81. Il produces more butter from the same
smoun, of milk or cream than the ordinary meth
Cd as it does its work 10 more thorough and sci
entlfc manner.
Sd. 1t is the cheapest and most convenient
Churn ever invented, Involving the true Philoso.
p,csl principles OF butter making.
Al. New milk. after being chutped. Is sweet
and suitable for family use.
5,h Instead OF feeding the calf 9th milk d.
rect from the cow-churn.d sweet mix will an.
sscr every purpose. b. this mesns the butter 10
al profit.
we eifer it upon The following terms II The
Churn does not prove as recommended, II may be
returned ard the money will be refunded.
We have constantly On hand and for sale six
different ..zas. 81, 81, IS, Sc 50 and sl2, espa-
bic of churning al ore time !, 81 81, TO- Is snd
30 gallons Of milk or cream. Also, Churns Vi any
SIZE made 10 order.
Exclusive country rights 10 manufacture and
sell ia the States OF North aud South Carolina.
Georgia and Florida. for ssle al about the rate OF
one hundred dollars for each 10 600 Inhabitants
Terms Cash. A discount Of % per cent. al
lowed 10 the trade.
An orders, postage paid. addressed to the sub
scriber, will be promptly attended 10.
r. DOUGLASS, Agent.
J No. John street. corner Of Broadway, N. Y,
1JYon will pleas. send S. churn to Camden
/ via Charleston. care Rail Road Agent.
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10 dive, and thus ffustsaie bis enc.
nv . intention. At this ius,snt, Andrew Poe,
having heard tha, his brother yes s'o"e in
struggle With two lndisns, and in great dan.
ger, ran up hastily TO the edge Of tho bank q
bove, in order 10 assis, him. Another white
man followed him closely, and seeing Adam
in the river, covered in blood snd swimming
from shore, mis,ook him for an Indian and
fred upon him, wounding him dangerously IN
the shoulder. Adam turned. and seeing h"
brother. called loudly upon him to "shooi the
Big Indian upon the Shore" Andre~'s gun.
hoseyer, was empty having been DISCHARGED
in the sfftay above. Fortunately, Big Foot
had also in his haste, seized the gun with
which Adam had sho, the other Indian. The
cones, nov VAS, Who should load fret. Big
Foot poured in his powder and ball, and draw
Jog on, his ramrod out Of lts sheath in too
great a hurry, threw it into the river, and
h,le be ran to recover il. Andrew gained an
advantage. Still The Indian vac but second
TOO la,e, for his gun was al his shoul ie', hen
Andrews ball entered his breast. The gun
dropped from his hands, end he fell ior"a'd
upon his face on the very margin oil the river.
Audies, now alarmed for his brother, ~ho
~as scarcely able TO swim, threw down his
gun and rushed INTO the river in order to bring
him sshore-but Adam. more intent upon Sc.
curing the scalp Of Big Foo. asa trophy, than
upon he own safety. called loudly upon his
brother to leave him alone, and scalp the Bug
indian, who Gas now endeavoring TO roll HIM
self into the water. from romantic desue,
peculiar TO the Indian warrior Of securing he
sea lip from tho enemy. Andrew, however, re.
used to obey, and insisted on saving the Inv.
ing before attending TO the dead. Big Foot
IN The mean time, had succeeded IN reaching
the deep water before he expIred. and he body
was borne off by the current, without beng
stripped Of the pride end ornamen. Of an To-
dian warrior. Thu. ended the coufi.cl betweeu
Adam Poe and Big Foot.
As to the rest of the party not man OF thu
Indians escaped. FIVE Of Big Fool's broth
ers. the fl,wer of the Wysudott nation, hat
} accompanied him 10 this expedition, aud al
! persisted. Il 10 said iha, the news threw Ih,
whole tribe into mourning. Their remarks
bic size, their coursse, their superior iutelii
. gence, gave them immense Influence sh'cl
greatly to their credit, VAS generally exerie'
L. Oh the SIDE OF cemency ard humanity. Thei
S powerful interpo. ilon had saved many PRISON
z -rs from Ihs stake and the torture, and Riv@i
: mi!Ger character to the warfare OF the In
. iians 10 tina, part of the country.
( Adam Poe recovered Of bic wounds, mn
lived many years aher hrs memorable con
: ilc,, but he ne. OF forso, the tremendous hug
e shch be sustained 10 the arms Of Big Foot
CLIO.
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A liberal discount for cash in hand at The datc
Of the Invoice.
We have now on our shelves, ready for sale in
various sized fonts,
10000 H. Roman and Halle Type.
10000 10. Fancy Type.
1900 ID. Script and Running hsnd.
5IMO u. Ornaments.
$1,000 fl. Type.mriat Rule.
$1,000 fl. Brsss Rule.
Presses. Chsses, Cases, Wood Type, Ink, &c,
furnished at the lowest msnufactursrs' prices,
either cash or credit.
or Specimen Book is freely given to oil Pr'ns-
ing clices. -,
Printers Of Newspapers who choose to publish
this Advertisement. including this note. three times
before the lst of October, le49, and send us one
of the papers, viii be paid for il in Type when
thew purchase from US, and Of our specimens. hive
times the amount Of their bill
T For sale, several good second hand GYM
der and Pl.,en Power Presses. Standing Presses
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & Co.
A3-3, 10 Chambers-street, N. 7.
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Eass a 49, 80 -
Charlotte r. South. Caro- tin u
EAM ROAD

HNHE undersigned Commissioners for that pur.
u pose, appointed BY The Board Of Directors
Of the Charlotte and South Csrolina Rail Road
Company, have opened Books for further subscrip.
tions to the Capital Stock Of said Company, AZ
the Store Of Davidson & Spratt in the town Of
Charlotte.
b. OATES.
WV, ELMS.
R.F. Davidson.
LEROY SPRINGS.
C.J. FOX
J.W. OSBORNE.
Sept. 90, 1s47, 5In