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Photographic Likcncsses.

You that have beauty should to Coburn take il.
You that Lave none. should 90 and let him make
1t. Daariiie Register.
4 CoBuRN has opened his Daguerrean Gal.
~ lery in the Court. House and invites the
citizens Of Charlotte to call and examine his spe.
cimens and Judge for themselves Of their artisti-
cal merit la compliance with the advice of gen.
ss-a-a1-a - .sas ssas.su-a's-~-s~-s- s.,s.-~s
much below former rates. hoping that it will in.
duce all who would secure the shadow while The
substance last" 10 give h,m a call. Any person
sitting fore picture need not take il unless sat.
isfsctory.
FEB. q IS49. l5tf
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DIED

In Chestcrville, S. c., on the l4,b MI. Mr..
ia MES c. BRAWLEY. aged % years.
In Tennessee, recently. WILLIAM MUIR.
Gibson, Esq. formerly of Fayetteville Dis
l,lct. N. c.. which he represented in the State
Senate. aged about IS. Mr.. Murehison was &C.
cIdcnta!ly shot through the body by drawing his
gun towaSds him BY tho muzzle. the cock coming
in contact with some object. lie fingered twelve
days before lie died
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-02

The Wings Of both branches of the
Legislature met in caucus this morning
aud after several speeches. remarkable for
their cordialiiy Of feeling, unanimously
nominated Henry Clay Tor the United
States Senate.
A letter has been received from Mr..
Clay in which he expresses his willingness
10 accept the nomination is understood
here that Mr.. Clay will accompany Gen.
Taylor on his route to the seat of Govern.
men'. taking this city in their progress
thlher.
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tIExecutOrs' Sale.

n I the late residence Of Philip llunver, dec'dI
"a on the 18th of February next, vii! 30 sold,
on credit Of twelve months,
About 6 or 100 6asiris of CORN,
A quantity Of WHEAT, OATS. and
FODDER,
first rate WORK HORSES.
About 20 heud of CATTLE, amoae tatn
some first rate Mich Corr.
About 35 head of noes,
A lot of Sail Pork,
One Road Wagon and TJrnt.s,
One Rife Gun.
The growiny crop of Wheat,
All his Turning Tools, dc. DC.
r H. BREM.} r,.....
ION. REID, i
All persons having claims sgainsl Pal;ip Hes.
yer. dee d.. viii! present them according 10 law
this notice will be plead in bar Of recovery
JAN Is, ls49. It's
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IYWNNHAEs

Married. in the vicinity Of this place, on Wed.
nesdny last. by tho Rev. J. r. W. Freeman, MIR.
JAMES +. WEARiN, returned Volunteer of
the 81 Dragons. 10 Miss MARY COLLINS.
The Printer acknowledges q liberal Fee, and
he wishes them health happiness and prosperity !
Married. in Monroe. Union county, on tho 9Th
uliimo, BY the Rev. JOSEPH: Drafiin. Major AL.
FRED FINGER, of Lincolnton, N. c., to Mis-
HILL, Of this place.
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DIR. KUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For Catarrhs. Influenza. Costiveness, Piles, Ora.
vel, Ga norrtm. elect, Fluor Albus. or the
Whites, Weakness, Obstructions, &c.

GoLD HIT, N. c., Auo /, ls4s.
DR.. J. kuhl-Dcar Sir:
You will please forward to us az soon as con
venieni. fresh supply ofthe Resorer Of the Blood
and tho Abyssinia Mixture, we have s,ld out for
some time, The Restorcr and the Depurative
Powder, have proved 10 be very efiicacous for
fullnest of the chest. rheumatism. Sore Legs, In.
ilamms,ions ofthc Eyer, Debility, and other chro
mic diseases. We warranted the Abyssinia Mix.
fure to every patient. and no has asked TO &c,
the money returned. but on the contrary, every
one has praised its great sanaiive powers
We remain yours, respectfully,
A. & d. W. HONEYCUTT.
CONCORD. N. c., jury %, ls4s.
DR.. kuhl-Dsar Sir:
We have sold out all Of your Abyssinia Mix.
fure IN all cases, on our own account and we
ran say, il has ueyer failed. We have daily calls
for more Of the Abyssina Mixture, and ysu will
please send US soon as possible such a supply,
which will answer the great demand.
Very respectfully yours,
PHIFER & YORKE.
Letter from MAJOR DogaI MeDugald. Crane
Greek Post Office.
IooRE COUNTY, N. G.. Die. 2j. la4s.
D., J. Kuhl-Dear Sir:
Lady in this couaty, afflicted with nervou.
complaint, Relapsus Jteri, Fluor Albus, and u
deranged mind, caused by obsiructIons,
was for about twelve months attended by four of
our eminent physicians, without any effect, and
every one successfully declared her incurabe, and
that she had TO die. She then procured two bot
lies of your Abyssina Mixture from me, which
cured her entirely. She has since married, and
is in perfect good health and happy. The Abys.
sinia Mixture has likewise proved very efficacious
in many other diseases, but particularly in female
diseases, in which it should have the preference
Of all others.
Yours obedientlv,
DUGALD McDUGALD.
Likewise on hand and for sale. Dr.. kuhs Re
storer, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine Bal.aul, d C.
4 J. IlOLTON. Agent.
Charlotte, N. c.
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Rangers Notice.
@EducatiOn.

suZ LUu LlOu.
hESlROUS of educating their own children
- the undersigned have engaged q, Teacher
Miss II, Z. GRAHAM. Of Charlotte, and hereby in.
form the public that the school began the lst in.
slant. and is open to others at the following prices
for the first 5 months
Reading. Writing. Arithmetic. Geography. En-.
glish Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and His.
tory. 81 per month.
The higher branches usually taught. 81 so pr m.
Board, IS per month
Miss Graham has been educated as a Teacher.
and has had some experience in teaching. One
Ct the undersigned is prepared to accom- modate
with comfortable rooms with FIRE places dozen
or boa rders, who will there, be under the eve
Of the Teacher. lie will also give to the school
and scholafs the attention both may require The
other, il desired, will give the boarding scholars
medical attention free of charge. The location,
8 miles South of Charlotte. is one of the most
besutilL! and healthy in The county.
S. B WATSON.
ID. N. LEE.
Jan 26, ls4o l4tf
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GENERAL TAYLoRs HEALTH.

We regrs, to learn from passengers on
he steamer Webster, says the Louisville
Democrat. Of Monday, that the President
fleci, has bsen indisposed for several days
past, with = severe attack Of the influenza.
|hn Taylor, whose health is much i'm.
paired, II 10 feared will be unable TO accom-.
|pany the Genera, to Washington CITY,
Col. Bliss and his lady, however. 60 with
rhs General. They contemplate leaving
|oh OF abou, the 10th proximo.
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mNOtice

rs hereby given TO the North Carolina Stock.
Il holders in the Charlotte and South Carolina
Rail Road Company. that The second instalment
of FIVE, dollars on the ishare, will be required 10
be paid into the Branch Bank al Charlotte, on or
before the frat of March next.
BY order of the Board,
JOHN A. Brady, Trcas'r.
jan %, lS49 l4,Im
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Take Notice.

ZNHE firm Of A. B ATTY & Co., being dissolved
- by the death Of A. Beatty, all those indebted
to them are called upon TO make pay ment By the
lst day of March next, after which time all debts
remaining on hands Will be given gu. for collec-
ton. The notes and accounts due the concera
will be found at the old stand Of A. Beatty & Ca,
now occupied by A. Graham, Esq
A. BEATTY & co.
Charlotte. January |. ls49.
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NEW TIN SHOP.
r, w. MOORE s. 90,

" AVING Dough, or, the late firm of A. Bea.
III " 4 Co. in the Timing Business, and re-
moved the same TO the house lately occupied by
A. Montgomery as Saddlery coucern, opposite J.
b kerr's Hotel, respectfully iniurm theifsrlends
and The public that they are now prepared to cx-
ecu'c GI'ALL ORDERS in their line of business
with promptness and dispatch.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-02

PER MANENT SCHOOL.
L X A N d r lama AGA EMY.
Mee6ienburg county. ~ c., 10 n,iles NorA Of
, - ChsrleAs,
S. D. WHARTON. PniycifAL.
Rev. II. b. CUNNINGHAM, RrcroK.
ME seventh Session Of this InslItu' ion cen,
menced on the FIRST Monday in Jsnusry,
under the superntcndence of the above gentle
men. The cou'se of studies adopted is such 10
to prepare pupils for admission to the Junior Class
in any of our Colleges It's location is a. plsss.
ant and Healthy, and as far removed from all causes
OF dis'lpsl!on as any In this section Of the State
Terms.
Boarding. including washing, fuel and
lIghts per month, "a
Tuition.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
and Geography, per sess Of months, o
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Logie, &c, Z
ATTN and Greek Languages N
Liam. IL, lo49. 1877
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New ORLEANS, Jan. "a, p. N.

Henry Clay, while walking out yesier.
day. accidentally slipped and Tell bis head
striking the pavement. producing quite a
painful conclusion. The venerable patriot
was soon surrounded by friends. who quick.
" picked him up and conveyed him to his
residence. He suffered considerable for
some time, bu. ! am glad to inform you
that, at last accounts, he was fast recover.
ing, and Is not considered by any means
dangerously injured. His health otherwise
is very fine.
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THE MARRETs.

We learn tha, the supply Of cotton du.
ing tho past week exceeded that of any
Hhsr week since the opening Of the sea.
ia, and We notice an advance of to to-.
b our highest 6sures Of last week. We
|ow quote II 5 10 o.. Charleston QUOTA.
ion, 81 TO 7.-Camden Journal.
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| Gen. John MCQUEEN Of Marlborough
District. has been elected TO Congress from
hs fourth Congressional District, to ill
he vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Ion. A. d. Sims, by a majority of 7a6
bo,es over Mr.. Monro, Of Marion.
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DEATH OF JUDGE LACY.

The New Orleans Picayuns Of the 18th,
announces the death Of Thomas J. Lacy,
E'q, 4 prominest member Of the bar, Of
ChOlers. Judge L. wss native Of North
carolina, and vas educated al Chapel Hill.
Nc had been Judge Of the Supreme Court
Of Arkansas.--Ral. Reg.
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COMPLIMENT TO EX.Gov. GRAHAM.
The ci,izens Of H,lisboro' have rendered
Gov. Graham. on bis return to their
Fd,l, the compliment Of Public Dinner.
Dv g. has accepted the invitation, and
hesdsy, the 23j inst. has been fixed for
e day Of The eiininmen.. ---Rui. Reg.
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D ANYWAY from the subscriber, living ct
- White Hail. Stssl Creek, 8 miles south. wsst
Of Charlotte, three boys, viz:
WILLIAM,
tknown as joseph II. Wilson's carriage driver j
he is about 80 years old. full feet high with one
froat tooth out, and very polite when spoken to.
NORMAN
is 26 years Of age, purchased of,thes Administrs-
tors of IT, G. Owens. deed. has1 scsf On his left
hand with two stiff fingers, yellow csnpIsc,sd. o.
bout feet 10 inches high. and eyes soms~hat
inflsmed. 80
DICK
Is about % years Of rye, abou feet high. snd
weighs about 2i2 pounds, dark completed, viii
a largo full face. purchased Of Ass !ieims. o! u.
Mon county.
As William and Norman has Travelled in tie
mountains with their n,as,rrs they vii no dyub,
sttempt to pass that wsy aud slso endoayos 10 pre-
cure free papers.
The aboee reward will be given for tho threS
boys above mentioned, or so for esch, on deiive-
~, or their confnemtn Ia any Jail ~ that I may
get them again.
JouN ii. POTTS.
January Is, 1873. I4.f
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Accident 10 Mr.. Clay.

The New. Orleans Piroyune contains III,
following paragraph, referring to some &c
ciden' which had occurred 10 Mr.. Clay
the particulars Of which we have not seen
We arc glad to learn that the injury
which Mr.. Clay had received from q fail
The other day is so slight as not to prove
serious-,hough still sore from the effects
OF the bruises received on his head and
shoulders"
Since the above was in type we find the
following information conrnunics ed 10 the
Baltimore Patriot:
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We sre glad to be able TO state the, Mr..
khoan has 50 far recovered from bis re-.
Pnl ,ad,.pnsi,iou as 10 be nble TO resume
Is sea, 10 III, Senate.
We regret to learn that The Hon. Mr..
angum, of North Carolina, who has no,
Ken his see, in the Senaio thus far a, ,his
(ss,on, is detained a, home by ipdisposI.
|pa. Also, tina, Senator II. V. Johnson,
Georgia, Is deiained from his sea, 10 the
en.ie bv a severe attack Of InAuenzl. -
|a'iJaai IielIigsncer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-02

Gen. Cass hes been elected United States
sens'os from Michigan; and Gen. Shields
IRON Illinois, vice M. Brsese.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13
Proceedings OF CITY Council.
RICHMOND, June 9Th. I849.


Committee On Claims reported state
ment OF costs against city in circuit court.
which was referred back to same commit
tee.
Street committee. TO which was referred
Bill No. 6. reported it back with amend
ments: ordered 10 be engrossed and read
third time next meeting. This Ordi-
nance provides for the curbing and pa
wing sidewalks and paving side gutters.
The following resolutions were adopted:
"Resolved, That the committee on
streets be instructed to have the estimate
made ont for the grading aud graveliing
Marion street from " ainut to Front. and
that they contract for the grading and
gravelling the same. on the best terms
they can. consistent with the finances Of
the city
"ResOlved. That the com On streets bo.
and the Same is, hereby authorized 10 let
the grading and graveIling Of that part
of Fort Wayne Avenue north of station
-, as shown on profile Of said Avenue.
upon the best terms they can. and report
TO next meeting Of Council.
Accounts vs.. city. amounting TO s255,-
Is, were presented and allowed.
Council adjourned to Tuesday evening.
June 18th, at u clock.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

Is constantly efIeettug cures OF the utmost ina
4 portsuee. The mos, iuors eu4ou~ ATE coassn-
ceG-ihe most ftii!lless are eo8aprilc to believe
the po AMI stftuc vi this grrat remedy
II j. universally admitted L. tho most u GU
dvrful combinations known 10 the worlt, for The
immeoiste rel;ei of disease ami pam. II nrscr
i4,ls While there remains suit eai Iic 10 RESTORE
a aaiurai ana healthy artaa to the capillary
SIS Of the body, and eIusltke the circulation OF
the blood Nv this means. It controlling power
Is gained over the most malignant forms OF DIS
ease, which cannot b. obtained from any other
remedy. Such H. the pawer oil this cea,bi aAl,un
that Il peneirates Ia every pesi4on .. the humaa
Frame every bone and muscle. VEIN, nerve and
hLatn-nt y scar, he'd cat. aHd Huaic sensible OF
IL purifying and heaiing intlssence. tieace IL
copes readily TIA internal . external dI>-
ease Numerous Instances are RECORD where
th4s remedy has restored hcalIA 10 pattrnts -,
near iitr grave that the most powerful Internal
remedies tasicd to rroaace any effect. Soch has
frequently been the case la lNFIANAittS
OF the BON III .S--no paii..at. ever ueed 1ss IS
thus disease where tha Maenrile p3ntnrnt cae
he obtained. That dangerous Epiemlc known
as the III IRtn ER1 ~lPELA~ rsa always BE-
cured hy this rcnelv. Fer iNtLAN ATt>&f
kUEj VI ATS VI, tins tiuttneHf Is th- tt5o~t com
ptrte remedy ever prepared. Ia ~ eas out ot
100 ii w,n aflnra rnt,re rclief the worst eases
Of Nrrt ous iira ache IN thirty inmates. hos
nervous diseases this remedy Is of iatf}yn var
ne. Affections at the SpiHe, Rheumatism. i.Nnie-
ness liberated SORE Throat, bronchitis, firurt-
-. Group. tholic Cholera Morhus. Agu- IA the
Face or Breast barns, Scatd Heal. Scr"iaia,
Salt Rhennt, i.rl ,iPelas, intiancd Eses, fcver
Sores, &c, via hr Immediately relieved by tho
the OF tins remedy.
j For further particulars and testimonials.
see pamphlets ieit with each agent.
For sale by IRWIN REED, only Agent Ger
K Richmond where il can be itti " Wholesale, and
retail Price ,, Gents per Bnltie.
Richmond. May 8, ioi9. 2o;yr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.-To
the people, in the Ohio Valley, the follow
ing is good news:
Many Of the successful contractors for
extending the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road west the Cumberland Civilian learns,
will commence work on the first Of June.
and some few. it believes, have already
broken ground. Already large number
of laborers are in the town. Some eX-
permcnts with Mr.. Latrobc's new rail, in
the construction Of mile of additional.
track. are supposed to have reference to
the extension west.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13
PROSPECTUS OF

The undersigned viii the 18th day Of June
next, begin the publication in the city of W ASH
ington OF a daily Wing Administration paper, to
be CHILLED THE REPUBLIC, the editorial! super
vision Of which and management Of which will
be committed TO the exclusive care Of Alexander
c. Buliiti and John O. Sargent.
The Republic i'll give to the principles upon
which the administration Of Gen. Taylor came
into power cordial, jealous aud constant sup
port. 1t will be a faithful record OF the times
II will discuss PUBLIC measures in an impartial
and indie ne NJ en-, spirit; it VIII be vehci, Of
the latest and most authentic iHlor!natiob; II " Ill
be. in word, political newspaper, devoted to
he i,bernii-ing aud progressive doctrines which
prevailed IN the late Presidential canvass; to the
int. rests OF labor, developed IN the wants Of
agriculture, commerce. ana manufactures, ana
0 the cause OF literature, science. ana general
intelligence.
The Republic viii acknowledge allegiance
except 10 the country. 1t Will to rat tie
confidence and support Of the American People.
!; will be the organ OF no person, or party, or
fraction Of party, ia that compulsory sens
which would hinder IT from speaking boldly and
candldiy TO the people about haiever IT concerns
them to know.
The Republic Will be printed on a doujIe-roy
al sheet. in new, large, clear and readable type.
Besides the Da.y paper, there viii be pub.-hrd
Tri-werkly an Weekly Republ.c, made ~ oi
the most interesting ana important matter 0! the
Daily issue.
TER MS-For the Daily Republic, $40 90
For the Triweekly, 90
For the Weekly, %
IJ-Any Postmaster who VIII TRANSMIT, US SlO
shall have SIX copies of the Weekly Republic
sent to such persons rs he may direct; and : >
will entile postmaster 10 three copies Of the
Tri-weekiy paper.
NJ. ia. II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13
MEXICAN Oyy-TuF GREATTG1

A TTEskse4N OEs-THE GREATEST
"A REMEDY OF SATURI--proeuredf rom
r-eiI in EenfpckY, 10 feet bef9tr lie e0rfhs spr-
tace THIS OH all BE found vastly superior 10
Harlem British. any other formerly popular
OIis. It's curative properties for the following
ailments are truly vvonaerful:
IhfiaInuiateTy rheumat isfn whoopng cough
- lIthlsic--cogg:.s---e oiGs--spasus letter.
erysIpelaz--sca~i interchangeable
sore tiIr03t--liyer complaint inf animation Of
the + ldneys-- pains in the breast, side and back
---alseases Of the spIne--- piles---heart barn--
diseases OF the hip joint--infamea sore eyes
deafness end ear-ache--- " orTs---t Doth ache-
SPIRAL strains burns -scads-- brUi-escuts
-ulce cer--fever sores. &c. &c.
Its merits IL best recotnine II cation, as
thousands OF people OF all classes and sges can
testify.
Caution in order TO be sure 81 obtaining the
genuine. purchase oulv Of the General Agent,
Dir. + gar Thorn. Dublin. " aype 20. IND, or
through subageDis appointed by i.lm for It's sale
each Of whom viii have a Show Bill and gen~r-
al directions IN pamphlet form. continuing the
names and address OF te ProPretors. aud Cen
ersi 4 gent for the State OF Indiana, as follows.
ID. Han s. Co. ProprI-tors. kentucky.
D0croR EnGaR TroEx- General A gent for the
State OF Indiana. Dublin, Wayne county, to
" Fgorn ali ORDERS mus, b- addressed
aeEsrs-Jesse Meek, DR. Howels. Richmond
Townsend, Lewis & Co, Silsers & Bragg.
Cambridge: Jacob Sewers. Gormnniow DR..
J. j. Ball. Centreviite; J. :. Starr, Newport.
J. BaI!enger- Williamsburg; Lock & Mills,
Economy; l. LeSh. Franklin; W. o. Arment.
Dalton: Vaughan & DaIaada away, Hsgersto~n;
G. d. Kern, Milton.
April II, ls4s. I.:ern
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MON MATTERS

LIST OF BANK NOTES RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH
BANK RICHMOND:
State Bank of Indiana Sanduskv City Bank;
and Branches; Seneca County Bank
Kentucky Banks of s. Titfin, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank
State Bank of Ohio and Bank of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
LAT. Bank Of Cinciunati Farmers Bank Of Vir-
Commerci Bank ofdo glna and Branches;
City Bank of do Bank of the Valley of
Dayton Bank; Virginia aud Branches
Bank of Geauga; Exchange Bank of Vir-
Canal Blk Of Cleveland; gnia and Branches;
City do Notes of S. and up
City Columbus: wards, at par in New
Franklin Blk of Zanes- ork. Philadelphia,
Vile; and Baltimore.
Richmond, June 9th, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

TO Mary Weeping.

Cease lamenting, Mary dear.
Shed, no more, tine scaiding tear,
Brighter days will yet appear.
Like the rays, by morning shed,
On the mountain verdant head;
Pleasure viii thy heart o'erspread.
Like swiftly gliding stream
Like a fitful fever dream
Like the night from mornings beam,-
Clouds will leave thy youthful sky
Shadows from thy spirit fly
Spectres cease to wander by.
Friendships sacred ties are thine
Round thy bosom they entwiue,
Like the morning g.ory vine.
Cease TO weep. thy friends true,
Al. thy grief, they would subdue--
Pleasure they would still renew.
Love has left the glorious skies
Left the flower that never dies,
On the plains of Paradise.
In thy tender, youthful breast,
He has found Il place Of rest
herished-nourished- caress'd.
Cease to weep. Oh. smile again,
Danish every thought of pain
Love, thy prisoner will remain.
y. D. T.
Newport, June I 1919.
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Carriage A<lPs.

sEAVE YOU TRIED DR.. PU RIDES FAM
lily MEDICINES; well they are good.
call at DR.. Howeiis Drug Store. No. 10. Nam
Dyspepsia and Liver affections. Purtrs Plaster
for ALI sorts OF sores. Purdies Ointment for all
diseases of the skin, eruptlons piles, burns, &c,
ana DIR. Purdies Phoenix Bitters, u great restorer
OF the system These medicines are Just intro
duced here. but they have had u great run in the
east. Try them, aud prove them.
Richmond, Nav %, l~49. loft