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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
no. FOR cairo Nj.
New Spring Goods.

l. part OF the following articles
large So, Of Dry Goods Of every descriptions Tor ladies'
-rnte,neu's and wants wear
Boots and Shoes-ldle misses gcnemens and boys well
assorted.
II large stock Of groceries
Sugar, coffee, mja-seS, cheese in small boxes extra
Rice, roe herrnrs No. l, in whole and half barrels
Kits of mackerel No l and
Vinegar, very fne-tresh hops
Duva's backing in large boxes
Iron, nails, salt. hardware and cutlery
Crockerv and stone ware
II large stock of IVOODW.4RE, consisting III part Of
Tubs, buckets brass bound pals
Trays, churns cocoa nut gOurls
Slegts running from 100, and many other articles in
that line numerous to mention
COTTON Y.1R.NS-Richmond, Milton, Monticello and
Richmond factories
MI kinds Of Dye-Stutfs, sc.
All Of hich determined 70 sell at the lowest market
price and respectfully solicit call from my old friends and
tie public generally RO r WATKINS,
Apru 5-irs Agent for d. p. Walker.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

o,HAWLS. CLOAKS and SACKS--A great varie
ty of Shawls. Clodks and Sacks. A. the is far
advanced vii sell unusually low. For bargains call
Jan lS-ts PETERS s STIGLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

"a barrels mountain y hiskev-3O barrels old rye whiskey
20 barrels apple 10 barrels madeira wInelO bar
rrls Malaga wine-l6 pipes French brandy pipes I'm
Er.n.L hrlulr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER IS49
JUST RECEIVED BY
EpyUHDDS

FEIF DOORS ABOVE .9LEE.H& GT.4TKLN'S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL b. THJR.h4.N>S
J. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to him previous TO his copartnershp with W.
Lee aud during that time and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the bust.
ness into his hands. and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will be taken
to have work intrnstel TO him. done as well as il
can be done elsewhere. JAMES b. EDWARDS.
Sent l1-tS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

CARTER & NOWLIN,
GRUCERS, COMMISSION g. FORWARDING AGENTS
LI.vCEEBLRG, Va,
JTAVE IN STORE and Giving large and de-
sirable stock of GOOD. which they will sell o'e for
cash exchange for copntry produce The follow ng
comprise part
20 hhds n o. and p Rico Sugars,
10 do and bbls Molasses,
l2j bags Rio, La gura and Java Coffee,
10 boxes Woolsey's Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls crushed, ground and clarified do
200 kegs Nails from to 40 dy.,
30 do box and lining do
80 boxes 81 10 aud lO< II Glass,
lbs sides sole Leather
10 bbls Tanners Oil,
30 reams zap and letter Paper,
80 kegs blasting Powder,
20 do Ky Rifle do
30 boxes aiamantine and taow Candles,
10 do bunch Raisins,
teices crop RICE,
50 reams wrapping Paper,
$50 sacks Salt,
10 bbs Mackerel,
ll2u lbs. bisercd Steel,
500 do shear and cast do
20 boxes Cheese.
80 bhls. recti6ed Whiskey,
10 do apple Brandy,
10 do American do
Otard, Seignett and j. Durand Brandy, Rum and Gin,
S. MADEIRA Port and Malaga Wine,
:, !, II and GA DomestcS,
Ms. l and , Oznaburgs, Blankets. Calcoes, Checks
Boots, Wool Hats Caps, &c SC. They respectfully invite
their friends and the public generally want Of CHEAT
GOODS, to call and examine them.
Nov 27--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT THIS
n NERMIFUGE EXCELS ALL OTHERS
IN EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY.
LIVERY Druggist who has had any curiosity
II inquire where the Nermiuge las been made
Of furnish abundant evidence Of its efficacy in
polling Worms, and the good effect produced the geneT
| al health of the patient.
1t mild in operations contains calome other
dangerous ingredient, and can be with perfect safety
! to the most delicate infant.
The Propretors have in their hundreds OF Ger
tifcate OF its good effects which Will be exhibited
who may wish to seethem The following but speci
men OF them.
Certificate e'the Mayor ofthe City Of Lancaster. Pa
LANCASTER CITY July 3rd, 1872
Messrs. 3. A. Fahnestock Co;
Centlemcn-Several OK the younger branches of my fam
lily la9ourng under symptoms indicating induced the
application OF remedies and happy that
your Nermituge had the desired effect Of instance
moving the almost incredible number of ISL of the large
qualitiein my family, establish the efficacy of your Verm
/ tugc i NJ. CARPENTER,
Mayor Lancaster City
Certificate of Physician.
Mayfcld, Ky, August 18th.
Messrs. B. A. Fahnesock s Co:
Gentlemcnn a practice Of medicine for the last twenty
years have used medicine that exceled yours
bringing about the expulsion Of worms.
J.R. DALLAM MD.
The retail prices 25cents Fer vial, which brings with
( in the of all
UNPARALELE IMPOS ITIoN AND EFFRON
Terry.
An individual named s. Fahnesock has repeatedly
ed that the article which he calls CDR Fahnestok
mituge the equal to the Nemifuge prepared by
| The public assured that this is a BASE FALSE
HOOD and hereby cautioned against contoundmg the
spurious article with 1t is entirely different
osition and does not the virtues and of
preparation. B. A. FAHNESTOCK.
/ The genuine article is for sale in Lvnchburg, by
! JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
| AUrll9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
Beautiful Books,

l HAVE inst received about 200 beautiful Books, among
which he found suitable Tor presents anda full
! history of the MEXICAN War.
ALSO-A good assortment Of Gold and Silver Pen and
Pencil Cases. Come and see. JNO P. WRIGHT, 7.
April 2-tslf At the Post Ocfhe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
Engrayings by Sartain.

WE have just received copy the first Refor
merspesenting their famous protest the Diet OF
Spires engraved by the great artist Sat1r, which will
furnish to subscribers at S3-the Philadelphia price.
Feb 5-ts u B. PAYNE s. BRO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
DTNNO[TTFON.

rINIIE concern Of THURMAN s LECKIE is this da Ii s.
L solved BY mutual consent. All persons having claim
against and those indebted the Will thei
claims and make payment TO William L. Ieckie.
JOHN r. THURMAN
April6 1919. WILLIAM L. LEckIE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
.1'OTICE.

rIiE undersigned having purchased MI j. r. Thurman's
L interest in the TIN BUSINESS, will continue the
all its various branches, the old stand of Thurman
Lecke- Thankful for vors, he hopesa continuance
OF the same IRON hls friends and the public generally ped
ing himself to do well any other house Lynchhrg
April 23-lm VIM l.. IECKIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
Fresh Spring Goods,
.StapIe and E'a,,cy Dry Goods,

TIVE subscribers have received large portion of the
Spring stock, comprising complete and well seece
t,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
CLOFER SEED.

CLOTER SEED.
11O BUSHELS prime Mountain Clover Seed, on con-
~ -ignment and tor sale BY
March It's JOHN g. MCCLANNAIIAN.
1NOB ACCO-tXTRt FISE. sun CURED CIitN
L ing loblcro, f,I ale 81 PETERS : S11GLEK
Nm Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
MINERAL POENE,

.0IASSEOAM &C gDEMNo
4 d he subscriber, ex Sizaf of Trinity College,
- Dublin, would most respectfully inform the
sciuzens of Mineral Point and the public general
" that the above institution was opened on Mon
lay, 23d inst at the brick house, nearly opposite
the residence of the Hon Moses II Strong, Tor
81 odng ladies and gentlemen, who are deslrous OF
III thorough classical and English education, ac-
cording to the most approved system followed in
american or European Colleges, and which he
a. found bv experience to be admirably cacula-
fel to facilitate the improvement OF the pupil
Fron his advantageous discipline, undertaking at
tention and the strict morality which shall be al
49, m lintained in the school, he entertains well
grounded hope that his pupils can secure the great
est possible improvement commensurate with
her various professional avocations in LIE.
Parents therefore, anxious to have their chill
tren carefully and expeditiously prepared for pro-
fessionaI or commercial pursuits would do well to
spatronize the above Academy. as the teacher viii
lie interested in the substantial progress of his pu
pills The subscriber is furnished with testimoni-
ais with regard to character and competency from
tie most influential men in Michigan and Wis
couain having been principal of the highest lite
rary institutions, both al Detroit and Milwaukee,
during tie last ten years.
IE8Ts per quarter oftwelye weeks
Arithmetic and common branches, $500
Mathematics, $500
Greek AMI Latin, comprising the
.English studies, $500
10 de lucfion 10 be made for absence, except IL
case Of protractcI sickness
PERCIVAL c. AIILLETTE.
4wS3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
Russae .aoxiee.

~ Ii persons ssre hereby notified not to tres
, ~ pass, mine, l. dig upon the following lands
without the writte. consent or permission OF the
owner:-East J osE W Sec. 8, Township s,
Range East :
.aLs0, Ne $ s z / Sec. 6. Township 4,
Range East wiz outithe, written consent of the
owner, or JOHN ;IUsGRbVE, .agent.
And further nosce = hereby given that for
bid any ana al peAsons.ffc..n buying or removing
any Lead or other sores:frofn the above described
lands without perJs as above
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point, &c, 27th, 1913
EeaE< Is. fEazs.
n Ii persons .are .he5ssby forbidden to dig,
~ mine, or OF ertyise tlespass upon any lands
belonging to the sIbscFibsr, under the penalty of
the law. JOSEPH READ.
September 27, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
nIilkNIIIIiIIlI.

~ T. subscribers would especially inform the
they have opened anew BLACKSMITH SHOP on
fountain Street a little east OF J. Wangarnan's
Wagon Shop. where they will be happy to attend
u al those who may favor them with work
From long experience in the business they fatter
themselves that they viii BE- able to give general
satisfaction.
An kinds Of blacksmith work on, Coaches, Wag-
oa- and Buggie<, punctually attended 10, Farm
IN AMI mining tools made repaired Oh The short
e. aotice ana on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid 70 horse shoeing,
Please cal ara tIy hm II you have work to De
done.
JOHN BENNETT
JARED TODD.
Mineral POINT. Anril 2lth 1919 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
Mineral POINT. April 2lth 1919
fflslsrT 9 IL

n IL PERSON indebted 10 the late firm OF
- = Geunett < BoWjcn are hereby cautioned
aelinst PAVING their accounts 10 Edwin Bovjen
without the consent Of the SUBSCRIBE. as sii iru
tj,-alycl and shall hold those indebted account
aa,e .yr ray share Of the leb:s.
JOHN BENNETT
Mineral Poiu-, April 9TH 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
Pills +! Pills +! /!

THsOR every man. woman and child IL the
- country who need Kind to suityou all say.
Pulfords Anti-Billious Pills
Fahnstocls do
DR.. Elmore's Improved Bilious do
Jew David's Honey Coated do
Oriental or Sovereign Balm do
Lees Bilious do.
Graefenberg do
Moffat's Pills & Bitters
Sappington's Ague Pills,
DR.. Bruce's do,
DR.. Brandreth's Pills
Rev. 0. Hibards do
Dr.. Angles Candy Coated do,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do.
and lots Of other kinds, which YOU can get BIZ call
ing at the Mineral Point Drug Store, nearly ospo-
site Beech store.
Nov. IS. r. Z. PULFORD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
state IL f lsconSir.
tou!sy 81 iowa, !
IL CHANGER

~ i#4tE-NN a.ts
Circuit Court Iowa County.
I-7n 2U!soa Co.aflaili7i,,.0
Iao,e#s c. Bs"cLor. and the Bill 10 perfect
Il .er 5a.rs q. llw (garv such tide 10 lands
te.e ha1 8 losapa Byecher
egcaas s DEFENDANTS.
i appearing satisfactorily
al tac CoHr, from the return Of the Sheriff Of said
aa0T @. l1fya endorsed oa tile Suhpuua Issued
I" mi caase ~ also .io.n sac aGd3vlt of john
2. ttoh submitted heseiu- that the within named
.aati41s T. Seee.Hr an! The other defendants in
iHi@ clasa are not nor is either of thc,a resident
WEAf1 he sta.c Of Wisconsin, L IS thereupCn ca
maN@a 81 the sal complainant Thomas Milton
nv MS solicitor Samuel Crawford Esquire by the
court here Ordered THAI the said defendants he
GeeU3cd a,Os tlSCa 70 lie ahzent and nonresident de-
en,4ats, and on ike motion it IS further ordered
Try the Cont t..~t &c said complainant 10 cause
notice Of the tendency Of this cause t. be given to
the said defendants and all other persons concerned
BY Publishing copy Of this order for SIX success
sive Nyee<s at least IN each week in the Wis
coasin Tribune public Newspaper issued and
published in the town Of Mineral Point In the a.
toresaid County 81 Iowa. the first insertion of said
notice to be within twenty days from ana after
the date Of this order. And on like motion II IS
f1rtlier ordered that the said defendants do csuse
eir appearance 10 be entered herein and plead an
sTc7 or demur % the bin Of complaint in this cause
on OF before the goth day Of August \ D. 1919.
OF m default thereof that the said bill be taken pro
eo2ifSso against the said defendants and the mat
teFs and things thereof decreeJ accordingly. Done
az IAaIaoers tins 23d day Of 4 prii A D.ISt9
MORTIMER NJ JACKSON.
Judge OF the 9th Judicial Circuit of the
State Of Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

SO Tz=zseEs assd sz1as2Eers.
ri Office 5 heFcby given Tat / for.
4 y bad .n> peton or persons from
buying or EentvicI any Lead or ether
ore 'roa ze following described Lands
wHaoat <#..'tteT~ permission from me
viz:
The g IT =f sec 81, hfs b, town
6 range p
Is, = 6 D, n E p town 5 2.
J, Il. TERRY.
Mineral .Po$at Jane %. 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

IL All sTneii.sT& viii be looked to and held
accountable for ~ and III Lead Mineral, or 9th
er ores raised onitLz abo;e described Lands, and
removed from = came y them.
ICHE BRACKEN, Agent.
Mineral Points S1pc IS, 1917. ST.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
New Fall and Winter Good

Ne1. Tall ana SVGEater GOol,
. NHE undersigned is now receiving his fall and
u winter stock of GOODS. consisting of
Dry Goods Clothing,
Boots aud Shoes, Groceries, Hdrd,rare, Crockeru.
hon, Nails, Glass, Poscdcs,
and every thing usually found IN a Store in the
mines; all of which he VIII sell at as low rates as
can be found At any other store, for Cash.
[oct4l JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

Al" further n"il':e Is ."rehy given, tLa, I forbid
tiy ana all pei+oHS 5roIi buEing ar removing any
Head other res f-nn' the above described lands
without Ilv vrisfeI. pernSzsinp
GEQ:t1.E NJ ESsERSMCTH. Igeat
S..pt. 2l, .'i9 5,r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
ESs 5%GEc s7avE5ce.

a Ii persos pfe hereby notified not to
: = trespass. j. MS, OF dig upon the following
lands without 70. v9tto't oon=e"t OF perHiss ion OF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

Tie a3o.a lands w5il be sold OF accom-
nodating f.rHts. They arc wei calcu,
lated 'or iaI.nsng purposes, and lie in the
vicinity Of GOOD lead diggings. ENQUIRE
Of ; JOHN BRACNEN. 2OtF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

VHE sgbzcsilsr oGeras for sale 3G0- acres
i Land beinstb
Of the = Of s1c. Is town ran. 8
I OF 5 ct 10 e
n Of W Of % 4 Sc
! of W !: of. ! u 4 Sc
of n " ], OF: 27 Sc
The Land IS :1aet prairie and part timber; the
-inlbef Is yousg and ,hriity There IS a good
raiNG OF WAFER on tSe prernises-it is also IN
good neigh5c.@l9od LSing obout miles soutl.
east OF hi-nera: fa.2t, I'd desirable 81 .aation for
2 iarr9.
-ALS0-Fig3stys acres Of Timber land in Green
county. Hiscos .ia being the s Of the 5 L ! Of
section 10, tovs$ nortA, range East.
FoI further :*lr.ic,Ials apply TO --- TaTlor.
Esq, Land Ag,s 1ion2e, Wis, or to Ike su5scr:-
1er 4 Mineral .,Hs.
JOHN BBACKEN.
Mach Q. ISIS soft
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
:.S'pf.ce
To NIinkrs and SHELTERS.

Z Ii persons ares leresy 5otifed not to trespass
a mine or dig u:oH TIE GLOWING Lands without
permission fron /: .ot;nef or agent:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
,7srcIlA0IA

Z Q Miners and Smclters.
ALL Persss sre hereby forbid to tres,ass, mine
or dig. Urons following Lands without per.uiz-
sion from thGun,.ersigaed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
Convenience and Economy.

an rUFFS AND BOAS-3 doz. assorted AJa1Is
IA also doz Ladies Bols Just received AMI
ior sale By JOIN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

SIUNL IS AND IIN WARE.
E. CORNISH
IS AT befound al his old stand two doors above
LFA the Store Of Beech & Tillev where Ire is
now receiving a large stock Of STOVES, among
which may by found the following:
EwpIRE-AIR TIGHT CooKING SrovEs;
NEAGARA AND ALBANY Cry Do
PREMIUM AND PARLoR Do
DoUBLE OVEN Do
Air tight Parlor and Plate Stoves ofvarious pat
terms and sizes; together with a general assert
ment Of TN, CoPPER, ZTSc, Lean, SHEET hon.
WIRE &c, &C. which he viii sell as cheap for
Cash as they can be bought at any shop in this
Section of country.
II Merchants supplied at eastern prices, with
the addition Of transportation.
sob work done with despatch, and on rea-
sOnable terms. oct13, 81
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-12
The hardest Kick Yet.

There is an attorney practising in our Courts
who attained great notorie.y among numerous
things for bullying witnesses on the opposing
sides of cases in which he is concerned AS
il would not be polite to give the full name
right out to the crowd, VIZ will merely call
him Wyke, fOr shot. aa
There was q horse case-ayCryicommon case
tpon our magistrates docket, trying be-
fore Esquire snellbaker one day, in which
Wyke happened to be, 'fernenst,' the horse
A slow and easy witness had been called to
the stand by the Plaintiff, who in a plain straigh
forward manner, made the other side Of The
case look rather bluesS atr
The Plaintif's Attorney being through,
Wyke commenced a regular eOOs'-examinatlou
Which was cut short in the following man
merit aal b. s8' ea h a3
g Well what do you know about a horse =
You a horse doetorm said the barbariaps II
his peculiar conlempthOus and OVerbeaFinl
manner af ig
NNo,I don't pretend to be a horse doctor
but / know a good deal abOutthe natut Of tn
beast n 81 ,bag ialt aai iaa d
II That means to say, you know Q hors'
from a iackass, when you see thems" say
Wyke in the same style-looking. kpOwingl,,
at the Court, and glancing ttiumPhanlly q
round The crowd Of spectators q telegraph
expression which saiii Now I've got hi a 3
the hip. !.
The intended Victim, gazing intendy at 81
legal tormentor, drawled OUT
Woh, ye.asest sold neoer tdEs yoaJ0f
h5rssp'
The Supreme Court 0f the United State
could not have preserved it, gravity !hFoug
line scene that followed The lick BACK pro
duced i regular stampede and the bushels Q
suspendsr buttons that sinck 70 the ceilin
above brought d regular shower of Pi ast'
upon the heads below. Every body was col
yiuced, that whatever the SttCrneyiamishta
the witness was a boss!
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-12
Fer " The Literary American .
EMILIEl

80 GtsS' Wy SAHtSFtE@Hs
EMILIEg
BY SAMUEL Z, PIKE.
IN the frances Of my slumber,
ThronginglY
Golden visions without number
Visit me.
Flinging light upon my pillow, Il
As the moon illumes the billow.
Through the PUSHES and the willow,
Emile!
While | lie thus slumber-laden, 5 y.
Melody,
Like the soft voice Of a maiden
Dear to me;
Chimes upon my ear, as showers, Hi.
When they waken from the flowers,
Music in the summer hourss
at + Emile! t
Through my deepest bosom ttembles 4
Thrillihgly
Bliss that is moi, yet resembles, gias
o' Ecstaeyj
While a tings of melancholy
Makes my Happiness more holys
Than is born of worldly folly, .
EmilieI aa
a On Thy lids The tear-drOPs glisten
soothinglY
AS Wake 10 look and listen
Silently,
And I find the glowing vision a'
And the melody elysian
Hold my %joyunce in derision.
af' Emile!
Brief as beautiful, they vanish
Fleetingly; 8t
But my sorrow soon | Danish,
For OF thee
Hath my soul been only dreaming,
While the Phantoms bright and beami9
On, my haunted heart were cleaning,
Emile! n.
KENNEBuNK Me-, November, lS48.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-12

HL rLNEF .M.
How they PAY FOR DaIsK IN CArIvoRsrA.
wouldbe cruel not to inform the numerous
California adventures how they must prepare
to buy their grog in Ell Dorado. The IoIow-
ing Isl passage from a letter from the best
source:
am told from good authority that the GUS
tom Of lhse who. sell liquor at The mines, BY
glass; is, to take from the liule bag which
the customer holds open a pinch Gas Of snuf)
for one glass Of bad wntered whiskey. tried
the experiment, and found | could easily take
up 81 worth of dust, at the rate Of SIC per
ounce Those who have a large thumb, and
understand the business can. easily take up
six to eight dollars in the same way. A Gay
or two since; a gentleman with whom | am
terry we'll acquainted from the Sand
Wich IAlands, wanted a man to take his funk
from the beach to bis lodgings, and seeing an
idle, and half clad negro, (apparsntly a rnna-
way from some VesseL) he asked him If he
would like the job. The fellow cast at him
an indignant glance, and turned away from
him without deigning areply i.and afterh he had
gone about FIVE steps, he Turned around and
approached us, drawing from bis bosom small
bag Of dust, and said g do you think Tlll lug
trunks when rlll get that much in ono dayyS
He had more than 500. sd bsa =,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-12

FREE-TRAUE PUDDtNe.ZThe London Times
has the following on the recent Presidential
election: @ I~ ao5
"The two Generals aud their supporters are
alike in novel and temporary positions, Tay-
lor PROCESSES peace and protection. Cass isas-
ISOLATED with war and free trade. Now un4
doubleday war is a worse thing than a prohibi-
tive tariff, but the threat Of the one may still be
a less dangerou matter than the threat Of the
other; Just as "lll cut yonr head off, address,
ed to a child; will probably give it less real
uneasiness than Il shall not give you any more
pudding"
That is good. tits worthy df Pdnch, BIZ
Ii al earnest jest however, and as such we
commend it to the American pudding makers.
The fact that John Bull would rather take the
chances for a Bit ofa fight than for a loss ofthe
buildings with which cook Walker and his
assistants have been Furnishing him, is very
creditable evidence Of the excelIehss OF those
d%atnties, sufficient, we should think 70 induce
Uncle Sam 70 make an immediate tasteo d theii
quality."3 PR|f,",
When free Trade is thus coveted under tbs
iaSidS smile Of q~Ipaddingn BY the organ Of
foreign nation, we cannot believe that any be.
.tsrargulnent is needed to convince the Anne
can people that such a policy is directly oP
posed to theit own national aud individual in
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