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from that worst q a. Diseases ".
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incidence medical and advice,
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HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
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accordingly remained there months without perceng
their opinion that my sons hopeless, and
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and returned home n se pon, Of November last with
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psae Iii. as o. the deb, in ADVANCE
f0o''l is ss's sf'pseu"'''' WILLIAM srcoRE.
time distant when thousands who trembling
may prove fatal viii permanent relief Be
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Fauquier white sulphur springs, Virginia,

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WAS for the reception Of visitors the rt Of
whole establishment No
Its establishment, the comfort and pleasure
Knowing BY ocular evidence, instances
value OF the wnter and ts almost miraculous effect
nlar has been regarded good policy enlarge the
mndaons, and complete tc original design crafty the
pleasure. Situated In remarkably healthy
bold Blue Ridge, and the vicinity Of
Wacnon, visitors borseback
rnds enjoy the most picturesque
heshfl dance. The lovers Of howers Pc
cuir has been taken their approval while
and the fawn the gold and silver elk
reieve tedious hour those who
IN word, has been taken which expanded
er could suggest 70 add 20 the comfort
ade and brilliant fireworks will lend their
Nor these preparations designed for
holy ministers OF religion, of denomination, cordial
udgng invitation gwen 20 spend the The
ces Of the church are respected throughout the
These springs are Is of ~ miles, according the taken
fredericksburg and 20 OF 80 from Aexanda Tweeky stages
will from both these points III july when daily vail
ablisbed Visitors leaving the District
steamer at 2 OF may reach The springs the day.
These springs known the Post once books Waenton
Wauenon, the White sulphur spring. in Grcenbrer
Terms OF board will be follows go CT e Wce season.
ing III Octaba, SO 800 fof
month $40 wcek els for u
lodging 50 cents each seyan and children under twelve
old half price No charge for children under three
Who retain their seats nj The ordinary table will be charged full
Horses so cents day. or $40 month.
The finest wines and spirits have been procured coaee win
be charged for private supplies
June e-diawsepa '"
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THE LADIES' WREATH,
EDITED BY MAS. 8. =. MARTYR.

THE LADIES' WREATH,
8. T. MARTYRS
Martyr KY, publishers, l43 Easea direct Ner York
MONTHLY MAGAZINE, pages, with two Embellishments
splendid Steel Engraving and coored Lioaphe Flower
expressly 90 ss ~ s @ Inc ss. na%Ss
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DESIGN OF THE WREATH
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TiAN LITERATUREa work which shall ese an ennons in
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the duties and responsibilities which grow deese
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roos magazine. Mr Martyr sustained by a noble band Of
OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.
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psodsa entitled w.a. s s''e as sI
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Lancaster, Pa.
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examined ysry extensively e periodical entitled tn.
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religion. work, ns esesIsn. lessons contains in
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Lancaster, Pa
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- '-'''' CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Transylvanis University, Medical Department.
ga session WIN open or The l., Monday n November nsr,
benjamin W. Dudley, NJ d., Professor Of me Principles
Robert PeieI, NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
e s sa and and .ss. y s
Ehelbe Dudley NJ D. Professor orcenera and Pathological
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william M Boiling, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and the
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five dollars boarding and lodging sSsa & q RI IN
Lexington, KY, June ~, is4s
t William y. Bsy1y.
Importer and dealer n fancy and staple eiiony, Psrapara
avenue 6efween liza and f2fh areefs
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Ink, inksfands, portfolios
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Hell receiving constantly additions 70 his Stock Nv The Eng
h steamers and packets and win sell the very prices
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June 1e--fH WILLIAM p. NAVY.
MERICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oon-sucn- of the thsrty
States Of the United States, Also
Constitution Of the United Of
Declaration q Independence Nc csmpes volume Price
AWss rRAvcK TAYLOR.
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SEA RATHTNG-oIp POINT I1orEI..

SEA nA ItA.No-UA1D rOANT HOTEL
THIS beautiful establishment, always open reception vs
tiers, IL now In fine order Tho grounds been eay
proved, and the bath houses much enlarged aorins besides
swimming BATH hot baths bats There fne shore
Tor those who prefer surf bathing
Charges heretofore. s1
~ mc GAY. " W =
~ the week At r.. rate o. g perda
Children and servants half price.
May 2S-aaw0w JAMES 3. FRr5yuH
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MALE ACADEsrY,

WARRkNToN, NORTH CAROLINA,,
THE TWENTIETH SESSION win Monday he "a
q July Boys fitted tor college in the unoa, Tor the
youth for the last years, deyotes his undivided
tenion the school, and Aided BY the approved
the various high order Of
eaon Of sound principles Of virtue and morality the sought
70 be attained, ind efforts which
The village liz refined society," is facility Of &C
BY the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad,
ter OF the school, all consprc the favorable
sidcahon Of those who have wards 70 be educated
TRRMs; d
For session Ave months, ". ESQ 90
Tuition In the languages and the higher mathematics
Lower branches OF mathematics and English.
Boys required In all board Priuc
pal For further particulars, address aI- Y
June 22-sw3w ~ 75 s71- Z PnncipaI
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NEW MUSIC. ttefg &es
lust received old established Stationery stose
door east q IAN street. Pa NE following and
prize, making II only tour cents per page. .. .f
orass M music ssn1sd % Al any momea a. 1s sseys gfes
Theu - sss yer me besudfsl ballad, dedicated M L.
wherefore sss rapidly, The ss'ssnsa cavana, sung y
Once ny hear wss and ss sdspes Of Rose
~ ~ evening soar melody, w a verdi ssae
Hopst annnged FOR TIE piano, by Boyer.
The Marin Waixes ~ ~ Hofher.
euawbery oailop; by Chas. Gfcbe.
e riceso, 2 w,,:zi n ! X Dyyssr
Gems fFpn Patsna yd LOMBARD; composed BY =. Bey
wandered BY The Brookside by !. Hfne aa1 ts
or. wore bird beautiful ballad itt IKE
n this Oh chair my father sat; BY BaIfs. ~ n
Joys h we're crownns from The Of Lucia de Hammer
n4cr bv r. r.. White.
" Ths f1lI,pp prayer; BY Woodbury..
seem her y ne Window sang by the Sable Hsmcnisu.
n. hang ny harp on willow
~ ~ ~ 1oss mmnss Win ysFisdops, ~ a. Msin.
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CON ~ ksr ssW SELECTED BY Joan I,y,ss 80 PIC 50
~. Y" sss 1aaKa4 T'r'
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lIIsTORICAL Collections OF Virginia. consaininx
IL collection Of the most interesting hc traditions, Biographical
SKETCHES anecdotes relating 20 10 history and antiquities
appended socai and nrscssn;se sssrh n h - wn,sn
uba illustrated with 100 ensavns BY Henry Howe one
volume History Of Virginia, from discovery
Europeans 70 the present ume by Robert Howson
Aug3
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Anew ooods 1ns .,.,,..,, =. y. 49,. ,,-.- :
". s"pShoe" nave Just received from lsfe
i75 pieces son ansh Irish linen. which ,h.r -
prices from s5k cents 10 The anss, ms"hn' 70 be pure
dozen linen cambic handkechiefs sar a ,s. a.
rs do lawn AZ y. a. ~ W = Genus.
Is DO Children linen cambdo ao WIZ sss
20 rich riband- trimmed lace cane. w w 0e"r'
10 dozen NJ ihts, with and without 6nser,
dozen whit opep ysorked cos,o, No..
100 DO 10 misses and osiidrens do do, every kind. r
05 eeganlv e,ohro,.., ri - =,
attention ladies l. respectfully nsi,sd u " WING" e
May @-3wh p. n. HOE co.
.ss s rracoce OF Hydropsthyl with fifteen
an M M " important suniece' by Edward John,
uya,onsa,v a, an. w.. o.. .,...-.., -.
eue nv Jae shs., ~ m o"c' ""Suaeo WIN many cases OF
Theory and pse,iee "i I N ,ns c ,.. M.
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PPLErON's Railrosd and steszshoat Cosnpasssn,
being Travellers Guide through the Norhen Maze and
Eastern states Canada New ecsa
ted win ~ maps on steel, and Is engsvinsr.
The illustrated Handbook Tuxclicr
and accurate map. -
large aud accurate map
ns,amsls railroad Steamboat Telegraph Boob. rIes Is
cents, with map. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Aug. ~ " 'lHsf rt.tt ~ tlf.tl ~ ~ ~
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To Democrats and the Publishers pf Dsmocratac pa-
l4 t.11a ssfg Ass pcrn.- w AlaY 4.aF4sl
THE subscriber having been dismissed cep In The
Post Office Department for the objectionable being demo
cat DESTROYS OF finding employment either editor or some
prominent democratic paper the Washington correspondent
several similar papers. T
ton; james NJ Buchanan, esq Baltimore James Page and
samuel Badger, esgs Philadelphia Robert III Norris esq, New
starkweater coopersown, NJ vi and Hon. Cass Detroit
Communications, post paid, will receive due uitenion.
EaER Set.A @L 400 SAMUEL b. REACH
WASHINGTON, d. O., July ls, ls49 be July 19--A
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9 sasAsls faew whas hsld beans
IA 4 basSss q good ~, clean AIRY aas salt
Al Sackstfs Harbor. Nsw York.
~ barrel. Of fresh i supsriias -four
ll0 bushels Of new white field beans
Sss pound. :, sssss i SsIa s ss s candies "a,
onehsi ofjane 1850 remainder in all October, issO
Al Fort Ontario, Osvsgo, Nsw York.
g bushels ofnsw white hsd beans
Y & & :s ssS s as. ~ n. candle. MI
on i q 5s June Sss5 4ssads in ali October. 1880
81 Al Fort Niagara. New York. @
iss ssi.ss q l S .rpsans aoar
~ IS bushels Of new white field beans M KIM
60 pounds pound: e GOOD GOOD ss sS sSsg .,.s.
Z bushels O good clean dry hns salt
10 81 e ssSs s .s%sss. ! Il .o.
Al Detroit Barracks. Detroit, Michigan.
go barrels o. Essh supsrfns -four
ITO bushels Of new while 6eid beans iN@8HMs
~ psS pound. q O. good rod hard hard . SOAP, ..
4 sssass e e o ooS clean Sy aSs salt
onsns on l.. q june remainder in all October, 1850
Al Fort GrGiiot, Michigan.
l25 barrels Of fresh super6ne -four hS xxx
IS bushels Of new white field beans KIN 4tt3 aFA sf
$40 pounds of good hard soap a E H8a w
328 pounds Of good hard inflow candles 81 afi tIa
i3.i IA bushels of good clean dry fine salt
100 gallons of good cider vinegar s5.l.s " 3Is
Onsaf The Isl June, 1850 remainder In NIL October 1876
Al Fort Maekinac, Michigan.
65Sbaues of pork aa III E,+t g s
125 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
IS bushels Of white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard soap III
Us pounds OF good hard talow candles r3|
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt ss*E
NO gallons Of good cider vinegar s7 @
Oneha LIST Of june 1850 remainder by the 5 septembe
Al E,orf Rr0d,, Nn,t q. M,r;. N;rb;y1x
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IWHATMANs Drawing Paper.-w. FISCHER, importer
and dealer superior stationery, parchnen, Rodeers
~ he has just received, direct from
supply OF Whatmans paper
der q The following size. all Of which constantly 6r whole
sale OF retail n stAuoncrs' Hail.
Gap size "a by Is inches Deny, IS BY 20 inches medium,
by ~ uches royal ID by " inches SUPERFICIAL 10 ny inches
IMPERIAL ~ by 30 inches elephant, % by ~ inches conmbis
= nehes double eephsnt ~ BY 20 inches snuquanan 81 q
inches ~. III. w. laly "
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GUITARS FISCHER has ON hand great vsnst
pa and ornamental guitars with patent screws square an.
MAJ eads without Ave my doisrs
ctnre voins flutes from eight keys ciarone nfcces
h acconieon, utnas with improved instructed
book Tor each instrument
July 20
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lHE Domestic Practice OF Hydropsthy, with
son, M D. 4fT W Nv 77-7--s - = '-'''''
nydfcpathy OF the Water Cure, iIasuatcd with many
cure. by Joel shew, NJ D.
H. Francke. For sale by y FpANt,K TIA
Aug u
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IPIsC0PAL Church Chant Book. desixnsd fAcili-
II chanting private devotional Circle
psing large inesy Instructions
relative the mode Of performance, kc BY VIM sun
TAYLOR = MAURy,
July ~ Bcoksecrs, near On street.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-03-17

Chambers on the l4th amidst general
manifestations Of attachment from The
people.
The Prussian elections have caused
general interest.
In Austria and Hungary affairs have
again taken an uniavorabIe turn. The
lmperialis,s have certainly been beaten
in several encounters with the Hunga.
rians, and Berne is likely 10 give them
additional trouble.
SPAIN. YF T1y
At the last session OF Congress held
in Madrid, Jan. 3l,) a call was made
for the correspondence said to have
passed respecting the annexation ol the
Island Of Cuba. The reply was that
no proposition had been made, and that
no ministry, composed Of Spaniards
would ever listen TO such proposition
if made, and that the ministry woull
never cede the Island Of Cuba to any
power. In the Senate, Gen. Noyures
confirmed the statement ofthe ministry
and added. that the rumor Of cesslor
was entirely uhfounded, and that The
Island OF Cuba would always remain a:
now, a part Of the Spanish monarchy.
ITALY. a..5 AN
The deposing Of the Pope and the
erection of a Republic, in the Roman
States, took place On the 9th Of Februa
ry. The Pope will have the necessary
guarantees for the independence OF hi.
spiritual power.
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An Important Case in Point.

Singular as it may appear, The very
first vote given by Mr.. Chase in the
u. S. Senate, after taking bis seat on
Tuesday, was on the right Of a seat up.
on certificate. bs sq q
General Shields, Of Illinois, it was
stated, was ineligible from fact Of a
want Of naturalization, having been
born in Ireland. The question arose
as to the effect Of certificate Of cleo
ton from the proper officer, and it was
unanimously decided, thai. previous 10
investigation of the matter, The certi6.
cate was prima facia evidence Of q
right to seat, and General Shields was
sworn in accordingly, 70 ABIDE abide ibe in, in,
vestigation. ai4 a5.,i {1,3s a,es.
Here is the very highest body O
men in the Union, deciding unanimous
ly and promptly against the whlgs 9
the Ohio Legislature, who for weeks
continued their rioious conduct so dis
graceful to the state, Their fate since
has been hard enough il is true, but SC
bold and wicked an attempt 70 subver
all government, and all established pre-
cedent and order, has no parallel on re
cord-and their only excuse was tha
they would be in a minority il they
submitied-lhe very place they, got p
lasts-O Ohio Statesman, ii .ssa,, q.
IT
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The Foreign News.

There is something truly cheering
again in the news ir'm France, and
hope revives under such indications OF
Frightening auspices, that the republic
will yet stand en- peTmanence. we are
willing 10 receive, with renewing con-
fdence, the lightesl limitations of the
success of the popular cause, though
they should be eventually immersed and
lost in the heavy shadow of a restored
monarchy. But experience forbIjs that
we should indulge doubt, that the true
principles of popular liberty will pre-
vail wherever they are once well de-
veoped and made the basis of govern,
meni. Unless there is associated with
them an undue pl oportion Of error, they
will ultimately work themselves clear
OF il and stand out in bold relief and
enduring efficiency. The great i'm
provement in the business of France
is most favorable indication Of tho be,
lief of the people in the stability OF the
republic, and Of their intention to per-
petuate it.
The contemplated British action with
regard TO the opening of her coasl'ng
trade to American vessels, is one OF
those remarkable circumstances which
forcibly illustrate the decay OF the old
barriers which have been too long sui
fered 10 embarrass the enterprise and
commerce of the world. We look for
something more comprehensive lhan
this, as the wisdOm Of the world be.
comes more practical, and ullraism and
theory give place to moderation and
principle. usEg.rq. el
The Roman States are progressive
they have declared a republic, and lei
us hope that they will be able to main
tain i, against all the combined forces
of the most infamous despotlsm thai
ever menaced the Liberties OF the people
In the Hungarian news, IT is refresh
ing 10 find that Austrian tyranny has
met with some repuses. If the people
of Austria proper were little more
| imbued with the Hungarian splrlt, Inc
remorseless and bloody despotism ol
the Hapsburg dynasty would soon be
overthrown, never more 10 rise.
An item Of Spanish news dlsposes Of
the Cuba question Tor the present i
will always be little question for his
torical curiosity as to the exact amount
Of projected negotiation the affair in
volved, in the premises.
There is an encouraging activity in
the cotton market Of England, which
will be reflected here. The business
which created it, however, having been
evidently ralher spasmodlc, the full ex
tent Of the riseswas not maintained
We anticipate general improvement,
in the trade, notwithstanding. Balti
more Sun. -