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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Parliamentary Onth,-Jewi-h Disabilities.

Tire Parliamentary Oa'hs Dill ''as taken lp n 'he House
of Commons. on he 7th when NJ Prfi con Of >r RoH-
fRr PfFL. made successful madca speech 20 Wa hs
frm conviction iAaf the time bad arrived when Paraa-
u.rf must give up DO. fe fl boz called exclusively Gins
tau huf that bile doing so BE- vrll4 - remain Chris
tan IN hi- sense. that tie great ana otef cnus MAJ
-fi continue o breathe the spiut of Christian morality
tie supported his hI'. as reAef nE ne Jcv- who were
good and loyal citizens. from dsanli-s which attached
r mo- Other subjects Of the realm Tie Jew he observed.
n gAf bee magistrate. -hcrf, OF Ildgc. almost eve
crv Office Of and authority was open 20 him. ana yel
he could not take his seat member Of Parliament.
simply on account of the words " On To- true iaith oi A
Christian. which were introduced into re oath, M ION
ger ago than ihe time OF Charles H.
After some farther debate the second reading was car
ried by 90 majority.
On tle 10Th. a motion was made by Mr. Dnmmond 10
revise the public expenditures, with view to economy
hff ftiIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

Up 10 the evening Of the 9th several nsd
made their appearance 10 Lepsie. They were, In ons
the effect -.
lot, authorities -0sh place hsmssFssn eomms
0ossrnn>nt OF Dfs-d-u snnstD
seoordns shat pnep s the sss stsss's
That political he'd sspsfs % from we m ~
u pocs Of Lsps The ground Tat ne %
had oppose iores me ssts0nt>s ~
M. Uphold Constitution Ihs eve sainof
refused 81 moosy of ne fms o. Nc -
pc have promised 70 tHtnbsts srms sHoa< hon
The municipal sahorifies Of Leipsic have fofwneeas
potenary frankfort, In order 10 feqlss me se
yen0n Of central executive In the present stso 9i 81
falr 10 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
The LeIpsIc UniversIty for the Constitution.

The senate Of the University Of LeIpsc have fofwhded
an address King declaring that although some u
the provisions q the constitution night give rise 70 AT
working yet the whole the German public was Ia 10
vor Of that constitution. and convinced that touEhi 70
be carried out n more fafs contests 10 be avoided
The ems the nation se German unity could not
be satisfied by any bali Concessions The address Goa
eudes by ofcbs appeal his Majesty 10 sesnow ledge
he German constitution The Ssnains Acsiemiens met
again ON The h and passed resolution expressive OF
deeo regret Al the determination of the King 10 decline
aceeding 20 the prayers address referred TO- and de-
clsrng a. the same ums that The adhered 70 tho
opinions set forth la that address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

Previous To tho commencement OF the insnrrecton IN
Dresden the Ministry Issued species OF manifesto, set
ng forth that the Of the Government Of saaony 70
the decision of the Frankfort National Assembly was ne
cessary Tor rendering them binding In that kingdom that
Ministers had endeavored 20 bring about concordance
that Assembly and the respective Governments
OF Germany. that IL could be expected that Saxouy
should renounce independence while other States 81
Germany particularly Prussia, without which Ger
man empire cannot be thought Of" rsuses 10 SC
knowledge the constitution voted BY the National Assem-
bly, So Prussia however, should recognize thn
consdmtOn saxony would follow the example. THIS
manifesto 10 signed :" Dr. Lschnsky, Won Beres, Ruben
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Gold in Venezuela.


BOLIVAR CITY, (Angostursl April "a
We have the pleasure 20 inform yod thai rich
mine Of the hnest gold has been discovered III the can
ton Of Upaa distant shout 90 leagues from this city on
the borders Of small river called luruary Ine Us
coverer seems 10 be young French physician OF the
name Of Pla.sard II appears that he found both 10
the bed OF the river and on rs borders white stones IN
crusied and spotted with pure gold The largest piece
vet found was OF the weight OF ounce sinerng IKE
a plate 10 Il lat stone OF about the weight OF pounds
beside small threads run through the stones contain
ing gold 1t Is understood here how 20 separate
these veins from the stone quartz Jour. Tom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
- NJ nndcr.tand a - deaI 81 anxIety ].

be-innnr ~ b. t,f Tor the tate d Rev Dr. Leevrc
Catholic Bishop Of Chicago, who understood o. nave
taken passage board the steamer Empire on me
night OF the accident which bcc hat boat liis name
docs not appear among those rescued lie wa eN-
peied TO arrive III tins city by his friends before this
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
Dr. LErEyRE is Bishop OF Detroit, If We are not
mistaken Ed Trb.
p y The ilbaRy .sflas says " We are pleased 70 be
able TO alav the fears OF the friends Of Bishop Lccvre
lie passed through this city ie" day ago 10 company
win Archbishop Kendrick Of -. Louis. and Bishop
Burron We believe, however that hs was passenger
on the Empire, and among those rescued by the hip
an Minklc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Miscellaneous.

The SFafs tasegvr the resignation Of Count
Amin, Minister of Foreign Affairs The portfolio a
trusted ad tnie- 70 Count brandea burg The Stsafs
tHsegcv Of the lh. contains protest. on the part Of mo
Prlssan Government. against the resolutions oi The As
senblya Frankfort The an. Strive. the Hanovcfisn
Minister has arrived Berlin The PrussaR Government
j. In great apprehension OF an t~suie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
The Pre-by,erian General Assembly.

PfrTsBURGH saturday, May pa. ".
The old school of the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church atthe meeting yesterday resolved
that it would be nexpodent and improper 70 propose
or attempt any measure IN the work Of emancipation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

To tey brethren Of Fyaaos The Roman Entoy he name
0( ls Roman People
sanguiaAry combat ha. taken place between The IN
habfsnts Rome and the Of frsncs impelled by
mercess orders against our homes The senu nent OF
tary honor obi ged them obey their chefs-the sen
tfnent Of patriotism obliged ~ defend our liberties
and our country Honor safe buf at what price May
tht, terrible responsible ity u this boOdshed be turned
away rom ~ that may united by bonds Of charity
Nav the guilty he pardoned they are sufficiently punished
By the remorse with which hey are oyefwhe med osin
tal0n and fraternity. Col L. FhAfOLl,
Exnaord may Envoy u The Roman kepnbAc a. PAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
BOard of Health.

SANITARY CoMMlTTEE-Saurday. May D. lei9
Dr. eer resident ysican, reports two new cases Of
Cholera as having occurred A. 10 Mubery-st one OF
which has since died al the Centre-st Hospital
JAMES KELLY. Chairman,
ROBr T HAws, ALEX II SCHULTZ, Sanitary
CHAs. WEBB, EDwiN ID MORGAN, Committee
Rosr. A. SANDS, JACOB y. OAKLEY,
john y BECK, NJ ID. JOsFPH SMITH, MD
SAM'L W MooRE, M Medical Counsel
SFTH GEER. Resident Physician.
RicH. L. Morris, Health Commissioner
both Of the above are females. One was brought
to the temporary or Ccntrc.st Hospital (third story
Monroe Hail. an airy, excellent aparimenD on Friday
and died this morning The other was brought there
this forenoon She resided in close, unvenula'ed
attic and is a very feeble appearing woman, one likely
10 be affected by the sudden change OF weather SUCH s
we have had (and the symptoms pretty much the
same3 without the existence of Cholera There are
now nine patients in the temporary hospital all oil whom
with the exception of the woman brought in this morn
ing doing we'll
It's said the case OF the colored man. corner Cannon
and Stanton referred to yesterday had been pro
pounccd by the physician not TO have been Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Coming In.urrce,ion I'm Pcsen.

All accounts from the grand duchy 81 Posen agree iE
stating that the Prussian slice OF Poland will In short
time become again the scene OF herce contest few
more victories on the part OF the MasysrP Polish army ia
Hungary proper even the appearance OF Magyar
Polish corps In Gallcs, and tho Polish inhabitants OF
Posen active deeply attached 10 thsir tshet
land will be- again IN arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

LoUrsIANA.-The Wings of the lVtb Congress
sonal District Of Louisiana have nominated Hon o. \
Ogden Of Rapdcs, for the next Congress. Isoac T.
Mo,sr, late member is the LocoFoco candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Death of CcncrnI>ir Robcrt Wilson.

Sir Robert Thos " l.-on. nc aged -, died suddenly
In England Of disease Of fhe heart He was the son 81
tle eminent painter. Benjamin Wilson. the Enghsa
Claude ard entered tho army Dis 7l wear Hc SER ed
mi many countries and of fd- officers WHO aided
t.aeffe in ls escape from Pans. In 1871, having dis
pleased Grorc. ~ by Dis conduct 40 the funeral 90 . e
Caroline sir Robert sSas dismissed from the Army sub
.coenv he wa. restored f0 The rama of Lieutenant gen
ers amt in 1853 The coloucy of the llh H1ssar- was
given DO him lie member for Souihw arA from 1913
on l8,l. Do l8l. sir Robert proceeded 10 Gibraltar a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

OF de fseo. rser the Sovereign Of that se winch has he
greatest number 0finssbitAhs among those rspresf1c
shall enter upon The ghs duties Of The Emperor uref
he tile Of Regcn, or Stakeholder Of the Empire Bat
soon a. The Sonfnston a acknow edged By Prussia
the guilty Of Emperor accordance with secton S. et
SEQ Of The Constitution shall be conferred onee on re
King q Prussia : The Emperor shah take the osth
-pon the Consumuon before the National Assembly and
thea open he Psrhsnent From the q dis act
being performed The National Assembly shs be dissolvec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Imp,achment of the President.

Toward he conclusion of fhe s.rng VI Con-dersn'
presented NJ Marrasf project of Impeachment oi Tie
President The Republic and the Ministry sisned oy o.
members offhc Assembly. the Impeachment being founded
the Al eyed Of the 5h article of Tie con-tf
ton Before VI Cons.deranf could make bis proposal,
however NJ Marrast declared the siuing closed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Robbery nj Owego. ".

OwEco ny saturday, May 2,-AM
The store Of ~ Matsons, 10 this yiiisge, was
entered last nigbt with skeleton keys and robbed Of
silver ware and dry good 20 me amount Of 500"
Three hundred doars reward has been offered for the
apprehension Of the thief aud recovery ofthe property
or IN proportion for either.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

rY Mr. ELISHA LEE. late of Salisbury, Conn.
was killed instantly by fan from staging AZ the
Clinton Iron Works in Ontario, \. \ on the 18Th
April last Tie had been for some months Supern'end'
ant of the works and eft an Interesting family in Sails
bury 10 lament his sudden and distressing death IVA"
the southern and Western papers please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
rRrpgslcK arcusrus
Battle on the 9th.

sssd BY The Prusssns and the inssfrceuonis, Hsty.
during the 9Th The between tefn snn he uoote
10 favor u The sfter who remain ~ in.'l 20
he King TIE city regret 20 state, has teen eonpc
Cd TIE ODera HOsse IL bgned down. and me rirmfs
O.. ery . 10 great danger Free corps continue 70 unse
t Dresden from al parts q he county -
Fsrly on the morning Of TIE eth ihe insurgents con
@aced an suses on ne troops sad he contest rsse1 sn
rernI,,lngv oil MIDDAY the troops taking sofas osuieAdss
Dadnz he day Gen Houiaus u ne srtnssyy snd scms
Osher os5cers, were shot dead lbe Ssynet " rsmfh
thortss have ordered hat a. persons wxss "a ~ns %
Immediately skot
.hs.r Prussia saxsnss, vos N possession q ne 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Krs1rcKr.-FIms McLEAs Of Todd Co has


been nominated for Congress by the Wings Of the lid
District Of Kentucky Berniy l.. Ciarke Loco repre-.
en,ed this District in the last Congress but Crtenden
and Taylor each had majority in the District last Fall
and the Wings will probably elect Mr.. Mclean.
Hon j. X. USDERwoop T. :. Senator, addressed an
Emancipation Meeting at Bowling Green on the 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

CANADA LtGIsLAruRE.-AmonS the or d"s
of the day, we may mention the probable prorossnon
of the Legislature OF Canada and with very few OF the
most important measures OF reform which were talked
about by the party in power when twas in opPosnor'
carried 10 maturity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE
The Cholera at the West

IINITNNAII- TfIIaEl Wy -'-7 7 u
The Board Of Health report fourteen new cases
md two deaths by Cholera since Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
ROYAL Proclamation.
On The morning Of he sb the following was posssd 40
IT, .f.ff

On he morning q he stb The following was posisd 40
Ia the SeustAdt
Ts- u yesterday ss1 4sy trsy ps,.s 70 ny hssf
-hsh bross sses ne sssns sn1 sss sPoe
gslscs " he CoHmues Overs s"sse -
5sfy ~ ~s,so -hneat - 800
zoe ~bls Dfss1.a. ss1 b~fsAs nyssH " - ~.
WIS sesae@s 70 scospt ~ Hfo so 49,
from stss n f-eosns< nnss-tsJ ~ "ef.s- 49,.
prDe. Frsakr 81 iron Ne e~sSeet eoe -
81 smDorssy ssspsnsoa 81 pfss -. ~
Darsy tho ~siss o. osna.oa ce.tv SO ~ -
n<x..-~l ssSesstsd gfsfe<sNss tsoys
S of<s pry.ss q nv 5000 ss-s
-~~1~' 80
M, .h.f -. = sssrcJ u ssfsss-
ca. h.s s-ss t.sss srovSs M ne ssassptsf nsfss Ne
GpoT.rnn<nt ssnaf sbs~>s ....~..~x ..~r.xr.
Dysdes, MAJ = isD sgsn ,.<...s
CSoatsrslxnsfO DC FbkD I,tnirshf
r .S..xs~4 fst her tsy 1ss shss Ne ssp's
sr.nsfoa he Kns rsy hsss s-thss sssseosss
s a. ss Of he eosnt Isy have 70 crnss
ma-d.st~y y pss sfsr sssann< he hnfs p~fosa -
eassy aos dan ssty 80 s-s q - hs3s<p % fo
...s a Prss.ua ooss.ssst nj
,ops sops fo- Ne cal Of ~ ace ~ s.t
u oyssy al ne sssxsscoas o. psssssss stLso.sx
Drsl<s, Mar kAsAShohsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
by THE STEAMER CALEDONIA.

c.sxyrLLr rrErAarD. coSDENsED AID AtaANeED
FOE THE NEwTcaK raisrNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

The steamship e. .iei3aia reached East Boston
AZ o'clock. Saturday morning. w publish be-
low the usual fol. details OF the uees b-ouebt by
her, made up from the European h.e. Of The
T~ibuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
DEATH OF TIE CouNAsDER-IS.CHIEr OF The

DEATH OF The CoNNASDER-IS-CHI OF ihs
RRIrisH ARMIES IN NORTH ANERIcA-Gen >1r behJa
min DUrban commander OF the forces in the Canaa"s'
&C died yessrdsy morning May -, az ponnesani ho'
tel, Montreal Of Spopexy. Sir Benjamin WAS Tar al
vanced in years had much active service Wa
formerly in command OF the forces the W est india
station. and al time Governor OF West India island
In politics he OF the old English Tory school
and became fAvorite with the ultras when Lord
Flcin's supposed liberalism had diminished his in
auencc over that Unruy and much peticd class Pro
h.blv Gen Rowan, who commands Upper Canada.
and whose headquarters are at Kingston viii succeed
Sir r. temporarily. he was Secretary TO sir ). Col.
-, ,,-eiye wears since, aud Is brother 10 Col Row.
an many wears police magistrate Of London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
rur No. CrNsus-The next Congre.s vi

THY NExr CsSsUs.-The next Congre" will
10, Cor taking the Census OF 1870 statistics OF
every kind ought to De attended To- There Is no ume
20 $50 .,,,o,y other important Information. every
STAKEHOLDER and the number OF Slaves be holds oush'
:. % onscsslso the number Of school houses and
Numbers Of pupils who attend ihem summer ana n
Ter, sc. lpluo HoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
The steamer Empire-Another Body Found.


Another body WAS found floating this morning
sbou, mile and a half below the wreck apparently
a lad about Il yesrs Of age 1t ma not yet been
identified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Tsx Pnor or The EwriKE.-The amherst an

The Puor OF TIE EsPIRE.-rhe A~heTf ana
F,eskis E4re,s mentions that Nj Seneca Holland OF
Anher.t Mass narrowly escaped from the E"Pre with
his life Like very many others he expresses the opn
IN 81, - No. al cArclessness on the part oil
the ocers OF The boat and that ii they had been ss 50
H,ous Tor the welfare Of the passengers IS 'hey We're
10 keep ahead OF the steamer Rip Van NinSs' D.,
lad psr,aken Of lonor tiaf ercnRR, and CONFIRMS e
statement that the officers Immediately dese'"N ''
vessel No alarm was given at the time. ,...
The District Attorney OF DGtehess OouHS cl,.,,,
the Coroner To return al the evidence TO the NoHs
Clerk. II verdict be found affecting any one m.
bodies found on the 2ith. those OF MSryaict p,
can aged 10 and James Mcdonnell Crish jimmy "
Troy The wreck Is % feet nearer TO the easter"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Tar Exy,nr Asp rHr PKra.-Mauy journals

are adopting the sentiment that the eugulnns Of 'n'
steamer Empire is matter requiring very rs'd seru
tiny The Ras,oa Deuocraf edited by son Of the Gel
ebrated Col Samuel Young, Is decidedly OF the opn
ion" thar from the evidence elected before the Soro
ners Jury in connection with other iasts, 'ne O' :.
TIA, he msy receive summary punishment for tbs loss
Of lie oecssioned by his inexcussbe earesossness'
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Core. pon1ence Of The Tribune
-.N IL 4. M..-no NH - 10
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-22
.s MEDICAL DEPARTMENT .sF
OF HAmPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE

-.g Richmond, Va.
VNHE twelfth annual of Lectures in this Insti-
tuition will commence Monday, Oct'r 22d, lS4S,
and continue Until the middle OF March.
r. l.. BoaANNAN, M. D., Prof. of Obstetrics and Dis
eases Of w omen and Children. ra-
l.. w. .CHAMBERLAYNE, M. D., Prof. of Materia Medi-
and Therapeutics
s. MAurIS; M. D.. Prof of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CHAs. BELL GIBsoS, M. D., Prof of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy. rs ..-'----. r. .s...--.....
CAnrEa r. JonNs son, NJ. D., Prof of Anatomy and
PLY ysloogy.
Dawn H. TICKER, NJ. D., Prof. of Theory and Prac-
ticc of Medicine
A. E. PErIcoLAs, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Museum apparatus and illustrations Tor the denl-
departments have recently received many adli-
tions, and very complete. The facilities for
Practical Anatomy unsurpassed. The Clinical ad-
vantages fully with the wants of the
student and especially valuable to those preparing for
practice at the South. Clinical Lectures given twice
week in the College Infrmary which is in immediate
congruty with the College) and once week IN the
Richmond Aims House. In these institutions the diseases
occurring in Southern practice met with, and the
student has the most eligible opportunities of becoming
acquainted with the types and treatment The frequency
of Surgical operations before the Glass; together with the
facilities for Witnessing the treatment of Surgical cases,
renders this of the best Schools of Practical Surgery
CHAReEs-Matculatio sS5 Tickets of the Professors
$IO5, Practical Anatomy $l0 Graduation Fee $25.
Board including fuel lights, and servants attendance,
may be obtained at S24 to s45 per week.
S. MAUPIN, M. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
August Is, lS49. 77l-6t
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-22
200 DOLLARS REWARD.

DROKE Jail, in Sampson County, North Carolina on
Othe night of the 18th instant, two prisoners, JOHN
p. WILLIAMS, and NEEDHAM STEVENS, charged
with negro-stealing Williams had been convicted and
awaited the sentence of the Court, and Stevens
awaiting his trial.
Williams is about IS 40 years Of age, feet or
ches high, thick well set Frame weighs about 40 lbs
mouth large and lips little poutng, dark, eyebrows
dark and heavy, low square forehead dark hair down.
cast sury look, mping peculiarly in his right foot
with the toe turned in.
Stevens is about 40 years of age feet high up
wards large muscular frame weighs aeut IT'S lbs mouth
rather large lips thick good tceth blue eyes, high reced
ing forehead, hair thin and somewhat light originally
now little grey, fair skin and fond of joking.
will give hundred dollars for their apprehension
and confinement in any Jail in the United States, that
get them again. hundred dollars for of them
A. B. CHESNUT,
Sheriff Of Sampson.
Clinton, June 16 ls49. 764-2m.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-22
Ctatc Of North CaroIina-FEAxkL1x

Cttate of North CarOIina-FRANKLiS CorS-
Orr-In Equity-Spring Term 1s49
Bill JOr Account and Settlement
Joseph P. Timberake, William H. Joyner and wife, ands
others.-Agdinst
Samuel Harriss Executor of Drury Jones' and Jeremiah
JONES' Martha Jones, Lucy Jones, Eliza Jones, William
D. Jones and - Hawkins and his wife Ann Haw-
kns.
The Bill insists that the Defendants jeremiah Jones
Martha Jones' Lucy Jones' Eliza Jones, William D. Jones,
and Ann Hawkins, wife Of Hawkins who are the
Children of Samuel Jones' brother of the Tesator,
Drury Jones' entitled to any legacy under the
Will of the said Tesator and prays for account and
settlement the exclusion of the said Defendans and
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that jeremiah
Jones, Martha Jones' Lucy Jones' Eliza Jones' William
Jones, and Ann Hawkins and her husband -
Hawkins non-resdents of the State, publication is
therefore ordered the Raleigh Register and N c. STAN
dard for six successive weeks commanding the said de-
PENDANTS personally appear at the next Term Of the
Court of Equity held for the said County of Frank
lin the Court House in Lousburg, the I'd Monday
after the 1th Monday in September next plead answer
&c. otherwise the will be set for hearing and
judgment entered pro contessO, as to them.
Witness, Thos. K Thomas, Clerk and Master for said
County, office of Louishurg the 7th day of July,
d. 1S49. THOS. K. THOMAS, G. NJ. E.
July 7th, ls49. pr. adv. SIS. 767-6w.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-22
To the Afflicted..HaSling'S Compound
syrup of Naptha.

S now be ing used nearly all hospitals, and is
also coming in rapid use among best physc ians,
for coughs colds and all diseases of the lungs. II has
been recon mended in the worst state OF consumption
BY the celebrated physician Doctor Mott OF New York;
and Dr. Arnold, OF Savannah Geo., writing to the agent
New York. under date OF Jan. 80, 1913: ''lreceiv
ed the haltdpzen Hastings Naphtha Syrup, ordered
from you and convi that Nsphha is the prnci
pal ingredient Enclosed is twenty five dollars, for
which you will send two dozen and-a half bottles
have two patients in the Marine Hospital
whom think will be benefited by it,"
SAVANNAH, Feb. 9th. lS4S
Mr.. NJ. A. F. HARRISON
r,Sir-At the suggestion Of DR.. Arnold, the ply
sician Of the Hospital of which am of the
would like to supply myself with Hastings Wood
Naphtha. The Doctor ordered some days since, some
for the Of the Hospital. Should you deem proper
send the article liberal TERMS forward the
sale OF it in our city. Yours truly,
J.TURNER & BROS.
None genuine without the JTTitten SimgnafIe Of NJ.
IF. HARRISON on the wrapper.
Price dollar bottle. Six bottles for five dollars
The usual allowance TO the trade.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Peso nd & Johnson,
aud Williams, Haywood & Co, Raleigh N. C.
Nov. IL, 1913. 732-1y.