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EANCY GOODsi Fancy Goods i--wonderfa attraction
snrs Mrs H. y Pouder, npcIcd by The cordial welcome and
liberal accorded resumed
The occupancy Of e kept BY her where ss
would be happy % exhibit 70 her friends and her stock
part oloss black DO;
HACK and colorcd Turk de anes cashmsr Rich fancy
goods for costumes dc bal" An uncquscd Of bead dresses
and bonnets magnificent Cisnds, trimmings, wea
Ac ribbons, Iaces, ebfoderes broce of2 ~,
particular attention her stock sacks ciosks which
WIN be ound In The city elegance design and
finish. Dec is-eosm
SPLENDID Carpetang, Curtain osods, dsc-Ths subscn-
~ hers would respectfully invite
keepers generally 20 their stock Of hou<e which
they feel confident cannot be surpassed equaed BY other
house In the dlstrict They name :
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet DO tapestry Brusscis
Royal Administer, English brus-es
Imperial usrcs ply, double super ingram
superhnc ingram, 6ne, hne
Low priced Ill wool inpsin, royal twiied venenans
Heavy shset ocIo every width, which win he QUITO any
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich ssun De lsiues, rich figured de- LANES
Rich h-coloved damashs union danssks
rw,nsa and plain csshmersss
wonNed dam.skx, eli colon
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered mu~ins, by the yard
nssssiioops Eimps, bordernss, bindings
Taseels, cords and nsinrcs Of every kind, &C.
Together with complete Of table and
abecos, dsnas sheesngs dxmssk napkins and
towels, Scotch and Russia diapers Marsccs guts, bedblnnket
hc Al Of which received perfectly esh, and win be Of
Tered upon our accommodating All respectfully
Sep ii-;Aswswn p n HooE co,
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Ls,src social. Literary ana Pelatasai ~ Henry
'"s vRANcK TAYLOR
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WINTER stock as Redsced Pr1ces.-Thc underuirssd
being DESTROYS present ~ possible
prior taking account o. stock and make their
for trade determined Of
goods Al very prices cash, punctuA cuosrr 10
which respectfully solicit the attention Of public generally
-
French mernos in nearly al shades Of co,ors
Plain Cashmeros IN and high
Rich figured Cashmcres, sacrifice
Medium priced DO in great variety.
large supply hand which e win
sell At remarkably low prices
WfSrER sHAwls-Wc have In
20 fch wooIcn shawis, which win Offer FIRST cost
80 iow-pFiced shswis suitable for wear
Also few OF those Cashmere long shawl.
which arr always desirsbe goods; we win sell low.
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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Year. Crops, bales Exports, lbs Value.
1919, s.1ss.sss lcs ss 80 s SsssSsSi
Increase, sso7sl 2s2,s6l,aos s2,5ao6so
The CROP instead OF "only litte," rs per cent.
larger, and the export alone eqosl the Whole weight
fxed by Mr. Cary that OF the whole crop The money
product, instead OF being iar less 66o the
export alone Instead Of average Of 81 cents the export
vaue 81 difference Of nearly 81 900 900 In the
crop So much for the statements Of these gentlemen,
made time when the estimates they attempted to criii
else as since Proved perfectly accurate these
facts teach them nothing else, It should admonish Ihen To
be litc cautious In the cpthe,s which their seIE
suic iency induces them besiow upon others. Thus.
while Mr. Cary was drawing upon his fancy for hi.
facts" be very compaccnty remarked "Thc great difh.
Guilty with most Of these professional political economists
is, that they have practical knowledge" &c
Similar statements made by Mr. Gary In relation TO d.
ninished product and reduced price OF WOOL dis
proved In liable given In my last letter. and which has
been copied into all the New York papers, by OF them
without credit The Commercial Advertiser gave credit
with its ssual fairness.
The on the public works Of New York ar d
Pennsyivania have been comparatively as foIowss
Tois on Psbiic Waks-Cdnafs
s s::.y ys: s. : : e;
Tos sssao@ ssosiyc ssaass7s s4saosss ss,Soi so5
These Indications Of the great prosperity OF the internal
trade are the more gratifying, as, in the absence Of OIL
cal figures, attempts TO induce The belief thai
the factories closed and the Solitude under
our Prescn taru ihs increase oil tolls arises also from
HANGED shipments Of produce market Al Pusburg the
increase has been $4,000 per AT Buffalo, Lock
port and Oswego the increase 223 778 In 1880 over
1855 The value Of produce which tde-waer on
the Hudson, via the New York canals viii, u
which arrived at New Orleans via the father Of wates
follows
1915 1e47. Ieta 1870
Hudson, s3i,o5,2B s53,oo0,44 $soss3u7 ssl 745alo
New Orleans, T,isa,B4 p0B,o5s 7s,77p,I5I lessse2
Total, slas2es,7O sissiasS7o sl1sesoss six73a,9n
Tho increase here Is In favor the Crescent city While
the hy-one millions which reaches New York pay some
S2oOooO0 tolls that which goes down the Mississippi IL
exempt rom such The tolls Of works on the wes
ern S'atessre not all returned Those on the
AZ Cleveland and Of the Illinois canal are az lollowst
r,exaase
cleveland ss0dio rs saa saI so ~ All "a
Illinois canal 1880 ~ 1850 " n,75s ~
The value Of some Of he leading farm poiucs. delivered
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ERENCH JUVENILE DOOKs.-Jesn ct Marie; GU les
Fruits dune bonnie Education Par pAbbc Macksr. vol,a
t'47
Joseph Idocl oule Danger Maasasos Companies Pa
p. Marcel. 81
Emma Ie Model des Jeunc Par Abbe Gusnet
l vol, 81 cents.
Hsonetss pour Enfans, ouvnse par rUmve'e
4 VOL, 81 cents.
Fernando Historic dun Jeune EspssnoI uaduit de- pAema
dc Schmid. vol. "a
lie Tour du Monde, ls. Mile Mereles vorsa
par Leon Gucrin. VOL, 81 cents.
And many Others advertisement different
kinds Styles and prices, and for different nc
bindings, and with
Imported direct from PARIS, by
FRANCK TAYLOR
Also Juvenile books, English Americans great variety
and good collection Of the older books m
youth Dec0
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MOTICE.The Office Of Attorney Of the United for
tct Of Columbia Is In the second OF the
City Hall, the Offices Of the Clerk and Marshall mags
and conables for county Of Washington requested
for revision, Monday the 2 instant their
against the government.
Office hours from 9, u. m, 10 3, p. Jan 17-eo3'
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NEW MUSIC.-Just received the
IN Stationery Store Of 2t street, Pennsylvania
the following beautiful and popular sold usual
price, fur cents per page WIN FISCHER
The Ledger Polka, BY James Beiak
Nancy's Fancy Polka, by c. Biessner
Phoenix Polka performed by Johnson Bras Band MAY
Sailors Polka by C. Lcnschow leader Of the
The Hyacinth Polka, by Gung1
The Elm Waltz with variations by Grobe
The Manor Waltz by T. G. Mckenna
Sub Rosa Waltz, by 4. Renhardt
Reindeer ouickstep, by Grobc
The Virginia Rosebud Cniekstep, by Crobe
kossuth's March, by Exemcienyi
JEANNE ballad Muller with beautiful
Leap DER the Waves, by II. Hewitt.
Come back, Dreams back BY member Of the Gcrman
Band
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
Jeannie and Donald, ballad, by Hodson
Mary bell, 9Th edition, by Benkert
OWN s the "Dearcst
IN love you nore-
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged a quareue
Belle Of Baltimore, Ethiopian song
Come back. Scbcn do
The Virginia Rosebud, The only correct edition
Dec u
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q l. LEWIS srosasy stlaw formerly q visEnA bat as
- clerk In the Ad)uAnt Generals Once
lon oae h{s Virginia volunteers snss ~
he colIecnon u their dues flon hs government,
THE widows ard children q soldiers who died In hsxco
enuued % penslon)
All CLAIMS, especially Of marines who served y Mexico, y
purchased al mir price, be pressed x The caman
through any fshe Department. with me utmost dsspsch lie
Adiutant Once, his acquaintance with the
ment experience viii afford great facilities In e speedy
adjustment all conhded " him. 49, "a
He respectfully refers 70 all the members Of le la. Congress from
Virginia. the Hon John X Mason, Richmond, Val Major Gsa
X. Jones, Washington city.
alt affords great pleasure 70 recommend Major Lewis
$50 . ~ ~ - !" -S- 80 '-1' Ne an. yoNEsp
Any procure good In his vein pub
ish this notice 70 the amount Of - and send his bi
Aug lo3m ,. L. LEWIS.
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THE "Wednesday, SEP
i TENDER TO-
Tuition &26 90
Room library, bed, and furniture 100
Table and servants, per week -A# AS
To students wAo DO not board the charges win boz
ROOM library, and furniture IL 90
Amntrcunion Zee Of $40 paid char
for average damages Fuel and lights Washing x
dozem French or German Al small additional charge The
college exclusive Of books
exceed $50 per annum stdens may BE- admitted - time
opening OF the session preferable Bills
opening tho balance the middle Of the session.
WAsuiSeToS CRY, September, lS40
Sept 6-lawd4wlawcp6w
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by X. 2. Wright, Goorgetown.
NEW CROP SUGAR AND MoI.AssEs AT AUcTIoN.-on Fri
day next the 18th inst at - O'clock A. H. Dodges
wharf, cargo Of the brig Hchbun from New Orleans consisting
26l hosshesds strictly prime sugar
3fe barrels choice molasses.
Win be added
300 sacks Liverpool factory 6lled dne salt
EDw. =. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
jan lI--dfb Georgetown
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Agent Wanted.
RALTIMoRE REPUBLICAN AND ARGUs-Thc propretors d
paper the
agent the distribution OF their paper the Of district
The paper and increasing circulation may
lucrative business by particulars
Ut tho Union ONCE, or by letter addressed to
Jan l7-6t RICHARDSON, CLOUD HOPE Baltimore.
The organizer., 1850-09-28

Exrrpct # letter irom the Editor Of the
"Repub can" Jackson, Tenn. DeceaI.
her Is. 1871.
Mr.. GIo W HnUsF:
Uear Sr-Your N. 81 excellent ANTI
AGuE MEDICINE has lrng been snld,
and hun ired bnl,les more cod have he, n
dispos d OF since, a the "a Is have h,en
frsqnn', and much ''i,aI pointment ex.
pressed at the /, b erce f N'ur Tome.
Not a loule remains uns d this ,lrini y
mr. would here have betnauy # ha
the number been ten fod ltrsfeseryedl, It
esieem,d The rery best, slles', u ost
pleasant, Us, positively the only rnia'lb.e
cure for CIlILLS | have ever sen.
speak from experience. favir G used 'e''ral
b'Itlts in my own tmiy-Snd vi mo,l
astonishing and unpre ce6ened success-
never r chi fer commsnrIng. II IS the
ne plUS ultra, of Ague fluids.
Respectfully, our, &c. J. II. DAY.
The organizer., 1850-09-28

Exr.ct # lie ter from Rev. F. A,
OWEN. of Memphis; dated November
l6, lS43
MY DEAR SIR'-l have tried the Indian
Ton c IN efficient 'ses, and fId II
efFicacious lin very high degree. 1t ar.
rested The chill in every instance. and as
vet therehas been no return. | cheeh liN
give this testIm' nv, hat, theirs NAV lie in
duced to use remedy b IN safe aud etticd-
ciOus incuring ChIlls and Fever.
Yours, very truly.
F. A, OWEN"
The organizer., 1850-09-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

VIlE su' scriber respectfully announces
- TO his irtnls and The publ c. tha, he
has formed priuership with biz three
SOUS, with a view "f conducting the Pnut
ing busincs. in Memphis. Tney prupnH
:" issue Daily uf the largest size, a Tn
Weekly, anj largs Weekly paper--al .
be printed on new types, presses, aid
machinery of every kid. The paper vi !
be devuled tn Politics. Literature, Con-
merce, Manufactures, fie, hine,l operS
ons, Agriculture, and general news
The undersigned will edit The paper. and
with the assisiance he will have in the COZ
lection Of news, he fat srs hmselfh vii
make a paper not undressing. Ever
means which The Telegraph, Boats o.
Nails nay afford will be secured, and he
local news will be obtained frum the mol
reliable urros. We propose 10 makeihs
new paper, DO h in iis political and othef
sspecis a SOzltern Papcr-Souihsrn in 10
politics. ani Southern in all IL fsaisFsA
Tie news OF I'll the world will be given n
ePiIome, and every effort used 70 render
the pnhlica'i n worthy Of patronage.
A Jib Pointing OEce will be connertst
with TIE establishment. and will be hiisd
"ul iE the most fashinnalls siyle-vaA
entirely new msterials. The Senior D
the firm val leave IN a few DAYS 70 procure
The necessary 6G'ures. We hope 10 con-
mence with opening uflhe husinsss-sil
about five or six weeks. Our l,isnds ard
The pubic WI ! be more fully prepared
Judge fF themselves when they see =
specimea Of our uork. We trust We sha
N. e. with liberal support IA the n'E
A luuher noties vii be gI''h
Ia few days.
n ]. YANCEH
Aug %, 1857.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
PROSPECTUS
OF THE 25TH VOLUME

The Twenty-Fifih Volume Of the Drr.
cCRATIC REVIEW proceeds TO iiS reader,
under Clttt rent auspices from those which
have smiled upon its progress hitherto
New arrangements have become nece,,a.
ry. internally, az well as renewed exer.
Iions TO promote Irs welfare externally
The unfortunate divisions Of the Dsriv
have resulted in a reverse more seyers
han any that has been experienced for
many terms. The Outgoing adminis,ru.
lion leaves the country in every position
politically, territnriaIly, commercially.
and financially, more renowned, more
extended, more prosperous, aud IN higher
credit than it had ever before attained.
The prosperity which prevades the coup,
try, and The glory that surrounds its l,S
and mainly. If rol intlrely, due 10 those
sound principals clearly recognized by an
American pubic, and carried to their fuI.
fl ment through TO the steady loyalty Of
The Democratic Party.
That schsms have heen created by de-.
signing men, as dangerous to pnrly ascen.
dency as To national welfare, aifaId4 rdG.
ional reasons for more rigorous exeri n
The cultivation of spirlI Of fnrbegr,ncr,
and that self slcrifcIng patriotism whuh
has for so long PERIOD been a disling.
nsEed feature ri Democracy. For whal.
ever OF evil may spring from federal
ascendenCy, those who def a'ed The Dem.
ucratic party bv heartless diseriion ia lls
hour Of trial must be hell accountable,
and we doubt not that November, 1852
will witness retrlbuion test will be more
terrible to f lse fr,Ld than 10 open foes.
The accustomed features of the Review
will be continued, including, Portraits and
Biographies of diSfiHguiShed DemocrGis-
men whose patriotic principals and stead.
ness of purpose have won the confidence
OF The people.
We have TO remind our readers that III
low terms on which we furnish the Re
view makes it indispensable that the pa.
meni Of The subscriptions should bs 10
ADVANCE and that The expenditures 10
Cured to improve the work can he me-
puly ty The prompt remittance Of sub.
scrlpiion.
N. BAH communications will hereaL
Ter be addressed to the Proprie'ors, offics
f the Democratic Review. l7O. Broad.
Wav. KETTLE d MOORE.
TUoMAs PRENTICE KErrLR,
J. WILLIAM MooRE.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
BOtanicO Medical College, Oh
Memphis, Tenn.

THE fl tn course Of Medical Lectures in
Il thl> Institution will commence on ihT
6rsi Monday IN November next, aud ehu
On the last FRIDAY in February succeeding
FACULTY.
G. w. Morrow, NJ. D., Professor OF
Anatomy, = o.
JAMrs WEAVER, NJ. D., Professor
cfSaFgery,
Physiology aud Pathology, IL
N. GABBERT, NJ. D" PIo Theory and
Practice f Med cine, *
K.P. WATSON, M. D., Professor oil
Mal.ria Medlca and Therapeutics. II
~. RIDDLE, NJ. D., Professor of OBJ
stelrics aud DISEASES Of Women and
Children, IL
Wm. liver, A. NJ, Professor Of Chem
G. W. MonROw, NJ. D., Demonstrators
If Anatomy,
MatricuIaton Ticket, 8
The organizer., 1850-09-28
LAND FOR SALE.

T'lEs Ih-c 'sr ofers - ssle Ssc'i'a
tlg) wuship u'ns (e). Of rsnge ~
lSl ~ssi. stuatd IN Y eksny vall-y. "a
iay'its CsaIty Mr. Rsub-n Lesina
now res'ding upnn IL. Il . ias level l,iS ,
bot 80 acres eiests5. wi Be d'iH-
q sud purchasers sud vii he ed -
sesnmHn. 4 tug ts NJ. For fuF hsr prs
alsrs spplv 70 B. 2. Dill, 10 O1faa o. D
The sustenbsrai Hernando.
A. S. BAILEY.
Aug 8 1850. -no-s-tL
The organizer., 1850-09-28

SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE-SIAMEsF
TwINs--DEATH OF MOTHER AND CHIL'
DREN.--A very singular and unfortunate
case at monstrosiiy occurred, or ra her
came to light yesterday, in the City Hall,
place. A woman named Aluldoom, the
wife of Printer, was brought TO bed for
the first time, and after painful and long
protracted labor, gave birh to twin female
children, perfectly formed and Of nearly
the usual size, but born together, face to
face, and found to be united at the breast
and abdomen by growing together of the
hesh. The children were exactly alike
in appearance and presented no other
singularity Of form; the arm of one was
thrown over the shoulder and brck Of the
other as it in the act of embracing. We
learn that the children were alive WHEN
born, but died soon after What renders
the case peculiarly painful is the subse.
quent death Of the mother Every effort
was made to save her, hut the eGtraordi-
nary effort of this double birth was too
much for her strength, and she died at
noon. This is one OF the most singular
cases that ever occurred in our City, and
Its unfortunate termination, so far as the
mother was concerned, is deeply lamenled.
We hear that Mrs. NJ. was a worthy wo.
man.-N Y. Tribune
The organizer., 1850-09-28
Houses OinImcmt-A soolhin

and Iapd cure for PILEs. BLIND " BLEED.
ING. Cures have recently been sep rted
OF beng made Of from ) Ia 40 YEARS
standing. 1t is a so a good remedy ior
Bum. Bruises, fresh cuts, &c.
D-See Wrappers for Ccrtifcates.-
Price S per Bottle.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
A CARD.

TINE subscriber lenders bis hearty thank
Il 10 the citizens Of Memphis and vicini-
~, for their liberal patronage. during his
eight years residence Memphis, and by
his extensive arrangements for the future
hopes to merit for his new house, con-
unuance of the confidence and pat onage
of the public. FRED. Ii. CLARK.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
MtsceIIaMp.

AERosTATION.--Ballooning seems t.
have become all at once a mania in France
and England. Besides the tw0 ascensions
cf Messrs. Bixiu and Barral fir scientific
purposes and NJ. Polevin's aerial excurssnn n
win pony, there have been several others
more or less remarkable. DR.. Gale went
up at Paris, with three other persons, and
nad successful voyage Of FIVE or SIX
leagues, but encountered greet danger in
ks'' ng down, on account # the eonntry
people. who opposed his landing ampng
their lfult trees and grain fields. Al Lon
don, Dir. Green Rscendcd with pony
weighing two hundred pounds; but befne
ne could do so, he had to answer before he
magistrate a complaint OF me Ienev-
olent person who belongs toa clery for
The protection of quadrupeds against human
cruelty. A physician testified that tbs
VoI age would not he likely 10 endlnger
either the life or the health of the ppn,,
AMI IN view Of his testimony, Mr. Green
was allowed 10 proceed.--SO sly the pa.
pers.
A Mrs. Graham of England, made re.
Gently her fiy.lourth ascensnn. She must
be, OF all the aeronautI The most expert.
enced, we think, for none, o: whom we
have read or heard have accomplished ha
that number of voyages.
Spain, too has caught the infection, and
there IS to be an ascension ty Sir Monte.
mayor, that is 10 eclipse all others. Il will
be flying fIigate."
The organizer., 1850-09-28

NEAR SoMMrRvILLE, Tenn, June,2l, lS4i
This IL TO cert f.. that | have been
yfflicted with FEVER nd AGUE FIR NJ
pears-that il haffled the kill of the fist
aracricaI physicidns in IV'st Tennessee.
AMI tl,at have been permanently cured by
the use OF the IN DIAN TONIC, pnrchas,
ed from GEO. w HOUSE, proprietor. |
have also admins cred It to negroes. in
every case a cure ha. been affected
JAMES c. WHITE.
We, citizens of Nasty lie, have known
Mr.. James e Whyte for u any years. He
i genlism OF The high's ST rtspec ahIl-
lty. and of urdoul tie vararitv.
August 7, 1914. ~ A. McNAlRY.
HENRY BATEMAN,
The organizer., 1850-09-28

CNTExARAs DEAB.-An oh ealars5
woman named Mary Cook, dird in Norfalk
On Mondsy lasi. II lhs udvanoed age 4 one
HUNDRED and twenty years. She uas he
mother q thirteen ehilarsn grand moihsr
q sighissn. EFea grsni nOShsr sf Ihily.
6vs ehi3rsu.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
Later Still!

w ii. SMITHER, is now re-
W 'ceiving aud opening NeU and
Splendid Stock of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
# various Qualities and Styles, " Which he
is now offitrIng Tor Cash as CHEAP as
the CHEAPEST, and 10 punctual cus'om-
ers on the usual terms. He il now devot-
ing his whole attention 10 the abJve bust
ness, and intends 10 keep
CcNs7ANT.T en- HAD,
AS GOOD A STOCK AS CAN BE
OUND IN TOWN, AND AS CHEAP.
lie feels under ObigaAops TO his custom.
ers ard Tue immunity generally, for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended TO
him, and hopes bv undivided attention TO
business, to merit a continuance of the
same.
0TThe LADIES are particularly inri.
ted TO gire him a call, and eramine his
Goods.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
BROWN BAY HORSE.

TiKEN M by Eli,hi Smith. living 5
H'i'ss SoHh E,st fem OnGri, H.e
br"un by lire, sb Ut ysars Il :, abaui
IS haads h-h, SINE White haTs in h.
iorshesd, some shrs IN his leh \ ni q Z.
some Sad5 e marks, sni had On vhen t,ksn
up.a yoke around he usrk: 70 aihsr
marks "a bran6a Apprs,sed 70 o6S 90.
A. WOOLVERTON,
Avg. -, lsSO.-ooI2- IRosrer.
The organizer., 1850-09-28

A FREE UNIVERSITY. The only Uni.
versty that we know of at prese Mt in full
operation, in which all tuition Is absolute.
ly gratuitous, is the University of Mich.
igAn. This institution is situated on the
Central Railroad, about two hours lide
from Detroit, at Ann Arbor. BY act Of
Congress, one section Of land in every
township Of the State was reserved e1clu.
sively for its endowment, so that il is
wholly independent of all fees from stu.
dents for tuition. The buildings nre un =.
surpassed for neatness and commodous
ness. The faculty, literally selected FROM
the different religious denominations in
the methods Of their instruction, and in
their general principles Of management,
co operate harmoniously.
AS this is a sOmeW hat novel experiment
in the business Of teaching, but one CON.
mended by great many important con-
siderations, we shall watch its results with
olittle eInterest.-lt. compl -te success, il tlis
respect, would lead to great rnnny chan
ges in the organization Of the older insli.
tutiOns Of the country. ". Y. Post
The organizer., 1850-09-28
From the "IVtekly American" Feb 90,
1870

From the "Vtekiy American" FEB 20,
ls49
Gro. w. IEoUsE has removed his Medi.
cal Depn' To Coll gesreel. The remeies
prepand by hin, have g,lned celebrity
from tn, ir rcknow edged utility. Il Is no
puF To say tn b S Medicines are what he
recommends them 10 be. HIS Veg,iab e
Pills, wrh'ut duult, have rel eyed more
peope d Rheumatism lh'n any rene V
ever dicovercd. We would trust him l,fre
The le,i prartti ner IN the Union. We say
This b,ctu.e we believe it-aud rot
because las some might surpose) he adyer.
tses m The Amerran-'or he dos noi. .
His "Pl ntati Medicln's' save enough
heavy Dc clors bds IN me year To buy u
farm. and sio' K il wuh slave property
uhich his Medi,ines haved siv,d firm
death. Fnrmers should take the hint.
ErFor sale by ID. c. MosBY, Druggist.
Oxlmd, Miss ,-Onl, sre ( "a The county.
June 90, 1850 " On 81 NO.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
House's Vegetable Pills. a, 4

Family MErIcINE, sLol be on every
p anlation and ia every llouse. Irisun'i.
bilious, anu fever, aud the 'nly reliable
cure ever discovered for RHETMATIsM.
GrPrce IS cents per OK.
The organizer., 1850-09-28

In A FIX I'VE met with a friend in
Pieksns District, few days since, return.
ing from = huhiing eKcufsi n. who related
10 us the following curious incident, which
be had witnessed that day: lie saw a
Hawk Of the cOmmon blue wing rpecies.
on the ground, fuuering. seemingly in
great distress, and on appro ching, he "a.
surprised TO find a long. lack snsk. eoiled
around it--bOth alive and evidently tryi, z
20 part company. The hawk had iis talons
fred in The snake, Whila the snake had il,
folds cOiled, not very lovingly. around The
neck and wing Of The hawk. Whs:ber The
hawk bad esught the make. or Nj. snaLeship
the hawk. our Informant ua, Unable 70 ss,.
bit one thing was evident one or tbs osLs,
bad wAked Up the wrong passenger.
Andcruon Gaseue-