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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
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hfeHeh eieflhn, bilgllsh ~ Ajpa.a, do
Fancy Linen, Linen Check and Cgttnnale,
Kentucky jean, f1'oils De North ead Monterey
Figured Satins. Hlait do, Cashmeret do
Marseilles. Figured Linen and PLAIN, do
shirts.
White Linen Bosom Vi extra style and finish
eolored do Listarlos mud Hickory, If
Pipk. White, Oriental and stripe ,inierst,irts,
Drawers, Hpisefy. siisIetdefs, Gloves and every
article in the furnishing line.
y. u. 10 dozen superior tnsn's large size silk
gloves.
Hpry Goods.
Figured and plain eolereI AMI ~ bite, Muslins,
Alpaeas, Linen Of every quality, trontAg5 10 / O.
per yards, Bleaehed Hpl unbieaclied Musl,ns,
tolered Catnbttes, Hood do Muzttlito bars. and
MEETINGS, Linen Canbties. Haf Fla. silk, do
French summer Batiste DO Follatl. Wells. Thread
and Cotton Laees, Cottonales, Fancy Linens for
Pants I~is'arles Hickory and every article in The
ptnfl iite .asf .. E.s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
TO the Ladies'.
The efrssine IsnJsn Of G,f,lsysyspan
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All All hi hi ttaati,n n H. ss s1.,.. sIy..ssi,1.
ptssasvs Il ,tsa lsa;a. - f M. y auss1
tlal,ss y,, tS,ea,I q 80 III, ,y - ~,
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hf'iip ~ 1yt''h,ia: ~ - ses " baiiBesst vii ihbrr
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TIER 's'f ft tvett7 Thtfs. hays tad II rs4iuh4its IL
ofisinei HeFiestiTi bY the 'ise dftftis balm. hre. aii.e Il,
- h5itaifrnt; hlTNnars ~ bs no 90 tt,tla tvhHttttr,9i
nf.' ta'aes ths iihd ~ il1v yvth which ifbs laih ats
hatt t1',es Il TIE, ny which uieans ~tttfsatt h ~ ta,..i
hslf WIS ffay NJ ms asttlt aa8taj th@t bid thatt
nan fss'niei p rs iiaiiitai fpHt ~ }itif hitnltnitta ~
Hieoy' ~ ~ titsts uftytfit willie i3rtsd tth ifs4t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
Rbetamnltsm

forrst,ek's 1leUes Nafvehnd I.pne Linrrent. sri
indian ~Vegstal,le Eiisit. is ~tssfrsnte 10 cnrt INV c,re
~ h'iebiftahis tFi. Gnht. Contracted Chords. ana VI ".
nsest pr stiH Joints. streiipllett@ Wsnk Limbs. and
enaiies Those who ire crippled 10 walk aFhih. tts
MS article and b. cured, dt 20 *itfm,t II mid sum ~
you rlerss Fsftifesies of EHtes hy the hundred re-,
's seq nj I'll Cnftlttdtst., n. T. where Ills attic :
is sold stly genuine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
HEALING roWER.

TIE y ~ f~fftatttl that M tHs 1ttft tifobefJl ~ II,
esfsHiafilis frot are frs rArp5vea. everything ,stJe,,is n
brsofnine ati1 er fermentation II ~sxtfatitt snA rejected
,haf gvety isffi IL u rtetIf4t yittis IL stetirfd III A hiFe
nd concentrated fHrnt stl thts II IL rstsfsfett ihenJabn
II iteins my ~ if vaiuable atd heating tsfnff rites. Pre-
q Ell 10 Die way. Il IL hsss The fnsrt tsrrftai sssn, IN n
Ctee IF ttfsfntfmltt Diseases r
ftsnss ts fsasHh afF ~ hear fut,tpsh'Htu ~ .EsrJ
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
wAsHINCroN GOSSIP.

=, c.lhoun,. mos. intimate friends arc
\ 10 despair Of bis recpvery.,
| The Locofoco Senators arc seeking TOT
,lausiblc excuse for not confirming
oomnations Of the President.
Ano,her Locofoco detalcution has come
,;rht--a southern officer amount from
A., CIinyman in his speech said that the
..n.nt of loss in Delaware BY the running
Wv Of slaves is 500, 900 ia each year-a
II, w.re Senator says that 100000 will
..chasc all the slares IN that State!
There has been under former admins,
lions. great carelessness in the State
eminent have heard a hint Of n case
(1;ch illustrates This point very strongly.
.oems that twenty years ago Gen. Jack
nominated Mr.. Schwarts Consul to Vi
-. The Scnn,e did not confirm the
"m;n,,ion, and therefore Mr.. S. had no
Io,e authority than any other inhabitani
r wi 10 act MS Consul; yet Tor twenty
cars he has discharged the duties Of his
S;ce lust as if bic wns Consul. lie is pub.
he'd IN the list Of ConsuIs, and is called
,onsul: We. by what authority?
| MI. flanagan has been recalled!
A number Of Cousuls, occupying the less
b,,or,ant stations, have been confirmed BY
he Senate. =,
The California Message ofthe President,
Heels with the entire appreciation Of oil
(ar,ies at Washington, excepting alone the
ltras.-Dcl. ADJ.
II is believed that the liberal, moderate
hen Of both political parties, and Of both
Iections Of the Union, arc coming out in
luuport Of General Taylor's position upon
|he re- slavery question. This may include
InIy the Wings Of the South, and moderate
Wings and Loco Focos Of the North. The
Union founders like an old vessel, disabled
lad water logged. CIingman's violent
beech meets with no response-with any,
But The little knot Of Uliras. The Free
Sellers arc in a quandary. The great prio.
(iples of "union for the sake Of the Union,'
|eens 10 be predominant and paramount
h mems minds, in the midst Of this threat
lining excitement.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
On his Hands and knees.

Mr.. w. Sloan-Deer Sir: thereby certify that my
son Albert, eleven years Of age, was afflicted in his
feet from the time he first began walk, the bottoms
Of which were covered with hard cry skin full Of
cracks, causing nd much a let many times
he was obliged to go his hands and kness, md
time has he been free from sore affection until
Battling the skill Of several Physicians, but TO
prise his feet perfectly smoohe soft and free
from cracks, all from OF your Ointment.
would say the boy put it on himself experiment
Of his own. from hearing it recommended. Nothing
thought Of IL for three weeks, at which time
his feet about in healthy state, and
the though the never had been otherwise.
Yours, &c, ISAAC PADEN.
Galesburg, Knox co., ILL.,, April 2, i549.
f.5-See agents. names at the head Of Sloan's
Column For further particulars and testimoni-
ais, get Pamphlets of agents.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21

A Coop REsoLufioS.-There was once
boy who made a resolution, that wherev-
er be went, or with whomsoever he convers.
ed, he would try to make them wiser and
better. It was noble rule, and be faith
fully observedit. He began with the do
mestics Of the famiIys next no tried his
young companions. Ifhe met the ignorant
and vicious, he sought out some pleasant
precept or kind advice 10 which they would
DO likely TO listen. And be was soon re-
spected and beloved.
This excellent habit grew up with him,
and was strengthened from above
Throughout the whole ofli he was dis
tinguished by his conversations, his writing.
and his charities, and the blessings Of many
hearts, and The favor Of heaven was his re-
ward. Mrs. Higowney. &
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21

AN ENGLISH CHANCE D'ArrAIREs GAINED
ny AN AMERICAN CoNsUL.-Col. Potter, our
newly appointed Consul at Valparaiso, as
we learn from the correspondence Of the
Baltimore American, has inflicted personal
chastisemen. upon the Hon. Henry Ste
pheu Sullivan, nephew Of Lord PaImerston,
and her Brittanic Majesty charge d'affairs
near The Government Of Chill. The affair
occurred at Lima, and grew out Of the bru-
tai and uugen,lemanly conduct Of Sullivan,
in forcibly eiec,ing Col. Potlcr's lady and
child from their lodgings at he Hotel, aud
taking possession Of the rooms FOR his own
use. The we'll rheritcd punishment was
inflicted in the presence Of a number Of
gentlemen and made s'lion" Of our Consul
throughout the city Of Lima. These sprigs
Of nobility, who presume so greatly upon
their royal lineage, would be greatly i'm
proved by few such wholesome lessons.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21

Sir James Ross, during his late soiourn
in the arctic circle, caught some scores Of
foxes ard turned them into special messen-
gers by allixing copper collars 10 their necks,
stamped with the names Of the ships and
the positions of,heir provision depots. The
arctic fox takes an immense range in his
and some Of these four-legged ex.
presses may possibly be caught by Sir
John Frankin's party, ifthey still survive.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
OoDY'S oIMT16H11T

VETLR Fs9ILS. M |;
10 most perfect remedy fol- Sores Of all kinds;
cures Calls, Bruises, Sprains, Rinetones, Spavinsi
sweeny, Fcundered feet, &c. Alad RheunatisnS
Swsied face Sore feet Sore legs Ulcers, Contracted
cords, Eru bos, Enlarged joints, Chafes, In
of bruises and scalds Immediate application q
this Ointment will afford instant relief.
As Horse and family Ointment; the Proprietor
challenges the world to produce it, equal. Eafmsrs
invaluable article hand, for cases Of emergency.
No family should be without il for single day. The
hour Of pain comes when We least expect it-thers-
large tin boxed and sold at the low price Of Fifty ete
per box. Observe the written siehttofe Of the pre-.
prietor every box-wthout this 10 genuine. I
Principal Depot, Cody's American Agency Oniess
Wanke gan. i'll.
A. SANDERS, Agent for Davenport, lows.
November 9Th, 184s. ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21

NEW CLOTHING STORE,
CUP STAlRs.)
Oper the Store Of @. L. DAVENPORT,
VII! be found gencr u ,ass9rtmenI Of
WINTEIs CLOTHING,
Consisting 10 part If
Goats.
nBLK. Cloths, Frock Coate, Blk. Cloth
- Sack Coa,s, Black Cashmere Coats. Mole-
skin Hunting Coats, Heavy California Coaie,
Tweed Coats, Sleeps Grey Coats, Blk. Blu. and
Dfab Blanket Coats, Rough and Ready Coats,
Boys Cloth, Tweed and Blanket Coats, Green
Blue, and Plaid Hip Jackets. Also atew fine
Cloth Cloaks
Pantdl0Ons..
Black, Blue and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Slttinet and Vermont Goth Pants,
Grey fuled Cloth and Moleskin Pants.
Vests.
Blk Satin, Blk and Blue Cashmere,
Fancy Wool, Velvet and many other kinds
Of Vests.
A general assortment:afs,
Gents. Furnishing Goods,
Such Buckskin, Blk Kid and Clssim re
Gloves, Buck Mite, Blk and Fancy Crava,s,
Wool Comforts, Pocket Hdkfs., Flannel ana Nett
SHIRTS and Drawers, Linen Bosom Sairfs, Calico,
Check and Hickory Shirts, lambs Wool and
Yarn Seeks. Also, good assortment Of Fine
Moeskin Hats, Otter, Beaver, Muskrat,
Cloths and other kinds of Caps, Boys and
ChiIarens Gaps; all Of which will be sold as
cheap as the Cheapest.
Davenport, Dec. 9th, l84o.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.

HNhe regular course of Lectures
- in this Institute will commence on the
Frs, Of November. and continue until the last
OF February. The Anatomical Department will
be opened and ready to receive students by the
First Of October. The Medical Department will
be under the direction Of the following
PROFESSORS:
z. FRESHMAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
r. s. Newton. M. D., Professor Of Surgery.
II. J. HuLcE, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
w. BYRD POWELL. NJ D., Professor Of Phys-
ology, Pathology, Mlneralogy and Geology.
J. KING, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. MlLroN SANDERS, A. NJ Nj. D., Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
J. A. Wilson, M. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
Clinique Lecturers
.Medaine-PRop. II. ]. HUGE.
Su,gefy-PRoF. r. S. NEwToN.
T. FRsEMAN. M. D., Anatomical Demonstration.
The fees for full course of lectures amount
to SOS.
Each Professors Ticket, SIS. Matriculatsr's,
S. Demonstrators Fee, $40. Graduation $40.
addr their letters post paid TO the Dean; and
hin. at the Commercial Hotel.
- R. S. NEWTON, M. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hon. E. w. M. KING, Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Law.
,JonN DELArirLp, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
,isl Jurisprudence.
TERMs-ss50 per Session.
All communications pertaining TO this depart
ment must be addressed to-
e. w. MIXING, ESQ.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March, 1885,
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth and professional requirements, will COM
pare favorably with the most distinguished in
our country. The medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly in this or any other country-ail OF
them are able lecturers and the best of teachers.
Those who will on.emplate our geographical!
position, and the extent Of our population, can
have no doubt as to the eligibility Of our stua-
ton for an enterprise ofthe kind. As to health,
including all seasons Of the year, we deny that
ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds OF many
students relative to the place Of studying medi-
cine; those who intend practicing among the dis
eases OF the West and South should certainly ed
ucate themselves at q school whose Faculty are
practically acquainted with those diseases.
That the public may be satisfied of the perma-
nency this school, we feel il our duty TO state,
that the Trustees and Faculty form UNIT in ac-
ton, which augurs we'll for its future success;
and that the peculiar internal organization which
connects tn EN-, cannot be interrupted.
E. w. M. KING,
President Of the Memphis institute.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
FrMAIE ENrERrRrsE.-A Young mar

FEMALE ENTERPRTsE.-A young man
from Maine, writing to his friends from Cal
iiorpia, says that his party found, near tie
sacramento, and almos, thirty miles from
any other digging, two intelligent aud beau
,iiinl young ladies, with no at,endan, ex-
cep. al old gray headed negro, whom they
had enticcd to accompany them, and who
IS the servant ofthe father Of one Of them.
The eldest Of these girls was not twenty
L seems their Imagination had become ex-
cited by the gold stories which they had
heard, and they had determined to try their
hands at making fortune. The old negro
was past work, and was left ia the camp
during the day TO look alter the household
affairs, and keep watch, while the girls
pursued their mining operations. When
the party reached their camp the old darby
was alone in it, but the girls came in du-
ring the day, and received their visitors
They expressed no fear Of be-
ing molos ted or robbed, aud said that they
should leave for home when they had ac-
cumulatsd $4,000, they had already gath
cred 81 600; they were from Florida, and
the youngest ran away from school to enter
upon the expedition.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
DIR. JOHN H.. HENION,

O16e JOAhN Ite. IHENHUV1
x..~ SURGEON DENTIST,
1rAVING permanently located at Rock
- Island, offers his professional services to
the citizens Of Davenpott and may be found nt
the Store Of &C Billion on Monday OF each
week Orders left will be promptly attended y
the Variety Store. III
Ian. Gath, 1850. gully
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
TO FARMERS.

- ARD, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Hams,
II Smoked Beet and Venson, Chickens, TUT
kies, and all such nick -nacks, received at mark
ct prices in payment Of debts due,
= SANDERS g. DAVIS.
Gazette Clfice, Feb. 2ist, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
THE DEAD OF I84g.

The year that has just closed has been
bne OF unusual mortality, and all classes Of
bociety have felt tho blows Of death with
|nore Than ordinary severity. A LIST Of all
bcrsons of distinction who have died in lS49,
you'd be long and tedious; but the follow
|ng selection ofa icw Of the most prominent
names will not be without interest:
James X. Polk, Ex-President Of the United
eta'es Nashville.
Maj. Gen. Edmund p. Gaines, Z. g., n. Or
Jeans.
Maj Gen. WIN. J. Worth, S. a., San An
)onia, Texas.
Col. Geo. Croghan, U. A., N. Orleans.
Col. James Duncan, L. S. A., Mobile, Ala.
Commodore John Gwinn, L. S. n. Palermo.
Commodore W. Compton Bolton, Z. s. ~,
Genoa.
Com'r Irvine ehnbrck, U. S. n Wilmington.
Hon. 4 Ibert Gailatin, Astoria, New York.
Hon. A. II. SEWER, U. S. Senator from Arkan-
as. ''''
| Hon. Benjamin A. nidlack, Z. s. Charge to
Bogo,a. -
Edgar 4. Poe, Author, baltimore, Md.
| Rev Henry Coleman, OF Boston: died in Eng
and.
DR.. Geo. Psrkman, murdered in Boston, Mass.
| Peter C. Brooks, millionaire OF Boston.
| Charles Cnancey, Esq, OF Philadelphia, Pa.
| Hon Chapman johnson, Richmond, Va.
| Hon. Benz Watkins Leigh, Richmond, Va.
| Hon. ChsIles Huston, Pa. Sup. Court, Bell!onte,
pa
| Thos. D. Cover, E-q, Philadelphia.
| Prof John Harrison, New Orleans.
| Gen. Duncan l. Clinch. Macon, Ga.
| Very Rev. DIR. Power, New York City.
| Pierre Chouteau, an early settler OF 81. Louis.
w.R. Johnson ''NapolIeon Of the Turf" Mo-
bile.
David Hale. ofthe N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
Thos. A. Cooper, tragedian, Bristol, Pa.
Danforth Marble, commedian, Louisville.
| Captain Dan Drake Henrie, 81. Louis.
| William the Second, King OF Holland.
Charles Albert, ex King OF Sardinia, Lisbon.
Prince Leopold Alex ander Hohenlohe, Germany.
Marshal Bugeaud, Paris
Sir Benjamin D'tlrban, British Army, Montre-
|al
Horace Smith, author oi"Rsjected Addresses"
England.
Ebenezer Elliott, the s.Peopie's Poet" Eng
Hand.
Sir I. Brunei, engineer Of Thames Tunnel, Lon
don.
Among the women ofnote, who have died
during the past year in this country and
Europe. we find tie following names:
Mrs. Dolley Payne Madison. Washington City.
Adelaide, Queen Dowager Of England, Bentiy
Priory.
Mrs. Hannah Gallatin, New York City.
Maria Edgcworth, Edgeworth's Town, Ireland
Mad. Cavaignac, mother Of Gen. Cavaignac,
Pars.
Madame Rothschild, Frankfort the Maine
The Countess Of Blessington, Paris.
The musical world has TO lament the loes
oi an unusual proportion Of distinguished
characters. Ofthis class we recall the fol-
lowing names:
John Strauss, conn oser, &C., Berlin.
Madame Catalina, voca,ists, Paris.
Chas. E. Horn, composer, Boston,
Signor de Begins, vocalist New York.
John Wilson, vocalist, Montreal.
PAM Coenen, violinist, Mexico
George Knoop, violencellist, Philadelphia.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
Notice..

The Rev. Mr.. Westfall i'll preach discourse foun-
ded upon particular passage Scriptures In the Con.
cert Hall, next Sunday alta. p. NJ.
All are requested to attend.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-21
SELLING orr Ar COST.

SELLING orr AT COST.
AREAT Inducements To persons wish
~ ing TO buy READY MADE CLOTHING.
The undersigned DESTROYS OF closing their busl-
ness in this place, will sell their entire Stock OF
Clothing, Cloths and Cassimers, &c,
at wholesale or retail at cost--And therefore de-
sires all persons who are in any way indebted to
them, to come forward and settle their accounts,
and those having claims against the subscribers
are requested to present them for PAYMENT
POWER e. JORDAN.
Davenport, Jan. 3lst, 1850.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-22
Attorney for Prosecuting Ciaisnsa Il
the City of Wasiiin-ton.
Nov. Is, Islo.

!ENHL Subscriber undertakes the collection settle
= ment AID adjustment Of al manner Of claims.
accouo's or demands against the government Of the
United States. any Foreign State or country be-
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any
OF The pubic Departments at Washington.
The procuring OF patents, Army and Navy Pen
sons The collection oil accounts az ainst the Govern
mcni, all Land Claims, and every demand OF other
business Of whatever kind requiring the promu md
efficient services of an Attorney Agcnt.
\ residence Of tsurleen years at tbs Seat Of the
FEDERAL Governments, with a thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
of business a, the dtfer,n: Ofires as well in Con
gress; added to his free access 10 the ab!est leo
adv ers it needed lstiiics the undersi gned in pcdg.
ing the fullest abstraction and the utmost dispatch
10 hose who may entrust their business TO his care
Beng well known To the greater part of the citizens
OF this District, and to many gentlemen who have
been members Of Congress in the last lively, wears,
II is deemed useless extend This notice by special
reference. Communications mus, be prepaid in all
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by he nature and
extent OF the business, but moderate in all cases.
Address, H. c. SPALDING,
Washington. d. c..
Nov. 81, 1919. SIT.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-22
EYlgNYYLTs

Married. in Rutherford county. on the 9TH inst,
|, tho Rev John ". Wilson, M. ADAM ALty.
lyDER, Of Neckienhurg county, to Mise ADA.
|lNE LOGAN, Of Rutherford county.
4, an srsr occurred in tho above mlrri,gc we
,sn ,g'in. We beg thousand pardous OF Mi..
oua Logan fOr thus Publishing her msrrsd a
ms, her consent We hope. However. IL will mo-,
long before We viii bs authorized 10 announce
y happy occasion in truth.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-22

The ridscvicus custom Of lerlasdinr arti
40. with foreign words 10 ridculed by The
common School Journal. For our part
hen We hear a Preacher talk much ia bis
..,mon about the original Greek or Hebrew,
:, see az editor drag in French and Latin on
s,ery occasion, We at once set The man
lawn as lsbuuring under the double sffllc.
non of ignorance and vanity. With such
,,r,ons MEDLEY or MIXTURE is m iange !: q
iran is no'hing short Of e r:t!rc. End the seiec,
re no, the chosen but the elite. The di.pu.
,n,s do mol differ entirely, bu, toto carlo :; and
Iey never begin again. hut de moro, or, as
,ome goslins prefer 10 say,-a6 orc. The
cannon items Of news are iate,larded with
such baibarisms. Thus the Piesiden, is new.
Or vorg to Washington, but he is en- route for
HE CITY, No remark can now be made bv
In, ron or in pos'ing. bul i, mus, be en- pas.
,ent. A rising Of the people is no longer
mob or rebellion but an emeufe. Some wear,
400. soedlror observed tina, nous rerrons was
more expressive phrase than IRE shall r.,
Ind now every village editor. after giving his
I lev. Of national affairs. gathers himself up
Ia his arm, chair. and u,,ers tho doubtful
Irophccy, nous perrons."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-22

d II Subscriber respectfully informs the commu.
Il niy at large that lie is carr ing en- the above
business IN all ats branches and will thankfully re.
cetve all Jobs III that line, and he same in
any manner desired either in Cali, Sheep or Moroc
CO. Whole or half binding, or il Embossed Muslin,
with iull Gait backs. lie is also enabled TO furn,sh
Court Dockets, or o'her Blank Books variety of
which he always keeps on hand, such as Day Books,
Ledgers, Memnrandums, Copy. & &c
ALWAYS on nAND-A large stock OF Letter, Fools.
cap aud Printing PAPER.
W All orders addressed to him at Linconton, will
be promptly attended 10.
GEO MOSTELLER.
Nov. l6, ISio
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-22
MEN WANTED
To Travel as Agents for the
History of the Mexican War.

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A Clever Ieit.

We learn from a Partisan correspondent n,
N tho Tribune that a clever sarcasm upon
bucilisiic legislators has been lately put forth
Il PARIS. Il IL a csricature, in which iwo
(himnry sweeps are represented fighting out.
de the Chamber Of Deputies. A police.
nau ioierposrs, say ing: mo f hing in the
|t,se,s, you blsckgusrds Go inside the
thsmber, IL you wish TO do that aran.
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