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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-06
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A&DASHeAIrAGM ON. COt1s1 N4SdU.
The Raleigh Times. We ii :hs Wing organs 10
this place cohsains the following satf3 :
ss(a Reid u one q Tie sceaaAiesf nen IN N6,sA CIR
never mixed among the people at all, except when he
sought their votes and by his supple cringng could
deceive and cajoe them. But even ks great command
money has never made him either liberal or useful:
What public work has he ever aided! What State
or County improvement has he everadvocated sub
scribed for! Has Rockingham, his own county, ev-
er found him disposed by his public spirit increase
her facilities for trade aid her all in opening her
way to market! Has he been willing to give the
.'poor men !" chance in nconstractng works on whsh
tney might find employment and which would ena-
bic them more readily ID sell the little produce on
which their living depends Not so-his great
sceadh Is boarded, that he may become the nabob
and s note shaver of the whole neighborhood and
thus atten upon the necessities and misfotunes Of all
around him. And this is the true defender of the
poor mans rights" This purse proud aristrocraf who
would see North Carolinians starue before he would
invest dollar to aid them to make living"
Now, we pronounce the above, from first to last,
base, wifu deliberate malignant, gratutous, unmi-
tgated fasehood 1t isatoge,her worthy, however, Of
the Editor who gave currency in his paper to that
'' Threshing Machine - slander against Col. Reid,
and who refused, after the slan6er had been exposed
to lay the facts in the premises before his readers
we nave never inquired INTO COl. nelQ private
affairs, to ascertain how much he was worth in dol
lars and cents He is neither poverty stricken, how
ever, nor troubled with a superabundance of cash.
That much we know, and that much we may say,
with propriety. He sprang from the bosom of the
people, and was raised among them. He is neither
an "aristocrat nor snabob '-nor a " note
shaver '-nor a man who " fattens upon the neces-
sites and misfortunes :" Of those around him and
the man who should 60 to the Counties of Caswell,
or Guilford, Rockingham, or Surry, or Wilkes, or
Stokes, or Forsyth, or Ashe-where Col. Reid is
personally and intimately known-and make such
assertions about him, would be apt to hob5le off well
kicked for his insoence, with the brand of false
hood burning on his forehead.
During the late war with Mexico, Col. Reid con-
trbuted fifty dollars out of his own pocket to the
Rockingham Volunteers, while the Times and other
party hacks were denouncing that war as "unjust"
and damnable,'' and joining Tom Corwin in his
call upon the Mexicans to greet those volunteers
{" with bloody hands and hospitable graves!
But the above stuff from the Tines is too vile and
mean to be seriously replied to, or to be notic-
ed at all. We hope, however, that friends will
show it to the Wings in Col. Reid's old Congress
sonal District, and ask them what they think of it.
Will those Whigs-men who kno,u these charges in
the Times to be untrue-endorse them By roting a.
gainst their neighbor and personal friend? We do
not believe they will.
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Land for Sale.

\ VALUABLE tract of land for sale adjoining the
ACity Of Raleigh, containing about hundred and
fttyderes For terms &c. apply to NJ A. Bledsoe, who
authorized to sell it, and will show to any person
desrous of purchasing EDWARD MALLETT.
July 4th, 1850. sl9- r.
Register please copy for six weeks and forward the
count to this office. ...
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

e..a- WASHINGTON, June 80, 1850.
Resistance to Proceedings in Ne,o Merico-General
Cass's Resohtions. Gen. Cass' resolutions, which
came up yesterday, pregnant of meaning. Neith-
er the Northern the Southern democracy will rec
Col. Munroe in New Mexico. They contend that
Gen. Taylor had right to delegate such powers to
captain in the army, lieutenant colonel by brevet,
or any other military officer. While Gen. Gass and
some of his friends thus resisting the usurpation
in New Mexico, and determined to execute and main
tain the treaty of annexation with Texas New Mexico
with her State constitution, will be here in week
and present herself for admission into the Union
Utah will follow on the heels of Mexico; so that if
Mr. Cays compromise bill does not pass, California
will be pushed through, and at the next session. if
not this, New Mexico and Utah. Instead of only
two American Senator's both of Southern birth, and
heightened gentlemen, we may have four additional
ones and free soilers to boot-two Indians and two
Mormons.
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!" E are authorized to announce Col. WILLIE PopE
w a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Wake
County at the ensuing August election. Thankful for
past support, he pledges himself if elected discharge
the duties of the Office as heretofore s!y
June 4, 1850. Sl3-tf.
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MAR RTEH

In Louisburg on the Goth June, by the Rev William
Arende Dr. Spires Singleton of Hyde County, to Miss
Martha b. Strother daughter Of WIN. H. Stroher Nor.
chant, Of the former place. ~
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.DTED.

In Orange county on Tuesday morning the llth ul
berry Andrews, aged 46 years, leaving wife and 81
children to mourn their loss.
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NV are authorized to announce Mr.. WILLIAM II
w HIGH Candidate for the office of Sheriff O
Wake County at the ensuing election in August.
May %, 1850. sl2-tc
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REMEDY THAT CUREs. Various remedies have
been offered and pulled into notice for the Of dis
eases Of the lungs and have been doubt very
usefu but Of all that have yet been discovered it is ad
mlttcd by physicians, and all who have witnessed its e
ects that none has proven successful DR.. Wisars
Balsam OF Wild Cherry. Eor asthma, shortness of
breath, aud similar affections, it may be pronounced
positive cure 1t has cured asthma many of ten
and twenty years standing, after had decar-
ed the case beyond the reach of medicine
From the Cincinnati Enqurer]
Whereverthis medicine is introduced once attains
that high reputation which it richly deserves What
can stop its sale, when every hand be witnessed
its wonderful cures. The cases of asthma recent
but dangerous coughs (and also those that are of long
standing bronchitis and consumption Tin its early sta
ges) always cured by this remarkable medicine.
BE not deceived By impostors.-The public should be
careful to the genuine article the limitations and
counteets being put down by those who know nothing
of medicine. of the diseases of the human SYSTEM
entirely unsafe and dangerous.
None genuine, unless signed !. BUrrs the wrapper
For SALE wholesale and retail. by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co.. Raleigh N. C..
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A Mrs. Archsr, Of Eaton, Ohio, recently presented
her astonished husband with four little responsible
ties.
IS Insatiate Archer would not one suffice Z"
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Gas EXPLOSION. For some months, the papers
have teemed with brilliant accounts Of the great dis
covery by Payne the famous ''shot att Of Worcester,
Mass, Of the manufacture Of splendid and cheap
gas, for light and fuel, out of water, by new and
simple application of magnetism. i was an
nounced that he had made contract for lighting the
Astor House at 10 cents night, and that millions Of
dollars had been offered him for his patent by COM
pany. The subject excited deep curiosity. and par
ty Of distinguished chemists from New York, Prince
ton and Boston, and others interested, met at Wor-
cesser few days since to examine the apparatus. Mr.
p left town their approach, but his brother did
Commerce. in detecting the trick BY which visitors
have, heretofore, been deceived, and will, in few
days, publish full accoant Of the exhibition, and
blow up the whole concern. This news will be most
gratifying the various gass companies, whose pros
perity was threatened. It was at one time feared
that our city gas works (now 30 bravely going on)
woald be thrown into the shade by this IS Northern
a. cheap as water but city athes may,
81 The present. at least sleep quietly unhaunted BY
this Payne. Richnsnd Enqsirer.
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TIE SPRINes. We invite attention to the adver-
tisement Of Mr Wm D. Jones' relative to the War
Springs We believe our people are looking abou,
for summer retreats within our own State, having
done enough for the North in this way. Here is an
opportunity for the enjoyment of every comfort lux
ury, and convenience, within the Sate which can be
afforded out Of it-and, believe, at much cheap
er rate. JEiL Commercial
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WE authorized to announce CALVIN ]. RoGERs
w ESD, Candidate for reelection to the Sheriff
atty, at the ensuing August election Deeply grateful for
the past support that he has received at the hands Of the
people Of Wake County, he pledges himself if reelected
discharge the duties of his Office with renewed zeal
application. .s.
Raleigh, May, 2srd, 1850. sl2-te.
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To w. w. HOLDEN.

CUMBERLAND County. We are requested by many
voters the of the following gentle
men as candidates to represent this county in the
next General Assembly For the Senate, DIR. Thos.
N. Cameron for the House Of Commons. Hon.
James G. Dobbin, and George w. Pegram, Esq.
In publishing this ticket, take occasion to state
what we have heard and believe be true, that COL
Alexander Murchison, the late efficient and highly
repected Senator from this county, is disnclined to
be candidate for reelection He has not been rude
ly and unceremoniously thrust aside. 1t is known
to many of his friends in the county that he has
gent private business in the south west, which will
call him from home this summer. We should do
injustice to our feelings and to the feelings Of
this community, not to express grateful acknow-
edgements to the Colonel for his devotion to our in
tsests in the last Legislature, and to give our best
wishes for 6 him and his" in future.
Can any word Of ours add anything to the good
name Of the gentlemen who compose the present
tict! Need exort democratic friends to rally
at once? The first note will soon be sounded the
battle will soon begin! Arm! arm! be ready for
the fight! Fayetteville Cdroin;an.
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the % hours ending the 24th ut., there were fifteen
deaths from Cholera. The Cinci nnati papers of
Friday announce several of cholera in that city
At St. Louis, during the week ending the Oath ult
there Were l3O deaths, of which 80 were Cholera.
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The CANDIDATES announced last Saturday, to rep.
resent Cumberland county in the next General As
semby are highly acceptable to the publie SO far
we have seen and been informed; and we take pleas
tions of the people, and consented to accept the
inaton. we feel we'll assured that the interests Of
Cumberland county could not be entrust to more faith
fnl advocates Ibid.
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I.1srOF IE.f1lEfls

Remaining ID the Post Once. ID the Ctty Of Naleigh
5or The Quarter ending SOth June 1867 -
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Persons calling for any Of the above letters will aesss
say they advertised. - .ssf.,sfs
WILLIAM WHITE. p. NJ 3.
July 9Th. 1850. y. - Z.sI9L3t
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WE requested to announce BALLARD Moons,
w ESQ., Democrat as q candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff Of Northampton County at the ensuing election
March l8, 1850. --a-t 8O2-te.
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WE are requested to announce Major REusEs
w FLEN1Ns an Independent Candidate for the
House of Commons from Wake County.
June IL. 1850. Sl4-te
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Porter.
I IDZ. Of London Brown Stout in qts just received
i Fand for sale by #s&
s. WILLIAMS, HAYwooD 4 co. ].
June ioth. go = g e el0-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ on THURSDAY, THE 2STH DAY
OF JULY NEXT, stthe residence Of the ~
late Charles W. Atkinson, deceased, on Indian
Greek, 10 miles west Of Bowling Green, 10 the
county Of Pike and State Of Missouri, I shall offer
for sale at public vendue tie personal property OF
said deceased, consisting Of Horses, Cattle. !en.
- Wagons, and q variety Of other srticles too
S% tedious to mention. The sale to com.
msnce at 8 o'clock, A d, on said day and continue
from dsy to day until the whole 10 disposed oil.
TERMS OF SALE.
For oil sums Of three dollars and under, cash IN
hand; for al sums over, . credit Of IL months will
Be given, the purchases giving bond with approx.
ed security. No property to be moved until the
Of sale are compiled with.
JAMES L. KILBY,
Admir- Of estate Of c. W. Atkinson, decd.
June 9th lS6O,-4,6w.
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For The Banner.

fof the 6onoefe
If. Edaor--Sir: / wish to say through the
medium Of your paper, that I am al Independ.
ent candidate for Q seat in the lower branch Of
our next Legislature, and that ! will as soon as
practicable, and upon all suitable occasions,
make known to the voters Of old Pike ty views
upon oil the political topics Of the day, spd that
are likely to be acted upon BY our next lsgisla-
ture.
Having long since been known to believed that
porty Organization. and party nonsiactions were
attended with anti. Republican consequences,
aud that the tendency Of which was to keep up
strife for the interest Of party, and not for prs
and the good Of the people, will suPsFcsds
the necessity Of any farther spolcgy for thus sh.
nouneing myself q candidate.
After giving to the people Of the county ny
views upon all the questions that may Be agita-
ted in the coming canvass, shall rely upon their
and integrity to give me q nane.
such ss my political. rrinci pies deserve-theth-
sr It be Democrat, Wing. Free Soiler, br Multi
fer, 10 not for me to decide.
Very RESPECTFULLY YOUR. 30.
WILLIAM ENGLISH.
Louisiana, Nay Sd, 1850. Soft.
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T.Farmsrs will rejoice to know that at fasl
they can procure an article which they may Dc.
pend upon 1t all times in curing The various all
ments Of csttld, sueh IS sweeny, stiff complaint,
distemper, gals, wounds, sprains, msnge, farEy,
blindness, sore eyes, iamehessfrSt d spraius,
loss Of the joint water, or contracted cords, sc.
&c. The article referred to 10 q g Fafrsn's Ara
bish Liniment, the best medicine sver. discovered
both for man or beast. See advertisement.
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From The n: o. Picoyuns, len ih.k.

From the ": o. Pieayuns, i2M ihsk.
FRoM TExAs.-Besides the accounts oil
two revere conflicts with the Indians, which
we give in another column, we have elsa-
ned the following from our last dstes, re-.
ceived yesterday.
The Houston Gazette OF the 9th inst,
says the citizens of Ell Peso and surround
ing country, experience 4 good deal Of
trouble with the Indians at present. They
(the lndians) appear to be well mounted,
and can outstrip the fastest American
horses. Their descent on the defence.
less Inhabitants is hardly known before they
are agsin secure in their mountain fast
aesses. Nothing less than q full regiment
Of Texan volunteers stationed along our
frontier. would at ell be sufficient to keep
the red devils at q distance.
The steamer Washington lately ssceh-
ded Little River, Is high as Cameron, and
vas hailed with every demonstration of
10Y BY the people Of that section, Who Hock-
cd in nambers to the banks Of that stream
60 witness the arrival of the first steam
boat that even ruled the bosom Gifts quiet
waters.
A general interest is asnifested by the
people Of Dalton County upon the subject
Of removing the distractions in Trinity
River.
TIE Southwestern American says that it
Is computed that 1900 negroes have been
added 10 fhs agricultural force Of Wash.
sngton county n the last twelve months.
The Houston Telegraph Of the 9th inst,
SAYS, We are indebted to F. u. Robinson,
ESQ, Of Independence, Washington coun-
", FOR q bottle Of excellent wine, manufac-
tursd from the wild grape Of that section.
The vine resembles 6ne cisret, and Is an
aanirsble substitute for the best imported
cfafst.
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-. ,oSceive II to be their "duty
~ & far the principle best calculated
~ a,Smots the interests Of the masses.
vh.aa boy, went with . particular
.,S tstsehis horse run; well sir, be being
-" fsesd, and I his friend and his horse be-.
yshorse Of my neighborhood, ! thought 1t
p ss3utt clearly" 70 bet On biz horse; 20
Sdoue nv duty, staksd my all-ths last
csutoa CDR horse, (Tfeur-bas, ell in cash.
and What do you think?-I lost Z fnd !
hsvt uevst BET on q race since, but ! set
sSetsrfhinatioh thea, tia! If ever l did bet
seaiu, il would be "clsstlj my duty" to pick
In conclusion, then, let me say to Mr..
uRsuner,o enter your man, and in my hum
BE opinion; political organisation 10 sofat
and the people 80 sick ofthe rule Of clique
that they will pick their man. And | am
sure fbelisviug the people capable Of choo-
sins for thsuieives5 that your man viii
have to advocate. measures better calcula-
ted 10 advance the general interest than
YOUR humble servant, or he will hot be un.
der the necessity Of sacrificing, time and
social comforts 10 representing Old Pike In
the next Legislature.
To my fsIlow.citizens throughout the
county, I would Say that I am at this time
.hn.ilg Engaged ct work, but viii, a. Soon
its the candidates are in the field, and shall
make their arrangements to convass the
county, be on hands.
Hear for yourselves, judge for your
selves, and vote for yourselves, uninfusnc.
ed BY party organization, pride or smbi.
ton, is the desire Of
Your humble servant,
VIM. ENGLISH.
May 30th, 1850.
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MA Gsfman, whose name We have not
been able to learn, was caught in the act
Of attempting to commit Q rape on . little
negro gil about 10 years old, In this city,
on Monday last. Immediate application
was made 70 the city officers to have the
fellow arrested snd dealt with according to
law, bit for alleged want Of authority
thsre appeared 70 be such Q backwsrdness
on The part Of the officers to act, that two
or three Of our c~itiIent took the response.
upon themselves to tie the lark, and
give him . totsrabls heavy DOSE. Of Q co,D's
Charles Cronotype, June 18th.
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. ConksHcH or TIE WEsrEan RlvsHs.-
By Q document lately ordered to Be printed
BY The Senate, we End, says the National
TntslIigencsr, that the nsxt value Of the
eonhercs Of ths Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, and their tributaries for ls4e, 10 e.
tinatsd q SR66, 233tss0, and the value Of
vessels snplsysd therein i estimated $ls,
eel,600.
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Saddie1s&a HaaaFl INC b gs r.
MARfha,I

THE Undersigned fe.bestfBay i6s0fnss 81 til
4 'zeus Of Lopls.ana sasf = ,ec6Hs fsff3x4st,'
city, on Georgia street. ID M Hett pee4l VI the
Baiiie.t building, 6pp65ite BEitaAs Heteis RbsfSbep
wilfkeeb eohstsntly % hspd . kg8efafatsoSfibeHfs
II IN articles belonging 70 he 6usibess, wbiekhe'
viii sen ON % rsasonebls ttsnsb d any other 20.
tabEsbassat "a tbs section sf ecsatry, foisash stv
approved credit Ashsre, o. pbbiie pstrqnnss In
Fw.ELLEAM kELLEY.ss9
Louisiana, June lfih, 1856. n .'aSe.aa ,'ivsts
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HAVANA IrrMs.-The Havana paper,

Havana IfEMs.-The Havana papers
ars really amusing. They contain columns
on colnrAns Of news concerning the late
expedition, much of which Is mere fepeti.
lion, end the rest made up Of valorous dec.
laystions. One nan writing from Csrds-
mas says that no change sver made BY Mu-
rat exceiled that ofths Lancers at cards.
mas.
Some Of the numbers Of the Didfo Do Ia
Marina are filed up with extracts from
New York end New Orleans papers, on
the subject Of the expedition. The press
efthis city comes in for Q good share Of the
sbuse. The news transmitted to Is BY
telegraph from The Baltic, on the arrival
e the Falcon, ID said to have been couch.
cd IN the most sshsueful terms"
On the Cd inst, the Captain General
gave audience to the officers OF the regi.
Of eNobls Vscinos," or in other words
ssvoluntesrs." OF course they expressed
al the loyalty imaginable. The Spaaisrds
beat Faistsf q little IN his account Of the
men In buck1am. Their first accounts
stated that seventeen men composing the
garrison had alone repsllsd the invaders.
The Government afterwards granted deo-
e~Fstions other rewsrds to fifty out Of the
ssysntssn.-rN. o. Pic.
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CLAaxsvILL., Mo-, May 2, 1850.

CLAhxsVILL2, MO, Mty z, IcOO'
Mssrs. Editors:-You will please nnoun
my name in the next plumber Of yohr paper. as
an independent Democratic candidate to feprs-
sent this county in the mex. Legislature:
At the proper time. and upon all suitable occa-
siOns, I sSall present to the people Of the county
a full expression Of my sentiments In relation to
various topics that may be ssitatsd during
the canvass.
It is sufficient for the present to observe, that
in thus presenting myself to the people Of the
I have only exercised Alright common to
all free American citizens, and one which has
not been surrendered into the hands Of any man
or any body Of men.
Very respectfully your OBJ. servt,
r, &c. FACG.
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TELE
FER Northern Line v,G Chicago.

." .VoFWefn Line Ut0. Chicago.
CLEVELAND, JuxE l7-4r.M.
The steamer Gtifith was consumed bv
IRE about daylight thii Noting, of Clevs-
land, and We hear. that some too hundred
persons Eerished IN tie sDoter or the
fanes The number Of passengers on board
is thus stated: Steersgs $50, cabin IS;
crew 30, The number Of those saved on
the beach vat only 10. Capt. Roley, wife
and shildfsn are among the lost.
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Tho ptopriety Of making an sarly arrangement
for oalsasling the county prior u the August
Ms presume, win be readily admitted,
and we therefore solicit ali who Ste interested ih
this matter to meet ct Baird's HsI 10 this city,
Saturday. 18th inst, at l o'clock: By this means
the wishes Of ill interested can be consulted, and
such IN arrangement made % We hope will be
satisfactory to all parties. 7. &c. FAGG.
IT,. ors .-.f-. p. DRAPER. y
~ ia, - VIM. ENGLISH: q
Louisiana, June l7th, 1850. T =.
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CANDIDATES CARDS

AsHLxY, No, ID June, 1880.
Ebfroa BAxNER-Dear Sir: You will plssss
announce through the medium Of your vslusbIs
the safne Of Mr.. wEsLY ScSSFE a = SaH-
didate for Constable 10 Cuivre township He &iT
make an able and efficient officer, and yin be sup
ported by MAt1 FkIE1bs.
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MOUND, in the streets Of Louisiana, a faw
dsys ago. q Gold Pencil Csse, which the
owner can have by paying for this notice. and
applying to E.. c. MURRAY.
June 9th 1850.