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LEs EvuRspeos ksAp TnEs CAasEnaLs--TAs.e n q SaFsNpartlia leF sals lhs dsFNnl tswus called Town.eafe SsrsapAFliaa. . scvestinea ths 0R1Ge NAL GENulNE aad al TAia Tesu~saa ue dpcins and never wns but formerly vaTEes raFoaa e. a.s ana he aksyet hs lfls of ccer kv tAs paEpaas q eaas credit far what he tsnsG Re ays hs haa snered to uedeA srhoais aat FFactSce ss hAsaa yeaFn " Now the trath ts, he psAcsced medicine aA5 ia his lie Saeh wtgfG secssa msgepFasengaasan keks bad e he ehaFscyeF aud vsAry of the aiMn wtA enreFsiy. hs had nsa sassrasa af hsg sif oe of ne. Mhea w learn he hpusss and ssuth- fai in all shSr dAesgs An wtth shsir fasv asn lie applied Rael CSpp Aasis hun n tpas. ufaefnFtag Ais mxssre Neling s large hA wpnlA aaakr, irpesDras embark i the hasanesA Thems usn have hsrn sas9lsng sni Hheiag ts al po@sbaa teFms a order e Inpsee the pati wiih the asef thas the Old DsrtoFp Saesapa-iiiA ths seasas erfga &srsaesrslz eade from ihc tsa Dors 0~skiaai Rsr,. Pse. ThsS P. Tewasewf says Aafa @ed the of my asHse for e wcHk wttl rivs hH es0 if he viii pr deee stngss solitary pre ss tAIs His ssasemenss ef Thndpsea. Skislmsa & Co., aofhltE hUt tiNNne d faEehess snely nsae dsesise the puel,c and kssp tne truth down "a regAl 70 hq ssar. ftyseafSaR sead Tnis esetla the paolic io urchass hNs Old nr- IACoB Ts~assnds SsFsapara. having % tha Oa Doctors htenese his fassae Cos q Aras and hia stEnasaseseFous the Govt ef Arms.
 Pvsnetpa Qgfos, ttn AassaN-sFres " Csy
 JACOB TOWNSEND
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NEW DE ks, MEDICINES, Pilst.tS AyD CHEMICALS.
 p;neS ' EE BOGGS

R EsPEcTFuE isso County, Arkansas, s,aC. IC lie, lhat he a1ch".as the pub .~zxsxa as p' o' D, Ged 7s.s-Sss"'he entire Nsa-e.ss N-ss T,ys I He''ct Pa'nis. oiis, and A IS asail,y kept id k,ug e.tsblishmen, tD..,. sefaeF' pIrchassk be froeo .ss,s,o m,,ts,. "D sn| s,va E. 'pe oes freshest qualities. He wi hopes by close a, n 10 hnsiness ,o nsr;, ''- , ~ Ion of p'hhe pakge. Pre~crip;ioas ', es,rb,l'y eompouiied, aud krders shall receive his i,a,as,
 "p"uon. n, is49.-7-ll-ay
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ATE and certain cure for Coasunpiioa ot A = innvs. Soi;iiag ot Blood. Coughs, Colds, 4'.r,. Pain in tie SSds. BrOnehiis, Hopping Cough a,t Pulmonsty aGeettcas-
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MecaIf* Ale and Porter

.aA at haafs Ies cf B'n 3. Hza, Lnlis RoeE " EfAFIfpoio'ed him opr Ageni, and N il ,s,; T'y al@ays OR haHd--at Cinein- @ saissIlf'ices. freight added. All orders sent 10 tn wiiif nrolap,x 6;led.
 r;.. fETCALFE & GRANGER.
 Lhf'e' ock, D. D, 1850. a4--'r
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IleeINiIls! St,el NiIls,,

hsN EEL MILLS, assorted sizes. r.. ,y P7f'e.'ser Cot'on Pisat. and fo, sale .f"sSI A. j. MUTT
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE
MEpIcAL IMPEACHMENT

The regular ecarss of Lseiass in ihis Institute will commence on the lat os ADveTbet, and con tiEus nEui the last ef February The Anatomical Depaument wiz bs opened sh ready ie receive students by the let of October, The Medical De- paItmsnt wiI be under the dIFelion oi the following
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or,x,ows CT rHz PSKss.


 oytvioxs CT rHz Pass.
 P Louisville Journal say s' "Dr kogsfss LAs- .ss and Tar nog oniy gives immediate rehe' n f,.As and Colds, bsst lIcfa the testimony oi meo " highest stasdlns here and elsewhere, n ls "' a'.,,, sssas yety rsszarkaSe cures os CoasunP- {. us' h..,,, !, .,d hy persons of great responsibility. who haVe Id is,s medicine, taat ]; is sEs ct lAe n.es' 's,lah.. medicines oG ihe age for Coughs Colds, n,.sza Bronchitis, Asthma, Ps,n in the Side snd n.t. Splt,isg of Bloot, WbcoPing Cougb and all b Conpiaia,s, which lt neglected usually isrini- z 10 Consumption; aDd the cer'iheaiss Au~easa :. as advertisements Ho1.d ssen iuly to JasIiy slAlsneRi.
 LIYERwORT.
 TAis viant has teI insHyyeafs been ionhd To oe o'
 tAt SitInre in the cRre nf alec i0ns oi Inc liVsr ,ore tscenly it vas asceF,aBea that It possessed "a, poSsr n ssrpsiiag Bleeding al the Lungs >Soss os a efIonie character &.. and oi essential ae 'it ii all diseases cl Paimoaai5 eAAi~e'e'' i, ra,s .rurrs !. neg 1EAR>ar, .esso.',rusva VI the most healing and sfdcient application iosdis. eassa ef decaying uags, or soy poitoe ostae assky or muscular parts oi The human body. Iis medI- cina and pressfystiye qsaIiiiss understood by
 
 donbt how exist among scientific men. that the preparation used ID he emaa.Dment ot bodies, as principally of ih;s Iugredient In later ages t was found to bs in uriyeIsai use among ths sbsrgnss of Aneries ard at this day II their pYln- cips, and, R iAei, only medicine for 1nsond stale of lungs or any approach 10 fl. These who ars acquainted with this hardy race of men, know iha, lsak from Csaa'pifoa Is unknown among them. The medical laeuity in all countries appeas tc have become the great healing properties of rhis article and now Introducing t in iheiF practice. D.. Bsgasm. of Engiaud. Dr. BrieAtoR. ot St. PeieisoaIgb, D.. La P3isWe, of PaFis, aud the distinguished Dr. Cooper have in the habit oi combining 1t ~h other articles in ,heII pfescflP- lions. aud with entire success.
 BssoaYe of Coan,ertsits aad Base Initations .Ths genuine article IS signed .3adre,r Rogers, on he engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 .'Psice s per bottle, or slx bottles ieT S5. Sold wholesale sai retail by SCOVIL k MEAD. ll3 Cha;res street, between Cont and St Lou,s sts
 Sole Geaersl Agsh!s for fac SotsAsreR Statss.
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FRES GR0lERIES. 6t., ks., ECElFEl PER iTEAMERS PENNIWIT ~ AND DtROC. ,ad for sale at the lowest pFices-ainong which te the following ariieies: SS sacks Rs Coffee T bhls. Loaf Sugar; bhds- Loaf Saga,
 6bis- ReOoiled Masses; 20 don. Painted Pad:
 5 boxes cheap Tphsco: ~ sets common Tesups and Saucers; 50 Ed&d Plates; So doz Pihes;
 box Shaving Soc;
 bale heavy DrlBgs; o@.es heavy Alsnna Cottons. tune i<' 4. J. HUTT
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cltaieas Leitsrersi
LAW APARTMENT,


 Hon. [. " N. KNS, Hefessor of Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 JOHN DELAFIELD Professor of Commercial Ja-
 rispTuirBce.
 TERas- $50 per sesion.
 All communications erfaning .o this department must b. addressed to F. W. M. KING Esq. Memphis, Tsan., Febls5g.
 The Faculties, for Intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional cqairemsnts, will compare faYorably with the mostfista gHished 10 our eoun- try. The medical faciiy constitutes an anomaly n this any other eouiIy-all of them are leeiu- re and the best of reahers.
 Those who will eon:mplate our geographical po- siiioH, and the extent our population, can have doubt ss to the s!igIi.iiy of situation for an enterprise of the kind As b health. iaciading all seasons of the year, wsieny that any oiher ey has nors.
 A common error exits in the mind. of many stn- deots relative 10 the Taee 0f studying medicine; those wio intend pFac,sfng smnhg ihe diseases Of the West and Soath shaid certainly educate lhem- selves al school . sFAestty are practically ac- QusiBted with those disases.
 That the public may ae satisfied of the perma- nency Of ,hs school, VI feel 1t OCT duty to state that the Trustees and Fruit, form unit in action, which anguIs we'll for lt future success; and that The pecuIia: internal ogaainuon which connects them cannot bs interrupted
 E. " N. KING. Pssi3eai of tss Memphis last. Feb l9, 1850. T-24
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RON aud sTEkL--4.eoo tbs. flat. rouas and square bar lroa. st1u lbs. horseshoe Iron: 50 Diamond How Moulds:
 60 Cary 60. da.
 400 ibs Spring Steel.
 lSo German do- Received aud for sale by fcs' F. WM. D. WAIT.
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N NcfmnuM.

hfHE snhsc'ikgeni for 1T. Alderman, will A toahnSe iltnsr's business al his oid stand on Man. near ban street, aud keep constantly on hand fuii s ell assorted stock Of Groceries, Diy 1oods, BeSI Hardware, Castings, Sc. @c,' all of .hiei iil be sold low for eash. The nishe't market 4 will be paid sor country pro- ouee, ss beef hdk kltries, beeswax, Sc.
 Jan. |, 1850 JOHN KRAUSE.
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GUNAkI Nsrr GrNs,,,

nn6CEllR and for safe cheap for cash. Ria' D"""is single bsrrsli=l Shot Guns. ,t', = '"' ahdp7 bssioe gun Locks, Sc. Ne. at ,a e "ush'iih sht on Maia street where repajr. NJ aP hfsy II. GRIFFlTHS.
 D.
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NlSs , ;;sil l:lSa
Thr Brst Remedy Ever known to Nan.

NOR Coughs. Asthma. Colds, Ctoap, Brouchi,s,
 T Intiaenzs, Bleeding oi the Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain Nea<ness Of the Breast or Side, First Stage oi Consup1 ion, 2c.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

GUNDRIEs.-D4vis' Extra surar csred fl. m. - ssd Dried Beef; Is Boxes Chssse. sAaksr and Cemmon Brooms. Oda Lsds, sasar KsttI-s. Reand Pots, Skillets, Cook Stoves, HslIsw Adses aad Msiieeks. Asceivsd sad fss safe b;
 Feb. IT, NM. E. WAIT
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i.--S Bags ksas Salt; I35 ao. c,.r.. ao = by NM ssv w 70, % sA's
 Nov. l3. ls4s. AiA'
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W. D. WALTON. A. W. SANFORD WALTON, SANFORD & co.
 GENERAL GR0CERS. 00MMas Sa0 Il Aa0 s02WARDaH@

MERCHANTS,
 No. 52, New Leyee, Or jeans: Constantly on hand general and well selected assortment of
 GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WINES, kc.. sc. to which they invite the attention of their friends m the country.
 They are soi> agents m New orleans tof the sale of Col. Lefagic's eetsbvated Pirgtnss aaa.faefwss To6aseo, which they will sell as low and on as D. vorsble terms as any house in the city They are also agents for the MaHafastasefs si Shot, Mc., at St Louis and are constantly supplied with fuis assortment of Buck and drop shoi. aaS Bay Lbad. which they wiil seli at the lowest mss' ket priees 4s-ly.
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NRACKERS, CR EKERs &e.-,5 half Rb,.. 'S eni'e'&~sieI Crt kefs; 1 Boxes Star Candles. io Boxes ~i0 Ges. 10 do. 10 < l2 do. , Rhl. La'a oi eoo lbs. Ction Yarn, reesiy>ti pc, steam. oos, "fon'iae.S and pr safe by VIM. B. WAIT.
 Jan. fs, 1880.
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ProfessOis;

 z. FREEMAN, MD. PrNlsssT of Anatomy. K. $ NEWTON M D. Ptoissos o, SafgerY. Il J. HgLeE, M D.. PFoicsor of Theory and Practice or !, ,sdieIns.
 " BYED PowELL, N D., Professor of Phisiol- ogy. Pathology, MsDeIaluy and G-olOgy. J. KISG. NJ D, PSoiSsser Maieria Medea, Therapeutics and Medies Jurisprudence. J. MILTON SA~bEss, AM MD, Professor of Chemistry and Phstmscv
 ]. A. wILsoS. MD, Pfofssof of Obstetrics
 and Diseases ot Wousn nd CAiidrsa.
 CliAicue Leiturers: Ns4leias-Prof II !. HuL,E.
 cussesy-P~@f n NEWToS.
 Aasioaieal DesaoaStaior-Z FREEMAN, MD. The fees for full oarse si les,ares amount to sl05.
 Each PIofesso,'s Ti6xe,, S5. Maricul4toss, S5. Demonstrates Fee so. Cradsation, $20. Those desiring inTter iRcrmaton viii please address their ietters(past pid1 to the Drsa; and students arriving in he ciiywiu please call oR Aim al the Commercial ir,seI
 K. s. NEwrN, MI, Dsaa of fac Fae'si.y.
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AGoN AND LARD.-lo casks Ay..ns.s
 1 SlDES. H.4Mt and SHOULDERS. 5 hhIs ND' on consignment, and for sale very low. bv 2 aS 10. I. D MERRICkk k Co.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

READ !-We the undersigned, Druggists and APosheearies in the city of Louisville, Ny, take pleasure ia stating. that have been selling John bail's Extract ot SarsapariiIs for some tune, and confidently recommend t as being good and safe article:
 Larping Go, J. B. Wider k Co.,, Montgomery ~ sn'ehiis A AiEia X Co, Wn. Mock, J. ". Gamble & Co J. II. Owen. SsnlT ' enswin-. F. ". An,ess, E Matseil x Co W. E. Smith, C. 0. Nils. Waite f6oinas, A. G. Wyathsrford, Robinson, Peter Caiy. Rupert, LiHdiBhsfgei < Co. Louisville, November %, ls4S.
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ar ., . I11UIsFILLK, Way 3T, fS4s.
 Ar JOAn Bpa-D~ar Sir: have been for mum. oet oi years ssverey afflicted with a MercgrIa. headsche and euii heavy Pain in my Liver. used almost all the rsnedies Of the day especia,,v tne SArsaPar'iias prepared by diereDt persons Ba, an 10 ''ie CT no advantage, untii ehanced to meet ~nn yours three bottles Of which gave me more Teisef than ell the others conbines T rbs,slo,. sske pleasure m recommending your SarsspsriIIs 10 tns @faieieA eanmuaity as a saperior article.
 Very respectfully, J. Ii. OwES. MD
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t)LouGHS.-54 Psscoek Pleaghs. Nos. I. , and 3 1 " Valley Plough with Cast Poiuls. Nos. S ,
 neceivsd ane for sse by VIM B. WAIT.
 Jan. i2, 1850.
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'' IMPTRfrY OF THE BLOOD.

pnssesseS marvellous efficacy in sll complaints aFi from h1gssff1H, fro Acia'ty 2f the Sfe'ncA lTon uglal eircuIstos ,isier,iaalc oi blood the head, pzip,;aan Of inc heart cold fret and hands cold ehs asd ht dashss Ire hiy has its equal tn CsSs and CsZhs and promotes approximation and gentle per spirao relaxing ei the lungs, ihros and every ashsF
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UniOntOwn. UuOn CO.,. Ky., May I2. isis

From Dr. Wm!T. Pfeniiss: Ar. Ball Tn res..s 10 your ssfsapafaa, will say hat have used i, 10 sofae exteat n CfisBeous Affections. of long asrs'hs, as Ina Calelis, Lepra, Psoriasis. Scab, ies' siPhihtic. 0ehexa, and ln ali diseases where the ihG'eat'oa ofiuTe seems to consist in horoosh enaoge or modification 's tis fluids of the boly. sna eons'oefaot sneeess m Conjunction with ioc al treaimeBi. think would prrss i, ,o .,v oehar preparation of S,rsaparila in use, >ad any nbys,. ean will admit is value npcn learning l.. substances tat eater into is composition. Respect llyxours
 W. T. PREsFTSs,4 n
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ss4.~ nSa IsrrAosr-Thsn was ere, oa...s IT. ssy aea'e'ne. from Dr. Jasae. NJ "ssea Mel n - .saa osi have 10 hes,,s,,O. ,n
 'sss Your Sarssparis to be ,he bs., .,;,s 'oss ss = ass '@ ihs eafs Of Seioluia, syDh,s.
 ssAs' 1ishsous sns GlaAdei.s 4 L..,i pT''
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HEAIINtI POWER. ANn aNfA IN. fstlE II En PR RPA R A1IfsN i'd
: -sARsAPARn.LA EXTRACT or sYRuP.
OLD DR JACOB TOWNSEND'S
 SARSAPARILLA


 This prepared that all the inert properties ef the SarsAgara rzt removed yFhna capable o kecong acid egmenailqH extraeted and rejected teH parice pf medical virtue is secured tn pure ana concentrated for sgd thus it s rendered. iaeaabss o losing any vainaas and healing properties Pre- "a ed u ths mse the powerful agent m the
 Care of tnaUnePahie Disc Hence the why hear eoni1ieaiaioas every side in s favor by n,sn romsn ani children We find delag wonders 10 the eur ef
 CONSTfHPTTGN, DYSPEPSF5, and LITER COsEPLtINT1 and in RHEUN4 TISN SCR0E. ILI. PILES. tyOSTIFENESS, al CL,T4NE OUS ERUP7'FoNS. PTHPLES, BLoTcHES
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ase& tHan ID ail kiilIs anii stages pf
 FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

r works w1sicns in cases df FTeov Aibus ar Wbffss FlIsg g te osa6, etbs'rssrf-dH Suppressed PaHfa Hses, fF.gSty p the menstrua periods. and the like aad efecaal al lbe forms kIasey Diseases
 B. removing otsETueatS, 4nd regulating Ihe genera it glyes and svGgth te whole body thus all fezns of
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and tus prevents or reDeses great variety 0f other ma ades. Spinal tTi!ios. Heprc,yie. NJ Fifas' D1ncs, Sar0oaiysg, Epllep'fc fSts, Ce8ra,siors, fc.
 Ii eesisss he blood. exses the liver healthy action, tnnoE ae S;onffh. and Eyes good digestion relieves the bowels ot fatpor and constipation aays inflammation, p
 rifles the skiR equascs the circulation of tho blood, yo ale.Da gentle warmth equally all the body aad the nsesibis usfspraaaB resSs- and usiness Ie nsosss ali oostons, and nsigoTaes the entire nsrvous system. Ia thss tisen
 The Medicine you Pre-eRkntntty mccall
 But any of tnese things hs sad of Towns.nd's inferior acie4 This young mans guid is not to he
 COMPARED WITH THE OLD DRS, beezuee one GRAND FACT that Inc one is INCAPA.
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Bear whh ns, reader, little longer, and be con- vineed that Bais SArssnariita i. lie Ipo.der fihs World! And that 1t will cure yoa. no matter ho,C long you have been suffering What Dr. Owen. ssos ss,ssbsi @ @f Apotheea Of several years
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Old Dr. Jacob Townsend,
THE ORIGINAL DIsCoyERER OF THE Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.

Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
 Old Ds Townsend ssca' 70 years Of age. and has loas been known as the { CTHOR and DISCO FERER of the ENUTNE ORIGINAL s TOWNSEND H4RSAPARILLi1a Befag poor. he vas compelled % hmiH its manufacture by which means t has been kep of market and the sales elrcuascrbei those only who he'd proved worth. Aad kEown value. hn reached ths of any nevertheless these persons who had been healed of disases and saved from death, pro
 etnrrnad it's waadsrful
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07


half yelled in wtIls depssy. ~ auy syulsa
Of spotles: hls. ; NJ othss ~ - parsnous
oil bis friend -. He kssih11o = monsae
whether s s publicly y dhgrass - - dared -
bring him infamy q her vsddisg portion; bus
the respect Of be- father ths thsurhs Of he a..
pair pity for hs sxquisi,ely beautiful girl hsrsslr
and the generosity of he soul detssninsd ra.hsr
to incur the reproaeh Il absurd eapsi~sssass,
and .: the bride. after receiving her tatbass ~.
eng, drew near to him, he rscsSsd . sSspk e
steps and commanding silence BY gesture, en-
Claimed: She cannot b my VIII naysr m I
DO her husband p The rejected bdds swoousd
her infuriated kinsn:en rushed upca tia insultinr
bridegroom; the fatal SCENE the Rpptial altar Il.
self seemed to b polluted with blood
The venerable SENATOR controlling he anger.
employed the whole force Of his slcqssocs and
authority to prevent this outrage. Having -.
ceeded he thus addressed Leonardo: Go, n.
nounes all selfrevenge, committing redress to Him
who Furnishes the wrongs done to grey hairA"-
A few days passed and Leonardo fsli, nortslly
wounded BY the dagger Of IN assassin. re IA,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07

A GEoLoo,oAL FAcr.--Ths Hsvioundl and
Times gives facts establishing The probability
that the whale island d rising out II NE sesea
with rapidity which threatens. 1t ~ dssaaa p.
rlod, 70 materially Affect Il aos uslerly dsssEeyA
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-27
TIE MARKETS.

WILMINsroS, November 81. Stock of bacon on
hand light, and selling from according to quail
ity 81 Flour, Northern Sc so to S. ground
peas arriving freely, and selling 8 90 per hushe.
The Journal says of Naval Stores :-Snces Thursday
last, Turpcntine has taken downward tendency and
Spirits Turpentine wavefing The amount of Turpcn-
tine disposed of since of the l4h, foots UP to
about II to 1900 bblss ranging from So 20 down to
So IS per bill for and from 5 so to 81 as per Dbl
for hard We hear Of sales of Spirits Iurpentne for
several days past The last reported 40 cents per
gallon Tar. Sales within the week have been made
at 81 SIS per Dbl. sale of some zoe bbls. common
Resin, made at 81 5 perbh of extra size.
FAYErrEv1LLE, November %. Bacon 10 cents cot.
IL to l23 and the market changeabe 50 to ~
cents per bushcl; -four SIS rs to Sc SO.
CHARLESTON, November IS. Cotton selling at from
l3 to 1871 cents for the ordinary article The Courier
says, among the sales of yesterday, learn that
bales were sold and four bales 6 cents
They cotton and upland of extra fine quality
PETERSBURG, November %. Tobacco from Sa to
$40 according to quality, and market very firm; wheat
at from 10 toll 10 cents; bacon hog round, at 81
so to 65 cents
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-27
mARRHBD,

Near Richmond, Virginia. on THURSDAY 7th instant
by Rev. Henry B. Cowles, Rev. william H. Barnes,
Of the North Carolina Conference, 10 Miss Mary A. Nor
gam daughter of Mrs Ann Morgan.
In Currituck County, the 18th instant, Edward
Woodhouse, Esq Elizabeth F. daughter of Col John
B. Jones.
On the 5th instant in Christ Church. St Louis by the
Ri. Rev. DIR. Hawks, Hon. Edward Darlington Cabe of
Florida to Anna Maria Wilcox daughter Mrs. General
Ashley.
At Wilmington, North Carolina, ON the 18th instant,
by the Rev. Doctor Drane, General Waddy Thompson,
of South Carolina. to Miss Cornea A., daughter OF Col
John d. Jones of the former place.
In Salisbury the 9th inst, by the Rev. Archibald
Baker Mr. VIM H. Michael, to Miss Isabel e. Ramsour.
all of Iincolnt6n
In Iredell County, the 18th nst by Robt A. Shin.
pock Esq, Mr.. Samuel L. H. Terrence, of Meckenburgl
to Miss Sarah A. Ross
In Wake County, Thursday the 2lst inst, by 81
mon Smith, Esq., Mr.. James Hobby, to Miss Martha
Avery, daughter of Simon Avery, deceased
On the 9th instant, Mr.. G. Gaspie, of Greensboro,
to Miss Frances Suggs, of Wake county.
In Chatham county, on the 9th inst by the Rev. w.
M Shipp the Rev. VIM Barringer of Cabarrus. Miss
Lavinia NJ daughter of the late John Aston
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-27
Correspondence of the Washington Union.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20-5 P. M.
Death of COL r. NJ. Jnhnson-CotIncI Meeting-9n
Abolition Ourrage-Cty Mortakty-Forrest Case.
The telegraph, this afternoon, announces the death
at Louisville KY, yesterday morning, of the Hon.
Richard NJ Johnson, after brief but severe Illness
The life of this distinguished man is part OF the
history OF his country, and all will mourn his death.
whilst thousands will feel thata warm-hearted friend
has been taken from them by the hand of DEATH Al
though undertaking politician, even his political
opponents esteemed him as one against whom no
enmity could be entertained.
MIR. ]. 6. McPheeters, of Raleigh. North Caroll-
ma has arrived in this city accompanied by his little
child, girl five years of age. from whom nurse ne
had brough! with him was stolen by the aboIonlsts
at Pttsburg. The girl was favorite house servant
who had charge of the child from its infancy since
the death of lis mother, and was much attached to
the child. He is satisfied that she would not have
left him except by force, and he would not havs
parted with her for ten times her value She was
stolen off from boat at Pittsburg, whilst he was
looking after his baggage. The marshal OF Plus
burg, whom he applied for assistance, assured him
tkat such the organization of the abolitionists
all search was useless
Mrs.. Forrest, l observe by the New York papers
has Withdrawn her suit against Edwin Forrest fol
adultery.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-27
Photographed for the National Intslligen,er.]

PHILADELPaIA, November 21-9 P. NJ.
The Union Meeting held in the Chinese Museum
tonight is largely attended. Hon. John Sergeant is
presiding.
series of resolutions has been adopted, asserting
that the of the Union is sancti6ed trust. which
ought to be dear every American; holding the Fu-
gitive Slave Law as in accordance with the Const-
tuition that, being aw-abiding community, We re-
pose confidence in the majority of the people TO rise
in their majesty and the supremacy OF the laws
and that the series of statutes enacted by the late
Congress, passed in spirit of compromise and pat
riotism, in respect departure from the Con-
sttution.
A letter was read from the Hon. James Buchanan,
excusing himself for not personally answering the
invitation. He declares, his solemn opinion, that
it is necessary in order preserve the Union to
buke and put down agitation in the North in regard
to Southern slavery. He censures the fanaticism OF
the North on that subject, and cites Gen. Jackson
message in 1885, when the hero looked upon the cir
cuation of abolition papers in the South as leading
to civil war. He descants at length on the Wimot
provso. and speaks Of it the instrument that de-
feated every attempt to form Territorial Government
for our Mexican acquisitions. He says that if such
Governments had been established at the proper time
California would have changed her Territorial into
State Government, naturally youth changes
into manhood. He pronounces the Wilmot Proviso
dead says that slavery will not be abolished in the
District of Columbia while it exi lists in Maryland !;
and speaks of the Fugitive Slave Law as constitu-
tonal, and one that ought TO be sustained by the
people.