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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-06-25
/" To gild refined gold,
To psiut tie lIy"

So lot q rs the sous Keep ~iih,n their
sphere. "a long rs he, ref r,In tram bgoted
lnqrsI'urial sp,rii, nnd prscrice towards all
mer. Truth, Puuiy. sud F,dshy, ,p hong
should their ,nleniious receive the cnmmeu
daiions Of good men bu whenever they set
10 golden calf tn be wurnhipped, aud erect
a Procruste standard b, ~h,ch the tall and
the short are To be cut aud stretched, when
ever the, became dumb a,I hind 10 the wees
OF their own membets, anc quick SIC hted and
trumpet tuneued 10 the same wees ~ others,
The, then are canlsh. and should not be Gu
couraged When hear orsinr> conloundne
moderate drinkers wrh dtuok4tds, aud drum
kstd- w,,h murd"rers. tauc, thc,r ga, has
The better al Their Judgment and thai tle,
would make bad jnr, NEE IN capdal ieIunl :.
Such fishes OF ehqnence, such log'c"l dis
elimination inspires me (uot with "Intfable
contempt" hut With sllght nausea, and
makes .ne wonder why onr should be less
" horrifed at such sentiments When utter
ed BY a tI.colofed than whlie.robed !"
guaIdinn Of the public m"fas.
would no, willingly obl"ct to an, socle.
y which has for lis proiessed object one
90 lsudsble a. the exiirpaIion OF drunkenness.
and especially TO one which boasts so much
virtue and intelligence AS the Sons, bu. do
think land am not singular IN the hehe)
mat II is oversiepping The modesiy OF truth
say that tho "Ofder" has effected what
'he Church was unable To accomplish oh
mink such claims are dangerous TO the hopes
OF humanity, snd lead directly to inhdelny.
giving more efficacy to the ordinances
o. man, than to the commandments Of God.
Inc constitution OF the Sons" require too,
0e'"'e admission to fsh,p, that tho sp.
cant should have good moral charac.
e'' The sick need a physician, not those
"oo are WHOLE" II moderate drinkers are
sa'sed with dfunkatds, diunkards with mur.
a.'ets' Certainly they have no claim. 10 mo.
''' characters. If moral men are alone I'D
",,'ea' the necessity Of The Order ceases,
"' " publicsns and sinners are shu, out
'''" 'A'' ark of safety, from this sun light
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-06-25

The manly aud touching Pco'est from the
Hu"ganan hero, kpssu,h, addressed to the
Sultan, which We subJoin. must strike sym
Ps'henc chord IN every heart.
Doubtless II loses much in the translation,
but The spirit that breaihes through il, and
the sen'Imeots 10 which II gives u,ierance,
show how iesoluteiy he still keep. his honor
unsisined and his determination mistaken.
he presents that sublime piciu- of = pa,rio,.
St juggling with The storms of iaie.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-14
A. Il q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS and TAILORS,

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ID EsPECTFULLY friends and the pubic Il
IL spring goods, OF the newest patterns
the best manner and
moderate Fresh ciohs
vcsnp, of latest impontons elegant light klk
for dark patterns OF Paris cmbroideFes
skiu employed In this
10 wasconis Zach de
partment complete Army and uniforms made
DESPATCH and in the most approved man
Strangers will find at this establish
their and perfect nt always insured
NJ Il. PRsSra wAsTcoAn-These elegant waistcoats tha
admired Castle Garden have been awarded th'
premium by INSTITUTES at their late far
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-14

CRIMSON New York, New Orleans, and Mobile
Express with the s~ines and responsible
pnsipa Maine New Hampshire
Rhode Island Connecticut
York State, Delaware, Pennsylvania Maryland District
Indiana, Illinois, generally
Mississippi and Alabama river towns and the places
Georgia and the Caroinas.
Our extensive and perfect
safe speedy transportation siS unks packages
parcels end OF
he most paints
in the business while
with Msssr Adams CO.. and
in the OF which confidence
cfshe New York community feel shal
bur
Jewellers, haAkera and merchants generally Il
call Caiifornia from
Orleans and between New Orleans Mobile
Camp New Orleans and 10 Wst street, New York.
Fsb6-hhcplQw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-14

r ADIEW Dress Go0ds.-Tbe subscriber has
IL Is pieces plain baragr, embracing all the shades
50 DO figured harase beautiful styles
10 do do ti.sue entirely styles
$50 do barage deans, from as cents to Jk cents pnpc
paiiy rich patterns
q pieces Bohemian grass CLOTH and pretty article
Is do linen lustre, very pretty shades
1900 yards Gnshams, ali prices
10000 do printed cslcces 9H
5000 do printed lawns, on At isk csn hs co'ors
and fine quality liz III
1900 yards psn,n coorcd swi~ mu.ln. beautiful article.
At1Rx Nt y
The not GET last few days
Kindness again, shall make arrangements
MI may be accommodated. 4l.1t
@. w. YRRAY
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and oh
Mar tnwif
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A House Of the first class for sale.

splendid houses in the city,
recently finished beautifully situated the corner OF
streets, healthy location and good
position the different Department. central
and I IL marker the
LOFTY OF the chambers
square The saloon is II feet BY 2 and its height
modem IL
spacious anodng hot cold and shower bath and
berein the fixtures beautifully
rs hogsheads The kitchen
aud cold waier sink and pump OF The best
laid the hail. parlor saloon, and
dining for its convenience and comfort
nothing s,sbng and
have permanently built, and include manure pitt
proof harness room, and room conveniently
6nished for male servants, lying on paved alley.
Marl-u JAS. CADEN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-14

AsTROLOGY.-The celebrated Dr. @. w RoBACK professor
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written durable and he Is prepared TO make use OF his
OF the following topics Coushp,
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he has the power to redeem such ss are given TO tbs free
Of hazard and for
property, and the purchasing Of lottery ueken Thou
have done this
vicinity uaited States the full satishcuon OF all
Horoscopes have been cast during the last
will do
person, the mail safe that
800 900 letters monthly and has never missed
attended preps,d
ocular For
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The New York herald., 1851-11-02

FROM The AIta CaIifornis, Oct.
by the arrival OF the Cheeapeske last evening have
later intelligence from the northern portion Of the STATE
The Indians in ell the northern country. repre-.
tentsd as exceedingly troublesome and dangerous IL
has become impossibs 20 travel through the country
except In large parties and well armed a. the ssvsges
Invariably murder every isolated indvdus Thi, stat
o things has most disastrous eject upon the interests
o that section Of the State IL has broken up many "
the smaller Interior setaments has stopped the working
Of many CT the meet productive mining tracts and has
almost entirely snnihiattd the business of the met
chants and packers who have been engaged In supplying
The minersfrom the cosst towns general uncertainty
and stsenst Of trade and business fast wing this
unfortunate position Of affairs and unless the Indian
commissioner the State government adopt some
for the eradication of this evil the northern
country viii be most lamentsby and dssstrousy re
tsrded, " not utterly ruiped
The New York herald., 1851-11-02
George shaw Il Co.'s Circ ulsr.
fER BsRfoRD n co.'s ExpRsss.

sAS FssScrsco Oct q 1851
We are pleased to Eote favorable change In our
market since our respects Of the 30th ult Our mail
arrived ON the 18th Inst bringing dates the Allan
TIC states to the th August but the Georgis mails did
not arrive st Psnans In time for the Oregon The ners
contained In the journals from the Sstes IL OF nature
calculated to crestes frmness among holders Of mer
ehsndse and strengthen the gradual improvement 10
prices Of many articles q pton which taken
place within the pa,t thirty days The fall trade how
ever late this year notwithstanding the light stock Of
goods At the mines, which yielding abundance Of
golo ana rchy repsyiDg the operatives Trsde In the
tpnpg must, therefore be brisk and. should shipments
20 tns port continue light suppose they nay,
Jvogng from the small number ef vessels nov lying on
the berth in the Atlantic cities our market In our
opinion viii be 80 much relieved insure healthy
trade throughout the coming year We append our
quotations, TO which please refer -
BunprNe M.rxsisLs- Holders hrm; stock diminish.
ing Rough boards scarce, $50 $50 per NJ; ptaned do
t~ . Sos do topsued and grccved, inch, ts5a tfo
The New York herald., 1851-11-02

From the Oregon Spectator, sept. -
Two srtes Of this corps have been stationed FOR the
last three months at Cape Disappointment for the pur
poee Of deter mining its geographical position and estab-
fishing site for the light house to be erected there
sereesby the sot passed ct the last session Of Con
gress The astronomical party George Davidson Chief
John Rockwell Assistant, has been occupied In deter
mining the latitude ~ the Cape by zenith distances and
the longitude By moon culminstons; also In ascer ain
irs BY . series Of magnetic observstions the varia
ton Of the compass Metet roogcsl observations have
also been taken every three hours during each day IN
favorable weather has detained the party much longer
than vas anticipated The s,tustion of Csp. D,ssp
pointment renders the exact OF its pos
tor matter Of great Importance to ths commercs o.
the county aud hsretofore the lack OF proper insru
The New York herald., 1851-11-02
Marriages aud Deaths In California.
MARRIAGES.

ON "Wednesday evening Sept H. on board the cl,pper
ship Flying Cloud by the Rev. I. ID. Hunt Mr. Reuben
p Bose Of Portland, o T., 70 Miss Ellen Lyon dsuxh-
ter Of Lemuel Lyon, Of Roxbury Mass.
On beard the u. s. frsats Raritap In IN. b,rAor N
Valparaiso on Sunday, July 20 By rhotius Fisk Chap
lain, MT Theodore Biersu, to Miss Johaunsh Uhlen,
both Of Prussia
In coloms, on Thursday, Sept. IL, ty SIS Brooks,
Eco hr 3 = Campbell manager Of the Empire rhes.
ire Piscervas, to Mrs N. w. watson, Of the same es
In San ycse on the 2ih September at the redsn,e Of
James Reed, Etq by Rev Mr. Brsytsn, Ne Robert Q.
heyes 70 Mrs Eysbeth M Roberts. all Of thst place
Al Avtso, en- Tuesday, September 23d, By Rev lsssc
0ven Dr. william Morrow, Of Sen Jose. to Mrs Harriet
Wilcox, Of Aivieo.
The New York herald., 1851-11-02
Marriages and Deaths I'm Oregon.



On 18th August, BY Henry sewell J;P- Mr. John Kim
eth Of to Miss Jane daughter OF Thomas Cax
ter Esq OF Portland, o. T.
In Oregon. on Sunday August 81 at the residence OF
MT Gibson by Henry seweli J. P. Mr. Isaac n. Evans,
to Miss Elizabeth Gibson both Of Arlington county
In Csckamss county, Oregon, August 2s, Mr. Chsrisa
b. Crosby, to Mrs Marguerite Virginia Florence
In ChckamAs county, Oregon, August 30, Mr. Natha1
Mallory to Miss Mary W. aoods daughter Of the Rev
In Oregon, on the 4th September by the Rev wuuaur
jolly OF Tauhtin Plains, Ulysses Jackson to Lucinda
Dobins, both Of Washington county
In Oregon ON the 7th September, by the Rev william
Jolly Samuel A. Cooper to Louisa B. CALM both Of
On the 9th Of Sept by Elder @ O. Burnett, Ms
Benjamin g. Birch to Mss Mary Ann daughter OF Judge
Cemegys, Of Yambin county, o. T.
On the Sd of August. at Lebanon, Marion county Q.
T., by the Rev. r. A. Waller, Mr. George w. Hunt, t.
Miss Elisabeth N. Smith, all of Lebanon.
At Yoncsla, Oregon on the 9Th Sept By Rev. Finas
Mr.. Joseph X Clark, formerly Of Hollowel Me- to Ms
Mary J. RackleG, formerly Of Portland. Me.
July 81 by Rev. II Wilbur. Mr.. Francis Ewing %
Miss Elizabeth Merrill, both Of Washington county
Oregon.
In Polk county Oregon July q, by Rev Hugh Mona,
low Mr.: l.. G. Buckhart, 60 Miss n. Ann dsughtec ID
In Oregon on the 10Th September BY Elder Isom Gran.
fll Andrew Il. Gribble, to Miss Nancy Riggs al Ut
Clsekamas county.
In Oregon on the I4th September Mrs Rachel B.ars
aged 20 years wsfe Of Alanson Beers. Esa.
At ST. Helens Oregon the nd September, tina a
FAINT son Of Capt IL d. Knghton, aged months and Is
days.
At Fort Vancouver, o. T on the 18th of August, ia
the 10Th year Of her age, Ievinda Exene ws ot Cha
W Humphreys Eco.
At thu Oregon House, on Sunday last, Benismsn
Fouts eyed about 40 years. Mr Fous arrived in Ore
Des Mones county, Iowa where ne has VIE and fo1s
children residing.
The New York herald., 1851-11-02
Mining Intelligence.

IRON the oregon Spectator, Sept. %
Late intelligence firm the mines reports the discovery
Of rich quartz degines between shsta and scotts river
Miners were cro~ding there In great numbers party
mad gone to Sacramento for the purpose Of procuring
machines TO bresk spd grind the rock The yield said
TO- greater than that Of the richest quartz mines Of
California
jas B Leach. Esq, Of Vancouver, and several other
persons are just in from the mines They report the
Indians AZ quiet and friendly The miners are doing yell
We usderstsnd that Mr.. Lesch's company eighteen
men, took out q scott river Sz 0oo in seventeen days
after completing their dam Several large specimens
Rave been shown from scotts river one weighing one
thoussn nd and thirty dollars another over nine hundred
dosr There s rsid 10 be considerable sickness among
the miners. caused. doub BY exposure consequent
upnn mining nufrations
The New York herald., 1851-11-02
Money Market.

ssS PR.Sctsco Oct. I, 1851.
We have little or no change to In the state Of
market since our last report The improvement which
We then remarked has to certain extent b-eu scarcely
MAINTAINED At all events cannot say that matters
genfay have been progressing favorsbly igAt
ave desired at the sane time we notes that arve
amounts Of gold dust continue be brought in from the
Interior and a. long a. this main spring Of all bus
tes continues TO hold out have nothing
h and can only deplore that parties at the east aud In
Europe viii not bear iu mind that the population sf this
country Is s very limited, and wants proportion
stely small.
The rates Of exchanges continue AZ au,tsi aud gold
dust worth when clean fully s17 per The amounts
s the United States ssssy Office for smsnx and being
msce into ingots, or fifty dollar pieces lstey
on the increase and occson.y attain the az Of one
hundred thousand dollars per diem.
Accounts from the mines genersy continue favorable
particularly the working Of the quarts veins the rich
ness q which Is daily being developed and FOR which ad
equate machinery IL much wanted
change.
Amount Of bullion exported from San Fran
cisco, from Aug 30th 1851, to Sept 18th,
1881, ss entered in the custom house 80. 1851 ei6
Previously exported. .-................. 5slse3o4
Total ....."................ s6oolo,s2o
l4th TO Au1Ht 1tth, ,lS5i............... none.
Previously entered. 1883 $40
Total. i......................... ,2ssssis
Dosrsric Frcu.reF.-On New York. La 2 per cent
prem Boston, do Philadelphia, do New 0rissss, do
fonrIcS ErcHsNeE- On England sight, AZ for 3; do
90 days fs for :; Frsnce eight, IS for 3; do 90
dsys, v fer on Hamburg, sight, al for s. do. 90
days, AZ Tor y on valparaiso, per cent dis Lima,
sity .crip ss DO to,s 10 per cent per snnu% io
10 a ~; State stock per cent per snnum, so s2I
N.LrE or Corn .Sp e',vEs.-Gol dust, sl7; quick
silver do SIC Monsts coin par; other private Csfor
ns coin per cent dis doubloons SIC; sovereign ~
50 20 frame pieces 81 do. custom house So IS; 10
guilder pieces 81 fothser pieces ss Spanish dollar
~ oei Mexican VI o. Peruvian, ST. Eve frssc pieces,
The New York herald., 1851-11-02

CIV AT1oNNFT.
y M Endioott....... SIS W. A Root oil
As before reported the Legislature vii be democratic
in both branches, by large msjoritiss
youns maa by the name Of william FORD alias Buf.
falo who lett New York city time in the year lsis
in street fight that took place In Sonora the 27th
CT July was killed by shot from the pistol OF man by
the name Of Robert Goodwill, with whom ne had I'm.
Guilty byssander by the name Of Thomas Coaan was
also killed accidentally. In the affay
The following Ia tha
The New York herald., 1851-11-02

bert bert, Hendrishssp; Hill 4 Ralph. Norris.
Bsnsn. stephens. ) Bean, ii Sheldon. Issss.. D
HRuosley Kins'ley; Ferris, Bri.nt, Moody. s "
Sweeney Hslian. Gsp Maiss Fs Bsso9. oroath,
a Barker, Rutherford. W Ruthsrford, B Stanton,
3 Bsnaook 7 Anderson. y Ven Dyke, Bisssy;
Dunbar G De Coar = Psil, Banao6, a Randall, W
Il Brown, Ashley. WI Fowler, B Stout, " II Moss.
D.ss B.ns, ss sas Hs:
Sondan WIZ: tsli, CsD, a sobernsn, B H.mm mond.
Reinsiie Herring. Herring, Dambeck. I Hs-
gins. Gslwsy Curtis, 9ileerson, Hedges, Heyt,
Adams , shaw wySs. ossr L o,ssed aSa Martin,
T0vlsr5 y. y.nSss%an D wsds, J@y SsKsssy
Martin TrouselI Hayden. Gilbert. Marrel, Il
ssS1s s%i,5 KGss n;:, Carver CLARK D0psl RI PgsT
Grant, Ferris II HoibroOk, q Foy, /. B-idsss
hoI nSs PP B1 As
geSd. 4 W Mo6y: ] q Ch.,hsm J rara.n Ths%ss Early.
4ssSp.sn Gs~.ia si & Wort assa cbselss ss1sr.
nGs .as sssss sss ol;sa
Miller. b Hall 4 Wolf 9 5 Kim. Patoh ) spsrry.
: Revsrro., o Wye, Adams, r Macy, Bishop, \
Manrse shaw n1sn fras sum Hns fsaw s1Swa
Yesey G Clemens, II Water, q B stotmsa, wircof B
Reneds john 6s Bagsy AusSaa
Osborn, Norris, Capt hacOndfy aud sou, Booth, n
paving, Dsying johnson, C. Van Dyke, A Duprix.
yer. Lieut. 7 Halle and lady d Knapp. W Bogers G
Abel. Capt Goram, Dorr Storcman.
The New York herald., 1851-11-02

81 20 lS3
We ere egsin indebted 10 Adams & Co express Ber
sord Co g express, and to Mr. William w Boycs the
sentemany purer Of the Cherokee for the prompt de-
Livery Of late California fes and other important news
The following k the list Of
PASSENGERS by TIE CHEROKEE
Dsmhen ~ williams. swinerton, Emsry, J
Rmohley rLeoa Smiley, DR. Huntinston. DR. Painter II
Grimes r Poet, capt A Hset, Moore 3 Moore W
1hompsor. mrs Hinohmsn. A Kimbali A Austin. Mrs
Austin. Gordon and son. II L Smith, N Bslknsp j
Hak9xt Laur MITCHELL Kmma Nil she'll ant
Cunningbam- Smith, A Norton Wadsworth Gsorrs
srrth, kirteL George kirdell, Coates w Euttie
n fensyche, Harris. Looman, J Aspambrie. w lam,
bert LAmbert, Green, Owen, w 4 brown G w Dsyi,
y Bsker, Lnsse. Holt Alexander, Hswkins
Massey, Hammond, W Sutton, O Newell n Newell Sa
kssr.s kksSs.: II B.nsy nsrncs rssio. Lv!sse0
, smith, yLsss. Joe W Norton d ijsSsr ~ Cham.
Webster. q wrishs, @ bedford 2 xssKssiA b R.i'
'ii.G A Ballard. " Ballard, n Arms0spG Mex b
ID sssmstooh Randall Rious rt(o. Miller
wwhs, knor ~ knox. A sinamsv. eysres. wa
s Rbodss W Mack yffedrick, b Isisey h TmocS. Jc
J Aasns, Asnstreteh, Chss Hisiey. n X Dixon, Q
4 Csiis. a ssismsn, " Hart, O Graham Chs Bowen
ddssss. ddnsssss. ' nOssy' 8 s.Ins. 4 g,sco.s, sisgs (
hritchArs, Boock Jas Crei Vance " asl. Gilssy
a Vasss Leiess0a. Br'sk'lA Brook 9 oOnass,J e
The New York herald., 1851-11-02
AFFAIRS IN ECON.
V-----.~-.rs-- >--..--.>---.~
OUTRAGES BY THE INDIANS.
S----S---~--'eo<-N~Ns~e-e~~
THE E mi r TON.
Mining Inteiigence-The Coast Survey,
&c, &c, SO.
[From the Ala California. Dc. ai

. IfFvm tht MA CaIifornia- oct
by the arrival Of the steamer Columbia yesterday We
have from Oregon to the 23d September she has
43 passenger and brings down S2i0o2 in trea to
Todd Co and so, eco to order.
The New York herald., 1851-11-02

In the counties of Yoo, Trinity Klamath Colusi Ma
rim Mendocuc aud San Luis obipo the returns but
partial.
srocxroN hrSicirAL ELEcrIos The following IL the
result Of the municipal election at Stockton
The New York herald., 1851-11-02

msnts and the rennements in by the survey hays
rendered its determination only approximate The
Lawson Assistant has completed Typographical survey
Of the Cape together with Sand Island and Point AdA
fite for the light house has also been selected and
ported upon TO the department. Many chspgss havs
been discoverec-among others Point Adams has sncs
the survey Of Captain Wilkes, been worn Oh b. tbs
action Of the to the extent in places Of hsf
mile The changes constantly occurring ct the mouth
of the river viii render necessary an occasional repet
tion of SURVEYS
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22
IMPROVED
SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS.

THE proprietors ofthe Improved Spiral Spring
L Mattress, respectfully beg TO call the atten-
tion of the public to this much in p owed article.
This Mattress is late invention, and it is
confidently believed, will be universally ac-
lnowlederd superior TO any other Mattress or
bed now in use.
The peculiar improvement in the construction
OF this Mattress is, that all the clunsy and heary
woodem frame rork IS entirely dispensed with,
and It's place supplied by lighter and much
more durable frame, the springs are all connect
ed by harness leather hinges, securely rivetted,
rendering it impossible for single spring to tall
down or get out Of place, and making Bed so
elastic that any part may be raised or bent up,
and is thus admirably fitted to the wants OF the
sick or asthnatic who may require sitting pos
1ure; ii has all the luxurious soItness of the best
Feather Bed with the liahtneSs and facility Ct
handling Of the Common Hair Mattress.
These improved Spring Beds are inr"raby
made OF the best materials and will last many
y ars without repairs.
Persons having Hair Natirasses can have
lhcn altered into Spring Beds.
Hair Mattresses made and rc-mafc; orders
received al the Mannactory. No. 90 Walnut
S.. where Sample Bed can always be seen.
These Beds are well adapted for Hotels, beTlhs
of Ships, Steam Boats and Hospitals.
Spring Srats made for Chairs, Carriage. Or
Church Pews. STURGES & PORTER,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
Jpl9D No. so Walnut ST., Philadelphia
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22
BIN n e"sS.

MRS. ARAMlNTA FOARD respectfully in
lil vites the attention of the Ladies to her
handsome and well selected assortment OF Fall
and Winter Millinery, which she has just re-
ceived from Philadelphia. consisting OF Bonnels
and Bonnet Materials, ofVelvets, Plush, Satins,
walered and plain Silks of all colors, with a va
riely of ribbons, feathers, caps aud ilowers; all
of which she will dispose of on the most reason--
able terms. Old Bonne,s altered and repaired
at the shortest notice, and on terms to give sat.
istac,ion. Customers will find her at the old
stand directly opposite MIR. Torbert's store.
Two or three apprentices wanted Immediately
at the Millinery business.
N. B. The Store room now in the occupancy
Of Mr. Enoch Crouch as a Shoe Store Tor rent;
possession given 25th CT March 1852.
Oct 25 iw
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22
Tie Honscwve's Help and Husbands joy!
The German Washing Fluid

nOES away entirely with that lahorions task
u OF rubbing the Clothes upon the washboarA.
ii contains no ingredients whatever, injjurou: TO
the fines. .tlbric or the flesh. The r"oprletors
wish every one to give ii trial, and if it does
not prove 10 be as recommended, the money in
every such case, will be refunded. Full dirrc-
tions accompany each bottle. Retail price u !
cents per bottle, sufficient to do t,ro ordinary
waShings, anil saving the Clothes more by not
rubbing them. than the COS, Of six botilcs--br-
sides removing stains oftrut, Sc, if there be
any, and the time and labor saved.
Prepared only b? !. P. llOYT & CO.,
Phi'ais'phia.
George Heritage, Slayrna Agent for thc state
Of Delaware and the Eastern Shore Of Maryland.
All orders received by him wholesale or retail
will be promptly attended to.
August '5l---3m.