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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-26
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Letter f'sm hsjH Dsssid ReI.sslS. crsr,
trsrk PoH 0fes

'FfA FaH UNfs.
dccsr tocsrY. n. T., Use. IS. Is4s
d.. khb-~Hssf sni
led, ~ lhis cvonts sE,of.d vith anetvrs
complaint. Pnispsbs uie,i fl,ef Aitus. .,da
xomeshai drfsnF.d mud. rsGisa /, ah.atustpu,.
vas Tor sisui iseise n'.ntis si.ere.d ~ feuf of
our .min'ni phy'ic'shs. with.oi 81, ,ftet.td
tsstl presIesr'sr,s,y eeesstad t.t in.uf.bls,tnd
that ssis TAD to die. She then tfoeui,o lao tu,.
tle' OF yubf Ahss.inis MIA uts fitm ne, sItb
cured her ,tiifsly. shs hes sltet n niItee ard
is 10 p'Tiett R"'d Itlnh sno harry. Tie Ab,f.
sina Miitur. tss hktwi.t ftosee ssfstftstioSs
IN mahy otter dis' sses but psttieo al, u nnsie
dircases. ~ SL6h II stauia tssr the pfelttetce
Of all athsra Your - sdishty.
bUGaLD NeDUGAID
Price for'ls Ahyssinis Mixture per bottle rs
cents, 81 rs & $3.50.
Likesise on hand and Tor sale. d.. KuhIs Re.
stbftf, Universal Plaster. God Min. Bshsm. &c.
HULT'iN. Afeni,
Charlotte. Nc.
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DIR. kjliI.'S
Ably ssinia Mixture,
for tssaf, BE-. inaa,s IL, Ca.,,s.ne,s. Pie, t.,.
vel, osb"f'in. GAti. fieor Attu., or the
Wines, Wssshs,s, obstrue,as., ae.

C~ip Hut NC, AGO Lies.
DR.. kuhl-- D,t Sli.
fon WI PasHt fasrd to "a, a. soob ~ eonr
'stttni. siftsb 'npPh Of The Ee.ioi.r u, lkod
ahd lie Ab!st'niA Mniet.. =. ha,. ...se ne,
.o"'e the The hoioie ana he D.tuts,iss
fos a"f' is'e Pfvta 70 ts YER sf...ag, iti
.uN"''i % 'hs chest kh' easisn.. s.gs Leg, H..
h-"'h4''n'o' ie t!", bstisat AID ,di,ftbfa.
nic dptasrs, We sAtsnt, q he .b,.,,r,, A.,
infrto tstfy raiitni. sne tns he, alta,
tie nohsf fttnlu'c. tut % tie etpit.,x ,,,,s
ore hs' p's"td 40 F'sst sshat " pes.is.
We fsnAin jour. stsitcftull,.
#@ A 4 u. ~ t4thlYtITT
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To the lNffficfetl.!!

/ ~
/ H1"ib' Ch'-i ma MIMI A. H'CNt.-t -
- s""s'e" 10 ys"s ago oy pH Mo hhL'N
- :. - '-'e,. ''- - n'"' '"', 80 rus OF
'''e w. $500, = 80 wv NV 'ha ,on'"F "a.
,,,,, ,'''n " IN h'NN 'h'N' y f." corner o.
YIN - '"i''' -Hf''~ o"i"eFn spruce and
runs
iHn, -" y ~" NIL T.
'"e's " s"'t WIG" 'ty' 'tac % D "'b'r al
"s ae'"'"y " ''is = hapi lhuu geo IN "hen
''e"''ch's ~ ,"'i naf' efoS'ng up "Hh ne boy
a Nh''h' ho' an'hd"n'd ~ due 'inif,
Oily 'eiioGs op'iae''s 2 inAtfId oniAI hap
''e'' O1' eve ,re 70 s'fe' o. pfo'ffc'c, INST
ulnu'' aii o. 'is'4'tfR affections rev Of III 'e no
~ '"'' le,n'et V ~ 'c'' are aware OF ne
''hs q's",eS. un'H ufb h'a lie nervous system
"a e'e'' zee s'a' &c aaa aHsee"n"i.be iettrEs.
't' eHr )" W Num-, me iHal''fUal becomes
eF'e' ne - uha"e To iae'f WIN aceus omed Vigor.
" Spy n's h'i1o 70 stno}i hts sep Is ia d. and
"fHN ne oul, Ite cute ne 'onn'en'nte I'D ~'.
'a-'''hs eyes VAN ut f4tins'tn shamr ac'dre--
.rr'... "',-n :" VI =
=" '"'bA'L' Ai'L'-'Ip
lt liih VIC I'm
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RADwAY'MS - REA5x s.. 81 RELIEF.


Is aeknosolsdgsd 5y tie true nsss of Asssr;ea ts
be The 0Setckest and s,,ost AHackfsnl ressa.d.s
= "a IN c,.re az ,a;.. r.,T " NJ ~s-,,.'..S
PAIN Il ~ 8s.i s,i,i /
/ s the warning piven of the prasence of E...
and hs prosstion o ~ ycus sys1 r. .ss
nervs. and to tive vitsity snd hssSv snns - ~ sns
ops sEg a. enable te syassm 10 ward o ia satsos
ofdisseas. tn. We aoceugiishsy e ~ b y
M r RadWayss Roalv Ralaaf. az < qs.,
.,bich +. orens,ed srn.s..i, n. ~ - ~ sise
d 1tSsnehsn invieorsts snd y. ssn.ss ~ ~ pssn :no
nsvss musoss ssss ~ cS.st s.s ~ i, .coa ~ e. ne
~: E;.a' e y: ~ s's s:s
~ "a ouot ouFs a. 4. svss piacs = rhs
Meursl~ss. Tsr nc-v.,,..,,x q
'.1ll NsS ~ Dggl01re14s SAck and
HSrvOue saee0AchSs
VII? have nssd w..k and insisctsal rsmeds In vain.
RcSrs sIss sxSns,y ss3 dsoa :; o. k1ADx
oompy cured ham Il ID topped Us mos Sass
panes Oh pa'no nn...
n se., r,.r.... .a-.-s ~. s.
@ h, II h.. % cns S..ca W @.eaae en1ely IN twenty
a"ss' WY 'As pein ~ avs W % ~ minutes.
MeureA8ias
every oass q whese has been properly used Il,
nas Moppsd .ne pam ~ lew minutes ln continued
u stfeneneh the nerves and nd the lysem entirely from
aisease' = 'S a 1T
u Feroayshs N
out Of 100 L viii restore e uss Of The limb IL IN
and a,d every m.''
y Is Pains In the Bones. s.sas
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RAN AWAY from the subscriber on the Sd
a. inst. negro man namsd ROBERT sssd abost -
ssS I'd Is. q IS fiPs slsa *. sa
1e,1s i Fac ,ha % nssS y w;s ps'qhhs:s from WH Gobb
md Ss, Sss: Ss : e ss
s0oat fhs & &Sfy Z. he "a, very willing be sold. suitable
.: v . gwen e v: 'wsssss'bf 'wsssSsSs'bflEr. "a chs.
BROUGHT TO the Pound Of The First Ward,
oi.as ssc"dd snd aoSn aaSan,Spsy. oorn Of Annan
%aTs Y. ss .S5 So% s:ss sss .s. r.
~t s:s;: ssa
D.ss e 90 = Auction BY T. sD'; X psSs ns nd
r.-o!.s: s 1;s,i.: s:::s:: s.i y. i T;''i q s
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
An AkNPIkEw: SIsI Y: black; about y old T..
Sut 'ays Be belongs 70 Capt Han. of ssssnsi Bril-
PETER. hight rrif. about Is ye. old, fee. OK ipob
high one upper toesh out sas ne bsongs 70 MI Robnon
owasn will pl's.s comply VIZ .hs lay and ..ls .h.n
New Orleans ssp.smb.r II. ISL. " ~ :ls is~s@ sSas
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
ELIZA, lish. 4ias, sbou. Y y:an old. ss.tsk n
,,sH. SusAS S|! lsa, s;is .boat sss. ga. 4f.st Io
.sS sSerT :s., g.. Il. % .ss;: s;: \ Is
KIT Z. s. ss9sss RI z:sn od. s lsh
LOUISA dark srffs. about 30 ysan old. feet inch
hFs HpEfE 's:h S:si SSos '.E: =. s:oss
hand SAYS hs beorss 70 M san ns sSai On ~' o nsnt
The owners will please call comply with the law and
take them away. j. WORREi.i Wsr.n 80 y
New Orleans, September a. 1851, - - IA insav
DROUGHT to the Pound Of the First Ward
Annuncation stTeets- ss'-'- '. -'S''" e1 4NN
A BAY HORSE, about Is hands higb Iops -62
the1o
% tne nsnt nina root white no other mark or brand
will be sold q public auction by j. Snsar st IN nctn
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:. WQODLIEF. No. I3
lsosiysd Per stssmships Win
N City. and BY the selling
y and HnvTe, an nssuatmenf
FANCY AND ST APLE
lsufpAased in extsnt, variety
now oh1rs WHOLES ALE
r0us patrons at very reduced
at OF the following, viz:
Rich plaid Raw Silks; .....,
Englfsh, French and Ameri-
can Calicoee;
A oomplete assortment of
Eng'h. German and French
sppsrior white and cold Silk
Hose and Half Hose !;
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
Buck. Chamois, Kid, Cash
mere. Silk, Filoselli and Fl
let, Of every description.
b LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant an0rtm't
Of Valenciennes, English,
French and German Laces,
and do. Embroideries !;
Superior 6.12 and 1874 Linen
Dsmssf fable Linens and
Napkins, nav and splendid
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N EW GOOUS-P. W
IN Chartrae strsst, has Just
field Scott, Uni0n and Emp
peekets ffom New York, BostI
Of EEshlop able and Sea s0nabI,
DRY GOODS. heretofore ii
and sechefqhe style, which hs
AND RETAIL to his hume
pflcss. The stock consists in :
eupss Broch6 ANTIQUE Silks :,
C0lnrod Afmuie Silks;
Striped Tatetn Silks
High col. plain Poult de Soie n
Black Bro0ade kaqonn&e ;
Extla rich and embs's do;
CAangeeblo and Chent do
e.nbfpid' d Damsak and plain
Ponlt Dc Soie;
ExtSa rob Qhangeabls and
NchanAsleon POult do Sole
S4all plaia high oolored do, j
Tor misseg;
Maioslilaes ard TloFsnoss, of
evssy shado and color;
White and cologsd Hatils;
A few pieces AupeElOs heavy|
black and coloeed watsrsdI
P0ult de Sole;
ColoFed Silk Velvets; ;
Rich Chsne satin striped and
pain Cashmere d Ecosss ;
French and English Merin0s,
M0ussellnes de Laine and
Alpacas, solid colon, Of
every variety of shade
Plaiu. striped and plaid Pop
lins;
Superior black and cold plain
and figured canton Grapes :
A large essoRtment OF Whit
and Oolr'd embr'd and plain
CFaps shawls, some extra
Msinc, Cashnsrs and heavy
rioh Silk 6hawls;
~ p. w. w. woulo ,
faction and planten to his stoc
vsFy complels end the articles
css, aad judsnsnt. the rssult
0oUI0Y I'M. ~ a--ats.,l sfs fi
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7rrSe,TS ~ nnIlY, ~ u & l',xsr.S5..r-7f 8
JGpOsA AS1RNlNG, s
HiII;iI go
TJrrH W KmnnrnrfN,l ~ ~ 4 3 1,r.Sr,'
-..-os7;:-. =; : -. -.
TsHE .sSsn; ;sssd n sssoecsfsllv e ~ ls5: =. Z.
:..!:l;, ! 81 81 q 3: H. 81. II.I
- -; sssss a :. !: 8. r.: :::: f.
= ass -. s5SssiIil l. Il
-. ! = a 6. + I:1. III 4 s1s:::s ~
1hjiseIl ssal III g. - - a. IA
;S Us IS &! q: !: e: q 3
+. 81 IT, 4 y S6dbE s - s
:E:':.' : ~ -: 81 :. : = : : a: a. '' :
a. ..sssA. .esssss n ~ ". ! =
/. .!.s Y. !; - oz.ol-.s. :e 90
THE nndsr&easd hays tsLsn d : - n a.
y yssssth sIhssrP Hes! = - lS11oaiS s-f z
sf =. S.s.: s: ssy2l e 3. So Z q 3D. .s
~ ~ SsaS s,.l Iss = ~ ~ - q 3 ssss
sSs - ~ -. h = ~ - - iSSs8 II
~ i @ ssapIs;s sss. 3 sss:sstss o.. II
u, 4. ssss =! .a.ss:s =
a Ss st II - sass e e ~ ;rns 81 &
vs..sa 10 - ssasss u shss ~ =
N1Sr7o1. 49, ~ = --'---sss.
THE Bay 81. Losis Hossl win y epsusa = sAs
rh . i.giss xsS :s :, s Y ssss 8sssd e, "a, N
D'ssnDt 4 s's'ssoe s!: ,... !. a, g. L1ls!5
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- -. 2
EDTE18nEn Oh fI0esn sss
- - 80 n ~ ~ =
1.uI1i ~ y ~, 9. !. -.
49, = 5 q, q i 5SS..v . !
5 b: i.ss3 S5.:ls I. ia .a 2:ls. .. I Il.
/
'3yxHf6tIz70If f7Ei bssssi.ss r; TsiS
NJ c. = I. n - D - haif
~ - - = = v - = &
u - !. - W. - -. a.
~ ..SM gAeR QA1 1nebG1ons y ~ ~ |
een1m 4h4(1t-yAens ~ 29G - q - nu6ulyo 1
wi1S al ..,..:: s.5- 81 - s5
kHe=8 - - l11ptl9 - sn4en4JiSo =, |
- .r1a,11l lSlls 9StS 81 ~
49, -. .. ]. .s1 5 ~ ~ "a !. : Y. y. II 4 Il
- IS. - S1tTU n III sSxT9s = - 3.s. I
= - =. bssay, 4. = Hf ~.
80 - -. !. = ~ Il. s'.s.s3 = ~
4 a fs1s r. = - ~
AA-vRx.h 49, ls ss...ss:sp ~ 4.1e
= sssii S.sss..n n ~ - . - 4
= is ISSS ~ 18 31S - n : - - - -. ~ "
e.. ID = 4 4 II In "a 81.
q E ~ ys4S - syl1l1s II ri
-. s.eeffs5 5k1.ss...fS - -
80 ~
y : =, -7--Sz-
t1II00 DX0113mnGIn 81
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$4,000 REWARD.
FOR BALE.

THE FIXTURES in Stors No. 70 Camp st.,
F.,s. 81 ssO%p.5as aIsr Casing. s.syiag Cosnts e ps.
scoops, and several other nds Of 5cae with Gaa Fixtures
complete For terms. which will b. bssnls apply On the
prem lses. - "A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-30

w lNDOW GLASS--l5OO boxss Of various
" nxss' N store end ~ elow, By y -.
~ NATaAN JARVIS co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-30

ek "a sKlI KII lltas. IL. !gids. sel.
3. ~ e. ~ 81 q = sts!:s ~:
skiss, d csloss I'd ssiitis; CIsns "a HI bfIs;
Is's: R::s |I IA! 81! % ~,
Pa sla a'ih ishIfa M sk6f III M sl s. s: 9 g.. 8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-30

ARDOUIN, MARETT = co. cO0NAC.
THE undsrsignsd having been sppointed Agent
for the ed estahlishsd houss of - Asbouin haarst
Co. pespas ncsivs opdem for thsir vssy srpssiSs
CGNAC bRANDlESs upon the mon fbssal teams; 70 $
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-30

SALT-Coasse and Fine Liverpool Salt; Turks
~ Island Salt for sale lots to suit parchasers By
q JODN TOol.E. 20 Bank Place.
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CORN MILLS = Straubbs superior French
,.,,. w. ARTHUR 4 CO., -Assnts,sl. u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-08
III istrIlnuruus 6 .
THE MAIDEN SISTER,
PASSAGES IN THE LIFE OF AN OLD MAID.
BY MRS. s. ii fPBURN HAYES.

courtesy by the country people. who sometimes
came to sec hlm on business. lie was an easy
tempered OLD gentleman with MIDI dark eyes,
and llowng, siltcry locks; ana, beng naturally
lndoent ana lncIlncdto taclturnlty, he had very
willingly yielded the Prerogatve OF power to !
his wl1r, who' oclhg luil iitcen years younger,
and woman OF active habits and strong IN
tellcct, omitted no opportunity to govern her
household-whlcl consisted OF her children ana
iarm scrNants-"ith as sne thought, a view to
their best interests 1et can remember, even
at TINS late day, WIN many Dltter pang' the
iecilngs OF envy ana distress occasloncd by the
oliierehcG Oh her treatment between my siStefS
unu myself H.. -.
FROM my earnest rccolcctloh' every uISa-
greeaoIe' c"llu'Sh TASK was ihihe 10 perform
any one was GohlPeHeu 10 loFrI" al ahtIc'Pa'p4
p'easure' inc lou was sure 10 Iail on me ana
was me scaPGgoat on whose ueVo'ed heaa every
accident ana inlsdencahor, committed IN the
"iioIe houSenoiu' was sure 10 oe lald' >.
II c'a"ceu' however, t'aC my llnturai ulSPo-
sluoh was mia ana accompanying ana on
TINS account was not so much injured by the
disagr2eabIencsS OF my situation as mlght have
Dech expected IL had a tendency to make me
thoughtful; ana the self denial was compelled
to practice, enabled me to submit to the young
er members OF the family, ana to support with
patience many petty trials ana mconvemenceS.
! My reader, can no longer avoid informing
you that am the oldest OF four slstcrs-ths
being the entire family OF my parents. !,
moreover, was so unhappy as to be chrlstencd
by the name OF Rhoda. name which had al
ways been the detoslaton OF my mother; but
as this was the dlscrlminativc appeIlatlon OF a
maiden aunt OF my fathers, who poSseSse some
landed property, with considerable rey at
; interest and who had promised to make me her
heir. provided | was called after her. all Scru-
pies had been wisely overcome. But the Old
lady, who WAS exceedingly caprclous, after
wards becoming offended from some trilmg
ause, made her Will in favor of distant male
> relative, and was thus compelled to bear Il
name, with all the opprobrum which dls1ppont-
ment and prejudice had connected with It, with
out any paiating circumstances.
My three sisters were all Of different styles
of beauty, and yet they appeared to be equally
admired. Constance, the next in are, had hght
brown hair, hazel eyes and bcwitchng
her figure was graceful, and her whole manner
nud nnnparanCp nlcaSiur in the extreme,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-08
Burlington 5rrr 1,ress.
Published at Burlington, VT
By CLARKE ~ KELLOGG.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

" ~ H. 49,
9 IS i '..' -.-.-...-'l III sr- u
- -..-.-.... -
rr- T...'..
.-.,-..-.-.. ...-- +--.,
... ,#a-,.e.-.-
-..-- ..-.-.-.--- +. ~
r.5 I'LL f--.-4- +
-
H. ..'-- .1-.y r-,.
:, .-.--i -,-..,--- 80. r.-t a...'t
-- t.-t '.---- --s'---.--- 80 --
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

Tie force of Hab.5 vas {, E. ILLUSTRATED br
an aae-55ta s7.I as # professor at tho
Ge4.c-. 1cLesl ID C4MEr.8.,- Il IS t..d
6v -al # tie Students. FLJ g. as present
5u the occasion.
A5ter tie delivery of lecture. the pro-
tes=or said --- G-at5el.ea. t3-ra r5d0 I
aal lare the p-e-s-re g. d.s--e IN,
/ 5adg before yau I had Z 80 {. lave
-hat SAT-. tac--5u t..is II erusJl b1t a1st4r-
.srl.y.T the sab eet v4s No e-aet.y adv
net being quite dead he Isl bswa,er.
without d5l5, d-fluct ty sl.is time ard
q morrow yea MAJ rely UPON e rare treat
TIE next day the students ver- IN the
hal early 70 see the lF-l Bsed I-erg
was uo corp-s On t1e llss Getting table, and
every time the door ore4el- every eye vas
turned 20 witness tie aivel . of what Iau-
tA.ui you'd style q demd ba1y By
ald-5ve tie professor s5isnElr s:rc3s
down the aisle ~ his desk. with his hands
behind him. and wearing Z melancholy
look Taking his stand, he addressed tEs
st45 GENTS thus
GeatiemeD, ezTected ye .erdar, IS
+ I announced. "a Lzve the pleasure Ct dls-
Getting subject here this atrernoon-
Bat [ am sorry t. state, gentlemen. tl.at
much g my disappointment, IS i VIII Be
t. yours, tie disease. unfortunately, as
taken favorable turp, and T.. rst~--. 8 Il
e IS -1~r.sr--
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13


So that il is astonishing how he sIrvf7ed
through them The frost was renlored by
means # ice water, and every effort made
to restore vitality to the parts This was
doue with the exception of the II pjured
limb. which in spite Of everything snortif-
4 as high as the knee o. Saturday the
--th lis thigh was amputated bv DR.
Carpenter ri Cedar Rapid. assisted by
Dr BradEcll Of Marion, and at present,
We lea-n. straTEe IS it may seem, that he
IS doing as vel as could be expected and
viii in all probability recover
Ii addition 20 the above Te have learn
ed from Mr. Davis withwbou. Mr. Brown
had been resting for some tine previous
20 tie accident, the following particulars.
Nr Brown rode q vounE horse & Mr
Davis and was sent by iIr Davis an bus
laess a above mentioned When Mr
brown -ncceedsd Il GIsengayi0g iis f CT
tr5n. the z-4rrap after being dragged some
s miles orer the frozen ground ia addition
Z as le- beng b.55au, l.s bs., Aies
ere bruised .u tie most suacaI.-. man
Ue7. H.s strength was too far e. sted
- admit s.; lis crawling Ia any direction
either q -~t nearer tae raa5 which was
4 ~ mics i.stast Or ~ .} sfo-tsr
T-sta -, cid frh- s+tar.r..-5 =, ,...a.[ro
his position tie ef1rt was saee-e e.ed bv
fl.Gtlae. t9r which snow vas lis 5alr rem
elv
IL tis s.;a4t.5u. lyi2r iss upon h.s
hscs ia remained fr3m Tuesday after
noon Dc l1ta. til. Saturday af55rao1a
i1c. u. the yrosud Lar9 + 1sa. a,d tie
weather tac e9.Ge,t We have laG- til.
winter. r.tl. snow uuon tb- round which
va. increased Is i've or ,,x ire.-s II
de..h bv f3,. storm "a Wa1.aslav Ds.
l-tb lie .,.k OF k-s ..e-. .-at ari
vra~n. j. round his broken Ier 30 rre-
vei.t Il .r,er.:.g. bat wirf .gt -,.cea.. lie
Erst 81, H...ur frozen .f,vs 81 "a f--e. o,.4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

and turned tie crank. aud produced the
gas III the jar, IN the Sam. manner aud
with the same success that Mr. Paine lad
done Nr. Ames and Hr Icrrick did the
same, and we were all satisfied uarfsclIu
satisfied that he 7r1ecl IrgS ac.1HDossa
6y IKE clectrieitY fIoni he m41Qelc Als-
clllts ard noleJlsfe clsc 10 Genv this.
we must deny the evidence Of our owu
senses. The gas was also produced fas-
ter, By tLousaud-yes, ten thousand
times. that We bad ever seen it before bv
a similar apparatus We had also tie
most positive evidence taat the gas. after
passing through t1rYeutina, furnished
brilliant light. The Gas produced
appeared to be Avdro.ea-ge Judged b,
tile smell aud lie blraing--sud ve. ~
Eutze sutd athozoh p calI II hE5,5-
ee1a, Z 9,1elea t.2.a re os/'aa,y hY/So-
@ca. ! asked Nr Psiae 49, he In erur-
ted tie p1sHf.e l.ahe b5 tle glass ot water
why liz cat t-si- e.ro n geo. AID placed
5he elus IL jae glass - -.i-r iia "a d
that. J,I4less this as dome. both tl}tu1cr
and 9rnea~ would be generated lu tie bell
glass. bIt tia. BY tAi, neaas IT. aalv OBJ
tanned t..e hydrogen. I ere appeared t.
be uo oxygen geacrsted hy t~e opera
ton
As b tie amaaat # t'rpen.jrc con
sumeI is passing tAc AS through It. i
was impossible tor lis IL aete-H.t-ln He
short tiHc-srl honr-ve 7sc-c engaged il
generating and burning tie gaz Sir Ia;i,
stated sat ~ as vas I.ut 1lrteHj-et
but vas ef.a/@-a< lu is- Sit ( through tie
tGrF,Htsle. aaa t.ese Ra- Il. ..-- q te
f4rrr,ra.. .t-a Is- ~ a. -,r...-- ...,s-.f nom
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-13

Business BirectOrr,
IE HE EILDEBE-3ED.

ase.-sl Jy t4e gsar ii s. Per line.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-10
PEREMPTORY SALE OF DRY GOODS
ON SIX MONTHS CREDIT.

III ii -.
III Auction room. No. l39 Main ST., CINCINNATI.
on Wednesday, April 10, 1851. at y O'clock
800 pkgs of Foreign and Domestic Dry Ooocs,to
close consignments, pre- aratory to building thei1
new store TINS sale will comprise large ana
very desirable stock of Sc sonable Dry Goods: SUIT
able for Spring and Summer sales. TO which the
attention of the public is especially invited, among
which will be found Rich Glaci silk Popins, chan,
geabie Plai1 do do. chanseable black and colonel
Iustres rich Thibet Shawls, embroidered and nigh
colored do: striped de Laiaes, rich hgd DE LANES
fine Barepes and silk Grenadines, toulard silks,
Painted Lawns, Ginghams, French Prints blk blue,
brown and green cloths, black and fancy Cassi
meres, SattiueitS, Drab Etes, CoitonadeS, irish
inens brown French LiHns, Popgee d'dis, o X
silk and fancy cravats, syk and satin vestng,
brown damask Table Cloths Swiss Null and Jac-
onet Muslins. Patent Thread, Spool cotton, tapes
pins, needles, agate buttons, canvass padding, sus
penders hosiery gloves, tickings pIariners STRIPES
calicoes wor ted serges, &c
ALS.j-lO cases Fancy Prints;
10 do Bieachel Muslins:
10 Dc Ginghanis:
10 bales TleKIngs, aSstd Nos
Will be added,
80 pcs Carpet;
so pcs India Mating;
so cases Boots aud Shoes.
HAWS LOCkW'WD * co, Auc'us.
au1-k No l59 Main street, Cincinnati.
'tg Gdze;ie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-10
REMOVAL!

TNHE Subscribers have removed temporarily, for
i the purpose rebuilding the corner Main
aud st tr eets, into Mrs d. r. Lewis brick store
one door below the Branch Bank, where they
would be pleased all their old customers, and
all cash buyers. They are opening large stock of
Groceries generally, and increasing the same by
continued arrivals AS they DESTROYS IL close
out their stock low possible before returning
10 their old stand in the anticipated New Stors>
they will give extra inducements in the way
bargains for CASH. =
mar p II FOSTER x BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-10
JEvgIPY AND NOTIONS

OY expires direct from tile manufactures, cips-
- ter pins, Jenny Laid ear rings, kIF-er rings.
lockets lob chains, keys, pencils, shirt studs, belt
slides, buckles vi pms; which will sell as low
as any house in New otk, wholosal. or retail
Also, a retail, great variety OF port nonuairS,
purses, brushes, cOmbs, gold pens, needles, steel
beads aud caps Accordeoas, Isl c COX 5, chess
raea dolls bail ;, &c. 4. T.. PUSHEE,
mh25-ly Naia near Water street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-10
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

James G.. Jones. and James Il. Blythe,
- AtIoTnies at Law, Evansville, Indiana, baxs
associated themselves partners the practice OF
the Law, and will continue to practice 10 this and
the adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and
Distinct Court. They design turning their att~n.
ton particularly 10 land law. In short time they
viii be prepared to sige. q few minutes, an ab.
OF the title alne any lot in Evansville
It's enlargement, or in Lamasco. together with
professional opinion as to the title, il desired.
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