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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-27

A U6TIN GRAY has this day associated with
IA himself WILLIAM BALLANryNE, for the pur-
pose Of conducting the Bookseing and Stationery
business in this city.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-27

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
ourselves-To Our Readers.

We do not often speak about our own business,
and therefore hope to be excused if we call the
attention of our readers few facts. The political
campaign of 1852 is about opening. Important is
sues will be presented, and important transactions
take place. In that campaign, we intend to dis
charge the duties of democrats and of patriots to the
fullest extent of our abilities We shall endeavor to
keep our readers posted up upon every important
matter of news, and to give opinions upon every
prevailing topic Of politics. battling theoretically for
those cardinal principles of the democratic creed,
which we consider essential to the prosperity of our
country and rejecting alike the interpretations of ul
traism, and the insdous poison of Capitalization.
In fact our course shall be that of oldashined,
up and down, Straightforward Democratic paper.
We desire TO serve the efficiently and to en-
able US to carry out wishes in this respect, we
appeal to our friends to make an effort for the extern
sion of our circulation. We cannot and will not
claim patronage on the score of lowness of price
We know that papers may be got for less money
but we do not believe that paper, containing an
equal amount of carefully selected matter and dill
gently collated of interest to our readers, can
be published at lower rate than that at which we
offer the weekly Journal.
We have already large circulation, and in ap-
pealing to friends to assist Us in extending it. we
have an eye rather to the service of our party, than
to the benefit of ourselves. AS business has in
creased, We have kept pace with our growing pat
ronuge, by adding to the size and interest of the
Journal and fatter ourselves that volume has
closed without bearing witness to this progressive
improvement. Since the establishment of our daily
issue, we have added largely to the reading matter
in the columns of weekly: while every article
has been submitted to our careful supervision. We
have acted upon the belief that paper should be
edited as we'll as published. No future effort shall
be spared to render the Journal deserving of the
increased patronage which We solicit We want
sufficient addition to weekly list, to bring it up
to two thousand which addition and ought to
be made.
Our terms are formerly-Daily paper Sc, in ad-
vance; Weekly 50 so.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
Teicgraphic Blunders.

BALTIMORE, Feb. THE democrats of Duplin
county, N. c., have nominated VIM A. Richardson,
of Illinois, for President and Judge Strange for Vice
President.
The above is a telegraphic despatch, published in
the Philadelphia Bulletin of the 7th inst AS the
Bulletin is an excellent paper, and generally very
correct in its statements. the ridiculous change Of
name from James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania to
VIM A. Richardson of Illinois, is of course attribu.
table to the telegraphc reporters operators and
is medium sample of how things are done. re.
form is much needed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
WILMINaToN. n. O.. FRlDAY. FEB. 10. 1852.
DEMOCRAT1C MEETING.

The Democratic citizens of New Hanover County.
quesed meet at the Court in Wilmington, Tues
day next County Court March at u P NJ for the
purpose Disappointing Delegates to represent this County in
Democratic State Convention to be held in the City Of
Rlegh and also for the purpose appointing Delegates to
represent the County in District Convention to be held in
the town of Wilmington choose Delegate to represent
this Congressional District in the National Convention to be
held in the City of Baltimore the LIST day of June next
Other matters important to the Organization of the party in
this County will also before the meeting and full at
tendance is most earnestly solicited.
Feb 5th 1854 MANY DEMOCRATS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
Loss Of n Propeller.

The steam Propeller Pilot, which has been en-
ployed for over two years in towing vessels in and
out of Charleston harbor was wrecked Sunday
last on the Stono Breakers at the entrance OF the
harbor, and is believed to be complete loss. She
had gone to the wreck of the British Barque Ldreh
and by some mistake in the man at the helm, she
was run aground in twelve feet water. Her Cap
tain and crew lost every thing except the clothes
they stood in The vessel belonged to Captain A. P.
Aveilhe and was insured for $4,000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

h3~The Wings of Bladen and Row an have recent.
ly held meetings, and nominated Fillmore and Ora
ham for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
Congress.

WAsHrNGTos. Feb
SENATE. On motion by Mr.. Hunter, the priyo.,
calendar was postponed till one o'clock "'e
MIR. Pratt presented the memorial of mercho,,
insurers, and the Board of Trade of Baltimore nro,
ing that fog. bells may be placed on ChingotcarraI
land, Smiths island Cape Island, Cape Henry Crr
rituck or False Cape, Cape Hatteras Cape Fear, md
also on the Light Boats in Chesapeake bay
number Of other petitions were presented
Mr.. Gwin moved to postpone the private calc,dou
to take up the resolution directing contract with
Donelson & Armstrong for printing the returns IF
the seventh census and after debate the motion
was rejected.
The private calendar taken up and bills for
the relief Of sundry persons, unknown to readers
were ordered to a third reading.
HOUSE OF REPR House was on
gagged during the entire day with the discussion in
committee of the whole, of the Bounty Land bill
This bill is in extension of former laws granting
bounty to all persons who have ever served in the
army of the u s. and snch seems to be the rage for
claims lately that presume laws will soon ba
made to include among the recipients of bounty lands
all who have ever thought of serving the U. States
and also, heirs to them all the women whom thew
had ever thought of marrying and also all the chill
dren which might have been theirs, if they had mar
ried the women above alluded to- The system If
claim agencies, right and proper in ITSELF has grown
up into perfect bore and swindle upon the treas
ury. Nine-tenths of the benefits accruing from such
bounty laws, or from the allowance of claims by the
department., are swallowed up by these agents in
Washington City.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9. 1852
In Senate to-day Mr.. Clarke spoke in favor of his
non intervention resolutions. Mr. Cass will speak
tomorrow against them.
In the House of Representatives the Bounty Land
Bill was discussed. resolution was adopted to in
qure into mail steamers contracts
WASHINGTON, Feb. TO-
In Senate, to-day, Mr.. Cass delivered his speech
in favor of inter, ention 1t is much more moderate
than his Banquet speech In fact it repudiates eve
rythng like interference, beyond the right and duty
of the u s. to protest against nfractions of national
law, lest her silence should be construed to mean
consent" He read it from the Ms. to prevent er-
rors and misconstructions of reporting
The House was engaged to-day in discussing
resolution for company of mounted rifles to protect
the Oregon emigrants.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
spanIsh Consul at New Orlcan,

The Spanish ship-ofwar Colon arrived at New
Orleans on Monday afternoon, having Mr.. La
horde, the Spanish Consul, on board as passenger
salute was fred from the u 5. barracks on his
arrival.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
Knssnfh In Ohio.

The members of the Senate and of the House O
Representatives of the Ohio Legislature have sub
scribed SIS each for material aid to the Hungarian
Fund. The pork State is strongly exercised
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

AN IRREPARABLE Loss-The Rochester DaIu Id
uertser learns that the law Office of the Hon. Daniel
S. Dickinson. at Bingham, was burned day or two
since, together with nearly all of his Office papers,
correspondence, &c., and, among other things, the
manuscript of the lecture he had prepared to deliver
in Rochester.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
The Commercial.

Our contemporary ofthe Commercial issue oyesteray
morning audes to the little controversy between good
humoredy that feel constrained meet him full half
way and therefore take it for granted that he could
meant nothing personal by the illusions foreigners
native Americans, etc. in article which appeared in his
paper of Tuesday last still say that his
had awful squirting that way, and justified in
apprehensons in regard to them, upon the prnc
pie with the ishman who refused to hold the bull the
croseyed butcher, from the fear that if
where he looked, the Irshman and bull might get
knocked on the head.
We make complaint against our neghbor, and have
make Our business other relations perfect
y friendly, and hope always will be but of
discussions will take the privilege of oectng
posing remarks which may consider Objectionable
proper We think contemporary only does his good
JUSTICE when he says that remarks his with
foreigners could be personal us-snce the truth
that of out of the United States and the
other although not born in the country politi
cal idea out of it. We have however, in course
editor, extremely small vegetables of the
potatoe species who not having anything else say would
magnanmously charge with the objectionable crime of
being an Irishman. They vcry small potatoes.
aThe Walnut Street Theatre Philadelphia was sold at
auction Wednesday last for 5000. 1t several
years ago Sc, 900.
A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-The last Newbernian speaks
/ of Wilmington as an appendage of South-C Carolina
There never greater mistake. Wilmington is
the most thoroughly North Csrolinian in lis aims Of
any town in the State and the only one whose pub
lie works aim at bringing trade into the State in
stead of carrying it out.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
1yum,,e,on and Manehester RaIlroad.

The Report of the President and Directors of tue
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, states the
whole amount of expenditure on the work up to JAM
LIST. 1852, to have been $397.860 ~
The amount collected reported upon the capital stock OF
the Company including contracts not yet completed and
not credited to Contractors is .... S1Z4,ooo 20
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

British Minister o United States.
NEw-YoRK, Feb. 9.
The London Gazette announces the appointment
OF Mr. Champion, Minister to the United States,
and of Sir Henry L. Bulwer to Tuscany
NOVEL USE OF JAIL.-The county Jail at Harri-
sonburg, Virginia has been purchased by the Odd
Fellows and Sons of Temperance of that place, who
intend to convert it into Hall in which to hold their
usual meetings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

Oo-At the last regular Meeting of the Commission
ers of Navigation, Capt. Sas H. Martin was appoint
ed Port Warden in place of Capt Gilbert Potter, re-
signed, 10 take place on the goth inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

WIDows.-Kossuth, in speech to the ladies, said
=" With us, the widow is the head of the family
the father was. AS long as she lives, she is the nj
tress of the property of her deceased husband, u
der the old constitution of Hungary, the widow,
the lord had the right to send representative to u
parliament, and in the county elections of publ
functionaries widows had right to vote alike WI
the men,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

B5rSome of the Long Island papers suggest the
proprety of converting the Island into State as it
now has population of 81 $751; having nearly doub-
led since $780, and numbers more than any one of
the seven small States, which have two Senators
each in Conoress
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

| MAINE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AUGUSTA, Me.
Feb. 5.-The democratic convention of Maine to-
day nominated Gov. Hubbard unanimously adop-
ted the Baltimore PLATFORM and agreed to abide the
decision of the national convention
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

Hag~J. P. Benjamin, the newly elected Wing Sen
ator from Louisiana, the New Orleans Delta says, il
Israelite. He is highly spoken of as a man o
character and talent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13


To meet this the Company have the following
estimated at par value:
Bonds of the Town of Wilmington,
N. C....................... .$24 800
Notes of Stockholders in Whining
ton ........................ 1886 50
500 shares S. C. r. r. Stock at par
value 100 900
POO do. w. & r. r. r. Co. do. do 2l0 900
al mortgage Bonds, $1,000,
do. do ......................... l4l 900
Balance due Subscriptions to
Capital Stock, to be called in fu-
ture instruments ................4 49,, 1894
Jet to Draft 49,. .. s7,e75 AZ
Dividend on s c.. R. R. Stock IRE
ceived since Jan. D........... 3,400
Received from sales of Stills, &c.,
sold since January l............. 1000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13
Jenny Lind and Her Husband.

The Boston Transcript in announcing the mar
rage of Jenny Lind and Mr.. Otto Goldschmdt, goes
to the record and finds that the application for the
marriage certificate states that Miss Lind is thirty
one years of age and the happy bridegroom twenty
four" Naughty fellow, to be hunting up the re-
cords of ladies ages
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

Official.
Receipts and Expenditures of the United States
exclusive of Trust Funds, from October l to Decem-
Der 81, 1851.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Registers Office, January 30, 1852 {
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

Baby letter received by the consignee
in this place, dated Charleston Feb 10th, we learn
that the Brig Cornelia Douglass from this port for
the West Indies sprung leak first day out, and put
into Charleston. in distress
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

psg~We have diplomatic representative in Aus
trial. and none in Switzerland-the first being des
potism with which we have no sympathy, and no
trade and the latter genuine Notwithstanding
like our own, and exporting vast amount of her
manufactures to this country. This state of things
shnuld be CHANGED
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

Ra| In a late report of the Liverpool provision
market we find the following sentences English
hams are quiet but Irish shoulders move quite free
ly.'' Why shouldn't they move9
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-13

OF this sum the collections have been
on the subscription of the State of
South Carolina in South Carolina
Rail Road Stock at par value. .....
Tn subscription of State of North Caro-
lima. Sc, in Wilmington and Raleigh
Rail Road Stock at par value 800.
Subscription of the Town of Whining
ton, in Bonds of the Corporation, go.
Leaving amount collected on private
and other subscriptions of capital
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27
MERCHANDISE.
NEW HARDWARE STORE.


TENE undersigned having formed partnership unuet ha
and irr of p J. MOORE CO.. The purpose OF ,o'
general Hardware business in this city, have iIs' to
" - ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ =. L MOORE,
w. McLAlN.
p. T. Moore 6 CO.. Importers ana d.a,sls ~ ;,
Domestic Hardware have received si!
and Wesern.i full anl "; ,
English Hardware. direct the e. ~ VS., " w. w.
Si hi I'D: AMI the manulici ur III WI.
ou 'o'h
OF Hardware, cIinIHa ~ ~, - TO- and r,r.
Buck bone ivory AMI and: iauc haifes anu refks
vnw h,nli, Ill, L; sec aul Forks. III se 81 pieces
Rn,.r,s and wns:.uhclm'. hnr r"ckei Cu' cry
r,,sru pn.,c, NIL a.: |. = 5 and i blades
Razors. Scissors aEd sue -. :, ,,;
r. II ,,r,r rI:,I nn,l We'll Chaus
G.. /, ~ ri AMI Chest t"c"S
~. roonrr - genuine an Imitation Rs! Locks
,r,rr;,un Locks. variau. patterns
E,r. l:h,sels 3nG Plane lions
.,y,Lrpu's" I;ra:a au! Grass Scyiles
,v.r,in. and Ili':s Hos
.nyi,s Vices and Smiths Bellows
castings ais aud Horse Shoes
.S,y6r ~ Cp =" Cast AMI Shear Scel. all sizes
.!SaiSlIli's TO ui
And articles usually oaad Hardware Having
goods exclusively cash. enabled I" eel on
the aud determined To DO ~ nr ca' or 10
ual Customers npnis We respectfully setcl our
friends aad The pu5c generally, examine onrslnet ~
No Sc Main street.
The subscriber for the employment Of MeS*s W.
this city pleasure III calHg tile aiicn
ton his friends aud The pubic 10 te ABOVE JIG trusts t WIZ
many years OF experience Hardware trade close attention
his business and an satisfy all who a,runize
'"t Fen I," a 70 ''s',. nm =. i. MOORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27
EGa.s. Sc. J: j.. liirI.Li.
GRE TRUE Tn ?'I!TsELF.-


EpErTEa could e sv'n than he tfrc 10 thySr for
y
In looking "t "iic wieh O.: rail- "a;
lures subjected. have been unable 10 ~ co"cr piucu-
ore which cuniTGGs sympathy AM wish our
par Dyspepsia Having been onG ana patient
tbs disease. t appreciate r hh%iei! cAi'"it
o. ri: ut au When We the
daily e.awn- weak cnac.ri AMI fa"" las ~''ls ana
,scri;G and ne itself wc:rirc hra: s"tc OF
iron u, nad levshfrss lf"u.a all
these "on;: - add :coiccs rs %
ncdy, N;o suffering TIC o'o!S {" that :ia" @ can
In. uaccL by D,sJ"ia !Toi ~irh We
been relieved other remedy through
rosicn:Ia discovery of ;nlscr's Pr"
B;tcrs, Thee Ics chminsci solely q F'ss.ac cum
pounds and particle o: raoHrl OF "hc POISONOUS
minerals &c a.ra ~! "l 10y al c'assra AMI
aiou rrtna that believe wi! he n 1tie TO ase
them, according directions. for aT ',oer tie owG's stomach
and delicate females, they mos admiral e tonic; ARD as
preventive Of acuc and e :oun'I Let
,r ai eivc trial aud III: Proprietor has no fear Of
.clr verdict Price only 81 cents pr bottle -, ,.,,
the Drug Stores of 4. NOHEkER. ADlE
& GRAY. BENNETT & BEERS, PURCELL, lhhD co, and
Slrr-tnr IIiI Ian. 10 eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27
.:DYlcAS Nrsr:Nt; .INIMM>r.

::EStCxS liCSc:Ht; ;.yNIMG3>r.
sz7E joy ai the te sore, amd tie n
~ Iont. Tji !.,rIi,rl, ettec remedies
ever oir;t a. Ii acion in he o'saGl1'i"" t:y
.rI to lie q.y bones
~, .rry .xrs.. Of The i.:srs sa ii:
ALL titus assists nature =" drr@ ell "'i i
%n :, III * i E@ r OF f;; aoy a asSi
IS rErE ~ iiAGYiiss 'y S oas as
rcan ,issur= wc,! ry tissa. :r ",l,. Destroyed.
Possessing Irst! IL" reason shy l. EQUALLY
Fl: p1". a" 'I FixiD As Of m cnEr" From"
tn, hundreds Of Grrs st are si s"t !y r,r lied TO Ii"
non" al '''' o. ''s ''g M6kE rviUi:;;:: '"'
YIN. MiGc, ~ oi nnG"; Nora" ni:lE1 ""f d';c 81" liza
October. s1ys: NJ :o:4scs c:d ia" %Ie At h !sen
Kind il, The Ya' to "aiag surI'.c w;y! !a' 'c @sie:
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a' tine ~, ,r :;r;!Ie',es
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do a.. il ny i""cr Tie eie l.iea, be
i%Ti.ANEn AND cAKED BREAST.
vs s sore ard The ' pEAsr ri A&n cAkD aEp~
iew applications OF -" Mu:s Imminent l"H'e ii. nIie re-
ane.t and mi ona' oa ir' sr breast ani Sic had l."
; i , +" .t f 2, JD ~! !? 1872, s EETE
ic-n4!-, il l.r -"u;es 'ri a%c After irrH: I,c
i FROM iiEJ RI, sCIA>s, s:~ :nls.e try I've us.
'-"g '"e"" o'y s 81, @J ;;:i:ii Gifted perfect se
NJ Ann rrrcs vie Q" J. re,ts r%f an M.rIG, stree,
an! obstinate ali c,n. The ]is.ss coa|!. rrn.iray,
n hand 'i would acac Yea? "nc !nla2l.n" ,""!"n pro-
Il jry in So cs ad every inp LARGE A&n rEiGrTiL
CRAcHs %on' pe"ci"'c re';y 4" "a: TONES" F%e.''t ai "y
:rra AZ: e'ic!? ta'7 u" ,i, Of the h".s Ia
.nd4 s,ra co.-, nL .Is end. o;'e d.ss: ,1w a.at
iin pain. IL thu a"i cor im Sill: ~uFfEED
,nI: MY rrr !, to,, 'ic 'I,as lo.en. !'
a. M , 10" - @G s, r2 , b rnM - an ms
=; ~ her taGiz 81 - - and .: tie "seo lc" 1o'"r SE
J. G. rornLass m - HAT lie crossing brts.
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SAVE YOUR Mostly
CHARLES u. FREEMAN d. CO.,

N.ArE FREEMAN. HurGEs l. TO }
door South Liberty S;reo No Iii
rn,,wav New York, hat and WI! no
d ihou. the NEW GOODS direct fron The Eurvltnn
aud auctions. rich astiona5c ianc? SS Mill
ev Gaa; Our OF Rich bhos every variety OF
the latest and beautiful ie-rns !ipo:cl.
MANY OF goods manufactured expressly TO ORDER from
our ow ana patterns: anil stand unr;rseI We offer
goods Cash. lo"e prices than credit house in Aneri
CT afford.
Al purchasers wlln greatly TO tc: interest TO
ton money Gn from great vaii4y
rich cheap goods.
Ribbons rIch for Bunncs Ga;rr. Sastrs aid Des
Bonnet Silks, Sa!ins Grapes, Lisses and Tarlcions
EMbru?rrics Collars t;hsgSetls, CaPcs. ltertlls
HABITS Sleeves Cuffs. Edsinss sGl ascTtings
I'm, Jruie amd Ieastich Ga nlrc Hdks
E!onds Illusions. and Embroidered l.accs lur Caps
Embroidered |. Siaw;s. Nantiiias and Wells
Iioa:nn. Mcchen, Vaenclrncs. AID Brussels lascCs
,ish aud WUrc Thread Smyna se Thread and Cotton La
Kl I.,c Thread Silk and Sewing Silk, Cloves, and &!s
French and American Artificial Flowers
French Lace. English AncFic and Italian
Straw B,Dn.ss and Trimmings Feb. 2L-lm
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WILLIiT a. DiS6"S'E,
UMBRELLA AND PaRASOL MaStFACfpRi. NJ 80 MARIE
1

STREET. PHILADELPHIA
HhECEST additions The above eaao.
lS n,rr will! 4ci.ir enable the saScIi.
il ard promptly and possible 10
The Nurk oil now Oh hand ias Mevrl
!r & taste beauty ui inl'h airi "0ssnLls
c.faGt hc eXcciel IL t!s CT ::v "ier nisrt'.
Tie sock ubgsiasis iar-e and cun. ioT nli ezra
niy workmanship all! prlce cirnoi t 20 ave s'5ac o
isr4 earnestly invited 10 give Ills sock
leclla5 that lie can Cr ihen s.cH !Nah AGES as
viii i,,uce dem 20 3urrh.,s. WILLIAM A. DROWN.
Tie foInl tho rbave csaDI1en 81
Nj VIM s. D:u%a and ~ thanking his mercantile lfentn or The
patronage bestowed upon him iole scrra years aEaa SOL
H. m the aSuraate that IL" will continue stlTc 10 merit
what they have crco!cre 30 kindly bestowed.
his native Sa" Is well from North Carolina anu
the South generally, are invited 20 call upon him.
WI. II. PEARSON.
Philadelphia, Feb II. !S5a-lw Formerly al Richmond. Va
WHIT I'T Is.
Osborn & CO.'S NEW AND SPLENDID SKY AND SIDE.
Light DAGUERREAN ROOMS.
Ii MATS STREET.
o,ose Farmers and T Barks, complete and
rcGiytur cSers
rsTIE 5aclaers big leave call The attention OF The public
i their PREMIUM FLESH CDLORED DAGUEaREUTYpES,
Which aa glcclae5 Of position. richness and
.uly ui finish Unsurpassed By he wo Having
establishment VII BE execute. Ia The i-hrs: p-rcc
ion Of he ar the reasonable tefns I fs"rd
change.
groups. ai neatly frames. i:ncS prf!ct si:Is
:c!.H nI"c cir2c The ,d;c Respect
ui! n!IIcd 10 call end JUICE Tor themselves.
The following publish for The bel,t oar pal.ocs:
DARK Lakes brte than M DARK red and biacs
pax. light buc Light green an yellow so,L hey u
aci Figured dresses. with stGG: Contrast. take we'll Plan take
seldom should be taken lEry ,lrlic The
ocn Iaasc Serenity and BAD caused
bri abUt The looks CLi zen be
taken fair weather. between the hours %! and oticS IN "l
three t. Adults akcI! raay goo! Ia cloudy
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