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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-16
Cabinet Rum0rs-RecaH q tile Senatc-.HInister 10
EngLQnd-Ihe Gardner Case, 6c

Cabinet Rumnrs-RecnX a. tile Senate-.Hinister 10
EngHnd-Ihe Gurdnsr Cass &C.
WAsHINGroN, April IIth. The city was filed
with al: sorts of rumors this mornng regarding d
change in The Cabinet, growing out of the great
forts that We're made 10 obtain the attendance Of a
quorum OF the Senate to-day, and tie late hour at
winch the Cabinet council broke up last night.
Several Senators had left the city, no others who
were packing up TO go were called up at midnight
by the Ser9ednt-atA Arms, with the request from The
President that they should remain. II ccn6-
denuy stated that MIR. Marcy had Withdrawn fromthe
Cabinet, and that Mr. Gushing take the
Premiership, Mr.. Dobbin the Attorney Generafship,=
and Commodore Stockton the post Of Secretary of
the Navy. now learn, however. from Cndoubted
authority. that change in Cabinet officers
submitted The Senate and that it any breach had
occurred the difficulty has been satisfactorily adjusted.
The Hon. James Buchanan nominated and
Immediately confirmed as Minister to England. 1t
is understood that he aecepIs The Senate transact
ed other business of importance there being bare
ly quorum present The other papers sent in mere
ly corrected the orthograPhy of two or three petty
appointments. letter of resignation was received
from the Hon. Pierre Soule, in which he expresses
his deep regret at leaving the Senate, and signifies
his acceptance of the st of Minister 20 Madrid.
In the Gardner case to-day spirited discussion
in consequence of the non-arrVal of Auangors
the Mexican Consul General, at New York, to give
the concluding testimony for the Prosecution. The
defence wishing proceed with their reb0tIiRg evil
dence the ordered that SeHor AsfangoIs must
be here by Tomorrow morning, or he could not tes-
tIfy. The court adjourned at O'Clock. and Capt.
Goddard was telegraPhed to bring Aningors on to-
night.
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MINISTER TO ENGLAND.

We record, with high qualification, the appoint
ment Of the Hon. James Buchanan as Minister to
England. Mr. Buchanan is one of the first states
men and diplomatists Of the age. We trust he
will accept the appointment.
The Washington Union says:
We announce with pleasure the appointment Of
the Hon. James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, as envoy
extraordinary and minister Plenipoteniidry at the
Court OF ST. james. His nomination was Sent in 10
the Senate on yesterday, and was Immediately con-
hTned without reference. and by unanimous vote.
The Country will universally recognise the pro.
pfiety OF this appointment. II is fl that statesman
o' sHch npe experiences, eminent ability, and high
Posluon In the confidence of the country, should be-
appointed to represent its interests the court which
Is IS usually regarded of most importance. Mr..
uc"duan is not without experience in the plomdt-
lc service. He was minister to Russia under the aC
III t'niSraton OF President Jackson. The consummate
Hcni'y and brilliant with which, Secretary
u u o'ae In The cabinet of President Polk, be con-
uec 'he foreign relations of the country in Pc
I ,l1 OF unusual disturbance and difficulty, have es-'
ao''S1eu ior him throughout the world the reputa-
n,i"t T" o statesman Of the highest order of
us ~ Is understood that Mr.. IngersoIl our present
at that court, will not be relieved Till the
hrSt OF July nex,.'
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President,

Appointments by the President,
By and aciM The adpice and consent of the Senate
J. Alexander Peasants, al Minatil!an, Mexico.
COLLECTORS CUSTOMS.
Greene e. bronson, district of New York, NJ Y
in place of Daniel. 5. Dickinson, who declines the
appointment.
" llan s. Bowen, district of Bridgetown, New
Jersey, in place of William f. Bowen, whose COM
mission revoked.
Thaddeus Sanio'J, district OF Mobile, Alabama in
place OF John J. Walker removed.
Thomas ID. Jones' district of Frenchman's Bay
Maine, In place OF Charles Peters, removed.
SURVEYOR CUSTOMS.
Seth Ben~n, al Hartford. CONNECTICUT in place of
Penfeid b. GoodselI, remuved.
POsTMAsTERs.
Ferris Forman, Sdcr1menGo city, California.
J. }. Smllh. Frederick. Maryland.
Robert A. Ddvage, Nevada city, California
Daniel Dickson, W IiimIngIon North Carolina
+. b. GoodseIl, Bridgeport, Comnecucut.
. w. w. " lex, indianapolis, I.dlana.
James Buchanan, ut Pennsylvania, to be envoy
extraordinary aud minister penIpotaniidry of the
United Slhes Of America dt the court OF the United
ksngd"u OF Great Britain and Ireland, in place of
Joseph K. IngersoiI, resigned
George >. " alden, Iu be district attorney of the
unned States for The northern district of A Alabana.
Samuel Ridenour, posttnaste:, Hagerstown, Mary
land.
Archibald NJ. Campbell, postmaster, Fayetteville,
North Carolina.
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CoNGREssIoNAL DIsTRIcTs.

We publish below, for reference, the act of the
last Assembly. dividing the State into eight Con-
gfessiona DstHets: :
CHAPTER XXI.
AN ACT to divide the State OF North Carolina into
Congressional Districts.
SEC 1. BE IL enacted Gy tie General assembly 0f
The Stale If AorIh Carozo, aud 1t hereby enacted
6y tie dHthurifY 9 lite same, That Ire purpose
eIecIIng representatives Inc Congress of the UuIed
States, this Stale shall be divided
follows:
The first district shall be composed of the coun-
ties OF CurrIIuck, Canden, PasquoIank, PerquIu-
ans, Gates, Chowan, tieTInId, Northampton, Hall
fax. Martin, Berthe, W ashIngIon and Tyrrel.
The second district shall be composed vi the coUn-
Ties ot Hyde, Beaufort, Pi, Craven, Jones, Lenolr,
W dyne. Greene, EigecOBbe OnsiOw and CaTeret.
Ihe thIGd district shall be composed of the coun-
les of New II lhover. Brunswick, Columbus, Bld-
den, Sampson, Cumberland, RObeson, Dupin and
Richmond.
The fourth district shall be mposed of the coun-
ties of " axe, Franklin, arren, Granville. Orange,
Nash aud JonusIon.
The fft district shall be composed of the counties
OF Person, Casweli, AIamance, Chatham, Randolph
GuIiiUrd, Moore aud Montgomery.
The sixth district shall coInposed of the coun-
lies OF Stokes, FOrsyihe, Rockingham, David on,
DAVE. TadkIn, Surry, Iredet, AeNanuer and Ashe.
The seventh district shall be cO!npOsed OF The
counties OF CdIawbd, CASTOR, Lincoln, Neck ienburg,
Rowan, Cabarrus, Union, AnSon, StanIy and Cleave
land.
The eighth district shall be com posed of the cou-
lies OF likes, WaIauga, Cadm ell, Burke, Rutler
1ord Mcdowell, Henderson, Buncoube, Ydncy,
Haywood, Macon, Cherokee, jackson aud Madison
SEC. 2 BE IL further enacted, That the snerItfs Of
the different Counties shall meet TnuGsLay
ceedlng the day of election, compare the poles
the following places, In The first district, at
the county OF Berue county; in The second dis
ct, III the town OF Newbern, In the county oil CTa-
ven; IN The third district, the counIy-seat in the
county of Biaden the fourth district, al Louis
burg, lii the county OF Franklin; in The NTH district,
at Ihe town OF Graham, in The county of Alamance;
In the sixth district. at the county of adkin
county; In the seventh district, at the town of
Charlotte, in the county Of MeckIenburg; the
eighth dlstrcl at The town OF AsheVIIle in
ty of BumcoG.be.
Read three times and ratified in General Assem-
bly,, this 27th day of December, A. D., 1852.
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For the Standard.

DAvlE.s N. C. March ss, 1853.
Mr. EDITOR: l noticed piece in the Standard Of
Tue ION insi. slgued Surry, recommending the Hon.
John Hill suitable man to be tile standard b.ar
er 10 the campaign next Summer for Congress. We
are willing 10 GO for any reliable denocra; but iva.
think the senator from Davidson. Col SAMUEL HIk-
GRAVE, ought to be overlooked or his claims nm
dervalued. He lives ina Whig County; and vel is
SO genetnany and unexcepiionable lhathe can carry
the County in opposition to The strongest Whig He
Is ready debater man of nnsnllied character no.
bIe generous and patriotic, and if chosen would caO.
Vass the Disrict which is thu onIy way any can
succeed. Helspne of the people, and one upon whom
the oIeath OF saRder has breahed, and if NOM
mated would meet the expectations of his numerous
friends in The District. DAYIE
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Conditfon nf b. af,.G.l.

New YoRK, April IL. Cotton is dull, with sales
OF 1000 bales Flour is heavier, with sales of g.
aoo h6is: at DOT S4 623 for Stale, and 623
81 S74 for Genesee. Southern brands are better
with sales Of 1850 bbis. SIS S5 I23. Whest
is nominal Curn-saies of 25 900 bushels at IS Tor
yellow, and 623 tor mixed, the market easier. Coffee
Sales of 500 bags 81 for Rio, and III II9 for
Java. Sugar is firm, with sales of $50 hhds at AZ
a 5 for Mnscovado and 5 a 81 for New Orleans
Moasses is active, with sales OF $50 hhds. New OrI.
cans at %. Oil-Saes of l. 900 gallons Lnseed al
81. Whskey-Sales of 200 bbIs. at 22@, and bet
ter. Pork-Salrs of I.G0O bbls al Sl5a $l5 25 for
mess. and $l3 25 Sl3 so for prime, and buoyant
BEEF is steady. with sales of 200 bbis. at $I2 SO
Sl3. Lard-Saie of 600 bbls. and kegs al 81 for
b5ls. and l03 l08 for keys. CloveTseed is in linn
tied demand at I24 I3. Spirits of Tutpentine--
Sa.es OF 200 bbls. So
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Reported for the Baltimore Sun.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE U. S. SENAT
WASHINGTON, April IL, ls5

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1858.
The Senate met at IL O'clock, and after remaining
short time Executive session, The dooIs were
opened.
The President laid before the Senate letter from
Mr.. Soule, IeSIgnIng his seat "a member OF the
august body, having accepted The mission pain.
A Vote OF thanks having been passed TO Mr.. Atchi-
SON, OH Saturday, Tor the able, impartial and dgnied
InanI er he has presided the Senate ald
hXed Tor ad ournmen sine die having arrived, tie
10 make The declaration, and previous 10 doing so,
said, While he Snail have honor preside, his
highest ambition will be retain the personal regard
and confidence ct his colleagues.
So the Senate adj journed die.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
FOR lS 3.

ENE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally, that he has recently
returned from the Northern Cities, and is daily receiving
his SPRING and SUMNER supplies, embracing every
thing and beautiful all of which selected with
great purchased favorable and will be sold
at low rates.
He is this time inrcceiTt of the following Black,
brown blue, olive, green and other cloths of various
grades
seinoni. bk doeskn cas- fancy cashmere, beautiful
assortment some very pretty Vesngs, of every variety
and syie
Light silk Vestings for Weddings and Parties, very
rich, Cravats Stocks and Ties, plain and fancy, Hand
kerchiets, Suspenders silk and cotton haIfhose, Gloves
silk and game Unershirs fine dress Shirts and Collars
large assortment very cheap, Linen and Cotton Draw
in fact every article usually found in gentemans
Furn ;shing Store.
He has also Oh hand a fine supply of Clothing, both
of his and foreign manufacture any all of which
he would be pleased 10 exhibit and dispose of it
small advance for Cash six months credit punc-
ual customers.
Cutting done at short notice.
ISAAC PROCTEE,
Merchant Tailor.
Successor TO Oliver f. PrOcfeT.
April IS, 1853. 43-
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-16

The WIFE OF SENATOR DOUGLAS. Washing.
man, Ga religious paper published al ST. Louis j
states that only day TIVE before her death, MIR.
Douglas had remarked that his happiness was COM
pete. He had jusl been reelected to The United
States Senate for years, and his wife had just
given birth to her frs, daughter He had then two
sons and daughter. with one Of the most pleasant
and accomplished wives o=nake his home para
disc; and his State the same time, evnced her
disposition to lavish upon him the greatest honors.
Union.
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THE CRTsTAL PALACE. From the present appear.
ance OF this tdr-famed structure. we should suppose
that ii Will not be completed LefUre the middle OF
May, In first of June. The frame work. how
ever, is nearly finished, with the exception of the
roof, which yet remains to be put on. The front
part, facing SiAth avenue is advanced than any
other part OF the building. Here the glass is already
put III The non window frames, and painters are
at work. The columns, which Will be finished,
are very handsome indeed; and on each may le
seen mounted about d half dozen men, buisiiy en-.
gagged IN drilling, hammerng. and filing. The floor
Ing las just been commenced at which large num-
Der OF our best mechanics are engaged aI work.
The Reservoir, which overiooks this beauIiiu eGi-
flee, and commands fine view OF the building, is
daily crowded Ith visitors of both sexes, watching
with pleasure the progress of a which, for
beauty, has never been equaed. ~ doubt the con.
tractors using their utmost endPav order that
II may be oPeneI on the irst of VI ~. We hopa
that they will moi dsaPPOint the people, and that the
character OF the American mechd ncs " no famed
oI promptness, energy and talent, Will not suffer by
the slowness of the contractors. " 7. Herald.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-16

EARLY WHEAT. specimen of growing wheat.
from the plantation of the late Colonel Greene, on
Hutchinson's Island, opposite the city, left at
our office Yesterday The stalks measure some four
leet. and the heads full of halfripe grains. We
should think that in two weeks more it would be
ready to harvest. Ii was taken from field of forty
acres, all equally forward.
SqDnnnah Ne,cs, .qrrH 5th.
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THE WHEAT PHosPEcr The Lynchburg Express
prospect for the next wheat crop. The fields are
green with The growing grain, and far there
cry indication Of The usual yield. In some places
poor lands have heen vastly improved by the use of
putting their oats TO The guano test this year.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-04-16

HoN. T. L. CL1NGMAN. The last AsheviIle
News: at will be gratifying to the numerous
friends of our distinguished Representative to lemn
that he reached home on Friday last He is much
reduced in flesh, and quite feeble, from severe
attack of disease, bat is improving, and will, we
hope, soon be restored to his usual health
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EB- The last Asheville News says on Tues
day morning the mountains in view of town were
covered with snow" Decidedly cool. The wca-
ther in this region has of late been mild and
balmy.
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GE Judge Douglas passed through this place
on Wednesday last, with the remains Of Mrs. Dou-
glas, on his way to Rockingham, her native Coun-
ty, where she is to be inferred.
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DEATH OF Ex-Governor IREDEL1. We regret
'N"t Ex-Governor Iredell died in Edenton,
baon sGneS0ay last Of erysipelas. His health had
.no '''''Ds l0F some years. He was 65 years of
and rasnaeOsl eu1L had occupied various important
ana responsible posts, the duties Of which Ia dis
iurstN. VIII VIII, marked ability. He was profound
and ws., ready chaste, and impressive speaker,
i-nearted, amiabIe man.
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April l4th. 1858.
NEEmEYER 8 WHITE..

PORTSMOUTH, A..
OFFER FOR SALE: 1000 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
500 Casks Eastern and w. G. Lime,
$50 bbls. s. F. Flour, =
IL Hhds. Sides and Shoulders,
10000 lbs. Virginia ;iured Family Bacon,
so packages Refined Sugar.
Orders for Merchandise filled with despatch.
NIEMEYER & WHITE,
April a. 1883 43-Sm'
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tention f. FEAR . RIVER AND BARS. We invite at-
meeting Of s the Proceedings in to-days paper of
9Th instant 'es people of Wilmington held on the
Osr INSTANT for the purpose Of consdarn @ tba ~ S0
proving tn. .ntra" us adopted for preserving and i'm
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citT w FL Ills E1cellency Gov Reid returned to the
D. W. % cono., uayI since from visit to Rockingham.
turned fo Sourt Esq, State Treasurer has also re-
for the purnoso '% ". lOrk City, where he had gone
for stats hS OF opening, on the s1st the bids
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A TRAIN of cars will leave Raleigh, on Wednes-
~ day the goth inst, athaifpast o'clock, A NJ,
Portsmouth stopping lake up at all the
depots The Stockhelder of the Raleigh and Gaston
Railroad Company, are invited to go Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Wednesday, and return Friday free
of charge. l.. OBJ. BRANCH, PRESIDENT
April Is, 1853 4S-
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Green-Rouse Plants.

Office Wilmington. & Raleigh Railroad CO'y.I
WILMINeroN, April 9Th, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that dividend of per
IN cent. on the Capital Stock of this Company Will
be paid stockholders their legal representatives. At
this Office on and after Monday, I'd May next.
By order, JAMES 5. GREEN,
April 18th 1853. 43-lm.
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DISSOLUTION.
April Is, 1853.

D = @ = . 4 Il U N =
ENHE partnership existing heretofore in the CT
Williams, Haywood & Co., was dissolved the
lst instant by mutual consent.
All persons indebted requested to forward
and make payment or close their accounts by note
A. WILLIAMS,
FL. HAYWOOD,
JOHN r. WILLIAMS.
April l4th. 1858. 43-
The undersigned will continue the Drug business
under the name of WILL1AMs & HAYWOOD and keep
constantly hand large and general supply of Drugs,
Medicines Chemicals, Paints Oils Glassware, Fancy
articles Pcrfumery, &c. which they will sell the low
est market rates. and which they invite the attention
of their friends and the public generally.
JOHN X. WILLIAMS,
FL. HAYWOOD.
Raleigh \ pril 18th, 1858. a.
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nTARRrxY :

ISAsIJsShSJse
In the City of New York the 9th April, by the
Rev. Robert Shaw, DIR. frederic D. Lene to Miss Mary
KemhIe, daughter Of William Kembie Esq.
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Cotton Yarns from Orange Factory.
nERSONS wishing first rate Yarn will find it to
j their advantage to call at
HEARTT & Jones.
: April l4th, 1858. S-S"'
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RingbOne.

Dr.. W. B. SLoAN-Sir: have horse that
has been troubled with the ringbone for some two
years, which made him extremely lame, and ren.
dered his services of little or no value. recently
applied box of your celebrated Horse Ointment
after making small incison on the top of the
bunch with knife The Iamenes. and bunch
have nearly disappeared, aud have no doubt hut
the second box which am now using will eff ect
permanent cure. Your medicines have name
and popularity in our section of the country un
equaled in the history of remedies
You are at liberty to publish this tesmo onal for
the benefit Of others, for it was from testimonials
that was induced to make use OF your Ointment
and test ior myself its wonderful efficacy and vir'
tues as remedy. DAVID DOAN. Sr.
Eden, Erie Co.. NJ Y. April l, 1851.
0o- See Agents names at the head Of Sloan
column.
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March 8, 1858.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- OF THE PROBATE COURT.-On Fri.
day, the 9Th day of April, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A
NJ of said day, on the following premises, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following estate as
the property of John Kropfs, deceased. to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter of sec.
ton No. 9, township 4, and range4 Also small
tract IN the south end of the east half of the south
east quarter Of section No. 10, township No. 4,
range No. 4, beginning 6 aud one tenth rods east
of The south west corner, running thence east 27
and tenths perches, thence north 26 degrees west
8 and IS hnndredths perches, thence north AZ de.
grees west s aud tenths perches, thence north 30
degrees west u aud enlhs perches, thence south
Is degrees west II perches thence solth 43 de.
giees west and one tenth perches, thence go de-
grees. west and 9 tenths perches, containing IN
all SO ACRES more or less, oil in Monroe county,
Ohio, subject to the widows dover. The pur.
chase money to be paid, two.lhirds in hand and
the balance in twelve months from said sale, with
interest, to be secured to the satisfaction of the
undersigned.
DANIEL CLARK, Adm'r.
of John Kropfs, deceased
March 8, 1858
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The PARKERsBuRG RAILROAD LOAN
The proposals for the SO. 500 900 of the
bonds Of the North Western Virginia Rail.
road Company. one million and hall
guaranteed by the city of Baltimore. and
the other BY the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company, we're opened a, the bank.
ing house Of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman &
Co.. in New York city on the lst of March.
The bonds the company state, will be
ready for delivery in all the month ol
March. A deposit Of ten per cent. on
which interest at The rate Of .ix per cent
per annum will be allowed, will be requir.
ed on the acceptance Of the bids, and bid.
'ders will have The option Of paying the
whole amount assigned them on delivery
OF the bonds. or at the rate of ten per
cent. monthly.
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Sale of Real Estate.

IN Saturday, the 9Th day of April, 1853, on the
" premises in Jackson township, Monroe county.
Ohio. at the hour OF two o'clock. p NJ, OF sand
day, will offer for sale to the highest bidder, the
following real estate, to witt The south half o
the norih cast quarter OF Section 27, in Township
2, Of Range a, containing 80 and 60 hundredths
acres; also five OF land off from the east side
of the northwest quarter Of the southeast quar-.
ter Of said section 27, in township 2, of range Al
as the property of Jacob Still, deceased, subject Ia
the dover estate heretofore therein assign ID.
TERMS One.lhird cash IN hand, one third in
mon,hs. and the residue in one year with interest
FROM the day Of sale, to be secured TO the satisfac
,ion OF the undersigned.
THOMAS MITCHELL,
Admir- Of Jacob Sill, dec d
March 9, 1888.
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Cherry" she was restored to pesfect hesilb, snd
is not now at al predi.possd 10 = G ugh.
will say to all thai are afflicted with any dis.
ease tending 10 Coz sumption do not despsT. fof
"Dr. Wi-lar's Bss IN If Wild Casuy'' wifi rufs
you. II yon will bui try it ~ KAt.b
IN quart hotties 81 per bottle. or i"ttles tot ~
Sold by J. d. p ARK. Cincinnati. o.
North east corner Of ronti md w aInuf sis~ets--
entrance on Walnut street to whom I'll osdsfe
must be addressed. n
For sale by J. A.. & q. ~ I,nsrnpsns
Woodsfpld; II. E. Koizrbhe. MaIsgsf
Pollock Carter & Co.. Sun6si: NJ. P.
Miles & Son. Somerton; Cottos =
Buell.. Marietta.
May 26, 1852