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Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

HELENA SH1ELD.-Mr. Underwood has
disposed of one half interest IN this journal
to Mr. Wilkins, who will hereafter be asso-
ciated with Mr.. U. in the editorial depart
mant
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

IL Col. TRAPNALL, We are authorized
to state, will address the citizens of Sewer
county. at Center Point, (RUssEYs) on Fri
day, the 22d of July.
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

1t is rumored that the mother Of Rev.
ELEAzER WILLIAMS has commenced suit
for SANDER. against all persons who asserted
that her ELEAzER was the son of King.
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

A CHANGE.-We see it stated that Gen.
Geo. w. Clark has disposed of the ''Arkan-
sas IntelIigencer, to j. w. Washbourne,
who formerly conducted it Gen. Clark re-
tires from the business altogether.
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

~ ROBERT L. PHILLIPS has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at this place, vice Ed
WARD L. Pryor, resigned.
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAIL RoAp.
We learn that the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad has been fully organized by the
election of board of directors, of whom
j. NJ. WILLIAMSON was elected President
JOSEPH j.. GREGG was appointed chief en-
gineer. and was authorized to organize a
corps of engineers and proceed to thor
ough survey of the road, and to location
as far as the St. Francis river, in order that
the work may commence as early as posi-
BILE. The contract for throwing up the en-
bankment from Memphis to the st. Francis
river, distance of some forty miles, has al
ready been made with an experienced con-
tractor, who will commence the work as soon
as it is ready"
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL is proposed
TO hold convention at Little Rock, Ark,
on the first day of the next session Of the Leg
islature. whether called or regular for the pur-
pose of discussing the Cairo &Fultsn road and
the terminus Of the branch to the Mississip-
pi river Helena has already appointed
delegates to the Convention.
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22
Public Speaking.

The candidates for Congress in the Southern
district of Arkansas, have agreed upon the fol-
lowing times and places for addressing their fel-
low citizens. The speaking will commence at 10
o'clock A NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22
Prosecuting Attorney.

We authorized to announce ROBERT NJ.
HARDY, Esq, candidate for Prosecuting At
torney in the Sixth Judicial District for the unex-
pired term of E. A. Warren, Esq, resigned.
We authorized to announce ORVILLE
JENNINGS, Esq, as candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, in the Sixth Judicial District, for the
unexpired term of E. A. Warren. Esq, resigned.
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

THE MEMPHIS CoNvENT1oN-We pub
lish to-day the first and second days pro-
ceedings of the Commercial Convention re-
Gently assembled at Memphis. The Con-
vention adjourned sine die on the fourth day
of its session, having completed its labors.
We will publish in our next the proceed
ings of the third and fourth days, with the
various resolutions considered and adopted
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

80, - :. n, ,!5 Glddlngs and Samuel Levi, fres.
Southern Ohio. afe canvassing
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-22

! 1It il not madness
N That have uttered: bring me to the test,
And the matter will re-word: which madness
u Would gambol fromn
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16
THE AILANTHUS.

When the late Mr. DowSISG published his bull against
the unfortunate Alanthus tree put in plea for mercy
and suspension of judgment assigning several reasons
Since then have in reading with nothing bat
universal petition for its execution Such is public
opinion; it has irresistible tides and of them has GER
tany been setting pretty strongly against this great
fayorte As usual in the of fayorites there
single step from the smile of the sovereign to the scaod
As the Aaanus ceased to be worshipped as the
finest shade tree in the universe it all at became
nothing ALL and worse-it was a nuisance and poison
and condemned TO the block and axe
Such being the verdict notprobaby that thought
but Of those who wrote felt for past rather
inclined to silence there clearly great honor be
gained by defending the friendess Ailanthus and not
much hope Of being useful But we have puc<ed up
courage in its behalf Congress- at length, has
passed upon the subject and decided that it is ct
keep company with other trees in decorating the public
grounds in the city OF Washington Any other tree but
this may be tolerated there by Congress Since have
got the judgment Of so bundering and wrong headed
body Of men against confidence in OPINION has
yyed and would ask the public, therefore
sider their convictions but the hasy conclusions
Of jealous writer's The is beautiful in stem
foliage, and flowers, free from vermn, and robust
grower.
pected and that is the disagreeable odor OF its flower
We do understand it be alleged that its efuyum
is unwholesome but only unpleasant some persons
not ALL and that continues but for week or two This
surely is small charge to be set up against so many
good qualities all acknowledge that ii possesses Ii
should scarcely be permitted to outweigh even one Of s
many exceenceswe mean its easy growth and extraor
dinary tenacity OF life. This is quality that strongly
recommends itself to city Few handsome trees pos
sess these invaluable traits and this is the reason that
young trees set out in densey settled towns and places
Of much exposure are precarious in their growth and
ire growing trees, like the noble elm. very
desirable but cannot be reared maturity excep pro-
eced spots, or in the early periods Of town Sturdy
stocks, like the Alanthus be resorted the al
tentative will be trees ut all in streets and plenty
Of Telegraph poles in their stead Let have the Allan
thus rather than nothing g-Nepark Adperttser
The virtue which requires to be ever guarded scarce
ly worth the sentinel
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SEIZURE OF 4 PoRrUGuEsE SLAYER THE DoMISIcAS
GOVERNMENT Domingo Ftb. 2O--Some short time
since the Portuguese schooner Ceres well known sla
YER and companion Of the Venus, presented herself N
Curacao Her true character Immediately suspected
but the local government in spite Of existing treaties
satisfied itself with warning her off She proceeded u
Porto Plata with instructions TO await there equip
ment from Trinidad de Cuba. However, the authorities
Of that small place acted with most praseTorthy zeal and
energy As soon as she suspected General Pelleer
the Communicated Arms visited her, and his suspicious
being confirmed she was laid under embargo.
The supreme Government Of the Republic, having re-
ceiyed information these circumstances, dispatched
Of their men war Porto Plata and conveyed the Ce
res TO the CITY Of Domingo where the master and
crew were arragned before the Supreme Court and found
guilty of having been engaged in the traffic Of slaves de-
cared piracy BY the laws Of the Republic. The captain
who calls himself Tomassna, has been sentenced with
his mate and pilot two years in prison, and the Of
the crew 10 one year The vessel is claimed by the Do
minican Government rs prize.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL IsrEIneEscER.

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For the .ong Sessions Of Congress (averaging eight
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reduction of 20 per cent onehfh Of the full charge)
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No accounts being kept for this paper it will not be for
warded to any unless paid for in advance sent
longer than the time for which it is so paid.
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MARROW EsoAPE.--The Albion IN i) Republican
states that Thursday last Mr. JoHS MILLspAuGH had
harbreadh escape the Buffalo, Falls and Rochester
railroad lie had taken passage the at Lockport
for Albion and about stepping the rear car OF the
train when he slipped and fell between the rails At the
instant the backed and the entire train
passed over him. and hardly had the locomotive cleared
him before the motion was reversed and again the train
ran over his PROSTATE body Fortunately the spot where
he lay unusually depressedso much 20 that the cars
passed him without touching the cowcatcher mere
IL brushing him We do envy the sensations he must
have experienced while specuating the probability
Of being crushed by the passage Of the locomotive.
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Mr. EDWARD JEwErr brother Of the Editor Of the Buffalo
Advertiser stabbed in California the night Of the I'd
February last 1t that Mr. j. while driving along the
road was hailed by stranger who pettonod for ride He
assented and individual had scarcely seated himself be-
fore he stabbed Mr. in the side He Immediately escaped
another had just then appeared in sight The unor
tunate victim survived but about day and half but before
bis DEATH described the villain accurately that is hoped
be may be discovered.
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learning, power, and time.
(Too much Of all) thus wasting in vain war
0f farv;d cnl1onny


when reminded Of Carlyles description Of his
surprising talk which, with due abatements made for
the exaggerated dction of that literary Cyclops is we
doubt not, faithful SKETCH and with which we must
conclude reluctantly part these random observa
tons favorite author:
The good man, he getting old, towards sixty
perhaps and you the idea of life that had been
full Of suferings; life heavyadcn, half vanq quished
still swimming painfully in Of manifold physical and
other bewilderment Brow and head round and Of
massive weight but the face was habby and irresolute
The deepeyes of light hazel full Of sorrow of
inspiration confused pain looked mildly from them as in
kind Of mild astonshment The whole figure and air,
good and amiabe otherwise might be called abby and
rresoue, expressive Of weakness under possibility Of
strength He hung loosely his limbs with knees bent
and STOPPING attitude; in walking he rather shuied
than decsively stepped and lady remarked, he
could hx which side Of the garden would suit
him best but continually shifted in corkscrew fashion,
and kept trying both heavyladen hgh-aspiring, and
surely suffering man. His voice. naturally soft and
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

The COMPLETE WORKS SAMUEL TAYLOR CoLERIDGE
VIII introductory Essay upon has Philosophical ana
Theological Opinions Edited by Professor SHEDD. In
seven volumes New York: Harper s Bros. 1853.
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So too. he Quotes the later Platonsts the elder Eng
sh divincs as Leighton md the old Harrington, and
illustrates the same dogma from the dirty pages Of
Rabeaiss comic book in which we pleased to learn
that Pantagruel is the Reason and Panurge the Under
standingthe pollarded man. the with every faculty
except the reason" -
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MonnANrnN. \. C. Inne 3nll

MoRGANroN \. c., June 30lh. 1853.
Dr.. \. G. BRAGG \ Col feel it my duty to those at
my lrh.w beings Who afflicted as have cen t. add
my testimony the wund rfu effects at your Mustang
Linment. WAS severely attacked in Dec,mbur lcsl
with journalism Ia is form suffering nig. AMI
day with eXcrncutng pnin for xix munh,, hen2 Ton the
wfoe lime unable walk even step My tight leg wa
contracted and drnwn up that could not put il /,
the ground. and my left arm was badly acted Du-
ring the whole time was attended 10y two II the tnosI
skul physicians in the pace, hul they ~ unable To-
afford reiel,and finally gave up-pronnunced me
iueurahlo, and suid ,ou-t die.
A, tii. critical moment commenced using the Mex.
ican Mustang Lriment, aud ntsr using two small riot.
ties began find relief from my suieriug, and after
using .even bottles well as ever WIS heorr.
GEORGE GOOD.
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Horses. Mules Cutie, Hogs, Sheep and Cave, of
over eight IN number, will be eairied as 3rd ea-s
Go,d. The weights to be gulnied follows: lar-
ses l00n lbs. Mules, 500; Beef Cutie, 1000; Stuck
do. 700 Hogs. 1856 Sheep, 100; Calves, l25, under
3 months old Lumber of all kinds, ana Coal 10
be load,'d and unloaded by ,Rncrs, eonsighres
One day only will be allowed 10 loud unload, unless
bv specin nlreemeut in writing. Whenever a Cur IS
-lefed rcnaI louded arriving at lis place ol
destination. over % hors. unle.s otherwise agreed
upon, il viii be at option of the Company To unload
il, and cnurge he oi 80 per Car load FOR
Lumber and 30 cent? for Gon and also chalge al the
rate of 500 per day. for the use of the Cai.
THOS. SHARP Supr't.
aug 27-rs Va. < Tenn. Il. r.
10 Express aud Rep. copy.
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silver and Plated Ware,
The Frederick Female Seminary.

1 located Frederick Cry Md, as healny ant
Il pleasant tawu any in the Southern States.
This Institution has able and cfiic' NJ Bonr4 at
Professors and Teachers good Library excellent Mu.
sieal Instruments extensive Chemical and Pllusop-
cu Apparutus and il Is confidently be.vrd that it offers
As many tacites lot imparting thorough extensive
aud refined education SAY Seminary IN the hand
The School Is not Nectu an-.un the contrary, the
Jung aides strictly required to attend such Church
parents designate ccompul led always by lie icher.
Scholars will be received any tire during the year,
and will be charged proponionaby from the date of
their entrance the close of the Scholastic year in
July.
Christmas Holidays, on the Bird lay =, Jan, ary, which
would be very appropriate time Tor Scholars
the Sclool.
For roard and Tuition, including furnished Rooms,
Light, Fuel, Washing etc 5000 per Scholastic yenr
PAYABLE half yearly in advance.
~ tor Circulars, and other particulars. address
dec 6.dt22d II. WINCHESTER Pres
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4n,eteo Pp,ot7tate toa" f""e ttoss'-boHes oi hats
lonuctsnl furniture
driicieS uoptopriaiei 10 Serohd Cidss-Boxes, bales
ary good feathers shoes, saddley glass, paints oils
hugs and {, nlectionery.
Ayii~ies an roDriaieto Third CidsS.-Virgina domes
cs sugar coffee liquor, bagging rope butter, checsc
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns, cop
p,. tim sheet iron hollowware queensware castings
hardware marble (dressed) heayy articles NJ"
enumerated in spe iul or fourth class rates.
J,ljcies at5ropriafe 10 the Fourth Ciass-tour, (ih
,neks rice pork beet, fish lard talow aud bac"h. (in
nsks boxes sacks) beeswux baIes of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron narb'e (undressed) mill aud
,rnd stones, mill gearing.
=, I 30 miles 1.50 Salt per bushe ] 8
',last 'f per 100 miles. 200 Fifty pounds. 10
,"n 81 ~ - $50 miles. 80 II
ooo ms zoe miles 300 Carrie sast. } !?
Sci 7--dts
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CIOCKs

" have an hand snnd lot OF Clocks some u n
m ~ ,"ia,l ..itii prnrl, vriv p.cuy mamie ornament
,, qaod ,ime.h ceper-AI-o very pretty nm P'ef'
tahIr fot ChuleLe-, Counting VI MI =" "hifh
W. tuaruiee h. perf"m accurn'c n,e-And '"-' ept pe
la.t ~ hnvr " 81 the r,.pb Hisd Le oult'f hnzat
,,,,r,r p,tir.,-Ne have tried them, nnd therefore
kp,e fhrm In nnyev rused before All thos "ah
i,r ponIs IA ,ur Inc respectfully soiicitod ~ ehn
n.,d sxnminr our sturk beinr purchasing elsewhere
"a H. SHNEfTtIORN co,
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/ AKGE LOT OF GROCERIES nv

ARGE LOT OF GROCERIES nv
IL CONSIGNMENT ana n w receiving n Iarga ~.
of groceries on consignment consisting Of
G5 Bags Rim Coffee,
- Java
90 Hhls- Brow Sugar,
10 Bill. Crushed Sugar
30 " Cotfte Sugur
Boxes Losf Sugar,
Bbls. Moa .ses,
Kegs s. @ Soda
All If which will sell on accommodatioo form.
WIN. A. NJ. IER.
nov 10 t. On He Bt'n
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MERCHANT.
MccORKLE & JONES,
wa LEsALE RET,tf
Groeers d Commission ucrc,,.

AASSo4A4AAA W OUAG,H
W. LEsALE = RFT,u
sfoeefs /" commission Merchants
>.,,,,, Main st, Lynchbur. y
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their F,il Sg'is g. Va
"A they solicit the attention Of their en ~ which
pubii' generally viz: UNI the
300 Sack Salt.
100 Bags Rio Igar Java and NIa.ncaa.. -
60 bhl>. Crushed, Puverized Cefr.e ~, Cahet.
fled Sugars, "n an
10 hid. 7. Il. and N. o.. Sugar.
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar
500 Kegs Nails, NIL sizes
100 Sides Sole Leather
50 Tons Country, Role. and Band Tro,. -,
p Case Fine Stick Lie. rier Ut 'itrs
80 do Cnmnnn Stick Licorce
% do Fine Mass do
Coils Mum Ia Rope, To incle. 5is,,...#-
30 Baskets Olive Oil
- Boxes Candles, all qualities
10 Barrels n. o. Moa ~sas,
hhds WestI, do
10 Bnrrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
8 do Tnr.
40 do Ilerrings Mackere md Sbaq
300 bush Clov'i, Tmalh. Orchard EBsilp,
aud Evei-Green Gnss Seed. wi Due
5000 HIS. Prime Western Bar.n Sdcs
300n lbs. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders an, G.,
cured by WIN Mas,e, '"e'
coon lbs. Cast Sheer and Blisiered Steel -
10 TOO Feet hety Fuse. 1es
300 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder.
ID doz. Rowland and Hnmes' ShnyeI.
SIC Blankets different qualities
300 Wool Hats. do do
ALSO
Cahcoes Dnmestics beached and unb,eeebcd n. :,
Tickngs. O.naburgs, Smoking and Ch,winB TJ ''u
all qualities OF Their own nnnlacture, whir the, va,
rainfall of which thy will sell low for ca In ,n
somers ON time. or, in exchange for Country mr. wa
Gail ON us before maNlne your bill, elsewhere Il w.
please. '''
We want l5O0to 9, 400 bushels sheled Oat. e., IA,
liber, prices will be paid. WI
oct 24-dts McCORKIE & HOMES
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II the ram Is stopped Tor passenger between am
al the above named points, the charge will be muee from
the point last passed by the Train and charge vii
he less than twentc-ive cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxcept those
who take the ,ars where tickets not sold
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent in al
itior the regular rates uf fare provided. however
That in shall he receive less than ten,
Tim dy cents from anyone passenger, to any point
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes,
be left with the Ticket Agent und with the Cnnduc
which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
lego travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce heirree papers,or they Will be
permitted To travel on the
MAY l6-ts. THOM vs. SHARP,
SuDt. Ira
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Loekets. Pins, Keys. Charms, &c.

HOME n.e. tom Al aHa sri- fs ut y he'pluhl az
tifi Ia Ito ~ uf L., kef- Pin. Kew, Cham
Fr,mad t'ssez 81. u, fa4 the airr L aud M hfnn-
fa ssorimrn OYER this plnre. seected o5 him
selr 10 the Narihcrn eit,s Alle whieo VI" be filled
with Pictures ia thu h'- stso The Art with phi g. o
snii he times
Inst thnuei. not ient he ~ "a call attention Ia hi- ew
sivle # coiofed Pirtun.s (by which Drpefy oi ANY
calior can he accurately copied Whrh l. the ndmra
ton Of The crowiis which dnily ti.anue hs rooms
Call al the slgu If The Fing Bank Squ'rc.
Dec ln-.s + T.. GIBBS, Proprietor,
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n Office The undersigned have this day pn
chased n. Z Talairrrn's interest in the CONFER
of Erhols. Pryur& Iaacrro. the business "a heret
lore, will in future be conducted under the syr an
firm OF ECHOLS x PRYOR, who alone are authorize
10 the name of the former concern in winding u
they solicit continuance Of the patronage e he
friends and the public generally
r. j. ECH0lS
aug SITS " II PRYOR
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PRICES

The Linment is pat np in bottles of three sizes, anil
sells 25 cents 80 &c Is, and q per bottle. rhe 80
size confirms B. lin ich As the 95rts and
the dollar size three times much the 25 cent
size. being much cheaper.
A. G. BRAGG & co, Prupretors BOA Broadway.
New York aud st Louis Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II. SEAY.
ID. X. LYMAN. and
X. STABLER & Co..
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6IfCLALAhLJUs.
=, .,r,,ING STATION

= Va a EstGssENe 81
y - = ~, ia our ficnds,aad tie pun. ~ - ~
=. =; ,,, oI any hind ar quality oi "ooos, 'uai
,ia 80, G,r.t Cf,slul Palace syle'it tue co'''''
lclcs Of every DAY Wear. L. ,.an,i,r articles in
~ IL, lie The attention of those waning "''''
= -. 10 .iy. u. n cnl,-feeling assured tnat We ''
'u' Iii ebea,, n. any house in this cry ann o.
""" NV Being ndsc- ol CL01 HING an ",1h
IN, Ia sell on fair ietru-. The ruoile i'p! -
,bn, ,l,y will obi in the worth at their n'oi'' G.
,v,,,, snur,e ste sumo td oIr aft1rles. s''h y, ~
F,.,rL BEAVEr OVER COATS, ali e"loi'' ~
f,i,k. vel sses Bus ness Gnlts.oi Az 'i' ~ :,
,,s Dress and Flock Cons al all kllhN' -i's ii:
,ylrs and quality from the Boot ard IRE l., '' We
i.i,.i nnitern Also thu most beanfini 'cs'- "'''-'
mr. /, natterns rich the mines at a9ln anu ~
b,,.;po silk Pushes, Bfuckaies, NtN'ls, Cns"
a. o.. Bu.oin Stocks. CDvais, l'huilni l.
~ :, F. STo- KS FINE II / aud com
, ncs fancy susrehlrrs; Hosiery .'io''s' MUS
RI 4 IN f;l,ves; some most splendid umorrI"r 'i','
i II I,lbc ones; Under Shirts and drawers " '9i.
~ .SiI and Co;ton AID all things necessary 10 ei'ih'
n man in comfortable garments, whether NJ y" ~"
r tlnr ,ouse is open To all 10 come ana rec iol
themselves. ,.o a.,
Those wishing heir garmf his made TO 9in''. VIZ ps
Az, cen n finest Cuths, Cassniefs ana ''sthsS' u
nil kinds To be found in this market and we "a''an
vervihins to he made and fitted according TO f"cfoi
HE goods returned and no pay demanded.
We hive The best wofkm' II engaged III our es'a"'sg
mon, that can be secuted North South therefore give
us ii trial.
Very Respectfully,
BAKER d. CLAVEf.
CON, oq-ts Corner of hlnIn Murhet Sts.
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We take great pleasure in p'commen. ing the Men
trnu Mustang liniment toull our hierds and ,uzton
,rs thrhcsi article have ever used for Sofe~
Spran- 81 Gatas on Houses. We have used il eNtcu
siNth aud ALWAYS elee, ualy. Som" a. "ui met haSV
asp used II tor Btui.es aud Sor.s. vel a.,
Rnruuatc Pains, undthey all sa, il acts like magic
eau uay say that have abandoned the use OF my
I'm I1llll1n
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MnItaANro :. Inne anlh. Is5a.

MoRGANro,, June 30ih. 1851.
] certify thai am acquainted With George Guol-
thai he was afflicted with Rheum ,ti,m as above slnted
and cured by the OF the Mexican Mustang
Eminent JAMES c. SMYTH,
Merchant and II otel Keeper.
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~ TONS PERUVIAN GUANO.

.pF shall receive Ia le" day-, hty tons No ! L,
ru> ian Gunun ffum Mes-rs. Banrdu \ Btn Agents 4
tho Peruvian Gn,nrument All WIN tavr been wotin
tor IA supply are requested to cau Oh me-.
aey IL. Il SAGkETF