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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06
Death of Hon. Brooklns Campbell.

The death of the Hon. Brookns Campbell the
representative in Congress from the first district of
Tennessee, was announced in both houses on yeser-
day. The remarks made by the several gentlemen
who participated in the proceedings will be found in
our columns. They pay no more than a just tribute
to the public and private character of the deceased
Mr.. Campbell was one of those modest, unobtrusive
men who rose to eminence and secured public favor
exclusively upon his merits. His amiable and So
cable disposition the hearts of his associates in
every position of life whilst his frmness of pur-
pose, his constant devotion to his principles and the
energy and ability with which he maintained and
advocated them, secured the confidence and respect
of all who knew him We have known him init
matey for many years, and never knew of
reliable integrity or more scrupulous devotion
to his principles Union.
A Congressional Committee, in charge of Mr.. Camp
BELLS remains, passed through this place last Fri,
day ON their way 10 his late home in Tennessee.
JOURNAL.
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WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH


A MEDICINE must have merit, and great merit too to
"A stand the test of public opinion. Nc of putting can
medicine, if it be not really so.
good medicine will live. become popular, and extends
lily lind out its virtues, and the fame of them passes from
mouth to mouth with rapdity than news papers
spread it. II tlUing aCtnesS, testifyng cure ml
cine has made for him. is of far service than any new
paper advertising.
In proof Of what say above refer you to Hampi
Vegetable Tncture, and its effects It's praise is The
mouths of muttudes. The best of our country give
their testimony to its wonderful Among them
name Hon r. Clay, Hon Richard NJ Johnson, Vice Pres
dent OF the United States with hundreds of others C
thomas Canot-brother to the celebrated physician Of &
years standing after the skill of the Doctors of Europe and
America had failed.
In fact the rich and the poor young and old nevery Place
In the city and country find the same success attends u
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture is purely vegetable and
Tree from all mineral substances This Tncu
kidneys lungs and the system cures Dyspepsia M
er Complaint Diseases of the Urinary Organs Coughs A
Evil, Worms, Rheumatism, Gout Neuralgia, St. yirs
Dance Fits Nervous Affections generally Fistua, Pie,
bowel Complaints with all diseases arising from imH
blood AS remedy for the various arrangements there
NAE Ta iFsfE af seems y to he59 superior ~
TONS VEGETABLE TNcTURE, CURE for its numerous AZ:
complicated arrangements Hundreds who have been o
haze b and apted and on the verge of premature
are aa1N9ndantIy able to Prove by such host of Ll
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DEBILITY. 49,,
Esardct from James Harris, Esq's Letter. ALcrand7a @
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself, be b
Mrs H. has been suffering the liver complaint and
inability, constantly complaining from weakness, th
whoae system She now enjoys better health aN
1 TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.'
RHEUMATISM. 80 YEARs-M E. Bagwell, of I "a,
gina, suffered from Rheumatism from her 18th her '
year OF age at times entirely helpless Being wealthy
employed the best medical attention and tried many
TINCTURE.
COUGH; CONSUMPTION, &c.--Mr. Henry c. ".T
nad cough Tor years, great Weakness &c had III rd
nve or SIX physicians tried all their remedies, but was GUY
only BY HAdPIONsS VEGETABLE TINCTURE' r,pi.
| HS- Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 2D pal
more street. Baltimore and 304 Broadway, New York MI
ana get Pamphlet gratis; sold by c. & D. DuPFe,
mlngeon, N =, and by Druggists generally. y
+ EFT 1T BE UNDERSTOOD-Tha the largest and i n,
assortment OF Silk and Gingham Umbrellas in the
now open at the Hat and Cap Store to which the s'
'tlon Of all in want is respectfully called c. MYERS
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HILLFIELD ACADEMY.
JOHNSTON COUNTY, N. C.

TINE exercises of this School will commence ON a.
L January next. under the charge of S. A OnsyA
A. B.. VIZ
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION
For the Languages, ..... e1s -,
For the English Branches from tH 10
A- Board can be obtained at S. per month free F
charges A. G. POWELL, n SAN
BRYAN SMITH, 1rusee
December 9Th, 1853 Ile
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

HIGH PRICES OF BRANDIEs IN FRANcE-A letter
to the Boston Chronicle, dated Cognac France. No.
yember 81, says:
Notwithstanding the reluctance of importers in
your country to give orders for Cognac Brandies,
our holders will maintain their high prices
g In our district we have only had small touch
of the - Oidium' but if it follows its usual course
we apprehend that the next year it will spread all
over the country, and then worst apprehensions
will be realized Our most experienced agricultural
rsts have not yet found the real cause of that
disease and cannot satisfactorily explain what it is
can therefore only speak of it from what we have
seen When the grapes are formed. it is somethino
like white powder that attaches itself to it. at the
Same time preventing its further progress. The
branches of the vine then seem to have lost ALI
citations become black, and the leaves appear to be
dead.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

dent of the Mobile Tribune tells the following good
story:
friend OF mine offered a share the other
day, in the profits of a brilliant speculation Being
so absurd as to have a troublesome tenant of his
breast called conscience, he declined the enterprise
thereby losing handsome per cent 1t was in this
wise NV friend is largely engaged in an exporting
business. gentleman informed him that he had
some casks that he would like TO ship on shares
" What do they contain % Brandy" .What is
the object OF the shipment :" "Well, you see, it's
brandy which have manufactured, and which cost
fifty cents per gallon. We ship it to London, have il
entered at the docks, get the brand have it reshpped
and sell it with that brand for So per gallon.
Won't that pay -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

Somebody in the up country has nominated Hon
WILLIE P. MANGUM for wing candidate for Cover
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06
:. The Ballot Box

This is the title of sheet Patriot size just issued
in this place by Mr.. |. F. Diosway, publisher, on the
subject of Temperance. 1t is edited by Rev. Pres't
Deems 1t furnishes such blast in favor of pro.
hibitory liquor law as has before saluted the
public of North Carolina. The number under no.
tce stands by ITSELF at three cents copy. but will
be succeeded by others, if there be public demand
in which case it must have it's effects upon popu-
lar sentiment.
This proposition for prohibiory liquor law, such
as has been enacted in Maine and some other
States, has occupied our minds good deal, and we
confess that 10th to be forced into any posi-
ton concerning it. The terrible and loathly evils
of liquor drinking would seem sufficient to warrant
the exercise of all the enthusiasm not to say fanat
icism, that is brought to bear against it. but then
we honestly doubt both the policy and efficiency of
any law attempting to interfere radically, as the
Maine law does with the sumptuary habits of the
people. Greensboro PATRIOT
The above, from the Greensboro Patriot paper
strongly in favor of Temperance, and conducted by
Temperance men, expresses pretty accurately, the
opinion of the press of the State with the exception
of that portion expressly devoted to the Maine Law
as an object
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

HUTCHEsON's CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
For Piles, Ulcers Fresh Cuts White SwellingS, S0r
Breasts of Females, Sore Throat, and all
kinds Of CutaneouS Diseases.
TN PILES-that common and annoying dsease-it never
fails to effect cure matter in what form of how
long standing, if faithfully administered The proprietor
have in their possession large number of Certificates
some of the most respectable citizens in the State of Virgin
Ia, who have been relieved by its use, number of which
accompany each Box. We give the following:
BoTEToURT COUNTY, Va, Nov. Sth, 1851
Mr.. HUTcHEsoN-
Dear Sr i take pleasure in saying that the box your
Pile Ointment obtained from you, has entirely cured
it gave me relief in fifteen minutes after making the n
application.
had been afflicted with Piles for eight or ten years.
had tried number of remedies, without any benefit
think your remedy superior to any have tried
Yours, respectfully,
CHRISTIAN BAKER.
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BorEToURT COUNTY, Oct. 9th, 1853.

. BOTEToURT COUNTY, Oct. Jth, 300
Mr. HUTCHEsoN-
Dear S Il feel it to be my duty to say word upon the
merits of your Celebrated Ointment. | constrained
from experience to pronounce it the best Healing and Pain
since my little got one of his legs broken after which
he was carried considerable distance. which caused
IRENE soreness of the broken limb applied your Ointment
and in less than three hours all had disappeared
short time since, member of my family was taken With
malignant sore throat, and unhestatingly say that within
one hour after the first application, he almost entirely
relieved write for the benefit of the suffering
Yours, NC,
]. G.. SPERRY
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON & CO, Amsterdam,
Boteourt county, Va. Prce-5O cents and 81 each per
bottle.
;, a9- For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by VIM H. Liqit
Druggist.
December 3D. 1853 l36n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

r EFT 1T BE UNDERSTOOD-Tba the largest and be-
assortment Of Silk and Gingham Umbrellas in the Sts sr
Is now open at the Hat and Cap Store to which the M
ZION OF all IN want is respectfully called c. MYERS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

bS5~ Hon. ABRAHAM RENcHER declines being con-
sidered candidate for the Democratic nomination
for Governor Infirm health is given the reason.
Whether occupying the position of candidate or
simply that of private citizen, Mr.. RENcHER will
always be found battling manfully for the success
Of the Democratic party and its principles.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-The Texas brings Ver
Cruz dates of the 9th and city OF Mexico of til
10Th Santa Anna had accepted the Guadalaxar
declaration, with salary of 100000, but takes III
title of Most Serene Highness instead Of Captain
General. In case of death OF moral disqualification
he has the right to name successor.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
WIG Tn GeniIcmnnf

The rliadclphia Transcript thus answer.
,h.1 qu'igr
Tie trc reudrman always respects tho
c,lue. o. o.h1u. aid only ,iUlaies this rull
When superior considerations coupsi him
o.. for ialaufc. when &c has So cxpoc n
bnavc Aud lai7 arise, a stirling differ.
oloa ieireeu conventional Iolitencss ana
r5sl eonil.iy The former is aiIable 10 al
men aliie whom Il D. "ihc ,hing" 10 know
"a Hll Tie lHlsr turns H. lack, without,
.cfr'lc On dc n1undscl in fine clolhes--
0uiaary Uolleuc docs nH recognise
ihc laiasr in l.a working dre.', nor Tho
man uf business abo has been unfortunate
But ibc true rcH,ieman never cuts tho
huuLlcsi acquaintance who is worthy, wheth.
ta.s - z-.s---a =s--..-
r,.-uiy aar -.G.,laan is governed a.lnfe'h'
s.ly .f.es5s-els. The one docs homage
IA ftr r4,. ,ls o,hcr 90 ihs tailor that has
mad. !'m up.
Tho real reni nan. in a word. 10 govern
ly th, maxim. do unto others ns lgl
wopil Be done unto" II he seos ieeplo
ol1 man. IN rctil of being knocked uosn
n, crossing. remembers that somc day he
mas h arci also. aud hastcns to a'',t I, laa %
,r,is-er If apo5r woman, win ehllu ~
Lor arms ttofs an omnibus he does MOI no'
@,nsiy .ay. mo rcom." but rejecting that
itsr able 90 walk Than lhn weary
na ,,i., r,.e. aud a.Ier. bis seat. If he Is a
I1r.t,orrr. hc does not give bis smiles to
l.8.,, vlo como iu carr.age. and reserve
ii' ,' growns ror others. who have, unfortunate
ly. shorter purses.
uisslvsys thc weak and fricndlea whom
a,c real Gentleman fr.t assists. lie ianeyy'
~ % .prcrsilious to anybody, lut il he eoula
h, so a would he 10 shallow prcience' lie
Irea.hes good will to oil mon" lie con
.eientiouly lahors never to iniiicl needles
poip. by t6oughllcs9 words. lie avoid, ez
srrcraiinr q neighbor's faults. and refuse
no abuse men behind their backs lie f'
,pec.s himself and consequently ie,'rer'
. others. II III men were real genue'nei
!. vhat a grand world this would be
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
THE COTTAGE Door
ny TN nrnVrY

hr Z, d. nruefY.
How sweet the rrsi ihai labor yiclls
~. The humble anl the pa1f.
nfte sils the plirIafah of the field,
80, belafe his rniiagc door
he lark is singing In The Ky.
he swallow In the cave.
AM low Is heamins IN each eve
nHaih tisa Hss.HHH-fss fH|zHtFs4
The ar amid the faszani lIawcu
Supplies unpurcAlsrl health
An hsaIls are lpuHliHs mud the 1awef#
Nafe dear 10 him lhaH WEALTH.
Peace. Ike the hlrssrl sunlight plays
AmHHl his humble CT
AMI happy nights AMI cheerful lsys
bRide hi low'y lot
An IS hen The VILLAGE s4HIai''. b,'l
Rinss unt npon the HaIe.
The father hlw his heal fo tell
The music OF the lalr=
A ifeshef frrlurr serms Ia fil
The Iair aud lrwY sol
Anl every infant tongue Is still
To heaI the won Of tsaIIi
o hapnY hears'-ta linn wha stills
The IakuHs when th=s cry.
And makrs The lilY ue=IfI the hlis
81 elafions ip the eye
The Trusting patriarch rfags. 10 llra
liz alaH with iHafsaza.
Such =RaYs are wave ai Is.HasaH'nrts
AHl all sash path HfH fHlHei
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
Ci,iii,, Fortune.

CiWli5 Is fortune 90 isg'f fnr cuur.
irous nnn AWAY, succeed. iu l..a nrd that
r,rn Nh.u rrr.uit rf ait.iiy sometimes iail
The iamou, Duke d Marlborough /, % ease
IN point II wa. ail O., him T., cue con.
temporary. TINT III. agreeable mHuucr, often
converted au enemy into fiend aud hy
another that It Bas more pleasing TO he de.
n'ol fvur hy hs tacc dian TO receive
one from other men The gracious man.
nrts Of Chullr. james Eos preserved him
from prr,nual dislike. even ai time when
b.. .a.s .i'''asli'. 'hs iuu-i unu0rl.r mon
country is iull of example. ar e-' aH.n
,'n,a s ,oan ~ i,1,,6 clyIiiy IgGAgos,5s 1 iS %s
,ad frequent msnuccs where couclhal"iy
manner. haye made the fortunes Ol phys
irisrs. hvyers. dIyiuos politicians, mcr-
r'anis aud indeed, individuals oi all pnr'
suits. In bl.ug introduced TO stranger
nfablity or the reverse, create. lnNan'ane'
oply rr,uoe...'m 10 biz behalf or ava
ken. uucon.riou.y prejudice against him
To man. ci,i.iiy i- IN hri what beauty Is h
a woman itisa general passport io favor
a letter Of recommendation written IN
language that every stranger understands
Tic le.t pf muu ha,e often injured ihom
.elycs ly nrambil.'y and consequent rude
rsu a. th, rrsa'r.i rurntlc.' h1'' irl
ousuily succeeded iy ibcir plausible man
hcr. OF two men, equal IN oh other II
srcc,r. the courteous one has twice 'U
. chance r,r forlnnc. IPlA Ledgcr
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
NO. l..

IN public situation ! can answer with pro.
rrioiy, aud your tact will have told YOU that
in tho pres. IT easa ] must ho fully as anx.
ious to imgaft tie truth us You arc to know
il. have Fe3l Ire strange statements you
have sent ma about England wishing to
Airieanlsaa gaha. aIl aaaui tie srrau So
mcnis which have been making a, Madrid
10 that effect. give yon, in the most sol.
emn manner sueh lauslabla Though wickelD
iabricatuus allow, ny unqualified contndig.
ton Of tie VILE matter | hive not thu
slightest hesitation in telling you What have
len, during lie ia- three yeafs. my neeo.
tiai,oa5 with tie Spanish Government re.
fec'iug Cuha. and you viii see whether
taen j. even the slightest foundation Of iu.
nnfs which saam ta have been most seda.
lonsly srssad aHiaad In the United States.
fiuf ] lasa len making anaaasiug rcpre.
zauia'ions 81 the number Of slaHes annually
imported into IL island. AMI complaints Of
The almost open manner in which lho tallie
HHs carried oH uuaer lhe yery nasas Of the
taria.us6eHenl. Away. exeeHf.Hg tho ex.
sslIsut General fantha. Secondly I hays
haan making fruii'd., attempt. iu makl
the Spanish 6agaumcut deglafs AGAINST
lie alnm'nahle practice ia luea. piis.ey, tha.
= 10 say, 10 iuilaN M oSamnls = lie Uni.
ii States IN ibis PARTICULAR Thirdly.
Hzsrd my tune N anxious aieiiaiidus to
eHia.n the u.lImaie and camlls.e freedom
q. those neerass oa'lrl Enaueipalos."
pao have hten i.auIn,,u'y detained ia Ion.
daga siucc the year 1917. IN di.femrd of
treaties reieiee 10 ay that tie Spanish
aasemmeut haH liseuti 10 tie dictates u
ia5iiee aud humanity. aud las efanled no
llis loon. laaHhA ! i1yo ben cnitayof.
Ing 10 procure Al atloraliun e tint iutoler.
aui and immeFrl law hr Nhah foreigner.
Wishng 90 nHla IN Cula. are Obliged u
change their religion, on tie tamcwba.
siail.IneWine.Hlt .aa, uudcnllole.eghcl,l
ihzi becoming - mau is a satisfactory Pre-.
liminary 90 becoming rood enhiccis
10 iles official uorrintions hive add.
Cd ai various iimcs. friendly and ohieioas cx.
horsiioug to improve toe informal system u
,hc and ly facilitating thc administration
an sti9mcn, an.s..s' s - !. -
nl. lca win sce What ! really
uc. or rather attempted 10 DO isyeiy
.fom wlai am ala TO have dons
f-rcrA When tiguug slate II The
Wa. sui ignorance oF malcyolcnca
" rfta reckon upon the good
w country IN the success Of tho
Ns. 0 coa-onnnt with your own
a,,s aag institutions Ia ull iha. have
here iull you With cui.fs oanddr. The Uni.
el States can .rlg r,c 'hc natural working
4 England declared ani urchGuaing poll.
.y in a cause which % dear 10 her. and
Spain her,elf must fa,l that 10 DAYS Ike
hose, unless ,ha executes her engagements
nd Nod Ga. hyf Intolerance she can never
.0rc To cutrr urain nni A. she ought to DO.
u iho hierarchy u naiiont
Believe ne. my d,ss Corbin, with regard
.opr. rir.7g'y. HOWDEN.
T.. q c.. -s. p-I.t
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04

md through tho gmitallg Intervention Of
+ tie pressnan. who thrust roller between
our iaees talial saye tie Hhuic Affair Ne.
" different eump'ox'ou,l The maii,y was
hnnlly settled on Dr. HaI fliaully lsgm=
sad ailhaas nfsIadise Ia u IaHor of eiIhz
- rsiif y ailit l. sHlH5i iilt VI
out uuy eiaihine. ruli tH le0 stocking
agi - = .... i'ai aHa.fe.uH uur ueah
like ruif q the l.lsleflIan era. thar an.
iIelc m'ius lenu Luylad over cur head
At "a curly stage ot The proceedings. aud
the crown subsequently torn II while the
Judge j. safRiaa III. ptr. vii aa'd water in
the urAt laaei. a small Is ziaHd.nr Iesile
tie tuGafgf N.th q lasia, al elancius with
interest ofHI lie advertisement. in tie sae.
ond laar If laa san hie#a Herald. flff
eaIy uf wlH.a5 was struck Il uIfanths Iaeg
eI his shIfl n Tie time sc ID linn over tie
prs,
But Nh. flaaizs alast pictorial ,lsfl
Is The cfawhIae effort pf LIS aaHils Il is
q magnificent gmEe % % ii Yankee riria.
ilas aud tlaaad severe aud nHtu -. (. isxe.
Is witty To columns i H. r4r5r an
devoted ia ile Illustrations IT, frt is n
picture g aua ~ AMI e.lad y aprait If
lis Royal llI#hHe.s Prince sllrr. ,fo IN
Il @ g.ullemM famal g6iaHs. uhu s. tie
husband ai qHHan Victoria. 81 England.
and llc a.l.zHaf ma.F Il l#5 ehillnu-
lie e. Che inventor e l..Uaiaiai.l .AlH.ft
Int which ha= lan h'H'F iHlHaluc.s. with
efeai r..ae; III lie $ Amy Tic triHa#
iaai G,man eziueim. II# hslar balm a
i'hiehuHn all Is lHu'hefa na.ahe., "
Ss'tial common uDV5I #faf cut az l8as.
fs are es#HH'ed .c,efiIf rs l.ine lie
mar-inn # din louiz. E=a= San D..
.n tH'priia. lluUsr IN ulish shhlears
sa4 larH. - s.tllan,fld liz le=ilprrn AZ
siF NH'IsF sraif, au'huf a Hvrun'. pil.
srim's Pmsie#. '',ho cari.al at Wu.ling.
ah. aul "fe i.leHe1 If Governor Risiaf
At lltnie5a ! uewlafHf picture If
nan looking through a quadrant 4, i-uomi.
la'ed Cor'selia- ArsrIfs oBs Of iba sign.
if oI ihe Declaration d Independence.
ookIng into iuiuuy" Bui tbe greatest
.m"ne many oihefs NJ iio SINE s5I'. which
rtro & tie S rsia VI
ato EH lp ima Camrc"
Euui Haa. i'a fln aro-t lah
sas "feisli m $50 90 Chesapeake Bay
e'wccn the $ fica'rs Constitution and
iuauisre sul itr Bfiiih ifo.rs under Gen.
'uum. Our r'or.r1s Grr 'harr o., ,voiy.
.hrc, vss ,..'a.sas aud long my It ,
.a,r.'"
The la.i illustration e. ihr "'rn ~ rn J
y.lcr once eaten ly Gueal Wah.reun. ,,
hnaing 'hc GsueIaNs mrnr of usrirv Fl,
, sen. rep. ra'ri l,iuao.rrr bells. !
nd m arm rud lnmar The rarrr T.
bounds. uihcIvic with the mos gauial
nd punchy fam. Which we la,u't mum To 80
ury The a.l5aiue IUo mg.f do f0r now '
We caplc..l, threw @ lurlat ol water
rom our rilirr window thr aher day the
ao.' Of which irll urouan n.'oui,hol Span.
lrl, sitting upru li. lof.r l,arc the Colo.
nlo House he mal' thc lfiU remark "
'l,gjo, meaning thai vc were cuuIsgtus y.
nd ou Observing h.. tlluau fuw aud iho =,
'rcity Of hi, expression and moa.agbes -
.e thought We were.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04

FrrrLr SoiL The Columbia lIcSa'l
upcmurrt to show the produciIycucs' Of
Tcyo. land trll story Of hoy, who. insii.
gated BY spirit OF do,ilry, took one Of
M. Gather. '.mul boots aud bid II in a
bne he had Dug in the garden The next
morainr the principal feature Of lh' place
0,.a Le,uiiim leather tree bearing Gne
cron. Of hill grown bu1ans After lhn fruit
hd been rielod. th, tree split itself inta
.boo.pcs.. A0cr this who will doubt the
f,rility Of laud In Braaoria county
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
pAnls Nov15.
To Lord llowDGN NC.

Mn Deay CoriiA have this moment
received your letter Of yesterday, aud ] can
assurc volt that il has not in lhe leaa emOar-
r5..cd me. Our long friendship gives You
rcrrect RIGHT to ak inc any questions that
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04

GrrrGaunuNo OrrRArloNs In heavy
gambling operations Paris i' about to be
ccliu.rd hy Naw York Ono nigh! lost
wrck % celebrated Iailroad builder went
into a gambling saloon in Broadway. aud
rhukcd down $4,000 on a card aud von.
Ilc then aakcd thousand dollar bill and
won that. and then another whcrcnran lhe
bank ca,cd in Th, slmc evening ia on-
other quarter Of thr c'y. Sow Worker
wrr.nNy tun .m uaW 'w'nsHf 'u'
fH. T."H Hu I a..I H" n"
... .Hm. fI. a."a
.aasw.f.r N1t] %. i. lid
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