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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

ia he robbsEy Of he hOoss. shish pros.
e. . lenplslioa no sirong . Be over
come shea The nsrdsTer aoand nc
chance n HE poser. Fsmlly lsuels sn1
essh 10 ) eansi5eFsbls kmoEat uere lie
psies q his gsilL By leaving lhe pea-
knife. DaEnso0urI hoped 20 lhFo1 snsps-
eion On Inc son 81 me eoang; and lhis
really Isrnsd cot - he had snlieipsaed.
.hossh he unsupported oPsning u The
cid Gel had subsssEea that part al The
ex5ee.sd issue. DsHsneOurl had doomed
DE Vslmoal 10 esalh 81 Ihs Fret oPPOs.
Iuniiy.
This fearful reEelaiion--from The mur-
drr's own hand--6lled lhe miads of the
people ol BRUSSELS wilh The deepest hor
rot. Had The Psekei beea returned 10 The
guilty Dsrane0urt. mystery. Il seemed
probable. would have permanently hung
over the lsis Of The ~. Msures; Tor The
accomplished hypoeTiis. ~ho had shed 50
much blood. seemed 10 know bsughI Of
conscience o. iis sings. When he Was
again taken 10 The scadald. II Was amid
The exeeraIlons Of mIiiiludes. and no
mans piIy followed the wretch inlO e,eE
nily. He cnGes had been committed
with IS Iilils renorse. and under a. Dn-
natural Circumstances. a. any than ever
dissraeed The annals Of mankind.
Theodore de Falmoni Was restored 10
the arms oil his beloved Emily. and en-
joyed as perfect happiness IS ever falls
10 human lot. 10 lhe close conceslmenI
which he wss compelled 10 preserve az
Ter bis fight, he had not heard Of The &C.
acknowledgement Of The marriage. Otherwise
he would probably have brsved ell dan |
ger. aud returned earlier 10 Brussels.-
This narrative. - the Oriental Herald
iron which We deriEe the mslerials Of
This article informs us, is founded up
on facts which really occurred. |
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04
BULWER AND ms WIFp

BULWER AND MS WIFE
The noEsl lRtriy published 4.
wifs Il Dalwsr lhs nosslisi, Ia. 49,.
passed ahfongh thrrs edillons n -
land. In only merit eonsi.ls n \.
isrness. and he sueress wilh uhieI !.
porirsys The shgered ferlinss n . s.
dicGys Homan. n. y. Wills. n n.
COssair. gives me following seroU,, =
The 6rss Misunderstanding Lslustn ~
ger and his wife.
BaliilR0rs ckronisl,
"Balxer MAS IN amhilinas maa--f.,,
AZ genius. of profound lssrniag. ,na ~ -
eral Eieus. lie bad urillen Pslham 4.
frst nosrl of The nin.ieenlh eensury 81
the Dlsoaned. nos Iar behind !, "A -.
RI. lie became ; member 81 pa.
msnt. To his wife he had hrea,ksd a.
hopes. his smbiii"us thoughts Of ~,
be could rderI. lie spoke - he uo,1a
have spoken 10 bis avn soul. H.s,
tered The House ~ camnons: n. %.
10 sPssk; Il wss his fret trial; n, l,,,.
Was - ~ zenIlh; he saw lhs l,eh,, d.,..
before bis bewiiderrd eyes lie ,,UI,.,
Of the one solitary lamp was before 49,
ing and flashing chandeliers. and his h,,u
cIePI back 10 hrs book-siri sanctuary. ,rs
has tongue could moi utter il hemnFI
snd eloquent senlimenls-he fa,led-
Stunned and COMPOUNDED. lie fled "a n.
ssneinaiy Of hume. ike The ralrr,, /.
the sanctuary u The church. nj, ~.
was N her boudoir---she had heard AZ
his defeat 81 party where she Was n,,
pride was slung. ile entered 10 reeti,,
her sympathy. Dropping him eur,e,y
she snssringly addressed him: -Ah. ven
arc the distinguished Edward I.ri,o.
bulwer. sulhoT Of Pelham aud The D,..
owned. You the man that vas 10 re,,.
nsrals England. 10 overthrow The Grey
Ministry. Poor thing. scared by u.
dare VI cshdl,!'' lie was osefuhsIm,
cd with rage and slapped her On n.
face. lie was unpafdonsbls among men.
but not among women. The pfotoea.
ton sas great. This Was one Of he tira
causes Of their separation; Who vas 10
blame in il! Morality aud lore will an.
suer The question:" @
This sPlriled passage 10 extracted, no,
from Willis "LoTsaIT," as The Chroui.
Gle above asserts. but from . review Of
"CheEelery" IN The National lalsIhgsn.
cer. IN Washington Cily, from The pta
VI Henry ]. Brcnt, . writer inferior 10
none IN The cOun,ry. ". T. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

PeRnsyiUGnid Eiseiion.--lIy tie &c.
ForI Of Tie Senate committee. TO whom
was referred tie rtsolnuon of inquiry
as To The number oi votes given u tie
lac election for Governor pl PrHnsylTa.
nla, aud Ior and against the amendments
to the constitution NJ this stale, IL appears
that tie whule number Of votes on Ihess
Two questions we're as follows: For
GOVenot; David X. Porter. 1889:
Joseph Rnner. l26.O29. MajmiIy Ter
Porter. 1881. Constitutions: tor Tie H.
amendments, ll9.22S. Against the H.
mcndmeHts, ll8.076. Maturity Tor The
Amendments, 3,I52.
The aggregate vote for Governor. thus
appears TO have been 25g,57g while on
'be fAr more important question Of tho
Constitution, u - stated al 235,3O4. La
o,Irr ~ords,i tweniy-lour thousand PEG.
pie voted for an executive officer. whose
Term OF service must expire ~ three
years, no did nut deem u worth While
To vote Tor OF against the very form of
constitution u the governments under
which they live. and 10 The durSIlOn oil
which there Is no limit! What CON-
inenlary upon political wisdom!
P0ulson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04
From the Western Weekly Rsyiew.
WING AND TORY.

In . letter written by Thomas JEFFERSON
10 a friend, he says. that the prorei
distinction Of Parties in . Republican,
Government is into Bhig and Tory.
Mr.. Jefferson then goes on and defines
the terms whig and tory as foIlows:--
/" The Tories" lie says. are for
strengthening hs General Exseuiire
Government. but The Hhigs ate for
strengthening t',s Representative Branch.
as the buiwsrs against consolidation.
whirh mus, ultimately generate mo-
narchy."
The friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, surely
will not object To this application oil
terms. as il comes from their professed
and acknowledged leader. We call no
names, but we presume they understand
their principles well enough In know
which tile righdully belongs TO them.
They know who are Tor strengthening
The general srsemire government aud
who are for strengthening the representa-.
tire 5rGnch.'"
The general executive government, or
simply /" The ErecmiUe." as IL is
frequently called in the newspapers, is
composed Of The President &c The u.
States and his esbine, officers. the Secre.
,ary Of State. OF the Treasury, tie Navy,
the warDepartmsnl, Postmaster General:
and Attorney General. who hold their
Offices a, his ,UiH. and are responsible 10
his authority alone.
The General Executive Gorernmenl
is strengthening itself with frightful rs-
pidlty, and we call upnn every freeman
TO look upon its daily extension Of power
with waichful and jealous eyes. The
wings are exerting all their power 10
diminish and weaken il. They are for
strengthening the Representative branch
ibe congressional department Of our GU
sernmrn'. They want members in con-
gross who are responsible 10 fae people.
and Who vii! faithfully represent The
people. The tories, as Mr.. Jefferson
says. are Strengthening the general ex.
ecuIive by sending member 10 congress.
Who will GO there to do the will and
sustain tie interests Of Martin Van Buren,.
And every man Who will sacrifice tile
political interests and feelings of The
people. 10 the success Of The power party,
IS sure Of his reward. Martin Van Buren,
has. by virtue Of his Office, thousands oI
minor Offices % bestow with salaries oil
rom $4,000 downwarIs--snd these are
given 10 those who most faithfully sustain
his interests. The Constitution OF The
United States intended these Offices should
DO filed With men, - honest, faithful aud !
;spable, who would perform their duties !
Or the benefit and advantage Of the people. !
Under the present administration, how. |
.ver, these Offices ara useI IS bribes 10
Iecure strength, aud rewards TO pay /
for ,lieir support Of an Buren.
Mr.. Jefferson had good know ledge of
Iuman nature. and OF the corrupling and
elnp,iug character Of Office and power
renee he wrote this great ifuth--wliich
sehope every honest Van Buren.ife will
~ TO heart---Iie Tories are for strength
ming the Genetal Executive Goyern>
neni. 1" Tia Hihiges are for strength.
ming The RpreseatafiUe branch as the
ul@srk agaiHal consolidation which
auss ultimately generate monarchy"
N IlpfuiTins, W af,,n.s, ..,.x.nI .u.,h
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

best a ny esPseiiy.
shall eadssEor 70 see a. maay Of ny
fell0w-xisiKens lhro0gh0uI he disussk
- ibe shpEi period before tbs EieeiaoI
will adEii. and oil lsks pleasure in sub
hitting 70 any Who may desire i. ~
opinions on any Of The political questions
u The day.
I am, lsllow-eilizens.
Your obeiiens servant and friend.
GEO. W. HAYWOOD.
June, 1899.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

PohIic opinion. says the Alexandra
Gazette. amongst the opposition parry
M Virginia, seems 10 be fast seIlling dow"
into determination 10 enJeavor TO fs'
elect MIR. lilses 10 The Senate OF the Un'-
ted States. and 10 make Nc. Tyler Gov
error Of the State. Mr.. Rlyes, u - I'M
derstood. docs not hesitate TO asow HIM
self as IN decided opposition 10 The p'e'
seat administration.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04
From the seoi,',own aud County Magazine for
Aug. 1873.

From the ssolts,owa and County Magazine 70
Aug. 1873.
The following story used 10 be told b.
king 6sorge the lsI. al his time Of re
lsxslInn from business. o.
"AbOui the year 1915 there vas . no
bleman in Gsrmsny whose daughter Wa.
cOurted by young Lord -. wher
he had made such progress IN this slTail
as 10 usual. BY the inierposaion Of friends,
the old Lord hid . conference with him.
asking him how he intended. II he mstri'
ed his daughter, TO maintain her. lie
answered equal 10 her qusllly." 10
which tie father tsplIrJ Tia, VAS no
answer 10 tho question. lie desired =.
gain 10 know what he had tn maintain
her with! 10 which the young Lori
then answered, he hoped tina, was 10
question, Tor his inheritance wss a. pub.
lie ss his name. The old Lord owned
his possessions 10 be great. but sull ask.
ed % he had nothing more secure than
land, wherewih to maintain his daugh.
tel! The question was strange. but end
ed IN this, that the father. Of the young
lady gave his positive resolve never 90
marry his daughter, though his heir. and
who would have such great estates but
10 man who had q manual trade, BY
which he might subsisi " driven from
his own country. The young Lord was
master OF none II present; but, rather
Than lose has mistress. he requested only
ayearstime. IN Which he promised To &C
qnHe one; ~ order tn Inch, lie got has.
AeI maker. tie most ingenious he could
meet win. and in six months became
master OF bis trade Of basket making,
win greater Improvements then even
his teacher himself; and as q proof Of his
ingenuity snl extraordinary proficiency
IN so short time, he brought TO hi.
young lady piece OF workmanship Of
his o"n performance, being a uhiis firig
tasksi, which. Tor many years after be.
came general fashion among the ladies'
BY the name Of dressing baskets. brought
to England from Germany aud Holland.
10 complete the singulsrity Of this re.
lsIion. II happened some years sfer this
aoblemsn's mar.sge, that he and his
sharing the misiortunes oi
HE wars Of The Palslinste. were drove
naked on, Of their est1ies; and in llol.
and. Tor some years, did this young l.nrd
maintain both his father. in-law and his
'wn lamily. by making baskets Of whi,e
wigs TO such an unparalleled excellency
IS none could attain; and il is from this
'oug German Lnrd The llolIandcrs dc.
i've those curIosities Of lwig wofk thar
re still made in the uniied Provinces"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

We make the follow ing extracts from
The Nashville Banner. in reply 10 Mr..
Speaker Folks declaration, that tie
Tarh, a national system Of Internal
Improvement. and The United States
Bank. are Of Federal origin.
Uiinuggion .4dr.
lie calls Protective l'auh, q system
OF Internal Improvements by the General
Government, aud The UniIed States Bank,
Federal measures. This 10 a gross
perSersion Of truth and Of the established
history vi The country. We have already
quoted from the Senate Journal The votes
VI Andrew Jackson aud Martin Van Buren,
IN lavOr OF The I'sutf Of 1874, aud tile
VOTES Of leading FederslisIs against III!
Add how is this conclusive record evI.
drnce VI the utter IslsI,y Of Col. Folks
assertion mel by his organ IN this place!
Why, by the tiIppan, remark. that the
Tariff OI 1928 was "a molehlll 10
mountain" and that the latter, winch
Was a bill Of abomlBsiions" and calculate
ed 10 make the rich richer and the poor
poorer. Was opposed by . the distinguish.
Ell democrats Of the country" The
Unions impudence is only equsIled by
iss ignorance. We know thai the Tariff
VI 1928 Vas opposed by. certain dis
nnguIshed democrats. I. was opposed
BY Hugh L. White, then a member Of
The Senate, by John Tyler. Of Va. BY
Nat. Macon. Of N. Z. and other DIS
slnguished Republicans. But by whom
was This mouDssin' Of oppression,
according to the Union. this j" bill OF
sbnmlna,ions." according to Col. Polk,
Supported and fastened on the coun.ryl
Firss in point Of precedence stands Martin
Fan Buren,, Presiden. Of the United
States. Who next Richard h. John
son. the Wee President. Who next!
SiLas Wright, the present Democratic
Senator from New York, and the RICH, |
arm VI the Administration in The Senate. |
Who next! IhOmas III. BENTON. Who
next! james Buchannan, Of Pennsyl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

Mr.. Rives. al The late charlottesville
dinner related The following characteristic
sneedoIe: A member Of the q. s. Sen.
ale. who had cordially concurrcd with
ME-. R'ves. in his views. (while freely
admitting iha, Mr.. r. in his opposition
10 the favoriIe measure Of The adminislfs.
iion. stood upon the same ground he had
before dome very significantly said, "bul
that IS mol The question. Mr.. Riyes; il is
arule 10 dancing in nv country, when the
tune ,rnns. you mus, turn. We have now
new tune aud new piper aud vet you
will no, turn." Ne Rises said. i" he was
not Of The Jim Grow school of politicians;
he could not thus" turn about and wheel
about" as the ptesiden,aI piper might
direct" Idrnrriife Reg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

n DsfnitiOn.-- We.won't quarrel with
the following definitions" tien,iIiiy is
neither in birth, manner. nor fashion; but
10 mind. A high sense Of honor. deter
mInaiion never 10 take mean advantage
oil another. an adherence 10 truth, delIca-
cy and poIileness towards those with
whom you have dealings. are the essential
and distinguished characteristics of gen.
ileman."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

The Planters Hotel IN Augusta, 1a''
with oil lis oui buildings, occupying ."
rn'ire square. was destroyed BY tire vi
Tuesday 18Th inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

Mr.. Van Buren passed through Balti-
more the other day, on his way To- New
York, incog.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
TICKETS $2o-NO SHARES.
Mode OF DRAWING.

MODE OF DKAWINU.
100, 1000 tickets, from to lOO,OOO, will
be put in one Wheel, and 600 Prizes, with
the Blanks, in another. To every Number
i Prize or Blank will he drawn, until all the
Prizes are determined, Ieavins the balance
Of Numbers in the Wheel, BLANKS.
HrMessrs Josiah Lawfon and 4. ".
Wortbington are agents for the sale Of Tick
cts in the above Lottery
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30

Bank. SEQ esrh, 5000
| 80 ditto dillo ditto ditto 5000
-25 ditto Gas Light Bank
500 each, ssss.sx $500
/ -25 ditto ditto ditto ditto $500
/ lis shares Mechanics'A
Traders Blk. s 100 each 500
LIS ditto ditto ditto ditto l,5Oc
90 g Each 100 shater of the
Louisiana State Bunk.
800 each. Each prizc
$1,000 10000
10 $ Each 2 shares Of 800
each, each prize Of $500
ofthe Gas Light Bank 1000
2OOs Each ] share If 500,
of the Bunk Of I..asisiaaa 10000
200" Each share OF 500, Of
the New Orleans Bank 10000
$50" Each SHIRE IL 800, OF
the Union Bank Florida 1900
600 Prizes $l,5oo,ooO
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30

The Deeds Of the Property and the Stock
transferred IN trust to Tie Comasissioners
appointed By the said Act Of he Legisl1-
hire Of Florida, for tie security Of the
Prize. Holders.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
SPLENDID SCHEME!!!!!!!

l Prixe-1'HE ARCADE-2S6 feet,
inches, 4 lines, on Ma
gaziae street; lOl feet
- III inches, On Naichez
IS a street ; l26 feet, 9 inches,
on Gravier street. Rent
ed II about $50 per
annun. Valued Mt $7OO. OO'
/ Prixe-CIrY HorEL-l62 feet
On Common street; lac
feet. 6 inches, on Camp
street. Bented nj $25,
0oO. v lued al 50O,ool
Prize DwnELINo HousK, lad
Joining the Arcade) No.
is, "a feet, 4 inches
front on Naichez street.
Renled 1t $l,2oO. Va
Iued It 10000
4 Prize-Ditio adjoining the Ar
cade) No. ls, % feet
front on Natchez street.
Rented 4. $1,000. Va
Iaod Il 10000
Prize Ditto (adieining theAr-
cadet NJ. 20, % feet
ff0nt "a Natchez street.
Rs..sd 8 5! 200. Va - -,
/ Prize-Ditto-l U %. North -
ess :. = ] -
40 fsss - II I'LL II
81 Isl lset deep d
Custom house SIT Rest
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
UlVEXAlNPLED
MAMM0T TIL SCHEME!

vuyllE following dctail of u SCHENlE Or
A LOTTERY, to To drawn 70, De-
cember next, warrants rs III declaring y 10
be UNPARALLELED In. the history OF
lotteries. Prizes tothe anount have nes-
er before been offered ia the public. y Il
true there are many blanks. bun on the other
hand, the extremely low charge Of $50 per
Ticket--tho value and number Of the Capt
,als, and the good old custom Of sc0vraHfiHg
that cpery Prize shal be drdacn and sold,
will, we are sure, give universal satisfae-
ton, and especially to the Six Hundred
Prize Holders.
To those disposed 10 adventure. we re-
commend early application being made 70
Us for tickets-when the Prizes are all sold,
blanks only rcmain-ihe first buyers have
the best chance. We, therefore. emphati-
cally say-DELAY NOT! bu, remit and
transmit to US your orders, which shall al
ways receive our immedinte attention.
Letters 70 be addressed, and applicatios,
made to
SYLVESTER g. CD.
we NJ. Vel
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
Linseys and Jeans.

Linseys and Jeans.
Large supply Of Kentucky Linseys
and Jeans, both coarse and fine, which
Ill be cold low for cash or to punctual cas-
sness, just received at the store Of MUIR
LAY 4 GARRETT, by
e E. G. WOOD.
June 81. 1889.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
Administrators Notice.

II ETTERS of Administration on the
4 estate Of JOHN J. TIDWELL, late
Of Jefferson County and State Of Mississippi,
deceased, having been granted to the under
aligned, by the Honorable the Probate Court
of said County and State, at the last July
Term OF said Court,-Notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the nndersign-
ed, duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever bar
red; and those indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
H. A MONTGOMERY.
Jefferson county, Aug. ID, 1889. e7-sm
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
A CARD.

THE Undersigned have associated them.
selves as CO partners in the DRUG Blu
SlNESS, under the firm Of r. N. FErH.
ERsroN'H e. Co.
]. ANDREWS.
X. N. FETIIERSTON'H.
GTWE invite The attention Of the public
To- the following catalogue of
Drugs, Medicines, 4 Chemicals.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
No Combination u 1tasbesss.

100, 900 TICKETS, FROM NO. !,
UPWARDS IN SUCCESSION.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30

comprising mist of the essential articles
which we shall end aver t. keep constant.
on hand, fresh and gcnaine, direct from The
Northern and Eastern cities, and for sale on
as good terms terms as they can be mad al
any other southern town.
Chemicals.
Calomel, Cor. Sublima'e, Tart Emeiic
Sugar Of Lead, blue, white and green Wit
rlol, Flor Benznin, Bis.nush, Zinc .nd Mar
tales; Red Precipdtate, White do, Lunar
Caustic, Ethiop's Mineral, Kernels do,
Tartar Vuri"la,cd, G,lden Snlphnret Anti
mony, Hydriodate Of Potash, OXIDE Of Bis
,nuih, Of Zinc, Iron, and Lead; SuIph.
Quinine, Morphine, Emeiine, Sirychniue,
Salaciae, Luputine, Rhubarbine, Iodine.
Gums.
Gum Arabac, Guaiucum, Gamboge,
Kinns, Elastic, Tragacarih, Aloes, Amn,ac,
Benzoin, Myrrt, Scammony, Camphor,
Opium.
Powders.
Antimnnialis, Arr,w Riot. Bark, Cream
Tartar, Charcua:, Divers. Ginger Camai-
CAY Ipccac, Jalap, Rhubarb.
Salts.
Sal Ammoniac, Duireiicus, N,tre, Martis,
EPSON, Polychrestus. Prunelle. Glauber,
Tartar, Soda.
Acids.
Acid Aceiic, Cnric. Lemon, Marisi;c-
Nitric, Oxaiic, Prussic. Pyroligneus, Sulphur
rio, TaHarlc.
Herbs, Roots, &c.
Colombo, C"lchicu.n. Eicampane, Gem
tian, Ginseng, Heliehore, Ipecac, Liquor
ice, Merxereon, Orris, Sarsaparilln, Slsea-
fr.s, Senekn. Serpent virg,nin, ScilIa, Tur-
meric, valer,an, Sem. Anisi, Fennel, Caro-
WY, Coriander, Cardnmnm, Flaxseed,
(biark and Whitley; Wormseed,
Ergh, Cocculu<, Indicns, Cuhehs, Peruvian
Bark, (paIe, yellow and red); Silnarouba,
Qnassia, Flor. ChanmmiIe, SAT-
ron, Sage, Senn.. (ind. and Alex'a.); Iva
Ursi, Digitalis, Hemlock, Horehound, Cat
nep, Lemon Balm, Lt,beIia, Carngeen OF
Irish Moss, lcelandic Moss, Cowage, Elate-
rum, Nux V0nica.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30

SYLVESTER & Co, l56, Brodduoy
Nc,o York. Sole Agents.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
SYLVESTER g. CO.


0+Obserrc the number, l56.
One prize of 100000!
One prize of 100000!
One prize of $4,000!
Six prizes of 10000!
Two prizes Of $4,000!
Three prizes of 10000!
eEramo zeal Estate s. asauk STOCK
10 1T y B g
OF Property sitasnted IN Neac
Orleans.
The Richest ind most Magnificent Scheme
euer presented TO the Public, in this or any
other country.
Tickets only $40!
Authorized By an Act Of the Legislative
Assembly Of Florida, and under the direc-
fions Of the Commissioners, acting under
the same,
TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, Fa.
DECEMBER LIST, 1889.
SCHMIDT q HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER & Co, l56, Brodd,roy,
NcsO York. Sole Agents.
No Combinations A1tsRbers.
100, 900 TICKETS, FROM NO. !,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
Glass Ware, &c.

Show, smelling, specie, saltmouth, tine.
ture, nursing, and wine Battles; fancy, es-
sencu, and prescription Walls; Cup ping
GIasses. Breast Pipes, Nipple Shields, Ora
duated Measures, Demjphns, Pill Tiles
Spatulas, Wedgwood Mortars. and Pesilea
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
Cerates, Plasters, &c.

DEMONSTRATION, Mecufial, Ace
tate u Lend, Blistering, Cilrine, Acct. Cop
per, Precipitate, Savin, Turner's Cerate,
simple Cerate.
PLAsrERs-Adhesive, Canfharides, Di-
ach lon, Cum Gum, STRENGTHENING, Burg.
Pitch, Hemlock, Mercurial, & Oxycrocesm
Oils.
Oil Of Aniseed. Amber, Almond, Bear,
Rerennotie, Csjeput, Caraway, Castor, Gin
1tn1 1aves, Cubebs, Copaiva, CrUton,
Fcnne juniper, Lavender, Lemon, LIN
seeds 9 I've, Penny rSy1l, Peppermint, ON,
oe Rast, Oil Rhodiu.n, Roseinnry, Sperm,
Spearmint, Spike, Tar, Tsnxy,
Thyme, rurpentine, Wintcrgreen, Worm
SEED, NORWOOD.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30

TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, Fa.
DECEMBER LIST, 1899.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30

SCHMIDT q HAMILTON, Managers.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30

Extract u l3oneset. C.rpenter's fuid Ext
of Bucm, Carpenters Syrup Of Evcrw.,rt'
Corpenhrss Prerip. Exsrnct # Bark, Car
'pcnier's Csf..e DC Copnvia. Carpenter On
of Cnnsharides, Carpenters OIL af Black
Pepper, Carpenters Cathsrtic Pix. SWANS .
VernIisugc, Herrysz Cnlcined Msgnes's
BatIer's Effervcscing Magnetism, Roach asio
Bedbng Bare.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-30
Paints, Brushes Varnish, &

N. B.-A constant supply Of MEDICINE
CHESTS, containing complete assortment
Ut Medicines suitable for Plantation, Family
or Steamboat use, always on hand.
rPrcscript;ons accurately compensated.
r. N. FETHERSTON,H & Co.
August Is, 1880. Gift