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The followiae grpllsmes have been Of point.
cd agents for the sale Of Bfsnd,sIhf lnn
Dennis Heart. Ilillsboroueh.
SIednsn a. Ramsay. Pinsbarough.
liargrsre. Gather 4 Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Siselnf, Midway, Da,it,on.
James d. M.Dads. chsleI Hill.
J. III. A. Drake. Ashborough, RsndnlI b.
John X. Brown. Privilege, DO.
VI. g. Gardner, 81. Lawrence. Chatham.
g. A. Msbsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
L. d w. Smith. Alananee, GuIliOrd.
q X. Sloan. Greensborough.
J. d X. REID. Trovblssomr Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James johnson, wsnia orlh. Do.
Wood & Neal. Madison, Do.
J. w. Barton. & Co.. Lssksvills. DO.
Owen M'Aleer. Yancey vile, Ca,wtlL
n. ]. Palmer. Milton, Do.
December IS 4s-I9m
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sOul 81 PistF. ehEislaia IesiEaalisa. shd
sdsgatiaa Of The Deity. Never ass D
more leuelnag piranss presented d me.
| csald have faReied itshe nriginsl afans
Of hose 6ns Pieaares of cousgio er Rem
eraEsi. bsl ihs deep islonslioas Of his
voice. and the lersenl devotion shieh u
expressed. gave ssblimiIs 10 ihls lsins
rletnrr. that no painslng ever passesssd.
The Ssperialeadsal ibid Ne thai fartssn
" years lhis Priest hsd not ceased 10
pray with similar ferssr 10 Ihsl which
20 Witnessed. during NJ The hours Of the
Gay. sass ~hen he hssiily sssllosed
some bread and usIer. the osly food ne
woHld touch. Sleep neser siale On him
I'LL he ass exhausted BY abslirenee and
fatigue: b.. ssen il slerP ne esnlinntd
70 sjaeulsls prayers. mingled ~ilh sighs
and eroans.
Ia lhelmes efihs primitive Christians.
ihis nan would have bern deeneds mo
del oi badness. end after death would have
been csnoniEed a. SAINT A deep aud
Revereeasing sense cf seli-ansarlhiness.
eontri,e spirit. sad sll-sngrOssins sdo-
ration Of The Creator. we're 90 ar IRON
being then considered IS proafs Of On
sberrslion OF reasos. that they ~ere re-
gsrded - The most convincing ones Of =
more Than ordinary possession Of IL Yet
these are the only symptoms Of insanity
allrihaled 10 This priest; and IRON lhrm.
in our days Of eisillzalion and mundane
occupation. he is declared % be inssne.
The earnesiness Of his prayers. his total
abstinence from sOrldly concerns. and
his life Of ssneliiy In he mids, of the herd
Of maRiaes with sham he was surround
ed. Nth. bat not Of them. reminded me
az some pure stream. gliding Though .
turbulent nser, without nlingllng ils clear
water with The turbiJ waves"
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Brandrethss Pills

! A VEGETABLE and Uaiser,,l 49,.
proved ~ The s1pssicnte ~ llsv,,,s..s..
hs. shsn properly peissseitd .iSh. s,,...s
care ~ every form VI the Okl1 Oar Lr,..a
all hasiar The same origin, sna ins,,.ll,
from the UNIVERSAL ROOT al m S:..a.e
aamely lMPuRITf % iMPERI EcT si,,s'.,
lion Of The CLOUD. sa-
IN o pesied 81 little more thar th,..
in The 4. 8 they have restored ~ .,s $3.50
health and snJoymrni over OAE llINnsra
THOUSAND peFsohs, sho sere si,,. -.
as laeurable By physieisns Of the frst "a, 4 -.
sianding, and 70 many eases . hen ever, 49,.
remedy lad bcfa fgsolird 10 IN VAR.
IN all easfsa Pain az " esk ACES. h,l.,.
be chronic or recent. xhrsLsr il he dt.le,,...
pain IN the side. whether Il asise lf.m ,.,.,..
lalional oF from SEINE immediate rav,, ~.
Their u be ffom iniernal OF eternal ,ni.,, !.
Pills. 's
This prineirle % purrire sah Bnnd,,,hi.
Pills, femoyss hothinR but In ssel,s, ars a.
ea.ed Particles from ihe BODY the mo,biJ ,,a
eosrnpl hamoIs &c The bleed. llese L.n,s,.
whrh cause disease they inspsde he f,es.
iions Of the liver xhea they selile u,an a.,
oFgaa. and which. shen they settle MN a.
muscles. Prednre Iheamslisn. /; or mn n.
nerves. Pfoduee gsul; OF ppoa he lulfs, p,e.
duee eousumrtion; OF upon the ihissiints, g..
iivenessi OF upan the liEing "a he blntd ss,.
sels. apoplexy and pafslyas, and all ne tai,
Of disorders % melancholy 20 the sll,nr al
oil who behold them.
Yes, purginR thsse hpnoFs from On. bed, !.
the true core for ell thtse complaints. .nd.,.
cry other form Of disease. Tlis 10 10 n.,,.
assertion : !, 10 demonsiraLle iflIh. s,ssma
day it's extending itself; fsf snd ide L /, Il.
coming known. and more and more ,ppreti.
tattd.
The cure BY purgine may more depend upnn
The laws which produce 50 e tness o. pur,l,.
than may be generally magined. Nhsis,sr
tends 70 siaeHaie. vill pIsdnse siekns,s. Be.
cause 4 tends 20 pairefaviion: tLef,Iors The
necessity oi constant exercise 10 seen.
When constant exercise ,snnss Be used f,om
Any CAUSE. the oceasinaaI use Of opKxne
MEplcIsE 70 ABSOLUTELY r,qaired. ILus
The eonduits IL the blood, the lonniaia or liz.
are kepi free rem those inlpu, iiies ii, would
prevent ns steady current minislesine health.
Thus morbid hamors are pr,,ented from BE-.
coming mixed with u. u is nature Viii. his
thus assisted through the msans aud ssll.ls
y hich she has PFesidsd far henelG
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarts Sessions.
August Term. 1871.
GabrisI b. Lea v. .kathaaiel b S.,.s1t

Gaerisl b. Law. .Nsthaaiei B S.ssnt.
~ appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
that The defendant 10 this case has Isil
The -ouniiy; u 10 therefore ordered thai pub.
lIration be made in the Ilillsbo5Ou.h gecor
der: for six weeks soccesively, notifying the
said defendant that tie plaintiff has levied
on his Interest 10 The lands Of Charles Stew.
at. decreased, adjoining the lands of Aim
Compton and others. and that application viii
be made u The next term or this Court Tor an
order Of sale.
JOHN TAYLOR, Cierk.
fnes ahV 90 9s-- sw
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fram Ihe ChBFrhmaa.
THE EARLY DEAD.

- - - - n A. n ~ n - ~
xDrzrssED 70 sRorHKK N AFFIcTIol
On sarpl-r q sersinis
Cor eaafriiums Gaasi einis
Cere enram mel EMS
!Thsrs's soand Of uOsrniae. brother.
Where s~est pssee mas ~oa, 10 reign;
oAs ~as called. and Ihes snsikr-
Dsats ssMs once. and came again:
sab. 10 ths dreanless slumber
ofiAs qais. grave. they zen;
Darkly, with the countless napbef
sfihs silsal dead. Ihsy dxsll.
We have soHo1'd ~ilh Thee, brolheE,
For the lessd. lks lost. the dead;
Fiis veil; We Fould not swaiher
Grief 50 pure. 90 haiiowed; We
u i good 20 wesp, when saaasss
Brings ne own raosi p-eeioas hllm;-
Grief resiend. and iesrssI elsdaess.
Hope 'piast mOurning. bright and calm.
They are gsns 10 Leavea, brother;
Christian la,hss dry yosr tears;
They we're eHsIsr's. Q Christian molhen
caHIsr's alone fom earliest years
Ills By word and siea ba7,isnal,
His BY grace ie baptism eivea.
From earih's deserts, euid and dismal,
lie hasisken hen 10 heayen.
j. the Vereant spring time. brother
u the holy weeks Of Leaf.
To one bright one. and another.
Was the SsViouI's sSmmoa's sent. .-.
Prom the sunshine and the Gewsp.
From the vigil fast and prayer.
They are gone 10 fadeIess bopen.
Free, for aye, from sin and care.
We shall meet them there. ny brother;
Christian father, dry your ieas;
They were christ's. o chrisliaa mother
chrisi's alone from earliest yesrs.
To The father.land above us.
tie has eaIl'd them weep no more;
Think ye thai our. children love Ne
Less because their pains arc Der!
Easter Even, ls4i. ID.
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A Defaiiion?-Children are inauisi-
tive bodies--for instance: I" What does
cieaUe mean, Pal" al means to unite
together" Does John unite wood,
when he cleaves itl'' Hem, well, il
means 10 separate" "Well, Pa, does a
man separate from his wife, when he
cleaves to herr Hem, hem. don't ask
SO many foolish questions, ehild!''
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Strange MHsions.-In 1884, Maria
Pan was admitted into the hospital al Bor-
deaux. her left hand and arm covered with
deep and bleeding gashes, its tendons pro-
jecting. and the bones brokeRl She bad,
in her sleep. gone into loft to cut wood
with a hedging bill. Thinking she was
cutting the wood, she had hacked her FORE
arm and hand. until she tainted away, and
fell bathed in her blood She had felt no
pain, bat merely had a sensation a. If the
parts were prieked with pins. From
Marcus Donaius we read the following
case of still more melancholy interest:
Vicentinus believed himself TOO large 10
pass one ofhis doorways. To dispel this
IL was resolved by his physician
that he should be dragged through this
aperture by force. This erroneous die
tate was obeyed; but as he was forced
along yicentinus screamed out in agony,
that his limbs were fractured. and the flesh
Torn from the bones. In this dreadful de-
fusion, with terrific imprecations against
his nurderers, he died.
DsaJy's Philosophy Of Mystery.
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| y 10
VERY CE7EAP!!
tYH are now receiving from New York and
" Phtlade'phis, handsome assortment oil
Spring and Summer
| GOODS.
which have been bought cheap, aud will be
sold cheap %..
This purchase was not made by order, bu,
by one Of the Subscribers; we therefore think
we are able To show u stock that must please
nur friends aud customers wishing to trrs,
themselves TO Summer surrly.
OUR STOCK COMPRISES.
Superior wooldypd Black CLOTHS,
Do. DO. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green, do.
DO. Ermlnets,
Fancy Cassimeres, Saiinets,
Cadet James. Kentucky James,
s'' and si M... ca.."''s' vEsrlNes.
Printed Lawn. yackonei and French Mus.
lin,
Chslsys, plain and striped Ginpham,
Figured. striped and plain Light Silks,
Black and blne-black Bnnbszines,
French. English aud American Prints.
PLAIN and chequered Muslin.
Long Lawn. Hem stitch and Linen Cam.
brc lisndkerchiefs.
DanIask and Bird.eye Diaper.
Irish and Brown Linens.
Brown Holland. and LINEN Drillinrs.
Georgia Nsnkin, Cadet gassimeres.
Worked Collars, Edgings, and lnsertinps.
tlorencc and Straw Braid Bnnnet..
Hoods. Flowers. Bonnei Ribbons. 6r.
IT. ALSO,
HEAVIER Fur, Brush, i.eghorn and Palm
leaf HATS.
I;enllemen's Shoes, Boots, puinns ard
Slippers.
,.sdies' Black and Coloured Slippers.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
'lass. Queenswsre. crockery. and Stone
Ware.
HARDWARE and CultIery.
chocolate. Mace. Clo,es.
dolasses. Loai and Brown Sugar.
Black aud Green Teas.
'owder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints, &c. e..
PARKER Il NELSON
April %. 70
BL.9NKS for sa'e al Mis ORv
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Job Printing,
EXECUTED AT THIS oTFIsE
III ILLS ROUG II. N. {.
rrBlisHED WEEKLY
nv DENNIS nEARrT,

nv DENNIS nEARTT,
At THasE DOLLARS YEAR, On Two rtitats
FIFTH eEsrs ~ PAID IN AIsAstE.
Those who do not give Notice OF ihcir wish
TO have Their faner disc onlinrtd at the txpna'
lion Of The year, will be ric,rmrd as ,'csilIne
nst ontinraasc until sounicIma.ftd And no
PAPER will 10 disconiinp,d Until oil sn, s'strs
are raid. nnlcss o. lie piiup - The iulllstfr.
Advertisements met cxrrfdirg sixteen l;r's,
one dollar for the iigl, and ivrniy.G,r 'trls
i"r ea,b Subsequent ffssriion; lohitr ores ~
proportion. souft sfvcrilscmrpis iscn;. five
per rent higher. A'lrdus lien of 81 POI gent.
viii DC made I. adse,,;s,a b, the .sa
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Finale ResOluiion.-A remarkable in
stance Of female resolution has recently
been reported in Spain. All the world
over the sex are alike, and not easily
swerved from their determination. II Is
said that Justice Of the peace while pro-
ceeding to put the seals on the goods Of a
deceased lady as protection 10 the inte-
rest Of an only daughter, said 10 be insane,
was much surprised by the sudden APP
pearance Of this daughter, who declared
that she opposed the seals being put on,
intending not to be charged with the ex-
penses of The operation. adding !" / am not
mad, as has been reported; two and twcn-
ty years ago. my mother prevented me
from marrying according to my liking,
and locked me up in room. then
made vow, never 70 speak to any one
again, as long as my mother should live.
| have kept il. and here am to look af.
ter my own concerns" The lady--con.
tinues the account from which we quote
appears in no way affected mentally bv
her long confinement, bur her person is
much altered, and she il now IN her 10Th
year.
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Do@TSs SEgGss so.
for the Spring and Summer.

srIiE subscriber would respectfully inform
- hrs friends and the public generally. that
he has Just received the largest sssortmsni Of
Articles 10 his line OF business. perhaps, ever
before brought 10 this market; and as they
have been entirely selected by the subscriber.
wiih an eve To their neainess and durability.
he thinks he can give satisfaction 10 all who
may pstronze him. The articles have been
purchased on very reasonable terms and will
be sold cheap. lie invites HE iticnds 10 cail
and examine his assortment before purchasing
else~ here. The follow ing are comprised in
his assortment, suitable Cor the Spring and
Summer:
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Commission Business.

sl,HE subscriber having located himself 10
- Ihe town Of Petersburg. Cor the purpose Of
conducting the Receiving. ForMaFdiaa. and
Commission Business. takes this neihad IL a.
f<riag bis services 20 his frirnds and the pub
Die generally. lie Mill attend 20 ihe sale u
any hind q produce seat 10 his care
WALKER A. CAMERON.
REFERENCES.
Dunn. Meilwsiae 4 Bronairy
Paul. Mellwaine q Co.. ,.A
Paaaill s Lea,
A Kevaa 3 Brother,
Col. Cadwal sder Janss l,r,.,,n
James Webb. u. q Co, hn'slo'O"sa' =. =.
Be- Ss'i eSa1. .s ss,.s:: ll.lf..
August &c. IS 4w
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Mr.. shermanss
Medicated LOZenges,

1870
sHERMANss COUGH LOZENGES.
Il l1E lhs safest. mrsl sars and sGclsai -
"a medy Cor Csaghs. Coda. consamPtioass
Nhaopiae roughs. Asthma. TIshiness q The
Laags or Chess. e. TIE proprietor has ae-
sef kaawh an iasiaaee -hsrs they did nos gise
perfect salirfselion.
Good News for Children.
SHERMAN'S WORM L0ZENGES.
Are the greatest discovery ever made. Coz
dispeiling The saFious kinds Of aoFms. that 90
f,sqasuily aad dis.rssslngly snaoy bOih chill.
dren and adnlls. They are an ialalible RENE
~, and 90 pleasant 10 The taste, that ehiidFen
sall take them as readily 90 common proper
mint LoaenRe. Many diseases ARISE from
worms, without iis being suspeeled Same.
times very troublesome cough, pains IN the
joints or labs, bleeiing al The nose, ke., are
oceasiaaed BY ~ofns. and will be easily cured
By asing this eelebrsied medicine. The fol.
loving Symptoms indirale the presenee ef
worms. VA: headache. vertigo. toEpor. disturb
ed deans. sleep broken "a By fright and
seresming. eansulsians. fryefishness, thirst,
palt,d hue. bad taste IN the nsonlh sfiensne
breath. eough. d ficull breathing il, hioe al the
nose. pains in the stomach. nausea. sqneam.
ishness. VOFacisy. sannefs ienesmus. ilci ing
a the anus iaxarts night aud 81 length de-
lrciiens o. 6lnss and sanrps. One 10 . dase
Tor child tive years old tao Tor one -four
years three Tor night years end i've FOR IN
adali. and should be repeated every morning..
or every Other morning uaiil Ielisyed.
sHERMAN'S CAMPH0R LOZEN.
GES.
These are very pleasant, agreeable and q g.
eaeiaus article; an unlsilinR nsnedy fow Inv
arss efspiuts. nervous or sick headache, in.
dammaiory or puirld sore throat, % well 40 Oh
aiher complaints where The Csmphor 10 recon.
mended.
L. The above medicines are Tor sale
BY A. PARKS. agent.
September rs. 90
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Do. fump oHOettess
DO. Slippers.
Boys Shoes--varlous qualities. --.
Do. Pumps aud Slippers. a..
Ladies' PhilaIelphis black Kid Slippers.
DO. do. coiored de-.
Do Morocco Slippers-ihick e. thin
sOled.
iin. Seal.skun Shoes and Slippers.
DO. Leather Shoes aud Shoeiees.
Misses PhlladrlphIs Morocco Slips
Ihirk and ihIn soltd.
Do. Colored Slippsrs-vsrious pat
terms and qualIiirs.
do. Murucco and Leather Shosiees.
Do. Low Shoes.
Children's Shes, Of almost every size
aud quality.
~ Ia addition to the above, he hasrcreiy,
ed fio,n the North his materials Tor manufsc.
turing; and having FIRST rate wurkmen in his
employ, is prepared To execute all orders in
hIs line with neatness and desraieh.
The subscriber wau'd respectfully return his
thanks To The public En the very iihe,al pal.
ronsge he has received Al tLe,r hands; and
promises that M pains will be spared in the
future To give sa,isfsction
WA. II. BROWN.
April 49, 70
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To wagoners.

JYAGoNERS going % Aillon, NJ c., and
wanting l"adiog. aiIl please srply 10 Tie
editor Of the Recorder.
September 81. Ss
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Mattresses,

ElTilER Double or Single, made 70
orier--an article Of greet conI"i
either IN sumner or winter. Orders lell
at the "flire Of the Ilillsborrugh Recor'
der viii be duly attended 10.
July "a. Sc
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Chairs! OhairsI

SlHE spbsrrihrsa have "a hand aHe daxen
- a RUSH BOTTOM MAPLE CHAIRS.
uhaeh Ihsy siil al ehsap ier Cash. o. % .
shssi srseli. Cal ard see.
PARKER a NELSON.
sepssnser 81. ST.
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Corn! Corn! Corn!

i'lE Subscriber wishes 10 purchase FIVE
HUNDRED BARRELS or CURS.
j. ). SMITH.
January 10. SIS
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THESE Medlrlnes are ~
aebt<d ioflhsir aame 10 then
IaaaifesI and ssnsib.s stllon
% parayiRe tLs sprinEs ahd
ehsnasls u life. ard endsine
them wilh renesed iens ans
sigor. In many hasdIee Ssr
ti6ed cases a laich have been
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Lady BlessiBgton visited the Luns,ic
Asylum 81 Avefss. near Naples, aud she
gives some striking sketches OF the in.
mates. The following account Of . reh
s'""s maniac cannot be read without ex-
e'.hg melancholy interest.
81 turned away. TO pause 81 the open
cell Of Priest. who vas PROSTATE belore
wooden crosse Of bis own mannfseture,
lac erosn Of his head va. shorn, bu,
long locks Of SNOWY hae fell ron die
sides Of u. and mingled With be beard
~ the sams venerable color. which
rssea9d 70 the cotl lhsi confined his
robe round tbe wsisl. il.s lace ~, male
- death: his eyes. which were raised "a
fhs esass, rsfs flled with sesrs, which
ehsssa sseA sitter down hrs s,.enua,ed
cheeks. lie Ess not sensible tia, see.
ri l'essops were sro.pd him. and he
prayed with Q fsssar truly ed.fying; he
sesds q We Pssyer breathing ,he very
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ERecfs Of Faiihfli RsprooE

In the autumn of 1929, 4 met with an
accident Of 20 serious nature, that, had
not surgical assistance been rendered al.
most ins,sntaneously, ] should not have
lived an hour. This happened on Sab
bah morning. When the necessary ope-
ration had beep performed, and / was able
TO speak, my first exclamation was, Doc
Tor, thought / was offr-which ac-
lcompanied with an oath.
The worthy surgeon, who was a very
young man. replied, /" You were indeed
nearly OF this worlds stage; but may I
not take the liberty Of asking you. were
you prepared to meet that great Being
whose name you so lightly treated
Icannot express the confusion felt al
this menied reproof, any more than the
astonishpen, it occasioned. confessed
iha. l feared that was no, in q state to
meet nv Maker in judgment.
Pardon my observation, sir" said
ne; "you may perhaps think that am
stepping out Of my province, in interpos-
ing in spiritual matters; bat, sir, I should
consider myself an unworthy member Of
the mystical body Of our Lord Jesus
Christ, if suffered you. or any one |
may be called upon TO attend, to imagine
that leli any thing short of deep sorrow
when ! hear the name Of my Maker ire
yerenlly treated"
IaPologised for my unbecoming Ieyity,
assuring him that | used the expression
most unihinkingly, and with no intention
OF disrespect to my Creator.
b lieve me, my dear sir,v he repii-
ed, a. 10 not accuse you Of any inten-
tlonai disrespeet TO your Creator, much
less 70 me; but allow me 20 observe, that
| should hare thought that the most ma
tural sentiment Of your heart would have
been, to have returned your sincere thanks
70 God for your preservation; for no man
was ever nearer 70 d-aih, thai did not die.
! was merely the instrument Of rescuing
yoa from 50 sudden an end--the success
oil my endeavors belonged 70 God; and to
him are yoar praises AMI ihanksgivings
due. May request You TO consider Sc
Elousiy the events Of the last hourl Pink
that in that short period Of time, you were
perfectly well, aud on the verge Of eter-
ait.. aud again restored; think what might
have been your fate. had il pleased the
great Disposer of events to have called
You into his presence. will say no more
At present, as am sure, when You reflec.
on these matters, you viii not wonder at
my rebuke."
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Dr. BRASDRETHs 0Gee IN Virginia, 4
ies MAIN STREET. RICHMOND,
Near the old MARKET.

Where the Pills can be obtained 81 2seenis per
box, with full difeetisas.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19

ANOTHER MINERAL DIsCovERY.--We
learn that another valuable mineral disco
very of lead, has been made on Sugar Ri
yer in this Territory. A gentleman by the
name Of Fields, is the fortunate discoverer.
He had been assiduously engaged for a
number of years past to mend a broken for
unc, and during the past year has been I'm :
firing in his efforts, to find lead some
where in the neighborhood of Corbins' fur
mace on Sugar River. For many month
fortune seemed to spurn him---having ex-
hausted all his means, he was about to
abandon in despair OF all hope of success:
---he resolved to make one more effort, and
it proved successful one. He struck
lead, which is said to be the riches: yet dis
covered in that section of conntry.---Such
are the rewards Of perseverance.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19
GREEN BAY.---lt annears from the last

GREEN BAY.---lt appears from the last
Green Bay Republican, that the town Of
Green Bay exhibits some signs Of returning
prosperity. The steamboat Columbus which
has been running the present season be-
tween Green Bay and Buffalo, has been
we'll patronised. According to the Repub-
lican the last trip Of the Columbus. brought
40 cabin passengers to the Bay, and full
load of freight--her return cargo consisted
of lumber, furs, and fish, to the value of
from 40 to go thousand dollars.