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Contents twice the above in Chest No. > 40 ~
Contents three times the above in No 3, 60 w
Remember these are the Forty Years tested Me
deal Preparations In the contents of each aledi-
cine Chest will be found remedy Tor every disease
which the hun,an body is subject 10 II j, for these,
and these only, that we hold ourselves accountable
for the performance OF that for which they are SET
forth and 50 highly patronizcd and recommended
by all classes Of our fellow citizens and N case of
r,iiurc where thew are used agrceaby 10 the direc-
lions the money will be returned by applying at the
Eavn,ain Head No. Ii3 North Second street. PHI
i,Ja,niia T. w. DY0TT & SONS.
-. Enr further PARTICULARS see Dyorr's ORACLE
nc ur,iTu t;o:.irs of which can be had GRATIS. by
annlv;mq NJ the office, No l43 NORTH SECOND
Street. or of such persons as Keep the above medi
cines for sale
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Gen. JonN p. Van MSS.
(T0 DC C0rcinjci)
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lions for using attached 10 each article, VIZ:
II boxes Dvott's Anti Bilious Pills, u 81 90
Mally's Plaster Cloth, small size, y 80
Mahy's Plaster Cloth, middle size, 30 90
Mahy's Plaster Cloth large size. ;. / 90
2RobertssH.s Elixir OF Health, so 90
cRoberson's Veg. Ner. Cordial, so 90
(od5old's Veg Balm Of life, 40
oRo5crtson's Goui and Rhcu Drops. 90 10
2Roherfsun's Stomachic Bitters, 90 90
2Dyott's Veg. Tonic Biters,. 10 00
2Dyoit's Veg. purg. Compound, on NO
3Dyoii's Circassian Eye Water, . IS
ayicker's letter Ointment, 81 IS
Ti.so,'s Rheumatic drops, 200
vi.ker's Embrocation IS 80
Ro.mrtsom's Worm Destroy. Lozengcs so 40
2Dyoii's Tooth-ache Drops, %
2Dyott's Patent Itch Ointment, 50 ] On
me whole amounting 10 $50 90
1,,sr, far ra.b 33l nckipr Ches, No. l. $40 90
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TN Y.-VIRGiNn.-At Court 81
i Quarterly Session, continued and held for
Louisa county, at the Court House thereof on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of June, ISL
Stephen Farrar in his own right, and as Execu-
orof Matthew Farrar deceased, Plaintiff:
against
Matthew Fairar and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
TO law, and the rules Of this Count and il appear
ing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that he is not
an inhaLilsn; of this State: On motion of the
plaintiff by his Attorney it is ordered that the
said dctendan; Matthew t'alrar do appear before
tie justices Of orr county court of said county, al
the Cont House. on the second Aionday in Sep
tcmbcr next, and answer the plaintiff 5 bill
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published III the city OF Rich
mond, for two months successfully, AID posted at
the front door Of the Court House OF Jhis county,
on some Court day A Copy-fcstc.
JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. c.
Jnlv q lS-W3nt
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July

TN VIRGINIA AT Rules he'd
i in Tie Clerks Office OF tie Circuit SUPER!
Court Of Iaw and Chanccry 'or buckingham
county, or Monday. the third day OF June Isil
Virginia Wheeler, who sues b. her ncEl
friend, Samuel A. Coleman, Plaintiff
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TN -vlnolslA: in Amelia Cir
| cult Superior Court of Law and Chanccry,
April Term, 1914:
benjamin Brdgforh, surviving partner of the
late firm OF Burton & Eridgorth, Plaintiff:
against
Anderson Tucker, Administrator VIM. Nor
san. Elizabeth Morgan infant heir OF said Will
liam. and - Singletcrry and Eliza his wife,
formerly Eliza Morgan, widow and rclict of said
William Morgan, Defendants:
1t is ordered by the Court that publication be
made Tor six weeks successfully in one OF the
newspapers of the city of Richmond that il has
been decrceL i'll this cause that the defendant, Eli
zabe,h Morgan, is entitled To receive certain
sum of money now on dcposi, in the Mechanics
Saving Society of Petersburg 10 the credit OF this
cause-which sum will be ordered BY this Court
to be paid to said Elizabeth or any person coming
forward duly authorized 10 receive the same, al
ter paving the costs that have accrued since the
deposit and the cost ofthis publication.
A Copy-Tc>ic t. Ct. LEIGH, c.
June 25 4-w6w
TN RY.-VlRGlNtA:-At kules held
i in the Clerks Office oil the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry Tor Louisa county,
on Monaay the Is day Of July. 1871:
William Thompson, Plaintiff:
against
John DAY and Joseph Talley, Administrator de
bonis non with the will annexed, of Nathan Tai
lev, deceased, and as Commissioner 10 Sellceran
Negroes which descended from the Estate OF the
said Nathan Talley deceased, Defendants:
The defendant, John Day not having entered
his appearance and given security, according TO
law and the rules OF this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inhabi-
,ant of this State on the motion OF the plaintiff,
by his Attorney ii is ordered that the said defend
ant, John Day. do appear before the Judge Of the
said Court at the Court house, on the first day OF
the next term Of the said Coun, and answer the
plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF This order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond fort months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of
this county on some Court day.
A Ccpy-Tcse,
july lS-w2m
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DYOTTS FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS,

~ contain the Sixteen Standard Preparations, Of
which T. w DYOTT, NJ. d., is sole proprietor.
Chest No. ], contains follows. with full dircc-
,:a.. q - v,;ng ar rI,.d IN anrh article
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Against
Joseph Jenkins, administrator of Lawrence
Anderson deceased, Joseph Anderson, Jacob An
derson, Reuben Anderson. Meredith Andersen
Robert Anderson, Betsev Andersen. and Rho:a
Anderson, John Banion am. Joseph Fuqua,
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TN CHANCERY.-VIRGi rules taken
i in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law ana Chancery of Prince Edward
county, the Sd day of June 1911;
William Borum and Betsy his wife, Thomas
Knight and Sally his wife, Prudence Pcrkinson
Nancy Miller, Barrett White and Rebecca BIZ
wife. David A. III. Ellington and Creed n. IL
linston, Albert B. Ellington and Mary J. Filing
ton, infants, who sue by William T.. Ellington,
their next friend, and William II. BIummal s.
mue D. Brummal and Sarah o. Brummal. IL
tants, who sue by Barton Phipoi, their next
friend, plaintiffs
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IN CHANCERY-VmGixiA-At Rules kcld
J. in the Clerk, Office OF The Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery tol Louisa county
on Monday, The Is, day Of July, ls1f
John BcadleS and William w .,cadlcs, mer.
chants and partner, in trade, under lie firm md
style of J. & w. w. Beadles, lartiii,:
against
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Negro fer Sale.
m office,

itsHE Subscriber having, al the late February
Terfa 1aeen fiters Of administration &C.
fardiag 10 isw on The esiaie u SAMUEL GAS
KILL. decreased. lie, eby ares general motto.
10 aa creditors of ss'i estate, 10 present their
slslms duly aaiksetirsi,d. villain The lime II
mi,ei BY law ! that purpose, ainerwise this
NOTICE ell be plead 10 bar " rerayery. Debt.
ors 10 aid estate will also please 10 make pay.
neat iii.nedis'els.
JAS. A. CRAIG. .adm'r.
March 4, I6-AM
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Skagf.se ssdssasxs hassh ssn ased sAas@er
= sess = aiasast esxay aasesse y @saxA aasnr
ksaa u laasas, as se8 psAiaess ame ssset ta1,~
vAsints. STA aaeir msasf = a kses 1 aateneAals
bsllians and slrk Lesdaclse. Paan aEd sF-
prsssioa sllsg mrsls. gaddansass dszainsss.
ssasaias aslse - lie heed and ssss, sli0@.
ssness, aesslbuan. lSss Il sfl.tlae. Ni1d
saaSsas -. si.rs 80 i kass lesErc q IS ISL.
= sapsssaf Il 49, lsies efvg y h,fs shrfss
4. - ,.ubs.e, ane ~ tssss e. taii hssta =
ssaY. taey aiis ,,tosS lataiaaole 49, : - :
ssaesai fsms.y apenssi. - sishef go. lsss
raaagl laal - sasaGs lbs saass.saa s@sass-s.
TIE sfieary sr he LIE ria sas Pies'a
Buters i --afl seas.a, i lFrsts gssss 80 ths
attack 81 lsssFs lnaaenza. Enrssirs. sois
throat. recent colds. Nilhrungll, and OH
e. ind .nmatary DISORDERS. IL rhsu~a-
ism and rhvtic romIiain's ihsy haze also
pess,rmed The ia5sl extraordinary CURES, shsE
ssel @.lh psrssssErsse.
STATE me d u lalsodacllan ~ W. Aon.t
Life AedlCiaes % lie IellaN eliiIeass lhe1
nave d every rase. iaily nlsiaissned lie high
eharaeteF thrs % eli dCsefsta. Pasiehis 10
h.l ~ tssFs aszan - miserable eksslrnFF,
and asaas &ho 3dlesiahe -. oilaeis ltnsss %
Rheumatism aud paralysis, hase been rss.osso
IL hsslih. strength aud c.aiuiast. aileF al The
assal remedies lad beta loand useixss. IL
astonishing aud alm0sl miTsruious sueras
nave also beea expelisnerd, ~ The eate v
aeFreas and rAfamatie pans - the Afsa ard
6.s. pafa!yfie agseiisas, eoniFasied and siin
osnss. glaaaa.ar seedlings. PANS ~ me shesa
aal beass. earoaie rhsHasaiisa. PaiPiiaiien y
he ksaFi. digseali Issgifaiisa, &c.
Hal IL i ulaesrssary IL eanmeFatr the INA
NJ eases IA .sIaieh these Pareiy vegetable me
darises have beea sussrsslnli bat - - ~.
qalre. Why are ta,:y - universal - then
E.sasse ,h.y PUElFr THE BLOOD, and
thus remove al cause a disease 10 The sys
TEN.
Bresuseihey sc' p ,wsrlully uPln The serre
sioas 81 the i 5dy, aaJ renoss all impurities ~
once
Bscaase they 10 aai reduce The system. hai
iaviguta,eit -taas requiring a1 restraint iTon
pleasure or blslaess aauas then operation.
Comm ainl. arising from s,Iiatrd state 81
the b.ood are easily suhuu, I ~ The powerful
,tFieaey of these mild aud s.l.laTy n,saIsinss
10 those who aTc ualigef ~ travel, OF % take
medicine without inIergupt.na Il htisiness, The
Life Medicines are peculiarly useful. By mild
and safe operation. Ibey siffkr al the Foni u
disease, and qaiekiy etsd,sstc II, thereby pre-
senting the fatal ELECTS 10 uhich thousands
are victims. a#.<~
Sail wholesale and feiaii BY Or. W. D. Mol.
a., 375 Broadway, Ncw York.
For sale also by
u. HEARTH, agent.
February, l. 63
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DR.. Inns GALBANUM.
MACHINE sPRgAD
strengthening Piasfcrs.

THESE Plasiers, greatly improved,
y and having The preference q al ON.
ers, are warmly recommended BY ali duc-
tors Is invaluable Cor all inyalids having
pains in the BRgAsT, Back, or SipE.
Weakness and Lamsness are relieved q
once by their use. and the parts restored
10 strength and . natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Plaslers. viii be astonished and delighted
ii the comfor.il affords. Those threaten
ell with Lang Complaints should never
trust themselves a day without wearing .
Plaster. II removes the irritation Of In
cipient Consumption TRos THE I.rNGs %
the SURFACE Of The body, and draws of
The internal affection. So in Iirer Com.
plaiafs. and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
,iren with whooping Cough should al.
ways have one, 10 prevent The cough SCI.
ding on The lungs. Their excellence viii
be understood BY all on trial.
nr For sale in IA. borough by D. Hestit;
in Uxiard BY George Z, raylaii ~ Greensbo.
rough by }. s X sloan--oaly agsnis.
February "a. e4--
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positively cured, and Ell skBsllsd mAsrles and lnbs
arc restored. n The Old q yvung. b. he IspaAs
ynEr1sEx ELnn AND NEKvK AND BosE LrNssr--
ansysr without he name q comslock G Co. % h
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
e0MSTOcK & cos
Concentrated Compound ETuid
Extract of Sarsaparilla,

FOR TIE CURE or
Sctofals. Chronic Rhuemalism. General,
Debility. Cu,Eneous DHsssee. T'rirer,
scaly Eruptoas Of The skin, P,mpirs o.
PusluIe. on The Face. Mercurisl and Sy
phlloid Diseases. B,les. from an impure
hsbu 81 body. Ulcera,ion- Of he THEA
and Leg. Liver Affections, Pains and
SwslI,ngs OF The Bones, and All Diseases
arising from an impure state Of lhs RIond.
Exposures and Lnpfudences in Life, Ex
essslse Use ol Mercury. S-r.
The great popularity of Sarsaparills,
and iIs established efficacy, render II su-
psrRuons % enter into any eneomiun II
iis Sr.ues, or adduee any evidence in liz
favor.
The Ssrsapar la il warranted positive
lv ss good 4. any other ,ha, can be md
81 One D,,liar. - jns. hall the price al
those 30 much a'verllsed. ard - smong
and in - large bottles, VIZ
Fifty Cents per Kettle. or Eour
Dollars per Dozen.
This atlicle has cured Scrofpla Of 30
tear. after The Dollar articles bad been
used 10 rain.
TO be had n the agents of Comsioek
and 10. only. throughout The country. in
New York only u 81. Cor,landl Snee,.
THE REASON.
Some people are foolish enough 10 be-
l,ese that We rsEnos sfFuid H. make as
good an article d SafssparlIa ESirac,
and sell Il Cor 90 eeiis rer boule OF "a
Ter dozen. as Ill oilers that ssli lnr Just
Loubls tia, money. The simple TACT is
This. and > will nnw be convinced.
While Fire Hundred dollars is squsnjtr-
lbs others 10 column or TWO Of sdser-
nssmsnls. We do nolsreId Fire. There.
fvre We make tie Pablo pay but half az
much for - g,,ud or better srntie IS any
one else, and vel make "a much il not
more Pt6 thu ley The real ro.s in
making lie all,rIe is probably nore than
iseits. a. ws use netting buI tie lest
S,isapatslla Rout. &c. And We fully
ronsinced thst We will ,til thee bonles,
~ one .F The dollar priced boilles. when
lhs PHblic know shat se charge for it. 81
hs virtues are sbrh - 70, 10 t.qui,e hall a
Newspaper - sustaln ,is reputation.
Inquire ARRAYS for Consfock & Co's
sarsera,iiia. al fyiy cents. and Aure no
gfhfT.
FL ssle hy
d. tiEARTr. flill.bcroueh.
Mach ~. IL
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4 GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one of
- the most ancient and wealthy fami-
lies of this city. New York, VIII" must
be we'll known to numerous !llends, bay
ing since the year 1914 up to recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined to his bed, has been restor-
I'd to good hca!tIi--has rcgained his natu-
raj erect position--and has quilted his
carriage. and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the geniieinan's own de-
scriptlon as near as possible, and there is
no exaggeraiion in il. We will give in
auirers his address. aid aonbt not his hu-
maine feelings wiil excuse the liberty; so
that any one doubling taav know these
facts--thaagh lie requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James G.. Reynolds.
I44Chrystie.sirset. has been restored. and
uill give personal assurances OF the facts
Of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted Gods ani sinews. How las
this been done!
AsswER...By the INDIAN VEGETA-
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE lINIMENT ex-
ternally, from Comstock d Co.
rr For sale in fIillsborough by d. Heartt;
in Oxford by George l.. Taylor; in Gsecnsbo.
rough by .. & r. Sloan only agents.
February ~. 6s--
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The proadest man ! bit pauper, fed
and clothed BY The bounty Of heaven.
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ElKn-T nusi every cling 10 hshas;
hahit. uPsn which. il II aess, he Law
giver. - wel = the sehooNnasseg. has
masfay placed - Esiiahre; HABIT which
makes eveFy ding easy. and casts III diE
6caltiss upon he lewiston from re Won
fed course. Make sobnety habit. and
inlemperance VII y hateful and hard !;
make pFu8encc habit, and reckless prof-
krary VIII be contrary 70 the nature q he
child groun An aiulL Gige child ihe
hahn of saeredly regarding the truth-of
carefully respecting lhe properly Of Others
-Aor scsuPulously sustaining irom Al acts
of improsidence which can involve him ii
distress; and be VII just = Likely think
of rushing into the element IN which he
cannot breashe, = lying, Or cheating, o.
STEALING. Lord BrOggtaia.
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II l. l. B0Ro u G II, N. &.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By DENNIS IIEAETT.

At THREE DOLLARS TEAR, OR TWO pofIAEs
FifrY cksrs ~ PAID IN sASrg.
Those who DO mol give noiae ortlcir y it'll
10 have thru Faper discontinued al the eypira.
ton 81 The year, will he prcfnmsd ~ ffs,r,rg
us'onl'n,an,e until taun,cfmandcd - III IN
papef will be discontinued until all arrfafag,s
are paid, nalcss at The option u HE fhbllsI,er.
Advertisements net exceeding SIXTEEN linrs.
one dpllar for tie first, md. III oniy five Gents
inr "a = subs, qnehi insertion; longer once 10
Pfnpoft'on. touIt advertisements twenty Eve
per cent. higher. A drdnsiion 81 33S retttta
Will .c made 10 I<,ats@. by the y,ai
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TO FAMILIES & NlALIDS.

re fslA0wiax aadizReasasae faniAy reese
ases maF Ne foanA as che village sFax saawnss
az sesn Is exeFY countKY STORE II the state.
mememh~E ard neEeE sc kAem nAlexs kAer
hare ne fae-simlle sixnafaEe e
1ClSza<zlE4I1 - - snspsus = - efhss
~ ths sane n4mss - b1ss impasihons and eosnasl
Ca II - mersA1at nsasssr - hss dem no9
usgs In . procHss lasm = 81 cegrtisadssL "a
nezt ame - sirih Nsw Yak. q . wnss - Ehem.
NJ Isnag sksald n nssk nifAssi iAsss rsm<Sisa
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Notice.

a III. persons Indebted 10 The snhscriher are
N rqa6sied 10 make payment before the
tllddie 81 May asxt
@ Thase who have borrowed Books from
him will please Trlurn lhen.
Ills Real Estate 10 aud neaI Marlborough i
Tor sale.
w. J. BINGHAM.
March ~. IT,
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TO ALI. TIE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
GU CO.. TANNsN.
or. Leather Restore
NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know. tia. skins and
A'A hides are converted into leather by
the use of faauin extracted from certain
barks, DC.
When the force and strength Of the
Iannin is worn out. leather becomes dead,
hard. dr., brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, g.. This all know. 10 restore
then life. softress, moistness. strength,
srsoothncss. and remove Ill crust, fly, or
blisier-restore lie tannin. Ibis sub
stance the leather never can receive The
second time: but The While virtues Of II
are in This article the OIL. OF TANNIN
which penetraies the stiilesi and hard
est leather, ii il has been twenty years in
use; and Fit tears easily with the fingers,
/, ilnparls al once strength that is utter
Is incredible until seen. IL tecomss like
nsn leather, in all respects, with de-
lightfnI sofiness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imFerci-
Gus to water---parlicularls boots, shoes.
carriagc-inps. harness, hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made of leather. giving
splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has, and a, least doa5iing its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
those VII, will may wear old shoes,
g.oan with corms, ride with old carriage
taps--have old harness, ard throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves,
and all about ,hem-expend double what
is necessary for articles Of leather, to theft
hearts content, If their prejndircs are SO
strong thew will not try new discovery
Now. gentlemen. please yourselves.
E~ None genuine unless with The fac
simile signature Of Comstock d TO.
tTF For sale ii .iillshnr"ugh N G. by D
lieartt; in oxford. by Grorgr 7. Taylor II
! Grccnsbor"nsh. T., J. u Il Sloan-oni, asents
February 50 6S -
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~ Bxres, MEDICINES, PAiSTss ofLss aAKDES
Skins. pfE srrFFs. uIspow oLAss
nKUsAEs, FANCY AKTlcLEs. PKR~
FUaEKK. SFzcKs, CIGARS.
T0NAcC0s
sUR0lcAl An pENTAL fxSTRrMESTs. &c.
sycamore 81, Petersburg, Fa.

WYE take this meiAe1 Il ialermiag Payer
- sacaaas and Csaasry Dealers. thai -
shall ~ the 6Fss arrivals ssnm Bessas. Nen
York. and olhsr paris. Fereise large additions
- oaF Ssesk n Goods. snskieR cur spfaag ssP-
pis sqaal. II not sapefsef, % aay ever aasFeo
IL ahia msfke1 Oar assorslaeMt - esapisft.
embracing ssuy siisg gsuaily toard a. Dsag
Store. tegeiheF 9Th sarsfy u Letter aae
Cap Paper. and naay arsislss u Stationary,
GE0cer's Aslicles. C.
0ae of osr ksm has iass Feiarnrd IRON The
North, and has ssed ihr greatest cara il aeitsi
iag Goads 81 The 1esi eselitg
ne warrant sssfy ihias - b. gsssA sad g
aaias. and s9aai - sns q bs gsHna i ~ part
Of fhs reFla.
As one = a. visits the Northern markets
every Few mouths. and - &c pusehase large
N Il tie leetsi prizes ne are abe - ssli "
Eosalry Dealers = NORTHERN PRICES.
As Ne laid in our Spring Stock very
early, we hare much advantage over
those who have bought since The recent
advance al The North.
Brlos ne enumerals few Of our leading
aTti,l1s.
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GrocerieS. GrcCGrEFSs
IRISH Supply. -
seHR uhssssbss has Isst ssfsassd .
fssh ssppl, Il GROCERIES. ahah
h..e been selected with Elssl esfs. I'D
I'll - sola low fos essh. Thess ~hs
!. III u psssurs COED articles % ssss 80.
.oa.hls .ssms, are EesrssilpIlS nvsrsad
q si,e Lie ! call. lis sipek y saa.s
...;s..a - 49,. a ths Toilow ms
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Good thoughts. Ike good company.
win never STAY where they are not civilly
entertained; while bad thoughts. like bad
hammered guests, press foE admission, or,
like nightly robbers, slrk secretly about.
waiting Tor an ungaarsled moment % creep
In and destroy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-11

taken in time, and is delightful remedy. kemem.
Der the narle. and get Ctmstock's.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-11

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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
NuLLIrIcArIoN NuLrrr1rD.-The follow

MULTIPLICATION NULLIFIED.-The follow
ing passage in the address of Mr.. Calhoun,
which we published last week, must have
created no little surprise among his friends,
and as a contemporary remarks, cannot but
be hailed by the fast friends of the Constitu-
ton as a signal triumph of truth and reason
over the herse ry of Notification:
"'rhat which they have urged with the
greatest confidence is, that each State has a
right TO appoint Delegates as she pleases.-
meet il, by utterly denying that there is
any such right. That each State has right
TO actas she pleases, in whatever relates to
itself exclusively, no one will deny; but it is
u perfectly novel doctrine that any State has
such right when she comes TO act in con-
cert with others in reference to what con-
Germs the whole. In such cases it is the
plainest dictate of common sense that achdt-
eUer concerns the whole should be regulated
By the mutual consent of all, and not By the
discretion of each.