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Simmer tuebr Sare,l !

Die SinansSommittss BON unferer @sfsssss
bunS bat purb bren 9orlissr Iern &aums
fort, elm Dill 6sribtst, bstitslt "gins 2tfts lbsr
Staatsseinfhnfts uno jur Nsttuns bss tfsnts
libsn Srssits," pOpon elm grsmplar Dor uns
ls9t. 9ieie Sia perlan9t nibts anbsrs ale els
nsn jufaslibsn StaatStar auf ale @sssnftdn,
Be bic nur mts!ib tarbar 9smabt ,psrben ftn.
nsn, felbif bic notbwsnci9sn 4rtifsl pcn per:
fcnIibsu, ODER bswsslibsn gissntbum nibt
aus9encmmsn. llnb fpats bieft 2tfte unperdns
bert gum 9sfes psrben, 70 wirb lis etna jdbrs
Ib S2,OO0,0OO Gar sinbrin9sn, Die sur Ses
sab!uns Der &sserunss' Scifsm Sntsrsfsn auf
Die e StaatSfbulo &c. bsnust msrosn foasa.-
0Sir Wollen fpdtsr unfern asErn bic 5auptars
tifsl Der Ifts pcrIessn.
1SobI nismals felt esr griifsn; biefer &spubs
Gt, ifanbsn Die 9sfinnunssn beS Tclfss uno
bic fsinsr gsfss9sber in 70 fbsinbar srsllem
sSiesrfprubs ais sten jsst 6aff jeoer Sirs
ger flast iibsr Die brid.nosn sarsn - uno Elm
sbsil oapcn wsi9srt lih cTsnGar Die sessntpdrs
tiSen Staatstaren su bssabIsn - uno um bas
llstsl nod dryer 81 maiden wil nun Die Sss
fssssbuns bisfsIben nob pereoppeln.-Bs cits
fss Misperifanenis fb aussledt psrmas nur
bic Sufunft ;u sntlbeosn. &6nnsh unfsre @ss
ftsssber benn gar fein anosus Mittsl sur Sts
aabluna Sbulbsn srfinnsn alS nsue Sann ?
Die qdnse bsr 1erbane!un9en BON Der in 81
BET Bern saunfbip ssbaItsnsn Gsrfammluns
unb anbers WittbsiIunsen bsfbrdnfsn bsute
ben &aum unfsres SIattss msbr mie manbsm
qasr lieb ftin mag. 9Sir mustsn bssbalb bic
GsrbansIunsen ber Ssfssssbuns srSstsntbsiIs
ms9la1sn uno msbr aneers Nrtifsl bio nabite
Wodr usrlbisbsn.
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Ser alte SSicf 1T nicbt mebr.

Yblaeelpber SIdtnr msIosn ben Sob BON His
eolaus SlobIr @fq, blnldnsIib bsfannt ale
fribsrer Yrsileent Der Der. 9taaten Sanf,
ps!bss amt ct msbrsrs Sabre bsoisnts. @r
ifarb am Isstsn 9ienitas Morsen auf fsnen
aanSfss anbaIuila, unwsit philadelphia, in
feiaem 5sifsn qsbsnsjabrs. Den qofos mirt
cisis Habribt willfommsn ftin, ba aber bst
8srifcrbsne INNER sur 3islibsibs ibrr @iss
eiente msnn ile ibre lButb stsen bic Sanfen
Icslisssn, 70 uclsn mir nur itben msm fs jssi
samit btebrsn perbsn.
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Bon bsr Staats.S Sonpsntion, bic ssftsrn in
!6arrisburs ,ufamnsn Fam, battsn mir noeb
nibts Rsuss, als unier Ylatt sur preft sns.
Man faats uns, ba6 bic @usfbten fir Sobn
VanfS in earrsturs fbr 9lnffis ,parsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-03-05

Gin Ssrabt bat iid nsusroinss psrbrsitst,
eas Msartin Ban Sursn ss abselsbnt babe Gin
sanoiSat fir prefeent su fein, inbsm ct nibt
Cuff babe sine srpsite RieberIase su srlsbsn.-
Serner bsist es, bic Nationalsg cnvsnticn muir.
BE- in sisfsm Sale cbne ale llmfbweife Gene.
raj Sas aIs eaneieat fur Yrsfbsnt srnennsn.
aub gut; absr ,pir trausn osm @srtibn nod,
nibt redbt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-03-05

SIN Staate alabama reenet es felt bai,
nabe Snei Wonaten. ytie, 70 iaoen bic
oorti9en 3eitunoen. bat irgeno Semano ei.
ne 70 onbaltenoe Reeenflutb erlebt. Das
I9anse eano ftebt unter gSa1er uno in
ben Stdoten fdbrt man in S0ten. Die
3eituno. Der mir oisle Noti3 entnebmen,
faat. oa6 felt Der oroBen Sdnohutb elm
folbes He9ennetter nibt aeleben muroe
uno oaB menn es nidN baIo aufb0rt,
Oampfbote ourb Die Stdote fabren t0n-
men. 9. Correspondent.
Gr une.-- Der Reu Worfer
"Wereurp" tbeilt cine neue Grfinoune
init, um Die Quftera 3u arpineen. ibre Sda,
len ielbit au 6ffnen. Man nimmt ndmlib
cine Sanopoa Sbnupftabad. ffreut bn
aut einen 6aufen Uuifern uno innsrbalb
tlnf Ninuten rperoen oiefe fib aus ibren
S6alen berausnieien. ID.
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GTlinisrsn wertben 6srrsn Scnsasn in
philadelphia, Baltimore uno wafbinaton Ino
mir banfbar fir bic ssi!issn easb,ib.n .sn
bsm llnsIidsfaas am Scrb Der prineston.
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Don wa fbinston. - Der YreISent BAT
Dem SensrsGs offieiea amse5sist, oas sr BEN
&btb. Sobn gesIion als Staatsfsfretdr, uno
Den Commodore asuis Barrinston als Nsaris
nsfefrvtar, acknowledgements unb cine brs,
sistdsise srauer an9ecrenet babe. Der Con,
svs wurSs am Gonnsrifas Mmssn sinis, Td,
aus abtuns sssen bic usriforbsnsn 8samten
bis Wcntas (seifsrn) su usrtasen.
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Man nebme fib in ubt. - 60 beist,
sas Die Nortbampton Sanf einen dbnliben
Streib SefpsIt babe uis bic 8erfs Gauntp
Sanf. Ter Staatsfbasmsiisr nimmt ibrs
&elisfnoten nitt mebr uno Nismano fonif fol-.
te fie nsbmsn, Der nibt bstrossn ttin rpia.
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one Of
: the most ancient and wealthy fami-
lies Of this city, New York; who mus.
be well known TO numerous friends, hav-
ing since the year 1914 up TO recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined TO his bed, has been resior-
ed to good health--has regained his natu-
raj erect position--and has Quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this Is the genileman's own de-
scrip.ion as near as possible, and there is
no exaggeration in il. We will give in
quirers his address, and donh. no, his I'm.
name feelings will excuse the liberty; SO
that any one doubling NAV knor these
facts--though he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds.
l44Chrystie-street, has been restored. and
will give personal assurances OF the facts
Of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done?
ANswEs--By the INDIAN vEGETA-
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HE WES'
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT ex.
,ernally, from Comstock & Co,
GT for sale 10 lIiiisI,orou.h by ID. Heavtt;
in Oxford by George r.. Taylor; IN G eensbo.
rough by J. r q. Sloan only agents.
February 20. - CO.
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IxrRoyED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
C0MST0cK & co.'s
Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract of SarSaparilla

f0R TIE CURE or
ScFufuia. Chronic RhsTmsnfm. GenFrt'
Dshd.sys Cssnssus nA,ss-<*. Ter,r,
Sraiy Efupiions "a ne <kis. rsnplrsrf
Pvsisls. an me Fars. Msmurisl and 81,
ph,loid Diseases. B,les. from On ,mpuIs
habit Of body. Uleeta,ions Of The Thicai
and L,g. Livsf Affections, Pains and
Swsll,nRs OF The B.nss, snd ~ Diseases
sf,slne iiom IN ,mppse state Of ihs Bleed.
Exposures and Impiud.nees IN Life. EK.
eessye Use Of Mercury. S-c. -
The R'est popvissns 70 Ssrsspsr'lls,
and is established .fliescy, render q 81.
pe,as.us 10 enter Ints any ereomIum Il
10 s,r,ues. or sdduee any evIdeAce On lie
fs.cr.
The Sarsspsr,lla 10 ssrrsn,sd posiii,s.
" ss good ne any other that can be m.de
Al One Dollar. 81 juss belt the price 81
,hnse 30 much advertised. and ss smong
and in as large hotties. via -
Fifty Gents per Bottle, or -Four
Dollars per Dozen
This article has cured Seroluis OF 80
years. after The Dollar articles bad been
used IN vain.
TO be had Of the agents cf Comsioek
add Co. only, throUahou, The eopnuy. in
New York only 81 81. Cortland, Street.
THE REASON.
Some people are foolish enough 10 be.
lieve ina, we cannot sford TO make 40
good an article Of Ssrsspanlls Esuset
and sell u Tor so cents per bottle OF "a
rer dozen. as ell others tha, cell for jus,
double tina, money. The simple TACT 70
,his, ard ell will now be convinced.
While FTve Hundred dollars 10 sqnsndsr-
ed by Others 10 column OF iwo oi sdser.
usemeiii'. ~e do no, spend EUe. There.
fore We make the public pay but half As
much for ss good or better article as any
one else. and yet make Is much II Mt
m"re prof Than ttey The real cots in
mak'"g the article Is probably more than
theirs. as We use nothing but the best
Sa'sar ar,lla Riot, &c. And we ATE fully
convinced ihst ae will cell thee boulss.
To one IL the dollar priced bottles. Wien
public know wha, We charge for il. as
tie virtues are such a. no, to require hall a
nesspapsr tn su.ts,n ns rrrotanen.
| Inquire Arrays for Comsfoek 4. Ca
sorsaparitid, at Fifty cents, and hare no
other. fE
For sale by
ID. liEARTT, Marlborough.
| march ~. IL
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Fresh Medicines.

A Fresh Supply Of KOLMST0CKS
yEMlFUGE, so justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children. has just been re.
ceived BY The subscribers. Tie general
satisfaction i, has given 10 those who have
tried il, warrants him in recommending
il 10 all who have children afflicted with
those distressing symp oms which indi-
cate the presence Of Worms.
lie has also received fresh supply 81
Bar,holomew's Pink Expec.orant Syrup,
Spohn's Head ache Remedy, s
Magical Pain Extractor,-at reduced pri'
ces.
Lin's Strengthening Plasters, 4 >#s~~s
Balm Of Columbia, se~# ~s
Roach and Bed Bug Bane, ~
Godfrey's Cordial,
Bateman's Drops,
French Corn Plasters.
Indian Vegetable Elixir, a.. sa z#
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Liniment, .-
And small supply Of excellent Ink Pow.
der.
For further particulars see other adver'
tisemepts, 80 - e rs
D. HEARTT, agent.
April 3. ~ x. ..sr AZ
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER tN ANY FORM.
0aL or TANNTN, s
OF, Leather Resa8rer.

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, tina. skins anu
- hides are converted into leather by
the use OF I'annin extracted from certain
banks, &c.
When the force and strength OF The
fannin 10 worn ont. leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust. &r. This all know. To restore
then life, sofiness. moisiness. strength.
smooihness. and remove all crust, Ay, on
blisier--restore the iannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time: but the Whole virtues Of il
are in This article. the OIL OF TANNIN
which peneira,es the s,ifiest and hard.
est leather. IL il has been twenty years in
use; and if il tears easily with The fingers,
Il imparis a. once a strength that Is utter.
~ Incredible until seen. IL becomes ike
nsw leather. 10 oil respects, with dc.
lighlfnl softness and polish. and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imperri,
GUS TO water--pariicularly boots, shoes,
carriage.lops, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has. and al least doubling its weal
and durability, in whatever manner The
leather is used These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes
groan with corns. ride with old carriage
1 t0ps---have old harness mud throw thpn
away half used-look filthy themselves
and all about them--expend double wha
is necessary for articles OF leather. 10 thei
hearts content. if their prejudices ave 81
strong thew will not try new discovery
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
~ None genuine unless with The fat
simile signature Of Comstock & Co.
| LTs For sale N iillshorcuah N. c.. By o
Heart; in Oxford, by George e. Tsylor; il
Greensbor"uah, byJ. 4 q Slosn-onlY agents
| February %. s.. Ca
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lHIac HRIsfIIS,

To all men this is 4 question Of On.
speakable interest. The questions which
relate 10 a mans temporal condition, and
the solution 70 which is so anxiously and
generally considered, can bear 70 this no
comparison Of value. The lapse ofa few
years tliminishes the importance Of TEN.
poral objects, which once occupied large
share Of attention; and as the grave is
opened To recsive the mortal remains Of
an individual, il matters little whether he
was favored by fortune. and stood promi.
nenily before the world for his wealth and
honors. But, Is ne a Christian? is q
question which increases in interest, the
nearer we approach the eternal world ;
and AZ we commit the unconscious corpse
to the tomb, the reply, he i0as o Christian,
throws . sacred light over tho very Gloom
of the grave. AMI a Christisn' II i am
lwili esi1eace / y unauess;onsiie signs
Gor As tie nan of Die sesld 5 disunvplsi.
eli b A:s ieinpeT and caps "a. e SAD ibs
Christian be known by rs. 0ns test y
set forth in the word Of God 70 which We
must subject ourselves il We would arrive
at a positive certainty on this point; and
il is this: . if any man have not the spirit
of Christ, he is mono Of his" Now il
would seem to be matter Of no great DIFF
fculty 10 ascertain If our ruling spirit bears
any similarity 70 that which actuated the
Saviour. Thus we might ascertain th'
likeness or unlikeness by ihstituting ;
comparison between some leading trait,
of character. Jesus Christ was certainly
not worldly minded; and il We are world.
" minded, we are mons Of his. He was,
as his whole history proves, not loyoI
of money; and If we love money, we are
none Of his. He was meek and forgiying;
and if We are revengcful, we are none Of
his. He was OF devotional spirit; and
If we restrain prayer before God, we are
none of bis. He was intent on doing
his Fathers will; and if we are rebel
linus and disobedient, we are none OF
his. lie was immediately pure in heart;
and If we foster any unhalloyed imagi-
nation or desire, we are none Of his. His
whole life evineed his earnest desire for
the salvation of men; and we are sure
" none OF his. il we feel unin,erestcd in
the diffusion Of The lifs=giviag gospel. In
this way we may proceed to try ourselves
in a great variety Of particulars, in each
one Of which we may obtain an insight
into our true charaetsr, aud be ssabled to
Judge whether we have the spirit Of Christ.
Although We cannot possibly be as perfect
as Cknst. yet We must bear a resemblance
% him, or we are none of his.
Thus il appears that to be christian,
does not simply mean to bear the chris
sian name or profession; nor does il mean
merely tic adoption Of certain formularies
Of faith and zeal in defending truth against
error; nor does it mean to be moral in our
conduct, in the worlds acceptaiion of the
term; but il means such faith in Christ
as viii lead Us 20 initiate him in all the
imitahle traits of his characterize be inn
bued with his spilt--ia be like him. As
is the Master, SO must be the disciple.
Presbyterian.
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Liz "a Il - ~ % @Aa
ERnR liis A zinss ka.e bsss $50 WlIh nus.
= eess naans11 sssry 8l141ss q : hil1 nsn-
- i liskls. 49, c. hszsasa sn4 1855 go
ulsisas. = IA as<ss nssy sxslks9smssteM&ssk&
bilssas sn1 flrk hesdz<hs. pzis and op-
psszsion llisr m<zls. g,d6iasss. dlzzinsss.
sinraias neise 10 he hssd and Ears. Dies.
sinrss. hssrlharn. loss q sppsiise. slad
spssms. &C. they srs sekas.iedfes % b. sssl.
ly sspssior e anF lhiAE sssr bsk.ss snsrss
% lhF sublse. snd Der tAess a fsa hseA =
ba8s, shsy will pssFs insalasbls ~hiAs 90
ssassal fsmiiy spsrisna. fer siihsr SEA Nj
esaaaa Gal = sssars ne la'ssissi <''A'se
rhs schesey 90 shs Ia fals saa fhsss
Bnlsz 10 masi ssTtsla. u freely ssssh On ne
stlsek Of fever. infsenzs. nessiss. sofs
lhross, Ieeens eolds. With cough. and pih-
60 iaaammalory DISORDERS. In rhsuma-
\ len ard eheFic eonplsias hey have slse
pesfsrmss The nosi skifsefdinary ceres shea
used ~ah persesercnrf.
sinss lhs kssa inlsedreainn 81 D.. Mensfs
II Life Medieines 20 his ftllnw eil1ens, they
have 10 every ease, faiiy rnziatsiasd NE hash
ehasaeisr lhey 81 .cll deserved. rsiienis ~he
had cor yeas2 dFaHm On Q misffslAs tnlsienees
and many ~ 10 had loss The useoithem hmes ~
rheumatism and paralysis. have been rssiefed
20 hesllh, sfrensih and esnfafi, sfief al ne
asual remedies lad beea loand useless. Ne
sssaaishinx and almost mirseslops sheeas
have af.s been srperi<n<rd. In Che cure Il
nsrssns and rArsnsiie psins Of the kfsd snd
face, psrsisfis sfssiisss. eeairsrted and sisn
iosals. rlaAa9lss sweilizxs. pxins 81 fhe chest
and heaes. skrssis rkxAmsiism. ys-ylisiiss
lAs kssrI as1lrull rssPirslisa. &c.
Bat IL 10 aaaecessary 10 enomersie The ma
nv cases in ~hieh these pHrtly vegetable me.
dicinss have besa ssceessfsli bul lsi ~ 10.
qaire. Why are ihsy 20 universal IN their
Bss.uss shey PURIFY rHE BLOOD. and
thus remove al cause d disease 10 the sys-
ten
Bsessss shey &c, pswerfslly spsa he ssers-
tons Of The sedy. and remove all Impurities O.
once.
Because they DO not rsdses the system. Bot
invisesaieit -thas requiring 10 fesif irom
pleasure OF bssiaess during then epersiion.
Complaints arising from sisisisd sisie 81
the blood are easily subdued ~ The powerful
efficacy Of ihese mid and sslsisry medieines.
To those who are obligef ., irsyel. Of otske
medicine vifhoui interfapisoa sfbusiness, The
Life Medicines are peeslissiy ssefsi. by mild
and sale operation. shsy STRIFE az che root 81
disease, and quickly eIadieste II. thereby pre-
seaiing the fatal elects 10 which thousands
are victims.
Said ~holessie and retail By Ds. ". D. kIof.
fsi, 3Ts Broadway, Mes FORK.
Fo sale also by
u. HEARTT. .agen.
February,i 4. e.
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HILLSBoRoUGH, N. C.
PUsLisHEp WEEKLY
ny DENNIS HEAITT,

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, on TWO DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS " PAID IN ADVANCE.
Those who do not give notice Of their w'sh
10 have thru PAPER discontinued NJ the cxp'ra-
ton Of The year, will be presumed as dcsm'ns
its continuance until OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no
paper will lie discontinued until oil srcafae's
are paid, unless al the option Of The rublisher'
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty FIVE GEMS
Tor 'srh subsequent insertion; longer ones "
proportions, Court advertisements twenty-five
per rent higher. A dcdW lion 81 81 sipcr rr' I.
Will be, made 10 advertisers by ,he.year
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
STRENGTHENING Plasters.

strengthening PIasters.
THESE Plasters, greatly improved,
= and having The preference Of all 9th.
era. are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the BREAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
Heak7,css and Lamenfss are relieved al
once by their use, and The parts restored
to strength and natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Plasiers, will be astonisned and delighted
at the comfort il affords. I hose threaten
ed with Lang Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing q
Plaster. II removes the irritation of in
cipient Consumption FROM THE LuNGs to
The SURFACE Of The body. and draws oil
the internal affection. So 10 Iicr Gem.
plainfs, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one. 10 prevent the cough set
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all ona trial.
or For sale. 10 Hill borough by ID Heart;
in Oxford nv George 2. faylr; in Greensbo
rough By ], & u stoan-=onls agents.
February "a. 3d.
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Medicines for Sale.

THE following Medicines have hem receiv,
4 ed, and are for sale al This Ofiic'i
Spencer's Vegetable Aati- Bilious and
Anti D,spep'ic Pts. 1#t4 nj
DIR. Hull's Medieated Cough Lozen-
ges
DIR. Huips Worm Lozenges
Ds. Lacount's Vegetable Tooll,-Ache
Elixir certain and immediate cure. a..e.
And also Hadlock's Vegetable Powder
and syrup, for diseases o. the Lungs, Coughs.
Colds, iIyspepsis, and Liver Complaints :
which are highly recommended for oil these
diseases, By citizens OF North Carolina xho
have tried Il with effect.
May ~. az
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BALM oF f0R TIE HAIR
~hrA - 49, 4 kzEaE 81. - srs,ss 8 - bsia
pasees nna % rhl&s<a meks I Ero~ nPszT. e =
shs.s whs k@ss lasa shs HAIR kam any eanee-
ALL vERMIN a. iaI.ss ~ Arsas e shiarsa
= schssls. arc pssssssd q kalsa b. 4 a s.ass-
- .. -. : NsaosMsAAfo :
{ e Asvsrs Ta Rs-r-ku ikis sA.-s@
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ASGER-Anger is sin--ye should Jay

hNdEA-AngeT II elR--We spQGl0 Jay
il aside for the following reasons:
!. GOD requires us TO do so.
2. by laying it aside, or bringing all
uuholy propensities of this kind into sub
lection to the government of Gods grace,
we ge, greater vletory than he that TAX
9th city,
3. live indulge IN anger we commit sin,
4. IL we are angry we often speak I'M
kindly, and consequently do injustice to
some with whom. or Of whom, we con-
verse,
8. We set an example OF pernieieus
klad which some Others will follow.
O. When We are angry we never can do
n good. Baptist Recorder.
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COME with any of the following pfod"s &c
of yoar farms. Ard you shall have Tor than
Groceries AZ cash prices. via:
Corn, Becswax, Tallow, Feathers.
A. MICCLE.
January 8. -
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&RTALIDS.

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NEW WATCHES
a nd Je w ellery.

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N emueI lynch hss the pleasure u aa-
- neaaraaa 10 has breads and the pnhlie 60.
aerally. thai ne has recssrd from Phslsdel.
phis seat asssrtment sf JEW ELLERf. con.
sistine n par Of
Gold and Silver Lever Wsiches. and
plain Verge Watches.
Fine Gold Guards and Keys.
Fine Gold Finger Rings,
Breast Pins and Ear Rings.
Gold and Silver Pencils.
Gold Collar BuiiOns and hiniasure
Cases.
A rich assortment of Silver and Steel
Speclaeles, 10 suit all sgrs.
Silver and Steel Watch Chains and
Keys.
Silver Whistles and Thimbles.
Silver and steel Ear and Tooth Picks.
Muse Boxes aid Steel Pens.
A fne assortment II Rogers and Wos-
lenhoim's Pocket Knives.
Knives and Forks, and Rogers scis-
sors.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Salt
Spoons and Butter Knives.
Al large assortment OF Razors, and En-
ersor's Razor STRIPS,
Steel Spectacle Cases, and Fancy Seal
Stamps,
Silk and Buck-skin Money Purses.
silk, Braid. and Elastic Guards,
Coral. and Gold Lockets.
HP Watches sad CIorksef I'll desrripiioaa
cleaned and repaired in his aeeusiome1 sepe.
fior style.
June "a. A~
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PETERS PILLS.
let NONE DESPAIR

arlIEsE Pills have long been known and
- appreciated Tor their extraordinary and
immedate po~eIs Of restoring perfect health
30 peIsens slfsIing sncer nearly ts,Iy Kind
Of disease which The hun an frame 70 liable.
THY are particularly Recommended 10 al
tho.e persons ~ho are fi'Ted siih any kind
ofchronic or lingering .ompIsini as there 70 no
medicine before the public ~hirh has 50 ma.
iural and happy an fleet upon the system IN
correcting the stomarl, aid liver end 20 the Tor
nation of heansy eh,le, and thereby purity.
iag the blood.
They are sckno~ lodged BY The hundreds and
thousands Who are using ILem TO be not only
the most mid and pitsssni 10 their opei alton,
hut the osi perfectly innocent, safe and ef
ficIent medicine ever tffrred 10 the public.
those Who once make n trial OF THESE pills
neyer siieiwsrd feel willing 10 be without
Them. which ls Sufficient proof Of their good
qualities.
For sale Of this Office.
Jaly ~. 81
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BLANKS for sale at This Office.