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SUPREME COURT.

During de LAST week. The GLOWING
Opininns were delivered. viz:
By RrFFIS. c. J. in Dickinson. N use
Of toslen Q. IippiiL from New Hanover.
reversing The judgment and Affirming The
orier 81 The County cousL
Also. in Smith 0. Hawkins. IN Equity.
from Bunenmbe. declaring that ihe injunc-
ZION was property c0niinned 10 The hear
ing.
Also. in Williams Q. Oates. from Meek
lenburg; The judgment Of lhe Superior
Court reversed. and that nf The County
ceuu dismissing The petition. affirmed.
Also. in Gslhings Q. Williams, from
Montgomery. affirming he judgment be-
low.
Also, in Logan o. Simmons Fl al. IN
Equity. from Rutherford. dec airing The
deeds 20 The Defendant s. fraudulent. and
the Plaintiff entitled TO The Slaves convey
ed in them, &c.
by DANIEL ]. in Buchanan .. Parker,
from Columbus, affirming the judgment
low.
Also. IN Put, am D. McGibbony. in
Equity, from GuilfOrd. dismissing the
bill with costs.
Also, in Raper & Spnrgin .. Ilamil.
Ton & Arm6rld, in Equity. from David
son, declaring Plaintiffs entitled TO re-
deem The Slave. on paying $500. The pur
chase money. and dIsmissing The bill will
costs as 10 solomon Arm6eld.
Also, in Mitchell and others o. Walker
and others. in Equity, lromBurke. dismiss
ling the bill as 10 Walker and Keller, viii
costs. and directing a decree that Pear
son. and in The event Of his inability, Sa
terw bite, repay The purchase money, int
rest and costs Al law. and in this Court.
| Also. in Doe on dem,se Of Callende
e. al. o. Sherman si al. from New Hano
yer, awar ding renre de moro.
Also, in Ingram .. Sloan, from Arson
affirming The judgment below.
Also. in Hall, q. NJ. e. o. Paschall
from Warren, affirming the judgment be
low.
By NASH, ]. in Butler and Others .
Durham and Others, in Equity, fror
Rutherford, directing reference.
Also, in Crissman .. Wright and others
in Equity, from Sury. directing the bi
to lie dismissed with costs.
n Also. IN Parish o. Sloan aud others, !
|, Equity. from Sampson, affirming u
; Judgment below.
, Also, in Wall .. Tonlin.on, from Stat
, lly, reversing the judgment and awardln
, renirs de noco.
, Also, in Drake o. McMinn, from Hel
1 derson. arres,ing the judgment.
|. Also, in Doe on demise OF Irwin ar
1 Elmes .. Cox. from Meek 'enburg, rever
a ing the judgment and awarding { veni
; de moro. Register.
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ENCOURAGE
Home Manufactures

VU>HE subscriber having permanently located
i himself in the town of Hillsborough, takestnis
method Of informing his friends and the public
generally, that he intends carrying on the amor,
ing Business in all its various branches having
ceived, and will continue constantly 70 receive, W.
the latest fashions from the Cities Of LONDON ~
ris, Philadelphia and New York; and having mac
much experience in the art Of cutting, ne prepal
ed, he hopes, to give satisfaction to an VINO ma,
favor him with their patronage. Please give m' '
trial by calling at my shop, second door ABOVE
the printing office. s,,n
Cutting promptley attended to at all times sun
day excepted. rsoN
JAMES G. S. WATSON:
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FD fM ne hee0Eder.
/yR EDIroR: There are iiHes in This
lwfrrstEisl sphere Of ours. in which inno-
rent pleasures mske 50 durable an impress
on our minds. ihal The cares. troubles and
sirissilndes az life cannot effect Ihem-
green spots on The sasie Of memory 10
which We often turn with pleasure and
delight. And This pleasure il The more
enhAneedin proportion 10 The liery ordesls
we have passed through. which all man.
kind have in greater or less degree ex.
perienced. Human life must be admit.
ted 10 be q chequered scene Of good md
eSil. and perhaps il Is best that II Is 70
Tor If il were otherwise. our hopes, our
deires and our aspirations would be cir.
transcribed BY The narrow boundaries oil
this world. Bu. | am philosoPhising,
than which nothing vas farther from my
intention when | first took up my grey
goose quill, that . mighty Instrument O
lille men"
Woman. lovely woman. thou hast shar
ed the praises Of immortal verse; thou has
bern The theme Of illusiricus orators snt
philosophers; even the cynic has confess
ed Thy influence in despite Of all his sell
denying philosophy. What can say
that has not already been said or sung il
hhy behalfl | will. however. beslow m,
small but sincere homage OF praise. Thy
smiles stimulate Us 10 acts Of virtue ,h,
appreciation exciies 10 deeds Of fine am
renown. Without thee we should be Lib
q stately vessel on the broad ocean, with
out breeze or sail 10 wal, il 90 the wished
Cor haven. Buiio the subject. Not 6fi
kmiles from The beautiful and romantic vii
lage Of Oxford, there are some Of ihes
: angelic beings that seem tlo. divine g.
eanlr. lhsgejusI Ieft them. or am mis-
taken. Il tia dream, or is il reality
| Methinks | haze just emerged from
fairy land, that contains a superior an
. more luvely race offerings than | am 9or
, TO meet in this cold dull care-corrodin
earth. Kind reader. don't you like
obllge the Ladies! ! suppose you d.
and so do when I can. But what d
on think! I was lately called on by theI
10 make q speech. This was the fir
: time in my life that was fairly poses
To make speeches to our peers is indee
: hard work enough; bu. for me to make
: speech on the wing 10 ccterie Of sylpl
4 ~ more, | confess, than nature destint
: me TO do. lf / hal, however, suppose
= them 10 be flesh AM blood, like myself
= would have complied with their reque,
+ though rOr hasserat faucibus. | has
n however, been lately bordering on 4
!. matter, aud have come 10 the conclusi'
II that | could make speech TO ceria
;. one of ,hem,
d. Whose lips are often curled in rosy smiles,
Whose presence the tedious hours bcguiles,
Whose silyery voice enchains the hc"rt,
J" AMI gives an impetus to Cupid's dart
N On a certain subject, which shall
} uameless, but which can be very east
9 guessed at. w.
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sh1ntzai llarvrsis rrsped slaaa Il boF.
den; Ehould Il heFrzliFr hald laose in
posing posIi On upan Inc mBslsF-Spll q
sms. Il vii he iadrbied or iss irrrrsssd
honers % he tntis sud iart of hin uha
shnsiInsd his pssiiy pes. Tie Dialia.
n. y. Gladly ~nuld we give he same
q on sswfll deserving he smiling ssffrs-
ges q lhs ladies. bar unfortunately % lhis
lnsianre.l like ons ~ the mighty ones q
I'D, " he merit . only eguslled.by his
msdssiy.r and be has blnshingly refused
his eonsehi.
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Is Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, about the sth
~ Of March last, Negro Boy by the name Of
REUBEN, and sometimes called Boob, about
% years Of age He is Of yellowish complex
ion, chunky and thick SCI, and had on when he
leff mixed jeans frock coat and pantaloOns, and
black hat though il is probable that he has since
changed them. The above reward will be given
to any person who win aPprehend him and deli
yer him TO the subscriber.
-. - BAXTER DAVIS. i.
August IL. u-ss
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Caldwell Institute.

VE,HE next session of the Caldwell Institute,
il under the care of the Pleshytery Of Orange,
will commence on Wednesday the 9th of July
next, in the town of Hillsboroush. to which place
il has been removed, and will close on Friday the
2sth of November next. @
The Faculty of the School consists of the Rev.
ALEXANDER WILSON, d. D., President and
Professor of the Greek Language and Literature;
RALPH H. GRAVES, A. NJ, Professor Of Ma
thematics and Natural Philosophy; and the Rev.
John A. BINGHAM, Professor Of the Latin
Language and Literature.
Tuition Fee, per session Of nearly five months,
is $40. The price of Beard, every thing found,
viii vary from S. to $40 per month.
BY order Of tie Board.of Trustees,
N. II. HARDING,
DRURY LACY, tee.
John w. NORWOOD,
June IL. >f- .s5. !, 81
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For the Recorder.
THE Ola L A..

Anofker gem Of purest rag serene.
This is a very late discovery in the
vocabulary Of Flora. which has been made
in the eastern portion Of this county, by
young gentleman who, in addition 10 a
fine natural taste for the beauties Of ma
ture, and more particularly for those floral
gems with which al times she seems pleas
ed 10 deck aud adorn her solitudes, has
enjoyed an extensive acquaintance with
the thousand variiies which have made The
Sunny South the wonder and admiration
of al! who have ever roved through It's
flower enameled wilds. From the Mag
nolia Grandiilora, with its magnificent
coronal of emerald and pearl, to the my
RAIDS of fairy blossoms which make The
boundless prairie seem living pattern oil
the Mosaic ART. all in their turn have been
seen, enjoyed, and admired, opening a
new world of beauty to his Imagination,
and by their gentle influence, lending adj
di,ional purity and refinement to his
tastes.
In quiet nook upon the banks OF Dr.
ais Greek, a little brawllng streamlet,
sh,ch after wandering for while through
one Of the best and prettiest portions oil
the district Of 81. Mary's. finally .emp,ies
itself into the rocky bosom OF Flat River
this modes. and unpre.ending. butfragran'
and beautiful flower, was first seen,
Smiling within its cool and calm retreat
Like cottage maid, who observation shuns'
| |, were useless for one as unskiliul as my
self. to at,emptto place before the reader
eye this new and blnshing candidate Tor tn
honors OF the conservatory but lis vaiu'
may bein some measure imagined from IN
eagerness with which it was seized upon
| aud the close attention i. has since receiv
| ed, from one so we'll calculated 10 appre
cia,e its every excellence. Dial's Creel
hath hitherto been known only Tor tn
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lust Received,

ESOUR quarters Stout and Fine Unbleached
u Shirting.
Superior Brown Cotton Drilling.
Four-quarters Bleached Shirting.
Merino Cashmere, Brown Linen, Irish Linens.
Black Lisle Lace, fer Wells,
Furniture and Low-priced Calicos.
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, for Buggys and Carry
ais.
Also ON hand good Linen Sheeting, &c.
LONG, WEBB, & co.
June IS. G-
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

CT injecting Of the Washington Temperance
Society viii be held at the Masonic Hall, OF
Thursday evening, the 2sth instant, at candle
light. Our friends from the country, who may b
attending court, and the public generally, are IN
vited to attend.
Those having any thing to say against the tenn
perance movement or in behalf Of intemperance
will be heard.
BY order Of the Committee.
August 20. w
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Reported for the Petersburg Intelligcncer.
Petersburg, August ID, ls45.

Reported for the Petersburg lntelllgcncer'
Petersburg, August ID, ls45.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
TOBACCO.-The market is not quite so
brisk as it was, but there is little varia-
ton in prices, aud the quantity inspect
ing is quite small.
CoTTON.-Some lots were sold last
week at g tot. The latter for choice
crop. Holders ask these prices, but do
not readily obtain them.
wHEAT.-Prime Red 90, White 95,--
supply increasing.
FLOUR.-Town Mills 50, Country 81;
rs.
CORN As 10 so, as in quantity.
BACON.--virginia Q, Western Sides 81
to O, Shoulders Il,
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Masses o. TIA sEcosp DRac00xs.-
Tie senond rssineni af U =. Dszsoons,
sntsr he eommand 81 Cai. q .igKs. tool
npsheisns ofmarrh 10 Texas froS Nsachi
lnehes IN he ash Nh The cI4rsnir.s
says Thai hey are IA Be station - n San An,
lnnio de- BrKnr.
We learn ihal orders hare Lefn rereiE.
ed % foH MsHenry. lBaltimere.l 81
Major Rirggold 20 hgld his esmpany d
mounted arIlll-ry ready 20 prncred II I
momens's warning 10 Ihe Soaih-suppos
cd 10 be 10 Texas.
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The Right Feeling.


The iollowing prcsentment q the Grand Jury
Of Rowan county. 1t the late August Term Of the
Court, brings 10 public attention subject Of great
mOmeai. and one which demands the serious con-
sidcn,ion and the immediate and efficient ec-ope-
ration of all intelligent and good men. Rowan
county Is not the only county in the state where
the evil exists, and where there arr signs Of is
increase TO a frightful extent We are sorry TO
say it-bui the fac, Is 50 apparent to every Obser-
yer that il would be vain TO deny it,-,hat treat
ing by candidates for ofEice is becoming more and
more popular in Onngr, and that il has now be
come almost impossible to command success with
gu, L. Alas that Il should be 50; and that tenn
perance men should aid in the work Of demorali-
niion! Yes, tha, temperance men should aid in
the work! And howl We have heard il re-
marked, that q drinking men are ,rucr to their
principles than the friends Of temperance; per-
sons who are in favor Of treating will vote for
man because he does treat, but temperance men
do not vote for man because he does mot treat"
And thus BY relaxing their principles. land in
elections which have no connection with politics.
temperance men aid in the triumph Of intempc-
nance. How long win this continue. Truly it
is high time for the friends Of good order and mo-
raliy, and for every Patriot, without distinction Of
party, to come out and put The frown Of condem-
nation upon the practice" The Grand Jury Of
Rowan have set an example worthy of imitation
Hear wha, they say.
- August Sessions, ls45.
WE, the Grand Jurors Of Rowan, Pre-.
sent, That the most Of the business
brought before us during this Term, has
been in consequence Of Drunkenness. and
that great deal of it has been OCCASION
ed bv and through the public treating O
candidates for public offices at different
times and places. consequently we canno
help but view ,hepract'ce as an evil, ant
agrowing evil, FOR ]. is manifest n ever,
one that il is annually becoming worse an,
worse, and we cannot help but feel alarm
ed for the good order and morality of th,
community at large, if not for libert,
itself, for il has almost come 10 pass tina
those who trea, the most are certain TO b
elected, consequently those who are IN
able or unwilling 10 treat, have no encou
ragement 10 become candidates, as the
are almost invariably defeated no matte
what their qualifications are; and we car
no. help but think il is high time for II
friends Of good order and morality. an
Tor every Palric. without distinction {
party, 10 come ont and put the frown
condemnation upon the practice, aud herr
alter use their influence in endeavoring
prevail upon all the candidates 10 abaI
don the practice and trust TO their ow
merits rather than 10 the merits of III
Whiskey barrel.
mo. McCUCLOCH, FoaExAs.
RICHARD HARRIS, JOHN RooERs,
BENJAMIN FRALEY. RICHARD GRAHAM,
GEoRoE WILHELM, JAcoB SETzER.
HENRY SLooP, MIcHrAL BosTIAN,
BENJAMIN SEcHLER, CALEB YosT,
HENRY DEAL, HENRy WILHELM,
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MAGNETIC TrLRoRAFH.-The posts of
The line between New York and Phila-
deiPhia have been planted a. far up a.
unicn Sqnare IN The Iormsr city. and some
considerable progress has been made in
New Jersey. u 10 cont mplaied 10
have The line in operation Hiihin sixly
days.
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thursday, August ~.

x-A msjaisy q ths hssiarsass e dis
~ cSuniy ~ill hs bequised % Tsr~iay Il
- ness Cesniy CouEi, = slsei Ccmnlinasnrss
=, 49, schooiz. 10 receive Dr. hussAs q de
80 an &C. osher Puhhr purPo-az
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Election RETURNS.

sa.ee sur ~ - have received additional ~
-. fom dc cngrs-.ioaal sleciion II dis safe.
thgasA dry arr NJ ysl oomFisie. We hos =
4, ~. % eve de fui rr,ums n our neat; and N
A. man tns. Ne Publ.h he foIIO~ins - he
Erusalis result
Il De Frsi Districi. nc Hon. lanes Crahan.
b dre.ed over cEngm4n. b msioriiy q s2s
,ses Bob Wigs
In tAe secosd Distirt ne Hon. d. ". Bar
5urrr. Wig. b rs-eleried By . majority q %
0ssr chahss Fizher. Democrat
In De Third Di.irici. David .. Rid. Driso.. !
,ry certainly elected over Mcmillan. Wing.
R.ia i los sheaA. and Rockingham yet 10 hear
Eom
In ths fourth Dizsir,. Gen Alfred DOckeg !.
.lec,ea over worth By . very large majority,
Bob whigs
In de FiAh Di.tnci. James c. Dolain. Demo.
!. eIse.cd over Haaghion BY . minority q 2.o0s.
In she sixth District. The Hon. lanes Mckay
Dsma. / re-elected By considerable majority
over Mearss. whig.
In he seventh Dis,rici, the Hon. I.R. J. Dan
ia Demo- i re-eiertcd over Bond. Wing. By I
lsrse majority.
In he Eighth District. Henry 3. CLARK, Demo
i sleeled over Donnell. Wing.
Ia ths Ninth Disriei, Col Asa Bisgs Demo, I
sleaed By small. majority over Outlaw. whis.
50 that, q our delegation IN the nezs Congress
tSs Democrats have Hx and de Wings rHHKr.
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Stray.

eA. TAKEN up on the l2th of Au-
WA gust, by William Dickson, four
y ..sk III miles east Of Hillsborough, and en-
N ~ tered on the Stray Book Of Orange
~As=srxes county, an iron gray HORSE,
with dark name and tail, three white feet, right
leg white up to the knee; has the appearance Of
work horse; supposed to be eight or nine years
old.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
August Is. ...-- s9-3wp
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StrayS.

TAKEN up on the 10th Of July, by Alex.
Il Mebane, esq. living is miles west of HILLSIDE
rough, and entered on the Stray Book Of Orange
county, two STEERS, marked with crop and
underbit in each ear, and slit in the right; one
dark red, and the other a red brindle. Valued,
one at S 5 so, and the other at $ 80
JOHN A. FAUCETr, Ranger.
Aug. Is. sS-Sw
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Valuable Property

FOR SALE.
k,~s wish 10 sell the House
N@TslS and 10, in the Town OF HILLSIDE
WMssslE rough, whereon now live. II
SEaSxa ia well situated IN the business
na,, III Inc Town near the court house, and at
nnblic times has as much custom as any hotel
- ,he ,own. fhe 10, contain two AZ res, with a
S,ore room and Bar room separate from tie
house. There Is also a good Spring aud Spring
lluusc. Ice. House, Stables, aud Corn-Crio
Kitchen. Smoke .house, &c on the lot. There
,s also quantity of Household and Kitchen
rurni,uts. such as beds, &c., which will sell
with the lot or separately, 10 suit The Pulcoa'
ccr. an. ,,
Also one other Lot, whereon WIN. Horton
~. q, lives with a comfortable Dwelling. House
and Kitchen, Of about one acre, Win u "s''
rate Spring On H.. sn,;,L
shs a., Il. WHICH has a custom Of Eileen hun
lred dollaIs per year, .,,..s
-; | ,lso sell nv Plantation, on The waters
- r'.,ss,.rs Geek, five miles north east Of
uui.h,r uph, containing SOB acres; has on u
rood Dwrl ing HOUSE, Smith-Snop and oihei
GLOSSARY ut.houses. good well o1 wafer,
w;,h large Creek running through TIE cen'ie
If the cleared land. with quantity OF 10"
orouods and meadow land on IT,. The fIania
s,t,on is in FIST rate repair, aud IN nesIl"s
neirhborhood, and would suit some gentleman
lrom The low country who wishes to Some W
ior health. The land is well adapted 10 'h'
orow,h Of Corn, Wheat, Oats, and Tooaeeoi
I also will sell fine Stock Of young Ca'lle
Hogs, and Sheep, Of frs, rate breed, a'feaa'
attached 10 tie place, ifreqaired BY the rar'
chaser: also my Smith and Farming Tools o
every DIES, rip,ion, which are in good repair.
I6aye & $, rate crop cfcorn growing 'wnl q
would he desirable perhaps 10 those who mlgn
norcbase the Plantation; also about SUI oosn
els Of Wheat, about 200 Of il is the large VIM.
Georo;a wheat, superior TO any Wheat
now have. il is nice and clean, and any perso
wishing j, 10 SOW can get il at my house
Hlllsborough. !,
Any person wishing 10 purchase any Of Y
above Property. would do we'll 10 call and e.
anime il, as am determined 20 sell the y.
opportunity. A few young negroes would
aiken in part pay at lair prices. All those y
deb,ed TO me win please cali and settle imm
diately, and cave cost; as am ,determineo :
close business 10 North Carolina and leave
the Southwest. ,coN :.
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LONG, WEBB, & Co..

HAVE Just received supply Of MOLAsSES
III and SPIRITS OF TURPENTiNE.
August 20. W.
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TENNESSEE LAND
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offer Cor sale a Tnct Of
n Land on ihc South fork Of Forked River, IN
Dyer county, Tennessee, shout twelve miles south
Of Dyersburg, containing about 3lOO acres. The
river which runs through the land i naSigahle II
the usual business seasons Of the year-lhe hnd
i extremely rich, and j. not surpassed BY any
lands ii the Western district for the cultivation
Of tobacco, com. rye, wksai and oats, and Is fair
for cotton. That portion Of the country Is regard
ed Is the most healthy part Of the Western dig
trict, and i settled for the most pan by people
from North Carolina.
The land will be sold altogether, or in portions
10 suit purchasers, and good land in this county
win be taken in psyment-Or liberal credits given.
The title Is undoubted.
%. F. LONG,
]. W. NORWOOD.
July rs. 50
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Tennessees-few returns have been -
ceiyed from ths election in Tennessee. In The
krs Congressional dis,ries. Johnston. Dem. has
been reeIeesed; and m the second and third de
tncss. Mes4rs Cooke and crnier. bosh whig4 ara
slected
The falling OF in the Wing votes renders /
more than probable ,hai Brown, the Democrats
candidate fcr Governor has been elected; and thai
parry also win probably have majority in the lie
gdaturc.
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Asa Rfsux. goHs S.rn.x. So
DAsID sHulIlAnsER,
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FOR SALE.
k,~R l wish 10 sell the House
M3hslS and Lot in the Town Of HILLSIDE
NlwssilE rough, whereon now live. 1t
SEkzA@ is we'll situated in the business
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August II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
WATER PROOF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

WATER PROOF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
EOODYEARS PATENT GUM ELASTIC Warranted
NJ to stand any Cinpas.-GEoRGE BEECHER, ip
Broadway between Pine and WalLs,ree,s has hand
and Is daily receiving from the FACTORIES general
ment OF GOODS manufactured under the above patent
which he offers to tbs trade al low prces, VIZ:
leo Gum Elastic Overshoes. mems, all sizes
100 do do do Ladies' do.
Warranted snen soften under any degree of cold
heal; 500 yards Carriage and other Cloths every style
and thickness; 500 yards Japan'd Colh Patent Leather
Ansh
An article superior Patent Leather and at less cost
ALSO,
Live Prcservers of all patterns Water Hose, size
Portable Shower Baths low Caps Hats Soullwesers
Ship Leller Bags lprice Overcoats I
Travelling Bags Pea Goats various
Seamens Bags Cloaks STYLES
Horse Covers Capes
Carriage Aprons Mems Overals
Carnage Boots Leggings
Water Pss various paierns Hunting Fishing Boo,s
Bahnng MAis Ducking Pants with Floais
Ladies Aprons Foot Balls with air tubes
Mechanics Aprons Russia Belts for weak backs
Gun Cases and Covers Shoulder Braces
Air Pillows Suspendtrs and Elasues
Chair Cushions Gloves and Mis-
Wagon Cushions Camp Blankets
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