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Inns Balm of China,
For Bruises, Sores, Biiss, Cuts, Old Sores,
I.m IlLee

For Bruises, Sores, Biiss, Cuts, Old Sores,
G.m Piles. d. ...+
"A VERY valuable preparation under this name,
IA is to be had of ID. Heart, i'm This place. It's
merchants are SO well adapted to the healing Of
Cuts Old Sores, &c. that its effect is immediate.
One nights application will suffice for the cure
and relief of almost any kind of pain. The pub
lie can well appreciate this article as they get the
worth OF their money ten times over.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cort-
laudt street, New York. and by ID. Heart, Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sloan, Greensborough. i ~
February IL. : s@4 .4@z@-a Cd
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HIST, RFCElrEn.

Fg0a Arlss So Springs, Patent D,shef Lea
II Their ana irsns, Obi. Csrpe, Cioth, C.s.ask asd
csh.r Lihings, Past.as and brad Lace Fringas
Coach seaning, Ersss ami lated Bands. -
LONG, WEBB, L. co.
Ocsosrr -. So
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eE'HiS really valuable preparation, which has
u cured hundreds of persons, who used it ac-
cording TO directions is now for sale in this place.
II has been known to cure persons who have been
deaf for years, making their sense of hearing as
good as II even was, giving entire satisfaction to
the user. There have been number Of articles
got up to initiate this, and the propieors must eau
ton the public agains, buying any that has not
got their signature on, Comstock q Co, n. Y
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & CO., 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; aud by u. Heart, Hills
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and j. 4 X.
Sloan, Greensborough.
April 2. 10
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THE WoFLD-af 1T Is.
Pa wxis . ~: - - : wais.
Asssps wcE.. - - assks =
Thosgh whs:h-E cssl, - shslaH hsa
DspsE&s o. ksv aaks =
For 4 90 seSla az - ~
FsOsa asry nos- sEsa.
This woxN NIL n<'es EENd 10 Ian
A Essssax.s hsEs sfksassl
Thz EsFsa n truth. - god = watA
A. sss waE kaorn ysnT
Who hsvs 70. scsa s-r.-sry JET
And :inr~ sse vi rays
AMI I'D nen ard wsasn Too.
Have plenty a. sariOymsnt.
ThOss surely mass h. hard 10 plesss
HhO esnnOs End snjOymsal
THIS so'la = quite . pls-Sat wOrll.
In rain Or pleasant .sa:Asr.
Mpenple So4id but leExn 70 i've
IN harmony sogssAsE
Nor cease 10 burst The kindly bond
by love sad pesos esmsnssd,
And learn that hess o. Icss Rs yeL
To always = contacted
Then were the word . Pi<ssart World.
AMI pleasant fu!ks y > ais.
The DAY woulI psss sOss pleasantly
To those rho thus hs~ia L.
And all the nnoeless grievances
Brought on by borrowed troubles
Would prove, as certainly they are,
A mass Of empty hubtles!
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E.s<S-- THE subscriber will practice in the
l4kS Superior Court of Law and Equity and
the County Court of Orange.
]. TAYLOR.
September !. 92-
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New Store
JssT OPENED.

rTFHE aasushxrs inarn1 kseEsnE eansasnts -
ksss q sAxE Nrw esoss, aaas Il - G0aEs
Asas.. laEKs Is Il
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FRA 4 HOUSE AND LOT In Ia
EaEfTfe town u HillAorouEh. Ersne s70a
4sftA HE situation / aexiralGr a. n
x23 many Erspees&. Those EisEing 1.
puErhase xouia Do vel 70 eall Il Ghis osi.re IL
further information.
September :. So
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The debt of Ohio. according to the re-
cen. message Of Gov. Barley, is $40, 900,
900. ~
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Also xahe,y Of other Books no, named, on
the same terms.
Roland's Best Vim Saws At $500.
Collins Genuine Ares u sizes.
Besl article Of Sole Leather NJ III cents.
In conclusion, ! only have 10 say 10 those who
may call on me 10 spend their money, that they
shall no, 30 away Disappointed.
II. NICHOLS.
October -. 90
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PUFFY THE BLD0D.
M OFF ATS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX RlTTERS

The kxA anA sassa eeshrity which thsss PR snesi
- assssss ~Aisa AZ, rs. : ere, H. rsassss The
sasAl psaetss 81 Faag 80 eAls eesay, ess aHsos
ny u them TLsy re ksesa y their ain ihsif good
wosAs testify iar tAsn. aad sy sss 81 b. The laitA u
IrT z--- -~ ~s zzw~s
a. ASTHMA. ACUTE aaa CHRONIC RHEUMATIsa.
AFFECTIONS n lAx BLaDDkk aHI kfDNEfS
BILIOUS FEyERs LIVER C0MfLAINTs.-
n ths sOsth aAd whs lhse diseases Esesa tsy I'll
h fssad lasaaabs PlansFs ts'as, And "iss ss saos
thess Medicines sa never Afterwards . wnlps th@m
BILIOUS cHOLTc, I'D sEEOUs Los.assa. BfLEs
cosTITEsESs. COLDS a. gUIGilk, CHOLIc
CONSUMPTION. Ted WITH greet saresss N iis Ssaase
CoERUPr MINORS. oK0PSfks
pX6gEPAIA. NJ p~ss1a with tkis DISTRESSING D
ease shall dslaI asing ttsss meassiass HnHsdairiY
ERuPTioss u IA skia, EEf~pELas. FLaTu
LEscY.
FEVER aud AGuE. ~, this ,oou,ss oflhe w-s
srsa eoanry thss meeaes wl t~ Etua sAf- s~eay ard
esftan Femsds Obs mEdeD.s eass lbs Hstea sasrsl
FSan u In diseases ~ the~e Hssess frfnsneat
TRY THEM ~ SATISFIED. ~ hE CIRED.
FOULNEss u cUMsEEkfoN
ca UNu RAJ D. HILI-y
ssaa. INWARD FErER. IagEAauATURf RHkuua-
Tfsg. IMPURE bL00D. JAuADICR. Loss u ara
LIVER comrIA rwTs,
LEPROsY, loosen Ess,
N ~ RCI RIAL nHsEAsEs
Never his 10 eradicate entirety I'll se ~ cts II NerT inf
neiy than the pselal Tese4xaau ssF.arsna
NIGHT sHEATS. NEgruus DEBILITY NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS n oil kiaaIs, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS
PALPITATIDS n ~ HEIRT, PsINTER'S CH0LIC.
FIJI ID O.. The original fwup issts Of tE-se naedcnrs
eued n pes Il yea standing hy The Of these Life
Mcdiciaes aIane.
PAINS " tse had sie bach, huni@ laas ard aFsnns
n N Y q M A rIsM. Thase aliet~l with this
s~is d.nse will b. Of relief By ths Life Medicines
RUSH Of BLOOD 20 the HEAD, sEUErY
saLTRHEUM SHELLINGS.
scsoFuLa. o. KINGS EVIL, IN as
wou, FIRMS. ULCERS, n ersFn deseytriioH
w o r. m O.. IL ~ kinds saeeiaaly expelled b.
sese Medicines, Pa.e,s viii do oil atanisct them hen
anar fhnr nriatnnrn snsrrrl.d rrr..rn
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Dry Goods,

nch - c sliras-sll prices handsome sasaEt.
msns a Aaassl3 and klAA.oass TAmAvieks an1
Au.als.a: Hssssy e u kinaa Gloves. se~ing
eaG, Fack - ss1e caaA4. Bed TiekiaE, AFsoa
ChsrAs. I.swns. ~. q i.slissa enc dsesasa Bon-
nj Eaps. Anlf-ial fisNers o. 81, ParAsoas
End l'Fah-ilss. Fsnss Iaren camasac MandAsH-
chr Fi~ArAnd and IahAeaehs1 Eiash. Ill aasd
sssGsa RsEeksrxlieis, flax anA tussosa faAzrad.
caas All PsnsAloans raalhs. Trimmings II III
kinds. ana n.aas chr alsirles in lie DRY Goods
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DRHs GOODS.

DHF GOODS,
DRrGS HARDRARE. HATS. cR0cE-
klESs r. - .....m
- . sey small Fra6s 6 caah. - - Psnrsaal
AeaArn oals - : rrraia IL shses maaEAa. III -
specially invairs IS puAlsr y Cd 80 sHanins
- ssaek II aseeas. assassing khem hi = I'll
V2sw - pains . pieasr. and thAs Ne ~ -
tsoods - rhaaP - iAey en- b. Parrhased - is
soraloa u IL ooanuy.
TTTo Sa5dlers BE- aarrs = segy LARGE -
saslnsni 4 rimmainEs. esasissing Il Sslilr Trees
~ II kisls. NrksnE. Hng skins. skirsing Leaih.
r.. Plash. Bcskess. Biz. Hamn@ Moansng Sc
ssEy lsw e. czsh.
Ala - hzni Dr. WiaaPs Halsan e VII
1AsHy. wry xnluahle medlcsas ~ Al Diseases
NJ she iangs.
Up Praluce taken in ssehange for Goods d
eustonArs prices. -
r. MURRAY. in.
OcldAeE ID. s9-5R
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McAdoo, Scott & Co.
!" OTID rrsys<zuay inEsuua A. Co...
" - - PdhhE. - ~ - - nsszfi.in.
FAIL And WINTER GO0DS.
uhsrA knxe k~rn Tuassha@ra au4inx ahr snss ara
II - eigsrs Il Nr~ Aask III ElllaAsg i -
asmrsa CD Eaaaes- Ihesr SOD : saise lrnsr
consisting u . EFneFal SsSssanREs a. DFy fsa.ss
haah e Ladies - 6entsemxn Mrass aas@ -.
nzsawsnsxE.t &c Hsas BeEness. sknss. ~ b..
alsa tirarsFiea. sNaxh = REvxn - I.eaT So
Naa2wes. Casgsr, Inaieo. MaaaeE. PsFssE. -.
Gingsr. &C. a good assawtmeui = Issfinss, ia
Raaas. NaKoa BoxcS. NalAk. TEars 80 Ill.,
chainss Tn Ware. = FIJI Assossmenss Via L.
dr. 81 il oil ather Paints and Dye.sufs. -
uzany aaA.er arlirirw too nnHsroas % EFnfiasa.
Tasey soairit CT from lheir lrirnas, hossDr =.
he aAAe 10 gise kalisEarti0a - - yle, sDas. -
prize, : they are determined - Al . 81 -
hardness u The tines
County Produce taken for Goods.
Ruffn's MiIlx. Octaaxi !. sg-s~
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Boot and Shoe-Eckis5.
'''~R&

TIME subscriber, having entered into copart-
IA ncrship in the above business, would respect
fully inform their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the shop one door west OF
the Confectionery, and opposite McOres old stand,
and will be prepared to furnish every variety Of
articles in this line, both fashionable and good.
Their materials shall he well selected, and the
work yell executed; and they Gully ask for trial,
feeling certain tia; they can Civ satisfaction.
C- Jsurreymon wanted, who arc good work
men, and Of steady and industrious habits lone
osie.s eeei arplv.
wiTHERsPooS L. Gates.
July |. So
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JUST RECEIVED,

A LARGE Lot Of Negro and Bed BIaAN-
n kETs. Also75 Sacks Petersburg SALT
A. MICKLE & CO..
Oaoberla. oN els
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THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENM BITTERS
PURIFY THE $1,000,

PURIFY TIE $1,000.
And thus remove all disease from The system.
single trial uill place the LIFE Plus and
PhHNtk BtTTERS tssuna the reach Of ssmps-
tition IN the estimation of ever! patient
The gesuine Il these teIienrs put up in white
wrappers end labels together with pamphlet, called
Mudas Good Samarsn, Containing tue directions, As,
which 10 drawing II Broadway from Wall street to
0fee, BY which strangers whiting tie city very sasy
ana Tie wrappsts aud Samaritan copyrighted,
therefore those who procure then with white wrappers
be assured that they genuine lie s@rcft. aud DO no.
buy those with yrloe Sraprsn ba, if yu do, be Satisfied
that they direct from us, daut touch them.
III" Prepared and soidby
Nm. WILLIAM Il. I1oE-e-.
SIS Broadway. corner IL A,ats street, New York.
For Sale by
ID. Heart Marlborough, and
ID. e. Parrish, Round Hill.
VIM. Trice, Trice's Store.
May %. rs
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
DYE sTUFrs, &c.

UNG, WEHEs. u TO-. would respect
- fully announce 10 the public that they have
opened drug shoP in room Immediately over
their store. They expect TO keep a full supply
Of every article usually kept in Drug Stores. The
following il a list Of few Of the leading articles
just opening.
MEDICINES.
Opium, Nitrate Of Silver,
Pul. Rhei, Hydnrg. Cum Creta,
Pull. Alocs, Balsam CopaiSa,
Telap, Aqua Ammonia,
" Cream Tartar, Spts. LaSendar Comp.
lpecac, Castor Oil,
Gum Camphor, Alcohol,
Radix Scillac, SPIT Niue dulc.
Scneka, Sugar Of Lead,
Sup. carb. Soda, Pangoric,
faItarc Acid, Laudanum,
Gum Myuh, Group Syrup,
sulph. Morphine, Essence PEPPERMINT,
Sulph. euinine, Pearl Barley,
Calomel, Eng. Arrow Root,
DYE-sTUFFs, PAINTS, sc.
Indigo, Cromc Yellow.
Madde., Lamp Black
White Lead dry ard in Yellow ochre,
Oil, Glue,
spanish brown, Uum Shellac,
Red Saunders, Verdigrise,
Cam Wood, Venetian Rcd,
Crumc Green, &c. &c. &c.
Nials-l o. . OF. 4 OF. 9 on. Vial Corks, &c.
Country Physicians and Country Merchants
viii he supplied upon the most liberal terms, ant
with genuine articles. o. Prescriptions put VI
on the shortest notice.
October 4. f5-
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Cash Store.

TEE s-tarssAxE. hasiizE Hansise1 - - 50
n - Il GsoaA lwhirh - ngM rsady Ew -
sssxGa2 i Is eMn sAAs Aaaae - 20 mnan ssseeA
80 q - cor haaas,l ofsx aAem xsEy ehssR
Brswn Dazaains Eam = . - csuak
BieAeksa - hem - - -
CLOTHS, cAsSIAEREs. sns sATE
NETS u reaanad rMsnass and ssesy uAbeE
astiras = - Dry G0oas - = PsoPasslna.
GROCERIES. ancarAing = quality. iowsE
sAau Try 40 oassna y any &c slss ~
SCHOOL BOOKS farnisAaa % II whs laay
aPgay = ihe EosloNing prnes:
Ballloa's EngiasA GummaE. Is
Lain - TO
EEssk d. IS
Warrnsarf's Comp. DirsioaaEy, 90
Ainswosh's Do. IT5
L<srErsG's Latin LsIinOa. IS
DonmeKxnis Do. 4 90
. Hailian's Latin Reader. rs
Cesar, IS
Goald's Ovid, IS
n0Nemis Virgil. 80
Andrews ssllnss, -
AHlhaais ciorTo. -
fol@sm's I.isy, IS
Irnek Testament and Lexicon, ! ~
Owrn's Nenophon. IS
Memorabilia. IS
Emerson's Arithmetic. "a PaE, 30
ID. 81 pan, 65
Pieroe's Algelra. 10
" Geoniesg, 10
Tngsnp,aegy. IS
cicero's Oratious, ~.
MoESe's Geography, 80
Mair's Introduction. Is
Miishsll's Ane. Geog. a Atlss. l I2s
Roots psnmanship, assorted, 10
Also xariesy Of other Books not named, o
the same terms.
Roland's Best Vim Saws At $500.
Collins Genuine Ares II Sizes.
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Nay

Gold and Silver, Blue and Polished Steel Spccta-
cIes, To suit all ages, very superior Flint Glasses,
that may he adjusted in any frames at a short no.
tire.
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End TFskxllss. Fsas. Ilren canAsir Handkss-
CHI fi~ArAeA and IahAcsehsa Cid. sik az.d
tsas1sa Handkerchief. Fla4 ana Eossosa fhErs1.
caas All PansAlouns lsaalls. Trimmings 81 II
kinds. sni sasas chr assisles in lie DRY Goods
HARDWARE.
Mowiax anI cFAdlinx Blades 0f Ehe very bed
quality; Nasls. fsss. O-sns Slillsss. shosels and
Spades. Ehis<as and Aazes. HsmmsE. ard Gin
hlrtM. Hin=-s AMI srnws. Shoe Knives and Awl
Blades. wedding Hoes. kniss. snd Rosks. Pack-
= Knives and Scissors. Traos Ghains and Curry
c0mbs. ssocA and Pal I.sss. Tea snJ Talas
sF0ss.s. and many osneE articles NJ enumerated.
GROCERIES.
Tie rsry bxst Green AMI Blark Teas. .ngaT
and calss. Pepp<r and Alspies, Mn.a~saa and
salt. Ginger sna RICE. Castle aud other Sosps
Powder md shot. Flower and Meal, Iron and
Sleel Porter. Lime Juice. and Raisins, SI~rm and
Tsllos caniles and . nuEAhsr Of other articles in
the Grocery line.
DRUGS.
Epsom and Glauher salts. Alum and Cam
phor. Opium sna sugar u Lead, Cream II lar
Ter and Mssncla. birthstone and Annelsa. Gallo
mel and Rheusslh. Quicksilver, oil NisrOl and
Aquafsriis. White LeAd and yellow 0chre, Red
Lead md Lia4ar.e. Lin~sd and Tanners oil,
Lamp BI4eA AMI spanish Brown, Window Glass
and rutg. Mustard and Nusmegs. f.ogwoosi and
Clue. Maddes and Indigo. yamishes II all Kinds,
ink AMI Inn Powder. Camweod and Coperas, ami
III other Duss. usually Lcps in this place.
CROcKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates, Common and
Liverpool Teas, Dishes. Bowles, Mugs. PlicheTs,
and TumbIers, Tea and Cram Pots, Ewen and
Basins, and many other articles in the CrOckeD
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans. Milk Pans. DPpes. Coffee Pots,
Cups. small and large, SC. &c.
An Of the above Gonds will he sold low fer
cash. OF on credit to those who will pay when
called on. u The Common Country Trade
ell b. taken in exchange ., the market pricns.
The subscribers intend to use ever mraus in
their power to pleas all who may favour them
9Th their custom; and as their Gcpis were bought
for ash. they think they shall M allie In sell At n
low prices as ean he had in liillsboFough. Call
and zee for yourselves
A. M.CKLE l. co.
Maya rs
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steward w antrd.

a STEWARD 10 wanted at Davidson College.
"a Persons f.strou' ot obtaining ihc office
sal please u make their proposals. 20 the subscr5.
hers between thIs and tHe -.h day of November
neat, us tIe election wl.i take place 300 CHarlalgc
on that day. Communication con be made 70
Pot Ofcg. That the board may Do
IL, iow az possible thcro viii be no rent required
for tho lial Garden and three u four acres &c en.
CLOSED land II expected that Gse loucst bidder
with good recommendations I'D ta' kuosu Go the
Tmst'csl viii obtain the place Tbs Steward e.
ieet WI, have to be at The COLLEGE randy 'orgceiye
bourdcrs abaut the middle Of March, lslG.
WAITER $. fliAGt, co,,,o;,,,.
J H. ALEXANDER, ''''''''t'e'
Sept H. ISIS tm
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Acoustic Oil for Deafness f..

fE'lliS really raluab'o preparation, which hes
"a cured bug3frjs of perfaas who used 10 ae.
e1rGlng 10 directions, Do unw tgr sslo 10 this place
II lies been known 60 rufu uerfaua vh1 have been
deaf Tor yuars, making moir seuac uf hearing as
good as IL over aas, giving yufrs satisfaction t8
the user There baye beuU @ number W aruc'ea
gtupt9l initiate ihjs,tns ihg FsYHietars uHst ctH-
Gan lhe public against buyiHg aHg that hHs aes
gat lhrir signature on, Cumst8ea 81 Co., y y.
sold, whnllsalc by C0mst8ek s. Co.. ~ Carf.
l9udi street, Nes Yo.h, aad fe.ad by b. Oates,
lharLllln.
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NOTICE.

TBNIE subscriber having qualified and taken
n letters Of Administration on the Estate Of
his brother, } l.. Martin, decd, hereby eivr- %.
ticc to al persons having demands against sa.l cs
tate, 10 present them for payment legally aatHeu.
Gated within The time prescribed hy law. otherwise
this notice viii be- plead Iu bar Of rfesysru And
al " rsons indebted 10 said estate ar hereby mott.
fed to make payment as Indulgence aill not D..
given.
4. Il. MARTIN, Admr
JNla 30 ISIS. 43f
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Organ Piano Forte.

ENOR Sale SPLENDID ROSEWOOD OR
a GAN PIANO FORTE, with all the late
Improvements, with The Organ attached. il can
BE- played on as a Piano, ct al Organ, separately,
or both together 1t is enc Of the finest Iusiru.
mcuts ever brought to this market.
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naiurc her
sibiIity, !, IS the system VIII $500
SELF pursues.
FOR SEED WHEAT.

FOR SEED WHEAT.
~ - table salt and make brine Of strength
.diclent to bear an egg mp, wash your
seed wheat well in water, Swimming of all
the light and imperfect grams which may
float ppon the suriace-alter thus washing
II put 1t in the brine where LEI il soak for =
hours, then dram off The brine, spread the
wheat on the barn door, strew fresh sllked
lime over it IN sufficient quantity 10 cont
each gram Of wheat with It; STIR up the
seed with a spade or shovel 50 as TO mix the
line with them and be sure TO do no more
each day than you intend 10 SOW during that
day. Seed wheat thus prepared viii 10 *.
empt from smut; viii vegetate more quick.
Is and with greater certainty thaniiuuI thus
prepared, = tmtric0a Farmer.
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EEAYfs IMMINENT FOR The Piles. Tls
K \ preparation, which has been ceunfer'lito.
tya number u Druggists, owing TO it uena r,a
power over the Plies. Is nos icr sale by b. Oates
100 this place. Psr-ogs have b.on entirely cured
by the use Of only hall battle. The hardest sa-
ses are not proof against is power. 4 is vDI
known hat almost ovory individual is trooii @
more of less With thts distressing complaint, iar
ihe core Of which they would give any amourt
Of money, The gorune Hays Imminent give
40 pala 10 the application, not tho least. Tie
counterfeit preparation gives great pl,n, which s
a'n.asl JasltF,rah'c, Purchasers should therefore
see that C9mstygk ~ Co.'S ramc is % each to,lic
before bus inc-nana other genuine. Sold whole.
saI9 ty Cams,ooS g. Ce,2 II Cortland ST n Y.
and h Oates. Charlotte.
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ornamental, Sign, Flag - Miro
PA1IpJ&.2o

lie daticts himself lhat his long experience IN
the above business and the specimens of work ho
has executed ~ has line, will DO Il saIheient re.
commentator. lie will also attend 10 any call
made on him in the HOUSE PAINTING EUSI
NESS and is confident be can give satisfaction
to all who may csnpjoy HIM. The pubhc rs re.
specially requested 10 call aud encourage HIM as
he II determined to execute all work committed
10 HIM IL the best possible munncr.
And as times is hard he wtl take part Of hia
work in produce suitable for family use such az
Flour, Corn, Bacon, sc.
JOHN W RAINEY.
Coaear5, Ngy lG, lsl3
WARRANTED Dccds for safe al thls cGee.
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TURNIP Fly.

The Western Farmer and Gardener says
that repeated and varied experiments have
proved, that hall an ounce Of sulphur, NIX.
ed wish a pound of turuip seed, wiIl CON.
pletely prevent The fayuges Of The ly.
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PAINTING.

'B7llE Subscriber having located hlmselr a,
ID Concord, would uow offer his services &.
tho public as an
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governments; but so far as our examina-
ton gees, we have come 10 the conclusion.
in which we believe we are fortified by ev-
cry American Statesman, of every party,
that the claim of the United States is, be-
yond the reach ofdoubt or equivocation,
paramount to that OF Great Britain
Whether the claim is made to rest on an
cient or modern discovery or settlement,
or whether it rests upon treaty, we believe
that it is susceptible of demons tra,ion that
the American title rests upon an indies
tructble basis. We will not at presen,
enter upon that examination. We still
hope That an honorable adjustment may be
effected, although, from the tone of the de-
bate In the British Parliament, SO enthusi-
astically cheered and acquiesced in by the
whole Parliament, ii must be apparent to
all that the peace of the country hangs on
a most precarious foundation.
awe cannot say that we we're unpre-
pared for this, since the Great Western
brought out the news as to the manner in
which the annexation of Texas was re-
ceived in England. How far that meas
ure has operated to produce this warllke
demonstration by the British Parliament,
we know not but unquestionably it has
had its due weight in blackening with
clouds the horizon of our foreign affairs,
This as we have before said, constituted
with us one of the first objections TO the
mad and precipitate course Of John Tyler,
in getting up and presenting Of the ques-
ton at the time he did. 1t was the doing
OF what no wise people ever permt-the
making off mere party question out of a
grave foreign international subject.
"But be the cause what it may, that has
brought down upon US the united threats
and denunciations of both Great Britain
and Mexico, we very much fear acting in
concert and corporations and be our con-
lidence in those who are at the head OF
affairs ever so limited, we deem it the du-
ty ofus all TO initiate that policy which
England has always pursued, and which is
so strikingly developed in this very debate
upon Oregon; and that is, to prepent an
unbrokcn front as one people.
"When the rights of the nation are in.
vaded, its territory attacked, or It's honor
vioIatedj should negotiation fail, (as we
Trust 1t will not, and the sword be made to
settle the dispute. we doub, not the present
race will prove true to their revolutionary
blood, and be found fully able to defend and
maintain american soil and American hon
or either by land or by sea, against Grea,
Britain and her almost unbounded re.
sources.