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ARRIVED.


Nov mdse. TO II MarsAal g. Co "
snip Adelaide, Adanns, l6 ds I'm Havana ,e,srx fr,,,
Sc. TO SPoford. nles,on & Co Left snip csrs:onber
Colon Smith, for NYork, in 10 DAYS
ship Edwna wes. Is DIS fu, Mobile co,,o, Or or,
Inst OF Sa-nesat spoke brig csyusa hence for Apss
chcoa ~
Ship Anson Barkman, Chare.tsn, DAYS. co,,o, Vic.
&c, to Geo Sutton. Has experienced heavy westerly
gales OF the passage. Yesterday TWO vessels
ons brig the other schr shore OF the Jers.y
beach /; both mssts OF the schr gone.
Bark Hecla Hoyt, from Port.au Prince. Dec. L. rd.e
TO Shelton Ferris. Lei brss southern. Burses Bos
ton soon Ida Ssetson from Philad Dec 9Th schs
eilas Wright, Gonklin. for NYork, coon.
Bhg Rodney, Smith % as fn, s: Ann Bay, jamaica,
p!mento master Left Br schr Swirl COLLISION fer
York in days B- brig Mary Ann. was lost on the
18Th Nov; saved brig total loss cargo saved in
damaged stats
Big Uni,sd States, York, q ds sn MansaniIs, Cuba
Bds splendid shasford daysfron Eassporr, lsth to
Smith & Boynlon.
soar Nona Star, wiiherspoon. IN New Londen. In bal
last
schr Sea Fan, Cratic. I'm New Haven, In ballast
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l+tVJt 4fst
LADIES' LIST:
lGreaiau,M IssMayI
Ann |
/. G.sry, Miss Anora
tGiobcusM s. Maria
iGlbert.siiss ArDE /
gillespie MissLou-i
lisa
lG.lhsm, Mi-sD. All
.iG lhcr, Mfs. VIM /
lGrugan, bliss Mar
gHret I
Hill, NissJ. 7
eaIe, Miss Nancy !
Hsfusnd SiissCon-l
stance
HTl, Mss Elenor
Hidden, Margaret
aswkins HissArEa
] NJ.
HarriitonAirsSarshI
H 4epe. Miss Sarah
Hall. bliss Sarah
Jane
Henry, Miss Eliza
Heally, Bnd get
HenG-rnonNrbMs-
~ G.
! Eealy Mary A.
II enGrich 5lissCatu-
anne /
Hill. Mrs Margaret
Higgins,M Ellen
Holland llrsSophia
Howell, Mrs. Eliza
beth
Horton, Mrs. Juls
Hope, Mrs Ann Z /
/ Hogan, Mrs.. Mary
lAus,ed, Alrs. a Il
Hughes, Madame
Hughes, Ann
IHynard, Mira. Har-
vey
Ipns,CnTliarine
Jones, Mary
Jackson, Miss Mary
+. R.
Jacquel, Msdemoi-
sel,e Adelaide
Jalson, Miss The
Jones, r 5.
Jones, Mics Calha-
nnc 4,
Juues. Eliza |.
kcubie, Hiss
Kelly, Elizabeth
Kelly Miss Bridget
Kelly. Miss Mar
g8ret
ker=cy, Mss Fran
ces
Kane, Catherine
Kenistorr, Miss Ab-
hy NJ.
Kink. Miss Jane
Knight, Ms. Mar
garet
XIX, Miss Sarah
Kuhn, hiissEmelire
T. I
Lynch. Mary
Larligue, Madame
LassauAiis. Josep'e
Lambert, Miss lizs
Lewis, Miss II. Il.
Lewis, MrsRosan'h'
Little,on, Isabella
Lilly or L-l.y, or:ei
Lorraine. Mademoi-
sells Vict0is
Loree, Nissi'hebeA
miller, Janett
NlaslersunAlissAnn'
Mapes. Mrs. Ehz'h
MBnnAllss Caroline
Mari. Mrs james
alarietAiiss Josep'e
MaynerdNirs Lydia
NJ .sierson,J ohsnna
MacbethA1iss Calhe
alerrilie.d, Mira. K
Mitchell, Lydia
Mine, Mrs.
RrDDYup ST
slorhiser, Sarah H.
Marion, Mrs. Sc
Tah I.
Morecraft. Slrs. 8.
NJ prris JrsR 4ch'lS
Moore Mis- Eliza
NO re, u 5 Amanda
Muihoiisud, Miss
Sarah
Murray, MissCath'e
Mllcahy. Mrs.
Mul'ane. Johanna
Mur,la, Miss Mary
Murry, Mrs, HELEN
.Nully. Bridget
Nixon, Miss Jane
Nie.is, Miss Ann
Noble, Aun
Norton, Miss Maria
0hcur, Mary
O-borne, alias Ame-
liza
Oticrbourne, Miss
Margaret l.. /
OiBrien,Mis Mary
.O'keetc, Miss Ellen
Pagc,nIrs. Mary
PeniieId, Mrs. Mag
dalin
Pennington, Miss
Margaret
Pendl-ton, Miss
Abigail
Pitcher, Mrs. Caro-
line X.
Phillip, Mrs. Caiha
rtne s.
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DIARY FOR 1870.

WILL BE PUBLISHED By the subscribers n lew
w days his valuable work. which IL almost ncspense-
bic fo every member OF the harcoEtAning IN etHon 10
tie usual alter complete t OF the lsy cr N ne c'y OF
NeyYuIs. This work has been delayed short lime N
consequence OF fire ii The bindcry winch aesoyec Pot'
cn Of the Sheets b1l though issued athe: later haa usual
IS hoped il will not be the less acceptable.
dos JANSEN K BELL Staliouers. &c. lis Ssssar-st
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Real estate.

Se. WaNTRD-ar email House East OF Broadway sad
e: below Houston S. Rent not inot. .lAa - - .oIi
.s,,v II j. destrsb!s inst possession sbollc De GU
s1or IS March or April Address hoIut-, 4tlou1e 0H@o-
=
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5topes, Sc.
HOT AIR ruRMACE

HOT AIR FURNACE.
tNALhEk;S Patent Improved do. air Furnishes, lof
W heating Dwellings Stores, Churches, Achieve teI'
cAcsa Will heat economically and efficiently; tce cir n ne
apartments WILL be and sesLay, Tree oa dryuess da
gas.
4hsy pat up under tae peIsouel supervision OF Nh
Walker lae Pseat-- and have hitherto giy-c entire Ie
f.ctioa AID .s IA warranted perform well
Reference N. w. Taylor, Eco Governor Newly Hos
p.isl NJ Charles Starr Superintendent do; Etwarc Be-
mem! ESQ ~ @ss.i c. d. Rhodes. Esq ID Pesrsuect
a-. Thomas ilcElra.h -; Nassau. &c
aux GEO. WALKER, 29z Broadway.
NEW PATENT
A IR TIGHT Rotary COOKING Stoves, for sale By
IA o24 IN Nm. WF.1F. fs5 Hu8.or-<t
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SANDS ( Co. Chemists and Druggists rs Broadway
way and by DHsgiss generally =Iou. lou. The Uroz-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK.
CLEARED.

Ship St Patrick Prcsl. Liverpool. D Ogden.
Bark Rio; Harding Norfolk Nesmith & Walsh; John
Brown. Sutton, Apslsch;cola.
Brig Star. stetlon. Norfolk, Nesmith & Walsh.
Schrs Vcrnillon, Benjamin Baltimore eager & Mail
CT Lady Clinton, Crannes. Ph!lsd y L McCTeady.
sisops President, Frisbie. Now Haven Nsbie, Wells
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HARDWARE ard CuLery.-SeAiuan Logg-rre 10
Sprrgst GreeuwtchsL offers sale large and
general sorIreGi OF Hardware, Gallery Britannia and
JspsDod Ware Ola
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an0ia Rubber GOODS.

nAY,S PATENT Shrred SusPenders have his name
~ on every box bundle and not pair has or VIII de-
compose Ten Dollars viii be given 70 any person VINO
will produce pair OF Days msnutscture that have come
apart No person knew pair OF Days mahuiactlre
own fgu!L Warehouse Is Maidenlsne.
Az 49, HORACE II. DAY.
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PREMIUM LAMP STORE.


EoUTHoUf 1 MEYERS 5il BrosdmAy' respecltuIy
" invite the public their and examine Tie
richest and extensive assortment 70 be toul1 ~ tH
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GlRANDOLES, BRAC-
KET BlANC HE'S and CaSDLESTICkS, IN every variety
Of paiterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article Pc
culsrly desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence OF the superiority Of M portion OF heir stock
any other Of It's offered the public n this City
they with houesl pride refer less that SIX GOLD
within the ssi years for the greatest variety ead
beauty OF patterns and The Gnryaei finish Of their work
Every article soid by c. NJ warranted 10 Se what they
represent aud those who wish 20 obtain rTst cA goods AZ
price often paid FOR such Of very Inferior quality
requested 70 favor them wiki cal before purchasing
elsewhere
e A l!berEl discount to Churches and Hotels. ef1y
LAMPS, GRAND LES, sc.
I AMPS, GtRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
BROTHER & Co. No. IS John,s,Iee are manufacturing
and have always hand complete articles
their line Q; the following descriptions, which they VIII sell
al Wholesale or retail, At Low PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical o. and Carnphene Lamps
Sofa Lamps, Gill and BroDzed in great variety,
Cornelius Coz celebrated Patent Solar Larc Lamps,
Girandoes, various patterns gh syered or broD[ed.
suspenting soIsrs, Dore cemPhene Lamps,
Bracket Sol1rs, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers Brscke, do DO
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
Britannia Humid Lamps, Canphers Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure sperm OF,
do Csmphene Solar and Lard OIL
10 Burning Flu:d Refined Whale OIL ney
HARDWARE ard Cullery.-SeaIuan Low-rre 70
Sprlrgs Grreuwfch.sL offers sale large ard
general sort.neGi Of HGEcwsfs Cutlery Britannia and
JspsDed Ware ola
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laz6- DATi-Y MFMoSANpuM BooK

1886 DAILY MEMORANDUM BUN
FOR ONE YEAR, po'sel iyrr Also: ~ &c aesos.
Of pocke bOoks card cases, poruoHos PsnHI.Ees
writing desks gold and silver pencil gold pcus cness
boards, chess men. &c &c al very .ov prices, oy
- Maiten-,ane.
Account books pener and staioreryi in gresi variety
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ElN ORDER OF the Hon. Michael T. u!shoeter, hrst
ID Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas for The City ana
County OF New iorkNouce i hereby given. pursuant 10
tie provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments against
nonresident debtors THAI attachment las issued a. tilst
Tie estate OF ALFRED A. WOOD rcsiden. OF the State
Connecticut AMI that the same will be sold Tor the pay
of his debts unless he appear anG discharge sucn AZ
according within nine months from tie
him by residents OF tins STATE ana The deilYry
10 him. or s any property within TINS STATE o-
longing him. and transfer OF any such property ny
him. forbidden by law and vod-Datec the ON uay
OF July, l3i5. GEO. C. GODDARD,
iy7 Iaw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor
10y ORDER OF George ". Smith. Supreme Court Com
t i.souer notice is hereby given that an attachment has
against the Holden B. Vaughn, now or late
OF Rhode Island nonresident debtor and that
the will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless ne
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law,
within nine months from the first publication OF this notice
and tie payment any debts due MIN by residents OF
aud the delivery him, for his USE OF any prop
eTy within this Stale belonging him, and the transfer OF
any such property by him. forbidden By law ana are
void. Dated Norwich, Chenango Co Oct lOth lSi2
BABCOCK REXFORD,
ols law3m Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of The Surrogate OF tile
county OF NewYork, Notice hereby given to all per.
having claims against John Thomson late OF the city OF
New o, Physician DECEASED 10 present the same Win
the vouchers thereof the subscriber ut the residence 81
Tor to- DAME. Beebe No Si3 Broomestreet In the city OF
York. before the seventh day OF February next
Dated Scr-Iork, the second dag OF August 1916.
su4 laysGm ELIZA ANN THOMSON.Ex
~ PURSUANCE OF nm order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF New York notice is hereby given TO all per
Mons havlng claims against Edwin S,ebbns late o! the City
vouchers hereoiio The subscriber ut his store No 6
Broadway the City of New ork or before the TWEEN
,leih daY March next Dated NewYork the ninth day
OF September, 1915. ISIS law6m-l WILLIAM sTEBBlNS
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BURDENS PATENT uUESE-sttDES, oe-le
~ a9 On sae oy tae pfHA! dealers II aafdw .!- u l
United sLs are III wsITsic perfect IN forn and sce
nnt IL scc1raa;e Will ls above Recommendation VIII y
r-cYd beck s4 Tic money tetarned, - In peus cl
he fos: dis-in; psfts % lie ooOuuy. BURDEN Aged
Troy lroa and Nail Factory. MAY "a. Is+5 myl93t'"y
OAi.-I ia nov delivering th= verg test Peach orehsf
~ Red ASH COei well screenea froin Ice yard the ~
Owing prices Nut alG store mixed 50 So large Scse'
sg2 or SroAca So per Ton The plb.c may rel. Oh ge|
anS the very bcss Coal ae above Ia:es -ud w nc TIr
.la eInS-r Cosl Yard curne. OF King and Ofeo
wtrh-si PETER CLINTON. ~" nv
S{LUlD EXTRACT UF VANILLA-A Superior
Gle for t.yoring creams crssrds ie!rs Pas1y
&c Also, PRESToN'S EXTRACT OF LEMON, for rs
same purpose. For sale by
DAVID SANDS & co. Druggisu and Apo.hses;ies,
dZjU n Eeat Broadway corner OF HaIse.,--
{S OAiA.-Be.. raLaed bosa1 TOT. .s-e ~
A. ia SHERMAN, ATWATER CO., d lso3s-
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-, OIDEsT ESTABLISHED Enigralt Packet

which all drafts he forwarded. DIG
l,f4 OLDEST ESTABLISHED EligraIt Packet
sfS7tt Office in NewYotA. Corner OF Pine ami South
~ IS. The subscriber continues to brigg out from Liv-
eqoo and London, csbn second cabin and Storage pas
sencers the very lowest by the regular line OF pack
eis Also, MS casi ehlps I" OF which WI puucuSiy
SAL every week during the noah Of March, April, May,
june July, and August thereby hfordng splendid accom-
uotdious avery three cays, which certain guarantee
thai passengers possibly be detained IN Liverpool
aee coming forward 10 embark, wind aud weather permit
ting.
For the accommodation OF persons wishing remit MOE
ey to -ir friends HE subscriber also gives dfas on IHL
Armagh C.o1Iel, Galway, ParronMown,
B4ndon, Cootchin, KirG.h, sligo,
Reast, DungaGnon Limerick, Sfabane,
Bubrdge, Dungarv2r, Londonderry, T,a!ee,
BBay4bsa D9Ga na Wse1o
Baina, Eaniskien nIa.ow, YoaghA!,
Cork Ennis, aloneymore,
Draft, also, on SOONER ATWOOD = Co. Bankers Lon.
don Diails also, the City u Glasgow Bank oasgo~
Per.ons residing in the county can have their friends
brou b. opty Iemtie u them by ssndipg
their names and sddresoesso JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Corner OF Pine AID South SIS.
has directed caution tho public agains. hrns u
this city, who have the audacy advertise give drais
lis Bank without any authority Whatever from him, and
who have adj account with hs Bank any Ut lB
branches or agencies d29t
30 TAp>CUTT's General Emigfation once IS
1S S0u,hs.ree,, coraer Maif.n.!aar Agen;, for the
LIZ" New Lre Of Liverpool packetsn Sc-The sub
scbers in reminding their iquts tia. they WI, continue
ndrr Tho -uperinird ence OF BIZ VIM Tsosc0i, in Liver
pno 20 naSe arrangements with persons residing IA me
Caef States or Ctnsde bring tle.r friends rom mo Oh
country 10 Ne'v-YorE Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia
Of-aas, Quebec 81 Johns, would Liorr them ta'
The same principles which lAef business been con-
Quoted, vii be cou.eued .Iough ass SIR w Tapsc0!.
tro~ "sl. Anown very s.ret number who have Deeo
despatched for dis country under his :feconl VII! a.
usga al-aj .h puGcGAiiy, The snbzrksOn vi every per
son whoor passase ray DC engaged for ie New Line
Liverpool Pec&eLJ," VIZ:
QuEEN OF TIE " EST, 1850 tors. RosCIus, lIc1 ton.
LIVERPOOL 49, SiDDONS, 1000 +"
HOTTTNGUER, 1870 " GARRICK, 1860 3"
ROCHESTER,, 1000 " SHERIDAN, 100
TIE Georges Line Of liverpool Packets, the Union
Line Q! Liverpool jackets. Every Information viii be iven
by l.sAiEg personal application La oa5ce, By letter
post paid atdressed 10 VIZ J. T. ASCOT.
- S1lL.IL corner Msidea-ane, Newton
Orto Wa. TaPscOTT or
GEO. af9PARD SON s. ws-rIoo Road "a
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Schools.

PROFESSOR STRIVE Late OF Brown Universe
~ forming evening Glasses in the German md
French Languages. Gentlemen wishing ~ join the sane
vii pleas. leave Eer names Ell his No f7l Broad
wsy do meod-
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>s-se DRAFTS On Great Britain ind lrelsLd.-
S-ks,tS Persons remllLng money to their itends in tho
@N-Old country obtain drafts Of The subscribers
for any amount large or small payable az sight IN "a he
principal towns Lnd cities In the United Kingdom
W. J. z. TAPSCOTT, IS South-sL bladea.lane.
N. B-Le,ter Bags OF tie Steamer OF the 10th Dec wi!
leave the Post Office belfpgst z. M. the 18Th by
which all drafts he forwarded. dig
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,;-0e.z NE\y-}ohA AND ERIE r..
= Ellis z AILEnAp LtNE-M .nrrr a Z 4ss1

= s-Sii.z--SRAILRoAD LtNE-W .uter Ar 80
sS:zrn-SassA<Asr GENE On Passenger line 49,
each gay daily leaving Sew York aud Shdce'owneTery
morning. (Suuisy' excepted, vi o'clock
Erepht Barry. vii lenge New lOsk from foot o! Duane
Tucsls. Thursday nod Saturday afternoons NJ 3O'clock
Sases f,r NsvburE Fcughkeepse, Hudson ani Albany
lesyc Turner, Depot u9ou ar,vIlof PASSENGER train.
Stages for Bloom'asbarg, Monticello, Milford Honesd4e
CurbsUdale B;ugbemton, Cweso Sc &c leave Middle
town, upon arrival OF passenger train
For farther information apply q the Office corner Of
Duane aad West dS
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1InbIir gonprnanres. Ne.

s.s- -----s----=zE--U. =. 1IAII. LINE xT~Ss
fsSS From NEW YORK 70 IS ssfs- -ssix
,.,.rn, mn Re.arn,,,' = HSin,l,nlr ~ Me.,ar
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. II.

rsNHF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY or Schools Ll.s-
.rs.ed by 80 engsvilgs ard 50 inGps with s!Upe
nsp 4 plan, IN vol ito. by J. O. Goodrich sutho'
OF Peter Parleys tales, &C.
TIE above work already been Introduced mo 1e
Pubi- Schools or Rochester and ia number Of others
The FIRST edition il aesry disposed ri, me second
Kill he published IN lew days - ~
sSos HUNTI&6TOH L SAVAGE. 10 Pearl-al
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Lynch. Mnry

Larligue, Madame
LnssauMis.Jo sep'e
Lambert, MIssEhz
Lewis, Sltss II. Il.
Lewis, hirsRosan'h
Litileton, Isabella
Lilly or L-l,y, 6riri
Lorraine. Mademoi-
sells Viclois
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=. -=...s.s.=.-..1noPE EXPREss- From New

f4a Oa 20 Ne AK. s.. 1-l oNn Wes
s@-SfS---i---- field. Scotch Pinins, P!sinae!d New.
Market Bound GfooN arc Soa.eryulc. y. J.
The papc axe respectfully iaiormed dat the subscriber
I, e. at!.ei "a T. press from W. YORK Sugsrgls
and inter neljae p tcs named ABOVE, u the uansnis
.iun aud speedy delivery OF Packages Sundes, 5loccy
&C the collection Of Notes and Is, AM al oiier business
.ppereiniug 10 4 " e!.-reguiaiet Express
Iiolrs % e .yiug-N .vv-Yors ii ocloc@, i NJ daily,
Snmerille !! O'Clock, +. II
,jl6ce IN New-Yor6 Merchants uoel 81 Ccrtiaadst
Soneryile D. Noes t7sl and II the intervening p!sers
" , re que . ''S A. y. HOPE
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S5 OAAA.-Bs.s ra1aed bofax TOT. .s-r %
ID ia SHERMAN, ATWATER CO., 81 Fi!goat--
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g~sS j. FOR SiUGEiiI'l - C,sNti. sld.
M PCgeak Psir AM hnt,ton The
spi-ndil Steamboat james Madison, Capt
c y Ui1cux vii cave the S-3m11A; Pier ~ the foot n
Ceigr-.t every Monday, Wednesday, snc SATURDAY a.
1'cnck p NJ Returning Sunday, Tuesday AMI Thursday
h taken barge prices For passa 20 or freight apply
on board or D. +. Wainwright, gent on the wharf o.?
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Tyson. Ed win
Tyler. Isaac
Upton, w.
Unuerw oodJ oshua
Wiser, ID. j.
Via, Joseph
Nolium. Joseph
Valentine, William
Vaniib5ury,rhos l.
Fandcwaler, A!her-
tus
Van Allen, B. 7.
Van Ness. p.
Van Wycs, Charles
Van Ws9uen, A. NJ.
Wallace, y.
skehelo, .. w.
Waii, Henry
Wallace, John
Wadsworih, Geo.
WADE, Benz. H.
Warren, Jaoez
Warren, Levi 3.
Ward, George r.
ard, Philip
Ward, Farrell J.
Watson, Benj4min
Warren, Stephen
Weaver. John J.
Weiss, Anihon
Weish-imer, Anton
Weeoel. B.
Welles, Samuel
Webster, SaEll 4.
Weiles, Samuel
Webb. II. T.
Weed, Orlando c.
Wheeler. Edward
We!ch, Ebenrzsr
Wells, Samuel
Welsh, Capt R.
Wheeler. Thophelis
West. Al,erd
Wriinore, Moses
Williams, Henry
Williams, John w.
Wright, Lloyd
Wright, Wl!isin
WI n, Adam
Wright, Chss. w.
wills, ".
Wright, Z. X G.. \.
Williams, Dr.. J. B.
Williams. Williams
Wilson, Rivers 5.
Wigger, HenryLk
Whey. John Il.
Williams, Joseph
White, II. Nelson
Whiting. Church
White. Gilbert II.
White, J. Wells
White, J. 4
Wooley, lsssc y.
Woods. ps:i
Woods, Patrick
Woodbury. AAvery
x Co.
y ooley, Isaac y.
Wood. Ch. G.
Woo6w orh, Sc
line E
Wood, Stephen
Worth, Henry c.
Woods, George
Wolfe. 81. 3.
Yates. r. W.
Yoursn, David
i'uule. j. C 3
Yong, Capt Henry
Yong, Samuel
ZiuiIner 1nan,
Samuel
RRIS, P. NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

your pnt ronr.nians wIll lsssh a. you
when ikey see Jour name il lhe 6,zeils.
For i must hap?tr. Your besihrss j.
care 10 fall GLITTER uhai rrspsrlable man
sill bsy toys Cor IheH children Il > drun-
kard. Yau'fe mt drunksIdl No; boz
y0a all be-fs al Tie sane.
.Yoa'rchefan by Saying on i'll mid
night. By and BY twill be ~ night But
don't yon Ihak, Mr. Csndle. s"u shall
ever have aksy. know you. Yss. you'd
do sxseily Ike hat Preii, MN. and What
did he do. OMIT last Wednesday! Why he
lri himself il about i"ur 10 The marning.
and brought hoae nj h him bis poi eom-
psnian. Lesnls. lis drar aiIs woke 81
SIX. and ssw rrenymanss dirty boots u
her side. Aud sleTe vas this wretch her
husbandl Why. he sas drink ng down
sIaln-sSilling. Yes; worse Than mid.
night robber. led taken ksys nui OF hi.
dear wiies pockels-hs! VIA, that poor
rreaIure has 70 brarl and had got The bran.
dy. A pretty lhiag fra uife % wske u
Elk in the morning. and instead ofher hus.
b,nd 10 zee q his dirty boals.
Bui I'll not be msde your victim. Mr..
Candle. m, !. You shall never GET my
keys, for they shall lie nnder my pi:los
under my he'd, Mr.. cauile.
"You'll be ruined; bur Il ean help il,
you shall ruin Lob"dy bat yourself.
! "Oh, thai hH-hOr-i-b!e tob--sS
Co"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

A MARRIAGE PoRrIoN.--0n the margin
of sunny lake lived farmer; his sha'
ded cottage was an object Of pleasure to
the mariner Of our inland sea, and the ira
,eller could no, refrain bis commentator
as he passed the well TILED helds, render
ed more attractive by the pervsding splr-
!, Of ne a,ness and order. A wife, with two
daughters, shared the labors and pleasures
Of the farmer. Oae hundred acres was
the extent of the farm. and the farmer s
capi,sl was little more than honesty, III
ius,ry and health. u need no, paint The
family circle in its devotion TO sacred Gu
ties, nor It's daily tnl--lhe results wall
carry TO every heart view oil The path
nursued. His eldest daughter married,
and he gave To- her one third OF his issm
a. her marriage portion. Notwlshstsn'
ding ibis dim,nu,,on Of acres, he had tho
same quantity Of products as formerly
In due time his youngest daughter mar
rieJ also. and he gave her one hall oil wha
! remsiped---and seH the produce oil th'
] farm was no, diminished. The secte
vas easily disco, ud--he applied al
much Labor and attention to the remain
inc one,hud par, as he had been aceus'
toned to give 10 The whole farm. noyo'
! ak how this applies TO any one o, Us
i Let me expIain. We divide our iaoo
over 100 many acres 10 afford sutlc'en
- :. a.cb. and we neplec. the aid Q
science, which teaches Us to concenfa'
The various means always within our COT
troll, and their economical and sPp'opfla'
application. .e.e ~= SCI -sss *
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

Lacusts have made their appearance IN
countless numbers in the parishes o'
Clinton and s., Franeisville, Louisiana
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05
9g9Al 9S029lgs

-Msy ysur rieh soil.
EEulcFAni, naiurs hsiicE bic Asgs Pour
n'sr every land. go -
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19

AID so on in proportion for greater mum
btr.
Payments may be transmitted BY mail,
postage paid, at our risk. BY rule OF
the Pest Office Department, post masters
are permitted 10 frank letters written BY
themselves, containing money Tor sub
sclptions.
The notes of any bank, current where
subscriber resides, will be received BY
us 1t par.
To insure all the numbers, the sub
scrptions should be in Washington by the
IOh of December next al farihest.
kFNo attention lriH be paid to any Or
derunless the money accompanies e.
BLAIR & RlVES.
Washington City, Nov. IL, 1914.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-19
Rangers Notice.

TNAKEN UP, by John S. Crittenden,
small bay mare, hands high, a
star in the face, and snip on the nose; the
end of her left ear cropt off, hind feet white
some white hairs on the right side, and a
scar on the left fore Legs or 8 years old.
January 4, l645.
TAKEN UP, by William G. Doyle, one
sOrrel horse, 8 or 9 years old, nearly blind,
long tail and some saddle spots.
Also, one sorrel mare, years old, flax
name and tail, all her feet white, blaze in
the face.
January 4, 1915.
TAKEN UP, by Edward Myers, two mules
one slight bay, the other dark bay,
supposed to be years old last spring.
January 4, 1915.
B. H. CARROLL, Ranger
Jan. 1875 Of Carroll county.