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The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

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coxsEkriox At MKxrHs.-We nniie-
q ; Few days since de sdjoUrnmepi &C
The conenfion which sssemhled u Mem
phis on The 4ih instans. aDd ihs objecg or
which wzs 20 pfonote ~Messern and
South Western interests. Thenpresen-
fslion from the Western Sisies being 20
partial il was determined not 70 sci finally
upon any Of the questions which eOmc isp
Al this meeting. but 20 defer such action
20 future meeling. which is recommend
Cd Cor ihe l2lh Of November nex,."
Conmittees wese appointed. with :
view Of making reports 70 lhe adjourned
meeting N November upon the following
snbie>ss:
On The military and naval resources oi
The Mississippi valley, and is ability 20
create and sustain steam military ma.
rinc.
On The improvement oflh Ohio river,
and on the subject Of > free canal q The
falls or the Ohio.
On the improvement Of the Mississipr
river and lis tributaries.
On Western National Arnory.
On National ship canal. 70 conneel
the Mississippi with the Northern lakes.
On the mail roaies on the Western ri
yers.
On military road through tho publ,
lands 10 the Southwest.
On reclaiming the submerged groundi
along the margins OF the Western rivers.
On The growth OF cotton.
On manufacturing At the South.
On the completion OF The railroad from
Charleston 70 Memphis.
Nashville Ban.
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From, Ne,c Zsalad-Desiruc'ion ot
The Bay of Island, by a letter received
from Captain Jabez R. Rowland, of the
shin London Packet, of Fairhaven, dated
Bav OF Islands. New Yea and. March l3,
we learn, says the New Bedford Mercu.
nv, ,lla, the natives Of New Zealand had
risen upon the E. gl'sh inhabitants oi the
Bay of Islands and completely orerpow-
cred them. On the 18th March, battle
was tough, between the English and ma
tives, in which the former sustained a loss
of 20 10 40 killed. and great many
wounded. The English fed to the vessels
in port. leaving the town in possession o'
the natives, who soon reduced it to ashes.
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Bacon and Leather
July s.

ruyHE subscriber has large lot Of the best corn
Il fed BACON for sale, which he will sell very
low for cash alone.
He also Is working out his entire stock OF
LEATHER, which he will sell at very reduced
prices for cash, or on a credit OF ninety days 70
those who he knows to be punctusl.
LII JAMES s. SMITH.
July 8.
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TESSEssEE.--A correspondent OF The
Bslumore Patriot writes frnm Nashville
that tie Wings Of Tennessee are pretty
certain 70 elect Hon Ephraim II. Foster
Governor. have the better chance for the
Legislature, and an even one for Con-
gress, where each party will have five
members, with the sixth doubtful.
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An Extensive tlourmill, ,drivenby steam.
power, and capable Of manufacturing two
hundred and fifty barrels Of flour day,
has heen put in operation at New Orleans
by Mcssrs. Ives, Huff g. Go. The bes,
Western wheats are at their command
and the quality of the flour is said to be
fully equal to the best brands Of ST. Lou
.v
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Just Received,

EoUR quarters Stout and FiRe Unblcached
Shirting. ~ s
Superior Brown Cotton Drilling. ~z- ..a
Four-quartcrs Bleached Shirting. s.s IT,. .,.
Merino Cashmere, Brown Linen, Irish Linens.
Black Lisle Lace, for Wells.
Furniture and Low-priced Calicos. H
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, for Buggys and Garry.
als. =. n# e @@@. -.r
Also on hand good Linen Shecting, &c. o.
- -. LONG, WEBB, q co.
June 20. ...r..~. 81
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Large Fire at Adimsas. tCabu. -
On the 26,h Of jane fire burst ont IN
the richest par, Of The city, AMI destroyed
sixty houses, with q vast quantity ofmer-
chandize; loss estimated at Ss00.000.
The progress of the flames was stopped
by bat,ering down buildings with cannon'
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Cwesre srihaiznd % snnouase Mr. RICE
ARD n. JONES - . candilass far ne olirs q
cleEk q he superisr c01It c. nc counsy Il
onnse. e he elsciiaa n August nrzL
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TEMAEE SCHOOLS
HILLSBORGCGH N. C.


SINCE the Caldwell institute hss been lOcat.
- cd q Hillsborough, the sessions Of Mr.. a.
MRS. BURWELL's SCHOOL viii he altered
70 correspond with those Of the institute. Tie
next session, therefore, viii commence on the 9th
Of July and close al the end Of November.
The advantages afforded BY this school arc be
leyed 10 be, in many respects, greater than are
usual in female schools. All past experience
teaches The difficulty Of training up young ladies,
50 as to cultivate in the highest degree their me-.
raj and intellectual powers, where many are group
ed together in one house. Hillsborough Affords
facilities for board in gen,ccl and pious families
such as arc found in few villages. The young
ladies arc treated IN all respects as members Of the
family in which they board, and are sufficiently
near the principal and his lady TO be under their
supervision. The number Of boardcrs in our own
family Is limited 10 sT-and as the school is pari-
~ designed for the instruction Of cur own chill
drcn, parents may be assured that those placed
under our care win receive the attention that as
christian parents VIC would bcsiow on our own.
The course Of instruction is thorough and cx-
tensiyc, embracing every thing usually ;augh, ir
our best female seminaries. Languages, 7 riih-
metic, and Wiring are particularly attended To-
The young ladies will have an opportunity Of at.
tending lectures on Natural Philosophy, and Oi
witnessing experiments.
Our extra charges are Few. The Latin Ian.
guage and Vocal Music viii be parts Of the course
without additional charge; and those who beard
in our family, and others who wish it. receive in
struction in plain and ornamental NeedlowOrk us
recreation after school hours.
Parents win receive a monthly report which
may be relied on, as each pupil win be furnished
with book in which an account Of each resita.
ton is marked by the teacher.
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II. Hon. Loas M'Lsns. minister . ne c0urs
ersl Jsmes. sna ianily. and J. M'Hepry Eesd.
,., as.aehs % de Legation Il Losioa. ssilei Gom
Be..oa On he I'd ms. n ths steamer Acadia fos
rSverpooL
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lEsetf uaa EIknouh. - hGlE hrsEs5
lh1i d ealeGf refalll fcsrs gnsld 6 Dte3.
! y lAisst aecsnna pasgisu1y received
lnom Bnencs AyEes gd0wn 10 ne 20 u
Nay ed n ne szpeelssion lhss DC uar
wusA snen be ir-minzsed IhIouEh he ne
diasi0n q he Brhish snd Pxnrh Minis-
iefs. bul i was asserted Ghai de inierfe.
rrnce vss nos u be sustained hy fore.
bul eOn6nsd lapeua>zi0a osly.
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RERD.

b an esuus. = 1h1zzasy as 80 i-azz'
y JeAn e. D01glA4 co., Or. wlIEaax n
cEasrAEt . hiz EILKs Azs CaanrnKa
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C We s's ssAoiasd . snnsunes N. Ed
WIN A. HEARTT Is = ean1iAs.s lus De oEos
q clsk q lhs suPeriss c0ui 81 he eSuzay q
Orsngs. q ne slscioa n Assua nezl
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.~~<-- A uasjosiiy q he MsFiau.ics e dis
- eouniy ~ill hs required q Tuesday q
,he neri couHiy Court. = sieei Cnsnissseners
~ Pullie schosl4. 70 Ieoeiss the eends q NE
shes;I and lor esher puhis pusPascl
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TENNESSEE LAND

oIt Oh
rESHE undersigned offer for sale Tract OF
Il Land on the South fork of Forked River, IN
Dyer county, Tennessee, about twelve miles south
Of Dyersburg, containing about 300 acres. The
river which runs through the land is navigahle at
the usual business seasons of the year-the land
is extremely rich, and is not surpassed by any
lands in the Western district for the cultivation
of tobacco, corn, rye, wheat and cats, and is fair
for cotton. That portion of the country is regard
ed as the most healthy part Of the Western dis
trict, and is settled for the most part by people
from North Carolina.
The land will be sold altogether, or in portions
to suit purchasers, and good land in this county
will be taken in payment--ol liberal credits gwen.
The title is undoubtei. g.:
~ q. F. LONG, s
]. w. NORWOOD,
July 10. s.uss. a ~ =asa 80
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obituary.

niss. = tis coGHiy. @ Fsidsy lhs issA inz..
Mr. WlIlIAs Laws, 81 Z NJ Eskid Ls-a.
sgsa = ysar-
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q We - s.lkellzs1 . E.na-ncs NJ. 10.
eEPH c. NORWOOD 90 . eaA6.A.,e Gx -
aGns n Ca e Ehe ce1nly csms sfOna...
- o. sis1si1a = Aas.s sat
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0 We - suA@ized - annoxncs Cen. 70
sEPH ALLISON - eandiass< g. lks aEcs
q cissk 4 shs couny coun e oh1ars. = ths
slsr6nn : Aas1a nszL
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1WsUsE-1tliuits = Eulr1nss n gCHN
I. AlAALAND @as.El.s 9 a. rEss 4
Ca q . cp1u5 csua = O.aagu, Il g 60
sn h Aprna n<lG
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
ESTABLISHMENT

EAkESfNkSU khS ~ NJ
EEsHE subscribers having located themselves m m
Il the town of Hillsborough, for the purpose oi
carving on the Tayloring Business in all It's va
r;ons branches, have received the London, Pans
and philadelphia Fashions, (Which they viii con,
,me to receive twice year,) and having had
the the advantage of much practice in the Eastern
cities. are confident oftheir ability to give general
satisfaction to all who may please to favor them
with their patronage. Their work shall oe exc
cuted in the neatest and most fashionable sie not
done by women nor boys, but by themselves, or
competent joumeymen; and canno! oe su,passeu ~
in this State or elsewhere. Our prices VIII DC III
accordance to suit the times.
Persons wishing to have work done, VIII hnd
rs Mt our Shop on Fast Street, next door to Stray
horn & Nichols Store.
All cutting will be promptly attend o 70.
DUNN e. CRAIG.
July 6.
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- = a'' & FP'Had P''s's' . y iii'-
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THE RIREs OF lsla

We do not remember ever 10 have heard
ofso many great ores in any shoII period
&c time - have happened an This copii-
nenl in The 6rsl six nonlhs Of ls45. We
annex li-l Of The losses experirheed, in
the order IN which they occurred.
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Seisbare getbesbefl eflei0un9.

Gine bei5bare &leioereattun9, tpelbe
Der &anaoier 8 inton su @aimusfee
in Neu Siiomutes, fiirslib erfano. bot
unter oen Subs. uno SGrenid9ern i'm
@eften Der 6uoIonbar 70 lebboften Seie
fal eefunben, oab ite i'm saufe oes 9eeen'
wdrti9en @inters unter benfelben tpobl
aueemein ein9efdbrt rperoen odrfte. yta6s
Dem ndmlitb 6r. s. nton fib elm aus
Seinfleio uno SADIE 5ueIeib beifebenoes
luftoibtes ueberfleio BON &antlbutttl5
in Der Irt aneeferti9t bate. oaB oas Sut'
ter oefelben bart am &0rper onlae, rpdb'
reno Die duGere Seite iblapp oarauf rub'
te, puete ct bic einsiee. unter Der Ma9en'
eeeeno cfTene Steue oieier 6aQe per-
mittelI zines &entil5 5u periblieben, oas
in elmer oamit perbunonen fleinen OeiS'
maibine duberit fiinitlib onaebra6t it,.
9estere in Der @efolt uno @r0Be bet
ebemalieen &nopfloternen, entbdlt einen
in eoneentrirtem 8eiueeiite eeidttieten
8aibibwamm. Der. iospie bet &eRel els
nes locomotive, feineu winsieen Sldiiies
feitstenoer an oer Seite bat. inoeb elm i'm
Snnern oes &autlbufs laufenoes uno um
Den 9eib, bic Beine unb bic Sbultern oes
Sefleioeten fib uielfab ninoenoes elaitl=
ibes Hobr erif oberbalb Der rebten Ablel
ausminoet. Eritt Der oamit befleioete
Sdeer ins Sreie. 70 fbraubt ct einen tlel'
men Competitions s@plinoer in bag am
linfen Sbenfel aneebrabte ifpelte Sen'
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Sturmalocfe erflane Der Conner oes Sc
i6uees eri6aQte iber Die @ellen bin, nno'
Die all9emeine Serspirruns unter ben Col
oaten uno Matroien pertdnoi9ten bic
Slubt eines @efan9enen. Sin poblbez
monntes Soot, porin ffb Spei SIutbuns
De befanoen, Fam ons l1fer, uno Die Sum
De, oenen bic Serfolser ouf Dem Sube
foleten, wuroen bet Spur pes @abniinz
nisen, nabeeianot. sic botten iie bolo
aufsefunoen uno perfol9ten iie eifris bis
5ur fteinen t6atte, po Der 1rme emit 9ez
pobnt, uno lpelbe ieet ols oer 2(ufentbalt
b0ier Setter oll9emein 9emieoen puroe,
Die @a6e fam ibnen 9leib nab. iie poz
rem aber faum binein 9etreten, ols fie Ell
men 11waben S6mer5ensI1rei pernab=
men. ST. fam bon Dem un9lGdli6en,
wel1er fblucb5eno Dor Dem armieli9en
Sette fniete, sporauf lein Soter gum lesz
tenmal 9erubt bate. Die Slutbunoe
ftiir5ten auf ibre Seute lo5, bic ibrer SSutb
pioerfanolos erla9. N1an be9rub ibn
Ieben ieinen 8ernanbten in Dem fleinen
0u9el bet Nber9laube bat bon feinem
Grabe Sefe senommen, uno tpenn bic
ounfle &eue brauieno on5 llfer i1ld9t
uno elm berannabenoer Sturm Die eanos
iboft perounfsIt, beibt es, ftei9e iein @elit
aus Dem @robe berpcr, froblofeno tibet
ba5 S6aulpieI oer 3erltorun9.
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Ser lieutenant tberreibte ibm NIT Ell.
net bofliben Serbeueune feline papiere.
.6m !" fnurrte Der Commodore, .uno
10, msin 6err itb febe. oaB Sic Elm lbar.
fes 2(u9e ouf Die omerifoniibe Srseatte
prdfioent, Commodore Rooeers, boben
Iollen?" -e3.a -n
.sSa, 5err Commodore
,6oben Sic etlpa fbon Gini9es BON
ibr 9eieben z"
Stein, 6err !" . ...
uBann perlie6en sic oas @eibwaber?
.,9eifern Woroen, 6err Commodore !"
,Sft oer Yrditoent Sbnen 70 eenau be-.
fbrieben, baB Sic ibn erfennen fonnten,
faus sic nit ibm suiammentrGfen 2"
fubr Der Commodore fort.
.@emiblib. 6err! = icb Wuroe ibn
9letb erfennen!"
,6m, mein 6err!" fpracb Commodore
Nooeer6. pdbrcno ct ben Sritten NIT ei.
ncm pereniioten Slin5eln betrabtete, lid
will Sic nibt ldneer i'm Srrtbum la1en,
ionoern nebme mir Die Sreibeit, Sle NIT
Dem llmifanoe befannt su MAIDEN. oab sic
lib feet an Soro Der Sereini9ten Staa,
ten Sreeatte 9rGIoent befinoen, uno oab
Oerien9e. Der bic Gbre bat Dor Sbnen 5u
iieen, Commodore Iooeers ielbit IT,"
Itun cenfe iib elmer oas Grifaunen oea
armen eieutenants 4! grpar oana i6Gno
lib ansefiibrt uno fonnte feline Nueen ME
tpieoer auflblaeen. Die Seitrebun9 fei
nes eanSen 9ebens poren in einem Qu9en
blcfe pernibtet.
@dbreno oieIe Scene in oer Gojiittt
poreefelt puroe. tparo oas 8olf orouber
sum Mittaesmabl binunter8epfifFen. Oel
Dedoffisier befabl einem oer 8ootsmdn'
ner, bic brittilbe Mannibaft gum Wit
taeefen einsulaoen. E-s.
Deier beuete ii6 iiber oas SolIperf
uno rief: .,&ommt berauf &ameraoen
uno EFT NIT uns Su Mitta9!"
,,8ameraoen. iaat Sbr. 6a! 6o !!
labte Der brittiltbe Sootsmann. Elm trod
ner, orep0bnilber &aus, Sbr ieio mil
fb6ne 8ameraoen! 0ie @atrpion ite
gen ibrieens binauf, uno belbouten BAT
game S6ifF.
SD faee, Sdd !" fnurrte Der alt
9cotsmann enolib. rpdbreno er Elm fiir6
terliebes priimben dber Soro fpie, nfiebf
ou oen Sbnitt Der Seoel? Sruoer So
nathan bat uns biesmol Den Wino 9enom
men; bel sSupiter !"
Qm anoern Woreen lag Der prdiioen
nit ieiner Qriie i'm 6afen BON Newpor
DOT Unfer. (Seut.
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Sic Tre9atte Drdfbent.

Giner Der i66nifen Strsibe. bic ie
auf Dem Sulen oes wooenoen Oceans Don
Neptuns bdrtiecn S0bnen onsee9aneen,
,puroe einem bobmdtbioen Sobn SuQ
wGbrenb Der Hepolution BON Commodore
Gooosrs 9eipielt Dieier befebli9te bic
Sre9otte prdfoent i'm Qnfan9e oe5 &rie'
ees. Die eneliicben Sbiffe an unierer
8uffe wu6ten, oos ct BON elmer 8reus'
fabrt td0lib 3uriiferpartet peroe uno ale
Sefeblsbaber batten Sroer befommen,
ii6 fbarf nab Der eefdbrli6en Sdnfie
freoatte umsuleben. Ser prdfcent mad:
te gu Wontouf Doint eano uno ffano auf
8apbeoo Elm. ST belt Elm tpobiames
2(uoe winowdrts eeaen Die feinoliben
&reuser uno balo seiate iitb oub an iei,
nem Gteuerboro Elm fremoes Se9el. G6
er,pies fib al6 enoliiher 8rieesl6ooner.
Der iib raieb nGberte.
Commodore Gob9ers 900 Die Se9el elm
uno Die en9Iiidbe Slasee auf - uno Der
&ommanoant oes Sbooners. wobribein
lib elm rebt lanoobri9er Sobn Sull,
meinte lebr natiirlib, bic Breeatte ie cine
oss an Der &uite ifationirten brittilben
8eibpaeers. I'm itb feoob Su Der,
fihern, boitete ct cine Wenoe Sienale,
Die Der Sdnfie unm6elib ausle9en fonn.
te. Sa9e9en befabl Der Commodore, cine
rotb= uno pei5e Slae9e flint ouf uno ME,
Der su 5ieben. 0ieies bate ben eewlnfb.
ten grfole. Ser Gneldnoer bate bic
Slaoee 6lpar nibt oeutlidb erfannt, bejtpei-
felte ober i'm @eriaeiten niebt oab feline
Si9nale aeb6ri8 beantwortet feien uno
um nibt einfdltie au erlbeinen. 3oo er
feline Staeee berab uno ieete ieinen Bes
fort, biz ct unter bic eeeiete oer Sreeatte
uno in Den Sereib oerer &ononen Fam.
Ser prdfioent NIT Der Sarbe @rob.
brittoniens ncb am @ipfel. leste bel, Der
Sbooner Fam n6ber - uno beriiber su
ibm eriboa Die Sraee; .8elber Sboor
net 1T oas?"
.Sr. Maieffdt Sbooner 6iabfper f"
mar Die boflibe @rtpieoerune.
nBrineen Sic Sbre Snitruftionen an
Soro !"
Oas 9oot tpurbe berunter9ela1en uno
bemannt ; elm brittiiber lieutenant trat
binein, ftieb alb uno ,par balo an Der Sel'
te oer amerifaniiden Sreeatte. Gr er'
ftiee ben Sang nit pompofer 2Sibtefelt
uno puroe am Oed BON einem Sffiaiere
febr bSflib empfanoen uno in Die Saiate
eeleitet, tpo Commodore 8oo9ers fab,
,,rubie tpie elm Sommermoreen," uno nit
einem ibelmiitben edbeln auf ben Zip.
pen.
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m, s17. Siemstae Sem so. gepte,nbcr, 1s45.
@0,tfemSe Summer 5.
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uneliidlibes > m n.-sons
DON 8ldtter er3dblen, oas bel @ele9enbeit
Der 8ertaeune oes lebten Darlemcntes, au
oeffen 9efune lib Die &0niein in oos Oaus
Der 9oros perfiete, Die &rone. pelbe Der
6eraoe BON Nreple als gSGroentrager'
Der &0niein portrue. pom 8ii1en tlel.
Mebre Supelen fielen oaourb aus ibren
SaEunoen. uno laeen auf Dem Sooen aer'
ftreut. -
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Rcad,S Concentrated SyruFh o. sar..
Sap0EtlA0s Y. III. A4fssEs4 I'm

TIME eubscriber now offers 10 the public
III his preparation Of Sarss pa rilla. " hich hae
hsear much Nscd al the Eset. though fevs,
heretofore offered Tor sale. Il is not inlendtd
lor Ouse of, every disease. but as . grand rem.
ovatos Of the human system. and perfect re n
edy for ssch disesses ns proceed from an nm
free state OF the blo8G 81 habits. his intend-
I'd Tor ascrofuisus sfectione, Chronic eu,iIa-
sism liver, &c ne rai chronic ,sorcrs,
81 Ppilis, and il particularly etfacacions L, ".
nle wing the fleets Of mercury from lie avs.
ton. The following recommc dAtions will
satisfy oil of the great usef1tnezs 81 The med
iciue. Tothose 10 whom Dr.. Catroll il I nown.
his lame 10 quite sufficient. as
"a ~a'sssrA TrLEscns', Aisssf Decs "a, 1875.
81 Resdss sSafssparilta Ace beon az treatIser-
siccins this community Ind Aumerous tnstan.
css Of radical cures might hesnsmea. II IL
psrllcalAf. efRcaciols 10 sCAFonic Diseases,
and know oil nothing sustt ia removing the
.fsc,s Of mercury from the System. Though
herstofores made only for private. uss.. is ia
~. tue he. becoms extensively Known. .sesT
Being a friend privately ana crs .n :
b.nshysed blythe above article, can irsel,
say tina, agree with all that las beea said i,
M. Dfapef, and am pleased 10 learn ,hs, tho
Article j. .hss, g be sfstyd nanIiely,tof sale,
~ theeofs ing community viii &c .xr-asly
ass,s,cd tx il D. e. CARRoLl. M. ID.
a'ihe abo. sr,t aieine Is mead. hui un. and
sotd, Wholesale aud retail, al tie Civ Dtua
Slose, bv.'a 80 s&S@ss1 W. -, READ
aisssh q. is45. asaeee 17sa''i 80 : = y
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ne Old Debtors.

A IL pereoss Indebted TO the 6sm Of Nor
~. Gsn & Hem for ssbscsipsitns 70 the
s-Tsrnsosial sGssssic." advestissne. Re. are
:sSsrssed = make pay1eIt forthwith to the
oudeseiGasd Or thess ssGentss ethefwise col
leesi.ns will Be enforced By Law without
Ssspecs 20 persons. An Indulgence of be-
swees one and swo years is g nueh - ought
q BE- expected on. small anosrts-and this
shall - - excsse whore And when CONE
pslls1 q ee1aease cult. -.fs-s
Lisr ~ AcTnekfzEp AaExrs: Esq. Tiffany,
lIsnsx eosnty. Jsnes r. Hardin. Esq. JEFF
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VI. Gee. uePnes, E-q. Augu.sa; Our debt
q shsse SIS ssesised heir papers ~ Angus.
a - call a6e eettte ~sth either OF the IN.
KeE seSd. - - JAMES NJ. MORGAN,
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-12
COACH FACTORY.
Corse s. Hartman,

I'd ETURN their thanks to the citizens oil
III, Iowa and Illinois, for the liberal. share 81
pubic patronage which they have received, an,.
embrace this opportunity. of Informing them thai
they have removed from their old stand, on JET
ferson street. 10 a more commodious building,
situated on the corner of Valley aud, Main SITS.
where they are prepared TO furnish at the short
est notice, any. description Of Carriages now il
use, III. workmanship aud durability ofwhicl,
have been fully tested IN this vicinity aud nee.
no further rec ommendation. -as4sf
They have Just received good and general
assorirnen. OF materials from New York, Pitts
burgh aud Wheeling, OF the latest style, to wit:
lace fringe, patent leather elliptic springs, &c.
&c, which will enable ihemto furnish work al
rates to suit the purchaser Produce oil every
description taken in payment FOR work.
may is '4l--6m aE as WY $3.50 m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-12

TyHE undersigned have Just opened . r;....
J. Stable in the rear Of Corse 4 TIsrfim.sy
Coach Factory, where they intend keen;a. \.
all times good aud general assortment II M.
and Carriages Of every descrption, 10 III n.
public; and they hope by faithful atientos !.
business TO merit share Of public pairoaase.
Persons wishing their horses KEEP, b. the we,k
Ing s,ssw sn f1r they pledge ,s.ssts's
ender. and good and attentive ostlers.'' IA ~.
shall be spared TO render general satisfaction n
MEDALLION, CORSE Z IN
may Is ,l;-3m -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-12

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