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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

! A B,aHiiful Infi1rnI. On . kne sum.
meFs day, ! clergyman Was called u
preach in ! town n lndisaa, 10 young
Episcopal congregation. A. ne eiose Of
his discourse. he addressed bis young
hearers in some such words as these:
sIearn lhst the present life il pre-
partition for. and has . tendency 10. eieF'
nily- The present j. Lssked 10 The future
throughout erealisn, in the vegetable. N
the animal. and in = moral world. As i
lhe seed, 50 Is the lruil : a is the egg. 80
y the fowl; as Is the bog, 50 IS the man
and Is Is the rational being In this weird
50 win he be- m the next; Dives eslrang.
ed from Tod here. is Dives es,rsnged from
God there; and Enoch walking with Soc
here, is Enosh walking xilh God N .
calm and beHer weird. D beseeeh YOU
then. live for blessed eternity. 60 %
the wscm that you tread upon, and learn
lesson Of wisdom. The very ealerpil.
lar seeks The food that fosters il for aneth-
er and similar state; and, more wisely
than man. buitis lis own sepulehre, from
whence in time, by kind OF resurrection
il comes forth q new creature in almost
an angelic form. And now, that which was
hideous is beautiful. and That which crawl
ed flies, and that which fed on compare
lively grass food, sips the 1ews and IsSsh
in the rich pastures, 30 emblem Of thai
paradise where aows the river Of life, ant
grows the tree of life. Could the cater
pillar have been diverted from its prepei
clement and mode of life-if il had never
attained the butlerfy's splendid form and
hue-il had persisted worthless wosa
Consider her ways and be wise. Let i
not be said that We are more negligent thai
worms, and your reason j. kss available
than their instinct. As often as the but
verify fits across your path, remember tia
il whispers in It's iigh.-.lire for ,h'
!, fasure.
With this the preacher closed his dis
course but TO deepen the impsessioa,
butterfly. directed by the hand whicl
guides alike the Sun and an atom in ID
course iluiiercd through ,he church as
!. commissioned by Heaven 10 repeat III
exhorsalion. There Was neither speecl
nos language. but its voice was heard say
ing 10 the gazing audience" Live loo tn
fa,urc." albany Spectator.
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/ And You 70 hone sirsngthsnsd and
sneouTsged. Bal The pinch comic. Yea
are in uUshlss bsE~ssed. sick. o. flight
fully roor. sonsitsnng your hsbiis ssd
y0ur sshls. your lUxuriss and y0uG Ieess-
silas. Bot your 6lsnd never sonss sssr
zoo. And wh, /. Did be not tell ,ou. IL
wIll never see TREAD N disuessf"
"a and IN nsedis fliend in indssd."
Thai IL. when you nsed bsi bltssing
and touch 20 SCI you Of. u lull SPEED,
along Ihe h'ghxsy Of eerisln prosperity.
The friend xh0 all bui BE-, alhs upon you
iusl II lhs nisk ofiime. and Gil your heart.
. silh new strength, which cost. him nesL-
ing While 10 you il 10 The breath oi life. be
10 xorlh thousand Of such friends % you
all BE- sure 10 knd sEsF he run 10 sp.
and your grsai suIk sadsr way 9Th
a rOaI; yea, zen thousand o. those frisnds
~ho. il you happen 70 fail. % most nsn
DO many times ar they are ever 10 be good
Tor aayIhing in this world before ihsir
(" mission" is lulflled. are sure 70 wonder
shy The pour fellow never LEI them know
whst be Hesded 90 much. end are bali
angry with themselves that II should ne
yer have entered their heads 10 ask il lie
had got the seed.eOrn 10 begin with, whea
he IoUk The new farm. How sorry they
are, 10 be sure! and what would hey MOI
have done Tor him, had they only known
his real siluatiOn-belore il Was TOO late!
A plague upon sIl such friendship, l say !
Who c,rvs for liIl. after he u able 70 run
y ilhoui hslpl Who thanks you for a del
Lar, uhen The world goes well with him,
and doll4rs are as The grains OF dust that
people see When they lie half asleep on
Yolupluous ottoman, trying IN guess what
lhsy sre good for-as they 90 slresming
through the closed windOw-shut'er. How
worthless 10 them how priceless 10 him
/ Who els suddIed up 10 the darkness Of .
prison-house. wondering II ever mortal
maa had half ss much sunshine - he
wanted, and ready 20 tear hs own eyes
out for hs,Ing 80 slighied or wasted u.
when he vas abroad ~ The open cir, and
l free and happy.
i Now. look you. sit!-Men are put hsrs
10 lore one another, aud 70 help one snosh-
sr. Many are short sighted and selfish.
! or them you are 10 expect soshing-es'
cause you are iu want. Bot . iauch lar
ger cl,ss are The lhougLtlsss. equally self
ish in their own way. but Withholding
their help. not from singiness. or selfish
ness. or disaus,. bai simply bscsu.s they
never happened 10 think j, possible that
/ o.hess--lnen lhey had lived with and low
ed-shoIld ever usnr sucn pIniul pen.
ny worth % they do, 10 gst,heir seed.eorn
with, in season for planting. "Do you
take, my dear sir--do you tske!"
bforris's National Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

Thehst consideration I ofer =. thai
- be ia staie Of preparation for heaven
chnsnns ought 10 be happy. The fruits
Of Paraise are lore and Joy. Path and
hope plish with this life. ihai rieher elus-
ters my hang On he bo1gh. Hare We
then state OF mind 10 enfsr heaven. II
our eys are dimmed with Tears, and our
hear sloihed in sadness caa We, in
snrh | frame. find any earnest Of thos
brighlwohdl Even on earth we may
ENJOY much. Every day opens sources
OF coslon to the believer. The river q
life flms upon his soul. God reigns orer
his dssiay, and guides his path. Pre-
mise cheer him, hopes allure, precious
constaIions strengthen; home Of glory,
OF pace. OF eternal hieawsits his ceming.
Eves day, every hour hzslens his step
towsds that home-oh. then, can he be
sd ran he look upward. and see his
esenal dweiiing-plaee BY the throne, and
rot ca,ch something Of lis sps< ssme-
thirg of thaa Perfeci confidence in God,
fliasleep, fryenl lose. that sweet view oil
his character, that make up the joy and
pra.es Il heaven If he would be pre-
partl for those songs, let his heari be
tund here. The strain, indeed, may be
feele. il may iremble ON his lip; bul lei
Inn catch the spirit, that. when his hear
is rec, and his lip unsealcd, the song nsay
brak and hurst Sesn his soul as the SONG
Of he ehenhim.
We regard eheerfulnsss. then, As 9
Christian duty. The Disciples Of Chris
oghl To be cheerful and appear 50,
The petty vexations, the heavier cares
lie darkest Affections OF life should not be
Suffered to make them forget /" the joys o.
lie Lord" n we were TO express in :
sngle line what lhR exhibition Of CHRIS
nm character ought TO be. We should say
Ia cheerful life, happy denth: the joy
Dlh in life and in death. being the fruit o
confidence in God. The feelings beeosB
~ The believer, in rclrrcnse 10 this lil'
slid the life 10 some, are truly expressed
N the wcil-knewn lines -
|. would no, hive slway. and yes whis stay.
In hi. Ellen Of tAae. 'nsid ther gnxdens Q
earth.
IA ENJOY their sweet flowers and fruits ~ may.
And gain with thciI treasures whss'sr they ar
worth.
I'd live, Is Il life were psrs q nv heaven
I'd love, - lloxe wcrc part Of its hlisa,
Ard I'd taste the rieh blessings by PrOrljeae
givcn. .a....z
AZ fore,as,cs q that world, Ia portions Of thla
= would nos live Away, ysi willias5 wait.
Ever ready and guided. wisk spifix eIsfs. --.-
To oo<y sAs fss eAli thAi shail beeion u
homN
OIL yes; 10 10 better. Gar bs,,or 20 60
: Where pain, sin and sorrow can ncver lntrude
And yet would chesrfully tary below.
And expecting the better. trpiee in the good
+. +. &.
wsren, Ne
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FLOWER BASKETS.

When there is lawn or opening near
the house, . flower basket 10 one Of the
mos, picturesque and easily attained OBJ
jec.s that can be thought of. Here the
boys must help and plan. four stout posts
firmly in the ground SO as to enclose bed
about six feet square--the rougher. the
posts are the better, aud they should b.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11
ENTERPRISE AND PERSEVERANCE,.
BY JOHN NEAL.

There are people, who, hsvipgabsean
life. BY setting their boat against wind and
Tide. are always complaining Of their bad
luck. and always just ready 10 give up.
and for that very reason are always help
less aud good for nothing, and yet. il they
would perssveis, hard - il may be. 10
work up steam oil your life long, they
would have their reward ., last. Good
voyages are made both Ways.
A certain amount OF opposition 10 Q
great help to aan. Knes rise against,
not with The yind. Even q head wind
is better Than nothing. No man ever
worked his voyage any where. 10 dead
calm. The best wind for every thing, in
The long run. is side wind. II il blows
right oft, how is he 10 get back!
Let no man wax pale, therefore, bs.
cause of opposition. Opposition is what
he wants and must have, 10 be good for
anything. Hardship 10 The native soil Of
manhood and sslf-reliance. He that can.
not abide the storm. wiihou, flinching or
qusiling-s,rips himself in The sunshine,
and lies down BY ;he way SIDE. 10 be over.
looked and forgotten. lie who bu, bra
ces himself to the struggle when The winds
blow-gi'es up, when they have done,
and falls asleep 10 The stiffness that fol-
lows.
Did YOU cser know any body stick to
any kind Of bu,ipess, no matter how On.
promising. ten years at most. who did not
prosper No, ops s-rno matter how bad
1t nigh, be at the beginning--if he struck
10 it earnestly spd faithfully. and tried
nothing elsei no matter how hard he
may have found il sometimes. 10 keep his
head above water s.ill il he persevered,
he always came gu. brigh, in the long
run-=-did't he!--whstever it might be.
q, The beginp,ug, by the end Of ten years
he had made business for himself.
The mischief is, that although Begin
Ders always get along well enough q, first;
being always wary aud wstchful. and sa-
wing at first. they are never satisfied with
dong well-they must always be doing
better. Al was WE'LL wanted 10 be
better, and here am." is their epi.aph.
And how betterl BY ,oiliug harder in
their chosen path-by getting up earlier
and going to bed, later--in their pre-ap-
pointed workshops--by eating The bread
OF csrefulness !! No. understanding Of
the sort. Wha. they call doing better. 10
changing their business--enlarging il, and
irebling their eApenses---or leaving i, 81
together 10 tbs wre,ched plodders. who
lack enterprise aud spirit. aud are salts.
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Ills no grea. matter to live lovingly
with humbly and meek persons; but he
that can do so with the froward, with the
peevlsh and perverse, he only h,th true
charity; always remembering that our
solid true peace, and peace of God. con-
sis,s rather in complying with others, than
in being complied with: in suffering and
forbearing, rather than in contention aud
victory. .....
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Look into the life and temper Of CHRIST,
as described and illustrated in the Gospel,
and search whether you can find anything
like u in your own life. Have you any.
thing of his humility, meekness and be-
neyolence TO meni Anything Of his puri'
~ and wisdom, .has contemptof the world
his patience, his fortitude, his zeal!
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A WORD TO THE WISE.
nv IouN NEAL.

"You may depend upon me, happen
what may" says the man you have been
expostuls.'ng with: " will never see Q
friend 10 distress."
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-23
uVHE FRANKLIN HOUSE,

- NO. 1O5 CHESTNUT STREET,
between Third and Fourth, Philad.
This popular and central Hotel, established by the
essrs. SandersOn, having passed into the hands OF
e subscriber, he desires to inform his friends and
e public, that ii is now open for the reception OF
ests. To those who have visited "The Franklin
ouse," its advantages as desirable stopping place
5e well known, TO those who have not, it will be
ply necessary - state that it is situated in the bu-
est part OF the most fashionable street. in the i'm
zediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post. office, Banks,
zIstom House, Places of Amusement Hotels, Steam
pat Landings, Rail Road Depots, Public Squares,
#ourt House, sc. &c.
since the change of proprietors, large amount of
oney has been expended in enlargng, rel fitting re-
rnlshlng and painting. Among the numerous i'm
7ovements, may be mentioned Improved Entrances,
New Ladies' Ordinary, New Gentlemen's Dining
s loon, New Parlors, New Chambers, New kitcheR
New Bar Room-besides many other minor i'm
zovemenls.
The principal feature of a first rate iotel-"The
able and Wine Cellar" will be under the manage
ent of MIR. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON, one of the
inner prOpretors, whose ambition TO excel a
siteTer is well known, His widely celebrated Cook
5ELLETIER," aided by experienced assistants, will
Pill continue to be right hand man.
The Office and Books will be under the charge of
Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAM,
be the able Editor of the ''Daiy Ohio Unon,5' of
sncinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short,
bat exertions have been made, and hereafter will
I be spared, 10 render F'THE FRANKLIN" one
s the very first Hotels for comfort, convenience and
4 cd living. ID. X. MINOR.
philadelphia, July, S46. iyl5-eO6w
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light! LIGHT! LIGHT!


DIR BURNING PHOSGENE GAS, is confidently
Eieved 10 be superior to any other now in use.-Its
ght is produced by the burning of an Gritorm Gas,
shich rush S, in beautiful jets, out of small perf0ra-
Pms in Platina. Its construction is such thar, while
Exceedingly beautiful, both in appearance and per-
FINANCE, all possibility of accident from its use is
atirely removed. The materials and workmanship
it, make its great simplicity sure to keep it in
Pr and though its light is the most brilliant and u-
Ratng, yet soft, still it costs as little, if not less,
an any other artificial kind.
1t requires no cleaning or trimming, any glass,
4 do the Solar, Oil aud Camphine Lamps, and burns
&uay well either with without shade, or glass,
Id entirely free from any smoke or odor.
is admirably adapted to all places where light is
Sluired.
The opinion of the scientific may he learned from
fact that The American Institute awarded to these
imps the First Premium on Lamps, al their last an
bal Fair.
Jrhe curious, as well the lovers of economy and
nvenience, are invited to examine these Lamps for
&emselves
{Phosgene Gas Burning FIud, Camphine and pine
of the best quality, supplied regularly at any part
the city.
3je24-eotf c. WEST, No. Is Sharp sueet.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-23

WINARMS FOR SALE. For sale a FARh of
N 1000 ACRES OF LAND, on the north side of
Little Gunpo Yder about two miles from the Depos,
Hardwood and Magnolia on the PHILADELPHIA Rail
road, the Philadelphia Turnpike is distaot from the
Farm about two miles. # has a valuable Fishery
attached, also, Springs, Orchards, sc.
No. Improved by a fine large DWELLING
HM,m HOUSE, with buildings Of every kind neccs-
EiHi,,n sary to comfort and convenience, 400 Acres
Msliltl of which includes the improvements, is in a
nigh state of cultivation, the remaining 600 Acres is
heavily timbered, aud lies very convenient to SIoop
navigation. The above property will be sold toeeth
er or separate on desirable TERMS If immediate app-
cation is made.
There is one Of 450 ACRES on the North side of
Severn River, two miles from Annapolis, in fine
state of cultiyation which has three DWELLING
HOUSES, with all other suitable buildings for a
FARM, SO arranged as to suite for three Fatms; ii
VIII be sold together or separate, may suit taste,
upon very inviting TERMS There are many others in
the vicinity of Baltimore, the particulars of which
can be had by calling at
B. BOND s. GEO. GELBACH,
Jy7 Real Estate Agents, No. 40 Second-st
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PITT STREET
SARRATH SCHOOL EXCIIR SION


a sasassss The Teachers of the above School
EhesgjE AsPhave chartered the safe and commo.
SnzslasEtaitsR- dious steamer "PLANTER," whose
recent trips to Corsica and other places gave such
tire satisfaction, 10 make an Excursion, on TUES
DAY 29h inst to the beautiful village of ST. MI
CHAELS. She will leave the State Tobacco Ware
house, Dugans wharf, at O'Clock precisely; stopp-
ing at the County wharf, F. p. going and returning.
Confectionery, Snacks. &C., will be provided on
board the boat at moderate prices. The celebrated
BAND of the Independent Blues has been engaged,
and will, doubtless, contribute much to the enjoy
mGDt of the company. The boat will remain st.
Michaels about hours, atfordng all opportunity
to examine the surrounding scenery. Returning she
will reach Bal more about dusk, As the funds rails
ed by this enterprise for the benefit of the School,
the Teachers feel themselves ut liberty TO solicit Ii
beral share Ofpubc patronage.
Rs-Tickets so cents each, may be had at the fol-
lowi places: b. FL. Richardson's, No. 223 Balii-
more St; j. w. Richardson's, No, 81 Baltimore ST. ],
G. G. Alhaugh's, No. 1873 N. Gay-st.; A. COpenha.
ven's, No. e3 Thames Druggists, corner Of Pine
aud Mulberry streets; at the Book Concern, No. %
South-st.; at the Offices of the Clipper and Sun
and at the Boat on the morning of the Excursion.
iy2l -thfrsm5t
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
OF THE RALTIMORE
INVINCIRI.ES . TO ANN A pnI IL

INVINCIBLES " TO ANNAPOLIS.
n eaA~77 The Baltimore Invincibles" having
HNzztRA Rchartered the safe and commOdious
xzskissa1.ssiknk- steamer "COLUMBIA," Capt. Guy
Their, will make an Excursion to ANNAPOLIS, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 23d inst. The
BOAT VIII IeaVe Commerce street wharf, at o'cPk,
P. M, stopping at the County wharf FeII,s Point
going and returning The "Invinchles" are deter
mined to make This one of the very best Military Ex-
curslohs OF the season. and every arrangement will
be effected that can add to the pleasure pnd er iov
ment OF the company. The Boat will remain at An
napolis sufficient length of time to permit those
VINO accompany them, 10 view the "Ancient City,n
early hour in the evening.
VOLANDT'S MILITARY AND CoTILLrON
BAND has been engaged for the occasion, and every
opportunity given to II ose who fond of dancing
P3-REFRESHMENT, CONFECTIONERY, ICE
CREAMS, &C., will be supplied in abundance by
hrst rate caterer and sold at reasonable prices.
per, Sun and Argus offices, and from the members of
the corps [sR] jyl5 ws&die
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GRAND COrILLION PARTY EXCUR-

CSA N AZ CVAILblOH IA lSE1 EAU H.
SION AND MUSICAL SOIREE TO ST. MI
CHAELS-ON FRIDAY, Jolly Dist, 1916,
AeFSs~ n The large and cOmmodous steam
III a, e=a!sS boat THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt,
60 R. NJ. Hill, has been chartered for
Eiss occasion, by THOMAS N. JAY.
An invitation having been accepted by the BALTI-
MORE NATIONAL BLUES to visit the above place,
their celebrated BRASS BAND have kindly volun-
teered and will give a grand CONCERT, comprising
selections from the celebrated Operas of La Norma,
Bohemian Girl sc.
VOLANDl's Quadfille Band will also be in at
tendance
There will be an abundant supply of CONFEC-
TlONARY, ICE CREAMS, SNACKS, sc.
The Boat will leave the Intersection of Light and
Pratt street wharves, at u O'Clock, NJ stopping at
the County wharf, going and returning. The Boat
will leave ST Michaels at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ, and
rive in Baltimore NJ TO- P. NJ.
Q3-Tickets for the round trip, so cents; children
half-price;-to be had at the Clipper Sun and Argus
offices, and Of Mr. Wade, Baltimorest.; Green House,
Pratt-st; Logan Hail, corner of Bank and Bond SITS
as. Collins, Thames st; VIM. Ross, County wharf;
ThOs. NJ Jay, No. 40 Calvert st aud at the boat on
the morning of the excursion. jyl8 mwfrstuthfret
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PINEY POINT PAVILION.


ZANE of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
" turesque salt water bathing places in the United
States, will be opened for visiters on the 18th instant
for the summer campaign. The Pavilion and IFS &C
Communications have been put in complete state of
repair and offer 10 the invalid pleasant resort for
health and recreation. The bathing is delicious eth
in the houses or in the open surf aong the sound
ing shore' flesh and constant a-bree2e sets in
in the afternoon, and continues all night till eight OF
ten in the morning. The Pavilion commands a view
of the debouchurc of the Potomac into the Chesa-
peake Bay, the river in front being nearly Ten miles
wide. II is within eight hours steamng from Wash
ington. twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
Richmond.
81 es=ssse The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
sazatss; Guyher, leaves Baltimore every Sa
..ZZdassSss7isL urd;y evening, stops at Pney Point
early on Sunday morning, and returns to Baltimore
Oh "Wednesday. The steamer OCEOLA, Capt. Nit
chel, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and Satur-
days on her way TO Norfolk, and returns on Tuesdays
and fridays, touching at the Point in both directions
landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor, with these advantages of his esab-
shment, end with corps of obliging servants good
fare, good music, boats for sailing, and the usual ac
cessofies of watering place, e.her with moderate
charges confidently casts himselfupon the public ap
probation. j. II. BIRCH,
jel2-tf United States Hotel, Washington.
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KHNo BUILDERS. The BINDING CommiI

EENO BUILDERS. The Building Committee
a OF the Athen@um having enlarged The specii-
cation for the proposed building, further time is al
lowed for the receipt Of proposals for contracts. The
specification, with its additions, are to be seen at
Mr.. Longs office, in the Law Buildings; and sealed
be received by the undersigned, for executing the
building according thereto, up to MONDAY, Sd day
of August next, a 10 O'Clock,
Those who have proposed for the former sp acica
ton may now propose for the additions.
jy22 r. GILMOR, Chm Build. Com.
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L. o. II. M.-GRAND EXSURSION AND
PROCESSION OF POCAHONTAS TRIBE, No
3. TO PORT REPOSIT

L. o. II. M.-GRAND Excursion AND
PROFESSION OF POCAHONTAS TRIBE, No
3, TO PORT DEPOSIT.
Il suEs97 The Committee appointed by Poca-
alyIFI {SsFsr hontas Tribe, No. 3, respectfully IN
form the Brethren of the Order, and
the public generally that they have chartered the fine,
commodious steamer POCAHONTAS, for an excur-
sion to PORT DEPOSIT, on MONDAY, July 9th,
at O'Clock, A. NJ. On the trip splendid BAN
NER will be presented to the Tribe by Young Lady
of this city.
The Boat will stop at Havre de Grace going and
returning.
On arriving at Port Deposit, a Procession will be
formed and marched through the Town.
The Committee would state that limited mum Der
of tickets has been printed, and pains or expense
have been spared 10 make this Excursion agreeable
NOLANDT'S MILITARY AND COTILEION
BAND is engaged for the occasion, as also compe.
tent Ballet Master.
ICE CREAMS, CONFECTIONERY of all kinds
and REFRESHMENTS, will be served up on board
of the boat at a reasonable price.
The Boat will stop at the County wharf, F. P, 60
ing and returning.
Tickets 50 CTS. each, to be had of any member OF
the Tribe, or at the Boat. jy2l-'hs3t
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TsoyNErs AND SUMMER GOODS.

WRONNErS AND SUMMER G FOODS.
Id SELLING OFF
At very reduced prices, to make room for Fall pur-
chases. LAWNS at l24 cents; Linen @. HDKFS
l2J cts; Light CALICOES at 81 cts; Fine CALICUEs
at 10 cts nd other goods at corresponding low prices
HAYWARD'S, Cheap Store,
jyI6 No, % Heward-st., Sd door from Fayette.