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THE OREGON TREATY.

The President yesterday sent TO the Sc
nate. says the Baltimore Patrio, of We'd
nesday evening, for its advice and consent
the treaty with England for settling the
controversy about Oregon. The Senate
went into executive session about two
O'Clock, and continued with closed doors
for the remainder of the session. tits un.
dersiood that the vote on the treaty was moi
taken-lhe fifty.iour forties" thinking i,
incumbent on them to say something.
The treaty is short--contains but five
articles, and they as follows:
Article |. Fixes the territorial hounda-
ry between the United States and Great
Britain, west of the Rocky mountains,
on the line Of 40 degrees, ill il reaches
Queen Charlotte's sound, and then through
the straits of Fuca to the ocean, which
gives TO Great Britain Vancouver's island.
Art. 2. declares the navigation of the
Columbia river, up to where it strikes the
line of 400, to be free 10 the Hudson's
Bay company, during the continuation Of
its charter.
Art. 3. The rivers, ports and harbors
north of 49th degree TO be free to the com.
merce of both nations.
Art. 4. Indemnity for the forts and trad
ing stations Of the Hudson's Bay company
south Of 490, and of the Americans north
OF the same, If ANY there be.
Art. S. Indemnity for private property
of citizens or subjects who may be north
or south of 490, if they wish to retire with. |
in their own territory.
That the Senate will ratify this treaty |
Tiers is no doubt. II was their decisive
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THE2dyOlame Of the new series of this Jour
= nal viii commence on the LIST of July, is4s,
and the subsequent numbers will be issued on the
list OF each month as usual The very extended
circulation which the Farmer has attained since
It's publication in its present form. (being large
octave. of SO pages each No.) is gratifying ey-
idence that the labors of its conductors have no,
been in vain. The " Farmer" is the Oldest arri.
cultural publication in the United States, the vol.
ume just completed being the eth year Of its ex.
istence and esinces in its vigorous old age, a
stamina which will favorably compare with any
of its contemporaries.
Terms for the .tSrtb-ce,Sing rolsme.-sinsls
copies sl-Six copies for S5-Thirteen copies for
Sl0. Sample Nos. will be- sent 10 any one desi.
rous of aiding in the circulation Of the .Fu.
mer." vi .@r
Address SAMUEL SANDS, 3
Publisher Americun Pormy,
iss RssxHEe Street., Bhamna
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BRANDRETH's PILLS, AND THE 30.

BRANDRETn's PILLS, AND THE DO.
DY'S WASTE.-To those candid men who no.
nestly doubt the truth of the Brandrethian Sy,.
tenn, we would entress them to ponder well upon
the following facts.
The food taken into the stomach is converted
into blood, which vitRl stream flowing through all
the ramifcatons Of the system, not only imparts
strength and continuates life but actually creates
forms and builds up each and every part of the
animal machine. IF the blood therefore is pure
and healthy, the body which is formed from and
supported by the blood cannot be diseased. But
If there be in any part of the body any affection.
such as bile or ulcer, even bruise, the blood
circulating through that part takes up impure mat
tiers from the local affection and carries il into the
general system This is the cause often of sud.
den death to persons of full habit, afflicted with
biles. and who use no medicine, the matter gets
into the circulating system and chokes up the fine
blood vessels which supply the brain with vital.
ty, and life ceases as if bereft by lightning. Now
this can be remedied-the Brandeth Pills will, If
used at these times, take out all impure matters
from the circulation, and save the general health,
At the same time they are curing the local afTsc-
tons.
0u uo" hnpoatdiIt IL Is 10 now nnQ t1et II this
subject be we'll comprehended, it would save ma.
ny from tedious times Of sickness, and often Sc
cure their services to their friends, when otherwise
the tomb would have its victim. 49,
@ Agents for the sale of Brandreths Pills.
u. Heart, Hillsborough; A. Terrence. Pittsboros.
VIM Foshee Foshee's store, Chatham; J. B.
MDade, Chapel Hill; Geo A. Mehaas, Mason
Hall; E. & W. Smith. Ahmance.
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CONGRESS-

In tAs Senate. on Monday the lssh, Mr.. AIIer
rose. and admitting that his views were not IN &c
e0fianee with those entertained BY majority O
'hs Senate, asked leave 10 be excused from lonrel
seNing IS chairman Of the eOmmi.tee On foreign
relations hr. Allen was unanimously excused
and on Wednesday. after thirteen ballOtings, Mr.
M'Dufhe was elected to On the vacancy.
The disagreement Of Ire two houses on III.
ball supplemental to the act for the prosecution Of
the war with Mexico. was adjusted BY the com.
niiisS Of conference. and the bill finally passed.
oh Thursday, Mr.. Aliens resolution for re.
'ending the fOr,sth rule. which requires the Sen.
ate to close its doors while .rsnsaeiing executive
business. was taken up. and Mr.. Allen addressed
the Senate in favor Of his motion. The question
was then taken and decided in the nsga.ive-yeas
IL, nays %.
The Senate then went into executive session.
On Friday the Senate took up. in eommi,,r. Of
the whole, the bill to provide for the depOsi. Of
goods in ware houses q, the ports of entry. Mr.
Dr. chairman Of the committee which reported
the bill. made speech in exposition Of its merits;
the bill was then postponed until Wednesday.
After some time spent in executive session, the
Senate adjourned to Monday.
In the House Of Representatives, on Monday.
the new Tantf bill was taken up, bu, was again
laid over ill Tuesday for the purpose Of printing
substitute offered by Mr.. Hungerord. The In.
dian appropriation bill was then taken up. and
Mn. Culver delivered speech on the Mexican
wal. On Tuesday the Indian appropriation bill
was again taken up. and the debate on the Mer.
lean war was continued by Mr.. Pillsbury Of Tex.
As, Mr. Stephens, Mr. Leake, Mr.. Yancy, and Mr..
M'l.erned. AT two o'clock the debate was closed,
and the question was taken on the various amend.
ments 10 the bill.
On Wednesday the amendments Of the Senate
to the Post Office appropriation bill were consi.
dered and coneurred in, and the bill passed.
a part Of the testimony in relation TO the charge
made BY Mr.. Ingersoll against Mr.. Webster, Of
having used par, of the foreign intercourse fund
to corrupt the party press, having by order of the
house, been printed as part Of the minority re-
port resolution was reported from the select
COMMITTEES, which was adopted, directing that all
the testimony relative to that charge be printed.
On Thursday the Tariff bill was taken up and
the discussion commenced, but seemed to have
more connezion with the Mexican war than the
Tariff.
On Friday, the debate on the Tariff bill was
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trlion which bFsur1hs eue,,lon 10 ,hl,
l.aiHl q se'lismehL lndueed M Pre-
s.asi.t p consent . lie Il. nnl lui'ihe
I. tis-s aetloa q 81 ,enats. o. The EeS0-
!, ..'a9ias = noilee. n Polk would pnba.
BY have rrieeied II lpronosision n AZ.
i'akenhsm. without esisasicu: ard /, !
said, 10 his message he senate subn,i,.
Ting ne terms Of lie iafy - their .d,iee
nc Sisted thai without so-ihirds Of The Sc.
nale oeriared 10 iavef accepting the pro-
position. be would rdrt Il. and thati, was
ms judgment 4 oughlo Be rejected.
u j. } matter Of cd ralulslion thai AR
FOX Vas % FAR cons eraie. and deferen-
rial 10 The views OF okrx. that he did .sL
the advice Of The Senk.
Dir. Buchanan. Be siill Secretary Of
Stale. did. ofcourse, 81 the treaty. lhougb
i was given out that i would no, do 81
Il j confidently repe4d thai he win now
leave The cabinet, and The yaean, sea,
on me supreme cou1 bench. which has
really grown cold in biting for him. A
general reOrganizaiiorbf The cabine. win
then follow.
mat The treaty foHe,tling the Oregon
controversy win be ralfed, is certain
me vote "a lis favor vll, il is estimated.
reach 10 foriy-iwo. Br the sake Of those
who are curious in Diet tting condolences,
seven Of the remaining fourteen ought 10
make II 40.
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NOTICE. -TAXES.

4 SHALL attend at the following times and
places, to collect the Tar due for the year
lsi5:
Monday, the 9Th Of July, at Jesse Durh.m'a
Tuesday, the 9TH, at John Newlin's.
"Wednesday, the sth, at RufIin's Mills.
Thursday, the 9th, at Michael Albighta
Friday, the 10th, at George Panerson's.
Saturday, The llth, at William A. Carigsn's.
Monday, the 18th, at John s. Tunentne's
Tuesday, the l4,h, at Jacob Summers.
"Wednesday, the 18th, at Chesley +. Fsucets's.
Thursday, the 18th, at James Huichinson's Told
place.)
Friday, the nth. at Gabriel D. Lca's.
Saturday, the 18th, al George A. Msbansa
Monday, the 10th, in HillsbOrOugh, (for Town
and Country
Tuesday, tho 2lst, at Bedford Hurdles.
"Wednesday, the ed, at Mrs, Lydia MKss'a
Thursday, the 23d, al Abner Parker's.
Friday, the gath, at William Lipscomb's.
Saturday, the 25th, at Harris Wikersons
Monday, the eth, at VIM. n. Pratl's Storo
Tuesday, the 2sth, at Jos. L. Mornings. (Gun-
ter's StOre.)
"Wednesday, the Goth, at William Trice'a
Thursday, the 30th, at Chapel Hill.
Friday, the 3lst, at Thomas Longs.
Saturday, the LIST of August, at Pinkney sikes's
=. G The Magistrates appointed to receive the
list OF taxabes for 1916, will attend at the times
and places above mentioned in their several dis
sricts. Punctuality is expected from all. Every
person failing to give in his list is subject by law
to pay double tax, and the Sheriff is bound 10
collect il.
JAMES C. TURRENTINE. Sheriff
June II. Sc
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Ner Hampshirs.-John P. Hale (la.e.
lv a Representative in Congress) has been
elected Senator OF the United States for
six years from the 4th Of March, ls47.
The joint resolution, authorizing the
Treasurer TO apply for the States share Of
the proceeds of sales of the public lands,
passed to third reading, in the House Of
Representatives of New Hampshire, after
spirited debate, by vote of l9l to 81.
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A letter from an officer in the U. 8.
Navy, dated At Pensacola, May 80, saws:
1--WE shall probably sail. as soon as we
are provisioned, for Vera Cruz, but doubt
if any attack will be made OH the castle,
as they have prepared i. so we'll for de.
fence; and if their practice should be equal
to the fire on Gen. Taylor's camp they
would sink the whole of our navy. When
the French attacked the castle, there were
only twenty-five guns of small calibrs at
the point Of attack; they have now over
two hundred pieces. thirteen mortars, and
Paixhan guns in quantities, on new Bate
ries, at the same point, and one of our en-
gineer officers says that If they were serv-
ed we'll no fleet could ever make any inn
preston"
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

June 10, 1916.
Reported for the Petersburg InteIigencer.
The Tobacco market is rather NOR,
brisk for useful qualities. Inspections moi
much crowded. Sales range from So down
to | so.
The season has been as favorable as
possible for planting the new crop, and
there is no scarcity of plants.
Supplies Of Cotton have almost ceased
the few sales made are at II to s.
Stock in first hands inconsiderable.
The Wheat market has not yet opened,
though small lot of prime new has arriv-
ed from N. Carolina by Rail Road. The
weather for hervest continued very unfa-
vorable until the 10th, and caused great in.
jury. Since then it has been clear and
warm, and rapid progress is made i'll the
harvest this week. Much of the grain is
sprouted.
No sales of Flour, nor would il COM
mand over 8 IS, except for small lots.
Sales are made at that price in Richmond,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. The certain
ty Of the repeal of the Corn Laws in Eng
land, instead of enhancing. the price, Of
-four and grain in bond. caused further
decline, and a sale of Philadelphia -four
was made at auction in Liverpool at 10 Cd
10 s0shilling. The,prospects ofthe grow
ng crop in England were very favorable.
Corn has been sold at Is cents, which
s 5 10 is cents higher than in the markets
north of this.
vira'ais Baeea. hog rssnd, at CT Cd.
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ment.--The Volunteers of this Regiment. at q
meeting on Saturday last, proceeded to cast lots
among the los men enrolled to reduce the mum.
Der to AZ. the complement required for compa-
ny by the law Of Congress.
The following are the Officers Of this company
John Cameron, Captain; Shepard X. Nash, LIST
Lieutenant, and Adison Mangum, Cd do; John
ID. Carlton, LIST Sergeant, Burrhus Check, I'd do,
Stephen Nichols, Sd do, and John Adams, 4th
do; Andrew c. Murdoch, LIST Corporal, William
Gates, I'd do, John Turner, Sd do, and Evans
Turner, 4th do.
The company is now fully organized, and the
return has been promptly made to the Adjutant
General. We presume this company will COM
pose part Of the Regiment from this State.
81 GA muster of this company was appointed
70 take place in Hillsborough on Saturday next.
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RUNoR OF PEAcE.-We learn that q
gentleman who arrived here from Colds.
boro' last night, states that messenger
from the Mexican Government passed on
the Rail Road TO Washington bearing a
proposition to our government TO end the
War. The next mail perhaps will give
US the particulars.
Nt,olenian. l6ih inst.
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The New orleans TFOpie rrnssks thai
the following appears 10 be q just es,i.
male Of The forre in feH days 10 be up
on The Rio Grsnde. under he command
Of Major General Taylor: U. $. Regu-
lars. 5.500i Louisiana Volunteers. $500:
Texas, d., go; Alabama. d.. $50; Ken
lucky, do. $50; Missouri. DO. $50. To-
al II, 900.
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PTplsfsof Milehsn shn hss lssn en-.
played ~ he GovsfaaF . maks de Iuv.
Eey fEom Raleigh Weah and a ialennsl.
ing Eoaia % FayeiieEi8s, IN compliance
Siih an 81 q The last Legislature,
contemplating = TuInpiks road. passed
through this loxn yesterday morning On
tAsi business. Salisbury Haiekmaa.
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STATE OF NOR IH-cAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, Is46.

Richard BiaaknaR w. Learis T1snps@
Attachment leyied on Land
III appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court.
u that the defendant in this case Is not snsinhs.
btait Of this tate: Ii , therefore ordered BY tbs
COuri, that publication bs made in the Hillside
rough Recorder Tor sx weeks, that unless the said
defendant appears 81 the next Count u Pleas ana
Quarter Sessions, 10 be held for Orange county,
at the court house in HillsborOugh. on ne fourth
Monday IN August next. and repleyy the land ls-
We'd on, judgment final will be entered, and the
land sold to satisfy the plaintiffs recovery.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of our ala
Court, a. Office, the 4.h Monday Of May, 1876.
J. ALLISON, c. &C.
Price adv. 1850. ss-er
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Tile Neo Fork Nonru Mo,

Tie New Pork Money Marksf.--The
New York Snn Of Tuesday says Ma,
"lhe Money Markc. in the city IS now
l'baring under plethora broogh, about
by the bews Of the settlement OF the Ore.
gon question quite az extraordinary ss
the recent collapse. Capitalists we're .een
N Wall stree. yesterday begging Dor.
rowers to take loans. The Banks, Ion,
are now glad,,c get six months paper"
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Democratic Ticket.

FOR THE SENATE,
CAPT. JOHN BERRY.
FOR THE COMMONS.
SIDNEY SMITH. esq.
WILLIAM N. PRATT, esq.
PATTERSON H. MeDADE, esq.
Col. WILLIAM PATTERSON.
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A Temperance Meeting-Cele Aration
Of the 9Th of Julv.

Pursuant 10 previous notice, the men,
bers Of the Temperance Society met Of
Mount Bethel meeting house. on Wednes-
day The 10Th inst, for the purpose of max
ing the necessary arrangements TO cele-
brate the 9Th Of July next at that place.
The President having taken his sea,
and called The Society TO order, on motion
the following gentlemen were appointed
a Committee Of Arrangements for the &C.
casion. viz: John Nicely, Harrison Par
ker, John A. M'Mannin, =. ID. Umsted.
Marcus Harris, F. Roberts, r. Peed, W
Mangum, DIR. A. w. Gay. John Garrard,
George Piper, Addison Mangum, and II.
G. Parrish.
On motion, il was agreed that the said
committee. through the Secretary. should
invite Mr.. Edwin A. Heart, of HILLSIDE
rough. 10 deliver an Grafton on the 9Th oil
July, al the above named place; and that
Mr.. w. J. Roberts be invited to read the
Declaration of Independence. And il was
also agreed that other gentlemen should
be invited ts deliver Temperance Address,
es on the occasion.
JOHN NELLY, Chairman.
ID. c. PARRISH. Secretary.
T The Committee of Arrangement,
takes this occasion to tender general in,
vilation 10 all who may be disposed 10 al
tend. both male and female-io anli-,em
perance. as we'll as temperance men. I'll,
invitation is to all who will join in cele
brating the 4th Of July upon cold water
They hope to meet some of our candi
dates on that day. as they expect to b
able TO give them something TO eat, as wel
as cool water to drink.
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sas' as 81 paPsE - Eoiag iOPeM Ws rsosiE.
e - Aahsviaa Messages. Ena mhish ne Gin
ne sOt0wiaE. Hurza fav &c goad Nhig : s.asr
Il Rancoaihe.n
NoLExTEERs. - UeN done old Hm.
eonsbe .-Sinee The order or The Execu.
tlEe Of our Stale 10 The citizens 20 hold
themselves IN readiness 10 march Al sherl
warning 20 the @ienied Eeld.' no less
Than SEVEN companies have reported
themselves % the proper anlhorilies. with
y tie bounds Of The ancient Stale Of
Buncombe." Glorious old Buncombe !!
Wei may her sons be proud Of her.
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Volunteer Regiment. Only two Com.

volunteer heglmenL--Unly two Tom.
panies remain to be rendered, to complete
the Regiment Of Volunteers called for BY
the President of the United States from
North Carolina. Eight Companies with
full compliments, have already offered
their services from the following Counties,
viz: Rowan, Wake, Orange, q compan.
les Pitt Henderson, and Buncombe, e
companies. Register.
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The Charleston papers announce The
dssshs On Saturday night Tie 18th inst.
81 The Hon. Henry MIDDIEroS. in The
Io'h year "f his age. formerly Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Stale ol
Souih Carolina. and for some years the
Minister If this Government At the cOurI
Of Russia.
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osnatl 0tinal aasomFsuiaI ~ hs AlJ.ds.
etmh tLlgut calhsuh,l tHlsal n t.s slly 4
WEshllElaa e ts lslh lasazL
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We learn from the Greensborongh Patriot, that
Col. EMANUEL SHobER died very suddenly, Of
spoplexy, on the 18th instant at his residence in
Salem, Stokes county. Mr.. shober was an emf
nent lawyer, and had for some years represented
that county in the State Senate. He was man
81 the s"i-.ss, hsnr and integiy.
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o. We are authorized to announce RICH.
SON NICHOLS. esq. as candidate for the Of
fee Of Sheriff of the county of Orange.
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T We are authorizedto announce JAMES
c. TURRENTINE, as candidate for reelection
to the office of Sheriff for the county of Orange.
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Awful CaIamity-A Cir.

Awful Calamity "A FIRE broke Oa, in
the Theatre Royal. in the i,y Of Quebec, on Fri
Gay Inc 18th lnst.' while large number Of per-
sons were attending an exhibition Of chemical di.
dramas, and in an meredith short space Of time
the whole OF the interior q the building was en-
veloped in one sheet Of fisne. Forty-six bodies
have been recovered from he ruins, and all but
two have been recognized Others are still mis-.
sing. The Quebec Mercub says: Sad wailins
pervades the city: scarceB street can be ira.
rersed IN which the closed shutter or the hanging
Grape does not betoken a sudden bereavement
Fathers sisters children both sexes, indulge in
the deepest lamentation. We has fallen upOr
many for those who were thus suddenly and aw
fully summoned into the presence Of their Crea
tor" .
The loss Of life BY this FIRE is almOs. as yrea, q
at the burning Of the Richmond Theatre, Decem
Der 26, 1911, when six bundled persons wer
Pssssns 81 ~asa se-ensy-swe psri.i,rd, smons
them the Governor ofthe State and the Mayor 0
the city.
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FRos the RIO dksSDr.-Account.
from BrasOs Santiagolto the Sd instant
have been received . New Orleans,
but there Is nothing ne from The Army,
IL is said that Gen. Il flor was still wait.
ing for instructions from Washington be.
fore taking up the line pr march from Ma.
tamoras.
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JOHN NELLY, Chairman
ID. c. PARRISH, Secretary.
Republican Whig Ticket.

HUGH wADDELL. esq. ...-
FOR THE COMMONS,
CHEsLEY r. FAUCETT. .s.
GILES MEBANE, esq.
JOHN B. feathers. esq.
JOHN STAFFORD, esq.
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Louis Bonapsrte, who had been seve.
raj years confined NJ The Foruess Of Ham,
made his escape in the disguise Of work
man on the 25,h ullimo.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
Great Commotion in sTinnicnm.'
Ten tIaousand Volunteers Want.
cd with Pockets fMil Of Isisia.
GIL LETT 81 G. @.

U
a RE now receiving larger stock Of New
IN. Goods than they have heretofore brought
to this Market. They were selected with
much care and for style and quality are not
to be beet in Tinnicnm.'' They would Say
to one and allupon sstke honor Of q merchant,
1--WE mean our honor and not our neighbors)
that our stock throughout wilEaverpge lower
than any which has been sold at any time
fNot even excepting any time during the
reign OF the Persian King.) Elghteenmonths
experience has convinced ourselves and we
trust it has Others that small profits and rea-
dy pay is thetrue policy, for BY applying the
common rules Of Arithmetic you will find
| that in the short space Of ayenr and a half,
not less than FIFTEEN THOUSAND
| lDOLL.4RS has been. saved by those who
purchase Goods in this place, An enormous
lax, which amount, il the people were com.
i PEELED to pay In any other wny would pro
/ duce revolution In Portage County tha
would require more volunteers to quell thai
to conquer the whole of Mexico. We taxi
i this opportunity Of making "lSio ~bcsO'' AM
thanking the community at large for thei
, liberal patronage thus far. And ifsyou vii
! favor us with call we will spare no pains I
J plan and let you go away with q large 4
mount of Goods for small amount of money
We shall purchase Wool aud most kinds 9
Produce at the highest market price for whlcl
we shall pay cash and Goods.
Raven ma, May 28, 1846.