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The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
Revenge Ex,raordiaary.

A wag having had dispute with who kep. sausage shop, and owing him q grudgs, ran into his shop one day as he was serving several good customers, with immense dead cat, which he quickly deposited on the counter, saying, ''This n :kes nineteen; as you are busy now we'll settle sore other time" and he off ia a twiDkliag - The customers, aghast, soon followed him, leaving their ssusagcs behind,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
Another Richmoud iu the Fieid.

The Tppecanoe Ia. Journal runs up the aas oi John Mclean as a canfidaie for the Presidency ias warmly urges hts nomDIation by the BaaoIo con yeniion IL insists tbat if he shall be so desgease' it wiii be more than he can do to refuse ihs ase of his name The Herald of this city secoods 'a' nomination. - Gin. Enquirer.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

,, ,.-..t.. k;,, of fhe spsech Of bsN
 hofsee 19ss.Yi . sRSa m psr. aPon ess ing of the des,b of Gen. Harrison. ssysi .-h,.a
 gsE%is Address does honor alike N 'le 's. T, and ,he author, and while noeiY Vl'a.ees,..f ;. parae Of the deeeasss. patrio', 4 will eH'' "'' gallant eonssee n ao'sS war ss'ss "ia sg@ ierd m r, t.ea
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

UrWe are authorized to announce ELI SMITH, as a candidate for Coroner, at the ensuing Augnst cleo ion.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDlDATES
 FOR THE STATE SENATE. FOR PRAIRIE AND PULASKI. PETER T. CRUTCHFIELD,
 OF PULASKI. m
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
 JARED (. MARTIN, M (. Q. TALLER. 1ss
OF PULASKI.

We are authorized tc announce sam LEWIS ss candidate for Constable of Big Rock township at the August election. July 2S. is4s.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

We are authosized to announce B. F. OWEN Esq. candidate to represent the county of Saline in the next Legislature.
 .4prii HIS, Is4s. -3l
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

We are authorized to announee Maj. JAMES LAWSON. as candidate for Sheriff of Pulaski county, at the ensuing August election
 45-3w
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

D-We are authorized to announce MILTON FOWLER, as candidate for the office of Sherih of Pulaski County, at ihe ensuing August election
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

We arc authorized 10 announce C. STONE ss a a candidate for Coroner of Pusssi county, al the August election. Jaly 2s,ls4 8.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

We are authorised to announce GORDON N PEAr as candidate for the office of CLERK. for Pulaski county, at the coming August election,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

We are authorised 10 announce g. NJ CHARLES ss . candidate for SHERIFF of Jefferson county 4t the ensuing August election.
 Maych 2S Is4S. 30 fins
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

Joln yaa Bursn.--The Cincinnati sigaal ceataias the following sketch of John Van Buren. the Barn- burner leader Is srs
 sJohn must be now nearly forty years of age. He graduated at Yale College some twenty years ago. with high reputation tor genius, wit idieness and roguery; he was loved by sii inc school girls hated by ali the orderly, and euyied by all the mschsv- oas spirits in New Haven. He was worker of mischief confusion and disorder. but he possessed too much ingenuity 10 be caught, ard in great tribula,ion, we doubt not. at seeding forth so un quiet sriit. the Faculty granted him desrss." {"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
Whig Reasons.

Jake.-why was Gen Taylor Doa'Aa'ea 's '' Wing party Tom Because he is whig Jake.-Wby is he whig ....As .h. rom.-Becaass hs was non,ins'ea " party.
 Jake-I eame down.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

Ur We are authorized 10 announce BEN. DANLEY. as candidate for the office of sHEnEy at the ensuing August election. g
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
BESrOs. June let, IS IS

Cor L.J REARDos, Esq. .ra SR:-You will please announce my name as candidate, to reprsent the 18th district in the Be- nate, composed of Saline and Perry counties, ~ And obiige, yours, &c.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
{ Whi,a ar Rlacki

was decidedly in favor do n'f 9e.g~ and xo,,,t nar prefer to Mr. Clay be lhe ho'n' ace him in Ina, office to nee of the Shis aa'i''' any individual in the Un- al convention r-j,. ,np / TaaLOr /' i"y~
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

O. We arc anthoriBed to announce David L. Lewis . candidate for Coroner Gof the county ofPu. laski at the coming election.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

aDr. MeIntyre Dentist viii remain short lime longer In LisiIs Rock tps the psrpose q saeriDg his psefsssionalsesvices. Those upcn whom he has operated sresk h the bighest terms of his skill as
 deniisf. s.s.1.....
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

Ihe lolleWiag 70 e0PissF To1' ' Nrw Hampshire Journal; .. ..sss
 Gsa TayIoys spiasoas. Mr' "es9' "S S.t, 6, of the Ahany Joaroal, says that he tA4 tes $ aaoa GsguesisoaaLIe authority. that Gen t ss. $ deS rleeiy and exceptionally ePp@sei '' pefs rpoyeHle al ct GoseFnneni in flvof '' "'e of slavery.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01
GREAT INDUCEMENTS for NEW SUBSCRIBERi
 ae So uer aunum in advance.

Tn order that the Banner may increase its already the subscription price for the new volume comInen- cling with this number.
 A remittance of FIvE DOLLARS, N ADVANCE, by mail, or otherwise, will entitle enc subscriber to tho paper for TWO years: or two subscribers, osE year. This applies to those paying in advance, brt uone others. Three dollars will, in all cases, be eInanded of these in arrears at this time.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-01

TRAVELLING AGENT. a9 Mr. ,. c. M. Hicks, is our travelling ags"; In the following counties:
 PHILLIPs, CnITTESDES, Sr. FRANCIS, EoSnoE, MtssfssPp', IyDEPENDEscE, RANDOLPH GaExs, PoENsErT, FuITox, LAWRENCE, JACKSON. New subscribers will find good opportunity to subscribe to the Arkansas Banner through Mr H,rxs. who will receive and receipt for adcaRes psymsats, from those wiahing to make them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-22
RRANDRETH'S PILLS.

No changes in the weather will materially az
frrt The boiy If the blood is pure. Every indiyi-
dual, even the most diseased, has within him a
germ or root of that original pure blood of our
common mother Eve; which germ Of pure blood
is The supporter Of his life, and i in constant srug
Gle 10 throw Oh the heterogeneous, corrupt humars,
which are the causes IF disease in the individual.
By puiging the body of this diseased individual
Of it, had humors, you allow the germ Of pure
blood to gain ground and to make blood Of a bet
Ter quality, and 50 on progressively till the whole
mass is reaenefate for the good principle or good
pure blood, Is always striving to he predominant
over the bad or diseased hu,nors Let all who
wish to he of fine healthy habit; who wish Ia
have sound mind in a sound body; who desire
10 be able to stand without injury the continual
changes If this climate; who desire 10 have heal
thy children. use The Brandreth Pills. which will
efTertually cleanse the blood II all bad corrupt
humors and restore the human body TO the state
of health enioyed before the Introduction of min.
eral me licines. Remember Brandreth Pills place
within The reach of all health and long life.
DIR. BranIreil's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way New York. .-.-.. ....a.--..
e. Agents for the sale Of Brandrcth's Pills.
! ID. Heart, HilIkhoroufh.
J. b. M.Datic. Chapel Hill.
Il. A. Mebsne, Mason Hall.
, A. Mickle q. Co., Bingham's School.
/ james Whitehead, caneCreek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider. Lindley's Old store.
! q. Patterson, Pattcrson's Store.
. May -.
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Cabinet Warehouse.

FNulE respectfully infaszss Ii lrienAs
n an the paslsr renrFaiis .ihst H. has - bard
and will enaeaxos eos,stsniis 10 keer. sarirly d
wsll-ms3s furuilure. esatEaring I'll The lesdius
artieirs. sush So
sofas. Sideboards, Bureaus,
Red>leads, Tables.
made II Mahogany. nariae. cheuy, Nalnnt.
Birrh, and Maple.
He would invite nsieniion ia his make a PoEi'
able MARDROBES and BEDSTEADs. Nhlcl
eanno. he supposed los durability. nsainsss, snd
r0nyrnisnce.
lie would also invite he attention at All pr
sons wishing 10 buy furniture Of any drssFiIaian
10 give him call before purchasing slsew here. u
he intends 10 selI - Low - be can possibly aioNd
and his Norkmen are all espsHienoed hands.
lie has noW on hand eight fine Dressing Do
Fesns. with i.ooking-Glassss, two China Presses
two sldehoanls. six plain Bureaus. eight csnile
stands. One sofa. aud one SECRETARY and Book
case. aud BedsIeads. Mhieh he will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture
such ~ Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
sc.
- Persons al distance, buying Furniture
ran have il delivered 1t their doors. ensured sae
for less than they ran DO il themselves.
lie netuns his thanks for past iayors, and vii
he thankful for = continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February I. Is
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Business Lige.--A ies nights bark. :
smsn psriy II ladies and genlIsmen xrre
laughing aser ihe supposed aakwaEln, :
'aslvnssing arrlsrasina II lose. anil ; grn-
lleman remarked ihal il he ever offeresl
himself, hr ~ nnld 10 il in : rolierled and
business like HlanneE. s-. -m-...
FoE ms anrr.'' he continued. ad.lrsSs.
ing hinssil l., = lady present. i. wonl.l
say, Mss s.. | have been Two years
10 king i.sF vile. | am in tie receipt
Il about thousand dollars = year from
MY business. whirh j. daily On The in
snase. O. III lie Ladies of rny srquain.
lanee. admire ys,n the mnsI--indeed
lave You. and would gladly make you MY
wifi"
"ion aaiter me nv yanr preference"
good hnmandly replied Miss s.
10 The surprise If Ill present; - TelrI
ypn ~ nv falheri''
" isravnr' exrlaimed ihe gentlemen.
Vel. derIare." said The iaslies ia
chorus.
I he lady anil gentleman. gnnd reader
were married in ueiober. Gp ihnn and
u" hAe"ise. City lem.
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a ovE Do

AIRS. ANN JOHNSON would respectfully
Va tender her thanks 10 the citizens Of HILLSIDE
rough and its vicinity, for che liberal patronage
heretofore received ut their hands. She will con-
tinuc the business of siausua Making at
her residence west Of the Court House. one dool
from Mr.. r. NichoIs's Store; and she hopes still
to deserve and receive liberal share of patron
age. Her work shall be well executed, and clseap-
er than it can lie done elsewhere in this place.
She has made arrangements to he regularly fur
nshed with the latest fashions and styles of dress,
June 20. 81
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TRUST SALE OF
Valuable Property.

ElY virtue Of deed 10 me exccnicd Nv Kendall
~ u. Waltz, for the purposes therein specified,
win proceed 10 sell, 10 the highes, bidder, at
Chapel Hill. ou Monday the 25th day Of Decem-
ler Rcxt the faliuwing valuable property. to wit
one moiety THE valuable Merchant Mill, within
half mile Of the Village, the property OF Watt
| & White; 80 acres of land contiguous to the
Mil; one undivided moiciy of SIS acres Of land,
adjoining the lands CT John Blake and Jesse Har-
grave; the House and Lot whepon Kendall b.
Watt now resides; his interest in Two other i'm
proved lots in the Village enc negro man, named
Phil; negro woman named Nancy. and good
Wagon AMI Team. together with stock Of Cattle
and Hogs, Household Furniture, and various 9TH
CT articles nf personal property.
ri The Min u in cool rrpair. is well supported,
hcing nearer to the Village Than any other, isse-
~ desirable property and ought 10 attract at,en-
Ilon from abroad.
The Title to all the Property is considered In
dJ<pniahe; hut will Of course convey the inter-
est vested in ne by the Deed. and no other.
Six months credit will he given. upon Bond
with approved securities, hearing interest from
date. ~: ... -..s.m.,*
NJ. FETTER, Trustee.
Chapel Hill, Nov. 8. S.
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- from his brow sai ihe sorrow fran lis
lean. The wana SymPsil.ies e H. wilr
nnd rhilirra. d,sPsl every shaslasx. and b.
feels . ihrsil i Joy in his hosam lhai
wnF.ls are NJ adequate IL express. ilr
xha : > stranger % lie JOS n s,srisl
ssasdnrss. his 10 hrsan ID lise.
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THE HMLsBORoUGH RECORDER
za Is pUDLisHEn WEEKLY .
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

Terms.-Two Dollars year, If paid in ad-
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If not paid
within three months; or Three Dollars, il delayed
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until nil arreara
ges paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
Hereafter no paper viii he sent to new sub
scriber out of this state unless payment il made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible TO the editor and in no case will tho
paper he sent TO subscriber ont Of the state for
more than two years without payment
ADyEHT1sEMENTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents tor
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction of onc-third will ~"
made to advertisers by the year. .. ..<
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY. ~ ~
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1919. '.-'' .. ~
Dand Daris, Heity Ddris, Petition for division
and Eliza n. Daris, of lands belonging
YAK =@ v. to the estate of Re
LIZ, IL nor;e barca la vis fiec

JOHN w. Darts. becca Davis, dec.
IT appearing to The satisfaction of the Court,
y that John w. Davis, the defendant in this
case. is not an nhahtant of this state 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Hills
borough Recorder, for six weeks successfully, for
the said defendant TO appear at the next term Of
this Court, TO be held for the county of Orange.
at the court house in Hilsborough, on the fourth
Monday in November next, then and there TO
plead, answer or demur TO said petition, or the
same will be taken pro confesso as to him, and
decree made accordingly. ''-'s@
p Witness Joseph Allison, clerk Of our said Court,
at office, the 4th Monday Of August, isis.
~ JOSEPH ALLISON, c.c.c.
Price adv. 81: 30. ID .@r3* Sc
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fmr. - EEeae IoarnaL


TIE lsDIaS SUMMER.
TArss = lisae. il srr tAs fross
Pn7safn. T. Fxs~ - Wiaartiswsy.
whsa AusaasE. IN Hssssg lass.
The msAsssr dny-siras atsaHas assay.
Nhsa samH,1r rosaes in raasiag mind.
T. s4ze oaae mogs - HI an drli.
IL mara hon MANY sseaves ahsy bina.
An - II an j. riasa'd well
VIII hnlay l'Eea,h sas whispers low.
The dying aowess lAok N. and give
Their sweet incense ere thsy %.
For her who hs5e lheis b<aus.ss i've.
Sic hehls above The quiet psi
In which The nll isrsrss to Iaay.
TIE fralsc eiiieS quickly school
Their EYES TO glsss her irausasHt stay.
Sic enlers meath the woodland shade.
Tier rephyrs tn tie lingering leaf.
And isear /, gensly where ere Laid
The loved AMI -, ones If II grief
She sesks The shore. old Ocean heayes
8 IN gladness high his mighty hUcsst
Pri=osss biz Wild winds in their caves.
And. basking IN their smiles. il hlest.
Al lsss old Autumn. housing. tskes
Again his scrptrr and bis throne.
With boiSerous hand the irees he shakes,
Iaient in gathering all his own.
Sweet Summer. sishing, ni.s The Plain,
And waiting Winter, saunt and grim,
Sees miser Autumn hoard his gFain.
And smiles - think lis all for linn.
Gro. OsaoaSK.
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" Otice.

A PPIIcATIoN will be made 10 the next lie.
gislatuie 10 pass an act giving authority to
The Justices Of Orange County Court 10 lay Tar
sufficient 10 pay the recoseries which have been
made against the Sheriff in consequence Of The
escape Of Mon.ecai Fleming frem Jail.
November 5. =ss@- SIS
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4 q A p u

nR.J. $. GREEN osiers his professional SER
~ wires H. the inhabitants of Hilsboroueh and
its vicinity. He may be found at his office. stu
a,ed two doors east of NichnIs's Hotel, and adj
joining The ofTice Of Henry X. Nash. esq.
October 10. ST.
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FEsIIE subscriber having determined 10 seiIle in
u ihe south wtst. will sell his Plantation on
Little River. adjoining the lands Of VIM. Lips.
comb. eSq. Paul &. Cameron. and others, con-
tanning six hundred and twenty-thrce acrrs
about one hundred and scyeniy-fse Of which i
cleared, and IN excellent repair; has on II a
small log Dwelling House. with all Necessary
out houses, and first rite Granay and Tobacco
Barn. *@@
Persons desiring to purchase, can see The pre-
mises by calling on my agent. Mr.. John Lips
comb, who lives near IL. Terms made easy.
JNu. e. DOUGLASS.
October s. 50-3m
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Advertising Rates for The lIillsboreush Recorder

One dollar per square GIG lines) for tho i,rS'
insertion, and IS cents for oh continuance. DC
AUCTIONS made in favor of standing advertisements
lis follows:
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A 8 the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinue,
- its Agency in Hilsborough and transferred
the business to Raleigh, the subscriber will atten"
to the Renewal Of Notes, and other Bank Bust
ness. for tho citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire it, for tho usual compensation. Inc
Officers ofthe Bank will decline attending to bu-
sincss of this kind. s-z es~ .s~s.
LEOPOLD l.. HEARTT.
Raleigh. May |. ~ ~s>z... -4 sao-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
#N opANGE falrNTy

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Au.
gusl Term, 1913. M
TT is ordered by the Court, that the Clerk Of
III this Court, hereafter, in Masking out his dock
ct Of the business If the Court, shall state first in
order the Jury Causes.
And il is further ordered, that this Court will
proceed 10 hear all motions, aud transact oil BUSH
ness, not connected with the Jury causes, on
Monday of each Court: That on Tuesday Of
each Court The Jury Causes will he called and
tried, or continued. 49,"
Audit is also further ordered, that the Jurors
for the next Term I've summoned to attend on
Tuesday Of Court; and that notice he given to
all parties and witnesses, by publication of this
order six weeks in lie Hillsborough Records"
and Democratic Ratoon.'
Test, j. ALLISON, C. c. c.
Sept. IL. 47-6w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


@. ORANGE COUNTY. -a@w
coui, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
August Term, ls4S.
Mary .Jacksm. Join Turner and ,cije Louisa,
Haycood Vaughn aud uije Patsey, .Josiah
Jackson, and Kelly Jackson,
VS..
Henry Whitfield, Admir-, and Green Jackson,
and Henry jackson.
Petition for Disiribuiiye Share.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Green Jackson and Henry Jackson, two
Of the defendants in this case. reside beyond the
limits of this state II is ordered, that publica-
ton be made for six weeks in the Hillsborough
Recorder for said defendants to appear before
the Justices Of our next Court Of Pleas and Quar-.
ter Sessions, TO be held for the county of Orange,
at the Court House in Hillsborough. on the fourth
Monday of November next, and plead, answer or
demur, or this petition win DO taken pro confts-
50. snd set for hearing "a parte as to them. ~
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
at Office, the fourth Monday Of August, a. u.
IS4s t &f* s@s@ ~
~e ]. ALLISON, c. c. c.
September &c. - 40 sw
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Cabinet Ware-House.
Mitchell's Eve Salve.

&s&&sSAAS1& ~ - 1890 -
THE concurrent testimony Of men Of integrity
u and worth is the hest evidence we can have
Of any fact Of which We have no cognizancs our
selves. The great advantages possessed by this
article over every other, arc-ifs Certainty, Safe
", Convenience, and Economy. All Physicians
admit that great danger il 10 he apprehsnded from
dragging the eye when IN infammed and ua-
healthy state. In the use Of this saye this ohlce-
ton is entirely removed, as no harm can possibly
result from Ill use il being in al cases applied 10
the erternGf portions Of The eve; there avoiding
all the inconvenience, pain snd danger, which me-
cessarily aitcnd the introduction Of any punesnt
ariirle INTO the rye. lis activity in suhduing in
fannaiion il so great that Int fcw cases require
the use Of more han one hottie TO effect perfect
cure. One Physician remarked TO u, after having
witnessed liz effects In several instances, that il
was a perfect Ere KILLER We might multiply
reasons why this Salse should lie preferred above
every thing esc in the treatment oil diseases OF the
eye, but we prefer il should stand Oh its own me-
rits. All we ask is that its virtues hc thoroughly
tested. and that the directions he strictly followed.
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry. Wyoming Co, NJ y
For sale al this office.
March IA. 2IE
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would inform the citizens ofIIillshorough. anAthc
county Al large. that they are now prepared to
execute all work in their line Of business in a
style that will compare with any made in this
part Of the country. Our thinkers are well sea-
soned and Of good quality. Work shall not only
lie done TO suit the times, but lower than usual
for cash. Persons from The country will find our
shop two doors above Nelson's Store. a.ihe place
formerly occupied by Mr.. Henry Gormsn.
UTLEY & CULBRETII.
February 20. CT
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ENHE subscriber has opened Variety Store
III North 81 the court house, and one door rasl
Of Long. Webb A. Co., where he will be pleas
ed 10 See the public grneraly, hut particularly ha
old friends who 20 literally patronixed him when
. pesllar. lie has on hand stock Of DRY Goods
and Groceries, conicrtionaTics. cigaEs. Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco. and IN fact little d 81.
most every thing. Those who trade with him
may he sure they will get good bargains.
All kinds Of produce, such - com, fodder, oats,
-four. poultry Of all kinds. country made Cloths,
Feathers, &C., will he taken In exchange for
Goods.
ROBERT +. MORRIS.
April &c. 1888 76-
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Millinery AND
MANIPULATING.

MRS. !. WADDiLL & DAUGHTER. most
AfA respectfully tender their thanks 10 ihe Ls-
dies d HillshnVough and H. viriniiy for lhe very
literal patronage they have received u iheiI
hands. aEd hope, by theiI promp, attention ID hn-
siness, AMI The nestnrSS aud ~ T. with Mhich they
execute their work, sill TO merit and receive H.
heral share Of patronage.
They have just received thcir patterns ior the
Fall and Winter, and invite the ladies' 10 eal and
see Them. or which may r. most satisfactory 10
bn.h parties 10 hing in Their dreS~es and have them
made in the latest and most fashionable siyle.
October Ia. Sc
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NEW FIRM.


LuNd q Ml6h
Au1ID Fsspeefgsisy annnanoe = IL g.1lalr.
ahaa shes kasr E-ssrAassai - rali1e $50
= LaAg. Nrs1s A q ana inaFaA esrsssag -
she Aasiaers il N = AwaRxhes Il sArir 60 sazasa
cFPestF he Eour Hassse.
Thy w0aaA aaks rs orrassoa II rrmAsw ahFir
.haass So ~ hlTsai FssEasssts ealens.a j. isE,
NsAh 4 e. and heEe, II F4osaFa aaseusiaa i
aasaaes< SRI AlsEal Isires. - nrsis ~ sr0SsKs
uae c0n6dsnoe = IL ~ ise.
u. Y. LING.
JAMES WEBB. Jr.
August II. g.