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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
: Political nIaxemen,..

The political pulse of the nation is beating
stronger and stronger. Every State feels the
heart throb at Washington, and is busy to ubet
orihwari, as principle or interest, or party, may
demand.
THE TAYLOR RESOLUTION PASSED TX BOTH
HousEs IN 1'ENNEssEE.--The resolution recon-
mending Gen. TAYLOR for the Presidency was
finally passed on Wednesday, by vote Of AZ
yeas to 80 nays. We republish il, as follows:
'Resoiped BY he General Assembly ofle STATE
81 IenHessee, That the people Of Tennessee by
their Representatives, do hereby recommend
to their fellow citizens OF the Union, GEN
ZACHARY TAYLOR, as a candidate for the
Presidency al the next election, in whose ability
mpartiality, patriotism and devotion to the con.
stiiution, confidence can be safely reposed BY
the people"
We understand that the Democratic State
Convention which assembled at Frankfort or
Saturday last adjourned without making nom.
nations for Governor and Lieutenant Govern.
or. The attendance was so msagre aud SO few
counties were represented that il was determin.
ed another Conve ntion should meet on the i5tl
Of March.
The Wing members OF the Kentucky Legis
lstnre, with great unanimity, have fixed on tn
2se Of February next, as the day for holding tn
State Convention to nominate Candidates 70
Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
The Democratic State Convention, whicl
convened at Columbus, ON Saturday. 9Th inst
have formally presented Gen. LEWIS CAss to tn
people of Ohio, as the first choice of that bod
as a candidate for the Presidency.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE-This body me
at Harrisburg on the 4Ih inst. VIM. F. Packer
Democrat, was elected Speaker of the Hous.
and John Hill, Democrat, Speaker of the Senate
The Wings of Pittsburgh have elected the
mayor Of the city by msjOrity Of So. Tn
Wing candidate les also elected in Allegheny b
l6a majority.
Coz. WELLER.--1he Democrats have nom
mated THIS gentleman as their candidate for Coy
ernor. We understand he pts.-Cis. Alta
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CONGRESS.
MONDAY, Jan. 10


SESArE.-Among the petitions presented to-
ciJizens Of that State, in favor of the abolition
Of slavery; he addressed the Senate in opposition
to the prayer Of the petitioners.
MIR. flanagan, from Indiana, submitted res
oluiion TO the Senate that no treaty be cOnclu-
ded with Mexico, without giving to the United
States a most suitable line Of defence, as u
might be necessary to hold Mexico as province,
and that no foreign Intervention be accepted
The resolutions were laid over.
Mr.. Yulee, Of Florida, from the Committee
on Naval Affairs, reported appropriations Of
one hundred aud fifty thousand dollars for the
construction Of the New York dry dock.
The special order Of the day, the ten regi-
ment bill, was taken up.
Hon. Rsyeriy Johnson, Of Maryland, took
the floor, remarking that he should be brief TO
avoid postponaing the passage OF the bill. tie
felt bound, in his present situation, 10 make a
personal explanation for differing from Senators
holding the same political principles as himself.
He did not design 10 defend the President, bal
10 ssppsr the car.
Mr.. Johnson spoke al considerable length
and was to cOucluds his remarks next day.
The Senate adjourned.
HoUsx--In the House, the Southern Mai
Bill was again debated, which was finally laiC
on the table, and the message Of the President
relative 10 his veto, was taken up and discussed
TUESDAY, Jan. IL.
SEsArE.-Numerous memorials and petitions
were presented.
The Prssidsn, laid before the Senate com
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CONDENSED from the Frankfort Commonwealth
h ENTUCKY LEGISLATU r E
SATURDAY, Jan. :


SExATE.-The Speaker laid before the Senate
a report from the Secretary Of the State, setting
forth the number Of qualified voters in this
State. and also the number who had voted in
favor of calling a Convention 70 alter the
Constitutions referred to the Judiciary CON-
mittee.
Mr.. j. Speed smith offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
ResOl1ed, That the committee on Internal
Improvement be inHrueted TO inquire into the
policy and proPriety Of empioyinga portion Of
the convict labor Of the State in continuing the
Improvement Of the road leading from Louis
vile by the mouth Of Salt river through Eliza
bethtown to the Tennessee line, and on the
road from Bardstown through GLASGOW to the
Tennessee line-and en- the road leading from
Georgetown TO COvingtOn.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-No business of consequence was
transacted in the House, as II adjourned AT
IL o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of giving
the Hall for the use Of the Democratic COnven-
ton.
MONDAY, Jan. 10.
SESArE.-Mr. Hardin, from the Judiciary
Committee reported a bill to again take the sense
Of the people Of Kentucky as to the propriety Of
calling a Convention to alter the Constitution,
with an amendment striking out the llth and
18th sections; amendment concurred in and the
bill passed
A ball to incorporate the town Of West
Point, in Hardin county; second and third read
ings dispensed, and passed.
Mr.. HoBBs reported bill to facilitate the
construction Of Telegraph lines in Kentucky,
which was referred.
HousE.-The Speaker laid before the House
the report of the President Of the Portland aud
Louisville canal company.
Much time was occupied in discussing d.
vorce bills. But little else was done beside 4
Isng,h Inv discussion OF bill to exempt from exc
cution additional property, &C., which wss
made the special order Of the day for Wed
nesday next.
TUESDAY, Jan. IL.
SESArE.-Senator James presented the Peti-
ton of sundry citizens Of Hickman, Fulton,
Graves, Ballard and McCracken counties, pray
ing for the passage Of law incorporating the
Mobile and Ohie Railroad Company, 10 con-
struct a railroad from Mobile 10 Columbus on
the Mississippi river, also copies Of the Proseed-
ings Of two mass meetings Of the city Of Mo-
bile in relation TO said road which were referred
to the committee on Internal improvement
Mr.. Hardin, from the Judiciary committee,
reported against the passage Of a bill to amend
the charter Of the Shephe rdsville Iron Manuiac-
ring Company; concurred an.
Mr.. Hobbs introduced bill to facilitate tlIe
construction Of the Electric Telegraph in this
State; second and third reading dispensed with,
and passed.
HoUsE.-In the House, large number d
bills was presented, but the general business
was uninteresting and rather Of an unimP0rtani
nature.
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The u. s. Senate has appointed Senator Thos.
Jefferson Davis, Of Mississippi, q Regent Of the
Smithsonian Institution, in the place Of Mr..
Senator Cass, resigned.
The Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
some days ago, appointed the following members
Of the House Regents Of the institation, To serve
until December, l649, viz: Mr.. billiard, Of Ala
bana, (re-apPointment,l Mr.. Marsh, Of Yer
mont, and Mr. McClelland, Of Michigan, to fll
the places Of Mr.. Owen, Of Indiana, and Mr.
Hongh, Of New York, whose terms expired last
month, and who, ceasing TO be members Of the
House Of Representatives, could not be reap
pointed .-Naf. Int, Jan. 3
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER
J. B. RUssELL, Gazette Dice, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE s. PorTER, Is State street, BOstOa-
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York.
JOIN. ScHoLEFIELD, 5. E. cor. Arch & 9th sts-,
Philadelphia
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mECraANIC,s rOoL STORE.

"a J. N. SMITH, IN
kx3 Plane snd Efgs Toei Manufacturer. WI
~ y4.l WAslessIs aai Retail Dsais- n -
B.islsrs' HsriDare. ssd 1seh9ais's
Tssis Gessraiiy-
9ts Main n Ea-t side. between 5h and Gu streets,
CINcINxkTI, eaIo.
4 >ooPER,s. Carpenters. Cabinet, Wagon and Chair
" Makers Tees of every description, always on bard
or made to order short notice Alses erecnweod's
sud olher Lacks and Lalches Broad. Marrow and Cen
rrrs> BQrrs Cxhinsl Hardware. Mahogany &nohs, ana
sea>rsI sssrtment o. hardware. saeh ssi - heue
builders and Cabinet Maksn iuAn Of wniea WI - -
Al 1lederale prccsL
I1IF -. lSl7-6n-
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ISAAC PUGH & CO.,

No Ils. Che-naf Slreet-P HILAD PHIA.
Manufacturers and Importers Of Paper H1nginss and
Borders,
the cily, 81 The newest designs Of
American e French Paper Hangings,
Borders, Fresco & Column Papers, Wide
Window Papers, Fire Board Prns. &c.
All Of wheh VIII Be sold the most reasonabs terms
Wholesale and Retail Country merchants are 2artcV
aFiy invned 10 call
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There has been more bears killed in Michi-
gan the past season than any prrisus season.
In Ionia county, alone, uPwaris Of 2OO have
been ''lsid to he land One lndiaa killed ~
In one day. aat fs
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IRA RURnSAIL

No. 53i, Main ST. opposite Bank Of X
LOUISVILLE;
Has aiways fbr sale Wholesale and Retail, fall
ortmsnt Ofthe patterns OF Paper Haagia<s Manuf.ea
Fed BY ISAAC PUGa Co.
.eof Il. lsS7-ly
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sofas. SideI,0ards. Bureaus.
EscdsteaGls, Fables,

made Of Mahogany, Marble, Chrrry, \. alnut,
Birch. aud Maple. ~s
liz would invite attention 10 his make Of Port.
able WARDROBEs and BEDSTEADS, which
cannot he surpassed for Durability, nea;ness, and
convenience.
lie would also invite The attention Of al per.
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere, az
he intends to sell az los aslle caniosshly afford,
and his norkmen are all experienced hands.
lie has now on hand eight fine dressing Bu-
resus. with Looking-Glasses, Two China i'rcsscs,
two sideboanls, six plain Bureaus. eight Candle
staIIds, ore sofa. and one Secretary and. Beck.
case and BetisieaJs. which he will sell low.
-. Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such az Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
.. Persons at distance, buying Furniture.
can have il delivered at their doors ensured safe,
for less than they can do it themselves.
He returns his thanks for past faSors. and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron
ags. .~.s@
HENRY EVANS.
February L.. is
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Bacon! Bacon!

ONO lbs. superior BACON, cured
Ao'OOo for family use, for sale al the
Union Hotel.
THOs. HOWERroN & Co.
June 20. 35--
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BRANDRETH PILLS.

y sll cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma.
Diseases Of the Heart, aud all Affections of
Stomach and Bowels. the Brandrrth Pills will DC
found neyer-failing remedy.
To insure the full benefit Of thrse celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, so that
uIun the FIRST commencement Of sickness they
may he at once resoded 10. tine dose then is
better than dozen after the disease has become
established in the system.
The Brandrelh Pills are purely vegetable, and
so innocent that an infant vi d month old NAV
use them if medicine is required. not only with
safety but with certainty Of receiving all the ben.
eft medicine is capable Of impaning. Females
may use them during all the critical periods Of
their lives. The Brandreth Pills will insure their
health, and produce regularity in all the functions
Of life.
Mr. Corcoyich. Of Caracas, says, IL have en-
tircIs cured my self OF the Fescr.and- que, which
have had for six months. w taking fIom s 10
L. of BIandreth Pills for one tnon,h-yide lis
letter 10 DIR. hrantlreIh, dated 9Th Feb. Is47.
BE careful you 10 not get counterfeit; to avoid
this. purchase Of the duly authorized agents.
: DIR. Branlreth's Principal Office, 2al Broad.
way New York.
.Gr Agents for the sale Of Brandre,lf's Pills.
ID. Hcartt, Hillsnroueh.
]. b. NJ Dade, Chapel Hill.
q. \. Mcbanc, Mason Hall. -
A. Mickle & CO., Bingham SrhooI.
James Whitehead, CancCree Cotton FACTORY.
Henry Glider, IindIey'u Old Store.
&. Patterson, Pa.terson's Store.
May %.
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More New Goods,

CHEAPER THAN EVER. consisting ef
4 LEAcHED and EnhICsch,d shinings;
50 White canlbrics. Checked csR,brrs, aud
PAPER CaH.brics;
Sik warp Alpaca; Russia DIAPER
I Caliicos. large assortment, NsTy petty and
cheap; Black Callicas;
Fancy Cashmere; Black hciino Cssinserss;
Silk Serge; English Cotton Stockings;
Coat Buttons; Twist; Long Nhaisl"Ees;
Fine bound Psalm and HYMN Book:
Note Paper, Envelopes, Motto Waters, Steel
Pens, &c.
Best SALAD OIL.
For Preserving. We have fall lni Of STONE
JARS; l hid. good Brown SUGAR; = barrels
Stuans Stesm-Refined SUGAR.
We have ON hand Straw Mating, one, and
one and quarter yarl wide, ssry cheap;
4 fhds good Moiassrs;
Sweedss Iron. different Sizes some very small,
one quarter OF an inch square;
Pine Isory handle Knives oRi Forks, and
Caryers;
Bricks for cisaning knives; and many other
articles. Please call and sre ihcm.
LONG, WEBB, & CO.
Msy 81. ST.
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Thrilling Adventure. heard Tie

Thrilling Adventure. We heard rhe
other day = siaTy related By an I'D sailor
capt. Iarob -, which made rrea
impression upon u, aud which We viii
We could repeat with the uncliun anl
Nautical phrascslogy Of the worthy nar.
Islnr.
IL occurred during the last war. The
captain, who was native of Plymouth,
was running on 10 The coast IN i schooner
loaded with dour. lie had nearly rearh.
Cd his destination, when lie was overhaul.
ell By the enemy's frigsle, who or,I-red
him peremptorily to heaye 4 line aboard.
There was no resisting the comm and. lar
the schooner Was wiIhou; arms, and the
tender full Of marines anal sailors armed
10 The teeth. with pIslql~. muskeis aud
cuilasses. The captain had light hui
iAir breeze alfI, his sails drew. and he
VAS driving near reef, The entrance 10
which he was perfectly familiar with, and
"nce inside which. he WAS sure Of making
port, undist.!Fbed by The tender.
Ia this view he ordered one vi his n,en
forward widh line, and IN clear, sieu.
tartan voice, perfectly audible on board
the tender. sang out
leave your hne ab"ard!" TIM add,
ed, in whisper, So as To be heard only
by his men. - lIpave i, SHORT
The Yankee sailor caught The hint. and
q" hoys" according TO direction. The end
Of the line fell splashing in the water.
Hi. abuye the execralions Of HE Eng
lish officer commanding the tender, ruse
Tie ar of the indignant Yankee skipper.
." IL thai the way to lieaye hue. you
lubbeily son Of land crab Ileare tue
line ship-shape, YOU luhber. or I'll cit
,uur liver out. HeaUe IL shOri!!"
Again the line fell short. and The Eng
hsh officer and Yankee captain wed with
Each otller IN shnwering impreeaii"ns and
lnveclires oil The head Of the laundering
Land IGbber." Mean~ lille The breeze
was fresheuiug. aud lie schooner drawing
Iaarer To the rerf. a--s~
again and again The order to heave WAS
El.en, with the same untiert ue addition,
and the same result. The Engii>hmau
began'ro smell raj, aud Jus, as the Yam.
kee skipper threw himself fiat on ,le
deck.- .HI made his men follow his ex-.
ample. the rrppr Of dog u mu-kel, was
heard. aud a shower "f builes came whis-
Ting through the rigging,
LEI them fire and he darned!" said
the ankee-"I'l. SLOW them d clean
pa'r al heels" s~..
And taking the tilier between his feel,
as he lay upon the deck. he ran lie sclloo-
Her ciererly inside Of The reef.
They were soon out of guu.shol lrnal
the bsIlied tender. Up went the siars and
stripes. with d hearty rhrer from the ma
rlHers. and all old "ns-e> ed a.dng piili-
ed out fife and gave tItem Yankee Doc
die ia eiraius as melndious as the triuu,.
phant notes Of porker that has eacaped
the dalciler's knife. Capt Jaco5 saved
hIs bacon and his aour too.
M.rine D.mocrat.
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

"A y tue Bank Ct Cape Fear has discontinued
- its Agency in Iiillsborough and transferred
the business to Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal of Notes and other Bank Busi.
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and Others who
NAV desire il, for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending to bu.
siness Of this kind. As
LEOPOLD L. HEARTT.
Raleigh. May /. So
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ADVERTISING EHts for TIC ltilIhertahroNt'.
onc dollar per square (l6 lines) for the first
insertion, and 70 cents lore eli continuance. De-
auctions made Ia favor Ol standing advertisements
as follows;
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Machine shop.

FFNllE muh-raefi lsstrta a. 6aurHs lhaats -
\ - Esan&s. 80 - Es.il.f gAlzEzlg s. 49,
Kegg alwaal EsE8@Ea. a. 1884, EsEErEEs1.A -
Eol1. u Iz.ilszs = a. 40 - q. ass ua.n-
siks. kAal ~ rantnnaa . GARY @ Aar1Ale
skzP. q - - $40 t1sNn a II foantg q
Nxsses. lsR0n a Inshank. neaE SGsN IaAF
Pssr cE1r. nssAgr uuousk. y. 4. Nksss Z a.
larElsh. a sAaagt ns6s0r. higAls inEaGssd
IKorse HCsFeFs and 1hreshfng
Machines,
lxsh psrisllr snd sa11annys Sanw EHtisn 4
snria1s kiE2s. Erila an &an Nil lIuns. fsElnr
ins Iirnssls e "a denzigaious Edsr Ieaas = -
TeEios gssliss slsa "a kinds q casiings esss n
shis sexliua a csanlly. smilsaring Nh sd fsc-
taEy GssE. Gnaguos.s. slasfia.g AssAliasrds. o.
sea LIS, Wsrua naacs. smassLins laoas. &c.
gTA kan2ssze Eranriioa "a fasIser palcrs
Hili le rail- e. hEks c1slingss sash = Nil sd
fscsoxy Gear aa.d tsu6Es0ns. AhrEs patterns are
lnIniaAsrd o. sse On kand. Il j. eulfdsntls -
hssed thsl thsss xl.o viii 10 FuEchsss any aEti-
els ~ tle shoes liax. - ~ ~sl y cal and "a
aniine keA E.s.eEisb ssd saknsnshiP tFiuas
purchasing slscAlere. Al kten q bCsfnrS<.
direrted % DIE suh<IitsE, snoN Camp n. t.
al receive iu.snCdisls snd E4eHit siisuslon.
JOHN STAFFORD.
d. Msrrh =. n-snP
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TIE HILLsBoRoUeH RECORDER,
Is FrnLIsHEn wEEKLT
By DENNIS HEART.

Tcrtns.-Threc Dollars wear, OF Tw o Dol
lars aud Fiji! Gents il paid in advance. Clrts
Of five subscribers Who make the PAYMENTS strict.
y IN advance, will be furnished Ut Two collars
year each.
No paper will hs discontinued until Ill ARE. Ia.
gcs are paid, unless at the o. ton Of tie pu isis
Hereafter no paper viii he scit to Il Ne, Wi
Scf'ter cut oil this state unless T., nent u mad n
d'ancc or some person in the state will hecor Q
responsible 10 the editor and in 10 case viii t.
paper le sent to subscriber out of the stale isr
more than Two years without aymcnt
arrIErIsthtnT ho' rAcrctn,t. t,>lrgu ln,s,
one dollar for tie first, aid tvc.I} !! , lcti 4.
each Subsequent insertion. lo..lc. AL. j.. .-~
portion. Cont adNettlserta's urm,.G', ~
cent. higher. a deduction oi nnt ,.!.itd vs.l !"
made to ADVERTISERS Ly TAG ,rsf.
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SC
rsRSHr I'D f0EeEf,


uFsE.EETssK ~ -FsssrKsaAL F4llOseFaf.
MhsB stszz- u unklndl.sss. .sihsrssE - gaa.
Bssass - isoa. - hsan - a..s Esasos.
A. z.sskars ! ~ridhins II Io.ussni and I,rsll.
d. - han2s q Iasraisuis wIuRs-
Il &c hssl ofiniaaier. unssls All saE.ir.
whiis thr azgaish , Essrizg yss,
Meas. na1s Lss - angel 4 ca Ca deriAIs
-InOw ca fssgiEs an iaEssi-"
Bat aths b.s ssssil y shassd from he ban,
Ana the IiEs are IN Psaissnos ssrrp'd.
Milh he WEons - EsE<Hlsd the wEaIa ulll isTan.
Ths4sh scorR - iajassics VEN hsaP'd:
FOs The hass oOmPrRs-liaa Is pa - sllill
Whsn lie ehssk xilh eOHlliiion i Mi.
Aa4 ever one EesA il j. possible al.
Al onss - G'Esa,s sal iOrss,
IL fossai his bard or . mn ~ish mind.
However b. heast Hsy iorsise.
u" slss ouI III F<rils and dangers bshind,
And hgi 90 the future 10 1--we;
Then how sAsl! il bel Soc al every turn 4
keeOils-sion TIC spirit viii ffsl.
And tie ashes Of injury smOuldsr and burn.
Though Ss ssEi's 10 fOEgiVe and forget -.
Oh. hsarksR' ny tongue shall The riddle ua.rai.
And E.inl shall II panner With hssri.
While thee 10 thyself bad cOnseisnss I,,ssl,
And show thee how evil thou art;
RsmembeF thy fallies. lhy sins. ani-lhy crimes,
HOw Sass Is that ihfnile dsia!
Yet MERCY hath seven by seventy tinss
EssR swift TO forgive aud forget.
Brood Dsi Ga insaIls or iaiIriss old,
for L.Ou GTi injurious too
Count not the sum ill tie Total l. told,
For thou ar, uhkiai and untrue:
And IL sll thy harms are forgOgt,n. fosgivea,
Now messy with justice Is luei;
Oh. who would not gladly take lessol.s Of Heaven,
Ind leaan % forgive ain forge,l
Yes. ,ss, e, man when his enemy Nesps,
d. quick &c Tectiss bin iI;e,sd;
Tor this on lie head in kindness be hesps
Hot eOals-io ufine and sncnd:
And hearts that ART Christian norc easeyly .carn,
As nurse on her innocent pct.
Over lips that, once hitter, to peni;enee turn,
And whisper, hgsirs AMI forget.
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Cabinet Ware House.

THE subscriber respectfully informs hi friend.
aud the public GENERALLY that he has on hand.
aud viii endeasor constantly To keep, variety Of
wcli-iiade Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles si1,.Ii NJ
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EnOe Mountain Mills.

THE subscriber would take this method Of in
l. forming his friends and the public generally.
that be is now fully prepared Tor CaEaiHy Mool,
and hopes, by strict attention 10 business to me-
rit continuance Of the custnIn which has hereto
forr becu bestowed on hiln. r.@
Prices for csrding. 6! cents per pound Of rolls,
mixing 10 cents. Bring the wool early ia the
season, well washed and pirkcd, with one pound
Of grease to twelve Vi wool, and you shall haze
good rolls. -..- s,~
4 supply of Wool rolls kept constantly on hand
for sale.
Also 1000 ponnds Of good Bacon, Corn, Flour
and Wheat Fran.
] also continue TO keep an assortment of Goods.
such as are usually KEEP, IN a Country Store; all
Of which will be sold cheap for cssh, or Oh siort
credit 10 punctual customers.
All marketable produce taken in exchange for
GooJs OF Cardiag.
ALEX. DICKSON.
MAY IS. 3:-3m