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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

Al meeting of the Orange Troop. al
CRITICS. store an Saturday the I'd oi Sep
ieinher. the following preamble aud resa
lulions were unanimously adopted:
" hereas il has pleased The inscrutahle
wiSdnm Of Divine Providence 10 remove
from our mids, by death an esteemed as
sociate and fellow trooper; Therefore.
Resolved, That il is with feelings OF na.
(eigned sorrow and rgret we learn The
un,imely end of our esteemed associate.
Rober, ]. Faucelie, apprerialing as we
did his many excellencies of character. to,
gelher with the bright promise OF future
usefulness their development ihdlcaie,i,
we sincerely mourn the hard late tina, thus
prema,urely cut him off in the outset Of
his career,
Resolved, That We deeply sympa'hize
with the friends and relations of the de-
ceased in the @irreparable loss they have
sustained.
Resolved, That in testimony oil orr es-
TEEN and affection, we will wear the usu-
al badge of mourning for six months.
Resolved, That copy of the above
resolutions be forwarded to the relatives
of the deceased.
Resolved, That copy be sent to TIE
Ratnon and Recorder, with Il request lnr
publication.
II. G. TR0ILNGER, Chm.
D. L. RAy, see'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

Gr. D0RaeIi's Speeeh.-we have
p,igs.i in our c.iInns to-day the allie speech Il
III, Hon. r. :. Donnrll # this state. dcliscred in
tlS Houss II Representatives GA The s9lh II July
Last. on the bill from ihc senate denominaled
- the ca.nyFon.ise Bill" We recommend il 10
tie siirEiion Of cur raasn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

Nj. eIerlleney Gos. tiraham has ordered cleo
ton. 10 supply the vacancies ecca-iancd by the
Iciih q the cammanrr from Burke. aud he Sc.
ha'ss ffqG pupin, 10 le held on TUESDAY the It'll
dog III Nosemher-tha, leing The day on which
the Presidential election Is 10 be held.
We regret to learn that TIarri-on W. cosing-
ton. esq. Senator rleei iram the district Of Rich.
aoni aud Robson counties. died al hls residence
ia the former county IN the sth instant.
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kidnapping Saves. - Great earire

kidnapping Slaves - Great exrire.
menI has been cansed IN wayns anil
JohnSrn raan,ies by lhr allemp, of srye.
raj indi, iduals. Te,i,lrnis 81 ihnse enEn-
Ins. 10 al,duel slaves. fnr the urposs aT
taking Ihfm "uI South for sale. Three
men have heen arrested. aud are now IN
the Wa,nr county Jail. Their namrs
are Meridian SIeph.Ils. aud Bryan saun.
hrrs. Of Jnhnsen. and John Mill'ams. al
Wayne. Three slaves. woman and two
men. were in lie possession uf Saunders
and Stephens nhen ARRESTED. They were
then an the point of making off y iIh The
slaves. BaIh nf these men have hereto
fore sustained Elirrharacirrs. n Is Illoughl
thai there WIRE MIXERS concerned IN the
business with ihnse here named. and that
they have sucrerlrd in taking away slaves
uhirh have disappeared strangely from
ilrar their residences. lid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

ErTafa.-In ihs huHg viii Nhieh nrws
p,,er. aUs grnsaally Tui o Psrs~. snaas al fe.
surrltls Orsur;maSi q ~hisi., however, can rsai-
I, le coFrnrird - III inlrllisrHi naasr. u oar
Lad nunilrE. N ile liars Uplrr ihr iiiie q : Tne
Tl,sasanl iT Oii Z,ek.- two rrross ooruHnI
uhiel, ~ hasr herp Hqussird - cpucrt. ne
f,ai.ia dc la.i nr q Ir ninth sianra; i shouId
red
The ncas tl,ai never lot ksha-'
TIE Other i in The lasi linz u he iounernih
.lauEs: Il should ~
IS Daring responsibility"
Euor. EsSasatly eoeit man IN Consequence q
,.,r inicsgsry u is.s wiring than through lhe
e,rlr--lrss Of the prinisE Of this character wss
de lasi Of the eHoFs aiuye meuiiORed: lie u 10
,l,r ward d .Sisg rr-smhlinga VI .naTr Than any
o;ars !rlleF ia the alFhalsI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

Dr. W. u. M'Phesien. fonnrrly II Rslcigh,
h,. hesn sPpoiniel Professor Of Clinical Mcli.
cine snd Pathological AnaIsn,y in the 81. LOui.
U,i.ehsiiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

Taylor Flag-A very handsome hag
was presented 10 The Taylor lib Of this
place BY DR.. ]. +. L. Iia,dy. Though n.
VI. Wond6n. Esq. AT their mreiing on
"Wednesday evening, the 3Olh instant. ii.
greatest accommodation 10 US, is lhal
il is the handiwork Of good Democrat
me who has served his country in Mex
leo. aud participated under Scoil in the
brilliant victories Of Vera I ruz and Ceuo
Gnrdo. YET unlike the quill-driyers Of his
party, he joins in The jnsl tribute o.
praise Whirh an admi,ing people pay 10
those. gallant Mexican Wing Generals
Sc"tI aud Taylor. Hglmd Messenger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

Cheap Living. The J"ne.horough
Tenn, Wing, says prime Fleur ran be
had in that town nj 81 per hundred pounds
and Wheat Of iLs L..si qu.aIii,, az u. cents
The busheI. Cheap living, friend Brous-
low. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

live eHsaalsfs,lit'. house. So. Tie ealsar az
pouners that sa,'lst shsi'er q III an lIlsto,
ds'. ~ o's's G'ssawosl, us. ts sasna strss,'
a.
t.eirEs aoor..si D.. GLe ia.i -arsHpss. auaaunrs
lie aralh q l5nzi- Lax. si.usl.si - lie H.
ss'salssH'@ 8
Rcia Kighway Eo.s1Ey-OB sz,ur.
~ masniiE ~. ST.. RirisaTd II. Rls.unt.
sntIrlislii 4 kiisson. u roif =, amy. start
n lgnai htme ~ Nasi,esn. nEsh $3.50
ii he p.sssrssion 10 Bank bills. uiih llle
lilr inienaioR If prsrnrsrg NnTlhfIn funds.
ihoni f'nF n'rl',rk - The Day. Nlsn pass
ing illr'seh ls.ntly rlnrr rslirh Dover
swamp. iii'srn 90 sixitii NIL, ilum Sew-
bern. Fur mru. Ihrse hnfs and mulai-
". nsslsd nui al ihiekst BIZ lie rad
SIDE. selzsd Mr.. BlOuni. hauled him lr.m
The huees ia wI.ish lie wss riding. hfal
him until he irrsu.e sensrless. and il,rn
r'blsd him II all his n,"ney. Dir. d. re-
mniued IA an insenSlllr rendition Inr an
hour ar issn. hen nfgra travelling tie
road slise"EsEe'i him. lie aas taken hack
In kinsIsn. ani % snnn >. The Iari nT he
Tol,l,rTy heran.e krnwn. a large number
ct The rii'zfns Of hat plare sIsllei auI ~
various directions in pursuit nf the rillains.
Wilmington cETsairie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20
CHINA, GLASS s EARTHENWARE,
Wholesale and Retail,
Corner of Sycamore and BolIingbrook streets,
PETERSBURG, VA.
BOiSseau g. Muir,

EG leave TO call the attention of their friends
and the public generally, to an examination
Of their stock of
China, Glass and EartheRvare,
A proportion Of which is of THEIR OWN M
embracing every article usually
found in such establishments, and which, in point
of style and beauty, cannot be surpassed by any
in the State.
Our assortment of Common Goods is
yer, large, varied and. beautiful, and Merchants
yho have been in 'ils habit Of going North, for
bG gains, will find TIA their advantage by civ.
ing us call. as WE are detsymined to sell as
cheap for cash, or to punctusI customers. as any
house in the State.
We keep also on hand a large assortment of
Stoae-sSare of Baltimore Manu-
facsure.
u Particular attention paid to Packing.
BuiSSEAU 81 MUIR,
Corner OF Boljngbrook and Sycamore streets,
Petersburg, Va.
5 September 10. as is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20
,l,ednesday, septrEnber 20,

gc3s2..5gSIa - ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20
Eraham's Magazine for October ha

Granam's Magazine for October has
been received. The cngravines are" A Picnic in
Oldcn Times" "rhc Unmarried Belle" and a
Fashion Plate. To the number of fine writers
engaged as contributors, the addition of Joseph
r. Chandler, esq. has been made, which will
doubtless give additional interest to that popular
Magazine. @ @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

New Vork.-The City authorities are
taking efficient measures to sppi ress the
sale OF lottery tickets. Several persons
engaged in this traffic have been arrested.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

GOdiey's Lady's, Book for October is
crnhellished with engraSings of" The Coquette,"
The Wayside Fountain" and Fashion Plate,
With number OF small wood cugrsvinss, illustra-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20
CirCassion Balm,

an unIivaiiod Mcdical compound. nsser-hiIing
rmndy foF
Burns and Seslds. Cuts. c0nfGsi0ns, Bruises.
sPrains. -RhsDm, chiillsns. Tsiirr, ScEuiula.
lireEs. Ringw0rn. Said Head. Frozen Reet and
l.iIni.. Pimpies on the face. and al sruPtiOns Of
the skin.
And ios all purposes u The Toilet. Sc. Shaving.
Cleaning the Teeth. csnksT Of the Nauth. Re
moval Il Sunhurn az Tan. Grease, Paint, Sc.
ii0m silk. Satin, LINN. Cotton aud wOoIlen "a
hEics. Price IS ernss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

tnat part OIL Tue lnuUceiNeHl III NV fuH-
sent was The hope that by gning into the
canvass il would he conducted with candor
il not with Kindness. Ii has been no fault
Of mine thai this anticipation has proved
a vain ono.
After permitted myselfto be annouus.
e. for the Presidency. under the circum.
sranres above noticed, accepted nomi-
nation after nomination in the spirit in
which they were rendered. They were
made irrespective Of parties, aud So ac-
knowledged. No one who joined in those
nominations could have been deceived as
To my political views. From the hegin-
ming I'LL now have declared myself 10 be
4 Wing on all proper occasions. With
this distinct avowed. published TO the
world, ! did not think that had right
10 repel nominations from political oppon-
enis any more than had a RICH, 10 refuse
the vote of Democra, at the polls: and
I proclaimed it abroad that should not
reject the protlered support Of any body
of NV ielinw-citizens This wasmy pn-
sition when in November last | returned
Ia the United States: long before either oil
the grea, divisions Of the people had held
national convention, and when it was
thought doubtful il Zone Of them would hold
any.
Matters stood in this attitude I'LL spring,
when there were 50 many statements III
ejaculation concerning my views upon
questions Of national policy, tlG.t fell
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24
PuNNING.

The Boston Post clam. tina he girls are fol
Cass, and has The lmpudence 10 lnstaace
Mss |. Sippi. Miss SJut,, Louisa Anna,
Virginia, Mary L,nd, aud tho two CAROL.
mas. TINS - 6im. Louisa Anna begs
us to say 10 Mr.. Cass, that she won't be
ii home If he Gals; so ere no use
khue Rug a, the door" Miss Slppi and
Nlrgiula think Of cutting him May Land
declares 'ha' she his ~ acIIliS,ance vita
The gen lrmaH, and d,n'I want to be intro.
ducrd. Ole otthe Csfolinas says the same
tuo4 aud The other protests dat she would
>ent HIN abu0, ms business ouly that she
Is "bouqd 10 mlnd her pa. Delta Ware,
and Georgia, and Flora Day tell Us that
they know a stout old soldier worth forty
ut hIM. Sh tho vixen with the vinegar
name, Miss Souri,, is the only one of he
Whole besy le!t 10 console the unfortunate
beau N the day. 81 soon ahou, TO overtake
him. Tuscaloosa (Aid.) Monitor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24

mast star arounl AMI ,slsci Ginersl c ,,s q,
the whole slavery business would b.. n,
set but IL they would oniy eject hiu, de,
might feel sstr. Tor they had his l.tiafs "a
sho" that he was ~ FAVOR oi npho jt1,
slavery all weathers, AID Of CARVING n m.
10 every terrnofy we could Law our hlnd.
on. They all answered me very cootlv :
that they had much rather tru,i a st,a,ah,
forward Southern man, that they lne,y had
no tricks about him, than TO tr,st Nh
err man with Southern principles: and
they reckohed, on the whole, they sbouId
60 Tor Gineral Taylor. Asa last chance
thought ! would try to rouse 'em nm in
Old Pennsylvania. 50 went 1, 'em and
told EN- their coal and iron was ia dancer
aud the only way for 'cm to save i, was 10
elect Gineral Cass, who would pretec, il
10 The bats end, Cor he was rs good a tarT
man as Henry Clay. A, thai, every one
oil EN-, Quakers, Germans, and Du,ch.
mel, aud all, pu, their fingers again the
sue ni Their nose, and said Friend. VIC
tired tariff man last lime, but NO didn't
save our coal aud iron by IL; 50 we have
made up our minds To Try an honest nun
tins ,inne-we are going FOR Gineral Z ,ch. !
airy Ia, lor."
by this time | was convinced that the |
game was up. and il was no use TO slump
1t any longer. We've got Into the curren,
where We can't he p ourselves, and are 70.
sing du"n over the Falls of Niagara as
last as We can go; and | hope you and an !
The rest "i our party will be calm and com |
posed and considerable, "a tho Indian was
mat went down over them awful falls a
great many years ago. lie tag ged and
pulled his canoe against the current with
all his might Ill he found there was no
chance left, and then he laid down bis pad.
lie, aud took up lis bottle Of rum, and so,
Town quietly 10 the bottom OF the canoe
md tipped the bottle to his mouth, and st
,nd drilked, and took The good of il, MI
re pitched head over heels down over The
ais and went out Of sight forever. /,
Now, my last advice TO on, dear Colo
'el, aud to all our friends. and especially ,
. dear old Mr.. Richie. is, lu set down
lniet aud Composed IN The bottom Of The
'oai, and eat a"ay at the pubic crib, and {
Ink away al the bottle OF the sublrcasury /
IL the alh of March, when we -hall all ,
itch over the falls together, drinking our Z
lsi guRsle. ,
| rrnRin your drar friend
AiJr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24
LATEST FROM GEN. c.ss.

Correspondence the Baltimore Patriot-3y
Telegraph.
Detroit, Noy.9, lSis.-2, p. NJ.
We have the news. Gen. Cass desires
u y be understood, that IN consequence Of
the noise and Confusion Of the election,
he wishes to be considered us Withdraw.
ing IRON tho contest, as he cannot ex.
Dect To be heard -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24
MIR. CLAWS WOLFE

The Louisville Democrat having announ.
ced thai M'. Clay did no, vote Tor General
FAY Tor, the Louisville Journal asserts tina,
It was certainty his Intention 30 10 vote, and
copies the toloaing from the Lexington
Atlas, which II considers as explaining the
matter:
/" We'cgtet 10 learn tba, Mr. Clay has
been very seriously indisposed for several
days-so much 81, that he has not been
able q come TO town.
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Scars New l. Popular Pictorial
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GEN. TAYLOR SCANNED.

The editor OF Inc Nes York Mirror re.
marks thlt whie he has 90 d.. ere TO die.
tate, OF say word on the Formation of the
Cabinet o! the President elect, still If it had
been The vii Of The PEG, 10 tia, he should
have been elevated to the Presidency, The
following would have 5cea ihe selection
made;
Critendcn, Of Nv, Secretary Of State.
E'an', Of Maine, Secretary OF Treasury,
k'ng, OF Georgia, Secretary of Navy.
Ben, OF T'no's>er, Secretary Of War.
Granger, of \. !. Pos, Master General.
Choa'e, Of Moss, Attorney General.
II IS not at all Improbable tina, several Of
he gentlemen named vii occupy The posi-.
tons usslsned them By he Mir!or.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24

1.-THE Prcshytery of Concord will hold an
adjourned meeting al Davidson College, on We'd
nesday, the 18Th day OF December next, at IL
o'clock, A, NJ.
r. II. LAFFERTY, Stated Clsrk.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24
DARING ROBBERY.

Mr.. johnson Spencer, an aged citizen
living IN the south part of this county, wa,
robbed on Saturday night last, of abeu
Fifteen Hundred Dollars, mostly silver
l he particulars, as stated 10 US, are as fol
lows: Inst Friday night, two nrn, dress
go IN green blanket over coats, wi.h striped
aud checked panlaloons, one of the men
OF lar complexion, light hair, with a tam.
Pico hat on, one riding light sorrel horse,
with blezc face, the other chesuu,,
called a. Mr.. Spencef's IL the character Of
negro traders and stayed all night. While
there, hey were very busy making inq,u.
fies oi The negfees about the old mab',
"iiirs. Mr.. Spencer and wife were all
HE members Of The white family. The
men lelt Saturday morning, and on Salur
Gay night, about midnight, til y returned
with two or three others, and knocked a
Ihn door under HE name of one Of the
noishbors. On entering they told MIR.
Spencer iha: he was suspciourd with bar.
borirg ncgrocs, and having counterfeit
money. and that they were g0iag to search.
ihey then demanded his keys, md Mr.. s.
attempting to give the alarm, they seized
bun drew large krufe, aud sworc if he
made any morse, they would cut his throat !;
"heFeupan Mr.. 5. was Compelled to deliy
ef up hi, keys. They then took has ? loaded
guns, and While some Of the men guarded
The house, they opened his chest and OBJ
tanned the money. They then left.
he same two men were supposed to be
seen IN A,hooro' on FRIDAY last, on their
way n the direction 10 Mr.. Spsncer's.-
They said they had a wagon and lived in
Cumberland c0unly but no one believes
'acm. We trus no ciiJfis will be spared
Ia apPsehend the villains ana bring hem To
;ondign puni-hnic0t. - 4 Aboro Xtrad.
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LATEST FROM MIR. VAN BUREN.

kINDEnuooK, Nav. 9-2t p. NJ.
Mr.. Van Buren, says he has not been
understood in this canvass. His around
was tbs: II he could BE- elected, be rds
eandida'e-ii he could not be elected, he
was not candidate. lie says now he
sees he WAS not a candidate, and there.
tore excuses his friends for not voting for
him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24

And now, seem 10 hear Mr.. Secretary
Buchanan, who was 10 have gone 10 Penn.
sslvanla to canvass the Whole State. If
Longslre,h got but 5000 majority for Gov.
erncr, rise, and, turning h,s head on one
side, say, IN the language Of Macbeth:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24
CLAEEr9ONT
FEMALE ACADEMY.

ynUE terms Of Tuian in this School, nov an.
-. der the direction Of Miss f. ILsoS, arc ;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24
WAsirINGT n. Nov. 9.

Mr.. Secretary Walker, sent his mes.
senger yesterday, with his compliments
to Mr. Secretary Buchanan. congfatulating
han upon the result Of the election in
Pennsylvania Mr.. Buchanan, in reply,
scot his compliments back to Mr.. Walker,
assuring him that he would, as soon a 5
Mississippi could be heard from, be able, 10
al probability, TO reciprocafe. in the matter
OF congratulations
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The Wing papess arc amusing them.
selves al the expense Of Cass, Van Barren.
e.. See the io,la@in.:-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07
NOTICE.
SALE OF REAL EST tTE UNDEE 4 DEED Oh

lh virtue of the PROVISIONS Of Decd Of Trust date
- the Isl ley Of November 1897. executed 10 the InAr.
signed by Robert Fisher, 50 certain debts
mentioned 20 Thomas r. Ray, late MonansaIia conn
". deceased and which nerd has been duly recorded IN
the Clerks oice of Ohio Cont in Deed hook
number -, folio go shall Monday the IOh dsv OF
January SS, proceed 10 sell puhlic auction 1t the
front door ofthe Court House said county ofOhio in
the city cf Nhecling. To the highest bidder for ASH
Two pieces or parcels of ground. situate TIE city
Of Wheeling aforesaid and the West side of Mars
street. and adjoining and the south de of Jeter
sou street. eng the lots conveyed w Patrick
Ray tS the said Robert Fisher. hv Deed recorded and
dated Apriis 1876 with the exception If the niece or
parcel oi said ground her,tofore sold and convey ed by
the said Robert Fisher to The city 1T wheeling
Tie fitie 10 the said property is believed 10 e uood
hut acting Us Trustee, shall only convey such a title
as - vested in me by virtue Of The said Dee ofrrust
dec ALIEN r. LATDLEY. Trustee
The above sale is post .oned until Monday February
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

Bonnet Boards Highly Eazcd.-od and reaati
- Ia Bonnet Boards. equal al
sc - The Ph5niS sud Virginia Paper Nnls
JAW = SLAMBDfN & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.


FE Ills company. being daily organised is prersyed
% IN make Insurance every description of Fire and
Marine Risks. such dwelling houses store nnscs Gr
WIN lher contents Also. Steam Boats FIat boats and
nee .'ds VIVA lher cargoes, 20 and from any port on
Tue pin and Mississippi rivers their streams
AP'aois tor Insurance 10 re nade for the present at
iheoihco of the Wheeling savings iusti"ituu
aug K. NrTpY Spr'v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07
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by the Psteniee, +. w. WOoDs, New York
These Bands received the hrst Premium q saver
medal aud Diplomat at the Boston Far. Aso the first
premium the late New York Stale FAIR, al saratoga
and are highly recommended to Maehnlss, Cotton and
Wooden manufacturers, Paper Mills, saw and Flaming
Mills Crist Mills, and for all kinds OF machinery where
Belts are used.
orders for the above received and promptly executed
by the uners igned general agent tor The manuacu
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References Messrs. Hunter, Morrison CO. Me--rs.
G : Lamhdin 4 Co. jan l2--tiu
Herald Wellshurgh; Herald sleuheuvile; snd Chrop-
icle st. ClarsVe, copy 10 amount 81 oe d"lla each,
and charge this ofhec. send one copy, market.