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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-20
Wanted Cash! CASH.

rKNHE sal&rfia~rs aIe jnss ErnsisinE ana era
Il ins thrir Pan sd MiaisE suTIiias. Na.ifh
caasisa q > large and uanEirae asssslasfaa q
sssry VARSITY 81 GOODS usually LsIa - or VI
isge ss0ars ri,
TTsriT ssoxk has lgen seleSicd win ran', ali
slisssr l..ushi Nifh rssh. They ara dsaeImilafd
10 uaake alcir psingS sil he tinirS and - they
sEe EaniculaIly in want u Cash. those Eh@ have
Il lasy eKPnci gEesi haigAins.
Give Us . eail. =
LONG. & WEBB.
0cidher 10. .... . 81
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made Of Mahogany. Marble, cllsEry, Walnut,
Dirrh, and Maple. -4-
He would invite attention 10 his make Of Port
allie WARDROBES and BEDSfEADs, which
cannot he surpassed for durability, neainsss, and
convenience.
lie would also invite the attention Of oil per-
soEs wishing 10 buy furniture Of any description,
In give him call before purchasing elsewhere a.
he intends 10 sell as low he can possibly atioEd,
and-his workmsn are all experienced hands.
lie has now on hand eight iinc Dressing Bn-
reaus. with Looking GLASSES, two China Prcssfs,
two Sidchoaris, six plain Bureaus. eight candle
stands, one Sofa, aud one Secretary and Book.
case. ani Beisieads, which he viii sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange Cor Furniture
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&c.
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture
can have il delivered Al their doors ensured safe
Tor less than they can do II themselves.
lie returns his thanks Tor past faSors. and will
he thankful for a continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February l. 10
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Read This!

rENHE subscriber would respectfully inform all
- those indebted to Long, Webb, & Co, that
he is fully authorized aud ready TO settle their
accounts he will always I've found at the Store Of
Long d Webb. He expects TO remove from the
state, and desires 10 close the business as spccd-
ly as possible, and hopes that this notice will he
promptly attended to. .. H~.
- JOHN II. WEBB.
August Is. a.
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VARIETY SIO0Gs
TNIIE subscriber has opened Variety Store
M North Of the court house, and one door east
Of Long. Webb Il Co., where be will he pleas-
Cd 10 see the public generally but particularly his
old friends who 30 literally paironizcd him when
Ic,llar. lie has ON hand stock 0f Dry Goods
aud Groceries, conferiionarics, cigaTs, Chewing
and Smoking Tobacro, and in fac, 4 little Of al
most every thing. Those who trade with him
nav lie sure they will get good bargains.
All kinds Of produce, such ~ corn, fodder, oats,
-four, poultry Of NIL kinds. country made Cloths,
Feathers, &C., will DO taken in exchange for
Goods.
ROBERT L. MORRIS.
April 20. 10
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
EsTABLIsHMENT,
IN HILI.sBOROUGH.


TFsHE sSl~rriIrr would respectfully ssiaIn his
n thanks 10 tho public Cor ths T'aiFOnage e.
tended 10 the firm a HaushaMOul 4 Elii0ii sasl
~ ic business win le cOntinncd ly him Ia I'll -
various branches, Al The 0ld stand, be holsstoIe-
ccisa the same literal patronage.
STILLS, and TIN WARE, ofeTery variety
for household use. manufactured in the nlosi neal
and durable style by experienced woEkmsn' keFs
constantly 0n hand, OF made 10 order, on the mosi
reasonable terms. ReraiTing ~ stills and Tin
Ware done ON the shortest notice.
He l. also prepared 10 attend 20 ell orders tof
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
GUTfERING, which he engages 10 do IA .
style equal for excellence aud nealnesE will that
Of any other workman IN The Stale.
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale 70
Merchants and others, and delivered al their
doors al Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAUGiiAW0IT.
seFtss. Ss-
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Advertising Rates for The Ilillsharcreh Ecccrlrr

One dollar per square (l6 lines) for the ilTs'
insertion, and IS cents for each continuance. E'-
auctions made in favor of standing advertisements
as follows:
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Cabinet Warehouse.

FEsHE sul.scrilrrrespestiully inEEps hisififnds
a am the Eullic generally that be has "a hans.
ana a m snilrayoT constantly 10 keep, ysrifiy q
ueII-msde Furniture, embracing all the leadihs
sFticles, such -.
Sofas. SideboaTtls, bureaus,
Egcslslcasis, Tables,
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ILIrSTRATRD WITH 200 EyGRiyINGS,

Ofthc principal Cities, PLACES, Buildings, Scene
ry, Curiositics, Seals Of the States, &C., &c.
Complete in one octave volume of six hundred
pages, elegantly bound in gilt pictorial muslin.
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CirCasSi0n Balm,
r. F. Hubbard & CO.'S
Carminatiye SalVe,

For the cure Of Felons, Piles, Ulcers, Carbunccs,
Aguc in the Breast or Face, Ear-achc, Burns,
Scal,ls, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price 25
cents.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
GENTS CLOTnlNG AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT

coATs-supr quality lgh Nk cloth
u
cloth tnrsb and scotch
coats focks pro Bk aud white flushing aud
d Dr pNo cloth light French casmr
udsr Ncon Engshnp Scotch
blue
pldc %
Lanonu super
black oli oh
buG do cold Oea aud dfrro@
DupD OF "a az
French lcn d1N-mn 'oordi brown uen dn
checked plaid and checked gmoon spring adaN WOOL
Atakap ascauona alc-pu
lgtd m and black
ided
mfNul
Linen shirts
ties bLaedco brown and hickory shirts
WOOL
sooks
red aud ycos ana "r d cold lawn
uaigba
stocks Black
Italian,
nccki1 ehc' uh
Youths aud
HATS fd bnud
dab md pearl, Impco aud bush
gand Mexican. pik
,boyean cr1
drnndo ;mcnsR
cfk light lgd peg sol, dos fin" morocco gd cf
' ~ btagyW thick kip and call boots
snh
ooee igalers
b aud cold la patent tp slippers hoe % French
nnsr ando
Mems mopm dhe o do dbe quarters
Of boys loia aud oItdHns BIN and 0'@' h'@"
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
>->~~~~-~-~-~---'|-S
g.u "a s5~u~yA N uBs>se

THE planters Of the Southwest are respect.
] fN informed that the manufacture sG Gus
has been recently commenced, and Is now IN iui
operation, al Coliiusburg. B,ssirf Parish, la.
II Isdrsisned that ths establishment shall be
permanent. aud The proprietor sniicis liationarr,
under tbr plrdr, d furnishing an article suPrtuE
10 auy now ~ ute.
'Fhe patronage aud rrwnrd Of induaifyis ever
proportion to the utility Of IN products Profit
isthe fifsi obrci ih all enterprise; and 10 secure
ihs object, superior skill, materials and allen.
ton are required in u new establishment, Inst
would somprrl successfully with those Of long
siind,us and Populat
No pans of expense hi. lrcn spared 10 s~aurr
ihrsc udyaBingrs ldg"uin.. tE.lml workman,
The l4, material, and the most npJiovrd patterns
ATE employed, aud The proprietor designs tlh, the
reputation of his establishment shull br dticnnin.
I'd and sustained by lhr superior quaIiy vi his
guf. They Will be furnished to purchaser. ai The
i.,osl convenient points W ihc rycr, above of be-
low the ait, upon terms Hs rnsoHiblc and no,
uou,nad-tns o. cnn be hnd n any c,,abi,bmrui
of the kind IN the country. The m,,i cnriul a4d
rfompl attention Will be- given ia the repairing u
gus: and ~ al oIdrrs in thai iur Of business,
JOHN +. COLLINS.
rnryillr nossict Parish, In
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,

DEc,
dnlgnr aud
- nlsa andN
barge ns. IS aud
sA ai Ile di biz and eiafd apa hk lomba
ol aud ls4
line
m
ed,on and
sand praseu ena der
gloves
mts uui fgsa
d vlg.
wT edd
md at
enbahnr and
s and Grape a ad s'a'e 69 lace s green se aef French o
and esao taps. bb so tA M.oes sd neai dm Inla g@i
, and c boo rich cloth 36r aud furniture covers canvas pad
;docm,
white blue marknw H aud saddle nhd
ed la
IL aud i=ibfd
81
ondsp
paper. So
~
wow printed and hedlawn
Fnutau ca.aaddl
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
49, "a upupE-asnc Ne

saddles with anl without c'yo PEm h
Es4A dr Spanish pnt sathH covered Masps bi .u send
hand Spanish fed '"H
ss ladies best santr "n0ei ''d
ftsHs a
dies o. S, ~a. hog fancy WESTERN aH' @a'1 P"' ' 1t" ana
Blk
ptfd bfadoeh a tffi i
rtntrlW hndlei
rang moaatags dade head dhen ih 's Ns'
qna'i k ,lI lupl
h'f % siaHfr EN SuP 'Sll'Hi s'
an i ] rdfa round collar malni doh
ls Nefei aud eion ghs double and single
uai. aud Rd
m ,ns ur qaat sporting da with whs,eF carriage aud wagon
NrfH-
=" Id. plp aud Spanish nairi aud en@' steel Pah d.
hah"ns;
un he'd meaiar pslfd es hne POLISHED plated an
steel
] T Ivory aud plated mafnsr brass ''' f." hrdi~
llArnes
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
II AR D W ARE.
nt..eKsMIrus'Tooi.

"a n, ,ex- uIris
nsn,ers planes jack and snepf fi asst aud
quaes and @'es % I m e 3 Ten MI, sg sae.ss w. s
s & s s. tadn aolr essa,es 1araz RpsF aaf '
sho@sa.,s nss S@ sG aud lssa% %
ea, , S.a,s ,,s,d. @ bat hinges parliament hinges
patent hinges bras sGs sas %n', hung hhf We ] 5
s,. s % and ssi pan, knia OIL % aHi 'a aud putty kae'
sr iioasers various Qualities assi ss and leeges and
and janrd % pa @ an. s , @ s1 fs and 5s mill" an @
a ssotmm cooks and butcher knives ladies nn bias aud steel
a. ta; rTiea both wrought aud > ts ssed ss
wool $ and sha Gsssps Ae1 and cotton aud @,ais
1 rfs nd aa"s paste r kunr needles; silver Gsnnan
"a. , .i bras. guann and hooks ''i glasses" bonnet win" "
,.'s'4 sN'To ron peN
Co., ies She rifles aud sonrs oteolan la aud
- anu9ei hand axes .gd Gl Of e hndi Hs & lay.1
aud curb chaH' e%"o oa I.si%I paTgnr rope
., plough plough plates hoop ron nail rod @ f shoe e.' and and '' bet sheet
, a.a. ww~rrcnioi.s cut mk', asst -
.,, both skiS and t assorted 'Leui; bakers Gddd
fdsss. s. % sn % east blister Germs"
1nd S.~sks Rsf @ various oa, pistols rn
Dans. Dwrknsr bt mOds
s. ,ssg; % sS,sd ss qir. 1 q
A mSai; hn; ssudfs various S
ns Jsp ,ed aud white and ~s.s watch
keys key, o ssS 1 Ss s %o~s ] S Sas all shaving
p"ris anl other L rgme ltmoi po erga
1s aS "suoi looking glasses ad' sr and golfr
and aud cnso. Of al .I $ gsS S5 I% I @ saaas soar Aas
knives nr swrB aanur,
marking dAmr r e's la hair 'ao qualities shaving % al hines
soRs P;.oS. ss & IN coat u
horn b rarhop aud e 'htu"s and tudf hooks
csns-qs csis s@ 9@sd o ar a o' tuck ss sa aud
sandq rcub hons combs and jim Crow cards
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
10 Cotton Planters.

THE undersigned nus just returned FROM M
cnmuli with fne lot of Gin haterla =,
manufactured under his own supervision N iaat
city, anJ Is now about to open Manutncior' ia
tha iovnof Washington, Hampstead county. Afkr
for the purpose Of building Gin stands sud Re.
pairing the same Any Gin Stand made and
sold by the undersigned, aud proving 10 be moi as
good as represented by linn. may be returned
without any charge to the purchaser aud all fe.
pairs done by him will be warranted satisfactory
ANY pcnon wishing t1 purchase a Gu stand. or
to have an old one repaired, would do well to call
and see me.
WM. W. e. COLLINS,
Washington, lune T., l-ls.2i
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
GROCERIES. WINES AND LIQUORS.

,;nooprs sugar and huff bills nEaT moa.s ~ th % ana % naa
heatm Nel aud No = hhs hW tm
hams ntnaades Itrs JAMS u
preserves hyson Sosm uN
ct, maoe
danhn aud ialo" eidFs S'' SF'
per- spP thyme; ground ahih hN
aud
slnrt,y aIon brands and Malaga WINS, f's"es
rninuaeto orlai asserted a 0cnks, teg
and champagne hana ~
dda, ,rbm mus ana
fhllh :" ~ ""' H"'
lnts, @e @t in
osneang tobacco papers, e0us" @ "' " FP
nntnIn
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
New store nj Fulton.

MESSl.S. COLLINS, LITTLE q W
A RE now receiving sUd opening Il large ahd
" well ussoiird stock ll guods suited I" TINS
ointket. which have 5rcu selected with great care
In Bo.tou aud New Yolk, and are now offered 10
purcba,cr. d, ~ low prices aud on as good Terms
as they caubc procured r'se~hete'
Our stock Is general, comprising staple and
Fap,y pry Goods. Hardware, gallery Ssddlcfy,
Clothing. Hats Boots aud Slocs,' roci'7y, Glass.
ware, lion, Sircl, MAIDS, Castings, Imwa5e ana
Cn,prpter.' Tools. Groceries, Sc &c Sc
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
Fulton. Atk,, FEB ., lsie.9
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
G0i,arsi,ership.

, HE undersigned having entered into partner.
ship on the lsi oil Amil, lsl7. loi the pur.
post OF doing general Siaiasf AHd Commission
BusiHtss. in iht lowa oi fulton, under tn. name
and siys of iiaieN, HaefhER u Co, would re.
specially inform their flhnds aud the public gen.
efaliy ih4l having easeJ the Upper Warehouse
If Mt. 4. J. Smith, they are now prepared 10
receive goods ON storage
AUGUSTUS BLoCk,
HENRY BLOCK. .
Fulton. MAY l, lslf.ll
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
To Planters.

yE'HE undersigned lnvng been appointed
I agents. iof the sale of Mr. Joseph K. cfoshy's
Cotton Gms, will keep a suprly'an hand for sale,
at their War; llnuse IN Fulian, Of all sizes aud
descriptions, which they are authorized TO warrant
To give .i.tirp satisfaction 10 the purchasers
Persons in want of Cellon Gins are respectfully
yitrd 10 call and esamine them.
BLOCK. BROTHER 4 To
Fulton. June ~, lsi7 .as-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
Gin =IsEatistf:sctry.

ykNHE undersigned still continues TO nanutac-
4 lure improved COTTON GINS, one mile
southwest of Washington. Ills Gins are made
of the best materials, und will be warranted to
perform we'll, and will be sold on accommodating
terms,
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon us the work Is completed,
] X, CROSBY.
Washington, Marel %, lsls.lG.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

psns ca"md castor OIL hHiph
aHum
Eidc brad
aud loulr
extraction ennan'"
hs capsules;
] prmnas VINE ihnh" el Hkr lh
Godfrey I,
l,' shaving haHshon o"ai rait
" 'as s .rr. and weights hnsed ~i iuai' OIL s
Vrntan red, Nr, &c
~ IuLY 0.slble.3Oli
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
Farm for sale.

THE undersigned oii's for sale. on accon5ao.
| dating terms, fret rate improved black land
farm; situutrd abonl I miles north Of Washing
ton, containing about 2Oj acres, about 100 Of
which, is in cultivation.
For terms, &c, enquire Of the subscriber at
this place
ELI " COLLINS.
Washington, 'uc lnl. lSis,1j
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
BLOCK, BROTHER & co,

~ ouLu particularly invite the ladrs to call
w uad examine Their beauiifhl assafln,m n
Ruena VISTA Stfp.s aud Rahrs,
Printed aud Painted Muslms.
Muslin e.iugham, PLAIN aud sinpel
Gmgham. faney llandkeHhieis,
Bonnris. Ribbons. iaess. Edgngs, e,e., eie.
Also To their splendid aszoTi Aea, Of Shoes u all
kinds aud qualities
Fulton. MAY /. ..lsl1.al
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
u,o0Ks & STATIONARY.

Elementary es sas! snas s.aePay ssa s,sT MeITn1 rt
Itsan
History
French letter 'e es he o lp'I DIDO
si k aud eanna Quilts n qr' pen
ahrt
eela nelaIh maeIf ey-Doo Ne y"
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
NOTICE.

am ~ lpHk Keeper Keep no n''u"H'' Wy ." -
oandum book is lull. nor do lwlsh o9p'' a."ih'
rr lnr uuy suci'cuslomen, as hnd' iF -sa "a
pctcnre. their aumrs viii not pay my ''N's' {"
support niy business. Furthermore" " my '''''s''
ars needed. Of couf.r expert lllr money Ia T..
urp. as punctud payment makes pnnc,ua' me
,l,,,.,.. and all those who have noi the ru"nrY'
buI expect Ia pay m few day, are fgTs'cd 10
ma IA. till IL ,poFr convenient srison. 10 make
\ lopy sior, short, must do cash business or
20 where eau get bcuefpty, and more thanks
for my aSua
RS. have very superior lot Of wn'rh ma
Ir,,s. Of every description, Which enables me- ~
usual. to cxccNe with ds'pach aIl X ud' "i "h'oi
repairing; also lprraclr sass,s, suited to nll ag's
and Gu,d ia frames ut sdoa nalirr; asml'I lot "l
irvpIy always on haud, and for sale, chsnp Tor
&. WHITE,
Washington, July l2, lsis.5i-Jm.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
Agents for the Telegraph.
Notice.

w subscribers have just preaed aud silsf
! iar sale
30 liali n Sprsfs' n and flquEh..
Cooking and Warming >iotas.
Mhfh'y. Sursr collse. NuIa.sss,
lmp'nh pad NnHur lil.ou t..
fau md i1sri Nms. soar. Ina. Ts.t#u...
Nail-, Cotton Yam. No
lncpua,cliou w.ili our lasI Iusss - ,ays szi.B.b.4
TIN SllOp,
and will furnish TIN War in lafer az smaIl auan.
hfs on accommodating lrtms lals ~ a,s.
e-,'d @uh d.qalFh.
BLOCK. BRu1hER \ I'll
Fulton, Minh ~, lsis.Ihu
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

TGNIlE entire stock Of merchandise belonging TO-
i The firm Of J. $ johnson a Co is now Of
frrd lor sale 1t cost for cash iu hand and for
casli onIy,.lo close the concern.
&. W. SHOWER,
Surviving partner
T. S--An persons indebted to said firm will
find ii Ia their advantage to call(Agd settle their
ndeblcdn,s, without delay, olhNs lsc they viii
hear from me ut court q, " ).
Fuituu Mny H. lSIS,93
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
fsritt's Hotel.
WASHINGTON. flEM7STEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.

? Z T. subscriber beg leave to inform his iicnds
and the public, that he t continues busi.
ness at hs old stand. where hr has supplied him.
self with every thing necessary Tor the accom-.
modaiiou Of the iraseliag Community Ills house
Is commodions the ruoms well arranged for
families and his table well supplied with the best
the market affords
llsdabIcs are large bouut.flIly supplied with
prsycuirr, and attended by careful osilrrs
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be- want.
ing on bis part To render comfortable hll who may
he ,Icsssd to give him call. discharges will be
Hs lno,tnic as those Of any ether house IN the
south, as an evidence Of which he refers to the
following
RULES;
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and odglngper week, So 30
day, Is
Single meal, =. 25
Lodging, %
lIone feed, 2j
Keeping man and horse allngh, 81
hecpiug horse per week, -
GEO o. BRgrf
Was"'elon, Oct. 30, loij-i-lf
MoFrAT's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND PHGNIX BITTERs.-
I n DOZEN just received and for s5'c at the
~ Drug Store of
D.P. JETT.
May %, le4s-2l-
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

Impa srars flu eml'i PLAIN glass umOf table
bat eauies
gHi H h'"'
',uaIr I.,,.s baf naiqr.p assorted
hafs oeof u'
handsIha
amaha
eeasi ses oA'
With
d"m
ian,as
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
MN GOtbDs.

THE subscribers beg leave 10 inform their friends
| aud tlre public generally that they have received
large and well selected stock ol goods, suited for
this market, which they are determined 10 sell al
beycry lowest prices FOR cash, or 10 punctual deal
cfs on credit
GEO W. GREEN & BROTHER.
Washington, Iuur ~ 1878 90 jm.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
GROCERIES,.

NETsE have on hand, for sale, flesh 81. Lous
w Flour, Sugar, Co1re, Whskey, Salt
Bacon Sides, Hams and Shouldrrs, nc. An Of
which we will sell low for Dash
r. S. IOtSSONS Go.
Fulton, 0u'obor b, 1878 il-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
0R0g1N1RRE s. G4LE.sSW A RE,

Fnrsea gilt cna sets pam china tea s; whhe gapie N"h raised
nw1ed blue granite breakfast dnel
W aud white aud shallow
@ San, nfe.n- covered dihrs taad dishes; and butter s;
dishes aud bakers all sizes,
and Y4inW naptrrs d PIE Dishes mix dark bue
blue pieh.
- u.Ts ,sn olmles, iFas moho bowls asst
CHM, motto mur. aud general aimeui qurnMar Ne &c
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
New Tavern ia Fulton.

ItAylNG frut,d tho we'd known UNION
~ HOTEL, am now prepared to receive
hoitdsrs of accommodate tav,l.rts un reasonable
i,nns. Nv stable is we'll provided With corn aud
fodder, aud every attention shall be- paid to tho
comIoris aud wants ol Hose who favor we with
urrlr patronage,
HARDIN WILLIAMS
Fulton. OFT -, lri5.ii.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
NEN GOODS! NEN G0ODS!!!
BENJAMIN /. BRlTTIN.
Dry Goods Hardware. lO;hing Groceries Quecnswarc
Glas.ware, Boots SHOES. lgnts tap. Ae.. Ar.-
Az "a @s "a VI n Garm-aDNz

Which Wholesale Merchants,
others. are call sak Of
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
FRESH 1sEDiClNES-

FHNlE tnb.crh't Lac Iust rrc,N,d lichs
! supply ol m"dicrurs, uhcb be III =. tor
sale low tor cA.u, nl brs MD shop on Man
slIcsi. BENZ T. JEFF
Washington, furu.i lB.-I-lL
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
Fresh Drugs.
Eerer and .Asuc rms.

mr. lett has lg-t received a lew box
~ ui vegetable pill, luf lir cure or Int"
m.inH' lvcf, Wiin a g,u,lal a,s.tiuf,rt
Fusll ", dicuarga hiFi hr wilI 81 iuw iot cas-
Washington. lay Dtu. lsi3 St
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
IL. A. ks.s.s nb.,
John ID. Borden,

J. a. uuRNB0K
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
Gin Mandatory.
I'OTEt A..

Mndcn, La, May 10, lsl7 93.u
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
The Dying Forester.

A correspondent oitbe New York Jour
nal Ut Commerce, who has been wr,IIn5
letters TO that paper from the back wouos
OF New York. gives the following sketch
in letter dated al Canal Creek Cabin
here are some scenes in forest life 10
which have not introduced You, and
which | will try to make some " hat IA
niliar 10 you. begging you TO understand
that when ! describe one ! give it as a
tair illustration of class OF scenes which
are found here. 2
As sou have learned from my letters
before, death does not spare the forester.
but he dies as do all men. 1t wOuld seem
that living in the clear air and drinking
the pure water. and wandering over the
mountains day by day, his iron frame
would never lose its strength. To you,
who are surrounded with mismaiic va
pOrs, with plaques nun.berless as those
which came from Pandora's box, reading
in your weekly reports the lisi Of hun
dreds of victims of this or that complaint
which flesh i"herits,--to you say, the
idea fdeath musI be inseparably con
neciPd with the form ofclay But here il
is vastly different Disease is aImosr I'm
known, and it is only when The matrhless
machinery is quite worn out that the
wheels stop, and the dust is dust True
il is that il wears out very soon in the hea.
W work to which some men put it here,
aud ! have known many instances OF
strong men who by insane exposure OF
themselves have met with injuries that
resulted in death.
am reminded of an instance of this
kind which occurred three years ego on
The upper bend OfIhe river. The small
cabin on the nertb side was at that time
occupied by man who had lived q bet
ter llie in his earlier years He was
sometimes peculiarly attractive in his
manner .f cOnversing about forest mat
tiers. and once when he was half drunk,
1 was quite sure detected him mut,er.
I ing To himself one otthe 0des Of Anacre.
ON. ! looked then closely a, him. buI be
eyed me suspieiously, as thnbght. and
raised his voice 40 that could hear hin
distinctly, bun be was now talking Eng
lish in his usual rough .iYle end dialect
Imight haze heen mistaken. He was
bard drinker, but perhaps never was &C
fIually drunk. He could drink more thar
any man have ever known. without be
ing on the floor. and yet when in fha
condition which was consequent on BIZ
ipOtationt, IL not really drunk. he was usu
/ ally insane, and il was dangerous 10 b
IN his nsighbofheod. Black reminds me