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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-30
NOTICE,

YENiIi, fegi*la ures Of Mar,l land anil yir
Z ginia having passed Laws. siitforisinr
The erectiGf Of Bridge across the Potomac
Kver.at hepherdstnwn. Jefferson County
Va books Of subscription to the Capita
$ c of he Maryland and Virgins BfIlg
C"nanv for the psrrtSt'se rs;li,i, viii b.
"iaiiei on III" secoffl stssnel.y il April. neins
the 10tl, day cf April. at the Town fiail il
Sht'rhridstn" under the direction 81 ooh,
VI Jrweis. Wllrnelh, +. .Wchi.. Villa"
Short. Jhim n MeEnd.e. E.II.;.mi Icr
Vincent N Builrr. and Thomas Hammond, ~
any three Of them:
At lie fI",tt Of Herr, Sniff, II Middle
way. j. iifrson s:uunv, under the dir. c.inn o.
nr Sam'l Scofl,,y. John r Smith, Dr. Mann
T. Nelson. " alter J HnrwelL Sebastian E,i,
George II Hcckwitl and f!vnry smith, or AN,
three of them;
At The Store OF I.,oNd ogan.in Winchester
Frederick county. Va under he dire ciion
Jos. II Sherra';. iioh.r, G"nra.l. job,
Bruce. L'cvd logan. John Markell, a
Woo |, and Joseph {; Baker, or ANY three Of
them:
A, the County Inks Office. in Martins
burg, Berkeley county. under the direction,
of Charles =. Faulkner Philip G. p,ndltton
Edmund p Hun'er. David RI Conrad. s;-org.
Doll, DIR I. McShrrr,, and Jacob Van Do
ran, or any three OF them;
At The CT, rk s Office. in Romnev, H.mp
shire county, under the direction of lame .
Pa sons, George " Washington, John Van
diver. Charles 'slsc. 'rnln NJ. ers, ,!,sy,d Glib
son, John NJ Pancake, and john 3 White, OIL
any .lree Of them.
At the county Clerks Office in Mooriiell
Hardy county, Va, under the direction o
! 'rhos MasIin. Samuel VI Alexander. Dame
+ r Mcneil, G. X Harness. Daniel Nannc,re
Felix Seymour. ;Ioln e I, Mnl'iA. and DIR
}-Parran. or any three of them;
At the Hotel of Mr.. f.cggitt. in New Mar
ket, Shenandoah county, under die. direction
of John Strayer. John d Zi1klr, s.achara
! shirley. John + Waller. John " lsice. JOIN
! Calvert, and Noah IIcnkle, or any three Il
them:
AT the Hotel of Airs. Pollock, in Harrison
burg. Rockingham county, under the direc
ton of Col Edward II Smith, Col. Alg-rno
S GRAY. .Iohna,han Peale, William Eliel
Col .gohn Kenney. Col. Ahraham .ncol,
| and Henry ChriSina's. or any three Of Them:
Ant. at Woodstock. 'Siianandoat, cesiin,y, a
he Hotel Of Mr.. Miller. under the dlrecio
of Green b Samn, Is, Mark Bird, Philip Pr:
man, Cornelius Billings, DR.. Magrud,r. DIR
G Schnit, Col Albert, and Samuel 3nkeI
or any tlr e of them
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
Neso s. Cheap Goods.

TIME subscriber has just added to his stock,
Il an entirely new selection of SPRING g.
SUMNER GOODS, embracing every article
of bomestic and Foreign goods usually to be
found in country stores. He would say 20
those who wish their cash go farthest, to call
at No. 4. Cheapsa:e, opposite e. tvelsh's
Hotel. fIe is enabled to sell goods, For the
cash, At unprecedented low t,tices=A little
cheaper titan the cheapest. Try him. '.1o
buy is to be convinced"
In the line Of groceries, &C., inducements
rarely to be met with are offered.
U1 Country produce received in exchange
for goods AS fiscal at customary prices.
II. S. &. ALBERT.
March 50, lS4S.
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SHOCKING MURDER.

On Saturday evening last, Mr.. VIM.
C. White, who resided at Frreman's
Cavern, in Henrico county, about Ave
*aiIes below Richmond, was barbarous-
~ murdered. He lett the city, after
purchasing some groceries, between
Z and s o'clock that evening; and
about the same ,ime, negro man APP
piled at several stables to airc a horse,
which he finally obtained.,o be return
ed BY IL e'cIork that night. 7'he
horse was no: returned Until Sunday
morning, and was carried to the stable
by small boy, who stated hat tire
saan to " iaom he had been hired, was
roo unwell to bring him> 1t Was EVIL
dent, from the prints behind the saddle,
shat he Mad been rode by two persons.
Between II and IL o'clock on Sat
uraay night, it has been ascertained,
black rnan entered the house of Mr..
White while Ire was asleep, and struck
him mortal blow with hatchrt.=-
Tie murderer then turned on Mis-.
White, upon whom he inflicted sever
al blows, and supposed doubtless that
he had killed her also. he then pro-
ceeded to search the house 70: money,
and is supposed to have obtained from
500 to $1,000.
Yesterday morning the negro man
who had hired the horse and another,
suspected of being his arcomplice,
gbo,h Of whom work at the factory of
Mr.. Grant in this city,9 were taken to
GAe house of the deceased, when a
small servant gi,l instantly recognized
the first as the murderer. Mrs. White
was unable positively to identify him,
but said his size ard color correspon
ded with those of the murderer. Mrs.
w. also stated that, after her husband
had been struck, she sliced poker
and inflicted blow on the left side of
the assailants head; and on examining
The head of The supposed murderer, a
scar was visible, and traces of blood
upon the collar OF his coat. We regret
10 say Mat but little hope is entertain
ed oflhe recovery of Mrs. White.
A coroner's inquest was held on the
bs~Ay of Mr.. White on Sunday morn
ing, ard the verdict of the jury was
that che came to his death, on the
night of the ! 1ih inst. by several blows
inflicted on him with a sharp in>tru-
men,, by some person unknown" -
His left iaw-bone an. chin were hosri-
!bIy mangled-his teeth were nearly
all knocked ou:-his left temple severe
Nv bruised and there were also marks
Of violence on his left eye and shout
WAtg, a4th March.
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TIE ENTINEL
FOR
THE CAMrAIG N.

THE late Demdcratic State Convention adop-
ted the folio owing resolution
''4ecsolccd 4'l.;ft the fDtintcrafic party b.
requested TO sustain the Campaign and other
Democratic Ia|9rs and Mat The Vigilance Com
mitiees exert themselves tosprocurc subscribers
for the same"
In order to enilatge The 81 lhtreif Operations
anil 10 BECOME as efficient and useful pos
sble. in sustaining the cause of Democracy in
The approaching contest. the SENTINEL is
differed for ONE DOLLAR. in advance, from
file first Of May until csniIcte returns are re-
'ceived from all the STATES.
Arrangements are being made to make the
SENTINEL. in many resIacfs, equal ioauy other
campaign paper in the State. Jpn tile war
fheslion. particularly. shall VIC be prepared to
join issue " th our opponents.
give ask ouy friends throu9 bout the coun-
't'y to aid u.s.. Consider yourselves Vigilance
Committees 'to'Ijrodi're Subscribers" for tile
SENTINEL We have trickcy and Subtle DIP
ponent to contend with and it becomes us to
arm for the contest. without delay.
UtAny person furnishing club of ten sub
sc1fbers, shall receive cory gratis
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Notice.
g = 8 8 8

A II. persons indebted to the subscriber;
IA either by hb'e Or open account ARE her
by Informed THAT his books aid i,ai,ers are in
the hands Of James &. frasel. who will at
tend to settling the same. They are also no.
tilted, that unless the claims are paid on or
before the irst day Of May next, the claims
will be placed in Tire hands OF ain officer for
collection. without respect to persons.
Feb '48 SAMUEL. RINEER
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EXAMINATION.

IN Frid:y The Slst inst, the Students in
" New Market Academy, will pass their
annual examination. In CONNECTION with the
us,ia1 eNef'cfses. a dialogue in Latin, from
Terence, one in Greek from Enripilcs, and
one in German from Gel'ert. with original adj
dresses and numerous selections IN prose and
p"etry. will be 'declaimeel. All persons in
teested in the cause Of education, af:e respect.
fully invited to attend.
J. SALYARDS.
New Market, March e. 1848.
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M09H1QlDa

4 Ii persons indebted TO the estate of Lee
IA vi Cfabiil, decd will make payment ON
or before the first of March next, as longer in
diligence will not be given; and persons having
any just claims against the said estate, will
please present them, properly adjusted, for SET
dement,. GEO. A. HUPP, Admir-,
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CERTIFICATES.

This IS to certify that have had One OF
Il. c. Matck's Patent Hot Bolts used in my
Mill since October last, and am so much
pleased With 1t, that no reasonable SUN OF
money could induce me to dispose of it. In
justice to the Paten,ee, and for the benefit of
MilIers generally, l am induced to state some
of the advantages attending this Bolt. /, is
much cheaper, more durable, REQUIRES Tess
power, and makes .hbfe and better -four from
the same wheat Family and superfine -four
can be made at the same time. The hopper.
boy IS dispensed with; and iii my Mill. where
thirteen wheels were used bn The oil plan,
two are found Insufficient The machinery
being thds reduced, it will be all-iihportant
Oh weak streams. REUBEN FDLTZ.
New Port Mlls,Page Co, Va, March E, as
ISLAND MILLS, March "a, 1876.
After fourteen years. experience as head
miller in different mills. ar now eneaS I'll
in tending the island Mills where one of
Robert Z. Mauck's t1ot Bolts is IN operation .
which am SO int,cl, pleased with that feel
myself under obligation To MIR. Mauck and
heepublic, to state some of its advantages -
LIST. 1t requires less tbcf1 in a mill. Cd, Re
quires less labor to be performed by The mil
Ter. Sd, 1t finishes boiling and grinding at
the saisre time; thereby saving much time
And instead ut grinding to suit the BOLT; us Is
customary ON the old plan, now grind TO
suit the wheat, and regulate my bolt to sui,
my grinding, which can be done instantly
In short. certify tia, this Bolt is supet ior to
amy tina, has every come under my notice.
WILLIAM T. kONDABUSH.
Many ol.er certificates might he gieen. but
the above, from miIlers extensively known in
the Valley. as competent Judges. are deemed
sufficient Tor all practical purposes. To Mill
owners he would say, Try the Bolt.
Nj. Is. NJ.
Woodstock, va, March IL, 1848.
17SHUERES s. DEL.9fNS-Few more
~ of those cheap chashmeres and delains
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DRY GOODS.

1Us'f received Al The old stand, and Tor
ID sale at unprecedented low prices a large
supply of DRY GOODS Of every description
PART cularly attention is invited to the superb
or CLOTHES now offered. Friends and TEL
low citizens, call in and Judge fol- yourselves
individually and collectively.
Jan 6. 40. & StflM1TT.
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WHOOPING COUGH.

7ENIIIS distressing copplaint, can be cured
j. by the Use Of fFNRfy COUGfh
SYRUP, melicine prepared from receipt
of an experienced physician OF large PRACTICE
and high standing in the community. Fouf
children III one family we're recently cured
hy the use of ';oa,e btoliie A.rh3cirIan il
brownsville (Pa) writes that lie has fodnd
this medicine very eifectual. especially in ca.
ses of whooping cough The price is fifty cts
per bottle. For sale by
Dec so JOHN G SCffNIff.
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VIRGINIA. no WIT:
At a court continued and held for ihe County
Of shetiaiid4Ah., on Tuesday the 9th day of
Fcbriiary, 1913 /; William Monroe and
John NJ Bayley. plaintiffs. Ac .tssf Wiiiiai4
S Newell and Montgomery Il E.boii and
Ann his wife. defcndants-iN rmANcEnf.
HtHE defendant, Montgomery Elbon. NOT
l. having entered his appearance arid Ei;-
en- SECURITY. accoitli,ig to lie act Of assembly
and the rules of this court. and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in:
habtant of :his country:. ii is ordered. That
the defendant do appear hete. on lie Monday
before the second Tuesday in May next. and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that 4
copy of this order be forthwith inserted il
some newspaper published in Woodstock, fof
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the
front DIOR Of the coi,r: house in the saie. towH
of Woodstock. { WILLIAMS, c Sc
Feb l!
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Marcel, 50, lSR

ck WAS taken tip by the sub
ElWMs3 scriber, living in Page COUNTY
!Sm.,a,U Va, AIN fsTKAy STEER. Of
ezs.ss.esss: red color, with halt crop of
the left and a swailowfork in the right ear
and was appraised at four dollars. The own
er is requested to prove property, pay char
yes and take him away.
AbERi' Il. PNESstRAVES.
Page e"a nty, March so, iB4s-3t 81
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND
NEA r REBELLION WIN.
IL on Saturday tie 25M dag Of March neat
A TRACT OF LAND

~ U" toGtW00S ! te @oW d0y q onfCh Hect
A TRACT OF LAND,
in the county of Rockingham. living on a
branch le:d.ng to Cub Run, adjoining the
lands of Joseph I,illhmer, Mrs peale and Da
vid EiIer, containing las or 146 ACRES,
being part of the Home Tract of and be
longing TO John koontz. sen. deceased The
land is in line state of cultivation, with clear
cd land enough for comfortable farm, the
balaiYce IF tfie land = We'll tinb'e,tet The
whole tract is well watered, there being two
never failing springs en- it, AMI stream run
ming through it, ailording am opportunity of
making AS much good water meadow as might
he wished for. Nearly tie whole tract is un-
der fence. and presents considerable induce
ments TO any one Wanting farm Of this SIC.
The neighboihUod is one Of the Best IN the
connty
ALSO. at HE same time, win be sold another
Tract of Land. containing by recent SUI vey,
126 ACRES,
adjoining the lands of Enos KeeAle. flames
Laid and Andrew Ber,4-m. The Impy5.e-
ments or this. tract consist of Il .SJL4LL
DUELLLNG HOUSE, good Spring house
and frame ola Barn. On tfhs tract there
are also Veral neve: failing springs Of water,
which will afford the making OF sufficient
good meadow anlobject of easy attainment it
This tract is also in fine condition. with abot.t
60 or 70s*cres cleared, and the balance very
well timbered. 1t is Immediately on the pub
lie road. AID also i'll first-rate neiahborhood
UfConditi.hs, which will be very easy and
accommodating, made known on the day Of
sale. If not convenient to the purchaser, no
part of the purchase money will be required
on the day Of sale; the p,irchaser giving, OF
course. bond AMI security for the payment of
the moHe... Further particulars 1iiate known
on the day of sale.
Any person wishing to view either of the
above tracts of land; can do so previous to
the day IF sale. by calling Oh the subs criber
residing in keezletown
u1he sale will take place at the house OF
the widow koon'z in KessletowN.
PETER kOONTZ.
!. Ex'r Of John Koontz, sem, decd.
Feb. "a, l848-ts 1861
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and Mill Smithing,
At his establishm ent on Market Street, one
door south of Paul's Union Hotel, Where he
is prepared to furnish Castings of every de-
scription at short notice and reasonable terms,
made from tire rest metal in the Valley
Always on hand full assortment of Machine
Castings. Mould Boards. Wagon Boxes. Fan
Wheels Mill Gudgouns, saweMill Cranks &c.
Constantly on hand a full assortment of Hath
away 8 whites Patent Hot Air Cooking
Stoves. Millerss Patent Machine for Cutting
and Grinding Corn Fodder, Hay and Straw
This machine is unrvalled as to simplicity
and durability, it is constructed for either
man or horse power. The subscriber invites
mill owners, mill wr'ght's, and thresI,ing ma
chinentakers to call and Aanilelfs la, e assert.
meft 1T patterns. A FIRST rate pattern maker al
ways ready to furnish any pattern ordered at
the shortest notice Orders thankfully re
ceived and promptly attended to Thank full
for past favors, he solcts a continuance of the
same.
CT'Cash paid for old Iron and Brass Cas-
tngs. GEORGE w. CHM.
Winchester, March is, iS4e-Sm.
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From the Boston Traveller, Jan. E. iS47

From the Boston Traveller, Jan E. fS47.
is perhaps brt AN act of iustice to the pro
prietors of Or. Wistar's Basam of Wild
Cherry for us to say, that our personal expe
rience in the use of this article has impre sed
us most f:tvorably. One Of the pioprictoi's Of
the Travriie" was entirely cured of a severe
cough of four months continuance, by the
use Of this asa!sam; and several Of our friends
and acquaintance, who have fried the article.
have found it of great service in relieving
them of severe coughs and sllortness of
breathing. with which they had been afflicted.
Mr.. Seth ". fowle. No. sSS Washington
street, is the genera agent.
BE not Received, Remember that spn, ou,s
limitations and other preparations of Wild
Cherry abound throughout the land, but it is
Or. Wistar's that has performed SO many
wonderful cures, therefore buy no
other but the genuine, original asalstm OF
Wild Cherry. signed I. Butts On tile wrapper
For sale by DIR. J. C. SCfIMqTT, Wood
stock. Virginia. AM: by Druggists ge'iferall.
throughout the United States.
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kEAfH'ixSf,

On the 22a2d inst. bv Elder J. J. jackson
MR.. ABNER HOFFMAN, TO MISS CATH
ARiNk. daughter Of MIR. Stephen Bowman
-;sssl!9I If This County
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Amee,ing Of the Democracy fShen-
andoah county will be held at the court
house in Woodstock, on Monday the
10Th Of April, (being court-day,, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to
the District Convention TO be held in
HarrisonbArg, on the 8tn of May next
10 appoint delegates to The National
Democratic Convention, to convene in
Baltimore, on the 22d May.
EGO
Hon. Messrs. j. M. Mason and II. S. Foote,
of the IT, S. Senate, and Jas. Mcdowell and
Stanton, Of the House of Reps. will accept
our thanks for sundry public documents, sc.
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Died,

On Tuesday last. at the residence OF Mr..
M. Heller, CAPT. RICHARD PRocroI, aged
shout I 5 Years
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lxfSHNERES g DEL.9fNS-Few more
~ of those cheap chashmeres and delains
left. Do call in, ladies, and look at them.
CLOVER K GOI.LADAY.
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STROTHER J. BULGER,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTERs

y H7W1!ca 70 Dc q Tic IeSt fWl1y'
A DDRESS, Woodstock. Virginia. WORK
IA done to order and charges made mod
crate. a credit Of twelve months given in al
cases. ~
.Jche 10, ls47-, peso
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LyREsH GARDEN SEED just received
AMI for sale by
JOHN G sCHMITT.
January27.
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WINCHESTER FOUNDRY

TIME subscriber takes this method of in
il forming his customers and me public
generally, that he stiil carries ON the business
of
Custing Eon and Brass, Iron Turning
and Mill Smithing,
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PUBLIC SALE.

s. y o''a'
Feb. "a, LISTS 1861
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03
Fuller & Hedgepeth,

HAVING Erme1 ceFsEznenAiP q - So
Al sliaR Basiness. HolA resP<Cdals iniasm
shsir ilisnas ara ~ EuA&Sr esaevally, ~ n.y.
ave ssksn tke ssasl ons do@ wrsa e Nessrs.
Lonr. MehA A e.. ani lssnling - co.ir AoIse.
phsIs lAsy iaarn1 cssriss - he laslnsss n a.
10 EaFions hranehes.
Thsy are prsPared % fuFsssA SADDLES.
fson sooa u 40. ~ inirriar = any nan1isr-
t.rna il shr sssie; also carrssss. narsarAs. bns-
~. cary.Flan Nagoa HARNESS. n &c hess
ara nsssra siylr.
Thsy haze a hsnd . nsai an1 wsll-srlected
sssorsrnsnf &C WHIPS. &c at kin1a. bRlkLES.
MARTINGALEe. TrarsFing ard fahrs
TRUNKS BEAR and BUFFALO SKINS.
sTTRRUP IRONS and BRiDLE BITS. also
a well-sslerael assormrni e BaFoochr. bngxy.
ana Carryall MOUNTING. BRIDLE BIC.
KLEs. and al kinds e LEATHER. whirh thsy
wiIl ssll is sss1lsrs. O. shsif euaonsts. q .e1
snsll proft
UTThsv will give tbsir wofk u sEeh.nze 90
so63 SHINGLES. FLOUR. and LUMBER. -
lhe narket Pricss
They trnder thsir thshks 10 thslI customers
snd frrn6s generally fos ths liberal share q psi
ronsge thsy have hsEri0ioEr received; and ihey
gope iheir friends wiIl cal and examins thsir -
sOFtmsnt heloFe purchasing elsewhere. ssihsE -
tend disPOsing q iksir wOtk On lie nOss reason,
ahie terE1a.
Novsmhcrs Q. o.
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LIFE AND DEATH-The principle of cor

LIFE AND DEATH.-The principle Of cor
rup,ion Is subject TO the influence ofmany causes
of yiiisfion. Il is therefore necessary that we be
provided with ample means 10 prevent injury
fiom il or 10 consequence of this Stiaiion that
puiridiiy would he produced. which would destroy
the individual ere he bad arrived at that period Of
life which he would have done from the principle
Of life which was in him. Now to accomplish
this. We must prevent the accumulation of those
huu,ors which bear down the principle oflife. DO
not wan for serious attack of sickness. hut on
the first appearance Of the enemy, assist nature
in her operations to expel him from the body.
This Is the object always attained by those who
use Brandreth's Pills. Thousands who have kept
their beds for years. have been restored BY the use
Of this medicine.
For the principle Of disease, like that Of the
principle Of life is alike incomprehensible to man.
kind. We only are able 10 point out what will
weaken the one or give strength to the other
The value Of the Brandreth's Pills depends upon
their wonderful power in strengthening the prin-
eip,e Of life. and weakening the principle of dis
ease, and finally expclIing il from the body. Let
US consider the subject carefully: would disease
affect o. il Gus blood were pusei Then in pro-
portis&a s Brandreth's Pills purify the blood they
tend 10 restore health. The very action upon the
sysiem which Brsndrcth Pills possess. convince
ell who use them that they remove only the i'm.
pure humors. For if the use Of them took sny
Of the healthy fluids from the body, il would he
weakened. But the conirsry is the case. The
body becomes stronger every day, from the use Of
the Brandreth's Pills. 40 Is known by the expert.
snce Ct tens Of thousands Of our citizens
80 garsr fov sha s.i. ,e yex-raxsshss Diff.
d. Hessft. Hlllsborough; A. Torfenee, Pifsboro':
VIM. Foshes. Foshee's store, Chatham !; !. B..
M'Dadc. Chapel Hill: Geo. A. Mehane, Maser,
Hall; z. & w. Smith, hlamsncc; ]. Il n. Sloan,
Jamn johnson. Wentworth
Wood & Neal. Madison; 0~en M'Aicf, Ysn-
srvis'e; ]. r. cs!'ara. Eilsca.
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Machine shop.

THE sibs<ssher sszurus - sincxse fkazks -
- fi@a3s. Al ~ pahais rsnessIly 81 skFss
NrIg hAerai suppeFs. Ane Mou3 reEsctiaaF -
isrn ~ cnisrns q tkis sns - RsNininE cgun-
ties. nat - e0uiinasS - cary q AarAiAs
Sh0R Il Inc 50 Etana knUNn o. lhe Foun4sy q
sir@ts. DiKon a lihtiank. ma enew Carp
Foes CIR. 0nnee sounix. y. C. whese - NJ
f1rnisA. 81 sAars rcsire. kighly inFsgErd
Horse Powers and ThFeEhlng
Machines,
hosh poralie snd slslionsy; einx cstarB 4
rHians kinds. 6iEt snd eaw Mn IEpns. Fnm-
inE laenEls &C an de~1iFtions. E1w Tess cf 80
p<fier cusIiiy also al kines e Caaings lscd b
shis sseaion cf county, embracing Mlli ard Fec
soyy Gear. Ga3escns ShsAing Mosia-h1sres. O.
ven Lids. MaeOn B0xrs ennoshing Irons. &c.
GA hsn5some sedurion en- former. pices
IN H. made en- large csstinss sach a. Nh and
Fsclory 6esr ard Gndrrcas. Nh<rr psileFns are
hrrnisAsd q ere o. hard. II u eonhdrnsly b.
hesed tkal thaae Via wish . purchase any sFti-
RI IN fks ahove line. viii DO wei % ran and an
anime hosh nslerials and workmanship hefors
purchasing elssNhrre. An letters On Business.
directed 70 The subscriber. Snow Camp. n. c.
viii receive immediate and promps attrniion.
JOHN STAFFORD.
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