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.JTTSTI RECETVED!

a Fresh Lotof Cents Boots and .Shees'
Boys do, Ladies and Misses Slippers
and Ties; Cents and Le lies Sad 'H
dies, ByiSies, Whips, DC, dc,
Iron, Castings and Nails, chcaptor casA.
Together with y full supply of Dir. D.
Jaynes' Family Medicines; DR.. Rogers
Compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar;
Jew David's Hebrew Plaster or Pain
Killer, &C., DC,
AS an inducement to the buyer tho
subscriber will take in exchange for
Goods, BeeswaH, Tailow, Raw Hides, &c.
S. r. McFALB
Pickens G. H.. July IA, ls49. o
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Decens6sr and Nag aqresiao.--pbe
following singular affair happened at VIII
iIltamsburg, Long Island, opposite New
iork city. 1t appears that young Ia.
dy OF some fourteen or fifteen years of
age, after ain acquaintance of two tlays.
was united toa widowcr of fifty with a
family of seven children. After the Ger.
emony, the happy pair retired to the
house Of the groom to celebrate the MN.
tlais with few invited guests, when the
father of the lady entered and demanded
his daughter. Fearing his paternal
wrath. she crawled under the bed, whence
he endeavored to drag her, but was pre-
vented by the guests. He then proceed
ed to Justices court for an officer, and
obtaining one, returned. Mean hile, the
bride accepted the protection of young
gentleman present, and when the officer
arrived, could not be found. Up to the
present time the present time the youth.
tul bride is among the missing.
Cure for Headache.--A work has been
recently published in Paris by an emf
nent physician, in which he describes a
new remedy for the headache. He used
a mixture of Ice and salt in the propor-
',on OF to l-2, rs a cold mixture, and
TINS nc applies, by means of little purse
of silk gauae, with q rim of gutta-percha,
to limited spots on the forehead or other
part of the seal where rheumatic head
q! ache Is felt. 1t gives instantaneous re-
iiet' The skin is subjected to the process
from half a minute to one and n half
minutes, and is rendered hard and white.
It's good in erysipelas and diseases of
the skin.
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NEW GOODS I

take this method of informing nv
friends and the public generally, that /
have just received a large and we'll Sc :.
lected stock of
Fall and Winter Goods.
fresh from New York, Of the latest STYLES.
consist in part of the following named
articles Broad Cloths, .Sattinetts, Vest
patterns, Over Goats, Fancy Prints, AL
paccas. plain and silk striped; Home
spuns. bleached and brown; Ginghams
white checked Muslin, Jaconet and Print
ed do, Flanntl Is, Apron Checks, &c, DC.
Bonnets, Hats and Caps, of almost
every shape and style Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockeryware, Shoes, Saddles,
Brides, Medicines, &c, all of whio,, I
Will sell low for cash or good names and
tlattcr myself that my friends who have
pattronized me so literally in Hamburg,
VIII extend their patronage here likewise
hope, at least, that they will call and
examine my stock Of Goods before TRADING
elsewhere.
Any amount of Becswax. Talow and
seed, Cotton will be taken in payment for
Goods.
- J. J. HOWARD.
Holly Hill, Pickens Dist, Nov. o. 1910
% Al
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~ office.

Application will be made at the re1t
Session of the Legislature, for Charter
for Turnpike Road from Pickens c. II.
through Jocassee Valley to the White
Water Falls. .a.,.1
September /, l94e.
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ing scene at the execution OF q man NAM
ed Robert Hildreth, at that place, on the
I'd instant
"fhe axe glittcrs, the trap door fails.
and Hildreth swings by the neck For
half minute he remains motonless Is
he dead? Can his own weight, without
falling one inch, have broken his neck ?
MOI Poor fellow, he expected one panq,
and that his last. But the fatality which
often leads sherffs to gross negligence in
executing tho law, must cost him now q
world of woe, With convul i've effort,
he reaches the platform, and stands again
on earth alive. The cap has fallen from
his face, The blood was already fast
rushing upwards. But his large and mus
cular neck prevented the rope from tight,
ening Even then his m.ckness did not
leave him. He spoke, without complaint,
In clear voice, that was heard with awe
by every car-'Come here and fix the
rope it won't choke me to dcathp
"The sheriff did go to him. First, with
an axe, then with piece of scantling, he
endeayorcd to knock away the boards.
At last. he pushed Hildrcth's fec, from
the scatIold, and hung him incficien,lv a
sccond time. The poor fellow made no
further effort to recover himself. Finding
that he was hung in way which produ,
ced the most excrucating, because Grad.
nal saffocation-with the blood slowly
collecting in his brain through circula.
ton only partially npedcd--the unfortu-
nate man, compelled by the pancs which
momcniarily grew greater, drew up his
legs rs high as possible, then with all his
force, threw them down to tighten the
cord, Three several times, at intervals of
minute, he did the same again. Then
his struggles ceascd-his own executors.
he becomes unconscious of pain.
"The scene at Rockingham, or some
thing equally shocking, disgusting, and
abomniable, is Of frequent occurrence. II
is witnessed, almost without exception.
wherever capital punishment is inficted in
North Carolina"
OrrrcERs OF THE HousE.--The New
York Tribune thinks there is considerable
doubt as, to whether the Democrats will
he able to elect the Speaker Of the next
House Of Representatives, but that as to
the Clerk, Sergeant at Arms, Doorkeep-
er and Postmaster, they will elect almost
bsyond doubt.
- '.
The Great KossVth.-The Pennsvlva-
man says, very. observing friend now in
London, writes TO us in his etter as fol-
lows: s,1 u Ua1 t4 I, u...a. ,r.,f
Count, Hungarian leader, who
spoke by authority. asked me in Paris,
very significantly, if thought it would in
'',.'IoS' 'o' hoSsu'n 20 remain IN England
~. IT? p,'Ps,a'oIY 20 On, ms departure
y" ."u tn'c,i .o'"'cS: MS VIII show
g. ro -" iuo%s c'''''e'y 20 'he ohlted
" '0' 'o' y'nPA'hy ana aio'
3.n -e* ar
Fof'f'es IN M'nesofa.- The Democrat
&c convention OF the territory, on the Goth
oc,opoer' resolved against Gen. Taylor
and the ADMINISTRATION for the appoint
mcnts 70 Office in that region. III. Selby,
the delegate to Congress, sent letter
1ully ayowlngthimself democrat. a
%inc will never remedy had hoEts Tt !.
- '''''i'o' IL IN
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MOIYeE ~

ALL Persons having demands against
the Estate of Maj. Hamilton deceased will
present them td me duly attested Those
indebted to the Estate will do wsll to call
and pay mp. BU4 ~ A0 80
81 20 a. M, HAMILTON, Admr.
RSv. 10, 1889 50
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Hamburg, Nov. II, 1s4s.
n % II 4 e. E .

All Persons having demands against
the Estate of Sheriff Haynes, deceased,
will hand them in legally attcsted Those
indebted must makepayment.
WD. STEELE,
NoA, 18th Ordinary & Admir-.
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FAHR WARNING !! !!

ALL persons indebted to the under
signed either by Note or book account are
earnest entreated to make payment be-
tween now and January next, (1s5o,) as
| am closing up my business in HAMBURG.
After this notice, and payments not
made within the time mentioned above, 1
hope those indebted to me will not think
it unfair if they find their notes and &C.
counts in hands of proper officers for
collection. m
j j HOWARD.
L. S.-Should / be absent at any
time. my Books and Notes will be left
in the hands of Messrs. Brindley, Rosa
mond & Smith, to whom payment may
be made.
]. J. III.
IIot
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-deensatSon and Acga;ttal, ner.
son looking over the catalogue of profes-
sional gentlemen of our bar, with his PEN
Gil wrote against the name, of one who is
of the bustling ORDER HAS been accused
OF possessing talents.'-.spotber seeing
the accusation, wretc under the change.
'Has been tried and acquitted
Working a Passage. .--..A Paddy applied
to work his passage on canal, and was
employed to lead the horses which drew
the boat---on arriving at the place OF
destination, he swore that he would soon
or go on foot, than work HE passage In
America.
ieg 0igHssi&fn5 kaiit aast f&4l8a ~
Crest Barkera are no biters. 81 m
Fortune succeeds bylsbox,
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Politics IN A;nesofa. The Democrat
ic convention Of the territory, on the Goth
October resolved against Gen. TAYLOR
and the administration for the appoint-
ments to office in that region. II. Selby,
the delegate to Congress, sent letter
fully ayowing himself a democrat. se
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NepTHd1Ei.

September /, ls4s.
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w. y. NEf LII,
Bachelors Retreat, s. G. ti
Nov. Sd l849 Ann tf ~.
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Law O Newspapera-Thr f.lla.i.

h1W Y. hcAsp1perA-lh he iuglas d. <
ar sriilrd rules of Law:
|. Subscribers Kim IL, M, give express
noilse !" il'r contrary. are rrnsislersd as
desiring ~ ranllnut.
? II tsbsrlihsTs ar,ler The tiiscou,,nu.
snre Of ihrlr psp+r.. The puhl,sh.r may
e"nlinnr 10 send them MI lhr rasI, ehatyes
are paid.
,. II Subscribers nrrlcr, or refn-, 10
take llitirpapers from III nfTirrs 10 which
,hry are silIertrd. they arr .hrll'responsi.
blr illl they hate settled their hlll ana or.
drred their paper discontinued.
& Subscribers remove 10 other places
without informing The publisher. and The
paper Is sent 10 The furmrr direction, they
are held responsible.
S. The Courts hare decided that, rrfu,
SING 70 iaks papernr periodical from lie
Office. removing and leaving i, mi called
for. Is "prinm fteie" evidence Of intend.
cd fraud.
Po.,masies would DO well 10 kser .
copy of this.
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A D : meeting u liz lizard II Commissioner.
: 81 ths t.an 81 liillslssnash. he'd ~ The "a
Of lslauars. 1919. Il ass etisgad ihat he d.
loving Onllnsnce n Published il IT, HI.lsbo-
I.axh kecunler and North Iaralins n,moslsi:
sect u. ARd II il further uyr.eirss. Thai j,
shsl he The duty 81 The Ioan Constable. AM he
Gsiialn IT sArh sompany d pstrl. 10 ai.I~rse oil
eoilsslans " assfa,i.l.a u hsstass or uuiaiiors
N The sFesis, AMI ~ qaril ~ siilg quarrrlling.
lpud and pIotane cnfslng anil swearing, nlslEer
hy Tree psssan. o. sl.sss, and l. sAEtsss al de
ofdeFly behaviour n eNrry Lild. IL sLomsac,er
done 10 slrri which purpose, ihrs .hall haze il
~ their power 10 call 10 lsI assistance any til..
zen q said tasn, Sho. refusing 10 rive NJ A..
sislshcs, shsll " tned moi sSrsoisg four dollar;
and the Magistrate II Polirr shall fue moi Fl.
rerdine TN dnllsFs. Or ImIdisnn IL Tia ,lsrfe,nn,
al irce prisons behaving ii such siolnus and lii.
orderly manner, anl commit him. her II them 10
Jail, until such fine aud e0is thereon t. lsil:
and il such offender IL . slave, he o. She LA
recriss OIL his or her haze lack. not raeceling
ihirl, .nine lssl.ts and s,al.d committed 10 lie
jail q Orange a!aresald, Gnill al costs thereon 10
raid.
Il ~as also onlsgsd. ihni ihs c!l;ccrs az il,e
town he cfIssialis required h enforce lie abNe
ordinance, and also III. iaIlmsinr .is: liz orii.
nance % prevent rsaa.ing within tie limits 81 tie
town; The ordinance % prevent ssllaring, ~ nd
ING ~ driving i'nmoilsrslts Through tie street.
ihr ordinance 70 plgsrrt lhs throwing, pitching
o. Ringing q stones, sticks, hri,ks. Sc. within
The limits u the town; and aisa The ordinance 10
prevent the carving II IRE. unless raycrsd,
through the lots. STREETS. de-, IT SAID lawn.
i by onlrl Of The Rnari
E.A. HEART'T. Town cIerk.
/ February s. a.;
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der sxsi,.A he nesrJ % - 4 On IL
sstls Nrsasl "a. ,ra. n. psgs III.
A. iHsrsrsiine md sninssisd crbst-
sprsng ~ sna s~sssal ussaisEs hsMes
sddrr-rsd shr il,Asr.
NJ. u. aside rvnsagsd gho-s sdsoessr-
81 s4al.lA.aa s,ga.is Il. - - again.a lAs-
me lh~ HI an III l4hir. Dn lie esL~s
Lsni. ise rs.snasndsd ms aim n.ri lls
oarslisn faisis. Noalsrn n.rmlsn ~eTs
sifsid - liara rnnsiiiErns-.
Mr.. tiGsi-nn. IN uply. tenird llhal
surlarfn mrmhrEs srEr sllzid ID sole Ike
ffrrmrH.
Mr.. slel.hrns rouid not s.y that die
fra.i.ioras az The hill sere All right. bar H.
was prsrsrr.i 70 sale 10 prshlhii bringing
slases in'a me D.sisies Or traffic. shrn
ihrre s.s disiinri e1Pi~s.iaa of The
si.hrs u lie people ~ sid ibislrirl
sgainsl ID. cangiess ought nm 10 lsgis-
l.lr Tor lhs people u lie DnlIiri against
sllris ransrni.
To pastp.nr The subject. he would
move 1hsi The Iiau.r rrealse iniu rom.
nilsrr. rhlrh @as sssrrd o..
On THURSDAY I'D F,id.y. no,hing i'm
rarans.
On sa'usday lhr private calender ~.
iasra ~. and nams~I .f bills passed. =
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l'Enancel teriarss. il flIri. lhr araena.
ia'~H's asq0isrd y The ssa4le II Le 81 ~
safrw - ,slidiss!
he ifrs'y. = unAerfinud ard rsceirrd
p ne srszir IL ilae Iimd Sissrs i. T.
Afsafn 20. las nj hsrn rzsifsd ~ MrKs-
:" = II: sEd an ssirtnr, II IT. uHl.s
sis'T> = = fssst Hose sarndmrni. usu.l
Y u'etr il lie isrlll a lie Ires,,. Is Il
= ealls'rs'd /, Nssi1r suh il.~ {. n.sii
4 ~ PHtis.rsi. 80 piil.,sa III forsrn,
- 1n"sirdse II si.s lsfsiy-makilg IOaer
- Ills l,ossFaH..nl.
Nfsl j. II H. lie soas~easner or lis
lssi I'D uGpau.ii, I'D sssnapi,nn Ii sl.r
psssla.nl Of III. Unr.c sisir, Il paasr
ralras.y nn' unconstitutional. nor IN arr
srn-s lsgal. aad y hisil n rannoI slsisn-a.
rs I'm done IN 10 rasr n ntEsr Trans.
grrs.inns II iile sane snf,. - rr,ul.iug 10
his Presidential nfli,r fram Analogous
pnNeE IL NanaFrIiirel Gnrrfnnstnss-
~ are ahslly unshlr 70 inr, i,ll. L. IL
ptt,sm sd,,sr.i. We d. mn Sc how Ills
Prnrssd'ng IL shr ptsideni. IL ilar terll,
81 NE Constitution. j. n ~ lfgalized. III,
~ he Treaty bsins sgsin Lard hriar,. lie
SENATE. aid Thai body aEI.rins. Go,u lie
Necessity II III ease. !" rs,ify The TRAY
ever .asin. with tie :. PfolnruI" incnrpo-
rsiea n annexed.
Nrh"ni some .rrh proceeding. >, The
reader vii! u one- rsussr. nsi;n.r I 'sI,- /
inrnla nor Nrs Mrairn. nnr illr s.-u,!s. !
~ y ihr lin G,.ndr. iriong 10 il,r Init |
ell Slaies. ilie rrrsi,n If l!,"s- irrriluIIr.
having hen aresrtsd hy The ir.aiy.m4k-
lns power If tic limited Siz,rs upon ron.
dtiians shirh Mrxica hrs moi ssrrtd 10
weld. Until this difficulty ennrsrning The
Treaty with Mexico h. adjusted. all rfirr.
iisf lrslslaiion rnnrruring those i.rrilnrirs
would srem IL he mt IT The question.
..... .st'israi I,,ftH;stnetr.
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Corporation Proceedings.
HiIIshoroush. Feb. 4 lsa

Marlborough, Feb. J. lsts.
The Sheriff presented tie certificate sf cleo
ton, and administered the oa,l, of Office 10 Dir. o
y. Long ss Magistrate Of Police, snd Messrs
Stephen Moore, T.. u. Ruilin, William Ii. Bfown
Lemusl Lynch and William Nelson a. Comm,
fioners; Msssrs Rohef, r Morris and Ricbiser
Nichols being sbsent Tie Board then proceed.
cd 10 business.
James Parks was unanimously reelected Town
Constable and Collector.
John Laws was reelected Treasurer.
Msssrs' Moore aud Ruilin wets appointed ,
committee TO settle with the Treasurer.
ord'rtd' That tic tax for Town purposes shall
he The same a. for Last year.
liuditiny commitfee--Messrs. Moore. Lynch
and Nichols.
fsmp and Spring COMMITTEE Messrs. Mol.
son. Brown and Rlilin.
Sirtd commiifes, 10 consist Of the whole
Board.
On motion, !, wss
Ordtrtd, That Messn. Moore and Nelson lie
and they are hereby authorized 10 purchase !
suitable Pump for the use Of the town.
ordred, That the 18th section Of Tie printed
ordinances Of the town be published in the Rccor.
er s',d Democrat, together with reference 10 tile
1t, Sd, 9Th and 5tii sections of said ordinances
and iha, the officers Of The town are especially
required 10 enforce ssil ordinances.
+. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
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BRaNDREI'llS Hills.

TO nanaNlNErnrn.-Tha lrnndrc,h'r pills
have sood fourteen years ,cs, in lie United
States
That they are vegetable and innocent useai.
cine, YET all powerful for The removal ii diseases
whether chronic recent, infectious Or otherwise
That they purify the blood and stay he fur
thcr progress IT ,liseais in the human body.
That, IN many cases. where the dreadful raw.
ages Of liberation had laid hare iisam,nl and
bone, aud where, 10 AL appearance. no human
means could save life, have patients III tie use Of
these pills been stored 10 gooi health, The de-
souring disease 4 ne been completely cradica-
ted.
DR.. Branlreth's Principal Office, "a broad.
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of l}randre,h'. Pills:-
ID. Heart, liiilsharonsh,
]. b. M.Dade. Chapel Till. Q
q. A. Mchanc, Mason He'll.
A. Mickie & Co., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, caneCrec Cotton r.e,orv.
Henry Glider. l.indlcs's Uld Store,
q. Patterson, Pattetsons Store,
May -,
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PIT .RsBuRG MARKETS.
Reported Tor The In,elIisences.l

Friday, Feb. .. 1853.
FoH.ccn.-Thrre il no change slnrs
nni lasi rerott. We quote Al II Go.
CorTok.--There has hern less ani,ns
lion IN The market Tor ,he past week. an,
y y difficult 10 riiett sales over 6i cent.
,hnnrh NJ hear II some biz bringing 8 II.
FLurR.-rhe demand continues mnds.
Eair Al IS. and ~ rriaii 81 = 81.
Whr.T. - 10 down lutte. Prices
range from 90 100 eta. &.
GoRN.-ihs iemsSd is good al ~ a
IS cfnts.
Bseos.-Nsw YIrginis ruud II = g
cents.
iasp.-s asl.
Bkasps.-Va. Apple 30 % cents.
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February 10,
SOUTH LOWELL
WALE ACADEMY,

rEyHlS Institution is located in tie Eastern part
u Of Orange county, and for health and good
society is not surpassed in the state. Il i situa,
al near South lowell Mills, eleven miles east Of
lIilsborough. The School is under tie direction
Of the Rev. JANIS A. DlAN, a graduate Of the
Wesleyan University, Connecticut.
Tririas-PER Session.
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, $40 90
Higher branches Of English, IL so
Latin and Greek, II 90
The School will commence Oh Monday the s,i.
Of February. Board can be obtained in good ia.
miles at six dollars
las. ). LEATHERS, ! j. !:
D. G. PARRISH, IS
A. W.GAf, SSs
JNO. "A. M'MANSES, as
RICH. RLACKSaLL, )
jsaasry To- 6a-aW
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llillSbOreugh BRASS Band,

THE Captain Of the IliIlsharareh Tra.s Band
takes this iHc;hoi 81 Informing tic eitirens
Of Tins place and the surrounding country. HAT
his Band consisting Of ten rirktt huticians arc
iesdy At any lin. to attend To any call iol ihtir
scsslrrs, II exhibitions, haIIs. lulllr speaking,
festivals, celebrations or ant other lafe e snusc.
neni where music isrt4uind 10 ,hiisru Ire com.
pany.
AddIess The Cart.in Of the Brass gand, lli'i-
borough.
January 20. Co.
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foTa,-Thr Legislature. adjnnracd IN
lie 18Th Of January. Among lhr Nils
which passed Va one exemptnq home.
sttad, wurlh nv hundred dollars, from
e1erulian On all debt. contracted after tie
fourth Of july next.
An aci al.n passed for The instruction
Of the deaf. dumb. aud blind. appropri,t.
inc live hundred dollars annually for the
henefl of The deaf and dumb. aud ,wo
hundred and fifty Tor The blind. No be.
nriiriars can receive lnnre than fi,y dol.
lars year, nor more Than oac hundred
in all.
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An Ynportan, Lau.-amons he i

An Important Law.-smong the in
rorianl acts Of the recent srssion Of ihr
Legislature. none will have more general
and direct hearing upon the soclsl relations
than that which makes suitable prosi.
slons for FINES cortrt." Rv this act.
hereafter all real estate owned By married
women. Al the Time nf marriage. or that
may hereafter be acquired. shall be exemp,
from execution. and shall neither lie sold
nor leased hy The husband without her
consent. and Al such property ,ha, msv
he acquired after Isl March next nv any
lsdyno married 10 he subject 10 The same
exemptions. Neither IS The life estate 81
The husband in such lands liable II exc
cnlion. Grsenslorough Pa.
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u = asl'F.is iaials erpnssr.i slsn !
as~sl qhtsaasah. . laalsn.Olang l. l4w All.
he Iesi-l4iear.
Respectfully sesr sleali.ni Servants.
JOHN STtlCEAkD.
GILES NEsiAE.
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! 80 iaFs aSr o. srrslrHs reaicass. ar szsti1
= ksss g. 50 III ssssy Gsr.ir.
Na.fsa. ", 8 Is.s = z RHaL0E.
| Eafh 10 oellts;rs 81 IT.. rsias rs 49,. al
= sees'ns sHa1l Nib csHatssiSs So r. 1.-Two
Iae Oriental Or Sovereign Ealn INA
THIS insalaalAe fsaaiir Nd. -. erp,srrs
zoe elfsn4ins. hssl,nx. sad l.esis,sr rrs-
Peffacs. than any oshsr Iiils ma Il 90. Ater
nraris sxAl sraFs sxp<Tienss " iarir ss:oni.iinr
surcsss. 10 hsse no kssi;ri.ea a q is,ss.. p.
lhem : Foralsfiis and rerstatsoa. Inlisalsal II
sns ashsr mrlirine.
They srs an rfEresusi rue e. .ffaSrrs. Drs.
gspsia. LiErr csngkaafs ksrise. liilss1s "a
rec. Ferv cad AgA,. ard en- aslsr F,rrs.
fissgAs. cole,. fsfassrseiiss u n, Lurgs,
hktssarfism. H,ad-eofs. Les n arTsi.se. Al.
- GHii.Ds a q. Isag. nnanl.es
County. y. u arr The original s,.i nh nsnu.
iaeiarrFs = NE gtHuins Sessrrizn Balm piiis.
PRICE IS Cent? rsr tes. a ,! I'LL. NIih iuli
eirecs,ens aeco,nIahs iEg - 4 iss.
Per ale il Hiil-.aronsh Ii II. HEARTT;
also b. NUMEROUS lEnEFssis sad sgsnis opgh
oul ihe onion.
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A sissGlsr epi.lsa,a i, prsssii.nr 10 !
ffeai ealrni il P.nghlsersi~. y. "
kind Il matrimonial nsnis-s hseh Las
sarElrf II : great nuneh.r nf Young nasn
snsi Nen.rn. and some sidas. snJ Cd
Enaiais. lHe shurrh. Il Is SAID. has aas )
anaiIiagssL.r rarIle Ia.
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Ilss sgsfega's salaa,ion IL reaI aud per.
snnal ssiair ~ lie : air ~ New Ya,k. j.
shawn hs lie 'HApirellrr', rsp.si. /. ns.f
81 aIndHL .n.l els u.ii.nns II .isllar.;
ami lie asgngaie amount 81 lsaatian -
eser hss millions of ,lallars: r. about risl..
and unr.isnlh hi.ls .. he dlalsr.
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iFeFsilaas ~ish - seseii,.e. ps1kg.ss<
: rsfk y ~ ti.lrkne-s ~ - rsn.ssss n
lsssray G's minai.s III IL lHors~. -
aTp'isd = he I,srsirssn q IL Ntsns Ces.is.
= = eairaiaiss. ~, - wafsing Il ~
81" spinsilr Tisd.. tise ,rarx sorIa ~
sssfi.ei ~ y aesnp.rlrs Hask. tla.s np.,.-
~ IRE 80 'ra'srse briarsn isaly anil
lie enEiinrni.
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Judge Dirkry, o. Chicago, has decided
that The master Il slave escaping into
llinnis has a right 10 remove said slave,
regardless Of Illinois statutes 10 the con.
irary, which are declared 10 be uncons,l.
intional.
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Notice.

E2AvING determined to leave for Califomis
soon, will be i, Hillshoroneh and Chapel
Hill before and II Court, and all nv Fancy aud
Dress GOODS will sell without, reference 10
cost. as they arc unsuitable for the California
market.
MARTIN FuLDa.
February 10, 6s--