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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-07
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fai.-s. Fsh. ?. 1858.
ToSaccn-The receipts sre increasing
ana II r, vel snsiaired. I.uss 2 e.
ssan"n i rnid.llng leaf. ~ SIS. t;onf
5. ! -. NJ fnr nfEsring.
f0TTos.-is IN srIise demand ii CT j
III cents.
FLarR - Several rarrel. hsse i,epn
lakfn l"r shipment ~ Is. IhsreiaiI prirs
j. IS a5s
WHrAT-ffhe rersipis ere liym. and
some ri .'nr mills have sinipfd grinding
i'r ihr season. We quite salrs 100 los
renis.
t'oRs.-Isa, linle arriving. Ii 10 hri.k
II ~ ~ erns.
RAcos.-Aew Va. enred III 8 rents.
Old Western s 81. fnr shoulders and
si,lrs.
PnkE.-5 : s5l.
l.aRD.-s a 81 cents.
Psas-islscl eyed 80 cents.
BEaSs.- White e2E C5 eeni..
BRasDr.-ya. Apple 30 30 rents.
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Suffering N California. In The Bc

Sunering In Callf0rnia. In The iSos-
ion Posi- received Yesterday We find The
'f'lloMing communication, addressed 10
The Editor nf lha, paper: M. lit.
Would IN mol be well tn caution ,hnse
going 10 Califnlnia in regard 10 taking \
full supply o. provisions with them. |
have just received letter from my bro.
iher there. lie writes !. A state II dis
lress anil suffering sprevails here such as
The world probably never before saw. PEG.
pie were 50 eager 10 gel gold that they
only thought how In &c, here. Thousands
upon thousands have rushed here. bring.
ing no provisions with Them. trusting
wholly for their supplies from what could
be obtained here There was none raIs.
cd here. All rushed 10 the mines. The
supply brought from abroad Is mostly ex-
hansied. and hundreds have already died,
and thousands more will die, from starsa.
ton and bv The had Of each other. Sick.
ness RACES as famine increases, and men
have become demons goaded 10 insanity
hy hunger: and il you have any regard for
a brother, Tor Gods sake ship nc some
provisions to San Francisco as soon as
possible, or | die ofslarvaiion."
Such is the way my brother writes
me, and if you think best you can publish
II: for il NAV preven, some others going
there unprosided with sufficient 10 sup
port them while there.
Respectfully, J. PARKER.
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a q a n -

lar ]. $. GREEN offers his professional scr-
- vices to the inhabitants Of Hiilshorough and
its vicinity. He may be found al his office, slll-
ateh two doors east Of Nichols's Hotel, and adj
joining The office Of Henry X. Nash, esq.
October 10. 81
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Crehan.s MasaxIne.-Tas Paiis.l

Crcham's Nasaxine.-The Fatsiiia.h.-
- n - Masssias hsw nos rriatel any iiliag
i tAt;r0 rs u ass~ryr shr esisssra Iassos,ass
4hirh ahsy hase lsreisud- Ihr Rea~pssg nnm-
lssssemlrlil-hsi ~iih fer heassifui sagra.inss.
an.i eoElaisss tRenis -s.arrsira pasrs TIE Ftire
: lrEesosoas. sLrne 1oll.rs yasr. = iuo eolies
e. &c asllarx Aadr.s :. D. Psirsson q T..
= cl<snut street.. Pliialelphia.
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Town Ordinance.

A 7 y meeting Of The Board of Commissioners
y Of the town Of iiillshornugh. held ~ thu al
Of February, 1919, il was ordered That the fol-
loving Ordinance be published In lie Hillside.
rough Recorder and North CaroliEa Democrat:
Sect, Is. Ind IL IL t,Fihtr Orsiainta. 'i'ha, ii
shall I've the duty Of the Town Constable. md Tho
Captain Of each company ot patrol 10 dispense alI
collections or assemblies Of negroes or mua.in..
in tie streets, and TO quell all roring, quarrrng.
loud and proiane cursing and swearing. whether
hy free persons slaves and to suppress all dis
ORDERLY behaviour Of every kind, BY whomsneser
done: 10 effect which purpose. they shall have il
in their power to call 10 their assistance any rili-
zen If said town. who on refusing 10 give his az
sisianrc, shall I've fined moi exceeding four dollars;
and the Magistrate Of Police shall fine not ex.
cccdine ten dollars. or mprison at his discretion
al free persons behaving in such rioious and dis.
orderly manner. and commit him. her or them 10
Jail. until such fine and costs thereon be paid
and IL such offender I've slave. he or she shall
receive OH his or her hare back, mt exceeding
thiriv-nne lashcs and stand committed 10 thr
jail Of Orange aforesaid, until all costs thereon be
paid.
II was also ordered, that the officers If the
town he especially required to enforce The alb We
ordinance, and also The following viz: the ordi-
nance TO prevent shooting within the limits Of The
town, The ordinance to prevent gallnpiny, or nd
ing nr diving immediately through thr STREETS;
tho ordinance to rtesrni the throwing, pitching
or nnging of stones, sticks, bricks, Nc. within
the limits Of the town; and also the ordinance To
prevent the carrying of fire, unless covered.
through the lots, streets, &C., Of said town.
BY order Of the Board,
Z. A. HEARFF, Town Clerk.
Ccbrn,rr r 6T--
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: srFaa. u7en I'll - rsir.ed ~ e
! assi.as '.as.fF 80 Il hsrs hen gissn hin
= A.n. iasi,at !, i..sna. Nisla-- A III.
Il aassr gtsgr. f'aglaia Bragg" II
' '.'''s..i stsssd Ill = ) fancy skstri.
alis'ss u - - sssrh srrnslfnre II. I fsiarr
- IT. Il Il 4 isaliie. ansl ~ ssl r. l,r4r.l
Il ilias fam. = ,.f,irr. MS NJ neast.aprrs
ii"in IT. Iniissi Sislfs. lie adj i. hal
many rsfs'is. I'D much reputation. = il,sy
salss Il ilae raftlar mind lrre. l.aa ~
o'lsr origin iliam This sane inssnli,e II.
suliy II ll.e IIess and A. correspondents. :
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Stray Cows.

vFyAkEN up by the subscriber two red COWS,
4 marked Nithupper Bit in the left ear. The
owner can have them BY proving property and
psying charges. JOHN TURNER.
January l6. Gi--3w
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Coroner's Inqaest-An inquest was
held over the bpiy or VIM. Nj. Weather.
Is on Sunday evening the 2lst nlt., who
was found dead in IN old road running
through small piece IT woods about .
mile from his house. The deceased was
Of very incorporate habit, and had been
the evening before TO one Of his ncighhar's
and obtained jug Of liquor, and was re.
turning home with il. |, is supposed,
from the appearance al and near the place
where he was found. that he lost his ha.
lance and fell backwards. cutting cash
in The back part Of his head which bled
considerably. From The loss Of blood and
The cold weather tihrre being heavy sleet
a; the limel il was found that he freze 10
death by heing 80 intoxicated that he was
unable To help himself. The deceased
was ahnut fnr,y-live Years Of sge. and
when sober kind and gool neiehhnr.
Gr.easborough Patriot.
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irBiieg ihs ISL. - .rrrniasiss .,a.e.
snd pisss slish II gat~ aay. Thr figll
- A'aisssess II Tie list seek. rom,aIt.
niii' 80 4 IT. uesk ending IT. 18Th. j
sinali lore IT, a.. sainns. T.sr III,
lfsi'* nag " gasa;si a 81 IL i'll: No
he 81. . I'll: t:snzgia i,aaea III. Il
tEA. Tie sales n lie ii,st Nrs urrs
ii.n5O hs.es All ii,e ssr,.nsl arsL 26.IIu
s'ales. Rec i slsadv. Turgeni,Ee Il
heiief dfnia,.d. Iians. Il. :. suts.. -.
= IS, 81. ln,ian ro,n 2gs. y s3..
hisai |. :. ri G. It'd. i" =. 81: 1ht.
=. IL. - =. ~. linn /. hri,k ii IN
i'nres. Pork Ametlran IN i.l.Is.. Igirne
nfs msss 90. IL aOs.: sid in.. 10 -.
Barni'-- NsM H. 1 nil,',llts irrr iruin Lnlss
N 81 40. - a..
We Cite iull acrnuni n lie STATE IL
ne malstl.. l,eeans. here - ,.ry little
si.e u lmporancs il lie mws. Ia,uis
Aap"l.an = oerup'ed n giving liz grand
rrrePiiuhs - men IL elInrnee III es.Tv
shade II p"lilral opinions. When IL
appears II rIs,lIe si.e Populacs rrrriss
him with every demonstration III respect.
II Prussia lie Ministry Is asii,sly m
gagged u nrefarirg srrrial laws NJ ~hlrh
llir prineip'es d The Constitution shall be-
esfrI.d min eii.ci.
From Austria VIZ learn thai liz war
again-i llnngsr, j. s,ill b.,ng wag,d and
that The zeron,is ARE favorable lar lie
Ansiriars. Wrangrl still preserves order
~ Berlin. Fra kinrl still continues The
torns u inlrrues. having for their rhlrrt
lie unity ~ Germany. which il is ronsi.
dsrd cannot be ellerted.
II j. mentioned in lhr Paris paper. Than
The Pope. wishing 10 ayo,d foreign inter.
Nfnfoa, intend. 10 ny the tll,ct Of per-
snnsi sep. II is sail. that ~ will ca Ia,
is.s ssrrhis, anil make an appeal Ia
The people. and. Il mol responded IL. will
lei things take ilirirosn coarsr" -alai
This expires. inn means v. do uut exactly
know. lie sill remains Al HarIa.
Tie. Ausllians are preparing 10 re-
TerOmlntnce The war against thallrs Al.
herr. Attempts are heing made 10 eacite
The lower classes II Italians against lie
rith.
Since writing the ahotc. We hive nne
day later news. Odilion Earroi spoken
q rs the probable Vice President III
France. An immediate intervention. Il IL
said, il 10 he made in favor of The Pope
by The gres, C.lholir powers nl Europe.
Thr Judges III lhr Writ of Errm ii tie
ID Bsirn casr. are SAIL IL be divided III
orinion. The trial of Duffy has no, vel
commenced. peslh i reported 10 have
been taken BY Prince Mindi,chraglz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-07
m a R RE ID +,

N this county, on The 25th inst. by d. &. Par.
rish, csl. Mr.. Nuns M.yara 10 Miss MauTa,
MALI, daughter of Mr.. John Nrals.
~ 81. Johns church. Fayetteville. or Tuesday
evening the ed ull. by the Rev. Jarvis b. Bus.
Ton, the Rev. Jnskrn q. irsAE TO Miss Mama.
RAT H., only daughter uf The Hon. Robert Strange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-07
100 Dollars Reward.

IL AN away in July 1877, a negro man hy Tho
: name Of BUCK. tie y yellow complexion,
about five feel siy inches high. rather low ,rg,,
very quick in his inoumsnis and uhcn sJsok, n
To very slow 10 answer. lie was in the possess
sion nf Robert +. Morris. nj marlborough when
lie went away, and is very likely i'll in that
neighhorhood yet he was raised ii Gran,i L.
county, hy Mrs. B!sctnati. III The hei.hho,h, oil
Of Winton. aud may 10 in that mel hlorlluai Row
The above reward will he given for his aprrekcn-
sion, and delivery 10 me. or confinement III any
jail that can get him.
WI. ]. IIAMIETT.
Mount Tirza, Person, N. G., Jan. %. Go
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- fssl. If shss 80 fsrira ar. ef reT-
ssaesfiy rianging ~ li.e \ t.r he ssri |
apndil,an n II risssss Il lie eomnnni-
y.
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A New RIstory.-l, i nnored tsa,,

a New Hlstory.-li i mmored tsay,
he y y insk E.sning P.sil ilaal Maps
Bliss. whore Pm and sword alike run.
lrlhu'ed % largely !" liz elory nfour arms
N ihr lsie VAR nllh Mexirn, i engaged
N preparing history II lhe campaigns o.
General Taylor. III ~ y lairh he Witnessed.
an.l most u which lie xas rnunsrllel
abpui.
We ie'iese The country i prepared "a
plare great faith 10 any arconnl whirll
Major Bllss might give nfilar prrrsl u his
ronnlfy's military hisi"ty. in slirh lie has
horne most rn,iahle pan. and few men
We think wonld b. les likely 10 mar ll,r
usefulness IL such ! work with undesrrs.
ed or nndlscnminaiing lauslalion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-07
THE PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION.

The following are complete returns from ali the
States, Of the popular vote ii The late Presidential
election.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-07

Turk WAS publicly hehea,le,l NJ Con.
sianiinopie on tie Both uli. Tor The CRIME
Of having, While in stale II inlnxcaiinn.
said thai he did not care straw for allah.
or the prophet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-07

The Ladies' Book, he Oldest Il dis
slass e Puillsaiis - nainiaia. l. high Sand
sasong Il cosrml.sair., Fieh ii rn,lslli..u,ru,.
md crowded wish original iieuss from Il nuns.
sous consriluiors Ad.lrsss 4. A. GaIe,, ia
chrsnat strees. Pkila1ellhis.
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niSE ASSES OF TllE IlyER.

HIsEASES 81 thr Li,sr ale Leeaming aisrr.
ingls frequent III the Hiird STATES. IIlirsd
ihste n. lev fofmiltl.r Diseases which are nst
coanecirl N one way Or other with deransed
state II 4 n important organ. Mann IL The roni-
Plants y I'LL are usuals siasssd under The head
Of consumption, have thriF origin ii the lissr.
!" my rsinssls whifli would Insure regularity ard
hfalIhiul sriian IL lie lser, would H. blessing
D. mankind has iren The =, iamaliun of suffer-
ing thousands. That Iemr.A has Tern inuna; i
: sale and SUR. When fair trial has lssn az
i1rssft 70 Il. Il has never hcen known 10 fail.
Rra.irr. have yon any disease IL The liver. n
disease which you helie,e procsets i,om hsfs,ic
arrangement l.nse not 4 moment, hui pnrehsse
. box 81 DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pills and they viii
restore you 10 heaith. They arr the only rene
~ ever sri discovered, whose NE Is certain 10
effect rnre.
NJ LANES yERMIFIGE!,
Thr Inventor &c GREAT REMEDY for q
f"rmidahl. Diease, has 10 right 10 keep IT, use
from his irlIow-cra,uIrs. - thought Dr. M'I.ans
when he was induced 10 oieI hi great remedy
for worms 70 lhr public. A profound in, slcian.
enJasing very large practice. he dill mol lear 10
lie confonndr,l With The herd of quacks Who inn
Pnse upon n. public ihrir worthless stun IS Ia.
tent ne,liclns-. He was therefore induced hy
Mid 4 20. druggists. 10 dispose of his night ~
tIseoserer. AMI the vermitucc il now E,r sale in
nearly every village anil toAnnf the Country. Il
Is the sovereign emr,is for worms.
anESTs.
Long 4 Wshh, liili,hoourn d. Heart. do;
Jones Watson & Co. CHAPEL Hill: A. Ncoting,
MoHing,illc; Hurdle 4 Humble Walnut Grove,
Orange couniy; Moore & Ao,ll, MI I'irza Per.
son County.
| F.hn,rt 4. 67-
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CT The Rev. Alexander ID. Blaelxood will
preach NJ Mars Hill on the third Sabbath IN Feb
EuaEs.
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T. child q rs.f or,ertaI Or fo-<,e,a
Eafn FaFse


Adtte saiimninF from ~ Hen :. r. We
-. l'snes.s isase u ~ = L..rsl.er Co..
ii nouFtss
herea.y rertity. thsi hass fsrs,aal'y. ~ ! ?
~ fsnaiy. uaef ssverai foKes Il his Il "a
Dsirnsaior soreFeign Balm Pails. Al Ef.t ussS
issn Nah - erFertssion lkat ahry Mess aqs q
iAase 9tssk lns osssl0as - On slmad pis uiaa
- Iasaic. be- ! non re- rs.nfa. ~ II sssins
hat thy are - s1ssli~at nnelieiae. sle sl.ol,l
= ksrs toE - y eEeig isniiy.
Nsf,Ek. M.y =. ISIS. ~ RLAsLON
Earh Ter contains 81 pile rrire Is crnas. ana
sercmrsnisa siih ersi6csass and fill sires-
linns.
Tla Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pins.
His inssiusa,s family meaicins. conldnes
more cleansing. hesiing. and purify Ing pr
peFsirs. ihsn any o'her pills nov ID -. Aa4r
NEARLY right years frpasienre Il ihsiF astonishing
success - hass 10 hr.i,siinn 10 claiming "a
shem Papulasi'y and reputation. unnsa.iei b.
any other m~sllrins.
Thes are N rfEfclnal cGrs 81 Jranelies. De-
psfsia. LSrsr Taapi infs. Fltariss. HiL,.s dir
easss. Frrrv End Agaf. aad on tlkfr Fsfvrs.
fessgAs. fsJas. I.fsnnsafsoH ef fhs lang,
khsnrasfisa.. Hea-srls. LIS af Appetite. a..
u fHlI.lls q "a. Ilas. OnundaEs
County. y. n. arc ihs original anil onfc manr.
i'rfnrr q The gssuins Sr,rrign Balm fil.s.
lkls Z p Griii. Ier Inn. IL 81 Fills. with iull
diIeciiaEs accompanying saeh h0x.
FIR .ale in Hillshoroa.h H. ID. HEARTT;
slsa y numerous Druggists snd SCENTS ough
out The Union.
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Singular Marrisse.-Wr never be.
fore heard of couple getting married
without e.en hearing each others names.
And yei il has happened, /, seems. A
parry mel on slelghing frulic n hotel
IN klngsbride. ". y. lhr other night. A
strange gentleman walked in-fell in love
with one of ihr ladies. proposed. was ac.
copied, aud married on ihr SPOT The mn
isler marrying !" his man, 10 aihis wo-
man." Ills name was moi known al Tie
house. and some infusilise persons WIN
tried 10 find oul whit ii MAS. failed entire
Ii in their undertaking. The newly made
wife did moi like 10 ask 50 odd question
II her husband. and 4 whole ,.ay elapsed
before shc was made aware uf what her
new cognomtn was. OF all the has liz
concorlel marriages Thai are recorded Ills
appears 10 cap ihr CLIMAX.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-07
SOUTH LOWELL
MALE ACa DENIY,

Ills Institution is located IN lilo Eastern pnrt
OF Orange county. and ipr health aud good
sncisis Is mol surpassed IL The state. Ii is stnat-
ed NEAR South l.nwell Mills, Steven miles east Of
lilllshoraugh. The School il under the direction
Il the Rev. Isrs a. n.,v, graduate Of tito
Wesleyan University, ennn,ctirut.
TGIr,oN-rkR SESSION.
Reading. Writing, and Anthmetic, $40 90
Higher branches Of English, IL SO
Latin AMI Greck, II 90
The school will commence on Monday the 5th
Of February. Bond can lie obtained III good ia
miles al SIX dollars.
las. $. LEATIERS, !
ID. q. PARRISH, SO
Al. w. GAY, sS
mo. A. M.MANNEN. SO
RICH. Bi.AckNAlh. -
January 10. 6i-4w
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Total, i.36l,7is l,c23, 29a 292 ,22i zoos
Taylor's m,jority over Cass, l3s, 456
Taylor and Van Buren, over Cas-. 430.6s0
Cas- Van Buren, over TAYLOR. l53,76s
The increase in the popular vote since 1871,
is 203,l56.
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virginia.-A cone. ponaen, n lie X.

Virginia. cous, ponaeni n HE IA,
naaha Republican has cnmmenc. ] -.
ries 81 numbers 10 ll,zi paptr. ID y hieh liz
proposes 20 ai.russ The rights. resources
and wanls II Western kngiiiia. III II,
ludlng 10 iiir -. manufacture. az lllai re.
ginn hf siaies ihai onr conniy alone makes
nearly fnnr millions nf bushels, wartl,
from 5000 0OO IL aSnn.0UO. lie speaks
also of tie Trans. Allegheny Distir'.
ahirh has ~ arsa II over 9.nu0 square
miles. nnrr ilian Is OO0.COO IL acns III
lani. anil sncll lands. he adds. - ran -up.
port population ~ 50 OF 100 IL lie
square mile. bur which nov has I'M sigLi
10 the square mile. This region. he Obj
serves. has richer mines ihan The same
extent Of country ~ any part IL lie ini.
IN. il you except mines &c precious me.
tails. And VEL tie citizens nf Virginia are
constantly lca,ing her Cor other States and
distant regions.
The Hon. J,hn NJ. Niles has been no.
minated. hy The Free Soil Convention &c
the S,ale &c Gnnnrrurnt. as their cantli.
,laie for The office &c Governor IL TIM,
Stale. The election takes place in April
next
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-11
LIFE INSURANCE.
BY THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY
CaDffaI S2OO.OOO!
VINCENNES, STATE OF INDIANA.

VINCENNES, STATE OF INDIANA.
THIS COMPANY is now prepared to insure
u lives, grant endowments and annuities
The following are among the benefits conferred
by insuring in this Office
Premiums amounting to $50 and upwards, pay
able one-hGlf IL cash, and the balance IN a note
y months, renewable. with six per cent interest,
the premium may be paid monthly IN advance.
Insurance effected in This Office upon the lie OF the
husband, free from all demands Of creditors.
Creditors may insHre the lives n debtors. and
debtors Il cir own lives for the benefit ct creditors
Naval and Military Officers, Masters and VI ttes
of boats vessels and indeed all classes, may his
Office secure their families against want at the low
est rates OF premium.
Q3-Premiums lower than Mutual Companies.
S5-No responsibility to the Insurers beyond the
p vment of The premium.
5CFNo risk OfPartuership with all classes of per-
sons and lis serious consequences.
95-No liability TO have the sum insured reduced
to make farther contribution in Immortality
beyond the estimated average.
9EThe certainty Of having every claim paid as
soon &c substantial, whatever extraordinary mortal
may take place.
The semi-annVal payment of premiums, and hir-
ty days grace allowed the insured on the renewal
ofprcmiums
This company allow the insured more liberal
travelling privileges and longer residence in the
Southern States than any similar institution in the
country.
A person insured in this company, has the privi-
lege Of travelling on land, rivers, lakes, or inland
seas, and Of residing in any of the States Terrific
ries of this Union or the British Provinces of North
America, during the entire year, except from the
first day Of August o the first day of November; du-
ring which period, the insured are not allowed to
travel or reside south OF the northern boundary c,
the State OF MississiPFf, unless permission is pre-
viousiy obtained.
The company does not exempt itself from thep
ment OF a policy if the insured should die by his
own hand, which is a consideration of great impor-
lance to the creditor who insures the life of d. btor
well a wife insuring the life of her husband
The insured will be allowed to make voyage
out and home, to and from any port the continent
of Europe, for an extra charge of per cent.
Steamboat men engaged in navigation TIE western
waters will be insured at the regular rates.
No one life viii be taken by this company for
greater sum than 5000.
RATES OF INSURANCE OF 500 ON SINGLE LIFE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-11
FROST'S PICTORIAL
UNITED STATES AMERICAN.

A FULL ano copiols istory of U tied States
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-11
HARDwAREI rARDwARrII

CtHANKLIN & REILLY are just receiving
- general assortment Of Hardware, consisting in
part OF the followBg:-
Cross Cut Saws; Mill and Pitt do; Spades and
Shovels Barney, Manure, and Pitch Forks Hand,
Pannel, and Compass Saws; Collins Broad and
narrow Axes; SO kegs ass't'd Nails; Knives and
forks (ass'td); Pocket knives do; Rim, Dead, and
Pad Locks; Buck, and Pasfering Trowcls ass'td
Latches, round and square Bolts; do. Butt and
Table Hinges; Augurs; Squares; Tape Lines !;
Turnscrews Gimblets; Picker Pads; Screws !;
Tacks; Curry Combs, Horse Brushes Files. &c. .,
&c, which we are determined to sell as low as any
house in Town. for cash or good paper.
EUanSUile, Nor 5h, 1649.