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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

THE EASTERN HARBoRs.-Portland harbor
is frozen up for several miles. Also, Provi-
dence harbor. Boston harbor was closed on
Friday for short time New York harbor is
navigable only for vessels with steam.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

LOUIS PHILIPPE WISHING TO RETURN TO
FRANcE,-The New York Courier des Etais
Unis states, on the authority of the Corsaire,
Paris paper,) that Louis Philippe has ad-
dressed letter, both to the President of the
Republic and to Odilon Barrot, the President,
OF the Council, in which he protests the pu-
rity Of his intentions and his determination to
keep aloof from public affairs, in case he
should be allowed to return to France. He
and his sons, should they return to France,
propose to bind themselves by formal oath,
TO abandon all pretensions to the government.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

The DUBLIN FREEMAN's JOURNAL speaks
of the American proposition to purchase Cuba,
and suggests that the British Government
should bring Ireland "to the market in time,
while Islands are in fashion" "Jonathan,"
he continues, "may refuse TO buy any thing
less than Continents by-and-by.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

II Persons indebted to the office ofthe Ameri-
can up to April ls4s, are notified to make final
settlement with H. B. Masscr, in whose hands the
books of the late firm are left for collection.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE have refused,
by lie vote, TO pass general railroad bill,
and have adjourned sine die,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

FRESH SHAD, from the waters of North
Carolina, made their first appearance in The
Washington market on Thursday morning.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

The PRESIDENT ELECT is expected to ar
rive in Washington on Friday next, and has
taken rooms at Willard's Hotel. His suite
is said to consist of twenty persons.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
~ n n " IE -

At South White Hall, Lehigh county, on the
18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Dubs, Mr.. JOHN
SNYDER, to Miss SUSAN, daughter of the Rev.
jeremiah Shindel
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

ry- We are indebted to Gen. Cameron
and the Hon. Jas. Pollock for congressional
favors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
[From the Philadelphia Ledger,l
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

in California.
BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 1s49.
The Southern mail has arrived, with New
Orleans papers TO the 10Th, by which We
learn that the brig Lowder had arrived from
Chagres, with dates to the 25th of January.
She brings no gold, but confirms all the pre-
vious accounts received, as regards its abun-
dance, &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

70 Posr MASTER AT CATrAwIssA.-
Charles Hartman has been appointed Post
Master at Cattawissa, in place of John
Schmick, resigned. The appointment is
good one, and will give general satisfaction.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

U Having now established ourselves in
our new location, We shall be able, next
week to give our readers a greater variety.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

GENERAL TAYLOR, it is said, has chosen
Col. J. Y. Van Allen, Of New York, as his pri-
vate Secretary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

The collector at Cleveland (Ohio) states
that the lake commerce of that place last
year exceeded in value s1O,00O,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

rsrREssrNc.-Several hogs were KILLED in
Cincinnati, on the 3lst ult., by the falling of
the walls at the ruins of the late fire.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
REMOVAL.
Sunbury, Feb. "a, lS49.-
NOT TOO LATE YET,

r. HERE are still great bargains to be had of the
subscriber, as he is determined to sell all off
and quit the business. He is now selling the best
HONEY SYRUP MOLASSES at sc cts. per
gallon, the best SUGAR HOUSE for 40 cts. and
NEW ORLEANS at S5 cents.
Other articles in proportion. All who want to
get bargains must come soon.
CHARLES S. BOGAR.
Sunbury, Feb. "a, lS49.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

A SAD SroRY.-Of two brothers, English,
of Memphis, fine looking and powerfully built
men, one died suddenly, about nine days ago.
He was buried, and his living brother, having
been impressed with the idea that a project
was on foot to resurrect the dead for dissec-
ton watched over the grave. At three
O'Clock in the morning he returned home,
feeling unwell, and at 10 o'clock of the same
morning he too wa. corpse. A later num-
Der of the Eagle states that the wife of the
brother, who died last, went out and watched
over his grave all the day subsequent to his
burial, returned home, and the next day she
too was dead. It is a singular and melan-
choly episode in hfe's history.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

SILVER SEVEN CENT PIEcEs,-Mt. Edward
Hinckley, of Baltimore, publishes commune
cation demonstrating the great conveniences
that would result from the issuing Of silver
coins of the value of seven cents each This
project is very ingenious for any one who
may make a calculation, and find that such
coin would entirely supercede the use of
coppers, provided the payer and payed had
each sutTicien, quantity of small change
Thus, TO pay one cent, give three seven cent
pieces and receive two ten cent pieces in
exchange; to pay two cents give seven and
five cent piece and receive one dime in
change to pay three cents, give ten and re-
ceive seven change, &c. &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
Assignees' Sale
OF THE
PAxINOS FURNACE,
(BY ADJouRNNENTl

VTNHE subscribers assgnees' of Dengler, Haas,
L Il Co., will expose to sale by public vendue,
on Thursday the sth day Of March, ls49, on
the premises,
THE CHARCOAL FURNACE,
known as the PAxINos FURNACE, situate on Sha-
mokin Creek about ii miles east of Sunbury and
within one forth Of mile fthe Danville & Potts
vile Rail Road together with coal house, two
dwelling houses, saw-mill and other improvements,
and with all the necessary implements, necessary
to work said Furnace, There are also, cut and in
rank, two thousand cords of Wood which will be
sold at the same time. The location is fine one
and the country is well surrounded with good
timber.
The Furnace is built ON perpetual lease at
a rent Of $500 per annum for three years from
April next after which time, the rent may be raised
te $4O0, per annum. The Furnace will be kept
in blast until the middle of Jan'y next Any per-
wishing 10 view the same can do SO by calling
on the premises. For further particulars apply to
the subscribers. w. & r. FEGELY.
Sunbury, Nov. II, ls4s.-tS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
TIE GRAND DPURGATIVE.
FOR THE CURE OF

Headache Gddncss Measles Salt Rbeum
RheuiuliIsin Piles, Heart Burn, Worms
Dyspepsia, ScuTvey, Cholera Mortus,
small Pux, Jaundce, Coughs. luinsey.
rams IN lhe Back, Whooping Cough,
Inward Weakness, Consumption, Fits,
Papiaiion of the Heart, Liver Couplaint
Rising in the Throat, Erisipelas, Deafness
Dropsy, Asthma, ltchings Of the Skin,
fevers m all Kinds, Colds Gouf, Gravel,
Female Complaints, Nervous Complaints,
AND VARIETY or OTHER DISEASES ARrrEo
FROM IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, AMI
DISTRACTIONS IN THE ORGANS OF
DIGESTION.
Experience has that nearly every Dsense orgnases
from Impurities Il the Blood of the Dirss
tves Organs and h. Health must remove t6o.s
obs'ruc nsor restore the Blood to its natural state
The aversion To taking medicine is eectuaIIv re-
moved by CLIckNERs VEGETABLE PuRGA TIVE PILLS. being
mpleiey envel ped with coating Il pure white Susaf
(Which is distinct ir' IN the ingredients az nut
shell from the kerne) and have taste Il medicine
But are as easily swall wed bits of candy recover
they neither nauseute grre in the slightest degree but
stead OF cnhning themselves TO- and racking any particular
regi m Thus, II the Liver be affected ingredient will
operate on that particular and by cleansing Of m
Excess of Bile restore it ts ed state Another win
operate On the Board and remove all impurities its circu.
hlnn while third will cfectusly expel whatever mnn
rites may have been discharged into stomach and hence
they strike at the root disease all Impure Hin.
mors from the body open the externally inter.
nay separate all foreign and obnoxious particles from the
chyie, $, that the blood be thoroughly pue-thus secu-
ring free and healthy action tn the Heart Lungs
and thereby they restore health when all other means
have failed -
The entire truth cf the above be asceained by the
trial ~ single box and their virtues so positive and
certain IN restoring Health that the proprietor buds hr
to return the money paid for them in all cases wher,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
Retail Price, rs cts, per

s.* Principal Office No. 66 Vlrsey st
Sold by JOHN v YOUNG,
NJ. A. MeCAY ,,an6
" Remember DR. C. V. Clickner is sor of thu
Sugar Coated Pills. and that nothing Of ,rt was eve,
heard of until he introduced them in Jude 1873 Purchases
should therefore always ASK for Clcknsrs Sugar Coated
Pills. and take Others, they will be made the victims OF
a fraud.
February, IL, 1si9-1y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
Fanny had Oft in youth been told
She was a n1atehiess maid;
Fanny has now, good lack, grown old
Yet nafehiess still, 'tis said.

1t is estimated that $4,000 applications for
Pos,-offices are ready for the new Postmaster
General.
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Tie Oriental or Sovereign Balm rms.

Tie Oriental or Sovereign Balm Fills.
e. Ills invaluable family medicine. combines
a more cleansing. healing. and purifying pro.
reriies, than any other pills now ia Use. After
nearly eislt years eApeiien,c Il Understanding
success. We have 30 hesitation IN claiming for
them pnpu!ariy sad reputation. uhrivallcd by
any oilrf mcdisine.
Ihry ere an "ffcciIal cure f,r .'sua1irs, Du-
pfpaic, Eisrr Complaints. Tltuyi,v, Bilious ais.
sasts, Ffrsr ara Agas an ~ 0iLtr Ftrrs.
Coughs, Cube, Inflammation II III Lungs,
RisumgtisH, H.ud-arie. Loss II irpttiie, AZ.
j. CliiLnS & TO. CLAY, onondava
conaty, y. Z. aie tie original and cnlp manu-.
i3ciunrs of 'lie genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE rs Cents re las. e. y Pills, With fell
directions accompany E ras hsS
Brown Town. d. e, isu. 4ih, lg49.
acssrs y. Chil5s & Co.. lasirs witnessed
the good ELECTS d j Sovereign nalh Pills III
some two Genes n tscs snd sgue, ~ lie uso
Of single hos they wee 10th cured also tho
headache. severn rs.e I'd there tsiag none
krIi nearer than 9 miles e iI.is plact (isa,
know nf,) | am .erely Induced Is Mglc SOD
for an agency. ls, hecsp,r teIieye lhem ths
lest PHI thar kI.ae rs ard wish 70 have hetn
inr family usr, ana secondly. hrcarse an IL tie
olinion that they would save much suffering from
aguc and fever md also much expense with en-.
ploying Physicians. Youts, &C.
E.E. PITTS.
For sale n lIill,'oreugh hy D. nEARTT:
also hy Brmrrous Druggists snd SCENTS thiough
cut the Ininn
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TEE ElLIsICTCUeH TrttEIIRr
rrBLIsnfn WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTH.

TersHs.-Two Dollars wear, il paid in d
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il moi pad
within three months; or Three Dollars, il delayed
until sitter tie expiration the year.
No paper will he Discontinued until all auesra
ses are paid. sncss al Tie option Of the ru isl'r
Hereafter no pepper will lie scnt 70 new sur
seflter ont OF this state unless payments made ~
Advance. or some person in the state will hecous
res onsihle 10 TIE cdi;or; and in Lo will lL'
PAPER he seni 10 a subscriber oft Of the stale oi
more Il an two years without IMnient.
AnyrRTlsrNEsrs not exceeding sixteen lirrf'
one dollar for tie FIRST aud twenty-five cents 'e'
each subsequent insertion; longer ores m Pre-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five l''
sent. higher. 4 dciuction OF one-tiird VIII ~
made TO advertisers ~ tie year.
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Common ;Sch00l Advocate,
psgSpFf,rIS

+ SUFFICIENTLY supported, The subscriber intends
10 Publish a monthly paper Of eight rages, for
The lrttpcsc OF dliusing information on the sub
jet NJ eiusation--uith the especial view OF i'm
proving tie character u ouI Common Schools.
1t is intended 10 give IN account, drawn from
The public documents and other soufct.. 81 the
origin sad progress 81 cur Common school sys-
lem. 10 compare il with tiut Of other States hrfc
aud IN Europe, thus noting our improvement ever
isimcr years, aud suggesting TIE m ans ~ oeer-
coming ihe defects and difficulties undcr which
we sthi ltbor. This viii lead us 10 investigate
Tie sources from which school finds are derived,
the modes Of their application. lie preservation 81
order IN Schools the selection ui proper books for
study. the recreatioH suitable for The pur:is, tie
treaincui NECESSARY for different dispositions, DC.
And believing that TIC State which would inn
prO"c is schools must iir,l Improve lis Teachers.
peltlaa Of cur columns will sc devoted IL The
questions Hpw are our sehocs 10 he supplied
with roiupctcn; T'cachersl Hew is the standard
Of tiacation 10 he raised, and The services Of
hand secured who arc we'll qualified TO 90 forth
and in The sTiIt Of, love- labor for The advance
mtat Of tie children who are placed under their
caar1e'
But Education is a vonl of very extensive
mcaning, and although The primary oljec, OF The
publication may frequently iaEc Is INTO Tic school
rAon!, we do not iaieHd 10 he always confined
iaffe. OuI subject matter Is thc human mind.
nHd the iulluences--good and bid, with view
Of preventing the one and Strengthening the oiil-
rt-whlch can he brought 10 operate upon il. +
hai ihis Z {. theme 81 TIC deepest moment none
ran Goa:. lteiasis ihe interests moi ofihis world
oaiF--ii reaches through eternity. We shallnot
ESTATE then. rs occasion may densnl. 10 enter
''e ia,t', circle, 10 place ourselves % tie streets
az mlngc in the tusy crowd, and there set forth
The roles d lie and principles Of conduct which
we believe viii promote the good of our race here
and rebound To our everlasting welfare in the life
which. 3 IL come
The publication will lc commenced II Gfeeas. :
borough, 50 soon a sufficient number sc sui
'sIsclS can lie oblained t!ciray Inc expenses 81
Be- printed on fair type, At Sd cents
yea, payable on tho receipt Of the iirs, ,,um.
tr.
Letters 'ela,ipg IS the farsr may be dta,eli
Pos, naid) 10 Nereus Mcudenhsil, Janlesoi is,
'niiond county. n. &. Subscriptions asssre-
ciyed a: he Pa;iot etlitc.
NEiifuS MENDENHAf.
81 mo. Z, 1915.
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s.iBRsNBRET1fs, PiLLSBY CLEANS.
ing tie Blood from al IL impurities. gives ROVER
TO every organ 10 perform liz functions healthy /;
no matter whether externally On internally siiua.
I'D. Nature has to nId lie bowels for the cyarua.
lion Of all unhealthy humors Of tie hIuod, and If
isan would .ut usc common te.sc. she would
take care thcJ performed This ofi,ce faithfully.
Il the bowels are out Of order ii too slow. OF loo
fast, few doses of Buh.,h rETH's pItts viii
bring them 10 order. Ash the man who was ,Iy.
ing from constipated bowels what cured him IL
tells yen. Biandrc'h's Fills. ASK him who has
had the dyse tery for six months. and every rfnr.
y had ililed he vii tel you tllat Bandrclh's
Ills cared him N week. 80 with other DIS.
eases. Twelve Brandrcll's Pills rubbed down
IN half pint Of molasses, cured lllte hoy of an
ulcer Of the face, which was rapidly spreading 10
his eyes, and which dozen doctors had ,rieJ IN
cure, hnt could not; the poor parents would have
gwen hall they Were worth 10 have had il cured.
but every thing they tried did no good, until they
gave 7 tea spoonful Of mo!asscs every day, IN
half a pint of which they had rubbed down
twelve BFaEdreth's Pills; before The whole Of The
mo'asses YVES taken the ulcer WAS cured. And
yet some foolish prople call Brandrcih's Pills
i"''''N '"e'tNtit. AZ Nutlta lG Wei ~ There
a iew more such quack medicines. Willalyour
pretended Sars'pafla Compounds. or Lounges.
OF Saivrs, cure like The Branircth's Pills On
hey send you 70 persons cured a. DR.. Branarr;h
Gan Tan they Point out 10 you people who
bad been helpless fof years from Epilelss and ST.
Illus Dance, who have been cured hy thcir re-
nedies iithcy cannot, DE-. Brandrelh cam
Tan they POINT out 10 You person Who for twen.
Y years had never hal stool without ha,inp
used medicine. or mechanical means. and whom
he Brandfcih's Pills cured in month. and gave
llm as healthy excavations as he had when he
vas a child
Dr.. Branireth's Principal Office, cll Broad
say New York.
81 Agents Tor the sale Of Brandrcth's pills
u. Heart, IIilShuroush.
]. B. M'nadc, Chapel Hill.
e. !. Mchlne. Mason Hall.
y. Mickle & Co, Bingham. School
james Whitehead, Cane Greek Cotton FACTORY.
Ienly Cider I.intiiey's Old Store.
6. Patterson, Patterson's Store. 4
May 30.
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EVERY aEn,a his oyg.n Esa,cn, 4.

f.serg aE;sn his oygn Patent ~
genG Mcssrs NrxS 4 c.. Of Nov York
publishers Of the SCIENTIFIC ANERt.
CAN, have favouFed Us with Pamphlet con-
tanning he Patent Laws Of The United States. To-
eelher With a! the forms necessary for arplsing
ior Patent, information IN regard to filine ca
yeats, with remarks on It's uses, DC, amonn, 81
lee required at The Patent Office. and every 9Th
or affirmation that is necessary to instruct pcr-
son T making his own applications.
f5're 4 cents single, or IL copies for one
d"itiE-. 'spl by mali to ans Part Of the United
sia'ys. a.'.c-s MUM s Co, Nov Ic.k
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4 Fresh Supply.

4 Fresh Supply.
Tg-sr loarisel. sn1 III = solI -. Par.irl,
~ laliy Nhen he cash : otlrEe,d.
psoce a. o. eicfh tor coaches and faorr.
Fieoes Webster UnlsssChs1 Shsstings.
- pieces Blearhea digiA
Pieo< Green MoEsis5 Moseen.
pscce canasa mixed.
Drah. csasda uixrl. and Gal nEssd ssnsssts.
] Iisoe BLACK fgrseh Doe skin c-sinsss.
piecs e-s Fsnsy diio.
piess Els hrsen tnes5 CAasA
I rieor rnrsriae Frrnrh hask lite.
Iieee bsek Bonuri sssih.
i rsece suugIiar s@scA Saria Nestlrg,
Iisos I.ead es,aasie, 10 Pissss P.Fsr dire.
ehrsp eal'ices.
/. pieses Engii-a Sissias.
rie1e hessy Blssk six Friaye.
I6 tieses roso--d Salia Ri.hans.
T.aires, dafk Md 6iosns.
Ladies ani Gent vi.ie Xii AMI SIX Glovss.
LinS,s Rp.5ia. biacs Alpaea He's. Mssiao shirts,
white Maatiag. hlA,k Sewing Si.k.
T. eTcss hlask SIS e:nf;ns.
gtoss Bou.h Ps.sll S.i1 Buttons fsr lIisa-
ming dressrs.
iiol;a sE.nss.
cnGCE aE~S.
rs sscks fre arb grOut.a AilIE as',.
&c hes lii Iciisc 5 hsrs l.sPniia diitn.
harels STARR. Steam ge!insl sl1 CEashel
Sussr.
barrel aal ho-,hrsi Brown sursr.
barrels Clover stei. cla;k's Missiles.
wEsbsgEyEs.
WiEar's psIslm Il VII Cherry, Tswn.cEi.
sbsararilla. Cuinine.
H.le hoses Raisiu. Ihre,e, and many other
ARTISTS constantly sTisiur.
Long & WEIR
December 5. s2-
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John ~ Faucet anipt.rs. e porie.
TS obedience 10 decree Of the Court of Equity
for Orange county. made March Term, 1879.
shall offer for ale, before The conrs, House door
81 Marlborough, on Monday The .slh day Of May
ncx,, the tract OF land belonging 70 the heirs u
Thomas Faucet, deceased, situated on the waters
Of New HOPE, adjoining the lands Of Hugh Cur.
re AMI Others. and containing 81 acres, more 81
less. Said land viii be sold for partition among The
Es;rr.
Acreiii Of twelve months will Ne given. Bond
and approved security required aud tilie reserved
until the purchase money is paid.
q. F. LONG, c. Ear.
April 81. is--4.
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Equity sales.

EEr,s 5ag and ytiers, srE9.s
E.CRSgAl 10 Decree oiihe CsIltof Elul-
4 Il FOR Orange County. made slares Tern.
1879. shall o.ier fos sac. On the plsmistF. ii
Thursday Ihs si,h Of May nssi, tbs Laai bs-
longing % The heiss q James ll,ieceased siiual-
Cd on the vsters 81 I.iile River, adjoining tie
lands of William iips,omb and Others. and con
iaininy 100 acres, ao.e q less. Sail land s sold
Tor Partition.
A credit Of twelve roa.hs viii he given. Bond
snd secsriiy required. and the title reserved until
tho purchase money 10 paid.
.. r. LONG, c. SN.E.
April 81. 7s-sw
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Millinery AND
MANIPULATING.

AIRS. !. wADDII.L A DAUGHTER. most
W respectfully tender ihsif thanks 10 the La
dies Of IlilshorOnsh snd is vicinity, flF lie seIg
liberal patronage ihey have Teo,iSei al then
hali,s, and hore 3 thsii promIi attention "a iu.
siarss aai tie neainess ard a 4 With Itch thay
execute then work siill 10 ntli, and FeceiNe T.
tsral share Il paironsse.
They hsye just rsceissa ihcir Patterns far The
SPEINS shl SUNNIn. ai.d invite lhr laii,s 70
cal aud sre them. o. which may br nlosl sails.
iicioiy q 18th parties iobiing ii their dresses and
have them ,aadc ii HE Latest ami inosi fashion.
aisle siyls.
- They have removed to he rssiecEeela,ely
sssul led II MEs. Asks.
April 10. &C.
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scfas. sideFoards. Bureaus.
FsrdetcaGs. Tables.
msde Of Mahogany. Marlle Cherry Walnut,
Inch, snd Maple.

msie Of Mahogany. Marlle Cherry y. ainui,
BiIch. end Maple.
lie wouli Invite attention 70 his make Of PoFi.
SHE WARBEoBEs and BEbsTEABs, which
cannot be surpassed for duIsLiily nealn,ss, aud
convenience.
lie wonld also invite tie attention Of all per-
sons wishing 70 haS furniture cf any dcseriri.nn.
IL give lin call leforc purchasing elssvl hero. IS
he intends 10 sell ow rs he can possibly afford.
aud BIZ Rorkmcn are 81 experienced hands.
lie has now On hand eight fine Dr,ssing Ru-
rCaus. with Looking Glasses, Two China Presses.
two Sldetoards, SIX plain BUREAUS, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book.
case, and Bedsieads, which lie Will sell lew.
- Timber taken in exchange for Furniture.
such IS Walnut, Poplar. Cherry. Birch. Maple,
&c.
- Persons a; distance, buying Furniture.
can have ], delivered Al their doors ensured sa.,,
Tor les. than they ran 10 Il themselves.
He returns his thenks for past fayors. and will
be thankful FOR a continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
Fcbmary l. l5-|
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AGENCY I'M PALIIcH.

4 the BANK Of Cape Fear has discontinue
its Agency in fIiilshororgh and Transferred
the business TO Raleigh. the subscriber will a,l'ld
to the Renewal Of Notes. and other Bark Insl'
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire il, for the usual compensation. TIC
Officers the Bank will decline attending TO ID
sness Of this Kind.
LEOPOLD l.. HEART !.
Raleigh. May !. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
John ". w.Ria. and oiGey., or part,.

John ". WIN, and oikeys, CT p1rte.
PURSUANT 10 aicrrre of the cour, Of Equi
y Is for Orange County, made March Term,
1910, shall. offer for sale. on tie premises, on
Friday the 25ih day Of Nav next. the land helong-
lug 10 the heirs uf John Wilkins. deceased stunt.
O. on the walters Of EIleFr's creek, adjoining The
lands Of John Primrose and oihers, and containing
81 snore or less. Said land IS sold foF par
i;ion among the heirs
A crcli. nf twelve months will hc given The
purchaser required TO give bond and security. ard
die title reserved uni the purchase money is paid.
o. +. LONG, C. & ". r..
April 81. 7S-:w