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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-22
FALL GOODS.

do and mourning spun silk. do do
Sup Iri.h and French pOplins
Rich brocade and chine silks
Plain and fancy chameleon silks
A varied and beautiful. assortment of silk and vel.
vet trimmings
Plain and black water'd silk vissettes
French mantellas and black sacks, latest style
Black and colored wool shawIs; ladies' cravats
Neck and belt ribbons
Bonnet, cap and trimming do
French corsets, all sizes
Ladies merino vests and union under dresses, long
and short sleeves
White and black hose; cashmere and lama wool do
do do and colored cotton do. all sizes
Misses white and mixed cold do from to IL yrs
A great variety Of Napoleon and other new styles
Lace capes trimmed embroidered muslin c. liars
do standing do
do mourning do
do breakfast do
Embroidered muslin collars and cuffs
Puff muslin sleeves; infants waists, all sizes
Black and white lace wells
Embroidered and scnll"pped linen lawn h'd'kfs
Ladies, gents and children's linen cambrc do
Superior French kid gloves, all sizes and colors
Ladies aud misses black and coored silk do
\ large assortment ofthread edging and insertings
Swiss and cambric muslin trimmings
Plair and 6g'd swiss and organdi musns
Swiss, book and null do
Plain, figured and chec ed cabric do
Superior black and colored broadcloths
do do French Doeskin
Plain and mixed double milled satinets
Black and colored cashmerett., for boys wear
Gents fg'd cashmere and silk ves'ings, very rich
Black barslhea and satin do
Boys and YOUTHS toilet do
Drab moleskn for hunting coats
Black silk and beaver hats, latest fashions
An entirely new style Of plain and fancy cravats
London and Paris neck ties
large assortment Of ready made shirts
Merino and shaker flannel shirts and drawers
Shaker knit shirts and drawers
Super buck and dngskin gloves; driving do
Fine xii gloves, all size
A large assortment English and Welch fannels
''warranled not TO shrink"
Fine red blue and yellow fannes
Fine culored do for sacks and children's wear
Cheap red do for servants wear
-ALS0-
London dufil bankets, of all qualities
Fine whitney and rose bed do
PLAIN and twiled negro blankets
White and colored saddle do
DOMESTICS.
Irish and Scotch fronting linens and lawns .,
Pillowcase and sheetng linens
Bleached ann brown table damask and diaper. all
widths
Blcached and unbleached table cloths, all widths
Rich danask doylies and table napkins, all sizes
Russia and bird eye diaper;
Huckaback and scotch do
Russia sheeting; dOwlass
Bleached and brown hollands
Colnred worsted table covers, all sizes
Embroidered piano do; centre table and toilet do.
-ALsO-
BIearked and borwn sheeiings. Of various widths
do do homespuns, of all qualities,
from Ct to 3l4 cents per yard
-BEsIDEs-
A large stock Of
NEGRO LOT HS,
Consisting of Southern Twilk: Georgia Plains;
Linseys: Kerseys; Blankets; coarse Satineis, sc.
All OF which will be sold on the most liberal
terms.
III also continue to purchase cotton, corn and
other country produce, for which the highest mar.
ket prices will be given.
c. MATHESON.
Get. 3. 80 9t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-22

Executors; Notice..
DERSONS indebted TO- Joseph. Cunningham,
i decd are requestedrts spake payment, and,
those having demands to BresaM then, to either Oh,
the subscribers.
JNO. BROWN, Liberty Hill,
e. J. SHANNON, Camden,
July Is. (56tlj] hN'rs:
Head Quarters Upper Battalion 29d Regt
Sc. NJ, Oct. s. 1850,
rJ,HIS BATTALION is hereby osdpref to muster at
Ar ROCK. on The lah day OF November
Next, at O'Clock m armed and equipped for dti' and
The Officers and nea commissioned Officers will assem-
''I pv v'o order der of Maj. D. D. KIRKLAND,
Tuo, WiRsEs Adt ssi Regts. Q, N,
Cctll, 1850. al w"'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-22

From The Rio ade-Tl" steamship
Gl"br arri' ] last evening. bringing us Browns
vile p.pers 10 tn" 2d. They cnu,an no Jews
hu' an account "fihe killing Of Mexican ly
the deputy sheriff; the srabbing Of Que bariipro
(warrr rarrer) bv another: III" robbery Of a
merhaani I" the rxrrnt of S4O0 in cash, etc.
"" understand (>ays The Srntinel.) from
highly credilab!e source that. before lhe clnse
cfthr extra session of the Congress Of Mr3iro.
a great reduction will he made in the Tariff,
and that the prohibitions on various articles
n W prohibited in,rodui"n into that country,
will he taken "f.
The Sentinel further understands that a body
Of tru"rs. numbering about 100 left Maiamnros
on the 2D;h, en- route fr San Luis Potnsi. 1t
j. said that thi. movement is caused by the an.
ticipated Prcsid, ntial Revolution" which has
assumed very threatening aspect in that
quarter.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-22

Th" following conveys pretty vivid idea of
III" honndess e1pansrs of space and the prodi
giolis distances nfh"e stellar ho,lies which are
the glory "f the hrav"ns and the woudcr of
man:
"In passing from nnr solar sysle to the
frontier If the Sidcral universe around us. we
traverse Il gulf of inconrrivah'e extent. five
represent rhc radius oi The solar system, or Of
Neplnne's Orbit, (Which is 1900 millions of
miles.) by line of two miles long. the inter.
val between our system aud the orbit of Nrp.
tune, and the nearest fixed star, will he greater
than the whole circumference of the globe
or equal 10 II length of 27.609 miles The
paraliax of The nearest fixed slar being suppo
Srd to he one second. its distance from the sun
will he nearly 4l2,370 times the radius Of the
ra'th's sorhil or 1916 that Of Neptune, which
is thirty times as Ear from the sun rs the earth
And yet to that distant zone has the geuins Of
man traced the Creators arm working wonders
Of his power. and diffirsing the gifts of his love
the heat and light of bis suns-lhe necessa.
ry elements of physical and intellectual ile."
VIRGINIA CoNvENrIoN.--rhisim important bo-
dy has been organized by the election of John
Y. Mason, esq, President, and--after pro-
tracted balloting-Mr. Stephen d. Whittle, rs
clerk. Both gentlemen are qualified for the
duties of their respective stations-Ib.
Cold and reserved. -..snch is the meeting of
thousands upon thousands Of the prosperous
and yet two children of misfortune love each
other at first sight.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-22

Family Flour.
A FEW bags "Extra super6ne" Boston Gra,,-
"A ite Mills, from selected wheat put up ia bags
of Is and SO lbs each. Received and for sale bys.
Oct 4, 1850. SHAW q AUSTIN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

F6TAL Ac,Enz>r.-It Is cur melancholy
dGty 70 record the death Of one Of our most
eatcEf rising and ->seeI-4ed citizens, hir James
B.oo..er. >lr. y. was returning f-oa Da-
huque TO titis c:ty, on IS edHesjay last. in
two horse buggy, and when near tie >iusiaa-
VA Aiii-, the ntght ing very Gars, ills sup
poses. taat H. ct cut # his buggy, AID s-as
walking by lis side, driving lis team, when
&c fell 1880 4 deep gully, bv the rJad side
tae horses an5 buggy also falling into it At
tae sa5ae time. 3n the fail Ii.e hlb II tie
wa'ri appears 10 have struck hin on tie head
uear tha temple aud either this stroke, or his
fall. di,locllrd bis neck
" hen f5u"d Tie next morning, he was "
ing IA HE mud aud wajer. win which tie
raNiHe IS filled, bat whether killed bg the
stroke IF the hub. or merely stunned, and
afterwards drowned, cannot, Of course, be
known.-LsGL. Ggz.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
BY AUTHORITY.


~ rrT- CoL-rr. ~ y rTTg s0vrFrrgvs
49,.
foFazalacA as We are le5'fous .ha1 ne 1ofe
lesn9 q 1-.,a.fftoa s'i'-i nav 1ls' =
@'' Impressive "'ols''''i' - 80
~ p1't-,'tisA- az = .-,.7 -.
.,..'l..,..'s l'INiiezes "l,1"' - ~ -
~ 80 So ana pa4'iC"'ii TT ~
'e Iei''is 70 De rss,'IrA nom l'-'
"I.l--l our etal' sH' eeesle s'''h "a '.l's :
o.ay "'H.ed' 10 enl6ie ''-e s"' 80 -
.e.i lie'F e.n''slg.se5''i,s ioI Psi -@''is i
t'e : ''''lFe o. lie c"'i.i'''d =. ~
.''-.I .~'- 's'.'.. - an" - -, ''s -:
die uf;,l ecssr-si . ctissI moral asi yt.,so
er..liry oi the ss3 .t.i. de, .,ssess AMI t.isg
t.tle.o.c xe !o srebv se sl.srt. dc ..s.s,e - !
appoint. single o..t. chose srG recommend t1s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
Amin Bsgs Iisit 70 tie United States.

L may b7 Interesting 10 many Of our read
ars, ar the present Time 10 give tae object 0i
the visit al tins distinguished Turk to the
Cailcd S,stes- " give AN cx ract from
speech nilde IS him, ~ r,p'y to Mr.. Webster
lit tile recent dinner at Boston:
At no moment since ms arrival in tto
Wv EorI! l.ry. r.'-.., much s.-i-{,r,i,,,
aa4 o.-4 us NJ the present. hsl.ys !, j.
r.l.. A...,,,n ti..f t,,e r,is~;,, win y,l,icI,
INV. ~, i..,,...4 a., ,..,..',......... !.
...t..f - T-..-..I - ~, -.
- - = 7'..'
- 81 ~. I, J. '..'..--F go !. 4 '.'-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

81. i IT'S 7v. 20.

81. Ler-s E7v. %.
oil III 13a i--t, at o'cI.ck. p. H.. tie
t9.sa Is te.e Gjaraeau wes visited by q
eost -=--r i've tornado. Over ore hundred
a- tr.e mere arIeS7 inI .1edi aad many
81 fey. tass demolished.
- Ets.sc and Methodist Churches are
10 e ~. & rims. Tie Cata lie College is
aaea. I'D destroyed, and the Convent. is all
most ,ai -uiu
Sa.ssl .f tie best brick busld ngs are err
t.rc.g l.. .IeJ, and others partly 50.
IHe str.u ev >araaac, No. =, which bad
u=, l.a.lad at the coumeEe ement Of the
-rr. ;. a4 her chimney, asd most If Bic
..aIa ~Ha. *~ay, besides large amount OF
lee.. hi sIf.
Faa a-.ia if tha Wharf boatwas also car
rie3 away.
The e'ee-arh poles were mostly blown
laru ani ..vered t. pieces.
Tae Fteu1s-y iuiarg cannot be estimated
IL less tHau cae hundred tlau~ and dollars.
>ceers' lives were lest and many persons
severely i.-l-ad.
Four pcs j who attempted to cross the
.eer j. rs saii, were overturned, and iso %
them drowned.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
= IN. 2, 2 s g1Es e

n B. NIINER. OF the firm Of MINER a
NJ : FAIRIES. AIILwArEaE, I~iscoustn.
- g s. GlC&G p Q o. fists.
Would respectfully inform the inhabitants q
Mineral Ioln- Faoe,ille Lancaster. and Potosi
'A-J he wlI visit each place. en- professional
.'a7 oUr.as ;Ae months OF No,emler aud Icaegu
1el aeAi. ooa anticipates giving entire satisfaction
70 a.i requiring his services
tcr Iltl. 1880 rr0tr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

/ Io.E--Ia some Divisions Of
lie Soas & Temperance, in Baltimore. a
portion 4 each meeting Is devoted to- tae
hearing THE y.eaS ~ taa members relative
to-tle cause II Iena rance. Or such other
topic as S believed WI. tend to the advance
III tic Order Its SAID that il has an eZ-
cellent effect. and VII. eventually increase
the interest IF the members IN its prosper
ity Would II not be well Ter Guar Davis
ions 70 adopt tile same plan 5--C..< C1.-
e. Btcttt
II Mineral Point Division. q portion Of
each meeting is appropriated 70 Lectures
from its members Such Las been tic
case for some time past and the blaeHe'a
elects Of such course is already mani
f,zt in tie increased interest Of IFS mem
bsrs IN tao prosperity 0. tie cause
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

SembiVInea elect Is. We believe very near
IS correct The Senators from the OBJ
numbereled Districts were elected this
year: the others last AL the Assembly
men were elected this.
senate
Theodore Conkev.
IT-G d G Moore
III-H 4. Wright.
IE-John 4. Eastman.
Y-I.eri Sterling
YI-JsAu H. Roentree.
EII-Sa-aucl & Baah
Win .ll.am kitjenhouse.
IA-Eiab 3 Dean.
X-JamesG dd.ngs.
XII-pe.er q Turner.
XIII-George liver
ELy-Georse Gile.f
HE-Audsew Palmer.
AlI-Elij4h Steele.
Ky il-Steghen . Bennett
VIII--Dauean c Reed
HlA--Eraac.s Ueubuschman.
s. W B@ALI, Lieut. Coy, aud Presi-
dent OK tie Senate.
Wings Free So.lersf 2 Democrats II
-
r. CT, A=sE-3 III -
T 90, = ~ ~ :, - IN ! i-77s
Er 80, = 60 =. ~ T-at3o.
c.. TT.-'t.--t 49,
-. -.
e ! 80 60, l2-;.o
G-g-.-I.- "a - -.
S. I'm % = -. : l3..1a'9 = rroau;
- tf----~ = -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

the reports on ConImcrco i6 is ascert ained
chat the aggregate number Of steamboats,
built IN the United States since 1924, has
been as follows, stated in periods Of i've
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
THf TETEeH


TIE CHURCH
I 1T has ever been urged against our In
s.ltUtl5n that It stood "a tie way Of tie
+ CaurcI-that such was is attitude Of hos
t.lty y Il and 50 opposed was i To ~ SHAT
IS good tHa5 al christian men o.s,''t 70 ar
ray themselves against It, aud d-sc5Gute-
nance 52reyer lts terrible secrets
in the last No. q tAc Southern Chris
/ tan Advocate, there Is letter written b.
lseF. " = la.,.e.g5, % German = :. reg :.
1880 -.,i-i "a v I i.i' ~ y, - % ~
-N'''-0' ~ al.,-5,9 ~ i~7~'H '--'A i9 "-it
- 49, NV - " ','' IS ~ % = % 10
Kermit me = c1ccr the tElenas vi our
Zion with brief notice Of the state Of
~" = - y-e = ...i.l1 - 1-.'s Iio ~ Ol[
- i'''' 81 i','.-,''0t VIZ a.
common oc'asi9as. except the last. winch
vas 'i1-' L.-l' ~ '5-l''' q '''' 1.,--' q
-, nv "'117s.f' 81 i'9E7t.9 - we '-ii-'i
as meeting was ln'eies1,-'.5 from KS com
- ~. 49, 81 -. - -. : - e.
-
~ - ''a'1A'ii = ,-11 rue va '-'9 '--2 -
e''li'5E4 ace ~ inner e,'1'7 @ pre- arc ne
way p tA2 L2i1 ana many W1o were
won ID christ aeTa, were won 20 emp r.
81 -. ~
CIV 0--'-l 80 >/'-'
C-<'t' 4'-se"-l'
r- TIE milwaukee ,.,.e-s.z -l,-- b,,+ I,..r.
..,-..t~.....i...
''''5 !" m '-.-' i'' = ana 4 go
~ {" ~ ce"ts. acccEi'a- p Gaahiy
II Green county contains population Of s.
zt--:,,or..- since let-. . 500
nov-arf h,siarI Cont House. ut Ne
nosha' IS Just completed.
All the boats Of Reeds line. around the
likes. A.. l.i.l up FIR ne season.
A'I'' t''y ',.s 'i''7
''''' -
There are 5ia students III CheTlia college,
Oaio, PIP Of which are lg.4s'es.
been l5uaI la Aladan.a.
ne p" n'Ht % .'.il9 '''i''a ~ M ''o fo''F'd
~ tt1 I - '7'',..S 'a conn u'cI at one A"n
ateH 'ii'o-5io "'''''o'S'
The Marine OF Great Rritian consists of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
FROM California.

TIE 81 amer Ohio arrived at New York,
from ohagges, on the 23i uI.., Bringing S.
i25.oao il gold dust and freight. She
5-e. g.t a California mail, but II, news Of
imp u. u.e4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

AyoTHEE BoHERY.-On Thursday last
IA the middle Of the day, thief entered
tie house Of Mrs Boyee. corner o. Mad
ison and State street, aai stole iervelrg to
tie valae of 800 belonging to Mrs. WA.
jones' Ct5c I9r1at
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
pE1GiTlEE HEII33IST u.SSI0I,RT
l-EIltUN.

Th Primitive Methodist # the Western
\uaaeI ouf renee of Illinois suJ w. -caa+in
awe held t.eis Auaua, Hsae Missionary
Meetings. It Benton. Wolf Creek, Sbalis-
burg, Now )i--in-z. Vinegar IiiI, kayz-
vile. piahsaz. PattoviIe and Mineral Point.
rhey ca ameacad at Benton, November IIth,
ma were COZ cludcd at Miner Poiu. en- the
-l~t- Adlrts SEES were delivered by the fol-
lowing h.eta.en: J. Sharpe a,.d T. Aiders9 n
if E.s-4I pfja,; r IIassehaf PA tevi.ie !;
J.. il ".u. = Jauesvie; w T9a.l ius. &c
>aulIshar-i:s T. Emery, Of Albion; and T..
Jarvis NU5v D.-EiaEs.
st Sal. stf--, Mr. Lewis, (Pr0s5y teri70,}
ead ttf. Bennett, lE7jscoPai Mct2oiis,.)
kindly aaef,sd IN holding the meetings.
All tta services were well attended; lad ll5-
e7al cn..-.,3.s were taken up +: and the COM
mIt,ea ".u.ds gaze this opportunity - thank
Jaei- l..er S, and the christian public, ter tic
liberal V71 - which they have assisted them
ID taair Iior.e Missionary eNe7tioas This
proneuta5- = EHe-aEty Is the more .cceqta-
be re Fsimt.va Methodist Soc ely, as
they Inva: NJ amy connection with foreign
flad-. aar stsaiu taeir own ministers and
tnIss.-u4-i. So
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
- = a EoFF ~ ~ ~
I Q OO.I&PORTGTI0N 1900.
C@ 2UD Ez ~ .

- ~ G - & =
s RTE undersigned, in anticipation Of a large
81 I az aat j. inter Trade spent some time 5r
Jae city Of Boston in examining before masking
ms .e4a@es. and II ia.r prizes and a large ana
"e-. selected stock OF Goods VIII insure success
ae Is satisfied LIS expectations VIII be realized -
y r long aht intimate acquaintance I'D tie eastern
y AZ lee ans very respectable credit cannot obtain
Do'ds Al a 14ir rare then we are deceived Salts
l'' o. '-ia TACT sc offer cur goods at q small adj
vance from cost that VIII enable Us 10 live decent
-y and respectfully.
ECO" We ens1aerate portion Of tho goods Of
-.i'4 cur s.ac- consists. and Invite ali who are
"S vi 10 purchase 90 g.ve rs d cali.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
Dry C0ods:

04171.''
Zen, l-.an.e'S, sa.aast,s. Travelling sLavls Of all
E!erlncs, -f-plcas, kinds Princes
it.aines, iCaabr;ce. r6rl-
GALA and scotch Pla.ds. RarlsDs. 2re4r pos
PLAZA anl PLAIN Liase,-s. Linen and Cot ,fbrq,d
VIZ Ri O.. .s'y y,5; = o2i and Io.5 Yam.
and Fife Flaaael. Rae. (,io,es ..l 7r ..''
B-oadcla.bs Of ,a-;o,,s l5...s O.. '.-.' -. p
sraaes ana eolorz, scotch G.osagHlz.. $3.50
Cai5-ea Anon CEac. 49,. ei l PFC l- sase
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

~ Lead IS quoted il Ga,ena at s. - per
huniee.ii Mineral al 50 % per IOJ0.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

=. The y higs OF New York city gave a
! s. ---a.l a.a,er to Gov. Hlat Of. tie . St.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
EcncgaI.

ErCmCgaI.
DIR WILLIAM HILDEDRAED
TTAS removed las once 10 the building on
/ 4 door above x. D. PrLroaos Drug Store
oa IJiga street. where he may be found at all
times 3snless profess ioualiy absent.
Drugs and -iie2iciacs Tor sale as heretofore.
Mineral ONT, Angus; LIST, 1850
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

H Tie cholera still prevails in tle boats Oh
tie Clio r.ysr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
Honey! Honey!

4 large quantity Of superior strained Honey on
hand and for sale by BEECH & TIILEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
Opposite Tieiaa & Darey's OIL Store.
~ II. L.9N1oE has inst opened Tin shop
~ at the above named place. where lac VIII
lre of Iin Copper. sheer-IT3n, Stove or Casting
business on as good terms Is can Je done at any
Slap IL tie Jjcsb
In connect on with this establishment is a good
Es~ ~ E1Sk 11aT aA @@ 9
Where all kinds Of
Casting can be had on Short 15ttce
lie has on hand 1t This time good variety Of
Parlor Box ailI Cooking Stoves, Of the most AZ
proved patterns.
Please cal, ana examine stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere
Job work done II al times on short notice.
Mineral Point Nov -, 1850. [l4l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

? 90 q n
4 Il 4 4 -'' II y - A. - = = n r
- u H.. - 1890 5, -. li,-'r NJ" ~ store q,
:a- aauaaaeens eas that they can supply IL.
co1st-v wIe4 vh4s-vrr Goods may B. yv4r.sl
in t1ti- line Of t-..Ie. AID at prices. 100. raat
,,. u Cd. me ''s ns4 ,-r 81 any one z'a5o
~. pl-.1 ~ 49,. - r.. NJ.
~ ~ !, 'o'-.-'s
t., 80, '-..''-' . - - .'-
,,..,. ..-........-... ...,s.4 -..
,....., ~, 80. ...f 49,,
t...l. -, ..l -. -.
- - -.-n.
No.
- .i'1,' S'"sS 90 ooi-o ''f every -
~ Lt'tr 1903 oe r -it itit. !AtFs''-li ana ia.-
"i5s ''-cn IT. .I''el Ns en- e'ins iH5if l-.'
''''' 20 '''' IA, .","ei"', - =
"-"
,ase ~ 4 s., ,i,.s. ''.-', u f. ,rage
Tasv have na,, ON lad
2ag baTs best A,,,sr;.ar, ire iron
Ioo .. W., No.. f,o,
leo 9. ro.,-,l ...,l .,,.,...- / -, .-.L :,
53 b.,..lI.s j., - - \,
50 horse shoe iron. an sizes
50 N1rgTeeia9 nail rods
10 staAe iron. asserted sizes
60 ha.f iron. from, 1to44ir.r.!s
So ho,,p do a>sarted s.Zes
-----,--.--.-. --,
2 y LIZ ? 1hON.
100 bars assorted slzes Swede's bar
100 square do
10 bundles Swede's horse shoe iron
cfri7r-T
. ELL
~ 'afs assorted east steel Mayor q 1O]
- =" 90 40 tAN41i-C@"l
pHNdies German sle.i
~ bars 1-h-iiah oi'etei seer
~ y "e[ 'sa. ..,..,
100 s'..'s ass 'F-l.l an NJ. . t',,''
- - = No. I 4 r : : - ~
- ''.a'l- oe..oy5 $ i[g'4 =, = - 80 'D'H
- In ''l.-- -, -.
50 sledces and hammer. assorted sizes
- screw plates, oll sizes
200 lbs best horse shoe nails.
FARMING TOOLS
10 doz Bloa.'s. N'alIren', and AIi,larI's grss
scythes
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
DrY Go9dS. Gr0ccrfcs.

Cr0cLerY, H1ra,rare, B0ots aJzf SEo-z
Reaay-l Iade LHolhia-, Iron. AalIs. q .zss.
'StecL d.. g.,
Which ara wanted in this market. and tie vel
kno~n iaw prices 81 ai-h goods are sol5 q. o-r
store renders il unnecessary ior MS 10 saF 10 Gus,
toners thar they can ind s. tier bargains Is a Imp
on rs than O. any other place III town Il any
doubt u. a.l they hive TO do Is % ell and We Va.
trg ard convince taco. II The fact.
We have al Kinds Of Goods. ar5 are ALWAYS
gid 70 elaE -L-n n ca--o- ars. auI al ,-e-,
LID desire 10 see Ness Goods Good Goods and
Cheap Goods ThEGAShIS * BROS
Sept. -ftL. 1852 fIg7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
TIE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

The following list Of Senator's and As
semblyInen elect Is, We believe very near
IS correct. The Senators from the OBJ
numbere3ed Districts were elected this
year the others last. AL the Assembly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

TvHE BRANDRETH PILLS. as a general
L family medicine, especially in q country so
subject to sudden changes Of temperature as this,
their value is incalculabls. By having the Bran
dreth Pills always on hand, should sudden at
tack Of sickness take place, they can be.given at
once, and will often have effected cure before
the physician could have arrived.
In cholc and Inflammation of the bowels, these
Pin. will at once relieve, and perseverance in
their u according to the directions, will surely
do oil thas,vedcine can do, to restore the health
Of the patieih
In all cases b Indigestion, Worms. Asthma.
Diseases OF the MT, and all affections of the
found nsver .,l ing , sa,s,
To insure the hull oeneh.af these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in h house. 40 tb,,
upon the 6rst commencement of s,l,s,s ,b.v
nav be at once resolted to. One dose, The. 4.
better than dozen alct disease has become 60
tablished in the system.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office. a4l Broad
way New York.
CrAsents for the sale ofBrsndrsth'sPillH
d. Heart, Hilsboroueh.
]. B. M'Dads, Chapel Hill.
| g. A. Mebane, Mason Hall.
| A.Mickle & Co.. Bingham's School.
James Whitehead CT Greek Cotton Factor
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Patterson tStore.
May %. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
DOCTOR LIE ROY's
sarsararia end Wild cteny
PILLS.

TN every instance where fair trial has been
Il made, DR.. lie Roy's Pills have invariably 81.
ven satisfaction, sfiordins permanent relief in ell
cases ofIndigs siion. and speedy cure for Hssd-
schs, Bilious and Liver Complaints. Hesritnfh.
Acidi,y Of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits. Lie.
iurbed Sleep. Frequent Pslpitations. sIstn.s.
General Debility. Cosiiveness, &c.
They are mild in their operation, safe under
any circumstances. and thousands Of persons cen
now bear testimony TO the benefits 10 be derived
from their use.
These pills are superior 10 any ever before die.
covered. In all bilious complaints; in gcnerslde-
rangement Of the system; in All disorders which
result from bad state Of Tie blood, these pills
are sovereign remedy. Price rs cts. per Box.