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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20
Land and Negroes

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO me
~ by John A. Fau>cit. late Of Hilsborough.
for certain purposes therein expressed, shall
proceed TO sclt for Cash or on acredt as may be
deemed best on the day Of ssle, to the highest
bidder. the following property, VIA
One undivided third part Of i've Negroes. Sam.
Glen, Frankly. Mariah and Mary, IN which Ne
goes Mrs. Temperance Faucet has life estate
interest during her life;
One third undivided part Of 100 Acres OF Land,
in remainder after the death Of saii Temperance
Feucett;
Also. Four Quarter Sections Of Military Boun-
w Land, in the State Of Illinois. the plans and
deeds Of which will be exhibited on the day OF
sale, which viii he on the i2ib day Of March
next, al the Cont House m Hillsboroesh.
&. f. FAUCETr, Trustee.
Jsn'y %, 1850. IT,
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Notice.

a PPLICATTON will be made to the next
"A County Court. February Term, 1850. for
an Election Precinct to be established At White
Cross.
B. sTROWD. g. others.
January 10. ls--
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LOchicl for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his place lying
one mile north West Of Hillsborough.
There are eleven rooms in the dwelling, with a
good Barn, Ice House, and Kitchen, and two
hundred and five acres of Land. one hundred and
fifty of which are enclosed. The work on the
House is executed in the best manner; the situa-
ticn is pleasant, and commands fine view Of the
surrounding country.
There are also one hundred and forty acres in
norih-easterly direction, which will be sold cith-
er with or without the first mentioned tract.
A long credit will be given, il desired note and
good security required.
VIM. IN. WHITFIELD.
October 80. -05
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For Slle or Rent,

vTyHE House and Lots now occupied by me.
on Queen Street. Persons desirious Of keep
ing Private Boarding House for boys will do
well o look at the Premises - they are well ar
rang j for that purpose.
For particulars Inquire Of tie subscriber.
q. f. LONG.
December 70. H.
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War among the saddler.!

- al dIsxSnS s0S
THE copa,nerhip Of Fuller a HedgPeih h
Il ing dissolved by mutual consent, he suhseft
Der hereby tenders his thanks TO biz friends and
the pubic generally Tor fhe liberal share Of patron.
age they have heretofore bestowed upon him. and
respectfully infcsns them that be has tskes The
stand one door west of the SHOP formerly eceu-
pied by Fufkr h Hedgpeth. and hopes TO receive
liberal share Of their cnslom siiIl, . he ains 70
keep ON hand fall assortment OF
Saddles, Brides. Harness.
and every other article belonging 70 the saddlins
Business.
He win give any kind Of work in exchange Ion
Lumber. Shingles, Corn, Flour. Wood, DC.
He would like to take as an apprentice boy
about the age az is or III, Of good habits and q
respectable family.
October -. Vs.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ALAx&NcE ! ouNTy.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Tern, l649.
IT 10 ordered By the Court that Monday the
= FIRST day Of each Terra Of shfs Ceurt, hereafter
be set apart fo< the Tran.aeiion Of County Bun-
ness. and thsi Jurors and Witnesses attend on
Tuesday the second day Of tho Term Of said
court.
JOHN FAuCETT, c. c. c.
January so. l7-ew
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Notice.
Consumption Cured,
Daily, by Or. Hastings Compound
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.

TvHE Medical Faculty, ss well o the public,
y are struck with wonder at the numerous
cures made daily by this extraordinary medicine,
and il is now acknowledged by many Of our most
eminent physicians to be q certain and speedy
cure for tuhercuhr consumption. in lie worst
stages. u has been recommended by that emil
neni physician, DR.. Mott. and is constantly used
in the Marine Hospital at Savannah, Ca, BY DR..
Arnold. the senior physician Of the hospital.
The London Lancet, l.ondon Medical Journal
Prai,hwaile's Retrospect, and all other OF the
London Medical Journals. have spoken m praise
many times Of the surprising effects Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
Il has been thoroughly tried. not only m the
Hospital under the charge Of DIR. Hastings, IN
London, but also by al the frst physicians Of
England, and all have fully endorsed i as an un'
rivalIed remedy in Consumption, and all Other
diseases Of The lungs. The following are fe~
of the opinions expressed by the Medical Faculty
Of England. Williamson, Of Manchester. thus
aUNDER IT'S INFLUENCE
I have seen the emaciated beings on whos<
brow death had seemed to have set his s<ni. ac-
quirc IMMIGRATION and strength-and exchanges
his early mornings Of intense suffering and dis
tressine cough for the sound repose which alone
accompanies sound health"
DIR. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL,
SAYS: -aI regard Hastings Syrup or Nap'ha al
one Of the FIRST medical discoveries OF any. age
and consider its agency in curing consumption q
established beyond all doubt or question
A single bottle will prove IFS efficacy. All IN
propreor asks Is tie trial cf one bottle, the actor
Of which will prove To the patient the virtue
this medicine
Coughs, colds, bronchitis. decline. asthma
night sweats. and splitting Of blond, are cured II
surprisingly short space Of time the seyeres
colds having yielded to the treatment Of the Naph
tina Syrup in the short space Of ioriy-eight hour!
To cnumetate all the cures performed BY thi
medicine would occupy volume. the sceompa
nying having been selected by the America
agent from mass Of certificates which have beef
received by him.
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NM oRMS-wORMS.--I commenting DR..
w Mhane's Worm yermifuge 10 the public,
she prcprietofs Of this great remedy prefer to use
the language of those who have tested it's merits.
Read and be convinced.
.Almcnd. Allegheny Co. Pa. Sept !, ls4T.
~ Kidd q Cove received quantity Of
MI.ane's vermifnge by your agent, which We
have sold to our customers, and in every case it
has mad unparalleled success, and has never failed
= any case. We cen cheeriuliy recommend it
ss the best worm medicine that we have ever
known. We might mention any number Of cases,
where il as had wonderful success. if it was ne
,essary, KAURN e. RICHARDSON"
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ldv,rtising Rats for thr Ilillslororfb Recorder

One dollar Ter square nc lines) for the frs
insertion, and rs cents for each continuance. lie
auctions made in favor Of standing advertisements
as follows:
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Look here!

Look here!
sV,HE subscribers would inform the public, that
they still continue to 10 business 1t the old
Stand, WALNUT Grose.) eight miles North Of
HilIsboroush. where they keep on hand good
assortment Of
G.Ey1TNIlkS9
and-solnc Dry Goods
ALSO.
Some Barouches. Buggitx, Carryalls, and Wa
CONS; also Saddlts and Harness o.
different kinds,
PINE LUMBER. AND SHINGLES.
The undersigned will attend 70 repairs Of all
sorts in then line with neatness and dispatch.
In exchange for the above mentioned ARTICLES
win be taken Corn, Wheat. Flsxseed, Feathers,
or good Horses. at market prices.
HURDLE & HURDLE.
October is. vs.
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sIrHAca. N. Y April 18th, is47.
:. afrSSRS. KIDD & Co


aGeuiIensen-Our stock Of
M'Lane's Worm Specific is exhausted, as IS also
una, of all the n.urchanis in this county. There
j. quito a call Tor it. And you will oblige Us by
forwarding a package as soon az possible. Hit
would Fs agreeable 10 you we would eel as your
general agents fos ;his county. Please let us
hear from you soous SCHUYLER & Co.
The above is only one among thousands Of
certificates and orders constantly pouring in upon
ne from all quarters Of the Unson. Such Letters
are the best evidence Of its excsiiesee.
FOR SALE By
Long q Webb. HilIsbcroush; D. Eeartt, do;
Jones Watson q Co., Chapel Hin; 4. Moonns,
E.s,x,.ayiIIe: Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
O,ans coua,y; Moore & NOEL, Nj. Tim Per-
son County. =
FEBRUARY z. W.
BLANKS lvr sac al this oaice.
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FOR SALE By

BLANKS for sac Al shis dice.
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CirCassion Balm,
r. r. HIBBARD & CO.'S
Carminative SalVe,

For the cure of Felons, Piles Ulcers, Csrbuncles,
Ague in the Breast or Face. Ear-achc, Burns.
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price IS
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Az nox rsrsisinE and ep<nins ~ FALL
L sn5 WINTER ssss,su.<ni 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-10


MARRlED--On Indian Creek, La Sale county
on the 9Th inst, by ]. H. Wagner Esq, Mr. c, !
IuRREyA, to- iss NANCY NJ BLAKE, daughter Of
Daniel Blake, Esq
The happy couple have our wnrmest gratitude for
the liberal share OF the brides cake which accom-
panied the above notice. We wish them much Joy !;
and may they ,riumph'oer all the trials and vcxa-
tons Of human life
like the pe,ran, that skins SO light and free
Mid the storms tina, rage Ger the dark blue sea-.
Uamoved, hro the waves. Ike mountains Of snow,
Raise their white heads mid the lighmings glow
At the Mansion House. in Ottawa, on the 9Th
inst, by the Rev. John Highly, Mr.. WIN HANsnAw,
formerly OF Chester county Pa, to Miss MAclLLA
SWEET, Of La Sale county.
On the evening Of the 9TH inst, by the Rev w.
Da,cheller, Mr.. GEORGE +. Vance, to Miss lREsA
PHise,LLA MvSsoS, daughter ofMr. VIM, Munsvn,
al lndan Creek, ia Sale county, jill
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Whceler's Pasent
IMPROVED
Railway Chain Horse Power
Oversize, Thrcsher., with vibrating Separator
WHEELER, MELICK, & co,

Propris'ors of The .lijanv Agricuiiurn Works,
and PdteRtscs and Sale Manufacturers Of The
dbore Machines
INDUCED by the favorable reception Of these
! machines. lsold for .f'ro geIrs past Jg j. H.
I|righ Esq editor Of tie Prairie FARMER, and
jgOHr late general igcHt Ill., EmsIH Of Atjanyl
among the farmers OF Illinois, 1hc manufacturers
have established depot for the sale OF them ~ Chi
caGo, Mt he forwarding house oiDOlc Rmusry, and
Co. where on" OF our firm, n. B. WllEELERg
will remain anil attend promptly filling orders and
diminishing and supplying Agencies.
These Machines commend themselves 10 the
tnrmorsiDr heir chcapncss, convenience efficiency
and durability, and tor the ease both ~ men and
horses, with which they are worked.
They are iavorably known wherever introduced
Nirw were made and sold IN the state OF New OK
IN lSi-2, aud since then. the sale Of them has
Oily increased. Inst year we MANUFACTURED .tD
and this year are prepared to make twice that mum.
Der.
The Two Horse Machine Is used hy single far.
mcrs Tor Their own thrashug, and by companies ui
two, three, or more neighhors, and by persons who
make n business Ot thrashinE It's so compact aud
portable, that the whole Machine is easily ondcdo on
a common two horse farm wagon, or when Ia lee
moved often from place to place, IL mounted on
wheels So that two men can set 1t IN order for lhrcsh.
me in few minutes, and rcmounl It for moving
with the same ease With from three TO five hands
II will hrcsh from l25 to 300 bushels Of wheat or
IN =, ~ ~ W. 80, ~ Wy
The One Horse Machine, attended by two OF
u'Ie' men VIII tnrrsh from 90 to loO IN OF wheat IN
Il uny. ~ may he worked on slhaI hhrn tieor
without incoh'eniehcr' ms mhchine mas been
on' d,n IVY ~ ,,,'c u,re,''lE j.
!, 10 niso bi,bl, {, w.,
hoyc mscJ}, e'''''''' - "''o
m" 49,, tt,r,, p,,,,,
rr rmroscs src y, J,,,,,, =" ',' "'',
s,ns ccJ r,,,"rs oo,, NM. % "' "''" 49,
ID So, ,,,,,,, 70" '"''''' ''''B "'''''es
rbcss ho,,n ,'onr. G.,,,, ,,,.,,,r ,,,b,,
srang onI nr,Ic & ,. " ,"or, mr.
rrd nnd moi hnb, IN o., mn nfoyjrr MI rm,, c,.
Irrmely lighi Win n slirht elevation ,b, ,re;,G,
gloge Of The boysssoiF,rJs Sfc,en, noweT IN ,brss
ns before stated ar IN ,lrix. The o,hcr nocbine.
named
The Oyershot Thrcshrr l.. y,ortcd morc copycpi.
emily and with less no,yer ,bon ,b, nn,,.,.bo, n,
common hresIcr and does moi scotrr ,yrn,,, ~ r,r
dust towards nm. worl,rcn Sum WV
nh. Vhr,,in, Scn,rninr .fIsc,n,u, ,G,;Ios ,l,
Grain from tho s,,,w icovnr rho r;' ,, h,g
order for cleonng md .bcn eyr, d,,on mr. conyS.
nnrn IL !, "Ii Wv n, Nj ",
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Propris'ors of me Iijapy Aqricuifurd EVo
and PdteRises and Sale Manufacturers of
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Chicago Brass and Bell Foundry.
IL. w. IsINCKER.



Al'o on Canal st opposite Foss' Planning Mil
rANIIE Proprietor of this establishment u now
prepared to east BELLS OF all sizes II"
d would particularly invite those who wish to
purchase Church Bells to those OF his manufacture
Ills bells Will be sold on reasonable terms they
can BE- purchased from the east, or from agents OF
eastern sabli,hmcnts-They will be sold cheaper
IN fact, because he can make as good Bell thnt
VIII give as large volume oi sound as those OF caa
c manufacture, with one fourth less weigh, Of me-
tai and this proportion OF money thus suved IN the
purchase of his bells He warrants them not to
break Tor one year with proper usage and should
ia or not prove TO be a. good as represented 1t may
be returned. to his shop and b. made good without
expense 10 the purchaser by re-cas, NJ be repla-
ccd 10y new one II one should break any time
during his life he will Tc-casi II Tor hall the eNpenS.
OF ciStlng--Nestern people will ser He advantage
IN dealing with western man, and paTONiziHg
western interests.
Mr. Rncker is n German, a Bel. Founder by pro
tcssion and he IS confident that he thoroughly I'M
derstnndshis business lie will east bells onny key
or tone that may be desired. lie C.n also cast h..
bells TO chime IN harmony Heretofore the Ginning
bells used in this country have hecn brought from
Europe but he is able TO make them as correct uud
musical in tone as any that may be imported
His bells have taken the premiums AT thr two last
nirs OF the Chicago Mechanics lnstitutc--thc last
Fair awarding him gold medal The following
Il the copy % the report Of the committee on the
bell submitted Tor inspection ~ the lalr Of May ISJp
Article II. Class No 6, Church Bells
A Bel of7lO bs by Mr. II w Rnckcr Of this
city Is well made and a smooth casting. 1t exhibit.
great degree OF skill m is manufacture has an al.
mirabc tone and throws a greater volume Of sound
than any bell with which We are acquainted OF Us
size, A trial was had between the above belt and
one manufactured by Nlr Menccly, OF Troy y Y.
the latter being considerably the heavier Of the two
I9j5 lbs) The arrangement tor ringing MI Rinck.
crs bel was temporary and by inr Interior 10 that OF
Mr. Meneelys, nolwlths,an ling which we believe
That there was but IttIe difference IN the distance
that the tive bells could be heard, and that the tone
OF Mr. Rnckcr's bell was by far the most pleasing 10
the eur. A gold medal was awarded to Mr. Rnckrr
The above Is true copy Of the report
G. r. SLOAT,
Secretary Of the board Of directors Of the Chicago
Mechanics institute
II. ". RlNCKER is also prepared to do nIl
kinds ofl'rass work casing and finishing, on shor,
notice, and IN good style sHch as machinery mag
ncic machines physical instruments sodn fountains
beer pumps, stop-cocks, oil globes, etc etc.
Also heavy copper work for all purposes
on brass and copper purchased, aud tGhcn meg
change for bells, nj the market price
Chlcngo, July ~, 1850 81 81
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Go where you will, talk abou, what you may, and
you will either see or hear OF the erea, Arabinn
preparation, known TO the people OF the United
States AS H. G tanels Celebrated Arabian Lini-
ment. has made some OF the most remarkable
cures OF paralysis. rtuna.ism, nervous elections
spinal complaints &c, on record aud diseases which
could possibly be benefited by a medicine OF that
KIND. See advertisement
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st Louis, Aug
From the Plains.

FoRr LARAMIE, July lst, 1850.
For few days past the emigration has very
sensbly diminished but still the roads tlropged.
AMI q large crowd yet behind Up to last eve.
ming the number Of names registered at this place
was 3S,Sl2, The number OF wagons s,77S. Ma.
king small allowance for those who have not
put dewn thcirnames we shall have about 40. 600
for the number Of those who have passed this
peiet,-
The leading trains passed here two months since,
and must now be IN the vicinity OF Sacramento,
Between that point and this, there is one conlnu
GUS line OF gold diggers dragging It's slow length
towards the Pacitc-I'rom the scarcity Of pro-
visions amongst many of the emIgrants. there can
De but little doubt that the suffering will be fright.
ful IN the California mountains Government
should push forward from California supplies to
relieve those who started on a 2 900 miles Jour.
ney with provisions for bat 1900
The sickness this season has been much more
fatal than it was last, A gentleman Just from the
frontier, states that lie counted no less than six
hundred and forty.hye new graves along side tie
road. The troops are quite healthy, but many
cmigrants have been left here IN dying state,
and consequently the mortality has been great.
Most OF the sickness has been produced by mat.
tenton to diet, want Of proper clothing and drin.
king stagnant water.
An express just in from Fort Hall with the
news that Col Porter, with his squadron Of Rifles
has abandoned that place. and is on his way to
the Dalles. On the Goth Of May be was on the
Snake river, 1888 miles from Fort Hall Colonel
LOOMS Col. Hoffman, Major Carlton, Mai Thomp-
son, Capt Wharton and Capt Over reached
here ten days ago They will leave here on their
return to the frontiers about the 10th inst.
We are in the midst Of the rainy season, and
nre favored daily with rain and hail storms that
would do credit to almost any country.
Yours DC, CHEYENNE.
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HARDWARE aud E0OL STORE
W. L. DOMINICK,

= NJ NITtPF, 20.
Wholesale and retail dcdisrs IN Hud,rac Tools
Cutlery. Guns, Sc
NJ ONE PRICE ONLY, Is
BUILDERS Hardware carpenters, to.ncr,
ID coopcrs', and machnsls' tools Of every de
scrpnon; .croSs-cut, circular pit, and mil saws
pocket and table cutlery tn RS shears and points
cabinet trimmings, haircloth curled hair moss tow
sofa and chair springs, glue cane seats. mahogany
and se-wood umberand vcnccrs. single and dou.
bic mi >, pistols, reyoyers powder shot lead caps,
aIlknis OF shooting mplemcntsand rnnsmuli- ma
TERMS N endless variety Country merchants sup
piled on the most ibcrnl ferns nnril.O
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Aux aFrancoi>es.

TEAM H. MURPHY. avocat, ct procureur
~ hynnt satabIi ixcmcnt en Ottawa olirrt ses GER
wees aux FRANCHISES de cee vale st conte II sac
c"pe de arrangements en- general, de vrnles ct
acha's de tcrTes ct naison- de reduction de letters
pf"curatlon, de rccouyrement. de payer des npot
sur les blen de terrc ct de iare I'M cxace recherche
dc ttres. ct sOyanl ben verse dams lie langue Fran.
GoSe ct les lolx dEuropr ,ayRRt rprauque pluseurs
gnnes) les francoesses rrouverout leur ayantage
de- ll' vor par la, leurs Sauvairnt rencommode ct
iembaTas suite de ne leur paElent lie langue Engase
Office dcns le cour nup 10
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Cabinet Work and Chairs.
Il upHOlSTERlaG g. UNDERTAKING Va

'INiiE subscriber beEs Ia retrm thanks for the lib
l. eral support given hun thus igr, and he will try
and mint It's continuance
lie would respectfully remind his friends and the
public that his stock foil of such articles as he finds
in demand here, al warranted as represented.
lie has on hand and makes TO order mattresses,
cushions, &c, az good and MS cheep as they can be
bought IN ST Louis or Chicago he also keeps con-
stantly on hand ready made collins Of all siyes he
keeps Hease, and attend. funerals, aud his char
ges will be found Low. PETER Russell.
LA Sale ST Ottawa Aur 10 1850
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States Addition 10 Ottawa.
Walkers Addition to Ottawa.
Subdivision

To Walkers addition TO the town Of Ottawa of the
south wcst fractional quarter at see II, n 30. y.
X 3, T.. 3dP NJ, being out lots within the Copo.
iaton oiOUawa, upon which the corporation tax
Clark & Lamb ~ Bachelor % POO 10
interest IN 10 $50 col Fry g. - II
T Wedman nc.r II 80 lOil'nknown 80 % 10
happening from the returns OF the collector that
the taxes on the above described parcels of real ,s.
tate remain unpaid Notice Is herrbygycn, that the
sald real estate will be exposed, in separate parcels
nj public auction, on the 2Olh day OF August, A. u.
1850, at O'Clock m the forenoon, at the door otlhc
court house, in Ottawa, and sold ter the purpose Of
making said taxes aud lory-,hrce cents for costs Of
selling each lot or parcel IN case OF sale
Aug. q, 1850. l.. LELAND, Clerk brd ofirVs
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ASCENDING on Hon sEDACK IN A BALLOON
Paris was agog on the 9Th Instant to SEQ man
ascend in balloon on horseback
The horse, fine spirited Young white one, was
suspended beneath the balloon, in the place usu.
ally occupied BY the car Bands passed beneath
the belly and well secured, left tie animal in an
easy position, with the legs free NJ. Poitevin,
clothed as a jocky, mounted the horse. which was
saddled and brded in the ordinary MIN.
ner. and gave orders to cut loose The horse
seemed 10th to quit lis mother earth, and remon,
strated little whsa he found that he was being
taken from Off his feet But once in the air he
became rs molionless as though lie had beer
struck with paralysis
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GOLDEN SYRUP very nice article at
II mrl6 SvrroV Is FyrT
$40 Seward.

STliANEDor stolen from my pasture IN Bureau
a horse and the other marc. The hor-" Is large
about i5i hands high. in mili,mgorlnr with no
whit except on two OF his itocS,--onc hrhind and
one before about ten years old The mare with
oUtOuy white except n small stripe ON her forehead,
somewhat hqIow.hlrkrd, with large utnor ON
the rgli, shoulder about II hands high OF plump
build, and about e years old Any person returning
the above described animals will be entitled tn the
above frwHrd, W a Reasonable compensation will be
gwen 10 any person who willeayC information NJ
tai. office, nr writing To the subscriber which will
lend tn thcirdscoVcty.
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g,sbS's'

COME where either in the Court House Square
- or on La Sale street, small Leather Pocket
Book, about half worn, containing 50 % in money,
a bond Tor a deed to 50 acres OF land, besides some
other papers which are Of no value to an, one but
the subscriber. ANY one finding the same will con-
fer a grea, favor, aud will be- reasonably rewarded
by lowing il al Ibis Office inlN MIcnL MCAnrY
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IUERE taken from two suspicious characters on
w "Wednesday Tire 9Th inst, IN Cove, cycel, TIM.
her. They nre about years Old, II hands high, aud
wcImqlchcd The rider made their cscapy.
The owncrcvn obtain information respecting them
by writing ctherto Jonathan Wilson, Morris, III or
J. Il. skinner, Ounwn, H., or by calling IN person.
Onnwn. Iulv u. $50.
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| G. NArTlNGER ha, q ncw supply Of the
y Grand Detour p.uws on hand The present
stock will be found superior to the p,ows heretofore
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several important improvements, Persons wanting
breaking pows can be- supplied Ottawa ,mar2
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