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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29
TEN DOLLARS REwnRD<

= UNAWAY from the subscriber residing at Cy4 -
press Creek Baden county, his negro boy named
ANTHONY; Said Anthony is about five feet six q
seven inches high. yellow complex ioned, with good
countenance lie purchased from W. RAVES On Ec
24h day July 1880 All hereby forewarned
against trading for or harboring him.
will give the above reward of Ten Dollars his delivery
to for his confinement in any Jail in chat
get him again. reward of Fifty Dollars proof
sufficient to convict any white pcfson Of harborng him.
JAS. +. MELyLS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29

NorE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpontins, always
sold in tho water and subject to the expense of landing
M Tar and Turpennc about 10 cents barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction is made according
to quality.
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FOR GALVESTON.
IL THE Brig Calender, will sail for the above port on
- 10th of December For passage apply to T NJ. Lee,
Macom c. Conley, Clinton n G., or R. A. d. Moseey at
the residence of ]. Pearsall, Duplin county, or
IN. 29-l2-2t1 J. HATHAWAY E SON, Wilmington.
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New YORK, Nov. 26-Flour Sc S. 12a Wheat o.
a 81 81 Corn 60 Tic. Oats, Northern 10 47c. Rye
76 TIC. Mess pork ii 81 $ll so; prime 50 so. Bacon
sides 81 81 shoulders Sc per b. Hams u to &C. per h.
Rice 81 BIC. per h. Whiskey Csc.
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SALE OF NEGROES,

SALE OF NEGROES.
THE subscriber, Commissioner appointed for that ~
L purpose by decree of Duplin County Court, will a
sell at the Courthouse in Kenansvlle the I'D day q
of January next, "wednesday of Court weekly Sew
Negro Slaves the most of them young and valua
be belonging to the Estate of CHARITY CARTER, decd
Six months credit will be given and notes with approved
security bearing interest from the day of SALE required of
purchasers. b. f. GRADY
Kenansville Nov. 20, 1850 (Adv. 81 SOY l2-st
NOTICE..
TN consequence of the indisposton of Mrs RoTHwE her
School will not be opened until the first day of January
next
Nov. 49, 1880. Commercial copy1 12-3t
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New YORK. Nov. 23-NAvAL SToREs-We notice sales
of 5000 bbls North County Turpentine at 81 sa 20
lb which is advance $50 bbls. Wilmington Common
Rosn 40 in yard and 81 As delivered and 300 bbls fine
White So IS So S7a per 25o lbs. The market for Spirits
Tupentne unsettled and in the present state of things
quotations be considered nominal 500 600
bbls have been sold about 40 cents while holders
refuse to sell under previous figures the stock though
Gently increased is not larrA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29

To Dealers and Consumers of Hardware.
THE entire stock of Hardware of Mr.. LrtITr is now
and under at the Hardware Store of the
subscriber. 1t consists in part of Locks, Hinges Bolts,
Screws, Knives and Forks Spoons Bellows
Vises Anvils Frying Pans, and Pot Metal Chat is Ovens
Spiders skillets &c This unusual chance for deal
and others to supply themselves cheap.
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. %, 1850 12-tf
Chronicle, Aurora, and Intelligencer copy.
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Commercial.

FAYErrEvrLLE, Nov 26-Cotton, IL l2ic Corn, IS q
soc. Flour, So 80 Sc Is.
NEwBERS, Nov. 26.-TURPENr1NE.-Last sales at 81 IS
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. &C. p. M.-Flour 81 81 o IS 60.
Rye -four 50 81 So IS. Corn meal So. Corn 81 o5
lac. Oats 81 4Oc Rye $50. Mess pork SIP Is $2 81
prime 30 25c. Lard Il Tic. Whiskey % SOC.
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BALTIMORE, Nov 26.-Flour 81 60. Wheat O4 81 Is,
red and white Corn 60 a 65. Oats 80 SSc Whskey %
a soc. in bbs. and hhdg.
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lust Received. so boxes heese. For sale low hv
u SAVAGE & MEARES
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
THE story brick dwelling house East side Of Second
street. next door R. G. Rankin's dwelling. II no.
rented before the first of January next it will be sold
public Auction. For terms, apply to $1,000 $500
WEST & HEWLETT.
Nov. 10th, 1850 12-5t
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Es
THE subscribers having qualified as Executors to the Will
of EDWARD G. GAVIN, decd, at the November Term,
$780, County Court of Sampson hereby notifies all
indebted to their testaor to forward and make
payment having claims against said tesator
notified present them within the time prescribed by
law otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their
cry. J. D. PlGFOkD, lExAcnt.rs
WM. III. SMITH, HAeeo'"fs'
Nov. %, 1850 12-lt*
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NEW Rice.-6e casks, receiving from MIL For sale By
IN SAVAGE &MEARES.
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Boston, Nov. 20NAvAL SToREs-The market for Spirits
Tupentns quite unsettled prices ranging from IS to so
CENTS ST. with sales only in small lots for the supply of i'm
mediate Tar brings 81 Is so per bb cash and
mos for Wilmington and small bbls at 81 IS 81
per bbl Sales of 200 bbls. No. Rosn at So So so,
mos. Common Rosin is
CHARLESTON, Nov 27-Cotton transactions yes.er-
day reached 300 bales at prices ranging from l2 to l3
Market unsettled at about previous prices
Cofee-There sale yesterday at auction Of cargo
of 1905 bags crop Ro the whole of which sold at
prices ranging from II to II Be- Averaging II 4c-Courier
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$40 REVARD.
ID UNAWAY from the subscriber, the 9th of ~
II August, a negro man named MIKE. will pay "a
the above reward for his delivery to in Whining n
his confinement in the Jail of NewHanover
county The said negro about 35 years DID, and about
feet inches high stoops little to the left when walk
ing, and has some of his front teeth out.
Nov. g. 1S5O-[12-tf WIN. T. J. NANN.
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FOR SALE.
IA THE Masonb0ro' Retreat and Pantaton-has b,cn d$
A occupied for the last FIVE years Public House-I
within miles Of Wilmington the Sound Said panta
ton contains 100 and over of land half of which is
under cultivation The farming Implements &c. will be dis
posed of with it, mutual For further particulars apply,
or address ]. ALoNZo WARD, the plantation, or
J. r. RIKER, Washington Hotel.
Wilmington, Nov. %, 1850 12-tf
= *Aurora and Commercial copy.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WILL be sold at public auction, Monday the 9th @
w day of January, 1851, at ii o'clock, A. NJ, the
valuable Brick Stores. with Brick Warehouses; and
Wharf thereunto attached, situated between Market
Dock streets and occupied by Messrs Anderson Lat
inner. Martin s. Crony, and J. & Hutchns.
This property from its central location, eligible
valuable any in the town of Wilmington and will always
command the most desirable tenants.
Terms accommodating, and made known at the time of
sale. WOOSTER, ANDERSON & co.
Nov. %, 1880 12-ts
CHUNDRIES per schr. AlarIc-
- % bbls. of extra Canal Flour (neW Wheat)
20 bags fresh Buckwheat;
10 boxes do. dol
kegs best Butter;
l box do. Loaf Sugar;
2 coils Rope, for RATS. Low at GEO II. KELLEY'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29

SoUTH CARoLINA-The Legislature of South Caro-
lima convened on the 25th inst Col. R. F. W. AL
sroN was elected President of the Senate and Col.
JAMES S1moNs Speaker of the House. Both Houses
invited the Hon. LANGDoN CHEyEs to seat within
their bar. public dinner was also rendered to and
accepted by that gentleman.
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Nnrth Cnrnlinn Canferenee.

North CarOlina Conference.
" T., Nobeaaber, 1850
RALEIGH DISTRICT.
H. G. Leigh, Presiding Elder. Peter Doub, station
ed preacher B. T. Blake supernumerary.
Tar River Mission. N. A. Hooker.
:" Circuit A. C. Allen, J. NJ. Sharp.
Henderson. Even E. Freeman
Granville VIM M. Jordan, Sydney R. Traywick.
Person JOS Reid.
Hillsboro' station. W. w. Albea.
6 Circuit. D. Culbreth, A. H. johnson.
Chapel Hill. S. NJ Frost
GREENSBORO DISTRICT.
James Jameson, P. E. Station, James P Simpson.
Guilford: w w. Nesbitt.
Randolph. Jas L. Lumsden.
Montgomery. To be supplied.
Haw River. J. T. St Clair
Pittsboro J. w Tinnen.
Franklinville. T. C. Moses.
Wentworth. To be supplied
Deep River. John W. Wilson.
Carthage. T. w. Postell.
Greensboro F. College. C. F. Deems, President;
8: A. S. Andrews, Chaplain
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
William Carter, P. E. Station, T. P Ricard, G. W
Ferebee.
Mocksville Lemon She'll
Iredell w. NJ. Walsh.
Taylorsville To be supplied.
Wilkes ]. w. Floyd.
Jonesville. D. w. Doub.
Surry. J. M. Gum.
stokes. joshua Bethel
Forsyth To be supplied.
Davidson. John Tillett
Blue Ridge Mission. To be supplied
DANyILLE DISTRICT.
s. D. Bumpass, Presiding Elder
Pittsylvania. R. P. Bib
Caswell. A. Lea, J. ]. Hines
Halifax. S. S. Bryant.
Banister. ]. H. Jefferson
Meadsville Joseph Goodman.
Staunton. Zebedee Rush.
Franklin A Norman. J. L. Nicholson, sup.
Allegheny Mission To be supplied.
Patrick. L. L. Henderson.
Henry. J. w Lewis.
| WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
w. Gloss P. E. Station, N, H. D. Wilson.
Roanoke. ]. B. Martin, T. S. Campbell.
r. O. Burton, supernumerary.
Plymouth. w. H. Bobbtt.
Tarboro'. L. w Martin, R. J. Carson.
Columbia ]. W. Tucker.
Matamuskeet. H. Gray
Bath. Marble N. Taylor.
| Portsmouth, Ocracoke and Hatteras Mis-. to be sup
| Neuse Alexander Gattis.
NEWBERN DISTRICT
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tUT often prrrs nu iIIn md,'lr a'frrir pafl 81
r pDul, mDughl -ltb prr nero,
RirWr MAaIs rur WoBtp.- The Nnrh-
upiuu correspondent of llrr Journal oi Cum
uorrc fays, gentlemen from tlIlloruin, nov
900 WrhuuHu, fny ilul Cob Fremont n llir
rirhrrt mlu u llr world, lie gold nine
niiI probably lo -HlrnhIn, iu lrW yrgls, 90
sh uuliiu.. 900 .rr, SOC WU-hl FnyE, MIRO,
iLlf la hurN uf T0H belonging lu tlr Gov
rumfW, which, Hro worth ris millions ol
dulIIl- 1000 IrrTl TUt WIN produce h"'u h''
fu twenty prr cont Sc1r ON iNnl sum
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NJ c1nTLOALXTRL

mas by the name Of CLAFr, has tAFagel
LAwith young manofthe nameoi , f'l"Wns
end, and users hia name 90 put upa hhfsapAHl-
TO-, which they call Dr.. Townscnds snrsapn"
Tilll, dcnoWinatlng h GfHuiaf orginhli el' -
This TowJ send isuo Doctor, and never was
but was formerly worker ON railroads, can
ale, and the like. Vet be- assumes thc ute ~
Dr.. for the purposs orpaiHing credit Tor what
hn ia not. THE ia tn caution the public not 20
be- deceived, and purchase none but the Gfs-
ItsE ORfGtsAL Otp Dr. Jacob Iownhend o
Tauapaulla, having on It tbr Old Doctor %
likeness biz family coat Of arms, and hls sig
nature across the coat 0f arms
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UApLIY MEApows.-Tho land in these
fertile meadows has recently considerably
adyanced IN ynluc, principally on account Of
tho high price Of broom corn, to the culture
Of which they are mostly devoted; aud also
60 the proximity to the manufacturing opera
Tons nj Holyoke. Al a recent sale of Mead
NV land in iladloy, Que of Two acres brought
-42IO pee acre; another ~li7.50 per aCr0 \
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Ground Plaster.

UNHE subscriber 10 now prcpaf.d t.,-..
i GROUND PLASTER, eCtE, s'1,N''l
ing, 10 large OF small quantities, an a ~. t-a''
than can be bought 10 this vicinity F'"'
Those wishing a. purchase will find u,
their interest o. call and examine the p,' !"
before purchasing elsewhere, as gres, ' r'i
have been taken 10 get The best afi,cl. " -'Ni
market ASA InUV,' N'
"'""'"'"' 90" 'al''N 4 GNuV
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DiaaoIution.

te.lIE Ll.uu #lIp llHrtaf.fr ,y.tlug Do.
Z tun.u tlr mtacfihrTs ls luiH t1J bIssnly
rd hY lmltHtruui and those having husueHH
mait.rH 90 c'0Hr wlth said nrm VIII find J. j..
Abbot 40 tb,ir old Stand a. Barnet 60 attend
a. t..f II tfLt "a a AHulI
N-m-L MD-A ln. 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-20

A "MuRuEREDn Mas roUNp AIIyE.-Thc
Elmira Gnzcttc states that MIR Salisbury,
who disappeared from that place in the fall,
and was supposed TO tic. murdered, has been
discovered at Waterloo, Seneca comfy,
where lac has been all winter, chopping wood.
Two men Ivy the name OF Rorick aud Russell
who verb with him at the Tine OF his diSap.
pearance, have been tried for numbering him.
during his absence, and fortunately acquitted
VIVA, induced him to leave so abruptly he is
not nblc 10 state.
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Boston, New York, &c


LsiVyoad Cfom Bosion 10 HsHs Rirer and 10
HurlfneioH, o. Through Efksts~ Stations
on me PasslmpFiC and hs Termow tfHi'ai
RuHroddf
SULLIVAN RAIDR0AT WwrrG ~.
HAsGgHEFI, jas 1850
ItARs leave Bofton G0m fishburg Rat
y road Depot, by way Of Croton Junction,
-frt-ir-utr, y rrr~, Al-'f-sl- u'id INrrrf-rr, -
= .90kg, and arrive az Wells RIVER az 40
and a. burlington a o. 40 o
Car leave Boston for Chlrlrsi0Wn, Stare
mont and Windsor az $50 and II ", and mr.
rive ~ Windsor hi 10 and $50 ~,
Cars rayr Wells River az nil and Bur
Iiurlon az d 800 ~, aud hy way ol NmdH'r
nfftyr in Boston az q q.
Cars leave Windsor az 7ih and 10, and
arrive ~ Boston at2l and brH
Aew York passengers connect at Hr"lon
Junction and Walpole.
gtapts leave HcllH River on arrival Of Care
FROM Boston, for ~ johuubury, htanutrad,
Deeply Line, sc SC,
Stages lcnyc burlington each norn,ng( sun
days excepted, iot Montreal, DC SO.
Freight Trans leave aud arrive nt Boston
daily.
Castle Tram for Porisrs each Tuesday
THOMAS . WILLIAMS,
Supt Sullivan Railroad.
Chahcstown, y a., Jan /, i-i0, G'2f
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Preventative for tho Hair.

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Afifief-tr HTHFENs
Tolhc Iloo No P[ol1lo cooIi lot 'bo Dl'loe'


~ thc lion Che Probate Coud foe the District
A.. Orleans
MOSES n. MASON, EXECUTOR of tho .last
Va VII aud Testament ~ Rruhrn Mason,
into ut tiuvrr, Hrt,t-sJ T.spergully rlprc
rruis that the said tcstator, did, Va hiaRlrNmc,
enter INTO certain contact ga writing bearing
date The 18th Of February, A u. les, with
one rotoT rayquft, of Glover aforesaid, that
be- he said Reuben MaH0n would give 20 the
uid Peter loyquoi go good whu'nlrc decd
o. tho suufhrrly half Of lot n+fHhrr HrvruiYr
three, IN rlid town 1T Glover che division 30
run parallel with thr lot lines Aud tho said
Executor further represents that the said tee
.L-l.I. Uu h'H iIfrtTWH, entered INTO certain
Uihp, rurIrIrt o. writing Wearing date ihr l1lh
of JuuaGy, 4 10, 1-ii, WITT ono Ch7rlcH
Mcclure ..r Glover Ht"f--atd, thHt bee the
s1id H.uhru N1s.u WYulLgiyr Co f1ii Charles
McC.u-. "a good wpfnnlrr decd of The north.
rrly h1lf ~ lot number Hrvrrty-ihtrc 10 t1id
trwurri Culver yhtri ratd contracts were 80
uIr Ireparr ufrl.i Reuben Mason, aud full
arr, uurxrrutrds Wherefore lho said Moses
~ Mason ruyr thc aI court Co grant him
'.-tl, and authority g. decd said l1ud- accord
uv o. The terms of alii oontnch, 7rrtcahly
.rl NOsG3 ~ MASON. Executor
STATE or NERNONT %.
, Oiraaa District, o..
FTia ordered by ihr Probate Crut, tor Che
D.turt aforesaid, tNsinli prpuns CONCERN.
.tH. Do notified GO appear l..Hfr sl.i court a. %
,.,a pas.ai, 600 i'e go N,'u Jsy a. Nay
u.Et, O. chow clHar, % apy tHcy w1y have,
.vhN UIr liberty aud auiuuiifY requested go
th~ iur-rrtrr application sh"uId not Ne grant.
90, auG lhat, i'r tlpt pup"'c Che said aPp'i.
4l.i-
in the IdouIlu, Newspaper printed ht ~.
Jahualury 900 this S'1i', thrrc weeks success.
..y.f.. i|.. II.f of amid Uufl .rtfIuua 90 lac hp.
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REAlRklBLE C3SE, JirHished by Mess.
rs Coleman &. Co., BuBdic, " Y.
Thisis to certify, that my wife has been for
EIour YEARS past severely afflicted with an
affection of the Liver, and, during that time,
has suffered beyond all description. ACtor
trying medical skill, and variety Of advcr.
tised medicines, without relief she was nduc-
ed to use Buchan' Hungarian Balslm of Life,
which produced a beneficial effect immediate,
~, after using three bottles. She has now r..
rr--tt tt-- r,riri
maneut cure e For the benefit ofsuhcring bu-
mainly, avn happy in giving publicity to the
above facts a MURPHY
Talbot District, U. Cdnado, Dec II, 1916.
AGENrs. G Bingham, st Johnsbury;-
FulerS. Co and Colby q Nc Gnfcy, Lyndoni
+. y Merrill Bloomington, w | Hastings,
Craft hury 7. &. Builor, Derby Line. Damn
q W4cas. and stanton y Shl!latar-t}--rYtttr-
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SOFAS! SOFAS!

A Ill such prr1ous aa are wshinF tp 90
n cure SDFAS, Will do wcll'ta call dni'thr
ruasrrHrr, who has a good assortment on
hand They were bought utthc manufacture
-...-t sl.-L--4Al AlL-ll The lnwrat wholesale
pr.crs, aud vi.l Doc sold Tor q small advance on
coat Aal ire. ht
JOSEPH HANCOCK
$, JaAaahaIy, Ian 10, 1850. 6jlf
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Farnl for Sale.

TINE subscriber offers his taru,ior sale. II
vItuutrri r,tt -t,at i..-,g,'1- -isa4a- 81
Juhushury Plain to North Danyillc--about
half way between the two places. lteonsist-
Of 30 acrcs-l or 20 acres ct cSccllcnt mead
ow-about 80 acrrs of woodland-the remain
der pasture aud ullagc
The buildings are suitablc FOR the place
There are about 1000 sugar naples aud a
young apple orchard, with good quantity
of cedar umbcr, on the farm.
The farm can be- advantageous divided
and The wu0to or q pHTt n ottCrCt TOR 81
Terms of payment made easy.
fhC farm iH better known ~ the Old Melvin
Farm.
JOHN CUSllMAN
z. S. Concluded not to sell. can do better.
St Johusbary, Aug, -, 1919. G22u
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II. Latham y Co.,

ii. LdthGm ~ co.,
Iron Founders and Machlnists,
\, The Junction Of thc NortAsrH, H. Central
and Passumpsic Railroads,
WILL answer orders for Mill. Machine
w Railroad Locomotive, car and car Wheel
aud other castings And will make to order
Mnchinists Tools ofsupcrior quality and finish,
such as Engine and Hand Lathes with or with
out Screw gcer--Planing, upright Drilling
and Bolt cutting Mnchinesu-also Skating, Mill
Screws, and Mill irons of u,ti kinds
They will also furnish Burr Mill Stones,
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen wuc-Miil, Circu.
Lars and other Saws and Cob cracking and
Smut Machines
Saw, Grist and other Mills propelled by
Steam or Water built under the direction of
Mr. WM DuNcAS 20. address, "West Leb
anon, n. H." b3Oyl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-20

o. The School Journal contains the lot=
lowing advertisements "Wnnted immedi-
Ntely, man to take care OF a pair of horses
Of temperate and industrious haGiisr
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CopartnershIp Formed.

TrglIE miHruLrr h4gs formed % connection
m lhr Mercantile llulfurss Of the stand
formerly occupied hy Harvey q Abbot, whnfr
thry Ut.ud 90 Keep pp hand and ior sale Hll
LiHlf of MorcAzpdi.s uaullly kept 90 the
country, Gi-gn'rH which shan bc satisfactory
90 those who may favor them with their pat,
ruuHFp.
rrswf AtiHof-tS,y liffFENS
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TOMB STONES.

SPENCER n BRIGHAM announce to the
- public that they have purchased the Mar.
bic Business heretofore carried on by V. NJ.
Dimick, at St Johnshury, Vt They will
-. s.aAan.ll. ON hand All kinda of
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o. a letter from Mnysville, Kentucky
states that the number of cattle shipped east
ward f,om that place, by way of the Ohio
river aud i'tusburg, ms gradually increased
from le00in lsi7 to 5000 in 1919, and that
the number shipped thence this year will
probably be 10000.
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A STRING or WONDERS

IIm Cara ruE liAuun - your lulr
TrudurF, Mr. f.ditur, utr ruurii lilrhrrd with
stories about nnlmuls, viii give you one
,hal can Vouch for TIC truth nt
A iaw years ago, purrhU.od o pair OF
beautiful white rabbits Soon uilrr, dog
FILL upon ouc'of lhem,nud Killed a. lhr olh-
uf WINS souu missing, and concluded % Wu7
killed nlso The nest rpripg, uh removing
the hny from the hnru, found az tho bottom
oftbe NOW my rabbit, together with Hn old
cat, aud q Gno lot ofklurus, rtt living tuprlh-
or In perfect harmony The rabbit bod undo
hole under the hny nav, 0ud thus iuruirh-
al a housu for tie whole ihmily.
This led nae tu Try m experiment, IN Frc
ifwhUt Wc coll natural uulpnihy 'Hvauy f'ul
existence. lo0b uwHy one olthc tlr Kittens
and put snnll puppy in iu pluce. On ilr
TolHtu 81 thc ru', she dli NOT ~ fact rPrrsF
10 like " change; bat soon thc puppy bee
rnme the hyorllc of lus Nrp.mollirr who
brought It up with truc mHl"fral iorducfs,--
iint Notwithstanding Hii her rUrr ard lcnri'
ing, thr could nor make rH' uI him, Like
,usry I,slo chi!drau, iu spite OF all lirr tga'u
inf, be would b. puppy
MS Family ot cats htiu- rather Worr uu.
nc,0u4 ,hnu YVES convenient -H,c the h.r
trut al nWAy;uud lhC puppy, hS W. dog ~
u,uunrrE, and hOiritruu- ltNNF, having Or
l'crwcd tie affections otEiGs'rp ur0ihrr.rlir
abandoned him altogether Iur deprived
or her whole nm,ly, tho old caI tor several
days wandered around CO.. her losl children.
ttrr dry f,'tt ~, 's-...- -..-.
~ Wake, thc caWc ih WIN sin0l' cuirtin
IN hor mouth. I',is shc safely deposited Boo
her bcd,luy down hy h, and folding hcr pave
around H. size aud ter new clild were soon
fast asleep. On waking up, tie chicken
commenced folloNiug hor step mu,i,rr, aud
from that time tie cat would answer Tic
peep ofihc chicken aud tie chicken would
run NJ the ucwing Of lhc cnt. The old cats
sorrows seemed 10 be 40 90 cud, except m
one particular. She would bring u squirrels
and mice, and iny Them down hy her l,u'o
ncdglug; bun with all lf,r Anxious 0i-lta
expressed too plUiny 90 hc misunderstood
ehe could tot Uducu rhIrkry ia cat thr1i
They thus lived in perfect harmony, until
The chicken was about halt grown Up, when
the puppy, as # from envy at seeing another
-HPI,laH- him ~ his step nuihci's- affections
killed his rival Euth1u"c
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Manufactured Marble,

of superior duality, at as low prices as can
be furnished by any concern IN the country.
The style of workmanship viii not be inferior
TO any in the State. All work done TO order. T.,
Orders should be addressed above.
G-P SrEScER Tuos BRtcHAN.
81 JohNsbGry Ccnttc, Dcc tia. 6+fyl