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OLD HAYS" Is DEAD.

This calculated Thief take, died At hi. re-
sldsncc IN Ll-penard street, y. York. onFrl
day last.
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Laboratory Of Thompsonian b:oti r.
mic MEDICINES.
EPFsse AIM LAIR BEE.

Il 4 Il y 4 VI l. a u y A BEE.
No. "A SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
baltimore
Il AS the largest Botanic Establishment in {
h 4 United States, and has always on hand Il
most complete assortment ofpure Botanic Medicur#
IN bulk or put mp In neat ] and J ID. packages lat
led with directions suitable for retailing Also, Il
various Tinctures and essential Oils, with f1ll a.
sorimen of Botanic Medical Works, Syringes, 4 @
Feb Q, 1850 IG
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FEE DRAWING

of this SeeepSlale viii take place publicly on the
23d DAY OF August, 1850, the day or which the
viii be run--lhe pace and hour beinr first do
" announced by Advertisement; " hen the names
of all The horses entered, " i'll be all,ttG amongst
he subscribers in each class, and on the both day
OF September next, By which time the result of the
race will be known L Pr zas will lie distributed
the holder of The name OF the Winning horse IN
Class = A." receiving a Pfizs of
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From Charles NIR'y G.rtrpor af The S,atr.
c II. WHY. E.q - Dear Nut "rhc Gaz,rteef
OF North Carolina con ainioe The ntoms,ton and
statistics Of the Slate proposed 10 be publ, he'd by
y u, wall be a hook Of very great value TIE char.
aocr and standing Of the State IN HE seal. of the
tn'on have greatly suf red for the want OF
such v1tk.
| heartily wish you 81 COS, and commend your
en'efPtlse to the encouragement aud liberal patron
sse . the people.
an tfvih great respect, your ohedient ,c-van,.
CHA'S MANLY
Fror, Uo1 D0rid l. Strain President Of
me University -(fxract)
sci cvccnt,d 6 ttror Of Moth Caraiina i
niue. nerd and oush, 70 command extensive %.
ttons g4" ~ SWAIN
Caupel Fiin, April p, 1850
From Ion Robert S,ranee. fEr,ra,,1
Fayeti,s Ne, Nav II, 1850
=" nnsdcr ,he work proposed by you IS one If
SrrF Erea' interest ~ o~ery tower " tx,c ana
calculated TO bang that State into more ins, ap1-e
eiatiap blih at home AND abroad We Of North
Carolina knaw much too iitilr Of each other, scat
leted We are nvcr wide and lhlny set,el e,tent
OF rulory snt The vas, resources Of every kindaf
which our State csH silly hcasl are comparatively
u seless beesu'e no. more generally knorn. A IA.
vci'cr may perish within few yards Of spring of
the pure wlicr, NJ whose siencc he il ignorant
The gold with "t-fI Our halls and values s5aund is
nf no value Whe - lrs buried the soil. and there
/, must have forever lain had not the know ledct or
sHsoioicn Of is rri icucc cd she enterprise a. ~
.i1n. Your G4z,ucer, by making kunu the re
i nrccs Of COR STATE, VII csl up their native sons
and invite capital and enterprise from abroad 10 coa
mi elaborate them. therefore wish il. heartily,
ueecss ku. STRANGE"
Fem lion JImcs TcdeH
| a. m nttrb b'n.eeS 10 10 "a sh,t T. IA yTtf..
rropo.es to publish Gazrt'ccr and statistical me-
""ir Of the State | haze 40 doub: the work v III be
we'll executed.
regard II a. very important matter for the State
a have her rcsnnrc-s. her produce and her expotts
Inhibited 70 the public they vi b. in this work
respectfully commend De enterprise 10 the patron
&c OF every Mouth Cstoiriin.
JAMES lREDELI
R4'egh March 30 lsj0
From The Raleigh Stanford.
We agree with the Grrenshorourh Patriot hat
1'i such work as he (Nr ~ proposes would be
{ great value in erplaiuing sud developing the con.
tion and resources of the STATE"
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GEORGE OATS
w UStC ware IL O o al,
pom THE EXCLUSIVE SALE OF
Il con a. gs VEINS
DIT esOES & AE g'IsY.s
Celebrated Grand AciIoa
PIANO FORTES,
a3i 81 2JG AinG-st., (at The EenG.
CHARLES = e.

Ersry Instrument sod is accompanied ,eih ,cri ten
guarahfte so ngf there is 10 tisk r4atsrer to the
purchaser,
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PROSPECTUS
OF
GaZeitcer Of Nortii.Car0I;na.


fpiit Undersigned proposes 10 publish. in tl,e
"a course o. twelve months. A Gs seffeey oC Na,ti
t"rSdna work whose OH CT viii be 10 present i,
The public az accurate Historical Gergranbc,I =,
Statistical account OF the State The hoax if co.,
pie,ed according 10 the authors wishes and DESIGNS
@ill form manual useful and necessary to ever
cil n OF the Siatt ; and To the farmer espec;a NJ,
VIII be eomPend Of important information.
u VII embrace the usual subjects of G.zsttsSr.
W give an account Of all Ito Counties. lawns
Villages, Rivers, and Creeks. Sounds Baysand lar
bStf 10 The state with minute Statistics oil the MIN
cfas. Agricultural Productions Manufactures C,o,
tiefte aud Cutinsiiles Of lhesc diiTereDt t,larcs
" ~, m addition 10 this, contain History Of
lie a'c--sn account Of al the Colleges and s m
'natie'. ard Bi,g'a pAical Notices Of ertainunbef
OF \ nth Carolina worthless.
A competent writer Will prepare a sketch al ia.
BI'any of the State Sclertif farmers AN fur
"a h esssys on The b~st DIES Of frminy in the
Eastern, Middle and Wueicrn parts Of the State
sniphysicians ofcminencc and experience I'm com.
mnuc ale papers on the disrascs OF y C., the rr,ns
dies and mod OF proven ion. The whole work III
be illustrated with spirited engraving; and VIII le
designed moi Only TO picture the State A. she l., bat
TO be 'nggtsiisc Of what sic may easily become BY
proper aud practicable improvements
TERMS,
u no unexpected rccdent inicr.cucs the vo,k
wi. be ready for dtl very carl, neal Spring and
vii contain at least 800 pages otor, and Be neal
and suts antially b,uad
The cops o each subscriber will be delivered .
sone mercham At the Courthouse of his county. Or
10 the Clerk of The County Court and the price y III
be : pagsblc delivery
My, 1850. c. II. WILEY
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-27
House OF Representative.
wssHireroy, March 20, 1850.
.....i as xsaA ko

rur cklfroRss quEsTto~.
ky rsuros KIva, tree soil dem J Of Nsw York,
la leave 10 offer resolution 10 close ell debate In
.mistse on the - dsy Of - on the blll foe
A "a issiou Of Cslifornia Into the Union.
Ehs s,ysafs decided the resoluton not 10 be IN or
h,csuse the bill not referred 10 the uittse
che House resolution could be offered, however,
ssc, debate on the California message.
III kr-o said that his desre was to get vote the
/ sy the House, ssiing whether IL was In order to
ate.
| =. syr.rr. said II vas privileged question.
Ir krse in attsmpting 10 spssA. vas several times
W. s,s.sSs said that tbs resolution Vas not deba.e-
4, E,-s then claimed the question o. oos Of rri-
Es Nef.,Ns = what IL the point Of order
v. E,.e-Ths, the decision of the Sresksr is IN
Lrtheusht, and desisssd TO accomplish certain
lpcrs. -. ~x.-.--..--..--
k.,,t,ees insist on the order Of busiosss
"A, E,rs-My object 70 Offering the resoi1tion vas
|t eis First 20 fndicste my ~iingpe>s 70 vote for
sswis.ios of California, Independently Of ether
ksfioes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-27
TRIAL OF PROFESSOR JOHN W. WEBSTER,
CHARGED WITH TIKI
MURDER OF DR.. GEORGE PARKMAN,
MEDICAL OLLEGE. BOSTON,
Friday, November as, ls4s.
Interesting Testimony.

BIZ BAINs MERCHANTS TELEGRAPH (oFFICR NO
% WALL sTREBT) AND BOUsE's PRINTING rELR-
GRAPH (OFFICE NO. WALL sTRRIr)
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

Quarterly Review Aug 1876, pagc IL, aTo
reject what reason .repudiatcs, after fair in
spection, is virtuous" Thus he asscrts tbc
supremacy of human reason.
Again, infdeliiy to the revelation of God,
internal and external, is to receive ideas as
truths without the affirmation of intelligence
and even those that are opposed to such af.
firnation. For example. Whose intelli-
gence win say that Pilots washing his hands
made him innocent; and who will say that
any thing material will change the inmate
rial ? No amount of external testimony can
satisfy the internal except they horinonizc.
Ifrecevod at all, it must be received as an
assumption. Inyicw fthe above argument,
who is the infdel, the Garisonian, or his
opponent Let the reader Judge.
p. FINLEY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
Nrws 6 of tbr. lnerk.
Foreign.

ESdLAND.--Thc Dowagcr Queen, Adelaide,
widow of William ", died on tho 2nd inst
Another expedition was about being fitted out
to proceed to Behring's Straits, in search Of the
missing navigator, Sir John Franklin and his
crews.
FR,NcB.-Four hundred Of the insurgents Of
June had arrived in Paris from IInvrc, having
been liberated by the Attorney General. Le-
dru Rolin has issued pamphlet defending his
conduct on the 18th Of juno. The pamphlet
has been seized, and the printer subjected to lc-
gal proceedings. Orders have been sent 10
withdraw portion of the army from Rome
Measures have been taken to improve the con-
dition OF cmancipatcd slaves in the French de-
Tendencies. The Assembly have rejected n
motion to abolish the death punishment for all
offences.
IrALY.--Thc fortress Of Gaeta having been
repaired and armed for the Pontifcal residence,
is lined with troops, and arrests continue TO be
made there. No time has yet been fixed for
the Popc's return to Rome.
TuKEY The fate of the Hungarian rcfu-
gees was not yet settled, nor likely to be soon
disposed Of. The Car insists on having the
Hungarian and Polish refugees banished from
the Ottoman Empire. Tho Porte rcsists the
demand, and so the matter stands--thc two
Governments arc preparing for hostile meeting
If necessary.
UUNG AnY.-Aiiairs continue unsettled. II
is said that Prince Mcttcrnich has written to an
Austrian Minister, declaring that the Austrian
Monarchy can not enjoy lasting peace unless
Hungary shall be maintained in its former re-
lations as q separate State. Notwithstanding
the utmost precaution of tho police, Kossuth
medals have been introduced into Hungary
The Magyar parrots place incstimablc value
upon them.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
otieeS
]. W. Walkers Appointments

Thursday. January 18th, Pennington r
Friday, 18th, Twinsbureh.
Sunday, 20th, Richfcld.
Monday 2lst IIinkley.
Tucs.& Wed. 22d and 23rd BcnnottA Corner.
Thurs. and Friday, oath and 25th. RoyAlton.
Sat. & sun. 2Gth and 2zth, Dcrea.
Tues. & Wed. Goth and Soth, Olmstead Mills.
Thurs. & Friday 3lst and Ist Feb. Elyria.
Sunday & Mon. Sd and sth Litch6cld, oasr-
teriy Meeting.
Tues. and "Wednesday, 9Th and bth. Grafton.
Thurs. and Friday 9TH aud sth, Wellington.
sat. and Sunday 9th and 10th, Fitchvi1Tc.
Monday llth, Troy.
Tuesday. 18th, Sullivan.
Wed. and Thurs. 18th & i4th. Spencer.
Saturday. 10th, Lodi. fst ....r
Sunday & Monday 18th and 18th, wcstROlh
Discussion on The DiSsoiatioa ofhe tnioa.
Tuesday, 10th, Javillc.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
Concord, n. H., oath Dec. ls4s.

Prescription OF BENToN.-The slave
power has demanded another victim. That
demand has been complied with. Thomas
ii. Benton, the oldest Senator and one of the
ablest statesmen Of the Republic, has been
displaced from the Craftsmanship of tho
Committee on Foreign Relations by the
United States Senate TO crafty Calhoun,
Footc, and other leaders of the cohorts of the
slave power. These men demanded the
sacrifice and the Democratic party, to its
eternal disgrace, submitted. Benton, the
the old friend of Jackson, who for thirty
years has been ostracised TO crafty John G.
Calhoun and Hangman Foote. Benton re-
ceiyed but two votes aud they were given by
Hale and Chase, Free Soilers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
Christian Conference.

Having become acquainted with the move.
mcnts in Now York and Green Plain, Ohio.
where Yearly Meetings have been formed on
the Congregational plan, and being convinced
there is too much machinery, creed. discipline
and ritual, in the present arrangements of socio-
ty, which tends to imprison, rather than dcvcfl
opc the beautiful religious sentiment in the con-
stitution of man, we hence propose, that al per-
sons, who love practical goodness and feel tho
want of religious society which docs not sacri-
fec the man to iastit,aions, meet in Convention
at Greensboro, Henry county, Indiana, on sew
cnth day, the 10th o: tho second month 1850,
to examine this deeply interesting subject, with
a view of instituting an association similar in
character to that dcnominatcd the Religious
Society Of Congregational Friends.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
Arsr1Nnrno. Doc. 1s. Isl0.

AUsTINBURo, Dec. 1S, 1919.
Mn. EDrToR Enclosed is an article writ
ten by Mr. Pxley, of Unionvile, and sent by
him to the Editor of the Oberlin Evangelist,
some time since, requesting him to publish
il, which he has refused to do. Being pleas
ed with the piece, and believing in free dis
cussion, ! said to Mr.. Pixlcy, "ifyou will
let me have the article, will send it to the
Editor of the Bugle and request its publica-
ton in his valuable paper" which hereby
do, and hope you will give it a place.
Truly yours,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05

is the very thing that keeps mankind from their
duty. hope that have not wearicd the rca-
dcrs of The Buglc with my preaching.
Friend johnson, you changed my oblation in
to ablution in my Address. Perhaps it would
be well for the health and morals of mankind if
every vain oblaton wns changed into personal
ablution. If you think well to publish this,
you will hear from me again. Believe me, with
much respect,
Thine, A. CLARK.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
Important Meeting.

The Abolitionists of Stark. Portage, and the
Eastern part of Summit county, arc invited to
meet at RANDOLPH on the goth january, to
consult upon the subject of forming an Anti.
Slavery Society, to comprise that district, and.
if thought best to do so, tako the incipicnt
steps fer forming such society.
SAApL BROOKE,
Gen. Agss1.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
SELLING OFF AT COSTll

COPE s FILSoNS large new and well sclce-
v tod STOCK OF GOODS, arc now offering
and will be sold AT COST. -a- D
A. Cope one of the firm proposes leaving for
the west in the spring, which makes it indis-
pcnsably necessary that our stock be reduced.
Tho Goods must and shall be sold We invite
all who wish to purchase good and cheap AfE-
Giles, 10 give us call at the sign of tho Swan.
COPE s. FIIsoN.
SaleIn, o., Dec. Is, 1919. .' f.'... Z
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
MEDICINE, SURGERY. &c.

THE undersigned being dcsirous Of rendering
L the public their professional services, havc
associated themselves under the GrIA of THoNAs
s. GARRErsoS, in the practice Of MSdieiao, Slis-
office, in Marlboro, except when neccssaTiiya alb
sent. X. G.. THOMAS, ~
JOSEPH GAluaRTSOS.
Marlboro, Nov. 10, lSio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
FARM FOR SALE.

l. woodland, consisting Of 1888 acres-l20
improved and the remainder tmbcrcd-onc
mile cast Of Salem, south of the Columbiana
road. Conditions of sale will be made known
by the subscriber residing on the fam.
.r.. BENJAMIN BALL
Doc. 90. 1910. -.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
81

MAkRIED-on New-Year's Rve, at the
mouse mouse, oil Rachel Tea, Now Bnghton, Beaver
Co,nnty, :. Pa, JAMES wnISERY, Of New Garden,
So.uinuiuna ,,oi County, TO RAeHRL w. THonAs, OF
Fairmount, Stark County, Ohio
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
JOHN c. WINERY, :
SUR GEON DENTIST!I

OFFICE AT 1HR SALEM DooKsTonE.
All operations in D@'tistJy performed in tho
bost manner, aud all work warranted elegant
and durable. Charges reasonable. M -r.
Salem. Sept. 9th, lS49.
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BlaDRErH's Pills.

fhhhSt IN ScUeIht
i family medicine, especially in country so
subjsct to sudden changes oftempcratufe this,
their value is incalculable. By having the Bran.
,lreth Pills always on hand, should a sudden at.
tack Of sickness take place, they can be given at
once, and will often have effected cure befurc
the physician could have arrived.
In cholic and Inflammation Of the bowels, these
Pills will at once relieve, and perseverance, in
their use, according TO the directions. will surely
10 all that medicine can do, to restore the health
Of the patient.
Ia all cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma,
Diseases Of the Heart, and al affections of the
stomach aud bowels. the Brandteth Pills will he
found neyer-failing remedy.
To insure the full benefit OF these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept In the house, 90 that
upon the FIRST commencement Of sickness, they
may he at once resoltcd to. One dose then Il
better than dozen after disease has become &C.
thlish u in the system.
. d.. Brandreth's Principal Office, Sal Broad.
say New York.
r Agents for the sale Of BsaadrstL 'sPills,
\. Heart. Hillshoroush.
II. M.Dsde. Chapel Hill.
u. 4. Aehsas, Mason He'll.
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ERY AND
MANTUA-MA KING.
October so,

Mrs. ]. WADDIIL < DAUGHTER. mos,
A'A respectfully tender their thanks to the La.
dies Of Hllsborough and its vicinity for the very
liberal patronage they have received 1t their
hands. and hope, by then prompt attention to bu.
siness. and the heatness and sly with which they
execute their worn, still to merit and receive H.
beral share Of patronage.
They have JUST received their patterns for the
Srarxs and SuNAEn, and invite the ladies' to
call and see them, or which may be most salts
factory to both parties to bring their dresses and
have them made la the latest and most fashion.
able style.
May I. 60
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TO Printers.

DRfNTERSsnd Publishers Of Newspapersars
informedthat the subscribers are extensively
engaged ia the manufacture Of Printing Inks Of
every colo, aud quality, which they know to bs
equal to any manufactured, and which they will
.ell at the lowest prices for cash they are de-
termined that their Ink shall recommend itself,
they Only solicit one trial Of it. rely Ing upon lis
merits for future patronage. Their colored Inks
sre warranted superior to any manufactured. Cir
,ulars containing prices will be sent to those who
desire it. Orders for cash or city sgents accepted
or Publishers Of newspapers inserting this I'D.
sertisement TO the amodnt Of So and sending Us
sne paper at any time containing it, by remiitiifs
IS, will receive at so III. keg Of extra News Ink.
u. F. ADAMS Il Go.
Steam Printing Tax Works. PHILADELPHIA.
Agents for the sals Of now and secondhand
Printing materials.
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DOCTOR lie ROY,s
Sarsararia end Wild cteny
PILLS.

IN every instance where fair trial Las tern
L msdr. DR.. lie Rcyis Pills bn,c iu,trirti, 81.
ven satisfaction. sfordine Isinrn,n, rlisi IN oil
cases Of Indig, ston. and sIcsf, euit frI sst.
ache. Bilious md Liver comllairi, hesnltu.
Acidi,s Of the Stomach, DeIicsad sririu. ! IL.
iuibed SLEEP. Fnquen, fslpitaticns, sIt,n,
General Debility, Ccs,i,tLcss, &c.
They are mild in their operation, taic ,i8st
any circumstances, and Thousands Of Ts,crs can
now hear ics,in,on, 10 tie benefits TO le 1oitd
from their use.
These pills are superior 10 tny s,tr icsort fi'.
covered. In oil bilious G. inplnnis; in rertrs!tr.
rangcmeni Of the s,ptm: IN I'll disciS,is with
result from bee si..e &C q e blood. dec ills
arc sovereign remedy. Price IS cts. Ier Tea.
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The Oriental or scvere:en Isim Iills.

This invaluable family medicine, combines
more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro.
periies, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eishtyears experience Of their astonishing
success, We have no hesitation in claiming for
them q popularity and reputation. unri.al!cd t,y
any other medicine.
They are an efectual cure for Jaundife, Dy,-
pepsid, L'rer Complaints. Pleu,isy, Bilious dis
eases, Ferer and Ague, Gad on o.htr FcrtYs,
Coughs, coid., Inflammation Of Ike Lungs,
Rhtumatism, Heod-ccie, Icss Of .fyItiiie. DC.
or r. cHlLDs & Co. clay, 0nondaga
County, n. y. are the original and oniy manu-.
faciurers of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE IS Cents per box, Of 81 Pills. with full
directions accompany ing each box.
Brown Town, N. G.. Jan. Alb, Is49.
Messrs. 7. Childs d Co., Having witnessed
the good effects of your Sovercign Balm Pills in
some two cases Of Fever and Ague, by the use
Of single box they were both cured also the
headache, several cases and there being none
Kept nearer than 10 miles of this place. (tbat
know of,) am thereby induced to write YOU
Tor an agency. LIST. because believe them the
best pill that know Of and wish TO have then,
iot family use, and secondly, because am Of the
opinion that they wond save much suflerinr from
ague and fever. and also much expense with en-,
Pioying Physcians. Yours, &C..
E.E. PITTS.
For sale In Hillsborough by d. hEARTTi
aiso sy numerous Drusgists AMI agents THOU 81
cut the. laion.o
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Public Sale.

I Will sell. without reserve. st public Auction,
on the End day of September next. all my
crop OF Corn. WheUf. and Oats. and nv Stock Of
Cattle. Sheep. and Hogs. my Household and
Kitchen Furaifure; also ono Barouch and Har-
ness. and great many other articles not mention
oil. Sold on credit oftwelve months.
ALEXANDER CHEEK.
N. B. viii also sell, At private sale, the Plan.
tation wherein live, ono mile and a half from
Chapel Hill on tho Oxford Road. A.C.
July Is. 4i-tjs
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WOOL CARDING.

rssfTE subscriber. living 81 miles North Of fiis-
: borough, will Gard Wool at scents for Write.
IsA for mixed, weighed after csrded. or ths ffth
par Of the wool. Clean the wool well before
brought to the machine. and one pound Of grease
10 10 LIS. Of wool, and you will get a. good or bet,
Ter work than elsewhere. Mixing must be pulled
together with the hands before brought to the ma.
chine. Flax seed will be taken for cardins or for
Rolls, at the market price.
l.EMUEL WILKINSON.
June IS. So