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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
AGRICULTURAL
A LITTLE LAND WELL TITLED.

The following article viii show our eiti-
zens who have only a small town lot, how
much it may be made to contribute to their
actual independence:
"What is worth doing is worth well do
ing" This should be the motto Of farmers
in the performance of all their work. A
small farm well cultivated is better than a
large one half cultivated. And one that has
a good kitchen garden can see how profta-
BILE land may be that is MANFRED and cult
waited, thoroughly. Pursue the same course
in all land cultivated, and the profit would
be in proportion. The majority of farmers
do not know experimentally what a Are
can be made to produce. Mechanics in our
villages, and those that own but little land,
generally manage to make it very produc-
tive. An illustration of what may be done
on a small piece of land, came under my OBJ
servation last fall, during a %sOjourn Of a few
days with a friend in one Of our manufacture
ing villages. About three years since, he
purchased a piece of land for a house lot, its
area not exceeding half an acre. After
building, he laid out his ground and planted
some peach trees, two or three kinds of cher
ry and plum trees, grape and strawberry vines,
and currant and white raspberry bushes. On
the remainder, besides having borders fol
plants and flowers, (by the way. | thought
This household flowers the most interesting, J
he raises all the vegetables necessary for fam
lily consumption. Some of the trees have
already commenced bearing ; he has a supply
of strawberries, currants, and raspberries in
their season, and in a few years will probably
have a plenty of fruit, much better than car
be obtained in market, because much nicer
and freshcr, and the cost of it will be merely
nominal. The most of the labor of planting
and cultiyating this ground has been done III
spare moments, redeemed from the engross
ing cares of manufacturing.
This shows what can be done with small
means, even when the cares Of business leave
but little leisure. Examples of this kind are
becoming more numerous, as there is an in
creasing interest manifested in rural pursuits
thorough cultivation is becoming better un
derstOod and appreciated, and the example
Of good c~ultivators has a great influence oveI
the careless and negligent.
albany CuAiuator.
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S90O RHWAR0,

INFORMATION having been given to the
L City authorities, that some evil disposed per-
ing Houses of E. E. Harris, E. Smith and ST.
las Burns, with stones and other missiles, at
night. thereby causing a malicious destruction
Of property, and great alarm and danger to their
families; | have been directed to offer a Reward
Of One Hundred Dollars to any person who
shall give such information, as shall lead to the
detection and conviction Of the offenders, or any
one of them and | call upon all good citizens
who value the peace and good name Of the city,
To render their assistance, in order that the gull
ty may be punished, and our city protected from
the repetition of such outrages in future.
WIN DALLAS HAYWOOD,
Intendant.
Raleigh, Oct. 9th, 1850. AT.
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PATRIcK's CORA gentleman says
the Manchester American, who favors
us with some "reminiscences, respecting
the early settlement Of this place, for.
merry old Derry6eld, relates the follow.
ing anecdote:
When my grandfather resided at Gof.
fentown and Derry6eld, then settled by
the Irish, he hired a wild sort of Irish.
man TO work on his farm. One day, o
after his arrival, he told him 10 take a
bride and go out in the field and catch
the colt. Don't come without him.
said the old gentleman. Patrick started
and was gone some time, but at last re-
turned minus the bride, with his face
and hands badly scratched, as though
he had received bad treatment. Why,
Patrick, what is the matters What in
the name of wonder ais your AN,
isn't it myself, yer honor, that never
will catch the ould black colt agains-
Bad luck to him An didn't he all b-I
scratch my eyes out O. my head
An faith, as true as I'm speaking e
you, l had 10 climb up a three after iii,
colt sClimb up after him! Nonsense
Where is the besstg AN its tied to tn.
three he is TO be sure, yer honor w,
all followed Patrick to the spot to get
solution Of the difficulty, and on reach
ing the field we found, to our no SINAI
amusement, that he had been chasing
young black bear. which he had succeed
ediH catching, after agreat deal Of roug
usage on both sides, and actually tie
with the bride to an old tree. Brui
was kept for a long while and was eve
after known as Patrick's colt.
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A subscriber, to whom the publishers
had sent a weekly paper on credit. was
at last dropped fromth list, all measures
Of collecting having failed. Afterwards
the agent was encountered by the delin-
quent's wife, who ~wrathfully insisted that
"she knew what newspaper law was
that she did; the printer was bound to
send the paper until all arrearages were
paid" 4
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BY His Excellency, Charles Manly,
Governor Of the State of North Carolina.

BY His Excellency. Charles Manly.
Governor Of the State of North Carolina.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS the General Assembly did al
their last Session, adopt a Resolution in these
words,
+" ResOlued. by the General Assembly of the
State of North Carolina, that the Governor of
the State for the time being be directed to set
art a day in every year and to give notice
thereof, by Proclamation, as a day Of solemn
and public thanksgiving to Almighty God, for
past blessings and Of supplication for his contin-
ued kindness and care over us as a State and as
a ~nation;i'
Now in compliance with the direction therein
given, | do hereby set apart THURSDAY
THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF NOVEM-
Der next, TO be observed throughout the State
as a day Of general Thanksgiving and Praise
to Almighty God ;-and | do recommend and
earnestly desire that all secular employment
may be suspended during the day. and that al
Ministers Of the Gospel with their congregations
may assemble in their respective Churches ant
unite in rendering gratitude and praise to thu
Creator and Governor Of the earth, for the bless
ings Of Peace; for the abundant fruits of thu
earth and for all the other manifold hounties o
his providence, that have crowned the year -
and to implore Of him the continuance of hi
Fatherly goodness and Almighty protection owe
as and the whole people Of the United States
that we may be a people fearing the Lord an
walking in his holy ways, and that peace an
happiness, truth and justice, religion and piety
j may be established among US for all generations
= c~ Given under my hand and the grea
LIS. Seal Of the State, at the Execntiv
e) Department, in the City Of Raleigh
this LIST day of October A. d. 1850, and iii
18th year Of American Independence.
CHAS. MANLY.
By order of the Governor,
LANGDON G. MANLY.
Raleigh, Oct. LIST, 1850. ~
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NEW 38Wg1AT.
THOMPSON.

~ - 49,
MOULD respectfully announce to his friends
w and the Public generally, that he has just
returned from the North, with a new and beau
tiful stock of
WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
which he is prepared to sell much lower than
articles of this kind have ever been sold In this
market. He invites an examination of his stock
as he is determined to sell LOsU, VERY Low
His Establishment is in a part of the store
occupied by Mrs. Thompson as a Millinery es
adjustment, where he offers for sale, GOLD
and SILVER WATCHES, warranted correct
time keepers; the latest styles of
FASHIONABLE EWELRY;
such as Guard, Vest and Fob Chains: Cameo
Stone and mourning Breaches i; Plain. Chased
and Stone Rings; Gold Pens and Pencils Golt
and Silver Thimbles Studs, Collar and Sleeve
Buttons, Ear Rings, Gold and Silver Spectacles
&c., Fancy Goods and Fine Cutlery all o
which will be sold cheap. Watches, Clock
and Jewelry repaired in superior style. Ok
Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Oct. 10. 7-6m
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TIRE RADgR9e

THE SUBSCRIBER has succeeded in pro-
curing the services of a superior Workman and
any article which the Ladies may want in the
Fancy Baking line, | am confident | can please
in every respect.
Parties furnished with every thing nice on
the best terms. Give me a fair trial, and then
if / do not give satisfaction every way, there
will be no charge made
l.. B. WALKER.
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1850. ST..
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NEW BOOK STORE.

JUST OPENED TWO DOORS ABOVE
R. SMITHS STORE.
RALEIGH, N. C.
THE Subscriber has just opened a Book Store
L in Raleigh, two doors above Mr.. Richard
Smiths Store, where he offers to the public
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Ofalmost every description, together with a
large collection of
RELIGIOUS WORKS,
From the Pens of eminent authors Of the differ
ent Denominations alse,
STATIONERY,
Of excellent quality all of which he proposes
to sell on very reasonable terms.
Any Book not on hand at present, can be or
dered and received by the Subscriber in a few
days, and he will be prompt to fulfil all orders
from town or country.
JOHN w. ONEAL.
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1850. At.
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"A gentleman, once observed Oh at a per-
son, famous in the musical line, led very
abandoned life.
All replied a wag, the, whole tenor Of
his life has been base
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REGALIA, EMBLEMS, BANNERS,

REGALIA, EMBLEMS, BANNERS,
TINE Subscriber is prepared to furnish Divis-
IL ions of the Sons of Temperance with REGA-
LA, oil all descriptions, both for Subordinate and
Gland Divisions, EMBLEMS, JE WELS, and
every article needed by the Order Of the Sons OF
Temperance, at Northern Manufacturer prices,
and warranted 10 be Of the best materials. As he
is Agent for extensive Manufacturers al the North,
the Subscriber is also prepared to have executed
in the finest style, BANNERS, SEALS, &C.,
and for which, orders are respectfully solicited.
Am. G0RMAN.
Raleigh, april 10, 1850. 81.
Masonic and Odd Fellows Regalia furnished
on liberal terms, and at the shortest notice.
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The North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
yfa O.

&AC &NO&6A
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
@A8B3@Nea Sc Ga
THE above Company has been IN ope-
l ration nearly year, under the i'm
mediate supervision of
DR.. Chas. E. Johnson, President,
VIM. d. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. H. Jones, Treasurer
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
Dr. Charles Cha = = M Johnson Meaieq, Board of
DR.. B. B. Haywood,
William d. Cooke,
DR.. William r. Scott, EzeeufiUe Com.
Charles b. Root,
]. H~eEsman, Gen a. agent.
During this time more than 500 Policies havt
been issued with an increasing demand for inform
alton on the subject Of Life Insurance.
This Company is working under the most lib
eral Charter known to Life Companies. The ST.
Sec. is as follows
Be It further enacted, That the husband ma,
insure his own life, for the sole use and benefit G
his wife or children, and in case oftlle death Of III
husband, the amount thus insured shall be pai
over to the wifs OF children, or their guardian.
under age, for their own use, free from all tn
claims Of the representatives of the husband or an
Of his creditors
Organized on principles purely mutual, the Iii
members participate in the tDhOle of The profit
Besides. the insured is allowed to use annual d
videndsin the renewal of Prem iums.
Slaves are insured for a term Of from one to fv
, years, for 2-3ds their value.
AlEiosses oIthe Company are paid within min,
ty days alter satisfactory proof is furnished.
No California risks have or will be taken.
Blanks and Pamphlets containing Charter, By
4 Laws, &c. can be had on application at the Off
Of the Company, or any Of the Agencies.
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY
J Herman, George T. Cooke, w. Whitake
G. E.. B. Singcliary, Travelling Agents for Nor
Carolina, &C., and s. J. Young, for South Can
lima.
Communication should be addressed, %
paid, to JAMES JORDAN,
% Secretary.
ApriI 10, 1850. lT-lY.
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The PHILOSOPHER AND THE Ferry
MAN. A philosopher stepped on board a
ferryboat to cross a stream. On the pas
sage he enquired of the ferryman il he
understood arithmetic. The man looked
astonished.
Arithmetic! no SIT"
81 am very sorry, for one quarter of
your life Is gone"
A few minutes after, he asked
DO you understand mathematics 7"
The boatman smiled and replied-No!"
Wei then" said the philosopher,
"another quarter Of your life is gone.n
Just then the boat run on a snag, and
was sinking, when the ferryman jumped
up pulled off his coat, and asked the phi.
losopher with great earnestness Of man.
neF- LfFs- ttH
"Sir, can you swim!"
mo sir"
"Well them said the ferryman, ''youI
whole life is lost, for the boats going t.
the bottom"
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Pretty Good Mother. why does
Pa call you honeyr
Because, my dear, he loves mel
No, Ma, that isn't it.,
What is it lhen?'
81 know
Well, what is iti'
Why, it's because YOU have SO much
comb in your head-tIat', Why
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RALEIGH CANDY MANDATORY.
THE SUBSCRIBER would take this meth
cd Of informing Dealers in CANDY, that he
has procured the services of a Superior Work
man and has made a great improvement in his
CANDY; and he hopes. by attention to the
business, to merit the custom Of North Carolina
Merchants. -'
He would say that it is az much to the inter-
est of North Carolina Merchants to sustain a
Candy Factory, as to himself. He warrants
his Candy to be as good, in every respect, and
as cheap as it can be bought this side Of Balti-
more.
All he asks is one trial, to convince any one
that he can and will sell as cheap and as good as
can be found anywhere.
He also keeps on hand a good assortment Of
SEGARS, RAISINS, Engravings in Frames
and without Frames ; NUTS, of various kinds
and many articles in the Confectionery line not
necessary to mention.
He will, in a short time, the man
ufacturing Of all kinds Of FANCY CANDIES
such as Sugar, Almond, Plum, Mint drops, and
Candles for dressing Cakes.
His establishment may be found directly op
posite the Market House, on Fayetteville Street
L. B. WALKER.
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1850. ST.
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
TO Miss, OF WAKE.
U, happy Wake, how thou art blest,
WIFI lovely daughters fair
Look Ger thy plains, from east to west.
Behold thy treasures rare.
Xe ardent swans here may you gaze
On Natures beauties given,
Your souls may feast for nights and days,
On the sweet riffs Of heaven.
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Raleigh, Oct. 9th, 1850.
NOTICE.

A PPLICATION will be made to the next
"A General Assembly of North Carolina, to
incorporate Cape Fear Division, Ne. g., Sons Of
Temperance, located in Elizabeth Town, Bla-
den County, N. C.
Oct. 10. It's,
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NOTICE.

APPLICATION will be made to the pext
session Of the General Assembly of North Car
olina, for an Act to Incorporate the Grand Di.
vision of the Sons Of Temperance of the STATE
of North Carolina, located at Raleigh.
Raleigh, Oct. "a, 1850. CIV
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New Confectionery and Grocery Store,
8 Doors beLOD the Post Office.
~ WIN. GRIFFICE, & co. have
~ opened a Confectionery and Grocery
N7&EH Store, in Raleigh, 8 DOORS below the
&a1 Post Office, where they have on hand,
and will sell on reasonable terms the following
articles:
GROCERIES.
Sugar and Coffee, Crushed Sugar,
Do. ST. Croix, Havana Do.
candles and Soap. Pepper and Spice,
Black and Imp. Tea, Copperas and Ginger,
Saleratus and Snuff; Brooms, SC. Sc.
Myers Best Chewing Tobacco.
CONTEMPORARIES.
Best SegaTs, Water Crackers,
Dolls, Accordians, Butter and Soda, do.
Fancy Candies, Citrun, Prunes, Cocoa Nuts,
Almonds, Filberts, English Walnuts,
Palm Nuts, Figs and Raisins,
And every thing usually kept in a Confection-
airy Store.
They will say to the public that they carry
on the
Candy Making Business,
and without boasting they can assure the pub
lie that they will sell the best Candy as cheaE
as any house in the place, and warrant it to b.
as good as can be made.
Merchants and others, buying by the whole
sale, will find it to their interest to give them
call.
Raleigh, October 9, 1850. TT
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to say, call and examine for yourselves.
Watches and Jewelry, repaired in the best
manner. Having engaged the services Of the
very best Jeweler in North Carolina, they are
prepared to make and repair all kinds Of Jewel
nv on short notice.
PALMER & RAMSAY'S,
North Carolina Fashionable Jewelry Store.
Oct, 9. 1850. TT
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Who viii Encourage Home Industry ?
A NEW MANDATORY OF

ANEW MANDATORY OF
Turpentine Stills, Caps. Arms, Worms,
As Losc as they can be bought in .New York.
A LSo, tunnels, Strainers, Bung .Hngurs ; Tea
Aand Wssh Kettles, in a WORD, every thing that
can be manufactured out Of Steel, Iron or Brass.
n G Have You secured the Doors Of your
~@ Smoke-houses, Cribs, Draws, Water
Ropes and Money-boxes /? Ifnot, call
%A a WOLTERING'S Lock Manu-
factory, and supply yourselves
fire you fond of sporting CaIlat Walteringis
Gun Mandatory, where you will find Guns and
Pistols ofevery description, size and price. Irthose
you have, are on: Of order, send them up and let
him make them good As new.
He is prepared, at the shortest notice 10 repair
Stills, Copper Kettles, sc.
IA ill kinds of Machinery, Engines, Mill
~works, Cranks, of wrought iron, &c, repaired
or made to order.
Edge Tools and Cutlery made and repaired.
-R R~eady-made BUGGIES, always
4S@ on hand also, Carriage Springs,
l0SW Axels, &c, &c. .
Ill OF his articles shall be warranted.
All in favor ofencouraging Home Industry will
please give me a call, and | will ensure satisfaction
in every particular.
.f JOSEPH WOiTERING.
p. S. HIS Establishment has been re
moved to Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. G
RALEIGH Nav ~ 1870 An On
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE
CUTLERY and FANCY GOODS,

ALL new and cheap
decidedly the largest
and most fashionable as
sortment, that has been
offered for sale since
1887 ; no joke. The
! assortment is too large
to enumerate, suffice il
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Manufacturing Establishment
In Raleigh

In Raleigh
JOSEPH wOLTERING (Ior a number o
y years Foreman in the Raleigh and Castor Rail
Road Blacksmith Shop) respectfully announces To
the citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding Coun-
ties, 'that be is prepared TO manufacture
LOCKS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Guns and Pistols,
Carriage Springs, .MiH-Ioork, Brass Castings
and in short, any thing IN Machine and
Black smith Uork.
HE Is ALSO TO EXECUTE BELL HANG.
ING, AT H SHORTEST NOTICE
.flso has on hand an extensive assortment Of
Locks Of all kinds, at prices from 10 cents 10 20
dollars ;-Edgetools, an assortment of fixes,
Drawing-knives, Hatchets, Hammers, Files Of
various descriptions, and a number of articles m
his line TOO tedious to mention. 15
All orders faithfully executed at the lowest pr.
ces, and new work entrusted TO his care will be
warranted. Orders from a distance will be afien-
ded to and executed at the shortest notice. His
establishment Will be lnund at the Raleigh Rail
road Depot ~
Repairing in his line performed with n
and despatch. .7lso, a general assortment Of Guns
and Pistols constantly on hand.
JOSEPH WOLTERING Z
Raleigh, May "a, 1850. 40-sm
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Southern Ladies, patronise your own Me-
chanic. .a 4 M
a%agEMd
&SMR
FR7@SN~g
K UHN9S Sgg

HAv1NG been appointed -7gent for the sale OF
IL Anthony Kuhn's celebrated Pianos in RAJ
leigh, and the State at large, ! would respectfully
suggest to the ladies of the City, and others. who
are Just on the eve of sending to the North DIOR
their Music and Furniture, to waita few days, and
they can have their choice, ofsuperior Instruments,
manufactured by the very best workmen, out OF
the most superb materials, in the City Of Baltimore ;
or, if they are in a hurry and will give me their
names, and the quality they desire, will guar
antee that in ten days, they will have an lnstru-
ment, which, both as regards tone and finish and
No. of 0ctaves, shall not be surpassed, FoR THE
SAME MONEY.
Mr.. Kuhn has recently disposed ofseveral PA
nos, in the City and the western portion OF the
State, all of which give declded satisfaction.
Having dealt some in Planes, those who leave
choice of instrument to me, may rely on getting q
good article.
Arrival Of Pianos duly announced.
w. WHITAKER.
July l, 1850. As.
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Ro8Y'g GsaRRR.

FoR II SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
PARTING WITH A LOVELY LADY.
Fondly ! heard her soft reply,
And saw her sorrow tseming eye!
As rain mid sunshine rare appears,
Her smiles were mingled with her tears.
How stranger is to weep and smile,
While tears are dripping all the while;
The harmony of light and shade
That Ger her fairy visage played.
Her looks were like the queen of night,
Teeming with floods Of gloom and light,
With which cannot else compare,
But hope, when clouded with despair.
OF her is memory long to last,
The fadeless lace Of pleasure past;
When ] from my dear native shore
Have gone. yes, TO return no more.
NJ. w. w.
Chapel Hill. Oct. 25, 1850.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS

despatch. He has blank forms OF every des-
criptiun, furnished him by the U. S. Pension
Agent at Washington City, and is also pro-
vided with the various Acts Of Congress,
down to the very latest, concerning the claims
Of persons against the Government for Military
services.
From his unexampled snccessi in establishing
and prosecuting claimS Of this character, he feels
confident that he Will be able 10 secure to this
class Of worthy citizens their just rights, if they
will entrust the management Of their claims to
him.
Soldiers, their heirs and legatees will be ben
Gifted by applying for information and advice, tc
J. H. KlRKHAM,
Raleigh, n. c.
Oct. Is, 1850. Stf.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
1850. oa8

AVlNG permanently located myself in the
Ii City of Raleigh, | would give nouve TO own
ers Of er aa resrfHFr
Steam Mills or Steam Engines,
however employed, that I will attend TO setting up
and REPAIRING ENGINES AND MACHE
merry ofall descriptions and in any part ofthe
State. ra .s
Information respectingthe cost, application and
advantage of Steam Engines as prime moyers, will
be given, if required, gratuitously.
Postpaid communication addressed to me or to
SnAs BURNS, Esq will receive prompt amen
ton. -rF
-Unexceptionable references given, if required.
HENRY G. BRUCE.
Raleigh, April II, 1886. a.
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Oct. Is, 1850.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

EAT HER PRESERV ATIV E.-Patrdges
NJ original Leather Preservatve or Oil Backing,
patent composition for cleansing, preserving, and
newng the color Of leather This composition is not
only the best but the cheapest article known for clean
ing carriage tops, harness, factory bands engine hose
bellows, FEATHER trunks, boots and shoes, and to all
leather exposed to the action of heat, cold or wet
FOR sale by IlOS. A. RUST,
Zap Is Sign Golden Paddock.
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I'D ICUARD HILH JR., GENERAL AGENT AND
IA COLLECTOR, hresout Negroes, rents out Houses.
and Collects claims 9fa kinds Office corner Main and