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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-02
Fon THE ADVERTISER.
OUR CAUSE OF QUARREL

Er,,ow.C,r,zESs:-NIr WEBSTER ascribcs
the first Legislation on the subject of slavery to
Southern statesmen-such patriots rs JEFFERSON
and MADISON, and dcplorcs, in the language of
feeling. the change which has taken place, ut the
North, and at the SottE, since their day.
"A change has really come orer the spirit o.
our dream.n Shareholders have the natural and
constitutional right TO advocate the manum'sslon
of their own slaves, through the proper channels;
for it is their own property, they are disposlng
of, and injury can result to no one from their
acts, but to themselves. But a Northern l.cgis-
lator is an impudcnt intermedder, when he pre-
sumcs to regulate an institution, in which he has
no interest, and by which he can never be af-
fcc.cd. In tho days Of the two illustrious men
to whom have had reference, the provisions Of
the Constitution, for the protection Of every
species of our property, met With universal re-
spcct throughout the land and the grand sys,
TEN for the reduction and ruin of the South had
not yet had its fatal conception. There were NJ
men of the revolution wicked enough to bcgct 81
! foul monster
i ,..,, ~ .o.noo, ,rrra,t
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BRANnRErLI,S PILLS.

vs~IIE ERANDREPH FILLS, as a general
= family medicine, especially in a country so
suhiec; 10 sudden changes ol;emperaiule as this.
their value is incalculablc. By having lie Dram
jrelh Pills always on. hand, should a sudden at.
tack of sickness take filace, they can lc given ut
once. and will often have effected cure before
the physician could have arrived.
In cholic and Inflammation oflhe bowels. these
Pills viii at once relieve, and perseverance, in
their use, according to the directions, will surely
do all that medicine can do, TO restore tie health
nf the patient.
In all cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma.
Diseases of the Heart, and all affections Of the
stomach and bowels. the Brandreth Pills will be
found never-failing remedy.
To insure the full benefit Of these cclcbratr,,
Pills, they should be kept in the house, SO thai.
upon the first commencement of sickness. thew
may he at once resolted to. One dose then IS
better than dozen after disease has become es-
tahlished in the system.
DIR. Brantreth's Prilcl Office, 2il Broad
ay New York.
CT Agents forthe aleof3randreth' spilIs:S
D. Heart;, HiilshoroGlh.
B. M.Dadc, Chapel liil... !.
G. A. Mchans, Masom Hail.
4, Mi:kls 4 Co., Bingham School.
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WORD TO TOBACCO cHEwERs.
A word ~oun drop % s.s eAurrA sOiag a..
ofecsasry and toNn.-ani nOi u joks.-
Thai che~ins iob1eco. and slissin- The irios
In ihe bou.s q tie Lord. caa Gid n excuse.
But want Of pOliienrss. o. ralhT q sssce.
orwsni Of respect g. the ha:loNea place:
yss here Il i ?racHirs.l ~ A. d AMI G.;
Ard lhers i i followed b. Z, y and q.
You never need ask where shrss gentry ~.
last Ioss On the @aI. and yoaIl see hy the spin
In daEk 6lihy pudIles il spreads On The liosr.
From ths pulpit MI rsunl earh ~ay 70 ihr door.
The scene Is dissuains. AMI haW must oas feel
II. ia such place. he were called on 70 kses.s
Yet olea il happens thess msa are 50 good.
They tsnd On their knres While others have s,osl
This done, they Is;ara % their lasos again.
Sill chewing their quill. AMI speeding he stain
A sandal 70 man. scandal 10 grace.
Here deeency blnshes and covers her face.
Do throw out your ehews. ere you enter lhs ioor,
Aud nsser 50 rulely behave any more;
BaidOwn with your cash Coz The saad and he soap
For the horrible ID Of cleaning all up.
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Encourage Home Industry,

Stafford, Clark & DIxOn,
Manufacturers Of Horse Powers and
Theshing Machines. both Portable
and Stationary Straw Cutters.
Grist & Saw Mil Irons. Edge
Tools. Mil s Factory Gear.
and all kinds Of Castings now in use
in this country.
CONTINUE u earn 90 their business a ihrir
- Machine shop ard Farndg; snd having GA
hard vel selected assortment Of the lest No
ieFiaIs, o. vel rs Morkmen of h0nrsi and tenn
Iensle habits. They faiieI themselves lhai we'k
in their line viii e done equal IL nor superior 10
any which can leTa.cund eilheI Sarsh Or South.
With grateful ackn1n Judgments % lis psllic for
Iasi fasors. they would respectfully sollcil ccn-
iiHusnce ~ patronage. Lciiers addressed 10 them.
or either u item at Snow Camp Posi OfIirr, -
amance county. N. c.. viii mest prclnTi atrn-
iioa.
JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH w. DIXON.
pecemheF 3. cs-3m
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IMPROVED
Daguerrean Process.


) aaneoacins 10 The ciliErns Il llillsisaough
: Ger reiufa. nc uasld bsirEy STALE. lhzi or
exnrTirncs. all. and lie eniiHs saii.fscsioa we
have siNAss gisen. sre loo wei know 4 10 require
here 81 s1iended hasire- TO these unargpain-
I'd nl:h -. ne Aesiisie not in sayirg thai our
facilities u eu<ry raped sre snsEEpsassd land
ne bslisse aneqaaisedl By any Oshei Opsrsior in
ths STATE. We poses The finest InsinaInenis.
ArpaF4ies. &es-All he receri and valuable in,-
proxemenisi IN the Ar. both An.rlican sud Euro
peans-A large and varied assoIilnsnf Of M0roc-
CO Lasrs some 81 Is never bcf0rr iniFoiCcrd
hese. : ike lFHny Lind case. Book case. &cs--
Rosssss@a. Aaslssany and Guiia IrErha Frames
--Ahd iae fai.siing a miniatures in l.ockris.
nsvasilaas E.acrisls. Fingsr-Rings. &c. is .
branvh II nssssh He have Ind A. much practice
- any DasaFsnoiylisa IN he United States
In fari Ae en- sshish suprnrr LikrncSScs in hri-
ter a'i mse different I, les shaa any oshsI Artist
ii Nsssa IaEa.ina.
II i.als-~. our aivsniagrs present strong
claims. Ties AZ assisted lin 4 separate aPsI-
me.t.i il i'.siE ttseiie AMI TErparci isr sitting
b Miss ". whose experience anil success with
rhiiirra EFa.irse gratifying results -and whose
style IT ruiaaiuE i DISQUALIFICATION q xhiSh
duties are t-slssiteiy within The province u
feanale.
Likeassses isken equally As wei IN el0ssdy Is
in clsas weather. We, bright day Is ieitrr for
children; AM pictures Of all kinds correctly ccps,d
10 any SIZE.
Rooms Al tho Count House. where al persons
ans invited TO call AMI see specimens. whether
thsy wish 10 sit or not
Prariiral and valuable Instructions given In
the Art.
Early application Is drsired. ns our stay Is poi,
lively limited.
]. w. T. WILDE & DAuoaTrR.
Jan. 90. 1851. 67--I
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Suicide horrible suicide was cnn
miiledb Henry Picard. of Elizabeth Civ,
n. e.. on The 23i January. Ii seems
thai il his ies peraie resolution to destroy
his life. Mr.. z first attempted 10 cnl his
throat. and inflicted npnn himself lripht.
lul wound falling IN this. lie took down
a gun. put the mazzle ii his mnalh. IN
attempted 10 blow ont bis brains-bu, il
would not 60 Of. lie finally seized !,
canisler q powder. To which he applied d
torch. aud a terrible explosion fuleaet!
tearing open The windows and sh4,erIng
every Thing in lis way. The unfortunate
victim of his own rashness was found III 4
shocsingly mntilaied condilion. hui not
YET dead lie fingered until The next
DAY. when he expired. lniemperanre
and domestic troubles induced The rasI,
act.
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FREEMAN, EcDGEs & Co.
Importers and J0bbers,
s. Libuiy Street, New York,
(beiwesn Droaiway and Nassau.

lbe'wecn broadway and Nassau
4 he now receiving q rich and beautiful as
n sntaeni Of Fancy Si.k and Asilii-
ncfY Goods. TO which We would particular
y ad.irrss the attention Of all Cash Purchasers.
AM viii make II an object foI them 10 give US q
call as we aye determined 10 sell our assortment.
FOR Cash, losef than ever hrlo.e offered in this
market,
Mi!!iners can supply themselves with every ar.
ticc ia ;hrif line, Of about The cost Of Imporia-
lion o. A,,cirm prices. Many OF our goods 'sre
manufactured expressly for our own sale, aud cali
not le surpassed for beauty or low prices.
Rich Ia; and Cap Ribbons. a la,ge variriy.
Silks and Ss'ias for Bonneis.
cIapcs, Grape Lisses, Tarslons and Illusion
Laces.
Trimmings flr Hats, Caps and Dresses.
Jenny LindIals. Party X Opera Head Dresses.
Embroidered Gapes, Collars, Cuffs, and Che
niset;s.
Embroidered Edsinss and Inseriings, Swiss
and Muslin.
Thread, brussels, yalenc;ene, Silk and Lisle
Thread I.accs.
Embroidered. REVERE and Plan Linen Cam.
brio lIkfs.
Gloves and Nii,s. Kid. Silk, I.isle Thread and
Sewing silk.
Scarfs, Crayais. and Dress Hafa,
Swiss, Jaeonri, Book Musins. & Bishop Lawns.
Embroidered. Damask and Plain Cotton Grape
Shawls.
4 FuN assortment of STRAW GOODS.
French md american ArfifiQi Flouers.
With large variety not mentioned above.
Al wishing 70 avoid paving long prices will
make money by calling and satisfying them
selves.
January. 1851. Gs-
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Frs.n lhe Presbyterian.
roRcE or EXAMPLE,

fORC Z OF Z = u l. 2.
low often are we led aslray by snme
ha5n. which we have adopted with ~
consideration. bat simply because those
with whom we sssoeiaie are given 10
The same prarIice. There are few
things. in which The truth nf these re-
marks is more slri1insIy shown. Than in
The drinking cnsioms "f The day. !
know ploas aud promising Young mini
lister of ihr gospel. with his lady aud an
elder IN his church. who use wine al lin-
ner. | Lnow mother in Israel. WHO j.
lull Of good works. but who places before
her guests The spanking wine, am! par
rakes with them The tempting beverage
There are thousands &c Others who follow
the same custom. without surprising. for
nomen'. that they are dung any thing
thai Injuries The carse o. Christ. or iempis
their f,llOw.men io 60 asiray. That this
habit does eugender evil. | think beyond
doubt. One or two facts will illustrate
how il sometimes operates. friend
or mine. who j. poor. and has a large
f.m,ly, had been given TO The TOO free
use Of the wine cup. Some three years
ago he was induced 10 beenmc son Of
temperance. and has 10 this time been
true TO his pledge. Not long since he
dined with a lady of high standing, fnr
wlInm he had great reverence !; al DINNER.
she invited him 10 take glass nf vine
with her. He declined. She sent 10 lie
cellar far ale. and when il came she urged
lin 70 drink OF il. saying she knew he
would pariake If tint. for il was very nice.
lie declined. but as he has himself told me-.
he was strongly tempted. he was almost
gone. II lie had taken one glass Of Ell
iher, IN Ill human probability, il would
haze ruined him for time. and sealed his
destruction lnr eternity. 10 such man.
one glass is The spark 10 The magazine Of
powder.
IN lie village Of c.. there WIS some
years ago wedding parry. where wine
was handed around. There was present
a promising Young man. who had heea
q drunkard. but had signed the pledge,
and given good evidence Of his deiermi-
nation 10 keep il. A clerical liieni who
was present, saw this young man change
hi, position several times. rs The waiter
OF wine passed aroanj, 50 rs 10 avoid lis
being brought to him. 4 lady present
saw lhai he had not been waited on, ANT,
pouring oui one glass Tor herself and ore
f'f him, went up - him and Invited him
10 du her The hnnnnr 10 drink glass Of
vice with her. He did sn; aud IN a very
short lime lie was beasllv drunk. and has
rem, ned dlunkard 10 this day, auless
his b hits have bees. changed since heard
from bin. which is highly Improbable.
apnlher occurrence OF The same cIiarac.
Ter, with ike results. occurred 5 me wears
agn in liz lown Of F., in the state of
Virginia.
A good man or woman. who drinks /
wine. by this habit tends wonderfully 10
weaken The jorre 81 public oplni,n against
The diam drinking habits of the day. and
when they pa. Il bri'ne their guests and
invite them 10 drink. ihey lei loose an OK
which has been wnm to push with the
bora. l.ook no. upnn the Win.."
EERBya SAT-.
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Notice.

"A am obliged TO raise money to carry on
= my business and pay my debts, those who
are indebted 10 me, by note OF account, arccarr-
estiy requested 10 call and make immedia:e pay
ment.
HENRY EVANS.
y. u. have on hand large $50 & ent Of
well made Furniture, which will sell .og %
cash.
am also prepared 10 furnish Cofl:ns at three
nonrs notice, Of the plainest or iinst style, of
Walnut or Mahogany.
Persons att distance may rely on being served
Iere sooner than they can be al hone.
III. EVANS.
Cabinet M.scr and Generct CndsriGker.
Nov, ls, 10
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THE HyLLsE0RoUGH RECORDER
rs PUNISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTH & son.

By DENNIS HEARTF N SUN.
Tcrnas.-Two Dollars year, if paid IN az,
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il not pa'd
within three months; or Three Dollars, il deiavcd
until after the expiration of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until oil arrcara'
ges are paid, Unless at the option oftle puhslsr'
Hereafter no paper will he sent to new sur
scritero out of thissta,e unless ayment i made ~
advance, or some person in the state VIII Oesyl,o
responsible to the cditor;-and in no case wilit.0
paper he sent 10 subscriber out of the s'a'c -
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen Ines'
orc dollar for tie first, and twenty-five Genus =
each subsequent insertion longer ones ~ ~.
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five r.,
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-third WIZ Y
made to advertisers by the year.
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a rich mlscr. in Auburn. New York
y Q be hurled III Owasco Lake. beaui.
ini shees Of water near that Town. lie
b d stone COLIN made, which axes
- evoke Of oxen 10 draw il. IIp
gives man nee farm for bar,ing hin.
iir ]. 10 take hin INTO The middle .. The
lake ard sink him.
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n o TIC u

y q i { Z.
THE Subscriber having hcen appointed b, the
= Court, Commissioner To sell The Negroes lr-
longing to the estate OF THOMAS EUBANKS,
deceased. AMI having performed the said COM
mission. Is now ready 10 pay the proceeds 10 the
heirs of the said estate. and consequent, viii
not consider himself liable foT interest after this
date.
spIVY HENSLEE, Comm'r.
Person county, Jan. 81. 1851. Gs--4wp
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAaoLiNA,
ORANGE CorYTY.

ORANGE COUNTY.
IN Edaity--september Term, 1850.
Hiram Word, .S.raa lFilgaas, Simon H,rae9ev
W:Llian. PIKE. John PIKE, Prisciha Lamb
Jonathan w W.-rd, Solomon Free, Zenith s
Free. C9tria Straias end ,cite Susannah. joe
y. fregden. Daniei r. Troga:a, William C,
Ifogden, John TrDg5ea. Isngc Ne. Yros.,ien
Ek spooa and m;fe AtiguiI. H7lsan. Spooa
and ie.fe PfiseiRi, Reuben Trosde., and So.
'aset 7rogacn, plaintiffs,
against
William Kinney and ugte Sus0nnqh. John Hor.
neday and ,e;tf Eaomi. Stegliea IEclls. Wiz
hdm Hells. Joseph Wells MILAN Wells
.Htsfer WsAs, Sna lNhs. Sssannob Ran
Elisabeth Campbell Caway IRsa. 7aomas
Wvd, dnfaoag Ward. and Daaal Free,
John Free. H;iiinn, Frfe,s heirs, Isaiah
Horaeday and ,r!fe Saliy, .iJfea Treg.lea,
Rstsadants.
Petition for account and distribution.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of The Court.
Z that the defendants in this case are not inha-
hiants of this state; Ii is therefore ordered. thai,
publication lie made in tho l!illshorough Rccor.
der for six successive weeks, for said defendants
10 appear at The next term of this Court, to lie
held for the county Of Orange, at the courthouse
N Hillshorough, on the second Monday in March
next then and there to plead, answer or lemur;
otherwise the petition will be taken pro conesso,
and ST down to be heard OK parte.
Witness, q. Long, Clerk and Master of our
saii Court o. Equity, Al office, the second Mon
day OF September, A. d. 1850.
q. T. LONG, G. & II.
iie aux - ". 67-6w
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAR0LlNA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1850.
Allen Weaver

Chesterfield Robertson and others. heirs a. law %
David Robertson. deceased.
Justices Execution kried on Los,d.
ET appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
a that Chesterfield Robertson and Calvin Rohcr-
son, two Of the defendants in this case, are mol
inhabitants Of this slate; II Is therefore ordered,
tina, publication he made six weeks successfully
ia the liillsborough Recorder, for said defendants
TO appear before our next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, 10 he held for the county Of
Orange, al the courthouse in Hillshorouah, on
the fourth Monday in February next, il.cn and
there to show cansc why the land levied on shall
not be sold 10 satisfy said execution and the cos,
Of this proceeding.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
nt Office, the fourth Monday Of November, A. b.
1850.
]. ALLISON, c. c. q.
Price adv. $500. CIV
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sT appearing To the satisfaction Of the Court.
that the defendant in this case is not an inha-
biiant of this State; II is therefore ordered that
publication be mads in the lfi!ls5orough Recor-
der, for six weeks successfully that said defend
ant appear at the next t'rm ofthis Court. to be
hell for the county Of Orange, at the courthouse
in Hiilsh0oush, on tho fourth Monday in Fehru-
airy next, then and there To show cause. if any he
can, why the land levied OH shall not be condemn
cd 70 satisfy plaintiff claim.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk of said Court,
at office, the fourth Monday Of November, A. d.
1850.
]. ALLISON, 9. Z. c.
Price adv. S4 so. 7l-ew
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Land for Sale.
TOWnsend'S SarSaparilla.

EUSr received and for sale at this Office, q
- fresh supply Of Townscnds SarsaParilla, IN
quart hotties.
Also quantity Of Townsend's Almanacs'
which will be distributed gratutously to all ap'
plicants.
April 3. DID,
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Advertising Rates for the IIilIsborOughRrsordff'

One dollar per square &c lincs) for me i NJ
insertion, and % cents for each continuance =
auctions made in favor OF standing advertiseh''f'
n fnllaue
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MEN WANTED
To ACT as TRAVELLING AGENTS, FOR THE
VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD
OF THE
United States Squadron,

UNDER CUWMUUUKE q. 2. READ.
Illustrated Nth EngrGvings. q
"A NUMBER of en,erprising and intelligent
men, of good character, are offered proita-
bic employment in circulating, by subscription.
the above valuable and interesting work in Or
ange county. and other counties in The State Of
North Carolina. The Terms, which are very
liberal, will he given on application to the sub
seriher, post paid. This work will moi he sold in
the Book Stores, hut exclusively BY Agents, at
reasonable and uniform price.
III. MANSFIELD.
Bookseller and Publisher,
1874 Yoik Street, New Haven, Connecticut
January 10, ee-
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NOTICE.

~ ~ 4 y ~
HAVISG settled the estate II cATHARINE
EGBANKS, deceased, OF which am Adj
minis;rator. | am now ready to distribute TO the
next Of kin, on application, and consequently
shall not hereafter consider myself Liable for
interest.
SPlVY HENSLEE, Admir-.
Person county. Jan. "a, 1851. Gs-swp
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ORANGE COUNTY COURT.
November Term 1Ssn

ORDERED by the Court, that John u. Kirk.
= land, Esq, be appointed Commissioner ct
Aiii iasits on Bounty Land Claims. fol Orange
County. and that publication thereof be made in
tho HlisbDrough Recorder and North Carolina
Democrat.
]. ALLISON, c, c. c.
Deseaihsr 10. ~
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4 CARD

4 CA RID.
's'HE Subscribers having associated lhemsel,ss
as Merchant Taiio,s, under the firm OF
CARMICHAEL & cox,
and fitted up The store ore door shavs the corner
on churOn sueei. brlow the Post Office. are now
receiving e superior assortment Of materials for
Gsniicmsn's clothing. among which are the I'll
lowing,
Superior Black French BroadcIoth.
I" Brown
Blue ("
Olive :"
" Green /" Z"
Black Doe skin Cassimeres.
Plain ditto
Fancy, English and French, ditto.
Fancy SILK and Woollen ycstmgs.
Silk IIandkerchisfs, Crarats, Stocks,
Shirts, Drawers and Gloves.
Also, m assortment Of
REALTsMArE CICEETEGs
All Of which have been purchased at The North
with Cash, and will he sold chtGp.
They have taken advantage Of the visit 10 the
North 10 observe the Fashions and are prepared
% make up in the most fashionable style and in
The hest manner, any Of the above Goods. Per-
sons furnishing their own Cloth may 10 assured
that their work work will be done in equally good
style.
The undersigned have both hcen lang known
n this community. and they hope have in some
iegrce obtained the confidence Of the public for
aithirlness in their work. Their terms will be
LEVIN CARMICHAEL,
JOHN A. cox.
October I. SIT
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-08-13
MILL POINT CHEAP CASH STORE.

TIME undersigned has just received, and is now
/ opening large additions to his stock of goods,
which he proposes to sell very cheap for ready pay
to which he invites the attention OF the public
His stock of drugs and medicines is greatly enlar
oed and now embraces nearly all the articles usu
allv called for in this market; including Paints,
Oils. and Dye Stuffs Dry Goods and Groceries; my
stock contains some articles worth having, such
ms Sheetings, Prints Musketo Netting, an indis-
nensoble article in this quarter; Tea Coffee, SUI
rars Rice, Goldfish, Bar-soap, cheap Candles, Crack
ers by the pound or barrel. Also a new and splen-
did assortment of Crockery and Glass ware, Look
inc Glasses &C., &c. A choice lot of shelf Hard
ware Window Glass and first quality Nails, cheap
or than ever before offered in this market. Tin
ware, Stoga Boots Powder, Shot Lead, Caps, and
Wash Tubs in any quantity. No trouble TO show
goods-call and see for yourselves. llh.
Mill Point July 2, 1881. H. NJ - SMiTH.
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rNsURANCE,-The undersigned is agent for the

TNSURANCE,--The undersigned is agent for the
il HARTFORD AETNA. and PROTECTION INsU-
RANCE COMPANIES. The companies are possess
ed of a large surplus capital, reserved solely to
meet losses, and by their fair, honorable and
prompt payment of all damages for which they
have been liable, and their well tested ability have
companies Each of them recently paid to the
citizens of ST. Louis one hundred and forty thou
sand dollars, without requiring them to wait the
sixty days to which their rules entite them These
Companies levy no assessments upon the insured.
Co. which divides its profits among the insured.
This is new company and is doing heavy bust
ness. The undersigned is also, agent for the New
YORK LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY, which ranks
among the most able and safe institutions of the
| kind in the world +. III. CUNNING.