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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-06
New Spring Goods

CONSISTING or EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE,
Adapted 10 the market, having hccn selected
with particular reference T. the wants oil ihcir
iiiends and customers generally. The sullscri-
crs faiicr themselves iha, they have ii IN their
power 10 serve their irendsa al prices 80 exceeding
" low, as TO insure satisfaction 10 al Who NAV
favor lirm with CALI They would remind their
iriends that this Is not u RepIenished Stock, but
every article is
GNTIRELY NEW,
And emhraces every description Of Goods sold in
This Town. They deem il unnecessary 10 emu
lneraie all The a,iiclrs which they keep on hand
hui trust that NIL who are in want OF any thing
IN their line. will call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as they pledge them
selves Thai they will
O. NG9 BIB lDM.pERgOLDG
Jg any House in The 7s,cn.
LATlMER & BROWN.
April, 1851. IT.
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Augusta, April lG, 1850.
v. .. We arc personally acquainted with Mr..
Haywood, and believe his statement above 10 Le
true. y. - sd ss
( Signed, DILLINGHAM; & TITCOMB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale d IN ,c,ail, Iy "A
D. g u. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100
FuIion-strcci, corner Of William, New loIk,
,,ohi also by Druggists generally Throughout The
United Stalcsam Canudas. Price 81 FER be-
Tic, SIX bottles for SIS.
y For sale also by
Long & Webb, Iillsborough, and
q J. 5. Lucas, Chapel Hill.
May 49, frs ST.
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Mrssns. A. ID. & ID. SAsns.-GcntIepep: /
beg leave 10 add my Testimony ia favor Of your
invaluable medicine. hoping Il may lead some
other unfortunate beings 10 Try lis effects, and
that they may lie benefited as have hccn.
] arrived here tsem The United slsses ly lhe
overland rcule about the frsi Of Ociobcr last. A
few days sfcr was attacked with a ,cry disa.
glecahle eruption Of The skin, which my physi.
clan could noi cure. ! happened 10 find YOU
Sarsaparila in store in this place. and remem.
bcring the popularity Of the medicine At home,
purchased three bottles, which had the desired II
fec, of removing my difficulty entirely.
With Liali rcoat.ls. yours Sr
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IN QUART. BOTTLES.
For Purifying The Bleed, ard for n, err

f.1ftes Ds"es -z-fkuFtaf Dftf(fff. Cu-
fa1,eous tisFfisns, LirrS t'eany laiint a :.
Bfonehsfis. consunffitn Pc -
niaie conyIiafs, Lass
Of Appefife, Genual Detil;fE. az.
n this preparation We have an the re.,.,.,:.
= PseIcfiics Of tLe Fcoi, eonibinc5 and x.u...s
lraicd la lheif utmost saIenslh ard eflir.rv ~
pcriments were made in The manufse,u,, - II.
medicine until Il was found il could MOI \. ~
piosed- Accordingly. ne end il rcsor,.a !. !,
mosi universally IN casts Of scrolula. Linz, ,..
eases, Sab Rheum. Gencfsl PTo.irsiion AZ ~
Vital Poweis, and an those iormeniinr d..
Of the skin 80 tying 20 The patience. ara -.
Gus Ia the health. II is iouic, a,ere,, 49,, h.
inieciant. Il acts simultaneously u,.on ~ y. ~
mach. the circulation and The io,r,b s.nI ~, ~
three processes, whirl are vldina,i, AN, -.
Of three different kinds Of medicine, arc ss,,;,1
on al The same time through the insirumep,,lss
Of fhis one remedial agent. There are m,s.
ways Of rIie,ing pain for the lime briDr ~,
there Is only one way u removing disea,s' ~ n,
palliative. no anodyne. no tropical sppI;r,,;'s
viii icmoye il. !, must be attacked Al H. sou,rs
in the fluids Of the body, which eon,e, M -:
son 10 the localities where il Is dcsclorrd /, 4.
flammatlnn, sores, ulcers, lumors, absces,ex M.
duiaI swellings, &C.. rs The case may be.
These nuids must Ike leaehcd, acted upep. nm.
rilicd by some powerful agent. Such an s,s,,
Is SANS sarsapariila. which gently stimulate,
while il jisiniccts and expcls from the stomach
mud bowels all that Is irritating. and 0, The s.ne
time restores their ,igor and tone. lis rrea, me.
nit Is that il meets and neuiraESss The ae,ise
principle Of disease itself. and when thai is rome
the symptoms necessarily disappear. The rap;.
diiy with which the patient RECEIVERS hcslh AMI
strength under this triple influence is surprising.
Each new case In which il is applied fanishs.
10 the result a new certificate Of It's exrclepoe.
and we have only 10 point 10 the secumuaied
testimony Of muItiIvdes who have experienced
It's ELECTS, 10 convince incredibly itself Of is rs.
al value.
Lieut.. Miller Of The Army has kindly sen, Is
The following letter from California:
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-9 B 3 B D. a
 MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENTIl!

hI.a& If: S s wou%dH LaHSs or sf ali ofPs production powerful % @ % - % most s % 1s.,s % s ] @ s s ss % @ sass s the ,Sss' % 70; \: ssss Z @ % o ] @s s @ sHs S - G asy 5 @ = % % :GE % s: % % $ p rs % the f"a. sSs @ % Sen es s 1nne within the 4eado
 A FrsAtful Ulcer @ @ % Sss g y 5 % s had 9 @ % ] n % @ % % and s ] s % a% % pa, one M @ ] @ % 5 % a up had .s% s: . R: s an. & Gsi @ s pias %Ssn % % ssp a f S.SSS @S making
 eund andB BuA very npd weight onh sSa" s"i 1. @ % sa1 asa sbo 1s % ss s @ had Ts @ @ % % the M western @ southern @ % @ @ % % % aT @ sa ps' all
  s ass s ~ and yoSA
 
 Chronic RAeumau.m. He heard the Mustang imeut & 21 @ and directed nearly @s % 5 d @ I 5 m G @ @ a had @ . s . s.. it to a ss 3: s,'a; s;ss: II; % : % s s as healed beautiful ' The @ St oa; a ssa % ' $ % @ % s % s sS Si % s % tn, 5 % I s @ 5 @ : '@ Th Sa asf s 4 % % s' Sa ' ] n s 1 the
 HOr Animais. n andp O natuul he deryhis perfectly smooth % y o
 
   rxny will try enapesy you @ S's and Ha 1n no. s, . 'P s' % 's:S a's fs 'i
  e n P@"e p Depot D @ s eHs fa @ @ @ nss % streets St 
 Druggists County Mercn ssuppie don hheal lterns
 J. w. TAPPE Wholesale Agen 0t LiLHe Rock Ark M lN
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Swallowing a pin-prObably Fatal Iliu'
 siOn-An Interesting Case.

Under this head the Mobile Tribune gives the particulars of very singular case now under treatment in that city by Dr. Williams, who says that it is nothing or less than an illusion oi the mind. These are the particulas
 The patient is a lady who IS somewhat advanced in years and positively asserts that she has swat. lowed d pin, and 1t has lodged cross ways Tn hel throat Under this belief she refuses to receive food or nourshment, saying that it is impossible fol her to swallow. Previous to the time when she saul she had swallowed 1t, about three weeks ago, she was a woman of a stout constitution and robust habit, but has now dwinded almost to a complete skeleton and was yesterday lying without the pow CT to speak.
 Her throat has several times been examined, not only by Dr. Williams, but other physicians and they all agree in the opinion that there IS no pm there. There IS a complete absence Of nfama- tion m the throat, externally and internally, as far as can be seen, and she does not complain oi pain from pressure of the parts. For the first two days after the idea became fixed in her mind, she partook of her meals usual, and since that time has refused any nourlShment whatever There H an absence of fever, and the pulse IS slow and weak.
 After the doctor had told her repeatedly that there was no pin in her throat, and that he could do nothing for her, she continued to send for him He thought of a plan at last by which she migh be cured of this strange fancy. So he takes with him several surgical instruments, providing him. self with a rusty pin which he crooked for the purpose. He inserted in her throat several times one or more of these instruments having hooked point and, at hls last and greatest effort. pretend ing to draw out the very pin which had given hel so much pain and trouble. and produced it in his hand This satisfied her. She knew it was then out, and thanked the doctor with the warmest ex pressons for the preservation of her life. In a few hours her imagination was again at work, and sRs hat thar.a fhnR there, and under that belief she IS now postrate from debility and unless this phantaSn is in some way remove from her mind, she will probably dit within few days.
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New orleans Market.

CRESCENT OFFIeE, May 5, 1851. CettoN-The recent accounts of severe frost in Alabama, Tennessee, etc., continue 10 exercise a strengthening effect our market, and in spite of the rain. 5000 bales changed hands on Saturday at full prices. We now quote: Inferior. .........6 .6ta ' Mid. Fair.... loial0} Ordinary ....... 7fa sa fan...... II aIIt Middling. ....... a4a9t Good Fair. nominal Good Middling. .i0al0t Cd and Fine. nominal TObaeco--There were no transactions of impor tauee reported on Saturday. Owing to the recent " frost" t" accounts from Kentucky and Tennessee several parties here have withdrawn their stoe ks from market.
 Ssga-Sales l50 hhls at firza prices, say 5ia6 4c for far to prime.
 AoLasses-Choio reboiled selling in small lots at 32a34c. parcels at s4 05sSi I0 but large lots could have been purchased al s4 ps bbl.
 C0ra-NO change. Sales 50o sacks ordinary yellow at 50c, and 5000 sacks (l600 400 and Io00, white and yellow, at 52e pr bushel,
 WAeat-S00 bushels prime brought soc.
 Pork--490 bbis uninspected mess were sold at Sii 5o, and several small lots of branded st sl4 75 pr bbl.
 BAcon-Steady; 30 casks ordinary ribbed sides were sold at SIC. aud few small lots of Cncin- natl al 9e.
 Lzrd-360 kegs No. were sold on Friday (but not then reported at l04c pE 10.
 Cegee-Small sales of good Rio at Sic. fur thcr cargo of s9Ss bags arrived on Saturday.
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Luter.-Later intelligence states that there was a great excitement on the 9th at Havana, in con- sequence of a rumor that an invading party under Lopez had landed at Mare; the report of canon having been heard in that direction.
 The Spanish war steamer Pizarro was lmmedl- ate dispatched to assIst in the defence of Manel. An English frigate and brig of war also got under way for the scene of strife. The Pzauo, soon after leaving port, fell in with the Spanish frigate Esperanza and was told that the firing was on board the Esperanza, while exercising at the guns.
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Salt Well in Tennessee

-,' hrAs'efbrook, formerly President of inc Knov
 a'sersity, has been for some time ensa' a',.'l a-s,.,' N1S a well in Anderson county, East Ten. 3. .,. qua haS succeeded lR reaching bald stream aaT s4Il ~aIef, a, depth of about five hun. l4I ,T twenty feet rubes have been ordered ,r@ p''Siole despatch will be employed to com s.r,,,.D Ds maHuiaeture of salt. The well ,s s.l t' ,r.,e. ~'th dense forest of heavy timber s,s,,,Ia I''a'a one or two hundred yards of iner' @2ap. Insi Iuei wlii ever be
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IMPLYING smNRTRR.

IN order Co ees my goods early in the fall, have determined to start East earlier than usual, and nov request all indebted to Me to "Come up to the Trough" and save me the disagreeable necesi ty oG troubling them again, Iss kaGnf e Rspe tAe Menry, as I am resolved to buy my next stock of Goods for Cash, for the purpose Of selling them less than the same stock can be sold foF in this State hose ali will he ready to pay up upon pre- sentati0n of theIr Bills. ID. 0. FULTON.
 May 18, 1851. 96--4W
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W. MITCHELL, & CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Dealers in Goods Dry Groceries, Sse.
 NAPOLEON, AKK'S. March 30, 1851. 30-tf
S2OO REWARD.

ESCAPED from the Penitentary on this day, L the following described convlcts. I will give s25 each for their capture and delivery to me, fl taken in this county, or $50 each If taken out of Il.
 JOHN II. HANBACK,,
 ceahaetor
 PESrENriAKY, LITTLE RocK, AK,
 March ls 1851. DEscRIrTIoS. S.--James Legrone, A years of age, feet high and stout built grey hair, hazel eyes, roman nose, high cheek bones and sailow com pleXion, tis eoniectured he will tIy to reach the Staie of Louisiana.
 Andrew Rogers IS 3 years of age, 5 feet inches high and of stout build, he has light brown hair. blue eyes, a reddish beard and ior,d com plexiou. he talks little. and in low tone of voice and has quiet look.
 Calvin. a dark mulatto boy, is feet : inches high, stout built and 20 years of age. Joha Smith, free negro, g years of age. s feet inches high, features dark and regular and is by trade black smith, tis eoniectured that he and Calvin will keep together and puxA tox the Greek Nation or the State of Missouri.
 All the above wore caps, coaxyc shirts. one half white and one-hali brown jeaAs pants. and their hair was cut closely on one s,ae. Rogers had a blue jeans coat, the other ! wore coarse jackets. Little Rock, Ma oh 2S. sp-tf
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Attention!

VNHE Examination of the Cadets of the Arkan- 1 sas Military Institute commences on Monday 26th and closes Thursday 29th May, 1851. On "Wednesday evening 2Sth, the Ladies will hold Pair. for literary purposes. The public are respectfully requested to attend.
 GEO. D. ALEXANDER,
 Superintendent. May C, 1881. B
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s:sOO REWARD.

IO tation of the subscriber, m Chieot &V county, Arkansas about the 23d or 4tA day of January last. a mnlatto man named Al
 HILBERT.
 He is about twenty fssoT SIX years yeaN of age, six feet one oE two inches high, stmight haE small feet and hands, erect in person, has fine set of teeth, and plays on the violin very well. The above descnbed boy sooa after his disappearance, IS believed to have been seen iR the possession of and claimed by man named House; his first name IS not knoxn He has made use of several, as Jef- ferson Hoase and C. A. House, M. House, who, il IS believed, had decoyed him off House $ a mAs. apparently about forty five years of age. five feet nine or ten laches high, slender and erect in pes son. talks very slow and drawling; has sandy hair, two front teeth in the upper jaw either broken oE worn off 80 as to leave wide space betweea them, the fingers, in oxe or both hands, crooked though by Rheumatism or injury. and is apparently lit- lie deaf when spoken to.
 will give the above reward for the delivery of the boy HILBERT on my plantation, together with the apprehension and eoNsctsoa of House; os l will give Asadred aud Sly dailEs fos the de- livery of the boy. and pay all reasonable expenses
 GEORGE W. JOHNSON. Chicot connty, Ark, March Is, 1881.
 IJ' Dem X Gasette copy. 4w. .
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MAR REED,

At Clarksville. Arks., on 22d ApIil, 1851, by the Rev. J. J. Putnam. Mir. HENRS A. PowGRs, late of the Choctaw Agency, to Miss SARAH ASN McCoN- NELL, daughter of Dr. E. F. Mcconnell, of that place,
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rlRE INaURAMCE.

By the undersigned Agent for the PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, og HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. Pollces issued upon the most favorable terms by
 VIM. B. WAIT, Agent. May 6. 1850. 95-tf.
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L0Mds im DresC COsslsty for
 Sale

SNfe TTPON accommodating temS the following U tracts of lands situated upon Bayou Bartho- lomew, in Drew county. Arkansas: S. E. fraction qr. sec. !: West half sec. '; W. half of N. E. qr. sec. q; W. half sec. 6; W. half offs E. qr. sec. 6; all in township IA south range west.
 These lands arc among the best in the State of Arkansas, well situated, in thriving nelghbor- hood and convenient for shipping produce. For terms, apply to
 l.. A. WHITLEY. Little Rock March 22d 3S-3m.
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New Spring Goods. 00 Pieces latest style Barages. %O 20 printed Muslins.
 late style Silks. 300 assorted Calleoes
 3e |" Ginghams. 20 " Cottonades.
 Brown Linen.
 20 Demins.
 Bales 3-4, 7-Ss & A. BroxA & BlcA'd
 DomesticS>
 6-4, S-4, i0-4 and 1924, Brown and Blch'd
 Sheetings.
 3 pieces t2-4 Linen Sheetise = hish Laea Gloves, Cnaxats, Pocket Handkcrchiefs, Shawl La. Apros Checks, Osnabergs. Cmhseliaa, Parasals. Negre goods. &c.s Ac, &a. Received per P. Pennywitt, and for sale cseau for Casa ealy by JOHN D. ADAMS March 25. 1851. sSseazsAput Lrnd;.~.
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Mntss Mats!s 0O Dog. Palm Leaf Hats. >Ol !" Panama ?" mienny LIad !" Hata- 6 " Tampico 4 <" Campeachy Received peE P. PsaAywis and fur sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS. March 25iS41 Ssss~baa Landing
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LABAN NJ. STROUD

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, MILL practice in the Courts of Newton, Scar w cy, Marion. and Carroll counties. Residence near Crooked Creek, Carroll CO.,, Ark.
 April 22-33-ly.
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.N'OTKCE.

.VWTECE,
 A IL pezons indebted to the estate of U. B. "A Baldwin, dec-. whose notes became due on the first day of March, are hereby notified that un- iess quick payments are made On he same. they will be placed In the hands of the psoeex ol6eers for collection. A. J. HGyTR. Abrr.
 Little Rock. MrsA 3i, 1881.
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ELoUR 70 Rbls "O'Fallon Mills' Extra Sa- -I per6ns.
 30 "Quincy Mlps'' Extra Sa- per6ne. Received and for sale by
 May 10, 1881. VIM. B. WAIT.
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ICE, FRUITS, NUTS S,.

IIE, FKUITS, NUTS ke. TUSr received by the steamer Pontiac No. 3 sH 20 Tons oi B0sion lee. 25 B xes kaisens. Barrels Chestnats Bag et Ainohs. Bag English walnuts. ! Barrel Coeoanst 50 Cans Oyes,ers. Barrels OyesteFs in the shsil. zoos Picked Oyesters. Boxes Tobacco. Hogsheads Sugar ! Dog. Bssket Anaissf |" Cordials DemijoAns. March sd. 1851. as-a
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 Sa0dleFy.

A LARGE lot of Saddlery. consisting of gentle A men and ladies Saddles, Brides. MaTtingales, Saddle Bags, Carpet Bags. Guths Cireingles, Col lars, Haimes. Birdie Filings, Salky, Wagon and riding Whips, Shrrp Irons, Budle Bits, &c., &c.. .&c., received per Phillip Pennswit and for sale for CASH by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25. 29-H
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Roots sssed Shoes. | CASES Boots assorted; \ Kip Brogans; doz. Gents fine Calf SAsess Gastsra- l2 Ladies Shoes assorted; Misses and childrens Shoes assorted: Case Boys Kip Bngaw; 's Boots, dc., &c.. &c. Received per Phillip Pennywit. and for sale hy
 JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25. 29-tf
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C0ff0m Seed.

COttOm Seed, LUST received 3s Bushel of Dr. Jordan's eele. J bTated Cotton. Seed, and for ssle cheap. by
 4. J. HuTT. Little RDck. March 3l. 1851. MaiR sarees
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CHOCTAW LAND SCRIP in pieces of 80, l6C O and 320 acres, for sale by VIM. B. WAIT.
 March 25 29-tf
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Damclng sclsO0l.

AeamcHmg schO0n. GEo. E. KING. respectfully informs the e,,i- NA .ens oi LAtls Rsek. and vicinity, that lss will sPen hls School ia the shsvs accomplishment, on sa.arday' the Iss day os March. al the Rock Hotel Lessons fer young Ladiss. Missss and M.s,ers VIII De given on the msrning and evening of Sal. uTday of each weak.
 Little Rock. Feb. fs, 1881. A-Iw
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SfWft0mWrw.

A LARGE and beautiful assortment of xta- "A tionary, recsived per Phillip Pennywit. ami for sale by JOHN b. ADAMS
 Steamboat Landing.
 h@rch %o. 29--tf.
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St. Patrick's Male COllegiaGe
 Institute.

LITTLE ROCK, A4kANsAS. THlS establishment is now openeSon Louisiana 1 street for the admission of day pupils-and II S expected after some time to afford accommodations for boarders.
 The Course of Education will Embrace, ist. The Primary; 2d The Mercantile. and 3rl The Classical and Philosophical Departments. TERMS-Per quarter of twelve weeks, payable in advance for the Primary Departments which n- clude Spelling Reading and Writing s %, For the Mercantile. which includes Arithmetic, Bellies Letters, Elocuiion, Geography, History and Mensuration $s O0.
 For the Classical and Philosophical department, which includes together with what Is mentioned in the Mercantile course the Latin, Greek. Preach and Italian languages the science of Al gebEa Geometry, Trlgonometry with Natural and Experimental Philosophy SIP 00.
 DIRECTORS AND PROFESSORS.
 REv. PATRICK REILLY,
 REv. PATRICK BEESAN,
 REv. PATRICK MARTIN,
 Little Rock, March IS, 1882. 2s-Iiw.
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Wagons.

WMBOAA@. TWO NEW two horse Wagons, for sale eheap. by J. D. ADAMS, March 25, 1851. 90
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Rf Steamer Emily have just received and now O oGer for sale: 50 Barrels Super Fine Flour; Rye Whiskey; IS Boxes Assorted Tobacco. 10 Lemon Syrup; '' Candy;
 Barrel English Filberts; le Ale. N. TANTT.
 Lower Steamboat Landing. April !, 1s5i.-31-u
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Negroes for SaIe

TWO LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN, one with \ two children, and the other with one. For sale for cash. by !. D. ADAMS.
 at the steamboat Landing March 25, 1881. 2a
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woman,s Dress.

4 late npQber u ssae Boston Medical and Sur gical JouFnA publishes papet. read beE5se ''ihe Boston aoeiety for Medical Improvement" by DT W. |. C0aE, oa the rPFt.segt fashion of dress anoagst our women InJts relation to their h, alsh The iollow Ipg .pASasEoph Enefiis tbe wise eonsid eration of aM whom ii concerns
 with alvieW o lInpfovIng their shape the lower part oa the dtess gf waalea ION consists oI six, eight, or even nore Skirkls made of various mateTiels; cotton tue sslG woolen material, in tended for curialns, called moreeH aanael aud at times quilted with cotton wooi--wetEhing together Ss aseeFtalaed by actual experiment. ten, twelve, and even fifteen pounds. Each of these is sup ported by strung drawn very tlthtiy 9To0isd the body We have sean q q marks ol these strings for days after the skirts have been fes,.ssysd-we have seen thstn even after death. Here, then the first source of tyil--the continued pressate and eonsuaint that these strings keep uh. evident iy embarrassing greatly tue organs within. When 10 tbss, however, We add the weight ol the skirts we cannot but at once perceive how great an ad- ationsi force IS sei tc work, particularly fl it's ope Ea.ion--as exefied upoa organs having amoasgi themselves a mobility almost as great as that of haid-be properly es inlated.
 To protect the abdominal viseers against this pressure, remember there is nothing. m front al leaSs save a thia partition of woman s soft and tenslonlesS muscle. Flat these yiseera should be forced downwaTdS is not sgftTiasag; that they mast in turn exert an equal force downward oa the tetfit FtSfNfh tS flliGffeHt. ft~ye we have an explanation full, aaa we tglsst. con viHene, of the ffeqseaey of disease ID she yoang- est and hesFtlest q the sex--whieh twenty years sRce was consfiered peculiar Go those whaSe pow CTS of life greatly hansted by demands upon tneln. were alresiy on iae deehae from age; an expsnaEi9a, l issy meatea in passing. f0t yei oitcted gs far as can ascertain, by any other S.,tzr t
 Df, Coase says, that until the lsyi fifteen yeats, although !hc dress was al times wefH low oH the ehess, ii vas hang by broad shoulder straps olgen coming lsosn inc shooiaeyk high up iowsfds the sdes os ihs neek. Prints illustrating tbe fashions ps this country prior to the time laeationed, and the costumes cf England of Ffasee ios aay period, prove thls. Aboal ht4eca years since, as hall ar0ss. ise shoulder straps were lsiE of So thai she upper llne oi the d1e2s was perfectly ha1zonsal and thss wi,h the staslle views oF deliSasy 30 DC. euliaf sb fashion, ot,cn low enough u atselo=s ihe edge of Inc arm pl.. In shls style there was danger of she dress Siirping Goxn. and t woald ao G. but fos 1t ;aseaiouS eoninsaace of @itasebose aprights. ike lowsy ends of waseh are suppofssd al tsas expease of tissper vital organs over which they are placed.