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FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Africa arrived from
Liverpool on 22ndult. J
German affairs were less warllke
though tbey were still unsettled. There
was a general hope Of an amicable
settlement OF existing difficulties be-
tween Austria and Prussia, though
preparations for hoslillties were still
continued by both powers, The
prospects OF peace had favorable
eItec' on the cotton market.
France and the other Continental
States are tranquil.
In England the papal excitement
has subsidized.
The Africa had heavy weather
during hervoyage.
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ONFEREN

The South Caro- ma Annual Con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Bishop Paine presi-
ding, closed a very harmonious and
pleasant session at Wadesboro, on
Monday, 23d Dec. The following
are some ofthe appointments:
Samuel Leard presiding EIDE of
w. a. Gamewell Cumberland cir
cult; A. NJ Eos er, Greenvie stalicn.
l. a. Green and 4, III. Harmon do
circuit; 4. b McGilvery and l.. III.
Dunwoody. Pendleon circui; John
l'mger, plckcus circuit; u. H.niard,
Paris Mountain; w. p. Mou Oh,
SparIanburg s,at'on Miles Puck,tl.
do. circuit R. p. Franlls, MI Oval
".rcu.: L. SCARBOROUGH Ca,aw a
circuit IL. II }u ant presiding ell.
der Of Lincoln on district
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GEORGE OATES S

GEORGE OATES
MUSIC WARE ROOMS.
For The orcletsipe sdle9t Bacon 4; Ra
nea's and Dubois and Seabwyis
yi celebrated Grand zfctioa Pisbrj
A aao EOrteSs 99 e9gg7t
81 and 2s0 King Street, (at the Bend,j
CHARLESTON, IS. G.
Ece1'y hastgwmeat sold as accompqnied
ulth a uuttea guarantee SO tAat
there as. no risk ~haterer toIthe pur-
chaser.
NEW MUSIC.
M r.. OAT ES would respectfully invt
1VA he attention of the public generally
to his select catalogue of musical publca
tions, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers.
dina Bishop's Grand March, founded on
Beini'S celebrated Rondo Finale, ,tAh
don't mingle,' in LA StmnmbulaI and
introducing the new variation, composed
by BclIini, (rever before published and
the property of Bochsa) Emhellished
with correct likeness of Madame Bishop.
in the character of Amna. Arranged
Tor The Piano Forte by N. G. BocIsol
Price 375 cents.
Une maH dan les 7,opi9ues: "a Night in
the Tropics.) A Rcvrie, on a motive
from Ii Desert, by I'clici,c David. Com
posed by Maurice Smakosch. 3fIcents.
Grdmd Polka Fan'oStigue: composed Lv
the late eminent Guitaist, Vincent
Schmidt author of the Retreat Are
ranged forthp Piano Forte Iy Miss Adj.
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A R THURS CMA
a N = Ig 1T n F

-
THE subscribers have commenced the
publication of New Weekly aper Tor
families, with the above title, under the en-.
tire control of t. S. Arthur, who will con
ccntrale upon it all, or neu,ly I'LL, of his lii
erary lahors. TIE design of this paper is
clearly expressed in the title--'Ilome Ga
zct'e.! 1t will be, emphaicully IL paper
for the home circlc--a household compan-
iona pleasant fl cside friend, coming t.
all with y cheerful countrnance, and seek
ing, while 1T imprrts Instruction, To enter
ain and interest all classes of readers. A
leading feature of the "Ilome Gazettc" will
be II scre, of O gial Nouvelettcs by the
Ed tor who will furnish some four ol five
pictures of domestic life, written in his best
style, for every volume. The "llome GA
zetle" will he the organ of no party nor
sect, nor will it be the exponent ofany of
The jSwS of lie day But it will faithfully
advocate the night, and seek, by every
mean to widen the circle of human hap
piness. Honestly will the editor teach the
ruth, as he has ever done in his writings,
Cor Tic sake of e jod to his fellow men. Bu
in doing ihis he will avoid unnecessary.
hW,hnes> and cHu>clcSs offence. and keep
his journal free fom St,im of woundnp nc'-
sonality. He will oppose what is false
md evil, as one of his ,ocll duties but
while doing so, will use no sharper language
th,n It's rch, kc md correction may require.
He "Hom- u zcllc" will he elegantly
p mIed, or fine white paper, with roe
cle'u faced type, that may be read by
oung md old without injury 10 the ewes.
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MEANNES s. s

charleston Sun makes some COM
nents upon the following article
from a Georgia submission paper
III which an ili-llisguised pleasure is
betrayed at the possible chance of
difficulties and losses overtaking a
sister State and city. We do MOI
doubt that these outward croakings
and inward cbucklings at the pros
pect Of proliting at the expense of
South Carolina will be banked and
cheated This sweet dream to Char
lesion commerce anA prosperity, con
Jured up by perverted feelings and a
detestable selishness, could not be
realized, should South Carolina, at
anytime, choose to withdraw from a
confederacy of sovereignsmto which
she entered as a sovereign other own
free will. The just pride Of the South
and her own security, the honored
principles. of State Rights, would
rise up and TO bid coercion by the
Federal Governments. The moral
sense of the world would reveIt at it,
ana South Carolina would find friends
stepping forth TO protect her through
out the Union, Foreign coun ries
interested in her commerce, would
vindicate, by treaties OF alliance with
her, the principles ofpoIilical and
commercial freedom lnvolveCl.-ff
her soil should be polluted by the
footsteps of an invading army sent
by a Government she helped TO Gre
ale, and which grown insolcni in
power, should attempt to conquer her
proud spirited Ireemen tens of thou
sands of Sodthernmen aye, ofGeor-
glans, would rally TO her standard.
Akin to the croakings we have spo-
ken OF, are the petty and disgraceiuI
efforts of Georgia submission papers
TO discreditthe Bank paper Of South
Carolina at this time, by predicting
foriher, in case of her secession, Il
suspension of her Banks and a great
depreciation of her paper ccrrency,
and loss of State credit
Those predictions we consider as
ill-lounded, as they are malignant and
dishonoring TO The sources whence
they emanate, and the efforts to
effect present injury TO Carolina
Banks, will be as mpotent as they
are disgracelul.
We Ike to see far and honest
competition among Banks e ch one
laying claim TO credit on ITS Intrinsic
merits and resources. In point of
ability and readiness to meet their en-
gagements, the State of Souto Caro-
lima and the Carolina Banks, viii
compare most tayorabIy even with
Georgia Banking Institutions No
ludlclous, we will not say generous
TREND OF the G2ogla Banks would
advise warfare OF this contemplate
sort.
The financial honor of the State Of
Sauth Carolina has never been tar
nshed. She has never repudiated
honest debts, or scaled them down,
and atth's moment her State sccuri-
ties are probably higher an those of
any other Southern State. May
that gallant State forever enjoy her
high and deserved fiscal credit. This
supplies to nations the sinews of war,
and il IS moi less valuable than cour-
age and military energy. Sould cir
cumstances ever unEappily force her
to test their efficiency in defence OF
her rights and her liberty, upon her
own soil, theV Will prove adc0uate 10
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Feeling form PiNars.--W When III

Trend, 81 was lately looking out Of
my window at night, and saw the
stars in theheayeps, aud tiots Great
beautiful arch over my head, but |
could not see any pillars on which
the great buildes had fixed his arch;
and yet the heayeas fell not, and the
great arch stood firmly. There are
some who are always feeling for the
pillars, and longing to touch them;
they stand trembling and learjng lest
the heavens should fall. If they
could only grasp the pillars, then The
heavens would stand fast Thus
Luther illustrated the faith of his
own sCuL and wished to inspirit 9th
ers with the same strong confidence.
Born"m in UIaahington.-A well
informed source supplies us with The
following, in private letter from
Washington;
Jenny Lind offered Barnum, in
Baltimore, 100000 10 release her
from her engagement. He telegraph
ed bis agent here I'm Washington to
call N the tickets for Monday, and
have only one. concert--W "Wednesday
and 10 di, pose Of the house at auc-
ton. He is too voracions and will
devonr poor Jenny, '--Carolmian.
The Charleston Mercury Of the
23d ull says:
",Swe,lgb Iron Coo,,,o,y About
forty Swede,, Of s,alwart flames and
in,clIioent onn.nnanens ow,;yod om
SATURDAY and startad vas,o INV I,,,
the Pa;lroad tor tba s.eno of ,hn;r i,
bors in ITn;on Dis,act " ~ >"
Srop ,v p,pre -W;,b rd,,ors
th;s lnnr,,aro bne Jao,,t' 'n =
Should Sn nrt;in annear ,h,, ,on'mn, ,I"
nnaso , subecr;hnr Lo taLns e,';.
fncrion 70 h;n.n f hv sn,,I;no % ,l'n '
boyc ominons worlsto ~" 'i,7,r,mr
Hay:nm rnlieycd h rnsoIr nv sn La
inr moor GOOD sonl bo ,rn3. S to m ha,l
s'eens soTnJIv ond Az :, y, ~ I,,,
morninm win Tho firm 6oroC hn, ho m
unfortunate Fdi,or. AMI ,bo T n,nnr wy
natroni1nl Inv h;n, ond ,or5 5,,,,o ppo' ,,o,.
ey toj9 for Is dcCnnct-dnad r nr "u ,,,s
rended. So far as hc is co,cnrmoI
perl0ps If is. and ,,@rb0ng if i i not ~
In nine hindrea and n;ntv cacns' 80 ,'o,. an,
of njne Mr. esa The ia,.or conoI,' W. G''
Son i c,,,,Se ans altho"oh ,l,o ,1,. a.,.,l y"
patron Mr. Sionnea dos ~ naI = Wv, ro
cove The na,,aw ~ he ro.;Io,ao
wherever IlS4nokes his nose ,hn nny
m ,rninr n q tares IA, !, Sl,e cano Tho
paper * moi dea3 definc, ~ sn". m
pended by the withdrawal Of his pa'-
rona1ge.-bnt s. oigh to be, or should
be IT slnHaT elsiasfleters had control
OF me press' he expense is TOO
great Tor them, however,, so 90 do
therefore the press remains, and
should remain uniramne'cd. We
nave quite a number OF subscribers
70 our paper'. and tec' thankful TO
ea"h one ior. hlS pa'ronagh hu' 50 rar
as SUBSCRIPTION IS ron"crhed i IS bu'
an Item IN NE hnsnes me 'h0' docs
MOI pay mn"h more han cos anil if
we depended on s." bscr'p one Gov .
living we wonld have 10 furnish
means at the end of the wear for car
ry,mg ON our bin mess.
he above remark are ca''rl forth
by the iol'owng article which we
ind IN the New Ocean, "rcsccn' of
me 2Uth INST .e W"n'' rcsrcrtruI
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LANDS FOR SAl.E,
GTVrCAp

isttt OI1 ILHI,s 1#.fts tt.t
NOOD Lands on Ramsay (,reek
Wy and Chauga good Mills and
machineryt4-ail my lands ON Fall,
Oconee Crooked, and other Greeks,
and on Uhatuga River lswiII sell
low for cash, or on time bys being
secured. My object is to get my
business together and to, n,oUe, and /
have made up ny rind to offer such
bargains that those who have the
meahsmay Dein1ueed to buy. Come
and see,and bay good lands, fine
water power, in healthy and oleas.
antpart ofthe country. 1reluciantly
shall leave my native State, with
the hopeofbelng more useful II have
no other inducement / do moi ex,
pect more health or worldly pros
perity.
| hope all persons indebted to me
Will pay, without cost Or tfoHble.
PA JOSEPH lsIsI SHAM,
Oct. 30, 1860 % a9sass4St,
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Small Po~.--We learn from the
Ashville Messenger, that this disease
prevails t. some extent in Henderson
village; one death had occurred, and
there were several new cases.-It
had not extended into Buncombe
county. EConsiitutionalist.
a negro woman died in New Or
leans, recently, who from records in
possession Of her master, is believed
TO have bcen one hundred and thirty
years old She left a husband eighty
years. old.
~ The reported arrival in Scotland
Of a couple ofcargier pigeons, taken
out by SirJohn Ross; has been contra
dieted. as
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-04

70 Enlarge YssetgWe&.-A vast
increase Of i0odmav be obtained by
managing judiciousIy SYSTEMATICALLY
carrying out for a lime The principle
ofmcrease. Take for ms ance a pea.
Plant itin very rich ground. Allow
IT TO bear The first year, say half a
dozen pods only. Remove all 9th
e's. Save the largest single pea of
these. Sow ii the next wear and re-
tam of jhe product three pods only.
Sow he largest one he following
ycar md !e!@'m ouo roA Again Sc
&C the a"gcal and by the nev wear
the pod VIII by his me have 'rebed
lis S G and weight Evcr a erwards
sow lie argc seed Bv these
means youW gc, reas or anvtII'ng
else Of a hnik Of which we have al
pre- cnt no conception
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Negro Shoes, and Blankets of the
heaviest apd bestquallty.
HoMEsPUN, CALfcoEs, &c. &c.
All OF which we VIII sell atthe cary
IoTesf prices of the Augusta anil
Hamburg markets.ga. @ 69gg
Orders from Georgia, Alabama,
and SouthCarolina WILDE thankfully
received a filed at the lowest
prices Orders addressed to How
ard, Mcdonald g. Coz, eitherto lAu,
gusta or Hamburg, will meet with
prompt attention. l,..ft 4 .saiT
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-04

Evety ship is romantic object,
except that we sail in. Embark, and
the romance quits our vessel and
hangs on every other sail in the hori-
Hon.
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.S2atpo .flQcfMa, --Mr. NILS who
Is now eng yed upon colossal e.
qncsr'an stuluc Of Jackson, IN bronze
al he city Of Washing on has con
sented that this admirable production
OF American ar shall be exhibited al
The London Industrial Fair.
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lhe romance quits our vessel and
hangs on every other sail in the hori-
Hon.
Secret kindnessesd done to mankind
are as beautiful as secret Injuries are
detestable. To be invisilIy good is
as god-'ike as to be invisibly evil is
diaboical.
Gen. Rusl1, Sena, or from Texas is
said to be lying seriously i'll, AT Whee-
ling, Va.
A sermon was recently preached
in the Wesleyan meeting house at
Lidney; Monmoulhshire, by a | cal
GMa Psrchas-We know of no
substance says The Scientific Ameri-
can, which has come into such rene.-
q iise, an such short time, as This.
II is now used for pipes whips, shoe
soles picture frames, &c, but, per-
haps, lis most useful application is
The coating OF the telegraphic wires,
A New York paper says there
were thirty children christened Jen.
ny Lind inthat city the same week,
The yOgng man who was rossed
in love last week says ifit were not
for getting wei he would drown him
SELF He will probably compromise
matters by shooting himselfin look
ng-glass, m
The London Athepeum announces
that the Jenny Lind excitement in
Americaahas wholly subsidized and
Barnum dare lot show d6s ,beadI
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March, 1881
Long & webb


A re noE rsrEisiag llEss and Esl ssiscisd
N Ssork q Gools, saiiabls foF tie cPEing and
suu.n.er trade, Mkirh Ehsy aIs lnKi01s - disPoss
e en me most accommodating terms
Their sasrk e0nsislz IN paIi Cd ihs Believing;
CLOTHS. of every cellar and qualify.
cASsIhEREs. Black. Doeskin and Fancy
coioseA
TwEEDs. Soskis ana single xidfh.
VEsIINGs. Figured san. Nsrssills and So
i'm
PRINTS. Preach. EngIish and American,
Pillea La<ns. cassbFirs and Mnslins.
ffench and Ameficsn bingham
col0red and Black silks.
Bersee De LsiBes.
silk Tissues. sess fne.
Iisia Mars. nsM style sin Goods.
Iaconsl and Swiss Muslins.
yirtoia Lawns. and Lace cspes,'
ladies colosed. Black a White Md Gloves
Gents - DO.
ladies. Misses, and chiIarenis Cotton Hoe.
Gents Brown and Bleached a DO.
Swiss and cambrie Edgings snd InseFtings.
French worked callars sad Sleeves.
Sill, Linen. caE.sic & Cotton t'andkerchiefs
Brown and Blrsclsed shinings. &c. &c.
Ladies Walking Shofs end Slippers.
GiTls and Boys Shoes. and Childrrn's Shoes.
School Books. and > good selection Of Miscel
ianeoas Books.
Cap and Letter Paper, and Mole Paper.
Envelopes. and Guillo,t's Steel Pens. &c.
Hats and Bonnets.
Hardware and CUTLERY, &c. &c.
March IS. T6-
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Book Agency.

FWNHE subssIltsf, having peFmsnshlly ineaied
y himsslf u HlllltoouEh, oilsls his sfltlcsl
q Is fIisn1s and de Fuhc ihIoughqui Ne ei-is.
Hasihg euisEed mo lHlngfmeuis VA lsiss
PubIishins Hoses IN B0si0n. AsW Yen. klea-
mona. and chariesi0n, and also engaged &c sss-
VICES e N Agent in New Yea 70 attend ths
Trsae sales, he is NOS prepared % erseuae -
aeEs from Primer 10 Library q Ehoasand
soluu.es; ard almosf amy WORK Pnbiished = Eng
lana o. he Uniisd States viii be furnished . o.
DIR. A large zszaanent Of Books keps on band.
ana al ssders fsilhfslly and punciuslly siifnded
70. Osasrs am respectfully solicited. Ministers
ana Teachers supplied q liberal Discount he
~;I f.rnish Theoleeicai. Literary. Scientific.
Tenpersn.z and Miserilsneous ~sfks Of oil
linda No Trash wiIl bs sold. HesxPeeis. with
shs assistance 81 active agents 70 sisii every eoun-
~ 10 he Stair.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
HiIlsborough. n. G., FEB. Is. lily
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AGYeat TFuth.-IR ihe long Seess.
sion speech lately delivered b. Mf. Rhetl
Of South Carolina. Ne fnd ihis undoubled
Hulh. Wilieh i as grain az wheat in >
bushsl q .h.G. !" II lriA Be far easier.
isdsed. n ny opinion. 10 GET 0uf IF ne
Union. than 20 kssp 0uf efif-- Sosaish
Mr. Rhsli. and so We are inrlined u
think. When South Czrolins enmes 10
test the laxsry nf he decline af her own
eonmerrisl poris. rhe emigr.iinn Of hsr
eiiizens. and hrssy isrss iof an indrpen-
dent government. she vii he ss fierce %
come into The uuiSn IS she now is To grs
DOT Of il. Richmond Wig,
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RE-AssExED.-rhe Georgetown Re-
porter states. that a gentleman Of that
place. few days since. while cutting
hay, accidentally aDputated one of his
fingers; the lost finger was not found
--for nearly an hour. when il was skill.
fully united with the stump, BY DR..
Snyder. of Georgetown, and is now ra-
pidly healing up.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

Aneurism, or Enlargement Of the Heart, Arte.
ries, Piles, DC. DC.
Use the pills two or three times week in
- doses, sufficient to purge freely; and when 4
paroxism comes on, fearless use Of the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and 10 a
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone in the gall-bladder arc treated in the
same manner; and although considered incurable
by the medical profession are cured by the use
of Brandleth's Pills. Piles are cured by Bran.
dreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses must
be full; six or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on in the treatment of other diseases, it is
good sign; use nothing but the pills, and, as an
outward application, cold cream or lard, and make
frequent use of cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections, as asthma, con-
sumption, &C., perseverance will be required with
the pills to effect a permanent cure. But any
other course win assuredly bring on the pectoral
affection.
In cases of Debility, Weakness, Wastings, De.
cEnes, or Consumption approaching, it will be
necessary 10 commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going to bed; next night two pills;
do this alternately for three four days, or long
err; if no alteration takes place, then increase
pill each night until five six pills are used, then
decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill. Should any
feverish symptoms arise, then take strong doses
until the fever is reduced. When this is done, the
patient may drop down TO such doses as their
own judgment shall determine; being careful to
keep the drain upon the impure humors as these
are removed, SO will be their advancement to
sound health.
Dr.. Brandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad.
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandrc,h's Pills:
d. Hoaltt, Hillsborough.
J. B. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
GA. Mehane, Mason Hall.
A. lieklc 4 Co., Bingham School
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REApY.mApE CLOTHING.

All Of which have been purchased q the North
with Cash. and viii be sold cheap.
They have taken advantage Of the wish 10 the
North TO observe the FASHIONS. and are prepared
to make up in the most Fashionable style and IN
the best manner. any Of The above Goods. Per-
sons furnishing their own Cloth may be assured
that their work will be done in equally good style.
They take this occasion 10 renew the express
sion Of their thanks TO their many customers Tor
their past liberslity and rs ihey are detefmin-
ed TO sell cheap, and to have then work executed
in the best possible style, they hope for conii-
nuance Of their fasors. Their prices for work
viii be reasonable and suited 10 the times.
April /. IL
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= a gle Foun d y.
brown & WILKINSON,
NIauufncfurcrs and MachinIsfS.

A RE now prepared 10 DO all kinds Of Casting
N in the very Bet and neziest manner. hss-
ing procured lhe services Of Northern bred
wotl man, who stands second 10 none in point Of
skill in his profession. together with their own
experience ofeighieen years. They astter them
selves. BY the general satisfaction they have al
ready given. and their close attention 10 business,
10 merit share Of patronage. They take The
greatest pains in compromising their metal for The
various articles they make. consisting Of Factory
and Min Gear. Of every description. Plough
MouIds. Pots, Ovens and Lids. I.aihes. Thnsh-
ing Machine. Stove and Fan Mill Casting; in
fact, every thing in the foundry line. In their
Machine shop they are prepared and preparing
TO do ell kinds Of Machinery Work. Mill Irons.
SpindIes. wrought. turned and finished in the
neatesi and best manner. Iron Shafling. Pullies.
and Composition Boxes the best quality. Their
facilities Tor cutting Screws are inferior 10 none
in this country.
Letters addressed to Brown * Wilkinson, OF
either Of them. HilIsboToush, n. c., will receive
prompi attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February 25. IA
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Encourage Home Industry.


stanord, clark 4 Dixon,
Manufacturers Of Horse Powers and
Theshing Machines. both Portable
and Stationary Straw Cutters,
Grist & Saw Mill Irons. Edge
Tools. Mill & Factory Gear,
and all kinds Of Castings now IN use
i'm this country,
CONTINUE 20 carry On shea business 81 their
" Machine shop and foundyi and having on
hand . well sele>rd assortment of the besf Ma
,erisIs. az well as Workmen Of honest and tenn
persie habits, they laiieT themselves that work
IN lheir Iins win be done equal Il net superior 10
any which can bsPrseursd eilha Narth or South.
With grateful Acknowledgements TO the public Tor
past fssors, lhey would respectfully solicit con-
iinuanee Of patronage. Letters addressed 10 them.
or either Of them. Al snow Camp Pos Ofhce. Al
amanee county, n. C.. viii meet prompt aiien-
lion.
JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH w. DIXON.
December a. 62-3m
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Drugs, Dye Stuifs, &c.

LONG & WEBB
IL EEP constantly on hand full Stock Of
N Medicines, Paints, Dye stufls,
Perfunery, Sc, and would invite the at.
tention Of the public 10 the following articles, viz
Cod Liver Oil, warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine, and French
Brandy, in bottles-sold for Medical
use only.
Laudanum, Paregoric,
Extracts, very fine, prepared by P.
Schaefllin, Haines & Co.)
Rhubarb Root, and Pulv.
Gum Arabic, and Puly.
Glue, &c. &c. &c.
March 25th, 1851. 70
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The King Of Prussia has presented 10
Professor Morse. The inventor of The cleo
trio telegraph. splendid snuff boa. with
abe Prussisn gold medal Tor scientific mrri,
enclosed.