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N. G. Mutual Life Insurance Company.
OFFICE RALEIGH. N. C.
THIS Company continues insure the lives Of all
healthy White persons and Slaves.
The greatest risk taken single life is $4,000.
Slaves insured for of to five years for
3ds their value.
DR.. Chas. E. Johnson President,
VIM. d. Haywood, Vice President
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. H. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
DR.. VIM. H. Mckee, Examining Physician.
J. Hersman, General Agent.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory
proof is presented.
Blanks and Pamphlets, showing the plan of operation
of the Company, may be had application the Of
fce or any of the Agencies All letters business
should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
April %, 1880 ST.
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WANTED.

f. WANTED,
the Mouse River Oil Mills 5000 bushels Of rootor
~ ton seed, Flax seed and Palma Christie OF iii be
Oil Beans for which cash and the market price VIII
gwen. -, .f
January 26th. 1852,
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Greensboro Mutual Insurance Co.
has been formed under the and style of g The
Greensborough Mutual Insurance Company and fully
organized by the appointment of the following Officers
JAMES SLOAN, President.
S. &. COFFIN, Vice President
PETER ADAMS Secretary and Treasurer.
G. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
W. ]. MccoNNEL, Executive Com.
WIN. S. RANKIN,
DIRECTORS
James Sloan, w. ]. Mcdonnell, William S. Rankin,
Jed. H. Lindsay, Shuhal G. Coffin William H. Reece,
Tyre Glenn, John B. Mebane, Andrew Weatherly C..
P. Mendcnhal, Lyndon Swain, Jesse Shelly, Jonathan
w. Field.
This Company has been in successful operation
for several months and will take risks upon Dwelling
Houses, Stores and other Buildings Merchandise, Fur
nue, Produce &c. The object of this organization is
to afford system of Insurance which shall operate for
the mutual benefit of all its members
he peculiar advantages arising from this mode of In
is that the assured pay than the actual
losses and expenses of the Company, and experience
has proved the safety of Mutual Insurance Companies,
we'll the great saving its members; stronger
argument be produced in their favor, than the
dence which they receive from the entire community,
where such Companies in successful operation.
Amy information respecting the principles of the Com
pany will cheerfuIy furnished by the Secretary,
any Of its Agents. PETER ADAMS Sec'y.
The Subscriber, having been appointed Agent, will
receive applications and make surveys effect Insur-
ance in said Company.
GEORGE T. COOKE,
Raleigh, N. G..
December 5, 1851. s96- .
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New Work.
4 MANUAL Hebrew Grammar with Vocabulary
n of Roots, Nouns and particles of Common occur
for the of beginners by JAMES SE1xAs. Third
edition, carefully revised, corrected and improved.
This edition is quite improvement any former
one. Professor Seixas is perhaps the best Oriental
Scholar in the Unon and he is without doubt the
teacher of the Hebrew language Before the publication
of his grammar, it almost impossible to acquire
CORRECT knowledge of that ancient language in which
Moses and the Prophets wrote but it has been through
his ingenuity and industry, simped that may now
be mastered readily than perhaps any language
the civilized world The Biblical Student is laid under
many obligations to Professor Sexas for his full easy
access to the rich treasures of revealed wisdom.
For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, April 10Th, 1852. II
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$50 Reward.
FTY dollars reward will be paid for the delivery to
Il the subscriber, of a negro girl by the name of Caro-
hne formerly the property of Dr. Josiah O. Watson. The
said girl bright muatto, about "a years of age and
she has been a runaway for twelve or eighteen
months She is supposed to be lurking in Raleigh
vicinity. Or, will pay twenty five dollars to any per-
son who will arrest and conne said girl in any JAIL
that get possession of her.
JAMES NJ. MANGUM.
May LIST, 1852. 5l-3t
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Important to Bridge Builders.
ON the second Thursday in May next at IL o'clock
Vat the Bridge Crabtree Creek, near Manteo
Paper Mills, will be let to the lowest bidder the budinp
of new Bridge (of stone piers and wooden superstruc
turc) said creek.
The plan of said Bridge can be seen on application,
to the Commissioners.
WILSON W. WHITAKER
KIMBROCGH JONES,
ISAAC H. ROGERS,
JAMES G. JEFFREYS.
April 10, 1852. I'D
Register will please copy.
TOHNSON'S Celebrated Ice Cream. Freezers, a snn-
- ply just hand.
w. H. C R. 8. TUCKER.
Raleigh May Sd. 1852. ST.
BLANK WARRANTS,
And Court Blanks, for sale at the Standard Office
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L. B. LKER,
COME c tiOnary and Groceries,
MANUFACTURES & WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CANDIES 6 BREAD, sc.
R.4LEEGA, ~. C..
- Orders from distance promptly attended to
Goods securely packed for any part of the State.
1852. d.
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Saddle and Harness Estan,,s,

cs- The .s undersigned tenders hi, s.
erous customers, for the var u num-
al patronage bestowed on him noer-
nus commencement in business c E:
this mi: city, and hopes by a strie. in
dlllgent attention to his bus;n ,os and
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OMce Of .SecrefnrU Of State, {

UVIce 81 secretary q O1uze'
I, WILLIAM Hill, Secretary of State in and for the
ofNoth Carolina, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a and perfect copy of Act of the Cen
era Assembly of this State, drawn off from the original
file in this Office. Given under my hand, this 3lst
day OF December, 1851.
VIM. HILL, Sec'y of State.
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FASHIONS FOR 1852.
r n RIGGS,

al
M 10 FavettepiIFe Street, Raleigh, ": a.
q. THE Subscriber is opening his SPRlNG
n and SUMNER GOODS, consisting OF hne Black
NE Blue Brown, Green and Olive Cloths, Tor press
and crock Coats. Cashmarett, Drab GElt, and Alpaca
for Summer Goats and Pants.
plain and Figured Black French CASHMERE. ana Doe
skin for Pants Also, single Ml!led CaSsamele ram
and Figured Linen Drill. Striped Marseles' new ar
tice tor Pants. ,,,.. SIMS "a
VesIings in great varieties, Fine White Sllks ana
S.tna and Cashmeres for Wedding Parties, with Ora
vat< and Gloves to match. -,
Tho above Goods will be manufactured in the best
po,sble manner, and in every instance good hitting
garment warranted ~ n IL, l.,
All orders promptly executed. No effort shall be
wanting on his part merit continuance OF the lioer-
al patronage heretofore extended to him.
m5Don't forget to call at No 10, Fayetteville Street,
first Store above the Burnt District $500,
Raleigh, April Is, 1852. }. J. BlGGS'
All Kinds of Ready Made Clothing.
A new article of Silk Goats for Summer, truly de-
lightul.
To- of Fine Drab, Beaver, and Black MoleskIn
HATS of the very latest style. Together with great
variety of Shirts, Drawers, CTavats Ties and Stocks
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves of all kinds, Suspend
ers, Shirt Collars, sc SC
Having recently discovered a great improv cement in
The Ait of Cutting garments, some attention will
be given to Teaching the sc New System to those who
wish to learn to Cut by very simple and uIefting
J. J. BIGGS.
Raleigh, April 10, 1852. 47-6t
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New Books.
NTEW themes for the Protestant Cl.rgv C,,oo1,
without Charity, Theology without Humsnit anS
Professionalism without Christianity. with by the
ripesm, Political Economy, and Professionalism No
The Bible in the family, hints domestic hann;
ness by H. Boardman, Pastor OF the Tenth Presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia.
For sale at the N. C. Bookstore by
H. D. TURNER.
February "a, 1852. 81
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..- Notice.
nv AS entered on the Rangers Books of Randolph
Wy county on the 5th of April, 1852, by jeremiah
s. Bray, living the road that leads to FavetteviIo in
the Southeast part of the County, a SoaREL Mans,
both hind feet white. in the face, saddle marks
iouT Ieet sen icnes nigh had on when taken up small
bell; Juogeu 10 he ten or eleven years old.
ROBERT NJ. STINSON. G.. R
April "a, 1852. eIs,stnJ
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-PeremDtorv Sale

Of the Mem Preston Cation Factory"
VlNHE undersigned. receiver Of III the
! property and effects Of the Ma'ea-
wan Company" will. in pursuance ut the
powers vested 10 him as such receiver by
the Supreme Cur, ut the State ut New
York, offer for sale at Public Auction, an
"Wednesday the 4th day "r February next,
ut IL o'clock, at noon. on the premises, al
New Preston Ltchfrld County. C"un.. ~
the righ' title aud interest of lre said Mat
,awan Company. in aud tn the >aid Fuc>
tory, with the land, buildings. and water
privileges attached.
This property il capable Of heing put in
operation NJ small expense. and offers in
ducements for persons DESTROYS to embark
in manufacturing.
Al LOT ot Cot,nn Machinery will be offered
at the same tune ana place.
For particulars apply to d. c. SANFORD
New Milford, Ct. or TO the undersigned.
JOHN A. c. GRAY,
Receiver of the "Maltawan Co"
50 Cedar ST., New York.
November Goth 1851. 90
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Ison. steel. N ais. &c.

~ NGII>ii. Refined, Swo,ies aid Norway
IL n"n, r"und. square aud fiat: L w,
Norway Nail Rods. shapes and small squares.
>wr.tes hases Hmsc shoe Iron band. hoop
scr"i. nut and tehZle-lrame Iron; :. Nayt0r s
sleigh shoe Steel fall River" Cur Nails and
Iron; Ca>i-s,cel and Sicel>pla,ed SnovrIs;
- Fairbanks" Scales Of every size; lion and
Steel Crow>bass; Nuts and Washers; Smiths
Bellows. Slccses. Hammers; Files, Rasps,
Screw Plates, Vices. American Anvils with
cast steel face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrought
Nails aud Spikes, Horse Nails at superior
quality mad- 10 order together with great
variety "f other articles in the line. Ter sale at
n" 60 State street. Hsrsfrd.
9J- Prices and terms will be made satisfies
tory to purchasers.
EG RIPLEY & co.
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BALDWfN'S
I@2ROYED GET AIM
PUMPS,

THE Subscriber continues TO manufacture
their justly celebrated Pump. wholesale and
retail. Pedl.rs supplied in any quantity, with
The beslof stock, consisting of pumps, wheels,
chain. lube, &C., everything for pump. All
orders for pump castings, chain ortubc 6ll-
ed Al the shortest notice and sent to any part
of the United States al cheapest rates.
Also, the best assortment Of Stoves 10 be
found. consisting OF the best air tigh, cook
and parlor steves. with every variety Of pipe
and cooking furniture to make stowe com.
plete. Box aud Shop s'ovcs.
Also Furnace castings Of every description
eOsisting Of Water wheels, oyer shot and piict
back Mill gearing great variety. Machine
~, castings Of every kind, Chilled Sleigh an'
Cutter Shoes made any lengihio snii. Piougl
Castings. SC. All orders for casting proinp,
~ filled. Furnace ~ al! times in operation.
n. BALDWIN.
N..hiaeAon cnnn
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CONSUMPTION,

COU(;IIS AMI Colds bronchitis. Asttm0. Spitti"y Of
lr,d Reediny Tie Luay Pains in tie Bensi, Side and
Chest. Nr,ro.sae Ngst Sees PaiPl'tioa oy Lhe Henri,
aui all FElIA LE WEAK NESSE~ and Co~pd'"'
urisin ti'erRr. .,i. Cholera InflntunI, nc.
~ i-sr PreOf and particnlars Of Cures. sec our
pAI.phiets and Haadbusail our Agents have them "
give away.
V-r,r.e wholesa'e tiC rloit. !, a.
Sn1th Ln,lhctl. Grow 8 .ewlt n. W I'd
n y ln'Liop. Nolcor,l'e A Mic! s.M
aud Miles 4 Cray, Goshen, F. w: Pierce,
Phillips & Road and !. z. Allen. Winshd, J. z
Warner, Roxhury, G. w. Whittesey, n. Mil
ford. Mills & co Norfolk, w. w. Cnlkins,
N .Cnn,n M. G. r. Peek. Ellsworth. c. l. Prndle.
sharon. Warren a. Newtsn, Wn,er'wn + H' b.
Preston, T.. $rmt. y vneuih. roolitlle & &c +,
Illchr. CD Vie. 7 hen pso, :: Al'er, W"H bury
B..'!> - Miner. Falls Village. aud iy Mcr-
. ..,s aud Druggists in neatly every 'o~nn
tho ST"
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500 REWARD
- OslsAtOlllc Railroad.


The Cars an TN, I"ad iiu IA connection With
he New York aud New Haven, AID Western
Railroads
MoRNING TRAIN for State Line. Albany,
and PnlsiielI. leaves B,idgcd' 1t al 1879 y
". on the arrival OF the 4. M Express Ir"in
New York aud the second Accommodation
rra,n li"m New Haven, and the Nauga,uck
Train from Waterbury,.
EVENING Tram leaves Bridgeport at 5.li
P. NJ. OF the Arrival Of the r. Nj. tx ,">,
frsin from New York the i.3o =. NJ r,an
irmn New Eaven, and the NaugaIuck T,ain
from Winsttd.
Passengers go directly through I" Albany b,
these trains wiihuus changing cars.
Trains leave State Line At 0 \. NJ. and
3.I5P. Nj. on arrival "i the morning and eve.
ming Trains f.um Albany aud arrive in Bridge.
Eolt al 30 and Is ~ p. NJ.
rains run tr"n Pi,ls!irld inlersecting the
Albany and New York trains al Van Dusen-
vilI-.
Freight Trains cave Bridgeport every MORN
ing al q o'clock.
C. a. KIRKLAND, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Dec. IS. 1850. 81
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NOTICE.

sVNHE undersigned, Collector Of Town aud
State TAX Tor The town Of Sharon. will
attend to receive the same Of the persons
against whom they are assessed, al The
Town Hall. in sid Sharon, on Monday,
January 5,h. 1852 from 10 A. NJ. 10 4 PM.
Also al the Store ni George W. Chaffee in
E,lsao t,h, on the 2 7 lay Of February next,
tr,m 10 Am. 10 IL NJ. and at the Store oi
C. F. Peck. from Poi, To 4 PM. of the
same day. | will ais, meet those who neg
leci To pay on or before the above 'aea,i"n'
ed days AZ the rown hall, in said Sharon.
on the Is, Monday in April nex. Al who
neg lee, opay m or befOre said lst Aionday
in April next must expect to pay all taxa
BILE costs. WAIT WILLIAMS,
Sharon, Dec. o. 1851. Collector.
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LAS just received The latest WIN FER
IL FASHIONS for Bonnets md Cloaks.
A good assortment Of Velve,s, Ribbons
and Flowers. A new and choice stock of
ILaces aud Embrnid .ries among which may
be found rich and heavy work'd Collars aud
Bards. Cheap Collars at 6 Id cents each.
Green and Blue Bo~ge for Wells Ladies'
Silk Crayats. u new article. Indies Kid
Cloves AZ SO CENTS pair Cheap Linen
Hdkfs. vt - l-e cents, Hem stifel'd at ella
cents. Cloak and Dress Trimmings.
Also, Toys and Fancy Fruit and Flower
Baskets for ihe Approaching Holidays.
Litch6eld. Nov. 26,h. 1851. 90
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70 Farmers,

THE Subscribers a'e new minufaciuFini
and keep lar sale tie Patent Premium GRAS:
HOPPER PLOUGH. which took fur pT,mr
um- at tn Lnchtic,d Cunt! FAN III the tai
at 1851, and we've bIghIy recommended b.
the committee If the state Fair 81 y Ibsn, all,
the Durchr~s County Fair. We rerc"mm, NJ
THIS Plough !" ave eAtur satisfaction. iGprop
"rIN used, aid TO require less daft bv on"
quarter. than any either now in use. We have
three kinds. viz: the Common. the Side liill
AID he Corn Plough.
We recommend the Side Hill Plough
being equally a. good tor level ground as TN
CummDn.
HOTCHKISS s. HITCHCOCK.
Sharon. April 23d. 1851, so
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Bounty hands.
SOLDIERS OF 1872.

EULDTEIIO OF ISTZ.
TNHE m .n,bri> "i Capt Wan his Company
L III the war Of 1912, are each enti led J."
~ ares Of Bounty Land. I am nova receiving
warrants for these Of tbs Company wh" have
applied ln HE, notwithstanding the opinions
If "thers To the contrary. have the Pay
Roll at Cant. Waugh's Company and ais" f
! apt. Charles Butl's COMPANY, and am ihr'+-
ore prepared tn complete the a"rlica'i'n of
any member If either Of these C"mua"i"s, or
rt,e " d"w "l any member on a moments NOS
ice. b, calling on me al INV office
HENRY Z GRAVES.
Litch6eld, NV. 4ih, 1851. &c
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heavy and cheap l.HrN VrlIs. Guitars and
Cuffs, Work Bands. Cambria Edgincs and
Insertines. Ladies' XIII and Cashmere (Slvs,
A cheap lot Of Linen Ildkfs. Cloak Trim.
mings, Fringes, Gi,nps, and Veivet Serpen-
Line Braid. &C., Sc.
llch6eld, Oct. 2eth, 1854, %
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Have that &C hing too lh OIlG

vNiiE Sunst rioeT w,ud take this "pp"rtuni,
l. ~ To call The atteniloa OF his patrons aud
me public generally, To his Superior mode ~
Extracting Teeth. by which al least three
b,nrths Of the pam, caused by the common
,tartice Is avoided brsdes rendering every
fort 4" extract badly drcayed teeth aud roots
,ertecsly successful. Persons afflicted with
"oth-achc. need have no scar iha: the, csni.ot
be reinnved on account al bri,Ileness or amy
,,her cause, for il often happens taat ny The
ssc Of Chevai.r's splendid 70, ccp-. have
xtractei from six To eight teeth which wei
nokrn ofi even with the bone, il vice as maj,
aecnnns.
wou'd also here announce. thai until fur.
,her notice. my price for extracting Teeth " i'll
be twenty-five ceats piece
N B. All work in Il various departments
Of DENTISTRY, pe,f, r.ned with care and
dispatch, and upon the tlnst approved princi
piles of Dental Science, and at m Sleraie price I
EDWARD W.BLAKE
Lich6eld. Oct. S, 1880. IRA
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EA D0Z hand, nannrll, rip aud b'ck
leJNT avs, IT Butchers. S"a * Jarks n
ava ii,cke,'s, at whoisa,r and I"Is'i III
IlOi.'ONB 4 LYON
So Water s;rec', B,idgep"r
HICES-si,lt'S. rc,"r wrish''s, py"e's and
v AM ttS,n's IL ever, quality aud price just
.u,rLit,g. aud wc wuuld call rarlica a, a',rn-
tiou 20 aur stock. HOLcoMB d LYON
C Wasss street. REidesperG
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FIR eeEMam, Hodges e Co.
Sc Liberty st,'est. s-r.
betwseR Rrood.say and Nassau street,
NEAR THE PosT OFFICE,
ATsSWy WnDR
NEW YORK.


WE are receiving. by daily arrivals
w frsn Europe, our Fall and Winter
assortment Of rich fashionable fancy silk
aud Millinery GU"ds'
We respectfully invite all Cash Pur-
cIlasers thoroughly to exa,nine our Stock
and Prices, AMI as Interest governs. we feel
confident our Goods and Prices VIII induce
IN, ~ 10 select from our establishment
Particular a,tPnI ION Is devoted To Millinery
Goods aud many of the nriirles are manu-
featured expressly 10 our order. and can
not be surpassed in beauty style and cheap
! ness,
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap,
Neck and Belt.
Satin aud TafFeta Ribbons CT all
Widths and colors.
silks. Salins, Vclvcts and uncut Vel
vets. for Hats.
Fra,he,s. American aad French Arti-
fical Fl, wrr>
Iuting> and cap trimmings.
Dress trimmings large assortment.
! Fine Eml.nidcied REVERE and en-
stitch camb,ic handke,rii cfS.
C,ap.t, Lisscs, Table,ons. illusion and
cap laces. =,
Valrncienes, Brussels, thread, silk, and
isle thread laces.
Kid, silk, sewing silk, isle thread,
melino Gloves and Minis.
Figured and plain swiss, book. bishop
Lawn and iaconct muslins.
English. French, American and 1tal-
ian Straw Goods.
July, 1851.
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SERVANTS.

II HENDERSON, late Of rs and II
l. NASSAU street, NEW YORK, respectfully
give, notice 10 the citizens OF Come cticui, that
z has opened an inIellig, nee Office Al No =,
viii a, alitmes he prepared TO supply ihe,n with
any Description Ct help, m,'e or temaie Let
tiers enclosing afEice lee u, Oae Doiar. ard pas
sage money. with the desc,ip Ion Ot he y wanted
lad the wages given, will be attended Ia with
usual pnnciuahIy.
&crimaeiine a,iea,ioa paid 10 the wants o.
Hotel Keepers.
New York, Juiy 81. lS5l 9m.
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DX ENG
=. T.. JUDD.

DAGUERREAN ARTIST.
IN AS just returned from New York with
n u splendid assortment OF Daguerren>
type Materials. among which may We found
sumo beautiful Frames and Cases az an en-
tire new pattern. which will he f'ied up
with his Premium Miniatures on the mos,
reasonable terms.
for their Pictures in The fore parI Of The day
are requested to do so. as the light is then
always good. and he rs less likely TO be ell.
gagged than in lhe afternoon.
LitchhtM, Nov, 18th. 1851. %
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FOR SALE.

a SMALL Farm of 60 acres. with two
IA dwelling iOuses and barn thereon. Si''
maied three miles fr"m lil" court house ~
LlIchfirld aud one mill, from South Farms
meeting house, aud nearly "n III" route "i
thu, Pr"videuce aud FIslkill Railroad. a
la,ge part of the land very productive a"d
in "a ,olarable siuie of cultivarion, with am
pic room for improvement. 1t will sulc
cheap aud tetlns easy.
as SAMUEL CLOCK.
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PATENT TsE;a.GEDEONS,
A. & J. DAYTON.

INVITE the aiirtii"n "i the musical rul
Il &c, :" 'heIr n-H style III Me;.Seons n
I.d hy Carha'i. Having tv.iv :ac'!iN
mann'a' i,r','s ~ ihe hest a,:y ar.n2s =
prr'rnred a"'i >k'iir. w''S.,ca ~ al b,sEftss !
g. 1t the h1Si"e->. ~ an taIuI.h Mtiudeais
TEEN =" q "ciaves tn all the late lmpIrve.
m"nis. ard al ,tc best gaalin. al the hwrst
pr'ce P'',>irls Dsdrrs are snlici.td with ths~
assurance 81 prorzpi alfeniioM.
WOlcOuaviIie, April lea Isl, g
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Come aud Sec.

VINE subscriber gives notice that hr
= coniiHues The BLACKSMITHlNG
business In North street, near Darlington 8
Foundry. Ok Shooting attended ,o--he ha.
wing fitted up . frame ia good and conve>
JGiens place for that purpose. Hnree Shoes
ing and other Blacksmith work done as
,usnal. CoME AND Sac.
JONATHAN E FULLER.
Llich6eld, Dec. 9th, 1851. 81
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10000 Dollars Wanted
TN exchange for Dry Goods ard Groceries
l. a. G. BRADFORD.
Wolco,tville, July 90. II
NILES, 1900 doz. W. s. Butchers Giles con-
l. si>tlng Of every size and kind. now opens
ing by HOLCOMB y LYON.
90 Watsr street bridgeport.
T1OUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, a
lltull and complete assortment by
HOLCOMB & LYON,
~ ARRIAGE MAKERS GOODS, Axles.
OSprings. Shafts. Carriage Bows, Bolts
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivor.
dead Screws, Scanning Co,d, &c.
HOLCOMB & LYON.
CLUE. borax. emery, SO bbIs glue assorted
OsiZes 10 cases Words Refund i}max.
% cAsk. superfne Lon""" "m-,y, nv
H0LCOMB & L YON
50 Water stsee, Br,dg-pmt
DRACE AND BITS. large stock Of Mar
Dples superior plated and piain. Wholesale
and retail by HOL sOMR & LYON.
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Bantam Falls Seminary.

XKTI.IIAM COE, I.ennard Kenney.
w Abner L.n '"n. Christopher Z. Pal
mer, Daniel B. S,oddari. Sherman c Kee-
Ter, Trustees for the above Institute would
respectfully give notice l" the inhao'ianiS
of Li,chGed aud vicinity. that Miss Harriet
Z. Calhoun will open a school in y e Will
age Of Bantam Falls on Tuesday, Novem
Der 4sh, 1851.
Tuition FOR term of twelve weeks for
con- mon English Branches. So 20 Higher
English do. incindi' . Fench, "a W.
Reference as 10 Miss Calhnur's qnalih
cations as Teacher may be had Of Rev +
w And ews, Cornwall.
Bantam Falls. Oct, 18Th 1851. "A
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SERAYED

SERAYED
N.Y. FROM the su!,sctih. r. in Mil
N.Y. ten Society LitchG,ld, an or
sGA A hnui the LIST of October last. q
eier, 1rd vrarling REFER. Said Heiier has
rather -h,.,, holns, hut n" artificial marks
Whoever will r" IRA SAID He:f'r ar give in-
formation wher, she may be fund wills br rea>
sonahly re valded.
JAMES n. NEWCoMB.
LieeAasld, Milton SOsisIyI Dec. Q. 1881