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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
70 pol UNI VL IIIr WdF U 81 y
IS Jer cent. Oh The second II February.
l5Ier cent. on The frat Of March
IS per cent. on the first Of April.
IS per cent. on the first 81 May.
IOIoT cent. on the Srst OF June.

ne Treasuers receipt will re gwen FOR the first pay
rat Of The purchaser have the option 10
M he whole amount IN cash, for hch interest vi re
flowed up 20 the tune The several inf'aments become
DE
Tbs ptancss Of the Company falling due before ne
first cay o July next viii be received ess tho INTEREST,"
or PAYMENT Of All the insfalmeNts after the frst.
TIE whole OF he Bonds amounts To three millions
fe bUndYed thousand dollars ten from the
An, day If January 1852. with interest at cent
ssrum able seID-abnually by coupons attached
the fri day Of January and July aud convertible INTO
e capital stock Of the Company par at the pleasure Of
the no der. 49, .
TIE Boncs issued payment of the floating debt Of
the Company ami for The construction Of double track
The ROnds viii he issued IN Of > 900 each. aud
made by the der Proposals will be received
fo any humber from TO tire thousand AMI the sale
MI be positive 10 the highest bidder
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for Bonds Of
1897 and addressed to THOMAS }. TOWESEND.
Treasurer NewIork and Ere Railroad Company. No As
Valst New YORK by order oil the Board Of Directors.
New York Dec n, 1851. - .v.,
d29 tJl2is NATHANIEL NJ AkSh Secy.
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xSRANKLlN EYE INSTITUTE, No.
A. aSa,o-s, formerly the Battery for The iIelingas
of Diseases ii the Eve only the system 50 AZ cessiSy
oractced b, MI wider. of the s.. Marks OpinaitNc
Ecspfal Dublin sud NJ. Mckenzie. OF the Il S'M ~
InntnaTt Glasgow Scotland Once hours from We
!. l-, a !, 49, dl5 lm'
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EDY-An External Appllcaion-Pfce 5y cs , ~ -
sentemea that cal ed nd received two s'oss ne y,
toesfh.r with show bills circulars &C a. Wei IS AZ o-eI
,nro,s,s having IL for sale hereby iEormel thdt t-e
Advertisement promised wall 10 published VIII an mo
as,nes tsched imnsd!atey sefhe CLOSE Of th@ holiis
~ D. DE- GRAFF, Sole Sr.pret'',
dg5tN No 500 fi'N''--'--
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PEOPLES BANK OF NEw YORK, Now York. Dee Is, 1851.
hIVlDEN D.-I'he Board OF directors
have this day declared a Dividend OF three AID one
bali i3l per cent payable and afer January 2 1859
The transfer books VIII be closed from he 2 % Janusy
inslusivs Idle l3tsl g. DE ANGELS Cashier.
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nWIDEND.--The Directors of the
PANY have dec aTod dividend Of 90 per cant. on
the paid capital stock OF the Company out OF me nS'
esrbnrs of Tue six months ending Nov 3d. IA stock
on and after the I'd dy of january rcXt AZ The Office o
Treasurer No "a Beaver Tue Transfer Sooss VIII Ne
olostd until the second dsv 81 Jauuary next.
BY order of the BOARD of Directors.
d2S III EDWIN C. EIpCHFlEID, lreasuTer
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GUpREME COURT-In the matter Of

henry DAVIES. Attorney aud Counsel as IA
The southerner., 1852-03-20
DIE 70,

On Wednesday morning last, at the
residence of her mother, near this place,
Sarah Elizabeth Norfeet, in the Goth
year of her age. Seldom has it been Our
lot, to record so painful an occurrence.
When age Or infrmity carries off its
victim, the event is divested of much of
it's usual painfulness, and we regard it
as the natural end of existence; but
when youth, beauty and health are sud
denly called to die, tits then the hear
saddens and sickens within us, and We
experience in all it's anguish, the melan
choly truth, "what shadows we are.
what shadows we pursue"
With loveliness Of person, the deceas.
ed united beauty of mind and man
ners, and. a heart all-lit with love fol
friends, kindred and home. A temper
The southerner., 1852-03-20

are occasioally made which go up beyond
the market notice fraction or so II
consequence of superior quality. W.
note the market range, however, as fol
lows: 10 all cts. per h. hog round, II g
III for Hams and 10 1O4 for Sides
and Shoulders
Corn.-There have been no very re.
cent arrivals, but the stock on hand is
very fair. Several cargoes are looked
for daily.
Lard.-Is gcttinga little scarce; yet
the demand remains light It comes in
slowly from the country and taken by
dealers at the market rates, which W,
put at 10 l03 cts. per lb.
Turpentine.-There have heen sales
probably Of over $500 bbls. since our
last. The greater portion of which, in
the early part of the week, went off at
2, Is for soft and 1,15 for hard. On
yesterday, however, the article advanc-
ed 5 cents per bbl. on each quality, and
sales were made at 2, 20 and 30; mar
ket closing at latter figures.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
UOpa9B.

To all Persons aOish,ng to Build.
THE subscribers would hereby inform
them, that we are prepared to contrac
for the building of any thing in the car
penter's line,
From q Church to o. Stable,
And in any style that may be desired,
feeling assured from our experience in
the art, during the last ten or twelve
years, that we can compete with any bull
ders ir North Carolina.
We would also return our thanks to
the people of Edgecombe, for the very lib
eral patronage we have received during
the last two years, and most respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same.
Thomas Oberry,
Jao. ". Saunders.
Tashere', Jan. g.. 1852
The southerner., 1852-03-20
SAVE YOUR MO:NBy,
Charles n. FI'eCa1s Hsl s. Co.
(LArE FREEMAN, HODGES & Co..
T,,7D0rfcrS UDH .IuIIpr9

x"CDOS ~ OHu OCOCCfSs
IA Broadway, l door south of Liberty
Strcct-NEw York,
HAVE now on hand, and will be re-
ceiving daily through the season, New
Goods, direct from the European manufac-
turers, and Cash auctions, rich, fashfona-
Lie. fancy silk Millinery Goods. Our stock
Of Rich Ribbons. comprises every variety
of the latest and most beautiful designs
imported.
Many Of our Goods are manufactured
expressly to our order, from our own de-
signs and patterns, and stand unrivalled
We offer our goods for nett Cash, at lower
prices than any credit House in America
can afford.
All purchasers will find it greatly TO
their interest TO reserve portion Of their
money and make selections from our
great variety Of rich cheap goods
Ribbons rich for Donnets, Caps, Sash
es and Belts.
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses,
and Tarletons.
Embrcideres, Collars, Chemisetts,
Capes, Berthas.
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings and
Insertings.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hcm-
stitch Cambrick Hdkfs.
Blonds, Illusions, and Embroidered
Laces for Caps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Man
tillas, and Wells.
Honiton, Mechlen, Valencienes, and
Brussels Laces.
English and wove Thread, Smyrna,
Lisle. Thread. and Cotton Laces.
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing
Silk, Gloves, and Mitts.
French & American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, English, American, and
Italian.
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.
March 2, 1852.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. A. B. CABANIss, missionary
elect of the Southern Baptist Convcn
ton to Shanghai China, will lecture c.
the subject of missions at Ellis's NEE
ing house, Sunday the 4th Of April
Tarboro', Saturday and Sunday, The
10th and 11th April.
He has large missionary map o..
which the mission stations will be point
ed out and an account of their success
given.
He will also exhibit a number ot
images worshiped by the hcathen an
explain the systems of idolatry in th'
east.-C0m.
The southerner., 1852-03-20

ament delicately attuned to all the finer
feelings of the soul, she was the admir-
ed of her circle, the beloved of her fam
lily. One, who knew her we'll and held
III high esteem her beautiful character,
entwines this wreath around her tomb.
Green be the mound and unfading the
verdure, that rests upon that hallowed
spot.
"There turn and weep, 'tis manliness,
To be heart-broken here;
For the grave ofearth's best nobleuess,
Is watered by tear" S.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
Patent Medicines, &C.
Jan. 9, 80.

k.GtCnt NACUACkkACSs NCs
~
Sands's, Comstock's, and Graefenberg
Sarsaparilla,
Hasting's Syrup of Narhtha,
Hoohand's German Bitters,
Wistar's Balsam cf wild cherry,
n bbard's wild cherry bitters,
Leroy's wild cherry e. sarsaparilla Pills,
Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitter,
Brandreth's, Peters,, Spencer's, Cor
don's, Gilbert's, Hibbard's, Harrell's,
vegetable anti-bilous Pills,
Hulls, Champions, Turner's, anti-fever
Pills-Pepsin, the true digestive fluid,
Porus and pitch Strengthening plasters;
Davis's pain killer,
Dalley's and Connell's magical pain ex-
tractor-Hay's Liniment for piles,
Oldridge's balm Of Columbia,
gewes' nerve and bone liniment, cure
for rheumatism,
Inns celestial balm Of China,
iayne's Alternative, Expectorant, tonic
vermifuge, hair tonic, Carminative
talsam, sanative pills, and ague pills,
,spood's India Chologue, cure for fever
and ague.
sra,'s Ointment, Hibbard's salve, &c.
! For sale by GEO. HoW'AAD'
The southerner., 1852-03-20
NOTICE.,

THE Copartnership heretofore exist
rig between Mathcwson g. Norneet is
dissolved by mutual consent.
AS ii is desirable to close the business
as early as possible, we must insist upon
an Immediate settlement, other by cash
or note, of all the claims on our books.
N. Mathc,Uson,
Robert Nortlect.
The business will be conducted here.
after by Nathan Mathewson, who will
visit the North in a few days to purchase
a large assortment of Goods, suitable for
the approaching season.
Feb. %, 1852.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
MARRIED,

At Myrtle Springs, Texas, on the
2od Jan'y last, by the Rev. Thomas +.
Selby, Mr.. james w. Battle, formerly
of Edgecombe, to Miss Diana Fort,
daughter Of DIR. J. w. Fort.
We are not big enough printers to
get any cake On such occasions, but we
will try to live on in hopes Of getting a
small slice the next wedding that oc'
ours in our county. But whether OF
not, we take pleasure in making such
announcements
For in these piping times Of peace,
Removed from wars loud rattle,
'Tis surely pleasant to announce
A Fort taken by Battle.
Texas Paper.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
FURNITURE
MANDATORY.

so we'll known by the citizens of this
and the neighboring countless would
say, that l shall continue to manufacture
Furniture i'll every variety and style that
would please the eye and heart of all Ad-
ANS race. Also l would say TO the
wearied, come and / will give you rest
on those fine cottage and French Bed
steads, that are now going off as rapid as
hot buckwheat cakes do Of cold morn
ing at the magnificent Edgecombe Hotel.
Also | will show you other styles of Fur
niture. that are not going off quite so
fast, and d few articles like old man
Dogan's horse, when he had one thousand
green pine rails upon him-but they are
few. For particulars see advertisen ant
in another column. March 3, 80.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Elder Blount C"oper will preach
on Monday, the 5rd of May asxt, at the
Fork meeting house, Gin Pitt county;)
Oh Tuesday, 4th, at Tyson's; on Wed
nesday, 5th, at Meadow; on Thursday,
9th, at Autrey's Creek; on Friday, the
7th, at the residence of the late Pernet-
ia Bridgers, decd; on Saturday and
Sunday, 9Th and 9th, at Town Creek
Com.
The southerner., 1852-03-20

WILL stand the ensuing SEASON at nv
stable, and will be let to. mares at Three
Dollars the leap, and: Seuen Dollars the in=
twsnty. five cents to the
Groom in every instance. A transfer Of
property forfeits the insurance. All pos-
sible care ;aill be taken, but no responst-
bility for accidents. The season Will
Commence 10th of March and end 10th
of June.
John Bray is eight years old lhls-
spring, 4 feet 10 inches high and Is oio
Of the finest, best formed largest s'' Jssn' ~ 10
this Il, v vicinity, and has proved himself 10
be sure foal getter' p. UAitehead.
pit. county, near Penny y,Isl Hill's :
The southerner., 1852-03-20
F.L.BGND,
THE WELL-KNOWN

n w ANOWAN
Furniture azlxsseEfNCtsSTe1'.
Begs. leave to return his sincere gratitude
to the citizens of Edgecombe and its
vicinity, for the very liberal patronage
that has been extended to his father, and
hopes that the desire hitherto manifested
to serve the public, will merit continu-
ance of their patronage.
From the long continued illness of my
father, Chat the business may 60 ou
punctually,) it has become necessary for
me to discontinue my business in Colds
boro' and return to the long-established
stand in Tarboro'.
From desire on the part of my father
have become sole proprietor of the
The southerner., 1852-03-20
mA AAG2p9.
TARBoRo' MARKET, March 90.

1ARBORO MARKET, March ~.
The heavy rains which" fell the be-
ginning of this week, have swollen our
water courses, and rendered the river
ftfor steamboat navigation.
There has been considerable activity
IN the Turpentine market, and prices
have advanced to 81 Is a s. 20 for dip
scrape 40 cts per 100 lbs. Tar, 81
per barrel
Corn.-Without any material change
50 IS a So per bbl.
Bacon.-On the advance-11 a II
cts hog round.
Lard.-10 II cts.
ton.-Nominal, 7 cts.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
NOTICE,
U9I BOOK 8.


The Bible, in various styles Of print and
binding,
Buist's American Flower Garden,
The Old Guards of Napoleon, by Headtey
Dream Of Life, by TX Marvel,
AIhan, by the author OF Lady Alice,
Beach's Family Physician,
Ewell's medical Companion,
The wide wide world, by E.. We,he!ell,
les Borcales, by christopher North,
ladies' Companion to the Flower Gar
den, by Downing. flames,
.drian, or the Clouds of the mind, by
'ombe on the constitution Of man,
3axter's Saints Rest-on sale by
March 9th. J H. Bowditch.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

JOHN B. ODoM, Esq'r. Grand Wor-
thy Patriarch Of North Carolina, viii
deliver lecture on the evils of intem
perance and the blessings of total absti.
ncnce, to the citizens of the following
places, and they are earnestly requested
to attend.
At Rocky Mount, Tuesday, 80 March.
Tarboro', Wednesday 81 do.
Wilson, Thursday lst April.
Stantonsburg, Friday I'd do Com.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
EDWARD LAW RBNGB.
Surgeon Dentist,

RESPECTFULLY offers his profes.
sional services to the citizers ofTarboro'
and the county. He will visit them fre-
quently during the year, and will hold
himself responsible for the durability Of
all operations performed by him. All
orders left for him will be attended to
promptly. While in Tarboro' he will
be found at Pender's Hotel.
February 81, 1852.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
P;tersIarg Market, MARCH, II.

Cotton.-There have been considera-
bic sales the past few days at Z! to 74c.,
mostly at the latter price. The demand
continues good for prime lots.
Corn.-Small sales continue to be
made at Csc. per barrel of Sc lbs.
Large lots would not bring over So to
60c.
Lard.-Has advanced little. Bar
rels 1OI to lO4c.; Kegs 1O4 to 113c.
Bacon.-The demand is very active
for this article, with an advance. Sides
10 to 1O2c.; Shoulders 81 to 93c.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
MBW BOOKS.

THE Worlds Progress, or Dictionary
of Dates.
Popery as it was-and as it is, by Hogan
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry,
Miss Pardoe'. Louis l1th,
Alban, by the author of Lady Alice,
Goethe's Faust,
Hugh Mller's Footprints of the Creator,
Carpenter on Alcoholic Liquors,
The Dead Sea and the Jordan, by Lynch.
Coleman's European Agriculture,
Neal's History Of the Puritans,
On sale by
Joseph H. Bouditch.
Tarboro', Ian l6, 1852.
The southerner., 1852-03-20

Washington Marhet, March II.
n. Storcs-Sales to-day at S. 40 for
0 Dip,$l 30 for Scrape, and 81 20 for
hr- receipts light.
Corn-A boat load from Hyde co.
sold at 81 60 for retailing-no sales for
shipment.
Cotton-We hear Of sales of two small
lots-at 7c. 7Sc. and the freight from
Grcenville.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
On Consignment.

wo dozen Mayhor & Co.'S Ploughs,
Northern and Baltimore Flour,
>oap and CaRdles-Nails, by the keg,
On sale, cheap for Cash, by
March 9, Geo. H0,cnr6,
The southerner., 1852-03-20
N1rf1Ik Market. March Is.

Bacon.-Virginia and N. Carolina
hog round new, 10a 10!; Hams IL a
II cts.
Corn-Whitc, So 81; Yellow, IS a
SO; Mixed So 53!.
Lard.-1l Il cts.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
Wculern MdrA:et, Narch 16.

4 Neulern MarAet, March 16.
Turpcntine-Turpentine has come in
more freely the past week than during
the previous week Sales of Dip have
been made at S2,40 to $50, closing at
he latter price. Scrape 81 so.
q TARTAR 81 80.
Corn-No receipts of this article by
the quantity since our last small sales
Rom Wagons and Carts at So to 81
cents per bushel.
Meal-Sales by the lot at 70 cents
per bushd...
Peas-Small sales of Clay Peas at 60
cents, no receipts ofother qualities.
Bacon-Sales of Hams at 10 to 1O4
cents.
Lard-Sales by the bbl at 10 cents,
The southerner., 1852-03-20

Tnatter-which they certainly do not
the cases still would not be at all paral-
leL In America there is land ensugh
for all; in England the land is monopo-
lied by the wealthy aristocracy. In
Anerica they grow much more food than
they can consume; in England we have
Increased in numbers beyond that point,
and are importing corn. In Amorica
there are tens Of millions of acres waiting
for owners; in England every scrap of
earth is appropriated. In America there
S scarcely a bcggar in England our
Faupcrs are numbered by hundreds of
shOusands, In America they have a
cheap republic; in England we have
costly monarchy. Lord Derby is surely
not the man who should provoke COM
paEisons of this sort; and the less so,
when his suggestions are likely to be
widowed out to their natural conclu-
sions by thousands whose attention he
invites to the discussion. And to what
fnalc did the new prime minister come.
Simply to this: that as the American
government taxed foreign goods, he
Lord Derby would tax foreign corn;
nd as the dandy of Broadway must fee
tho custom-housc of New York before
he could complete his Partisan toilet, he
(Lord Dcrby) would tax the loaf which
the English workman requires for him
self and his children. Twist as he may,
@ this it comes at last. Lord Derby is
It once daring and ingenious. lie a.
voids the word whilst he, avows the
pTinciple-shirks the phrase whilst mar
King out the road he means to travel to
protcction."
RUSSIA.
A letter from the Polish frontier,
gwen in the Augsburg Gazette, has the
following upon Russian military move
ments:
"According to our latest advices from
Kalish and other parts Of the Kingdom
af Poland, the Russian government ap-
pears to doubt either the stability Of
I.ouis Napoleon's power, or the sinccri-
ty of his assurances, as military prepa-
rations arc on every hand again urged
onward with surprising activity and up
ca a large scale. The westward move
ment of troops has commenced, and
the munitions Of war are produced and
accumulated with great zeal. The Off
GERS believe that the summer will bring
uith it campaign; and as the common
eoldiery believe that the Gar is the su-
preme and rightful disposcr ofevents on
earth, they only wait the word to march
with alacrity wherever their master
may 'bid them"
ArrivaZ Of Cuban Prisoners.-The
ship Prentice, Capt. Woodbury., arrived
atEew York on Saturday from Viga,
Spain, with ninety-fve of the Americans
Who were engaged in the Cuban expe-
dition. They are in good health, and
speak we'll of their treatment. Among
them we discover the name of Armand
Weir, for short time a resident of this
town. Wilmington Herald.
The southerner., 1852-03-20

Wilmington Market, March II.
Produce has arrived pretty freely, and
we note an increase of sales.
BAcOn-Continues to come in sea nti-
~ from the country, and although there
Is no very great demand for the article
prices remain firm, Sales Of small lots
The southerner., 1852-03-20
DR., J, Z, WALKER.

Having permanently settled at the
place formerly owned by Wilson Ses.
som, respectfully Offers his Professional
services to the peo lie in its vici nifty.
Feb'y o3, 1852
The southerner., 1852-03-20
GEO. HOWARD,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

~1Se aSSG1 g95303
OFFERS FOR SALE. :.
GROCERIES, &c.
Brown, crushed, and loaf Sugars,
Molasses and syrup-Coffee, Flour, Rice,
Butter, cheese, crackers, mustard ginger,
Ground pepper and spice, starch, indigo,
Yeast powder, sal eratus matches,
Candles, brown and fancy Soaps,
Lorillard's g. Outcalr Snuff. snuff boxes,
Smoking tobacco, pipes, brooms,
Pepper sauce, cloves, cap & letter paper,.
Pens and penholders, Ink, waters, &c.
CRocKERH & GLASS WARE.
Breakfast, dinner and tea plates,
Dishes Of various sizes, pitchers do.
Cups and saucers, bowls, mugs.
Sugar bowls and cream pitchers,
Cut glass and plain tumblers,
Glass lanterns, &c. &c.
TIN WARE.
Lard stands various sizes, coffee pets dor
Buckets, pals. measures, tunnels, do.
Lanterns, cups, candle noulds, horns,
Cake cutters, culenders, milk strainers,
Round, square and scollop pans, gratets,
Pepper boxes, wash basins, &c.
VARIETY.
Cotton Yarns, plough lines, shoe thread,
Ploug chs, rails, tacks, of various sizes.
Stove varnish, shoe blacking, brushes &c.
Tarboro', February 10,
The southerner., 1852-03-20
0All lUs .

ALL, who wish to procure clothes Of
the best materials and most elaborate
and fashionable workmanship, can be
accommodated at the we'll known estab
lishment Of
The southerner., 1852-03-20
JDDlAl WllA9,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

NORFOLK, VA,
HAS made an arrangement with MI.
Jumes Gordon, for the purpose of trans
acting General Commission Business
la future, that department will be placed
under Mr.. Gordon's special management,
and conducted in the names Of
So ills s. Gordon.
Mr.. Gordon returns his sincere ac-
acknowledgements to his friends, for the
liberal patronage BESTOWED upon him
while doing business under the firm OF
Junscs Gordon s. Co., and would earnest
ly solicit continuance of their favors
for the new firm.
All consignnents of produce to Uil@
e Gordon, will meet with prompt atten-
ton, u" Feb. 28th. 552.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
.WOClaulr e. RrOther

was dissolved by mutual consent on the
lst september last, All persons having
claims against the late firm, will please
present them Immediately for payment,
and all those indebted to them will
please make payment without delay to
I A. Macnair, who is authorized to
close the business. Ralph E. Macnair.
March lst, 1859. THomas a. Macnnir.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
IAMHS MHHRGAN,

who is continually receiving the latest
styles of
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs AND vES1lNGS.
And always employs the best Of work
men. Also, on hand, GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF READY.MADE-
CLOTHING, and all such articles as
are usually kept by Merchant Tailogs.
February, 1852
The southerner., 1852-03-20
l2D.RullRDR.B,

The young Ladies of Edgecombe and
the neighboring counties, are respectful
ly invited to call and examine those
Beautiful Washstands and Dress
ing Tables, to be seen at
:. 3. BONDS WARE R00M!l,
which will not fail to please the fancy
of the most exquisite.
Ladies, please call and one soothing
word to old bachelors call and see
Bonds great display Of Furniture, and
Tor few bullets you AN procure enough
materials to cap;ivate the most ---
there is no doubt. March 3, 80.
The southerner., 1852-03-20
Dl39OAupuDU,

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Raj ph E. Macnair e. Thomas
4. Macnair under the name of
The southerner., 1852-03-20

Soap.
so boxes No. and Family Soap, Vroom
& Fowle1's, for sale by
". II. Willard.
Jan. 9, 80.