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THE POETS, CORNER
Z from the National Era

1 from the National Era,l
Il GENEROUS DEED.
Az on the tempest-troubled shore
The lonely seaman stands,
And sadly gazes on the wrecks
That strew the beaten sands,
He sorrows Ger his ruined hopes,
And breathes mournful prayer
When breakes wave upon his feet,
And leaves treasure there.
With Joy upon the waif he looks,
Then grasps the welcome prize,
And in the path Of life once more
The light of gladuess lies.
And 'mong the dust of centuries
A traveller gropes his way,
For relic of some olden time
That long has passed away;
Pefchance as thoughtfully he turns
The gathered mould of years,
Amid the things Of little worth
A volume rnre appears.
With keen delight he views it DER,
And joys to know its page
Will send food of light athwart
Some dark but golden age.
So, when upon the shores of time
The waves of memory beat,
And naught but wrecks, far, far around,
The troubled eye can meet
The weary cast-away of life,
In mute despairing stands,
When, 10. the pillows part, and leave
A treasure on the sands.
A generous deed, long buried deep
Within its silent breast,
From out the waste of waters comes
To bid the wanderer rest.
So 'mong the fallen hopes of youth
The spirit gropes its way
For tokens Of the happy past
To cheer its sad decay.
A noble act, forgotten long,
Leaps forth to glad the sight,
And sheds upon the gloom of years
A calm and holy light.
The nourner clasps it to his heart,
And in that hour of need
More worth than all the wealth of earth
Shall be that glorious deed
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Modest.-A Glasgow merchant was
recently accosted in his counting-house
by man who needed charity. Money
having been given, he said:
"You haven't got such thing as a
pair of old trowsers you don't want
have you 2"
"No, my man; / don't keep my ward
robe in my counting house"
"Then, where do you live ?n asked
the impertinent rascal: "just tell me,
mister, and I'll call in the morning for
the old pair you've got on p
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Sarcastic" Did you present your
account to the defendant p' inquired a
lawyer of his client.
"I did, SIR"
"And what did he say2n
He told me to go to the devil"
And what did you do then ?''
Why then I came to youn
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JeWeIry Cheap for Cash.

T H. MORRISON & CO, Wholesale Gro
j GERS, No. /, corner of Canal and Castomhouse
streets, New Orleans. A large and general
sortment of GROCERIES for sale for cash or
city acceptances.
Dy Country merchants and planters are re-
spectfuIy invited to give us IA call. lily
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New Orleans, OpeIOusas. and Great
Western Railroad Company.

NOTICE is hereby
given, that the books
for subscription to the
Capital Stock of this
company are now open
and will continue open
until the 1st of October
next, at the office Of
the company in New
Orleans, and also in the
hands of the following
named commissioners,
viz.
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Pattersonville, July 10, 1851. t
For Sale

Nz8E-g2 A second hand close Carriage, just
&C repaired, in good order and newly
painted, for sale cheap. Also lot of second hand
Furniture, apply to SIMEON SMITH.
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Please Look at this and EConOmise

A. COOPER
SE-9thanks his customers >G60
ssseess - and friends for past S9sESz2
favors and hopes continuance of the same.
propose to work at the following prices for CASH
PRICES
New Old.
Shoeing horses, new shoes 81 So: SO 90
Laying plows with steel. 49,. 81 so. 50 90
Heavy work, per pound ....... 15... %
Set buggy and sulky tire. ...... 75...$1 90
All other work done at the reduced prices, for
cash. For the accommodation of planters and
others, | would say, payment made once a
month will be considered as cash payment.
Franklin, March 6, 1852.
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DENTISTRY.

news the tender of his professions
QlIfYYYY services in the line Of D E "
TISTR
Artifciai Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth TO full set, with a spring or on the
principle of atmospheric pressure.
All other work appertaining to the Teeth don
on the most approved principles, and with the
best materials.
Not being able to boast Of any mem discoveries,
he does not expect the patronage OF the most ere
dulous, but is willing to confne his practice to
those persons only who are aware that fine gold
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth. M
10 Plantations visited when required.
WILLIAM CESSNA.
Pattersnnuille Inlu 10 1851 II
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(tHARBON-Ir recommend the CHLORIDE
" OF SODA. the powerful antiseptic and
disinfecting fluid, as superior means to cure or
prevent the disease usually called Char6on.
The Chloride is for sale at Apothecaries' Hall,
where will be glad to give information concern
ing its use and utility.
~ Ammonia and its preparations, so much
confided in for the treatment of charbon. on hand
in large quantities. C. RABE, MD.
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ATTENTION ALL!

NToTICE.-Th undersigned being duly COM
~ missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the Parish of St:
Mary, as NOTARY PuBLIc in and for the said
parish All business entrusted to him will re
ceive his personal attention, well as all pos
sible despatch.
10 Office open at all hours.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Indian Bend, Aug. ID, 1851. If.
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Runaway Slave.

as Taken up and committed to the Jail of
"a this parish, on the 5th day of June, 1852
q, dark mulatto man, who calls himself
-A-AUSTIN, and says he belongs to John
H. Allen, planter, Of the parish Of Rapides, about
25 miles from Alexandria. Said man is about 30
years DID, fleet inches in height, one front tooth
missing, and has two scars, one on his forehead
and one across the nose. The owner is hereby
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
expenses and take him away.
E. HOWLE, Jailor.
Parish of St. Mary, Juns II, 1852 3t
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TO CONTRACTORS.

fA PETERSBURG, (Va0 y Dec. 81, 1884,
cyEALED proposals
~ Petersburg, Virginia, ill the LIST February 1853
the for miles, indicated
botomthus indicating distinct channel which
undersigned will select according Of funds available
To afford feet high breadth
below The city. #s-l1 aa.
tide, for breadth Of
the bottom, deep TO the
wharf.
sixiywo bottom from deep
wharf.
4th. high water,
The bottom and from
deposited washed channel again
deposited shore,
mark and in such other pnces and abandoned channels
shall be designated BY the undersigned his substitute
ed yadbu. by job MISUNDERSTANDING
will enabled calculate from cubic yards
vAtion standard mark OF the
respond with the soundags, carefully laid down map
corresponding along river
will be established BY the undersigned facilitate
operations.
a mile OF work inspected and
psr cent?
whole Job shah have been completed security faithful
foSmance Of the contract I'll
The proposals envelope proposals for
dredging"
.E s5s Captain Corps Engineers and Brevet Colonel.
The Richmond Enquirer Wing Norfolk Herald ; The
Washington Republic and Union; the Baltimore
Philadelphia PennsyivanlAn and North Americans
and Enquirer, New
and forward their bills.
Dee 34--dtJunl5 ea .t
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United state. Patent once.

Washinrton, Nov. ~, Iss2.
M The petition o. Charles Goodyear Of !. Hywmd
him the mode cf preparing
ohouo with sulphur for The nsnufscure of ace or
the Of ssd patent, which
on The twenty fourth day nf vebrrsyy, Ias34- =
It's ordered that said
Monday hs sist Of isnusry sss ~ ecoct and
notified and show "
why said petition ought he granted. .f a ~ sa
Persons required
once their objections spscsy ~ forth in writing
hearing,
codsnce with tho rule, Of the ocr ~hch % be furnished
rod InseIn
Repuhlc, and Us,ou washington u. g. Inquirer Phil
sdsphia rsnn.yivsn,. Esprs' s.w Y9,s s Albany stat
Journa Providence Rhode Isrd and Daily
Massachusetts, eoce week for thr~r successive -esh
(ai, 81 January ee'e-~ hundred and
1'''' ''''" e ~ HODGES,
VI Commissioner of Patents.
r. g. Edor a. the above will please copy snd -rd the
bills once, paper this notice
Nov S-iRw3w
HIGHLAND PI.AfDs.-Th,s day opened ..Il. .-.#6
III loo Highland psids. of The exquisite qualities and
s,ylsa, FOR chidres' Those desiring goods OF
100 6nA mou-eae cf the ishess color.
and host qualities .ss5l4 -7rs s#UH
pieces and mou--eI,nes. 'neu,,al sh.dcs
u N pieces hne "rafis icsey asnncis,n all coiors
100 pieces white hapneis, all prices aud Qualities
~ thin css.meres and tweeds, for koys' pants
wihlo' o,h-t new Foods all 81 our proyerhay low prices
Good articles. cw prcss and M rr'ns may be relied on IN a
eases. +. 8.t.r| ..s0s.t ~ att ii II Il
.l. es FISH -.5se PERRY BROTHER,
o~io-d1 Opposite Cesus Market.
THE physsc,.ns Pocket Dc.e-Rcck, and symptom
Book and Of a the principal tcies
Of Nsdics. NC. by = w. wy'h~s, NJ. y.
the Unis~d sal.
80 - ~ - - 70 ?. T. TAYLOR a MAURY,
Ney rs uaan1seqe noshss1.sa. ~~ss hs street,
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once DsP~xtsaae at, OctOhcS -. Ise1s
NOTICE hereby given .t ls advertisement d die Ou Of
layisx psSpas~~ tne New On
Vera CuA bxng serodsncc w s aet Of
August establishing the te hersby via
asa uossing Its piace. by duly
copy referred there CLAUSE
Orleans Vera shall be dsed if
Bddegs viii therefore themselves accordingly
The vessels however transporting mails
Pacific i accordance require
tefs rred TO- y, ID. HuBBARD, ~
H7HtH 4atHN aH ~ ~. t.t Postmaster General
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Army sMpPiles.
osflcE Or AAAf epyin,ss ssp Issaf ~. - .isss

orslcx or AHAr cLoraIss And EsuIT4ss,
,s,.sp PROPOSALS are nsi,ed ana viii be received
ss aaa 70 os,ess % :, s @ s ,sSs. ssS Il ssaa s a
deliverable eons and eqaipass depot sehuy
ny "a 81 ' T. ss % Es M ssg Of & S ne
axsxssd e.sssps, VI he United states me nx
a.s.sis eSauss,ss y ,ss io,, va
yas. ,~lsd wools9 slos % be thoroughly
5000 yard. s+sss y saI.ssa ss,;s" sa
1905 DO * cotton duck weighing a o. pc. yard
1900 ssss DO % 9 * IA. ia. ssS 80 * 20
p. ''as1's' '''s weighing pounds per
Il Ps~posa. elbow, red and Sae
Epsaiss, n. 9, s~--Easnees ordnance araIlery,
ts. Do sergeanu corpora- phyates, engineers ord
teeI names, artillery, and infantry
MSsa WsS,Ss .ss .ss'ss; so;d., s.a;sn " al, Kinds
Batonscps, and of engnee odnancs Dragons, n
Lumber. "a so.oa. @ ss Pc, I @ its 90. stun eh
D.ss,s. sss, artillery and infantry
Drum heads, bate,
Drum. sucks and carriages es.
Do cords s-rg .sa sa. %sat
nospi,sl sni poles pi,s,
waa c.anoa 90 90 90 90 DO
Iron eomes MI
spurs, pairs Na
,HsIiards, garrison, and recruiting flags
Bunting, red, white, ans blue #a4##
Blue
Blue flannel, inings t't## eat
All which should be Of domestic manufacture
other
this office by which all supplies furnished
Will viii be .sn s. manu. p doa spa
sct may wishing pro-
posAs. ..#. 4#
Contracts will be based accepted proposals for the faithful
unreasonable Of bond such
Of VIII be regarded sufficient
ceiling acc Of tIe favored bid.
Bids desired only from manaaeture regular dealers IN the
furnished will be
who known manufacturer
desired suppies which fact, the
bids offered well the
persons intended proposed
Obtained.
OF each delivery will be retained
which
of
sipulations Of his CONTRACT
c. H. CROSMAN
Dec 22-l6td& &JtawtFebl Major
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TUE undrsned having devoted TO speculation IN
mai, and Chicago has determined 70 adopt mi. :.
ofba.ness In eonne ZION with the paeres o his profession Ibs
IN he infancy of tho ee aed BY the RAPID q
% s a s o o,s !. ~s for S..
cf nom my 70 hundred per cent having been
nve-,mcs advise. the puch.s Of popsryin and
about ohe.so .ey 70 se s %o.. p'on.ss q ..y , can & %
having great deal Of 10 the preparation OF poehe,
Al y.riou. so.. been ob@insd
sgo have nyarsy resulted a tsso,ay and ns % dos no,
opportunities esfe speculation Of
always trade, sr.sdy her usee bas
us ssesss greatly Ma. oSs, M gss ~ ns un." ao ssss
Michigan with The Chicago running some hecapsrters Of
south mes'a both
thereby .o"s =" ana,os extended $ sg%s. n. ~ 's, a. ao nn
and M--pr nv.r with several ernstv rsoad. nov In suc
Of all terminating At this point Ch,csso desussd 10
", i II, m " spnon o he .n.
among richest and most popol.u cities o the
within srr-f tina eeea Of her own ss.,ae.. Tbs
mighty ana, 'os.,sns,. and especially o. o. o% ~
ny poposur surprising apidi the eunre West hnt
continue be- great commercial Ia isso population
Chicago Ibsn i've thousand IT Is near h Thousand
Property held there city vicinity y.ry
compared other cns- Of ske snd
either IN ode,oasy purchased there nov VIII soon Quad
. ~ hs n, s.ns m No eoeet r.
ard generally ,hsr real ss's interests Hs
His charges for win he either Interest
the n., pcn q %, @ psa w uues, @ @ n
~ Nv. Is, The hr,t
half f2kl
The examination will be
title Of all property proposed 10 be purchased
which a shadow
will Chicago frequently during each winter
spng, will his the and fall.
We s win ,pr 'ns s x.
signed either directly Indirectly viii be sold
whom he and all desirng
application him obtain the unqucsonahe
thosc assdy purchased
ssercy FOR others
Address during winter spring Cncinnsti and during
and fall nj Chicago. Y. Fl LII + J. .95#
THos. r. BRYAN, Attorney atLaw,
r. H. his partnor Hon Samuel NJ Hart former
n pleas tircrnsu Ohio
a. X sh.cnb-rrrr esq Cincinnati Ohio Bishop oohh. Episcrp
Church, doce.- OF Alshama, ho, he. H#H. f.ll##
Reference. given desired, all The principal ces Of The
mi
ta--d3bf'
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ID =. srEER, Merchant Tailor. al his Iarx. eli
1 Odd Foows Hall,
attention. and particularly former patron.
friends, his gen,Ienen' goods
and AAnped 70 me among which French and Eosh
hImea nied, other cloths for
pf colors
frorA French, English, and American casmeres
styles; ch
vessS cschsr with dress shirts under shirts, and drawers,
riov~s umbrellas gowns, and,
everyhrg Necessary complete rntlcas
done style and warranted 10 please.
nScI WJNtI
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WORKs by Mrs. stGc"rn~y.Wstsr Dropsi illustrated viii
w eight fine tinted engraving ismo. 10 cents
Pupils Narrative and Biographical Sketches
Illustrated with fine Of the su'hore enpsved expressly
for ,his by Richie, isno, rs
Olive Leaves Illustrated. lsmo. rs cents
Examples OF life and Death l6mo rs cent,
The Boys Book illustrated. ismo, 80 cents
The Gifis' Rook, Illustrated. faso. 20
Th- Chtids hook illustrated. Square. rs cents
For sse by 0AAy h RALLANTyNF,
..#M..II +. aavanth
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- .-8,f Collectors Once, Ctty Hall, Nov. =, Is5x.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs-Noucei . hereby
IN given thai the advertisement OF delinquent
Of preparation, aud viii be completed and published
nbo December
undersigned respectfully that the law allows
but makes h imperative duty enforce
the BY advertisement and sale OF ALL property without
which
All person. interested requested
by paying avoid heavy Advertisement
bI'f .fde- ssW RI ROCHE,
Nov 0-eou s1rs Collector.
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NEW silks and Dress Materials tss sily.Tho
IN following which
fully the attention OF citizens and sojouners, viz
pieces rich bsocsde ssks
a5 do elegant brccsdss fcs evening
neh plain silks, all coiors
10 do rich plain poui de soie, for evening
- do rich figured pou't de- -aie
10 do rich black figured silks
rs paain black de Rhine
do color and hsck
~ do elegant Lyess yeiyeS, all coofs
50 do fine freach raennos do
IS do do Cashmere diecosss
80 do mousseines de LANES
10 plaid silks
10 10 do French met,noe, for ms~ss' dresses
Together with FUN assortment Of dress goods
H0oE, BROTHER, co.
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IN OBEDIENCE OF Congress, approved August 90 1882
L which 10 la the word. following, o wit Z. t1
"An provide q ,aotty Vera
Ctux, Tanpeo, aud back yessels
BY Senate and House Of Lhe
United States V 1mstea m Co"gre assebed That The roslna
he authorized drested 10 enter
years, for exceeding
hundred thousand dollars with such persons
and Satisfactory dus public nouee
the OF tue malls OF the United States upon e
best times month from New Or
leans Cruz back vessels
eight Of the best form otconstuco
Of The southern waters The same 10 be
ready the shortest possible uDe'-- ua.#.5 #.# M
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IRVING HOrEL. PennsyfvaniS avenue, corner Of
Washington The subscriber, thankful
support him dunng the four
friends his continue In vgian
establishment he viii be thankful
. patronage With views,
great considerably enlarged and
his which yields the
pleasast ocauon the close
given the comfort of ia guests at all uiass. M.
Dee o-eodimo j. THOMAS.
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THE UNDERsIGNED having removed 10 the
commodious lately erected fennyvss,
Of the United Hotel desire
TO
strangers. public generally, portaon
splendid French Enrh ua American cloths es<-sr,~res
v~sns> they elegance,
prices rssopab other similar ,stsb-hmen
D,asvet ~ solvmb,s.
Q-er9wtf j. H. THOMPSON H. Co.
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NOTICE Ls~oN, spso,sers viii he happy The
e,usens Of Washnafon ~ Az that his profession
Fsfhfu Workmanship Ssraned IN ali h
services The public caA
weight hrrs- cnsrs At h pacs 81
business, lin Pennsylvania avenue ~
Reference Mes C'aUe Dodson, Dr. Charles G. Page
A-&iMsAif~
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CHANCE make by all OF business.
II No needed and but little incurred requires
travelling pcdAnabut the comforts cf h~me
with hs cAswee mi 90 eno month This n
-oesAsn and worthy the of all honest
AsnStHa psvmaoers gsu,ees employment a
Ths st0ee asd -edee viii hc
cons - tpss' psa toJosEPH W. HART Monroe ofaugc
", ks~ vosA. z /" aslaI sd Is .f tff IT ..l s
Persons sending viii p'ea c and address p~'r,y
tI--hQw
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CARD-M. c. s. LEMON, having sten her re-,dsncs
~ wln pupils Instruction
ssd IN vcrss'or BY long experience IA her profession she
scientific knowledge
placing nxeiv ondcv her charge.
teadcnce, tit street, rennsyv.
mia avenue. l..s.
e. L. the honor 2" refsr,ncc TO his Eteeilcncy Mil
Butler f O.. Nl doc s. dmf
RENTING house, with goods Ar,ures, N
III, And ascy
pied by Ycrby b Miller. For particulars inquire of l
YERBY 4 MILLER.
Mis-. Dermour building corner |" IN street snd
Dec o-lm,f sHs Na.N M rennsyvsns avenue.
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VKOEFE'S Celebrated Schtcslanl Gfn called Aruupa
Sehiedam parity
rechcaon, be obtained eilh1 the fogn
manufactured by the proprietor
5chedam Holland by peculiar to his
is favored harsh
Italian juniper berry,
distilled recuned spinous solvent
exquisite
altogether uanscendan cordial properties io
land GIN heretofore Known F&#t 4#t lt4
by principal druggists States
Beaver street. ...f. tl
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back once week 9n
Lave Tilden Friday afoam, st
Arrive at No 80 the same day by Up m,
Leave No 80 Saturday at am,
Arnve al Tilden the sane day by2 pm a.,
"a From Buckspor', by orland North Blue. ~.
Blue Hi, Blue Hill Falls. North S4dgewick,
and Deer Isle, TO south Deer Isle. 80 miles and
back, twice week. f. -. ~. 4.
Leave Buekspori Tue.day and Friday ateam,
Arrive at South Deer fsIe The came days BY Spn,
Leave south Deer Isle Wedne sday and Saturday al
Arrive al Buck.po,, the same day. BY SIN,
IS From Mat,awamkeag. by South Maluncss,
Haynesvlle, and Llnnxus, TO HoultoR, IS miles
and back, three times week. ~ !.
Leave Mattawamkeag Tuesday. Thursday. and
Saturday att
Arrive at Hoal,on the same days by 4ipm
Leave Moul,on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive al Ma',awamkeag the same days BY 81
So From Malta wsmksag, by Conway. and Nunber
Three. 10 Pa,isn, IS miles and back. three
iImes week. IS essf4 Ell
Leave Mauawamksas Tuesday. Thursday. and
Saturday ~ am, #W4h ErtN
Arrive al Patlen the same days by 5pm,
Leave Paltsn Monday. Wednesday. and Friday at
Tam: #H HeN 3Eet fs.a
Arrive q M.,,awamkssg the same days by !, Pc
Kossoth, 10 Topsdsld. ~ miles and back twice
Leave Lincoln Monday and Friday At pm,
A'I'vs :, TSp.6sMld ,a The mex, i f:y: sy io.%'
Arrive al Lincoln the next days BY Q m
Proposals for more frequent tr'ps with expedited
schedule will be considered.
IS From North Lincoln, by CAesssr, 10 Nickertown,
in The cosnsy Of Penobacos. Is miles and ssek'
once . week. aaa M
Leave North Lincoln Saturday at am;
Arrive al N,ckertown the same day at i2m
LSave Nickerown the day at2pm;
Arrivs at North Lincoln the same day BY Jpn
80 From Paasadumksax, by Enfield and Lowell 10
Burlington, as miles and hack, once week
Leave PaaeAdumkeax Wednesday at pmi
Arrive Al Burlington The same day by7pn'
Leave Barington the same day II 7ams
Arrive at passadomkeaH the same day by b.. m
so From Upper Saltwater, by Od,own. Alton. ana "a
Grange. to Klmasnoek. 2a miles and back, on'e
week. M #8 Nk cAss
Leave Upper Still water Wednesday At eami
Arrive AT klimarnock the same day by pm
Leave k,lmarnock Thursday atqam;
Arrive a, Upper Still water the same day ny AP
Proposals 10 commence nj Orono. increasing w"
miles will be considered -
For the conclusion Of n. advertisement Ssrrts"~"'
sxsoDspAavisa tAh dnys r~rr1 a.
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~ wARNSHEH ~ 90. pennsyivan,. Avrau~ he
", 9th 10Th nd
rich e~~, grid and silver watches silver and plated
fn~ hncy ennSs. ssst~ts for rhrnss ssn
StHisds'phs, srd New vert prices
s.sct and Of The aiss, fashion.
r.pvessnfsd ssh their prices Uniform. \. ...-s
The pnbhc rsspecuuy invited cali
ssoch- Dee is-7h.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-22
RALEIGH, NORTHCAROLINA SATURDAY, 22 1852.

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
FOR 1852.
AN H. & R. S. TUCKER are now receiving
w their extensive and well selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
to which attention is respectfully invited consist
ing, IN part, of the following
Brocade Pout de Sol Silks,
Solid colored and White do
White Brocade Silks,
Rich Plaid Chameleon Silks,
w hIte and Black Watered do,
Super Black Gro de Rhine do.
Figured and Satin striped Challys,
Solid and Figured Bareges,
Fancy Silk Tissues,
Organd Lawns,
French Jaconets,
Printed Muslins,
Briliantes,
Plaid and solid Ginghams
English and American Chintz,
Dotted, Checked, Swiss, Jaconet, Nainsook, and
Tarton Muslins.
Black Silk Lace Mantillas,
Plain and Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls
Black Silk Lace,
French Worked Collars, Cuffs, Chemisetts, and
Undersleeves,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Bands,
Scolloped L. Cambria and REVERE stitched Hdkfs.
Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insertings,
Real and imitation Vaencienes Edging,
Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves, best quality,
do do Alexander's Silk Gloves,
Silk Fringes, Buttons, and Trimmings,
French Working Cotton, Linen and Cotton Floss,
&s, &C., &c.
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