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The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21
VOL. IA No. Eo4.
EDITlNG.A PAPER.


Hear what the National ln,e!ligencer
says about editing q newspaper:
Many people estimate the ability Of
newspaper. aud the industry and talent Of
its editor. by the editorial matter it con-,
tains. Its comparatively an Easy task
for frothv writer to pour 0ut daily col
umns of words-words upon any aud all
subjects. His ideas may Row in ons
wishy y-wasi.y <vsslastieg nd -
command oflano E.lli6 20
sssIss shsm tsesshi = ! y e,
aud poor concern. Eut what is the toll
ct such man who displays his feaded
matter largely. to that imposed on a iud;-
clous, we'll informed editor. who exerc;ses
his vocation with an hourly Consciousness
OF his responsibilities and duties, and de-
votes himself to the conduct of his paper
with the same care and assiduity that Il
sensible lawyer bestows upon suit,
humane physician upon patient. without
regard to show or display Indeed. lhe
mere writing part OF editing a paper i.
but small portion Of the wo,k K Tie
care. the time employed in selecting. IA
Tar more important, than the fact of a good
editor better known by his selections than
anything else, ana that we all know il
halt the battle. But a, we have said. an
editor ought to be estimated, and his la
b"rs understood and appreciated. by tho
general conduct Of his paper. its tone, it.
principle and aims, its manIiness. lis
dignity and propriety. 10 preserve these
as they should be preserved, is enough to
occupy fully the time and attention of any
man. 1t L" this be added the genera! SUI
pervision of the newspaper establishment.
which most editors have to encounter, the
wonder is how they find time to write
at all.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21

FREE Soil CoNvENTroNs. Free
Soil State Convention of Penns ylvania as
sembIed at Pittaburg on the 10th inst.
About 200 persons were present, repre-
sentIng go counties and the citv of Phi.a-
delphia. \ platform Of principles was
adopted in the afternoon, the 5 m of which
is the abolition of slavery and repudiation
OF the compromise. Both The whig and
democratic parties are denounced, as hav-
ing bowed the knee to the dark spirit Of
slavery"
The National Free Soil Convention
assembled at 10 o'clock on the 1lth. Two
thousand persons were present at the
Masonic Hall. The States represented
were New Hampshire. Maine. Massa chu-
setts. onnecticut, Rhode Island, Yer
mont. New York, Delaware. MARYLAND.
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Michigan. Wiscon-
sin, Indiana, Illinois. Iowa. Virginia,
Kentucky. aud Missouri. ]. p. Hale was
nominated for President
Fred. Douglass was in the meeting and
treated with much Consideration. He
made ch.-The people of Pittsburg
took but little note Of the affair.
Mr. Hale, previous to the meeting of the Con-
vention, wrote letter declining the nomination.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21
LAW NOTICE.
A ARCHIBALD AT. NTH

Has taken an Office Anderson street, nearly
opposite the Fayetteville Hotel. He will attend
to the collection of claims and law business gen
orally. and especially to the taking Of accounts
OF executors, adm instrators, rdians and part
ners, either n suit or otherwise.
October [, 1881.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21
WARM SPRINGS. N. c.

Mr. Lannman's Book Of Travels fur.
nishes us with the annexed description
of the warm Springs Of North Carolina :
These springs are thirty-six miles
from Ashesillc, and within six OF the
Tennessee line. There are several Of
them4 the largest being covered with .
house. and divided in two equal apart
ments, either one of which is sufficiently
large TO allow Of swim. The tempera.
ture OF the water is l05Jesrees. and it is
2 singular fact. that rainy weathsr shas 4
raaxe fha-k y ~sesss
varies more than couple of des-ss-s. All
the springs are directly ou the southern
marg n Of the French Broad; the water
is clear as crystal, and so heavy that even
child may be thrown into it with little
danger of being drowned. Asa beverage,
the water is quite palatable. aud it is said
that some people can drink a number Of
quarts per day. and yet experience none
but beneficial effects. The diseases which
it is said to cure are palsy, rheumatism
and cutaneous affections. The Warm
Springs are annually visited by L large
number of fashionable and sickly people.
from all the Southern States. aud the pro-
prietor has comfortable accommodation 5
for two hundred and fifty people. His
principal building is of brick. and the
ballroom ia $50 feet long. Music. dane
ing. flirting. riding, bathing. fishing.
scenery hunting. bowing and reading. are
all practiced here to an unlimited extent;
but. what is more exciting than all these
pleasures put together, is the rare sport
OF deerhunt'hg."
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21

Posi- OFFIcEs IN NORTH CAROLINA
new Post Office has been established +
Powhatan, Union county, King C. Sim
mons, p. NJ.
Falling Mill, Moore county, has been
discontinued. The chief reason for the
discont'nuance of Post Offices. is the fail
ure of the P"stmasters to make returns.
but they are always re established when
proper person can be found to fill the Office.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21

~ DESPERATE FIGHT WITH DLACg
BkAn.-The Portland Argus contains the
following account of a bear fight. which
transpired in Andover. North Surplus.
Oxford county. Maine, on the 22u ult
AS Erasius Bean, a young man OF 20
years, was hayinS in his field, accompan-
led ny Il boy of l2, named Dunn, he look.
ed up aud saw near him large black bear
of the whstefaced breed, {the most savage
OF the black variety.> HaI ~
gun with him to shoot pat
it up aud fired at the u
effect. the bear :;
close upon him. Bea
loading his gun in the
just as he had got his cha,
caught against twig and i'd
wards and bruin leaped upon hf
HIS situation now was frisht,0
but his co"Iness did not forsake him
he Immediately fired again, but with \,
visible efrct.-The bear at once went t."
work. se'z'"s his left arm. biting through
It and lacerating it severely. While
thus amusing himself, he was tearing with
his fore paws the clothes and scratchin.
the flesh on the young mans breast. Ha.
ing dropped his arm, he opened his huge
mouth to make a pounce at bis face. Then
1t was that the young man made the dash
tndt saved his lIfe. AS the bear opeued
his jaws, Bean thrust his Iacerated aru,
down the brute's throat, as far as desper-
alton would enable him. There he had
him. The bear could neither retreat nor
advance. though the position of the besec.
ed was anything but agreeable Oh 50 warm
day as Thursday last.
Bean now called upon the lad to come
and take from his pocket jack knife and
open IT. The boy was fitting companion
tor this brave young man. lie marched
up to the wo'k boldly. But before he
could get at the pocket he had to crowd
the bears head over little to get at it
the beast meantime not at all easy with
such huge mouthlul in his throat t.ay-
ing got the knife, Bean with his untrame!ed
hand. cut the bears throat from ear to ear
killing him stone dead while he lay on his
body. lie then threw the beast Oft noti-
he'd his friends, had his wounds dressed,
and is now comfortable. 1t was iu dyed
the bear weighed nearly four hundred
pounds One of his paws which our in-
for"ant saw, weighed two pounds eleven
ounces.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21

| have in my employment competent work
men, and a prepared to do all kinds of work ),
either in COPPER, TIN OR SIIEET-!RON.
| have on hand all the necessary materials and
machinery for making Factory Cans and Drums,
and to do al kinds Of factory work that can be
done by any similar Establishment in the State.
Also. for sale, Patent Factory Can Rings, vary
ing from 9 to II inches; Drum Beads, &C.
ROOFING, GUTTER & LEADER PIPES put
up IN the best manner
Also, lust received, foil supply of COOK
IN G SEOS EIS, of the ost approved patterns,
some Of them very large for hotel and plantation
use {E5- Always on hand good assortment Of
TIN WARE Z. w ANDREWS,
Southeast corner .EuSket Square,
May IS, 1892
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21

Our minds are like ilI-huns vehicles !;
when they have little to carry they raise a
prodisious ciatter: when heavily laden
they neither creak nor crumble.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21

AZ IHIsrfy HuMbefeu 80 supP0f teTs against s301
oppo position.
A desperate election riot had taken PLACE at
Limerick, Ireland. The military were called
out, when the mob attacked them and the SOL
diers fired, killing eight and wounding many
Changes talked Of as likely to take place
n the British Cabinet.
FRANcE--There are strong rumors IN Paris
that the Fetes of the 18th of August will pro-
duce another coup detat
The President will it is said positively be
shortly married to the Princess Caroline Ste
phanie De Vasa, grand daughter of Eugene
Beauharnois She is a Protestant
THREE DAYS LATER
The steamer Africa has arrived with Liver
pool dates to the 3lst ult. Cotton was very ac.
tive in Liverpool at firm rates.
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21
NOTICE.

foretyarn all and every person from fishing
or hunting on nv lands in the counties OF Cum
berland Bladen and Sam pson, as l will enforce
the law against al such respasseTs
G. T. EARKsDALE.
April y, 1852. cs7-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21
$40 REV ARD

Runaway from the subscriber about the st of
January last, negro man named MIKE, tho is
supposed to be lurking in the negh ghboi hood of
ayetteville, where he has wife. Nike is a
black fellow about feet 10 inches hirh stoops
little when walking, and moves SLOWLY He
was hired by me for this year from the estate of
Josith Evans, decd. The above rev ard Will be
paid Tor MS apprehension and delivery to me or
confinement in Jail so that get him Mike is
23 years old NATHAN KING
April 10, 1852 6Sj-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21

FOREIGN.-The steamer PacEhc arrived 1t NJ
York the sth inst, with Liverpool dates e |
the 26th ult. Cotton has been very brisk ii
Liverpool, and the sales very extensive
tions had advanced an eighth of : penny,Ts
GREAr BRIrAIr AM IRELAND -
-tinns u IL. - q
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21
FAYETTEVILLE, N i
THAT POLISH, HOW IT SHINES!
1C 900 boxes
sold within the last 9 months.

\. J. WOODWARD returns his thanks TO the
public for the unprecedented encouragement he
has met with III the manufacture and sale of his
celebrated Poii-', and at the time wishes
it understood that he always keeps suppiy on
hand for whoie-a!e or retail
Experience h-s proved that this Polish is un-
surpassed for 9aicaness in putting gloss on
leather
Persons wishing to oil their boots can use this
Polish with c+uai success Immediately after
wards, the elt.~esshoul1&3e rubbed as soos, as
Ae Poi I'm ca9se fonnd at the store under
the Carolinian Printing Office
Fayetteville, Feby 81, 1852. 67s-1y
The North-Carolinian., 1852-08-21
aaEE' iEEsEAEx TIC 4.


chest of very superior quality, fresh and fin
flavor, lust received and for sale hy
oct Il. S. j. HINSDA LIE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
C. ZIMMERMAN & CO.,
Manufacturers of the
FIRE AND WATER PROOF COMPOSITION ROOFING

gHyO public Improved Fire and Water Proof
Roofing supercedng the of all other kinds refer
the undersigned:
ISpIANAPoLIs-H Bates L Kecham Hanna, L Abbott, w
Talbot Fletcher A Morrison G. Peck Il Morris,
Mayer, Yandes NJ Sharp, Poage, Griffith, Butch,
Undehil Williams Wilkins, JVandegft, Anderson, Noble
Pratt M Patterson, M & Little, DIR Thompson Edwards,
Seargent MeCord, Spann, Knox Bland Hasseman q Vim
Harness w Rose, Defrees Vance, Hall, B. Nobtll,
VIM Henderson, Record III Fletcher, Dunham Snelen
berger Bonge, CWDbevLandD Osgood, Knodle, Cam
bry ID Gully, AW Russell, VIM Wells - Drew Swami s
Chapman Donnan, Christian Church; : Folk, Edgar, Wal
lace, Munse, Judge Perkins, Youngerman Blake
Colstock ID Craigo, McCarty.
LAFAYErTK-AS White, p & Ball, Liy,L L. Stockton
Mcmillan Breckenridge Spears Reynolds Roser Brother
Martin Lane, w ii t Brambe, p Emerson ii It Sample,
Wm Hawkins, cath, VIM Heath Taylor, NJ Pierce,
Lloyd N Hull & Co.
africa Fountain County, Mcdonald, D S Jordan, N S
Brown Menser II Crompton NJ. Anderson.
FRANKLIN, johnson County-F Finch j. Herno Herriott
Hicks, M Thomas, County COMMISSIONERS Seybert, w
Brsnham, Ritchie Hunter, Manwarrng Hamilton,
Sloan
vERM1L1ox CouNrY-County Commissioners r Nixon, A
Lyons.
SULLIVAN CouNrY-County COMMISSIONERS
SHELBY CoUNTY-ShebycHe-W Hacker, Sullivan, DIR Rob-
bins VIM Little Robertson VIM Mcfarland, Mr. Mayhem, Meth
Elliott
MoRRIsrowN-H A ] Peak DIR McGuechy w w woodgard.
CoLUMBus-Pence Cael Jones' Masonic and Odd Fellows
Hail. Reformed Church, Mr. Crump
CHARLESTON, Illinois, Parcels q Co.
observation-disclosures Hall 6 nj Shaw
The agency selling material and putting roofs
had upon application Office.
Roofing constantly hand sale the lowest
prices with directions for Communications orders from
distance will receive prompt attention.
Office Mandatory Market street, north sde TIVE and
half squares the Court House, Indianapolis Indiana
70 Al tco5k dene By warranted. sep1O-d&wI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
BOOK-BINDERS' WAREHOUSE.
COOK e. MA NM.

So God Sreef, Netc York
IMPORTERS description of Coloed Leather for Book
Binders and Pocket Book Makers Aso English Musln
Marshas Thread Marble French German and American
Ruling Machines Standing Presses Cutting Machines every
article required Bndery Consumers who buy large
elsewhere.
NBWe the sole for the sale of George Dudleys
celebrated Bark Skvers Blank Sheep and Law Calf Skins G..
d. received the highest premium at the late Fair OF the American
Institute Tanned Skivers, Sheep and Calf Skins
aug26d2t& w3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
KEEP A LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG RED BOOT
FATRRANESsS

GREAT MAMMOTH BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM
F. FAIRBANKS takes pleasure in thanking his
Cd for their past patronage and hopes they will forget
call and his Fall stock Having eaarged
king comHOdious
has returned from the East with Goods,
with great expessyor this market The public respect
fully invited call his stock
and Shoes Of style and quality. which he
equal any The market and cheap cheapest
also constantly receiving direct from Eastern manufacturers every
description of fashionable work among which Ladies' and
Misses Caters Buskins Ties Gents fine Morocco, Calf
Kip Boots aiiers, shoes &c Boys Boots Shoes and Bogns
and great variety Of Chdrens Shoes Of every style
AISOA large and well selected stock of and Caps
Fall and Winter the latest and approved styles
J. F. FAIRBANKS.
oct9-wtf Sign Of the Big Red Boot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21


Eight and sky four hundedths bounded
A. foliows beginning At the n OF n G Of the
P OF sc IS, 20 n, r9w thence chains thence
~ deg % chains and IS links bank of the
WABASH nver ON the fr Of the aforesaid
enee up along the bank OF said the place begin
also al the gnt and title to the ferry privilege priv
oges belonging apperainng the
morgaged By lawson Hughes Loan interest &c s397 q
sly ss5ss on the side of the or OF &C. 90 W.
Win Inc icowing exceptions 10 acres Of the corner
ing b lhe ora OF triangle; out of the
500 % r " 'a"' iosn' interest," &C.,
The hi Of lot No. ~ in covinston and % n in width s
ns ae o. the nj Of sad lot also acres lying ON the
ue u ene or OF sec 30. As acres living In
sqS.rs ,oam N NE Corner Of the f or Of sec g. 49,
70 IN three undivided parts by Peter Pstter
son " Conover, and Archibald
sold on credit 70 Horace smith, Loan interest DC 1a7 40
Inc M OF the qr OF n W. confsining sa
acres morgaged BY Philip Weaver and wiiliam R o.
Loan interest &C. sS34 or 80 ''''a" D. brown.
Inc If Of the ar Of sec a. 20 n w: also the ~
n " ns q on sec % ~ estimated TO contain leo
acres more OF less mortgaged by Sophia Cawson Ioa. %
terest, &c, S4f3 - "'o" 'oah- IN
The " NJ OF the or OF g. 10 W. containi,g o
acres also acres an same Sec and bounded as deerd
on page 81 oook o. the record Of deeds in Fountain
mortgaged by David Rawles Loan. &c ss9
The nj % The n ew confsiniog 40
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS OF E0RsEs AND CATTLE!
Troup & Fickardt's Celebrated Black Liniment

APPLICABLE in all the diseases Cat
tie where external application required Corks
Chafes Calls Sprans Bruises Scratches Cracked Heel
Of the Shoulders Sfe Hoo Knee Hip joint Feock and
Pastem and Coffin Joints, Sweeney Sp SPAWN Hard Tumos
Dstemper Fistula, Poll Evil, &c. &c.
And also excellent remedy for the Human frame all
Of Weakness Stiffness of the Joints Pains
Side, Face, Limbs, &c; Throat Influenza Selng Rht
matism, Sprams Bruises, &c. &e- DC.
This article far superior cheaper common
Nerve and Bone Imminent in
he Genuine prepared and sold only by the subscribers
obtained their accredited throughout the
Price bottle, BEETLES for dollar, BY
TROUP q FICKARDT. Druggists,
Crcevile, o.
TIE when all orders must be addressed
The GENUINE BLACK IINIMENT also be OF
THALNAN q EVANS, Indianapolis
And at other respectable agencies in Indiana maTiW
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
"GOd made has scorEs for mend 'DR FRANKLIN
KIER'S ROCK OIL,

'GOd corks, for DIR FRANKLIN.
KIER'S ROCK OIL,
Anew and Most Important Remedy for Disease,
DISCOVERED IN 1S49
drawn deep well Pttsburgh-has used
IL remarkable in Ohe and Pennsylvania
ern Staesand working It's West An opportunity is
tried makes firm friends and which eloquent
Certificates of its heal handbut
must be in your neigborhood You only
try the Oil 10 be satsfed-it will SPEAK FOR ITSELF.
day-wc little about say good
for say they are good for nothing However
PETR0LEUM
suppressed by
uums-duy and inclination bob forbid II
Those who afflicted respectfully invited get CRcU
LAR and look over the Directions for
Ague, Rheumatism, Piles Dahea Flux Tooihache, Burns
Worms scroiula, Coughs Bronchitis Group, Old Sores
Cholera Morbus Contracions of the Limbs and
Joints Sore Eyes, Blindness Costiveness,
Dyspepsia, and other Diseases
is not HUMAN INVENTION, but compounded by Nslse's
hand-and Nature does do her work by halves
The Oil is used both internally and externally
As AGUE, SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and sceo-
say while this Oil will and relieve other dis
eases constantly
CESS ia these
II TPrice SO cents per Bottle thalf pint.)
Beware all Rock Oil preparations offer
ing spurious article Look for s. NJ KERs name written on
pgst' sgghsS nda1 MAO and hy oR Sds
wM. TILLEY, and ]. P. POPE Co, Indianapolis
r. NJ LYON, Fort Wayne,
scp17 Proprietor in the Western Staes
AZ SETS ENGLISH oHINA-Rose Wreath Teas
III HI 40 English China York Wreath Teas
140 sets English China, Assorted Patterns
sepi1 JACOB IlNDIEY
vuVIMorHY sEED-For sale al
il oc,s --,--~-a " C. HANNA's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
HARDwARr Ann o1Tr.ERv

HARDWARE AND oUTLERY-To my largely in
IN creased stock purchased in the East this Spring
kfE stany receiving additions from the Eastern
" manufacturers have hand larger cheaper
stock than be found elsewhere vicinity added
many articles, well increased
Among The articles OF which have full assortment hand,
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Locks Laches Butts Screws Nails and Brads Window Sash
Glass, &c;
offered in this market
CARPENTERS AND cOOPERS' TOOLS-A full supDly Of
N. kellogg's and other make Just received
CABINET MAKERS GooDS-Mahogany Veneers and Knobs,
ill., Chest and Cupboard Locks Table and Bed Casiors Glue &c
CARRIAGE TRlMAIINGS-Guita Percha and OIL Cloth En-
led and Patent Leather and lace Hubs Shafts Feoes
FOX Alll.ERS-Anchor Boiling Cloths, India Rubber Bells
Saws, Files, Packing Yarn, Block Zine &c
FOR FARMERs-Al kinds OF Farming Utensils, Povs Cas-
Spades, and Hoes;
FOX BLACkSMlTHS-Consan hand very large sleek OF
Shoenberger Iron, all kinds Of Steel Coal sckshs
Tools, &c All warranted.
great variety OF the most improved OF ParO
Stoves warranted for Tin Plate, Copper Pumps
Lead Pipe All cheap wholesale the sign ofhe
Big Paddock and Cook Stove. HENRY KELLOGG
IndianaDos Nav
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

HNNGLISH CHINA.-Thls day received 100 English China
II Tea Sets, assorted patterns For sale al low prices.
sep11 JACOB LINDLEY.-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21
Indiana Institution for the
DEAF AND DUMB.

i
DEAF AND DUMB,
ION the National Road, 1t mile eaa Of Indianapois,l
VISITORS admitted Monday, Tuesday Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, between the hours of and o'clock
Saturday, from 10 IL o'clock, A NJ During these
person viii be readiness conduct citizens
the STATE and strangers the and through those parts
Of the buildings open tbs public The object Of the Institution be-
ing the benefit Of the unfortunate Mules will allow the adm
sion of Visitors at any other time oct3d&wtf
CARPErs-we prepared to offer desirable selection
Brussels Three Ply, Tapestry, and Ingram
have ever had low prices Purchasers viii
do well TO examine before buying.
sepie-d6w SEAT0N & HOLMAN.
40 BOTTLES OF those delicious Drops from
1OV Philadelphia, for sale at 40 cents, by
sepl5 T. P. POPE & Co.
lNIRE BRICK AND FIRE oLAY-For by
THOMAS BUST,
sep14 Sign Of the Red Anvil.
= - BOXES Searine and alovCandles -
= e. 90 boxes Star Candles;
30 boxes Soaps, assorted,
boxes Chocolate; received and for sale.
sep15 J. w. HOLLAND.
WTHEAT-Faxseed Feathers Ginseng and Beeswax, Clo-
w ver Timothy, and Blue Grass Seed, wanted AZ i Al
octS ". c. HANNA'S.r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-21

GROCERIES. GRocERIESM GROCERIES ~ Our
VI and complete selected with
The the city and country retailers invited
quality and prices of goods feel conf
dten that give satisfaction.
Our stock consists in part as follows:
100 bags prime Rio Coffee, 10 boxes old CASTLE Soap,
20 bags prime Laguira Coffee, IS bales Batting,
bags old Java Coffee, SO Herrngs
90 hsd's N. O. Sugar tierces Salmon,
10 barrels Loaf Sugar, so boxes Raisins,
25 bbl's crush'd and pow'd sugar, so drums Figs
100 bbs ~ o. Molasses, Nuts of various kinds
bbls clarified Syrup, 100 dozen Brooms,
$50 packages Mackerel, 25 dozen Buckets
$50 bbls Kanavha Salt IS Tubs
100 bags fine Table Salt, 25 dozen Zinc Wash Boards,
and lbs so half chests Young Hyson
100 600 Cigars. G. Powder and Black Teas,
100000 Percussion Cans, 1000 pounds q f. Indigo,4
so bags Shot 1000 pounds Madder,
1000 bars Lead, 1000 pounds Alum,
so kegs Powder, Pepper, Aspice,
$50 kegs Nails Ginger, Mustard,
so boxes Star and Mould Candles, Cinnamon, Cloves.
SO boxes Soap, Nutmegs, &C., &c.
Sha ving and Fancy Soap,
BROWNING & MAYER,
iune24 Washington the State House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
DIED.

Aeer .lor, Lees. Frlay, Dee. ., CHARLES p FREE
NAN, iAe ssh year OF BIS rss $500
The fgn, VII ks plceifom the dence Of h efsher DE- A.
freeman % Union Place li ~ and an aF on Apn
Day OF cock p ~ H. friends AID those o b., brother,
invited atiesd without further nOse lis remains viii b.
TAKEN 20 eeirs.cd Cemetery.
susdsy 5, LOUISA daughter Ct Fred-rk Hoyi' eyed
- months.
The eads the ieny invited 10 attend tie funeral ION
DE reteE & E father 40 - South ia 49, =" II 1niufsh THIS
day o'c'osk Z. ".
On sunday Dee CAROLINE L. CHEEVER- IN the 18th yer
o. Der
Tie friends a,a feitye Of he my re'yecfay invited %
attend faeTs c tle Baptist Church Of Bdod and
Dowaus ,ts Oh tuesday Dee a. O'Clock ~ Her remains
VII te tsirn 20 Gr>~uuoCd Tor interae1L
sunday Dee. .. u crolD, tottNhLlA young
John and ia Mrrkse aged years and month
aiy respectfully invited - sfeii her u
Iersih afternoon cE io the resiEee Of Der ihsf 70
On Re rnornas Of be- & ABRAHAM BROOKE "a tn eJi
OF hissFc.
he friend. q the invited 70 attend h flnsra sn hi'
ATE resdencs. 70 n Noast BookJn On secoad Day TIE On
s5 oeoA. H. remains VII be taken TO Aaahas'e' i'' n
II the Town OF Ruh Moune Co.. ~ Y, s7tr day. SOT ~
Mr. CATIARiEE cox. asd 20 years. months and dly-
Victor, Onisro Co. y J., Hoy. IL MARY JANE GU
vie 81 siuon Gutter, ATE o. la Grange, In Grange Co. Ia
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