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BVVhS FUR lin f1ULIDAlS.''
I'M EIFernale Poets of America, Leaflets 81
= II. Memory, Flowers Of Loneliness. Remen,-
her Me, .l,ala Rock, MarHion, friendships or.
aring, Young Mans Offering, Young i.ady's
OfferiRg. Snow Flake, Dew Drop, The Gilt Of
Affection, The Hyaeinth, Christmas Oflerinc
Tapper's Philosophy, Traditions Of the Cove.
nanters. Bibles and Hymn Books. i Besides va.
riety Of GIFT BOOKS for Youth, including
Arthur's Tales and other Cheap Publications.,
G be had at the Drug Store. N 4 !.
November a.! 9'i' lsai saiF4 slos0.
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BRANDRETrrS PILLS.


Aaearfsm, or Enlargement IF The Heart, Arft-
mns sili' ries, Piles, dc. dc. ilS,s.cS II
EISE the pills two OF three times week in
- doses sullicientto purge freely; and when
paroxism comes on, fearless use of the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and 10
little while repeat the doses do this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone in the gallbladIer are treated in, the
same manner; and although considered incurable
by the medical profession, are cured by She use
Of Brandleth's Pills. Piles are cured by Bran
'drcth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses must
he full; SIX or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes ON in The treatment Of other diseases, il is
good sign; use nothing but the pills. and, as an
outward application, cold cream or lard, and make
frequent use Of cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections, as asthma, con.
sumption, &c. perseverance will be required with
The pills TO effect a permanent cure. But any
other course will assdrc,lly bring on the pcctOraI
j hcases Of DEBILITY, Weakness. iWmfinys. De
ieAaes,or consumPtioa ,uppre0ehiae., twill be
necessary 10 commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going to bed; next night two pills;
dothis alternately for three OF four DAYS, or long.
er;if no alteration takes place, then increase a
pileach night until five 81 sixpills are used then
decrease by enc pill, down totne pill Shonhl any
ffeveTish symptoms arise, then, take strong doses
until the feyes is reduced When This is done. the
patient may drop down 10 such doses as their
own Judgment shall determine; being careful q
keep the tirainupoh the impure huh,ors: Il these
are removed, 50 will I've their advancement %
sound health =
way New York. " sa'''.i7'E Vi6if DD0''"' .
J Agents far the sale Of Brandreth's PiIlsg
K d. Hea'lt, Hillsboroagh.a Il 1gs'llnq s9TF
z J. b. M'Dade, hapel Hill. :sye. II
unn. Meoane. Mason Hall. Bspi agrH I III
4, Mleklel& Co, Bingham's School, WV,
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HISTORY OF

NOBR-E 0AEGTlNAoY
vEsHIs great work, by Col. WuEELsR, viii he
q ready for delivery m few days. THE sub
scaber, having contracted, with the authorl "a
the sale and delivery of the said work for all the
Couaties and Towns embraced ia the 4 st, al,
81, 4th and 5th Judicial Circuits, Except Ra-
leigh and three or four counties inc the, 5yhcG-
cuit) would inform his friends and subscribers.
that the distribution Of The work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure Il from the Subscriber. rrire to subscrL
befs $500, non-subscffibers S2;25. -,
Religious, Literary, Temperance. and School
Also, temerd leolleeting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE. Agent,
HLlsbaeph, Nov. 9, ls5l,l . 80 o.
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9 BLANKsy BIIANKs.N

hANK DEEDS and Attachments, single naLI,. o.
) by the quire, Warrants, Executions, &c,
prlntedo gaci papef,fOr sale at Iris Office. I
Nosembspissiq oilt sE ,bG9l Da ipCosl.
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THE H1LLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
~ a.ll iIsseURLIsHED wEEKLrilit 1 b.
BY DENNIS HEARTH. A. SON.


By DENNIS HEARTH. g. son.
TermS.-TwoD ollars yenr, il paid in ad.
vance, Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If not paid
within three months; or Three Dollars, ii delayed
until after the expiration Of the yeaf. fsesss'.5
No paper will he discontinued uniilsll afrcara-
ges are paid unless al the option Of the publishers
Hereafter no paper will, be sent to new sub
se,'her out ofthis state unless ayment is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editors; and in no case will the
paper e, sent to "a subscriber outof the state for
more than two years without payment. -.
AnvERrlsExESTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
onesdollar for the first, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
pnxtion, Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction Of ,one-third will ba
made to advertisers by the year. '''2''s za4
) Advertising Rates fol, The Recorder. snr
One dollar per square Is lines ,for the frs
insertion, and IS cents for each continuance.
!. Deductions made In favor Of standing ad,er.
tlscnAen,s v9Asiap4 Il .lls 40 iellly Is. II sF
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NOT

. - : 80 N NUT IT. II. -
YNHE undersigned is authorized 10 sell Crane !
AA-ksmsent wnsf Mixture inthe town
of Hilishorough, and % prepareasto make expert
meuts and also TO, issue Family Rights for The
SANE me- ..dinoc a,.noD. D.. PHILLIPS. i
December IL, 1851. lsa~sl s.lasal4.-
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- To rSt&e ia 50 III ft'8N -
II o u S e a n d i IS
gtida ii near NillShorouslI. -rtaR III
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FUK SALE IDK RENT.
TSHE House and Lot where the late Priesdy
II. Mangum resided, near ! illsborough, On
tho Oxford road, is ficteifforsale ot'rrnt rfhe
House is pleasantly situated. and Though not
within the cooperation, il sufficiently near to en-.
jpy the advantages Of the town. The lot has on
i all the necessary out houses, good vel. aud
a gardeii.. A lot adjoining. containing about
three acres. win ao he sold with The other pre-
muses.. sslES .lsdsud 79q o9e - sanA
For terms, apply to Stephen Moore, esq. Hills
borougs d IL Ssis3--sskaD aaaa8H
December IS. ~ t H.
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So II. NV ~. = y
Tin and Copper Factory
N0Iitr his Wiki yel az Ffzeskf.

AeIist his NAllt lsa hif n<s<-s. y
rTsHE ubssdssr has spsasa Iinsl sef'
IL r<r Fsrtory 10 de Town q hpi.ote' = =
"a Ks Mn ~ 10 csnd1cs il in The besl nannsti
ne has psocuret one 81 the besa o. Nsr as'.
ee.k r,-r' "a his wcrk vii BE rssde O. the 80
,..s<risi ana m the bessyle- Anef irins e's
cd. ana Il sho1ld psose nes "a y goo ~
h rriurnej and more soi IN rs place - N Y
bs .oII Al Nerhern Prices with sosis ana sa'Ti
An hills % she smosus o. fhy dollars. . any
plsee n The State, al 10 the amount o. twenty.
a.. aollsrs. within iils miles Of ihs place. and
an b,IIs of any smssnl. within twenty -ss n'lss'
xil be fiIIed and delivered free n eaetst ~
frauns,srtafion. He weak say 20 his eps'espefs
shai lie win seil woik as low ss any house p ins
State. @
The solscriles returns his thanks ios pasi a.
xors, ana be hopes he gill recrise liberal sasfs
Of patronage. ss he pledges himself 10 90 lss''ss
and % endessor TO give full satisfaction IN nm
work. ....,....s..sK .t.,< Ill. ak
An orders win be ihsnkfhily received, and u.
work done with nesiness and despatch.
ar His shop win be found &C this ume on'
door below Maj Pslmer's slere.. .,,,,,vFn'
I 1900, w. s. IcHEEk.I
November ls. .1.lf raqqns = W
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MIR. JAMES s. WATSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR, -i.i,

q IN pftl NEhlHAAl lhiLvht f'siN8 ETH
yxI respectfully inform the ruhlicslihsl
w he has. Just epeped at his establishment,
two doors north Of The Printing Oiiice, enc Of the
largest III mol he iargesf as well as handsomest
s,oek Of Goods 10 his line ever brought tcthis
market. Ills stock embiaces all the articles asu-
ally kept in such establishments, and'to mention
The whole would he too tedious. He Will speci-
II. only, the following: le4 rsa7ata1
CLOTHS, TAI
Black, Brown, and Invisible Green ciofls, Of all
,,,,aI;,;es. stlf ali e trfel Hi .tl4 = W
casamerss, ofvarious styles aud patterns. Sol
Vssfinas, Of ihe handsomest patterns. IL ssi9
All kinds Of Trimmings for Genilemcn's clothes,
&c. &c.
Ready Made Clothing. 4
Dies and Frock Goals, Over Goats. Panlaloons
Vests, Ciayats. Drawers, Of sir and Cotton
Shirts, of Silk. Cotton and Wolen, &e. &c.
All Of which will be sold atthe mos, reasonable
prices. His motto il, that trade should be active
and he is determined 10 sell his goods rs low a.
they can he had elsewhere. The public are in
yitcd 10 call and examine his stock, as he feel
confident that be can, please. -"
Bragging and putting, he Is aware. IN an en-
frightened community. will avail nothing. and h'
therefore relies upon the superior quality Of hi
goods and tbs Judgment Of the public TO adyanc,
his business. He fears not to abide this test il
Ithc competition of trade. Ill 's'' 49,
QT 10000 Feet Of Lumber, 10000 Shingles
and all kinds Of Country Produce, will be take
lin exchange, for clothing al cash prices. peah
October 81. ii =f,5s5n5,I.3 sell3ean - Vt-
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New andche p,
= DRUG STORE. F.. =.

DR.. 5. D. sCHDDlTlElD,
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DR. @. NJ JACKSON, - =.
At THE GRRMAN MEDlCINEtsfORE,
llO arh Street, Philadelphia. 4. y

40 anh Street, Philadelphia. = X
Tier po,cer 'srtr.fke sL0re diseases Is MT err
egasiIcd-bg 0sy nfksv prepvufssn
in the Cnied States ~ ne cures attest. IN hsa-
ny enses ejfsr sligaf PhysiaoHs had failed. Z
These Biiiers are worthy the attention. o. IN
salids Possessing great virtues ii the fecliheaiion
of diseases Of the Liver and lesser glsnds. exer.
cising the nnosf sesfchine powers in weakness and
affections az The digestive o,gaps They ARC Sih-
al safe, certain and pleasant. s.i ~ .sssis -
- READ axpi nE coSnSts:D.
81 From the Boston Beer slsp'cst
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A discount Of twenty-five per cent. from The
above prices will be allowed 20 Clubs ordering
four or more copirs IL any ore or more OF the ..
hove works. Thus -Four copies Of lakewood
ar of one Rsyiew will he seni 10 one address for
50; four copies Of the four Reviews aud Black
wood for SIS; and so ON. aia 49,
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NIL. s. & Co. have Recently published.
and have now Tor sale, the fARMEHsGuIDE,
hy Henry Stephens Of Edinburgh, and Prof, Nor
tar, Of Yale College, New Haven, complete in 2
vols. royal octave. containing l6O0paees. Il steel
aud GOO wood cnamsings. Price, in muslin bind
ing. S.; in paper covers, for mail, So. lt..I g
February 2. q. S $50 sdorsnrei 2o--
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK. WEDNESDAY. FEB. 4, 1859.


In the II. s. Senate petition was pre-
septed. from Mr. Donahue, from Newly OK, ask
inc ;n,erxe,tion all over creation Mr.. Cooper
aresan,od netition. from Philadelphia, agains.
IL establishment OF Mint where 1t Is most
wanted Mr. Badger was selected to fill the va
csncv on the Yulee Committee, occasioned by
the resignation of Mr.. Beuien. The subject OF
the lash was then taken up, and Mr.. Badger
offered bill by which the penalties should be
transferred from the back to the stomach, purse,
moral character, standing, &c. Of the sailor A
long debate ensued on this, after which the bii
was ordered to be engrossed. Mr.. felch, with
out concluding addressed the Senate In favor OF
the Iowa Land Railroad Grant, after which the
Senate ad lourned, with the understanding mat
Mr. Cass's Non.Intervention Resolutions should
be taken up today
In the House, Mr.. Cabel, of Fla, delivered
himself of a running speech, or rather series Of
speeches, denouncing all "isms' but Cabellisni'
He expressed preference for Fillmore, aad
strong objections to Scottish, and stirred up the
amagam of Opposition incongrulty generally
Slavery and the harmony measures were over
hauled in admirable dlscord. The Geographic
dispatch is somehow bewtched, but we give it
in the best shape we can.
In our State Senate Mr.. Babcock gave notice
of bill to reduce the fees Of the Health Officer
of this port the savings to be paid over to
the Commissioners Of Emigration.
Ia the Assembly the Militia Law passed.
News from Havana, at Charleston, the Both
ultmo, politics unimportant. See Markets, &c.
Kossuth leaves Cleveland to-day. Extensive
preparations for his reception were in progress
in Cincinnati.
The shipping in Baltimore Bayis getting out
of danger and into port.
Mr.. Levy, arrested in this City charged with
illegal correspondence with Mexico, has been
released on bail, $4,000. Hon. f. b. Hart, Mem
Der of Congress from this City being his surety
The official Report of Mr.. Clays Speech to
Kossuth will be found on the Sixth Page as also
an interesting Letter from Germany; Virginia
Law; Three Letters from Washington; Lite
rary Notices, and variety of City Items.
Board of Assistant Aldermen: Finances OF
Brooklyn; Court Proceedings; A Coln:erbast
to B. T.; Jersey Maine Law From the River
Platte; Winter on the Ohio; The Public
Health Commercial Matters and more City
Seventh Page.
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Ma. FILLMoRE's DECISION. The only
Journal of our City which flies For Pres.
'dent, DANIEL WEBSTER" at its head. has
the following pungent editorial in its last
issue
lHE WiTHoaAwAL or MR. FILLMORE Is.ra
rom reliable source al W aShing ton that Mr. Eli
more has eiven his word 10 Ny. Webster ina, he Iii
not sito" hrs name 10 be used at the WINS Canvsn-
ton as candidate for he Presidency He Ia. re.
eueItly said this In Mr. Webs,ers hearing since ,hs
onsol9llon OF TIE last Congress and when il was
Pupnciy announced that he had decided no, In win
Grsw his name Mr. Webster was astopisbsS
Soicn.ss az once sprung up between them when NJ
llhmore sent to Mr. Webster message. the snb.
f.dhce OF ~nicn was as stated above. Whether M
Fillmore ElH withdraw his name or not Ne ~. IL
re pretend to ha0tc; but we believe he will Ia
Shanees are about ths SANE, hsther he githdrars az
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capcios month brother 10 that hercock OF the
seasOn-Maroh. Now the clouds the ground
thcky with tleir white plumes and the windows Of
Heaven are opened and the arOwy ram comes kissing
earthwaid Now the air rs warm and humid, and
frgd the polar Danger around, above beneath
feet In the house of worship in the place Of
meL in the social crCle IN the hauns of busnes on tue
fashion hcar the voice
Of tnr onkNthe loud, dry, incessant cough Beware
beware OF IL will prove the VOICE OF DEATH But des
pair not doubt not remedy, certain the return Of
sunshine after storm-spoedg ~ Hope promise will
be found IN Mrs JEkVISs COLD CANDY the univ ersally
admitted good remedy for al throat and lung complaints
premonitoTy to the Consumption.
Sold. Wholesale and retail by Mrs W JERvIs, No $50
Broadway. one door above Ffanslin-st.
Asents-Rushton. CLARK Co, No. no Broadway IT.
wing House, and No 10 As'or House Mrs. III HAYES
No l73 Fulton ST. BrOokyn and by Druggists generally
Each package is invariably sisued MIS- W. JgRvIs. Be
sure TO ask for Mrs. Jervs's Cold Candy. Put up In
packages @ Is "a As. and 81 each. 3f3.
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THE GAUSS OF nuNGARY.--At a regular

THE Gauss OF HUNGARY.--At a regular
meeting of the Hungarian Central Committee,
held at the Astor House last evening, SIMEON
DRAPER, Esq, in the chair, the following
declaration of sentiments was considered and
unanimously adopted
Resolred, As the opinion Of this Committee, That
the United States recognize Governments de tacto
on principle of necessity, but that they nevertheless
sympathise profoundly with all efforts IN Europe 10
establish Governments on the basis OF self Govern
ment by the People.
Resolced, That, considering that Hungary was an
indepet dent constituted power for three centuries,
and was united to the Austrian Empire through
union of the Crowns, by treaty, reservlng her own
rights of self government That, for adequate causes
Hungary dissolved that union and resumed her soye-
reignty and independence, and maintained the same
by force of arms and IN the enjoyment OF II I'M
til the Gar of Russia thout right interviewed ana
subverted the independence and Constitution OF
Hungary.
Therefore, it is the right and duty Of the United
States to protest against this violation OF the law OF
rations by Russia, and that such protest Will
neither involve q war against Russia or any other
Europe an power, nor will 1t justify or bring on
war by any such power against the United States
While on the other hand 1t would, by It's moral lnhu-
ence, weaken the force of cespotism and exert an
suspicious influence in favor Of Republicanism In
EuTone.
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GRASS VALLEY GoLp MINING COMPANY.

CAPITAL Sf00 900 IN SHARES OF $500 EACH-Notics 10
hereby given to those who have written applied for
shares the capital stock OF the above Company who
be intending TO subscribe that the subscription book
10 nearly filed leaving Mt thus time but about fory
shares unsk out If The two hundred ordered be sold
n New York.
ia necessary IN order to prevent disappointment that
there be delay the part oi those wishing
portion Of the investment this Company The machine
~ will be complete cd and shipped in weeks clipper
vessss, around Cape HON, fully insured and doubt
viii be upon the ground and operation ny the month OF
August next IL capacity is eQua TO the reduction OF or
hsNdred fsns o. ds the average weld oil which Will
lot be less Than three cents pound giving proh
Of several hundred per cent the limited stock OF the
Company. A saw.mll IN 20 be attached TO the quartz
works .
Pamphlets and circulars win be forwarded by mail to all
Who wish Information the receipt toe three-cs
postage stamps prepay fnen Of the be o6
tanned b. application the efice No raining CON psay
has yet been under auspices favorable
abundant success the Gcass Valley Company, which
possesses eeN a. clgtrs the heaviest machinery
constructed for the business and the perfect
method CT smalgamaiios. The stock will he worth NJ
least $500 70 $i0e per share in twelve months As the
President sails the 5th Fob fr California lette On
business with the Company after that date should ad
dressed (postpaid) 10 the Secretary.
The Agency and Transfer Office is loo ated
NJ No LOT Fulton II n Y, and will be open at all times
torhe trans action Of business Reports and official
ess will be made iron, time TO time by the President
Directors. through the N. Y, Das and Weekly Trbuse
WINCHESTER, Presdeat
RIoHARps, Secretary, No. 1877 FultoHst
ia 5wD&HW
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Tpr KossurH NoTss.-Specimens OF all
the various denominations $500, $50, $40, s. and
sly may be seen at The Tribune office this day,
and the notes themselves will be ready tor who
ever nav he willing to take stock in the Hanga-
ri,n Loan on and after Friday next at the office
Of the Committees Agent, (Wm. +. LIBBY NO
PA Broadway, up stairs. They Will be carefully
countersigned and registered, the names OF the
takers recorded, and every dollar received VIII
be maid over TO the order of LOUIS kossUTH, the
PEOPLES Governor of Hungary, in aid OF her
liberation from the Despots who have fouly en-
sla7ed her. Each note specifics on its face ex-
pressly that it is payable only IN case OF nun
garys liberation.
Some apprehensions having been expressed
that the security may not be considered perfect,
and that there may possibly be failure Cat least
of punc,uality) in repayment, we suggest to the
Committee the propriety of pledging as 'coha'-
craP certain notes given TO the late t. S. Bank
amounting in the aggregate to S52,9I5) which
might doubtless be obtained on liberal terms.
Thus backed up and fortified, the Loan Certlf'
Gates could not fail to go of like hot cakes-as
we trust they will at any rate; but we would
GLADLY make assurance doubly sure, and take
a bond OF Fate The notes are beautifully exc
cuted by DanfoItb, Bald & Co, and are worth
their cost as souvenirs OF this dark hour In the
struggle of the Millions of Europe for Justice
and Freedom The lIkenesseS OF kossuth are
sn;,ited and striking, and will OF themselves
Justify moderate investment IN the Loan
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that can spare dollar. an eagle, or hun
dred of either, will refuse to enroll his
name among those who, having faith ia the
iustice of God and the future of Humanity,
are willing to give something to the cause
of treacherously assailed and foully sub
veted Freedom ia this dark hour of her
suffering and humiliation
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krY The Detroit Free Press, Gen. Cas-.

~ TIC UelFOlE TIC fTt>S, Uen. CaSS S
home organ, has the following Editorial
"The New. York Gas Company have reduced their
price to thirty per cubic foot the reduction of
fourteen per cent? 70 take effect from tho first Of
next month. Tao reduction is caused by the active
conptnhon OF fes kossaiA orators, supplying the
market With ssupeYabundaucs of The srticle..
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CpAssVAIIEy GoIp MINING COMPANY

GRASS VALLEY OOLD MINING COMPANY
NoTIcE-The Books Of Subscription to tue capital stock
of the above Company ale this closed Applicants for
shares ready pending will have their certificates issued
on cor co with the requisite conditions
Notice is also given to Stockholders that the Machinery
of the Company completed and 10 going on board
the clipper Sea Nymph sail about the middle or 20 OF
the present. monh ee yted for the full valne
The oce Of the Compsnys Agency will be open daily
for the q snsacton of business from 10 A. to r:
(Sundavs executed when all Information may be obtained
Address, postpaid, X. J. RICHARDS; SecreiaIy,
AZ uDkNW No l07 Fulton ST MY.
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" We notice that ANTHONY J. BLEEcK-

ER will sell public auction al desirable Building 'ts
THIS Day at 2oclcck stthe Merchants Exchange SAID
lots situated the soah west OF 9TH and
55thst; on saith and ssh SITS between 9Th and Tth.
It'll av, between SAN and 3jth SITS; 2sh and 3sd
sts. between Broadway aud 9Th aY; h,use and lot No
es 3lstst lots Cd Seth ST. between 5h and 9th avs
Ssh st 7th l0th-av, I0i h st 35h
st. between 9th and fth lot ON 18Th Avenue
r; and large and valuable lot OF ground with the bd
ings eTeon, at Peessk Westminster Co. Maps he
had at the Auction Rooms, No. 7 byOad-st. Q.769)
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without qualification in several Western pa.
pers received by us yesterday The Dstroi, Fee
Press of the 2sth ul,. for one Those City
journals which talk as If we had originated the
report, must mean 10 deceive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

tS' For advertising in Southern and
Western for the trade is the season The
Agent, PIHgR, furnishes for selection list Of all
she cities and towns Of The whole county
tssing &c.
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" The 81. LOUIS Republican states that,
should Gov Kossu'h visi. St Louis during his ives.
tern tour. Gov. ujhazy, now RESTING A, Nsv.a.a.
Iowa, vii meet him there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

"IT is NOT FOR A DAY, BUT FOR ALL
TIME n-MRs JERvIss Cold Candy still continues lis
ess in cases of Coughs Colds Hoaseness. Sore
Threat. Whooping Cough Asthma, &c &c Sold by N las
Reddivg, Boston Gilman, Washington; Wright Co.
New Orleans and BIZ druggists generally. 3fiw