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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-25
BOOKS, STATIONERY, sc.

O. RsSHse fk,,. ,.,.i.J. WHEglEE.....
EATH BoNE & wHEEIs r.
,-,-, 49,. Sgeees$ers &c 4 III. Hood s. CO. =
z,g.s ic Wholesale and lsctaiI Us ..s.I .si
- B9CKsEbLE9S AND STAT.oNHEs
-. f 30, Fgs;erS' Eieek Erasssais, Ia6.aas,
r !! feon.t; My .eeiying. in addition ,ner orlner
L large stOck. a r>aptiy 81 ..s r.E --sf,
Books :su<: Stationery. s-t
ofever,' d. UPTON New Publications. issecd ., lie
Eastern Publishing HesseS, regularly received 300
Our Whclrsale and Retail prices are the
Merchants Of mi, fact the proof Of Nhehiis IN tre
large aud we'll selected assortment OF Miscellaneous.
sehno siedci and Theological Books always on hand
TO select frsn.
Printing Writing Wrapping and Fancy Pspets; Blank
Books OF ever. description aHd quality lInercaB and
Foreign fanc! Stationery ofsi Hs Consistently on hand
Music Teachers saiplied liberal terms with the best
Of Csaitar and Piano Music.
NJ'Ordersfor Books not hand promptly attended
o. aus27 tr--- RAtHb0SE q MhEhLEt.
EvANSvILLE BOoK STORE.
lust RECEIVED,
81 Earpe.5 'ings1He tor AUsus., .as .g..-
.-l ,1he lirayo. a Novel s.r s7..r..-l ..,.
t. GracrN iil0ugil.; - y. ~ .r.-r q. .t.
loEisas ny bgnas; =. s- --..f..- 90 e d. t.r...
a.i.. Adventures Of Gentleman in search OF Miss
White. Negro Sons. hooks. y = ~ COZ
hid assortment Of best Vioiincells strings; for
'ss,s ''y alg-l2 SAM'L LISTER:
uGhfICE OF TIE Observation-Disclosures coz
49,. fs. ! - a.s.. kyAsyIlLE, August -, les.
fIlHE Stockholders ofthe Evansville lBs Com
Di;ectors will held az the oIi Of tue COMPANY
hoiday tie 9th 10, of September eeiween the hours
II one O'Clock and iOur z. H. By order OF the Board.
.A"EiS 80 .gi h-a .-1s = a. F@Hh, SeyT
N n GRIFFITH, Wholesale aud Rctap. dealer in
Toos Bniiias si...eris, isiGo Monnsings. co3pers'
tni. 2. ,iul Planes, ara Cab1-t Makers Trainings,
aggl3 r"'> r- NIain stres &.
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III. rECEGgJ.
AEOuSa TO RDMT

TffilE ere tsp story brck House Nth ouhousns o.,
SIKH street, over tho canal. 7gWerly accVp8sd by
the late ST. Stnia0.F-r j. f,r rent on fea sOnabc
terms. Apri. OF The premises or 20 -
sciiStr =. 49, BIN yURRIEl
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NEw GOODS.

NbW OgOHc.
.cASFS Boots aud shoes 81 and bales, Prints.
saitanelis and Fi.rpcs &c. Ius. received aud lcr
Sile BY Sspt5 NoRG ~. hEL q PBEStYS.
DoTTtp svvIss-sco pcs -s>'l Rcd th:s day and Is
! J sale t,y I8S. Low g. CO.
het-r T. f.. Az Nam street, Louisville, III.
HNIRls Ss'pEENS ASD WINDOW BLISDS.-50 differ
L eni patterns FircscTcsns from which .; sclccl.wii
snppiy II Nindes blinds c0nSlaiiy hand aud Ter
sslle very low by JOHN G. DENEEEUI. H..
iy.T Main street between Isl mi -
= CASES assorted Fnns.
- 10 leehorn Hats.
do SILK P.rasois reed and for sale 81 vcry
Low n.eet. lieI5l }. H.MACsHEEG- co.
~Q0G Ross Agate Buttons. reed mis- day .aa 'or
.tCJ Ssle by .. JAS. 10 - x CO..
Ia
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The eqemy,s numerical f5rce .Nss am,nel
superior IL. General SCOTS; h,slIjue was FAR
EXTENDED, and he showed a dfspoS,iou 10
f..ltts, :, Ia ogteEto countersct these views &c
e'as aIIcghtn detactJmentS--ile.w was enlarged
III c0tdIH!!e5IGsa sSss:isl4Hg .atfhe HEAD OF
US .TEylvPSFN ALMOST EVERY GHARSE-1f IL c
hMJssseyeroly- wounded-ty grape shot in the
ssltouslcr, 5esites Z. scyfre bruiSei occasione d
sbysa shell o., Gan,lon ishot---haviBe had tW o
shOrss 81 He'll, -Ths' battle 7of Btidgewatcr
~ rlbc: 7 GInembGrcd,by ,.posterity with, the
sssine sensa biOus rs those of Bunker Hin ead
ko%.t%kS -rf-4 r.t
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4. 8 u GILBERT d CO
2vANSvtLuE STEAM c ANpYhIANc
~ - EA CTDRY.


~ srsx EACToRT. &c aesr
\ Sss4:ajrsass 81 s,i,sar = lGe TsSEEE
lac us'Ier signed respectfully a-rounce 10 Western
is,. assorted Candy Ly ihe quantity II 52t . Ia add
fgrraH9sd s'erfe' 10 am manufactured ils SIDE orthc
Terms cash on deliveg.l c.- ue. ..a g.. rf-
- 4'siH fAt'h4si1. & CO, Confccuoners.
'-Pirc1a3 rs1n Courier. vjfccnnos Cazetis fsr,ee
copy TO amount o' 81. sci.d b 10 advsrtisers.i .
r1 CO-PARTNERSaIP NOTICE.
THE undersigned have tbs day formed eoparner.
ship. uider the iisire ard sf.Ic oflavis Dc GRAv
aHd have n;a, arrangements with the late firm Of flar
iIgt0h. Crime ~ Co. 10 their IT, as
kreesii Forwarding end Commission Business an This
Vevopld res. tray solicit tinsanee OF the pat
ro1- berctoIoee literally extended towards Tie st
Firm. AID tr good piicss Of friends picdg
iEg ourselves -J-c efforts lronroc int rests
81 AZ WHO inay rirs business 20 oar carr p. lser
.lrass.gl .Lrl,,,hl BDlVAfsD LEWIS
h.ansyi'a, Sert is ~ sePt2 Il - iili:S Ga
100 GOLD PENS: 81. re s-s =.
inst rcceised Coni ' a 'hb-.tsa nssiafscto-y o. ,
.; Bi@r New w. Y2ts a>1G!2eg' e Sjf
Etcrs No. I and 10. q Ladies Pen SC. 90; bJtf
- IA % sIliteut gases. si .r sitess ant sarran g,
E-ept,s 80 ~ No ! Posters Eloct.
rINo SINHiXG FC.D ZORRO aHl,St- wherS Aresl
.lue anal ainiis. It, fret avssf tiv last on
iG1ls me rSitkife t9,S -ards asor1s,s 4d in
security will he tlyer7-a :iol H.. -s! d ol, tOigT
nest, io BE- cold iiie -cscul .isrJls ih Decenbsr
sIid irt Gay ct Jiy. iay y he. aui te seeariiy is
deemed su hicui p1 iBuat of sGe IEcrtstS will bot be
cyac,I dihc .5~rfq~ers s5-u forward to this office
written "a ufFsS' a ils mex at 50 due
81. sax 81 FENS CsTrF. ! r scptl02w
lndianap oils. Sept. J. IL = State Sentinel.
P. u 4.
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Martin Van iIuren.

When 4 tp iitary negotiator was REQUIRED
f. pacify the difficulties or the Canadian IRON
tier, and yetif- found necessary the British
-cuafor ran more" aud also whec the Ma ne
Boundary DISPUTE threatened war President
Van Bhreneleaned on the strong arm Of Old
Chippewa, and selected him ab"ve ali others
for these deli ate aad responsible duties :
CHE Nyashinelou J"iOu.
GIVE have taken the Gibraltar o, the Wcs-
tern Continet. The gratitude and admiration
OF fee people are due to Major General
Scott I'm less than eleven months Z success
sion Of achievements has poured in upon us,
which would grace the annals Of any people
under the sun2 s--..,. t.-.
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Epitii-s rFUisNlV.EIs:. $50 81
Fresh ARRIVAL!

foC8SFS iists Cars anA SpnRfis, iuSt received loT
r ~ scaHtI fI.oc. Cnmpfisi.g ~ par; the follow
ID 2, N-iz.
! dns BsH Angola Si;S Hats, r--
p do .tsNrs'llsipr ip DO 20
I 10 FashoRahie A'oc Skii do
4 40 3 x Alafsd do
Is do F tsio,i: Bite Isek Irusl, 10
II do 10 DO Nuiria 10 .-HH
~ 10 news - Baeaa i,t; Hats;
40 DO d. STA Plush Caps. d's'd;
81 do goys AMI hints Velvet fur'en7 snf Caps
~ do 30 tio;h Caps
- ,p DO Cotton rils>h 70
~ 20 do 8l>.in Cloth "a
rs 90 Men " chair 10
j. 20 do eliza do
af ., Pic.ar,. ,-aif BORN, ASST: nua a. sale -
s,,t.t MORGAN; ktENc PRESTUS.
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!
Essence Of Coffee.
NNE package OF this Essence wiz GO far n, four
I J noan6s oi lava Coffee and C0fier made rs this -
scnc- viii ,resrye perfyiiy The zeal Inc best
lava Coffee hut will have dviieaic and Aner fin
vor liner colour and will Certair'y bc much whae-
person thar 'Cfe Java Cnhec; VIII a<e
clear WitlloIt uiris IA to clarity II
Now faeutred aRf for Sate Wholesale ard Rc,cil,
By DAM BptiLtb ~ 40. Plnia.
! ndfor sale. Wholssale aad Rst.il ~ =
ssni2l- do v. tOOLSFN g. IiSCE.
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AII5YJOIURNAL.
,.|TS.m:sn!


i,.9.F tpl4I1 or ri1tPF TO 4 F.AITiIFyI, y 3
.a-ssss- .-,,, IrcsrEva Sr. '' .s'
ar The Democrats could eontrive TO ftstsn
l-b,-y,ss-cock,g t,iF to the cd Generaf.he MI ID
!. st,,.t h mseI to death BY the ntGdle Of Oc-
t'tgberg'Lf D8toft Pre- PvsS. '''i .-r.l
1--WE chargeC Gse~SSse;twith cowAForcr.'
-.-...-,. .,..-...'f-, -. PsaasyLraaiaR,
- "Gen. Sect is vain, empty, proud, and 81
:. j. $3.50 (ita. Pierrs's Bto3rarAy, Pags 81, :
.. --.oFT Fe.s ard Fsa.fer.-lylnscta Scott
fE' bee r.Tfie Chir 'tiin's iec'i. prociaifl-
'aal With ries before b.ild SHOT,
.tyu -Dsmee-a,5e sszct
sA ,@ifistorq tells us that Scott led TO- ant st
,j'is.stfcns and BiscREntTABLE defeat mt
QueenstOwn Heights: In that battle he was
,,r6t yplg EcssateJ By greatly inferior foree,
bttsbe wasgaiso taken tly- the British; and
with hun tue British took more,ngsoHefs thfn
: Ii,.y-l,ad r1en-iu the fglit."--l From lie Nc
sUf5ip. Are PGhiof. Gen Pierct's hop'c oygti-
.~Fhe Why's seem TO think that Gen Scott
-Sh.ht to be elected President, because no one
j obliged to ask who hefs, contending that
stveryb5,fy has Heard OF hrr. What schqll-
ley has ~ at heard of Gen. Benedict Arnold
If ne were alive, would Won elect bin on the
SANE azeir IL ClsrsIa!sa Igain8elsr.- 4.
s'Phe' prcrd man. Gen. Scott, is fool n
his fermerss}ss8 l,s''n@ q "a swelling lke a
p6rfit9e pot lie sets his feathers like an
.usl. ,to.isselL aud seem bigger than he is
HE is troubled with an infamatiou Of SELF
conceit, that renders hiR the man OF past
aboard, and trueEUcKR4N 1yIGfFr.'
as l.'''' ~ % F''E 'tDeiroiI Fro Pross.i
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t.,5pe. aq.s his r0rqOyai lofl the ICLerol,ees

GerIq+t,k 7 1T wv Vt
'To Us Distinguished .faR,be.olgs the RARE
G0goG-o OF unitIpg With MILITARY ESEIGY- 2pd
DARING the spirit Of a PguASTHROPIsr. HIS
exploits In Tic iield, which placed him inthe
first rank OF soldiers, have been Obscu-
retlby the p-,rfTaaa A meac lasting g.my oil
4 PAcrrIcar5R and a friend Of mankind. 1t
wouid not be easy to find among us a man o.
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The Africa has arrived with Liverpool
L. 80 +4n4It tt,l.E org D o.. ..f. ...4 90.
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NEW G oODs.

Tlrseand hcc selections of Prints of tis most mp
r-vrt Branis latest uad most BcsuffFSf stycs
hrSf glay aud fast c.iprs," ihr wOri n Mer titr
Visiting Evasyi,, want the very zip If f9stiVE" they
oS and ti{ III accuhfoda,c jy calling the o
s,piE y HHFF \ .!iEItN * PiEsIp-A,s on Main S.
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zo8B Ice as bass. and .nhaig nHaa al.act.

From tlresee base and nniign5nf at:acF|.
sirputing cowndiee, incomPetency, sillinfss
,.sGc, te.the II ero of three wars, who has thrice
conquered peace.6y his vaiqr soldier,
'sand tiirTcc avertcd bl6od5hedby his skin as
dipIOnatist--frjm this linking the name Of
..brSye, and .leOress public servant with that of
the.weFld-despisel traitor Arnold. we turp TO
,,fhe testimony ,ofmsp Of all parties, yolDntari-
ly proffered when he was not u candidate for
'tEIse, and Wien ii was not to theiuterestoi
p4rtfza n rnalfgiiaits to 5lacken his character
ssaahs 'iane. ~, 80 ..ls III s p --se.s II
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40 yyaahlnEtnn Clobe.

-The Washington Globe, the hitter Politi-
cal organ OF Jackson's and Van Buren's ed-
minstrstian, IN the Canadi,n troubles. de-
cisred June 9th 1893: r0ff q
I, ,"Cten. Scott, on the Northern frontier
will be IN the midst OF scenes familiar to him,
ind The pubEc have an earnestin the charac-
ter he established then, that every thing viii
, ,doas that EEtDEScE, COURAGE, and SAGA-
ciTg can do, to maintain the peace and honor
of the country
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! l ....r.,AUCTIOA .gon
= UCTR0N.

$1,000 --~-- = ~ - - - --- y $500
n. WooLSEY. ~ r-r.. &. SEtSoh.
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qaaiank. directing = yenie 10 naya.
Also. 10 McDunnld a.. Tyson. in n
guilty. from Moore, oasxcePiiuns - ihe
Masters report.
.Alsa. in Eaton {. Eaton, in Equity.
from G-z@sil.e- lrt
By N&sn.y. In sparinz- y Dzush-
try, IRON Berthe on motion in arrest
orerraIed Judgment affirmed
Also. ii State q, Weaver /; motion
fur cerfiorari. refused.
By PsaRsox. y. In Trice G. Turrrn-
tine. reversing the judgment.
Also. in Move r-May. IN Equity, from
Pitt. disnissing the bill with coats.
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Spring Stock.

Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C.,
WEsc now in receipt Of our Spring Supply
" Of goods, embracing every article connec-
ted with the
SHOE AND LEATHER TRADE,
which has been sriected carefully and judiciously
for our spring sales.
We say we never Offered to our friends and the
Pubic generally, more complete or better Sc
lectcd Stock than the one now offered TO your in
speciion-
Orr PRICES WILL DE Low, VERY Low.
The attention Of Merchants is particularly
called 20 this Stock.
DREMM0ND & WYCHE.
Wholesale Dealers.
Petersburg, Va.
March 5, 1852. 25-lm
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

A<fz9f<3 ~ wv ta1 ui1fhtt1.
Saturday, March 30. isss.
Toracco-The animation noticed in
our last report still continues. and
whilst there j. no material change in
prices, We think there is more confidence
daily manifested in the article BY our
dealers.
Lugs.-a.s504.i0.
Short Leaf. 500 $50.
Good to Fine, Goa GEO.
CorroS-Since the receipt Of the
steamers news, large sales have taken
place at : ~ sfc- The latter being
the highest price paid for any descrip-
ton. at si8
WuEar-Declining. Sales Of Red
at sO090c; White 9O@95c.
Flour We hear Of no transactions.
Quite nominally at 4l@ AZ.
CoRN--Smail lots prime bread Corn
readily briggs Csc We see cargoes
Offering al 62ic.. on short time. but hear
Of no sales at that rate.
0aTs-Dull- Sales Of Eastern Shore
at As a. soc.
Peas But few Offering. Sales Of old
crop Cow Peas at 62i q Csc. Black-eye
SOC.
BrAss--scarce and wanted. at les
"a l50c. p bus. ~ ss'4
CLOVER SrrD--Dull at sc p bus. Of
60ib.
BAcox-.Adyancing. Va. (hos round)
l0lc.; Western sides 10 lOlc.; do.
shoulders 9@ &C.; Jowls 7sc.; hams
l0a q l0ic.
LARD Improving-va. lin kegs,)
l0i a. l0sc. Western I'm bbls.) l0c.;
do. kegs lpic. ta
AprLR BRaSpy--But little Offering
sales at So a. 54cts.
LrnE--No change-Camden si.i2i
Thomaston s1.25; Washington sls a
II.
PLasrxk--Stone, p ton Of 2000fb at
SAT; Ground p fierce of 50Uib sl5.
HAy-Sales at Csc p l00fb.
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SUPREME COURT.

This Tribunal adjourned on Monday
the 18th inst. after long and laborious
session. The fsllewingare the closing
decisions:
BY RuFrIN, CHI. In Carteru. VIII
liams, In Equity, from Rockingham, di.
reeting the decree to be reversed.
Also, in Meere o. Jvey. in Eqsity.
fron, Northampton. declaring the plain.
tiff entitled to redeem.
Also, in Wooten .. Becton, in Equi-
ty, from Lenoir, declaring that the trust
must be executed.
Also, in Thompson .. Newlin. in
Equity. from Orange, dismissing the
bill with casts
Alse, in knight o. Bunn. petition t.
rehear. affirming the decree
Also, in Richardson o. Pridgen, IN
Equity, frem Johnston, directing a re
ference
Alse, in Hooks o. Lea. in Eqsity
from Wayne, directing decree for plain
tiff.
| Also, in Green .. Durand, in Equity
from Craven, declaring that the negroe
p. III. and f. are to be accounted TO
by the Defendants, the trusts for thei
benefit are not valid
Also, in Craig's Ex'rs .. Howard, u
Equity, from Orange, directinga refer
ence.
Also, in Grandy o. Bailey, from Pas
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Valuable Property,
FOR SAL.

rTNHE subscriber wishing TO remove, eders for
Il sale his House and Lot 1.-TWO acres,) in tho
town of IIillsborough, well stuaied, the dwelling
House large and commodious. with all necessary
out-baillings, and a never-faiing well Of water
within a few feet Of the kitchen.
Also three tracts Of Land. Two small tracts
within tive miles at town; one adjoining DIR.
Hooker and 1.emuel Lynch, and the other adj
Joining the lands Of Nash Whitfield and others.
The third tract contains seven or eight hund ed
acres, all woed land, lying near Cel lar Gio,c. adj
ieining samacl i. Moere and others.
The Subscriber being determined 10 remove TO
the south west, viii sell any of the above proper
ty on accommodating terms.
All persons indebted to him whl please call
and settle, and those having claims will present
them for payment.
Decc3ster q. IL
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County,.
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term.
1852.
James a. Turner
VS.. = PcEtieH for Divorce.

Nancy Iuracr. ts
In this case it appearing that copy Of the pc
tition and subpoena were issued to the defend
ant in manner as Ivy the statute In such cases is
required, and the return thereon being, Executed
on the saidSNancy Tuner, and proclamation be-
ing nade at the courthouse deer by alse Sheria
for the said defendant 10 appear and answer. as
commanded ay the subpoena, and the defendant
falling to appear; II is ordered by the Ceut that
publication for three months he taadc in tive
newspapers, fer the said Nancy Turner to ap-
pear at the next term cf this Court to I've held at
the courthouse in Hillsborough, on the second
Monday in September next, then and there 10
plead, answer or demur to the said petition, other
wise The said petition will bc heard ex parte as
TO her, and judgment pro confcsso will be granted
against her.
Witness, Richard NJ. Jones, Clerk ofour said
Court, at Office, the second Monday Of March
la. ID. 1852. FIJI
Il r. NJ. JONES, c. S. c..
Is Masch %. Price xd-. sces. 2T--3n
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SPEED THE WORK.
MANUrAcToRY IN GRANGE.

MANUFACTUKf IN OKhNbE.
TINE undersigned still continues TO manufac-
Il turc his splendid article of Window Blinds,
and having extended his operations, he is prepar-
ed 10 supply them fer prices varying from $3.50
to $1,000. No person should be without them,
as they answer for Curtains and outside Blinds
He will deliver and put them up in any part Of
the county free of charge.
Orders promptly attended 10. Specimens can
be seen on application to the subscriber. ADJ
dress to Dars Creek, Orange, N. G.
f II. F. WEBB.
Peb. 26. .cf-6m.
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NEW
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE.

Petersburg, l7ill March, 1852.
OUR stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
~ for the Spring Trade is now complete, and
ready FOR examination. AS our entire stock is
flesh, and has been purchased principally for
cash. we can offel such inducements TO the trade
as are rarely met with in this OF any other mar.
&et.
We respectfully solicit call from the Mcr-
chants visiting our city.
JOHN W. RICE & BROTHES,
No. 9, Bollingbrook Street.
March Ia. 27-lm
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N o TICE

YNHE subscriber, as Administrator with the
1 will annexed, hereby gives notice to the
T.cga,ees Of JouS PArroS, deceased, that he i
prepared TO pay, on demand, the legacies be-
aueaihed in said will, and will not hereafter
consider himself liable Cor interest
SAMUEL HUGHES.
Feb. %, 23-pd
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WsuE comHiuer sIT0iuirt a a. Bad q
= clpeTillrlslfuis 81 Crarron Stholis ~
Ofanss ruunly 70 sEanins sl4,lir.nis Co osEii1-
rates e iheiT sualfesiions 10 iske ChsIgr e saia
ehsols. uiil hald heir neat n,eriifg a. Ne osur.
house in Hlii-lsroush. On Saturday he - q
AsTiI. Al n sicisek. A. N. ApPlirsnis sia
le essminet r'srs~1lsrly en Spelling, Rrsdinx,
Writing and Ariihmriir ana lkry mnsf eons
xilh tbs Recommendations fesni~d ny kw.
by order Of lbs csmnatssr.
Gsrvh -. IT,
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CENTRAL DEPOT.
CLOSING SCENE,

JAMES, RICE & JAMES most respectfully
~ inform their friends, customers and others,
that they are now closing out their stock Of Sta.
pile and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Sad
dies. &C., either on imc or for cash, at astonish.
ingly low prices; and such as remain on hand by
tho 9Th Of April next, will I've closed out al pub
lie auction on Tuesday, that day, at Q o'clock.
Country merchants will do well TO attend the
sale. Sale positive.
TEnMs-4 months for all sums over 500, and
6 months for sums Of 5000 and over.
JAMES, RICE & JAMES.
February Ia 23-tiA
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PennSyIvanla.--A bin passed The Sc
nate % Pennsylvania, on The 18th instant, siicr
considerable debate and good deal Of excite
rnr1a. ,cIeaine i,e sirsh SECTION Of The crIehra-
ted law which foisds she u>e Of he prisons q
that state far che pspsre OF dcasning fugitive
slaves. i abe sane hill which was passed by
The Lrsisls,ure last yssr, and which Cos. Jstn-
sion refused 70 sign. q
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tlANy years Of trial. instead Of impsiring the
ls1 public confidence la this medicine, has won
for Il an appreciation aud noioiiety BY far er-
cee,ling the most sanguine expectations Of is
friends. Mailing bat lis intrinsic virtues aud tie
unmisiakalde benefit conferred on thousands Of
sufferers. could originate and maintain the repu-
islion il enjoys. While many inferior remedies
thrust upon the community. have failed and been
discarded. this has gained friends By every trial,
conferred benefits on the afflicted they can never
forget. aud produced cuics TOO numerous and too
remarkable 10 lie forgotten.
While Il Is fraud on the puh.ic 10 pretend
that airy one medicine will inhlhhly eure-shIl
there is abundant proof that the CnEnmr Prcro.
naL does not only as general thing. but almost
invariably, cure the maladics for which il is en-
plcyed.
As time makes these facts wider and teilrr
known. this medicine has gradually become tho
best reliance Of the afflicted, from the log cabin
Of the American peasant, TO the palaces Of Euro
pean Kings. Throughout this entire country. in
every state, city, aud indeed almost every hamlet
Il contains. Cherry Pecioral l. known as the hest
remedy crtant for diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs, and in miny foreign countries. il il CON.
ing 10 he extensively used IVY their must inielli-
gent Physicians. In Great Britain, France and
Germany, where the medical sciences have reach.
ed their highest perfection, Cherry Pectotal ID
introduced, and ia constant use In the Armies,
Hospitals, Aims Houses. Public Institutions, and
in domestic practice, ms the surest remedy their
attending Physicians eau employ for the more
dangerous affections Of the lungs. Also in mild
cases, and for children ii is safe pleasant, and
eficctual to cure. In fact ,oHie OF the most Fat
lcring testimonials we receive have been from pa.
rents who have found il cflicacious in cases par
ticularly incidental TO childhood.
The Cherry Pcctoral is manufactured by 4
practical Chemist, and every ounce Of Il under
his owa eye. with invariab!e accuracy and care.
II is sesird aud protected l,y law from counter
feiis, consequently can be relied on as genuine
without sdulteration.
We have cndeavored here TO furnish the CON-
munity with medicine Of such intrinsic superb
GRITTY and worth as should commend itself to their
confidence remedy at once SAFE speedy anil
cilectual, which this has by repeated and count
less trials proved itself 10 be; and trust by great
care IN fxcparing il with chemical accuracy. e
uniform strength, to afford Physicians a ncw
agent on which they can rely for the hest results
aud the afflicted with remedy that will do for
them all that medicine can do.
or Prepared and Sold by JAMES c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, Mas
sachusetts.
;t-s1 Sold in Hillsbo,ough al the Drug Store
Of Dr. s. ID. SCH00LFIELD, and Nv Druggists
aud Dealers in Medicines every xhese.
March 9. rs