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EREsH FOREIGN GOODS.-By
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE
Il WARD.-Ran away from my residence in Ches-
terfeld, on Sunday, the 3ist of July last. NEGRO
MAN named HARRY. He is full medium height, OF
good proportions abont 48 50 years old of very dark
brown color his eyes are very smokey, his nose more
out has some whip scars; he has ridge across the
navel, and small scar on of his eye brows. He
wore dirty drab coat, cotton ozneburg shirt aud
pants, and black hat. The said Negro was brought
last winter from about Fauquier county, Va. by Mr..
Goldng, and have doubt he is aiming back again.
reward OF $40 viii be given If taken In Chesterfield
and delivered TO me- and if taken OF the same
waTa o. @ win be given, If committed to the Of
Wa. y = 80 ~ = --- -
an s--dstkw2ss JOSEPH G. wooDFrN.
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COUNTRY BAR IRONS tons country
~ BAR IRON, well assorted inst rscs;ssd -. -.
ssnment, for sale low by '''' 81 ~ 'oA-
au 9-ts As LFE
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a MOTHER CERTIFICATFS-----PTCu

-aa. MoND MAY, lss3:-MRs. A. B. DAWs-Rs-
with my testimony in behalf Of your TnIty ySq
EL1xIR'-I have used it in my family ~ IN q
years.nany years before you made sale of 49,
nave found II every thing you represent il 10 -
With myself IN cold and cough it acts Ike y.
am never without some of it near me sn Sh5 I'm,
timely use OF 1t, have no doubt it has sayed me- ~
doctors ices; and although don't believe Il az
faiilbie cure OF every body and all diseases Ina-
personally OF its good effects with great nanv oIs.
than my own family, aud cheerfuliy recomgs oaGs
to the public. WM McCpEprw1
For sale, Wholesale and retail by BESNETT
BEERS, A: BODEkER, CHAS BECK. CHAs n
aALE, and Mrs A. b. DAVIS, Main street sni
fbUpCHEK MELTON, Broad street, aud CJ a.'
MILLSPAUGH. Druggist, Richmond. nv 80 az
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VITY HOTEL FOR RENT AND FUR.

~ NITURE FOR SALE.-The subscriber DESTROYS
of retiring from Hotel keeping will sell his lease on
the Hotel, which expires LIST of March, 1885, and all
the Furniture belonging to the same. The Hotel is
The Furniture is all new and equal to any in the city,
especially the bedding. For further particulars, en-
quire of W. GODDIN or the subscriber.
jy lS-d&wlm THOS. NJ. B. ROY.
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DR. GORDON HARRIS. GRADUATE

~ OF CAMBRIDGE. CLASS 1924 F0IrSnrp
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY IN
81 South Gay Street. Opposite the EXCHANGE Ba;IJ
ing and Post Ofhce-Those requiring medical or sur
gcal aid, by applying to DR.. H. may secure sL;isI
treatment and advice while all COMMUNICATION viii
be saerediy shielded by the Egis of profess.0nai
honor. fNae
Aware of the difficulty with the public TO diSer;,,
nate in newspaper advertisement between the ,sa
uine and skilfu physician and the spurious nrefen
sions of the designing and dangerous quacI. b. "a
Will cheertully give, when applied to- such private
references as will fully satisfy all who REQUIRE Ia
services. $40
BEWARE OF NoSTRUMS.
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and fers;aI,
advertised to all persons under varied forms of
disease. "
As the constitution and habits of individuals differ
reason teaches the remedy cannot be suited Z,
all alike and that disease can only be safely and ef
tec:ualy eradicated by udicons application of pso
per remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED
practical experience of over IS years enables Dr..
H. to insure sound ard speedy cure in certain cIa
of diseases, which have too long been Welded by
regular physicians to the hands OF quackery He
may be consulted confdentally, either in person or
by letter
Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter to DR.. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore Ma,
ryland.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent by mail express TO any part of the
United States. lie 22-3mE
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NEW APOTHECARY AN : = =

oIUKE.-The subscriberk baxs,. ..1 = = u
co-pnrtnership and take the store entered into
4. Levy Jr 2e1 Broad street. few Srsp ~
messas br II Fox eer for sale rser Dsw
DYE sTi ri FRs1 De MEDICINES PAlSTs oir
recommend 70 the public fresh and rsnn;-s can
ing been purchased IN the last few west ~ nav.
US in person. "soas " one Of
Particular attention viii be Maid r. 81
OF Prescriptions at ell times of night or az up
We respectfully request call frarn 90
and the public generally. PETER w f,RTyg 1s.yns
ap r. " sppr ny SbS.
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t,ASTOR OILS bbls. No. / CAsToR
~ OIL for sale by PURCELL, LADD6 Co.
au . Druggists 90 Main street
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RACON.-Prime Western Cured SIDES
SHOULDERS aud BREASTS, landing and lar
iy q JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
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COUNTRY CURED HANS.-A small
~ otjust to hand and for sale by
aus GEO. j. HERRING.
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RENCH AND MOULDING. PLANES.
- cases of superior quality, opening this r,ar,,ir
aud for sale py 9. j. SINTON Il Co.
aus Sign Of the Circular Saw N Main street
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The length OF New Orleans along the MISSISSIPPI
is seven and half miles; its depth extending to
Lake Pontchartrain, distant in the shortest line,
of the civ (says the pcayune will hardly fall short
of forty square miles, being double the area of the
Incorporated limits of New York which embrace
the whole of Manhattan Island, and Presenting
face greater than that of the present area OF Lon
,ion The present area OF New Orleans may, with
ont difficulty and in the of human affairs COM
tortably contain 1000 900 inhabitants. The present
popuation during the business season, may be safe
iy estimated al not less than l75,000.
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QUEEN CITY HAMS-For sale by
NJ JAMES B. SHELTON,
j. q Cor Broad and 4th SITS.
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sARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE, for
~ purifying the Blood, &C. for sale by
- 49,. JAS. ID. THOMAS, Druggist
Je 10 Opposite Old Market, Franklin st.
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DURE GROUND COFFEE, GROUND
l. SPICES, &C.; Sadlers London MUSTARD, in
bottles Sauger's Cromelius and other brands do Re-
ceived and for sale by VOOLFOLK, JR,
aus 1870 Broad 81.
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DkIME VIRGINIA G u r Z d HAMS,
l. SIDES and SHOULDERS; prime Leaf LARD,
in barrels and pals; Sugar Cured HAMS, of superior
quality; received and for sale by
aus 2. VOOLFOLK. IR.. 100 Broad st.
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SMALL LOAF SUGAR.-lOO barrels
~ Small Loaf SUGAR, for sale.
jy ID ]. B. STEGAL.
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NOTICE.-Expres packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per g.esc.e-s 2cl-cks CT Jamestown will
hereafter be received by ADAMS & CO. SO Broad
way who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships
LUDLAM u PLEASANTS,
lie Cts SO Broadway New York
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QUEEN CITY HAMS.-A few casks un-
~ sold of these celebrated HAMS of consignment
la nding this morning and for sale by
aug JOHN FL. CLAIBORNE.
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Il .OAL PIT OIL.-16 tierees of best
~ quality; bbls. Solar OIL Just received and for
sale BY EDWIN WORKMAN L co. &
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SILVER.-The highest premium paid for
~ SILVER, by C. w. PURCELL L CO.,
fe % Bankers,
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Co. PURCELL, LADD CO.,
q ~ ra . s,a Main and 18th Sta Richmond Va
eycrywhese - druggists and Dealers IN Medicines
fuu -
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TRI-WEEKLY CONNECTION.
To Lynchburs, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
Servants travelling without their masters must
leave pass with the Ticket Agent, and also shew
another to the Conductor.
An extra charge win be made if passengers do not
obtain tickets. z. H. GILL,
.Sup't Transportation.
~ Washington passen gers may 20 BY the Junction
and reach that city in "a hours from Stanton taking
the night train of the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company
lie II F. H. GILL. Sup,t
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

1r,,y EassrA ArrAra.--1hc local correspondent
=. wa.binrsora Republic gives the following N
s,.,,.sstiau item, u-itl regard to this case
rers seems 20 have been apo'ent reason ior 20.
80, IInsrahaus readiness In acceaing 70 eas a., n
yanrent which placed kossta In charge ,noandi
E,ss,rh Consul instead of insisting his unc0 sror,
s;onal restoration to liberty Private ie,e, entire
SMYRNA. written by eyewitness OF r nf at
transaction. state that when the hour s, to com
which Captain Ingraham was expef. s, : aeonspicu-
mence his attack, kossta was place, the mug
sles Of tive loaded n.uske:s were pia', 20 under
head. and Captain Ingrahain was va e blown oat sim
stand that the mans brain. m 70. rss gun from the
uItaneoniy with the fire ef ne o oi was 80 save
:. Isss Sap paar eo@ and aceedcd to the pro
Noble indeed The , ssnrosea :, could be too
we're for these malignant Aas' '--~- $500
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rrsmseA gentlemen 1 from T lna, S,,y
.lsd he crssoSd nonss milan last sude or
morning, WIN Viii. ,'nexnlored region of the White
visit to tne Which Which is situated due north from the
WHEY t Mn IN reaching the ponds and mountain
s,resns They encampet in Indian style around hs
blazing FIRE during the nisht, ana asllsaa naJA 81,
so-e. from as the result of their laborious ant
nssse,.ions exploration Boston Transcript.
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GAKE-Pound, Fruit, Sponge and Orange
~ can be had at WIN. FALCONER'S Bakery, to
surpass any in the city. i've ]
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Avrp,v * KENTrcKY.-During the day OF the
,.... election in Kentucky, series of afrays occur
Isss :, E,;zahethtown between Thos d. Brown,
clerk Of the court, and the Hon B R. Young, for
merry member s sg con ssy a shasrsa that e
.n,,assi ii will have TO be amputated. The aftray
hsd ia origin in an old family difficulty, and it is
said Young acted in selfdefence The son of Brown
fred al Young during the affray, lodging eight or
nine buck shot in the back of his Office.
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SPITTOONS.-Chin bronzed, iron, tor
~ tose shell, stone and Japanned SP1TTOONS, for
sale at the House Furnishing Store of
aus BULKLEY l. CO.
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STORAGE, STORAGE-Thes subscribers
~ having rented the custom house LUMBER
HOUSE, on 18th street, In rear OF Our Auction and
every kind Of Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms Insurance can be effected at the lowest rates
~ the building i fire proof Every attention will bs
paid to the reception and delivery OF all goods en-
frusted to us. e- -
my BIS ALExANDE q
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY in sets of
Il 49, 81 and So pieces in DOZENS and KNIVES only;
a complete assortment hand, which offer at
duced prices. C. j. SINTON l. CO.,
jy Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main st.
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HOOKING AND WASHING SODA,
~ SOAP, PEARL STARCH, &C.. for sale by
aus GEO, /. HERRING.
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$50 >tCtsisSs no Broad straat
a1n ssn nis assortment Of g
rA1sas OILS DYE suFf le 70 aes .ss
the public generally Prescr;t.,,ss Asm Trends ana
pounded e. all hours Orders rom the com
see with prompt attentIon They have sls x
assortment ' Of q n.E y TOBACCO and e
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TURNIP SEED.-Rea Top, White
i Globe and Flat Dutch TuRNIP SEED. for sale
nv Iiy 2ll GRUBBS & APPERSON.
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WHITE VESTS.-A new supply of fine
w White VESTS, just received, and for sale at
No. 112 Main street, by
je is s. MERCHANT & wEISIGER.
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Y FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUT
TER, per jamestown, for sale by
aus JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
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SPONGES.-Cheap Carriage and bathing
~ SPONGES, for sale by
jy 20 BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggists.
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SMITHFIELD BACON+-Brigg's family
- Bacon. Hams. Shoulders and Middlings for sale
| by ELAN, SMITH L CO.,
iy 81 Cary ST., adjoining Columbian Hotel.
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ZINE CIGARS.-100,OOO fine Havana
Il and Principe CIGARS of superior quality, will
be sold low in lots by
jy 20 BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
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MO. i FAMILY LARD.-2O bbls Will
IN sons No. Family LARD, in store, and for sale
by lily 1871 VIM. TAYLOR.
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The EENTERPR1sE.-Prof Jewett startled some
people with the prediction that the late comet
would impinge in its orbit on our earth, and con
sequently, it was feared, be the cause of con-
siderable damage. So far, however, was this
from frightening the Yankees, that a company
OF them was made up to emigrate to the new
were amazingly disappointed that it passed by
without taking them Aboard They. told MS
they would have taken up with its tail if they
could not have got hold of any better lots
Newark Daily Adrertiser.
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SALES OF LOTS ON B GAUFORT HARBOR.
The Carolina City Land Company will sell to the
highest bidder their premises at White Hall. on
Monday the 3lst day of October next, large number
of valuable Lots
The lands of this Company front about miles the
considered the most valuable it. They in full
view of the and will be handsomely and con-
venently laid out for business and pleasure No i'm
proyement can be made with Central Western Caro-
Ina the connected with the Harbor without
beneiitting these lands. The Carolina City Company
this fact. beg leave to that they have
agents drummers in the Western part of the State
where else offering to sell Lots at low rate to
influence but that all the sales of their land
required by the articles of agreement, to be to the
| hi ghest bidder.
The gentlemen who compose this Company have made
arrangements to improve their lands to th- amount of
about $50 OO0 During the winter and ensuing spring
large Hotel VIII be built, Wharyes Tufpentine Dis
tlIleries and Steam Saw Mill will be put in operations
There is excellent clay the premises for making
brick and also the adjacent waters and exper
ience has proved the Importance of fire proof buildings
in commercial place, the board will not allow any
substantial fire proof buildings to be permaently
erected any lands they may SELL
To persons who may prefer the board Will lease lots
sons in any way interested to present t sale and
see for themselves Especially mechanicsish ship
penters brick masons DC, for them 10 ficher har-
be promised than the future prQets of Caro-
lima City. -
TERMS OF SALE
One fourth casl-the balance ins 5llnents at II.
lS and "a months interest from did
All letters business of the any address to
John a. Rose, Sec =, Eaysttes'il11 AZ
e - ~LSSD +|5 - 5D ~rresadcat
August IS 1858. Z e55I
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LOST, mislaid or stolen from the subscriber during
the week of Superior Court in Lumberton, in March
last Pocket Book containing, among other things, a
Of hand for sixty dollars principal dated 25th of
March 1853 and payable demand lst January 1854.
Said note made to the subscriber by Alexander
Baxley principal, and Smson Rexier and Saml Bax-
lev securities This is therefore to forewarn all
sons from trading for said Note the subscriber
only person authorized to receive payment.
DANIEL McDUFFEE
Robson CO, Sept II, 1858 Colt
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EDWIN GLOVER.

Hay STREET FAYETTEVILLE, \. c.
Has Just returned from the North with much larger
stock of Goods in his line than before offered
HIM ia this place. Among his stock may be found
k,ndz and SSs sna pFsss @ 9p s. to s1s1
fine stock of Bracelets, Gold Lockets, Cuff Pins
Buttons; Gold, Silver and Steel Spectaclcs Silver
Spoons, Butter Knives, Soup Ladies' and Cups Military
Goods; Clocks Plated Ware; and almost every article
usually kept in Store of this kind which he will sell
cheap for cash. short time those who pay when
their bills presented
Id- Watches Repaired usual
Aug. 81. 1853. 3m
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CIR EAT NEWS.

Dtucatl0zI OI t1e 4NeW C1Othng Store.
GRE E6TREE g. OPPENH1,I
Have just opened anew and handsome Clothing Store
le door west of the Cape Fear Bank where all who
wish to buy good CIothng. at very low prices are re-
quesed to call TheAtock consist Dress Frock and
Over Goats, good vatety; Pants, Vests and Cloaks
all of superior workmanship and latest STYLE which
they will sell at wholesale and retail.
Also, Shirts Drawers Cr4yats, Suspenders Boots
&c. &C.
They feel assured that all who patronize them viii
be satisfied with quality and price.
Aug. II, 1853. 31n
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1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber for sale his valuable plant
in Robeson county, both sides of the owrie Road.
16a miles South West of Fayetteville and within half
mile of Lumber Bridge, the terminus of the Fayetteville
and Southern Plank Road.
An opportunity is offered for an Investment
which cannot be equaled in this part Of the country
The land is heavily and densely covered with pines
offering great nducement to all persons engaged in
Timber and Turpentnc. The cleared land (ahout 100
,)-and in fact all is proluctyesuperior to any
in that county.
A bargain may be had Terms liberal
ARCH'D A. T. SMITH.
Fayetteville, Aug, 13, 1853 Soft
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Notice.

Notice.
The subscriber having changed his former business
VIII be found at the Store NORTHEAST corner o.
Market Square, recently occupied by Mr. Hugh Gra
ham. All persons indebted to him earnestly f.
quested to call on him promptly and settle.
ID. CLARK.
The Subscribers have formed Copartnership under
the name and style of CLARK & WOODWARD, for
purpose of carrying the Tailoring Business. in
connection with the sale of Ready-Made Clothing,
Cloths, Cassimeres Vestings &c.
Their stock selected with great by of
| the frm in New York, and is ready for examna-
ton.
d. CLARK.
A. j. WOODWARD.
Sent. TO- 1853, 3m
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HEAD-QUARrERs, 4th BRIGADE, !
Summerv.lle, n. c., Aug. Goth, 1858.

Iou1IIIneTV .IIe, N. o, aug. ZUtIl, ISo3 J
TN Commandants of Regiments constituting said
Brig hereby required to have their respective
Commands at the following times and places armed
and equidped according to law for Review and nspec-
ton, viz 44th Reg men at Carthage Moore County
on Tuesday 1lth October 34th at Suminerville
Cumberland, on Thursday 18th: 33rd at Fayettevilic
Tuesday 18th; 4lst at Elizabetown Thursday 2oh
nd 85th at Whitcville Columbus County Saturday
22d October.
A. D. MCLEAN
57-7t1 Brig. Gen. 4th Brigade y. G. Militia
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$50 REWARD

We VIII give one hundred dollars for the apprehen-
sion and confinement of HANNIBAL. a slave formerly
the property of Mr. VIM. G. Matthews,l in any Jail
that get him. one hundred and fifty dollars if
delivered to at Halifax Court House. Virginia.
POINDEXTEIi & EDMONSON.
By WM. NJ. CALAIS Agt.
July %, 1853. 52tf
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From the National InteUigenc.
FrOmpt and Decided.


The Marshal for the Eastern District of Penn
svlvania having notified the Department of the
interior that his officers had been resisted at
Wilkesbarre in attempting to execute the fugi--
tive slave law, Mr. McClclland Immediately
addressed to him the following explicit reply:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washing ton, October 4, 1853.
Sir: Yours of the :}d instant has been received,
and have telegraphed you to consult the Dis
trct Attorney, employ counsel if necessary and
use all reasonable means for the enforcement Of
the law. This Department is determined that
the fugitive-slave law shall, so far as depends
| upon it, be executed in good faith, and that the
officers legitimately employed in carrying it into
effect shall be sustained, They need not fear
any difficulty here so long they discharge
their duties efficiently and faithfully,
/ am, sir, &c.
r. MeCLELLAND, Sec'y>
Francis NJ Wynkoop Esq,
Marshal Eastern District Fennsy ania.
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NEW sToc1k OF FALL s WYSfrEs

The subscriber is receiving 4arge and well
selected stock of Goods, comprising ancral asort-
ment of
DRY GooDs, READY-MADE CLOTHING BoOTs
SHOES, HATS Cars HARDWARE sCK44.ERY, SAD
DIERy, GROCERIES,, &C., &c.
Which viii be sold low for cash. exchanged for tur-
penine and country produce.
He returns his thanks to his old friends and
customers for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him, and hopes to merit continuance of the same.
NATHAN KING.
Kngsbury, Oct. l, 1858, If
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tkclllOVAt.
/, NTH, Chemist and DrusE=sf,

xsS
Iell,, now offers to his friends anu
flic generally large and we'll select
II of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
scines and Perfumery, consisting in part
~ Potash, white lead, Venetian red,
eopperas, alum, saltpetre, sal soda, hi
afns, madder, indigo, sulphur, EPSON
=, Blake's paint, chrome yellow, um-
u, Prus. blue, chalk, spice, pepper,
Starch, ginger, borax, yeast powders,
lOgw0Od, inks, soaps, congress water,
glass, cutlery, varnishes (all kinds) /,
castor and olive oil, alcohol. sulph
camphene. paint varnish; tooth, flesh
psh brushes; galvanic batteries; surgi-
pping Instruments; American, French
-cals, patent medicines, &c. &c, all OF
rate quality, and viii be sold at a
cost.
a from country Physicians, merchants,
are respectfully invited to call and ex-
before purchasing elsewhere, as. they
procuring fresh and genuine articles.
spared to give satisfaction both in
ee. The subscriber hopes, by strict at
ness, to merit share OF the public pat
q prescriptions carefully and accurately
J. =. SMITH,
Northwest corner Market Square.
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is low grounds, unsurpassed BY any the coo3le -
fertility. There is about 100 Of fine unimprove
farming land, with some very fine swamp land. The
back land is densely timbered with pine, which there
is crop of turpentine boxes year old. On the
premises is large frame dwelling and all necessary
outbuildngs with fine Well of water in the yard. It
the most desirable and healthy situation the River
bargain be had by applying to the subscriber
the premises
WILLIAM A. KING.
October l, 1858 2m-pd