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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05
DAGUERREOTYPEg.

Nj R. l.. BABBITT respectfully invites those who are
w in want of good Dagnerreop pe,to call At Nos a
II fpers Block, and themselves tho follow
ing advantages
OF having good likeness Mt a iolU ptlce Of having
taken by the Hrges and best arrange SIX light in The
city OF having it taken with the best Of Germ In
stfuments OF having it taken by an Operator who has
had the argest experience 10 the business Of having
the Daeuerreotype finished with gold mating hem per-
manent, and not affected By heat cold OF having the
textures prominent that they be ia any pO-
sition Of having the eyes, (ahoug Iigbt) made clear
and distinct; Ofhavng the co0rg done in the neatest
possible manner; OF having group l made on
age plates reduced price OF having the privilege
of selecting case from the largest amoUEt Of Daguer-
offered the public, from the size Of
three cent piece 10 c1se measuring l0Al2 riches OF
having particular attention paid TO the copying OF other
Daguerreoipyes Of his readiness togo private resi-
dences Dagnerreutype the SICK aud decrused OF hay
ing their Pictures cut into pins, rings bracelets,
6c.; Of having person take chiids likeness, who
has theiacoty Of ksspiag them still Of giving per-
feet satisfaction in RI eases. h +.-
N. .. Office hours from u 4. NJ, to z NJ,
o26 DIV esawtf
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NEW LUMBER YARn

AT the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
VNTHER will be keptby the Undersigned COZ stantly
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities Of
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting Of Boards, Plank, Jost, Shingles, Clap.
boards, Pickles, Laths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut, and Cherry 3
FRAMES supplied orcer az short notice. and all
thinner sold on me most reasonable terms, by
M BIC. MORSE q CO.
~ A6lce No. 10 Nschanicst. aug33 DIFF
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]. RUSSELL sFALDI1gG's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05
woRcBs TER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.

The following List representing one or two houses in
each branch of uade, is submitted the citizens of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons ia of the products
OF Wore ster Work Shops the Merchandise Of Wcr-
eeste Stores, in of the branches here enumeated
will be able supply themselves short notice
upon as reasohshie terms can be met with in Bosto
or elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05
TyNT 2. .n .E-51agsEg,

Of every kind, varying in p,ice fro 25 cts TO $500.
BASKETS and Willow Ware, in endless pre-
fusion.
METALLIC BIRD CAGES,
of more than 90 kinds, Bird Seeds, &c. BIRDS, AMI
every article wanted by Bird k epers.
Un7breiiGS, Canes, C., rapaed.
PINKfNG in seveSal styles Tor Capes, Flounces, and
Talmas. Eyeets SCI, and many other Jobs done too
numerous mention. Also, Rocking Horses, and 20
kinds of
Ht Boys SBElGHS,
for Winter SPORTS and doing erands. Please observe
the sign Of "1be pa tsty Store" No 66 Main street,
nearly opposite the old stand Of James Green, Co.
NJ dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-05

The subscriber continue THE business Of furnishing
Drawings. specifications, Procuring Pnents lie
atten0s TO all business usually required be transacted
with the Patent Office. lie mas many years carried on
the business vi building using al Rlnds of Macbn
cry used in the tactories Of New Eng and. Having in
vented some Of the important Improvements which
ae adopted byel the principal lecturers and hmv-
ing been Involved IN heavy lawsuit, had occasion t.,
study the Patent Laws with unusual interest under the
late Hon Daniel Webster Being the % BY Solicitor Of
Patents, who isathofoagh practical mechanics Ids ex
pe''enee, as wen as his scieatIfc knuvledge aud his
intimate acquaintance with mechanical Operations en-
able him TO undeFs and new Inventions to Distinguish
them from tiose ateady patented, and to specify them
with iaG!Ity and accGraey, which cannot be expected
of Lawyers, who hSve formerly done this bus ness
Many good inventions have been lost tile inventors
by not having them understood aid properly specieH
SO as TO present proper cain.
~ 85e AZA ARNOLD, Patent Agent.
Washington, LIST month, 1863.
RefereHces Hon u T Jaines u Senate Hon
Thomes j. Rusk, u 5 Senate His ExceIleney, p.
Allen, Governor OF Il, l.; Edward w. Lawton Collec-
tor OF Customs b. Anthony, ExGov. of r. T.; r.
w Greene Chief justice; Tn. F Carpenter, Counsel
Tor at laws samuel Ames, Counsellor at Law.
: The following note was appended by ths late Hon.
Secretary OF State Of the u. >.
have known Mr. Arn0ld f3r some wears and an,
well acquainted with the gentlemen whose names are
above written accord with their opinions and know
State. W D4NiT WEBSTER
For further Information, inquire Qf By letter, post
paaD OF o' J. G. ARNOLD, I'd rr
.ali Il No, 2OI Main It Worcester
IT All communications strictly confidential.
OPS deodaW3m ttrN
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P. Y GU N G.

Dealer in
Fancy Goods, Toys. and Useful Articles.
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention Of the pub
~ lie to his extensive stock his "Ggeat Vcriefy
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

It ssiI s sss BGssds g sa aess
= ss 81 ssss (, siz ssa
Il e q y . Spss a e to qqs'y @
Oats % fogs ssssss
Rice sa ai fsn' Is. Sa Po2h Is s
sl4 SO D Dbl Mess Beef SIS IS Dbl Bacon shoulders
hhd in bb s. cents ssls gallon
NEW g9Rk June T;a ea. 5
%ssss srs4 1ls h s:s s g. fs 9s
for ;tb .ss f. Ia 1 biSs g e se 8
1 %1yn s Sales Of f 300 b ss" Rio Coffee t 81
Sugar is steady. with sales of zoo hhds at 4s g 45c Tor
Of o sbs Po At nss and SIS
Sales of 2oU hbs Beef at $l2 To- Cut OF
l5o 'N Cheese 81. 80 :
5ops sa1sIsa t :,
to I14c. We see change in prices. ,..ss ~.
NEW YORK June ls.-(For three previous days)-NA..
sales have been made Of 46s bbs New-Berne
5000 Washington and New. BeEne, at IS 81 q 2so bs
been sold, going forward from first hands We no.
ss ss iass S N a @SSsR se sog psf
delivered 1910 Wh5s $685. s 1000 Leon sS ssa
tine 4245 cents cash. embracing both large and email lots
yesterday at the latter prcehe stock Of Spirits = small
the trade Tupentine nov arriving, and the sales
noted above. supposed to be new crop.
Rice-There is much activity in the markets nor IS
there change pcesthe sales of the week amount to
about 900 tcs ordinary to good at So 25@$4 564
| LIVERPOOL, June Wright Candy quote dull
and heavy Cotton market, with decline of Id, e b. IN
traRsaSti6ns made privately The Circulars gegesy soS o
the market unchanged Sales the 9th OF 60O
bales the 7th of 5000 bales, with small demand
SPECTATORS and exporters The duness Of the market
owing the unfavorable aspect of political ars. AT
Manchester prices easier without marked decline
quotes -four less in demand alter
day Other quote four a6tite 6dls
for the week Corn IS unchanged Fine qualities of wheat
had advanced Id Friday Ohe circulars quote 2d3d
. 20 rs advance for the week The arrivals of bieadnfs
LONDON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the London mar
ket had considerably advanced, and were very firm.
The money market had improved: S~7,-s%s>s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24
LAURINBURGH HIGH SCHOOL,
Richmond County, North Carolina.


REV. J. JONES SMYTH. A. NJ, PRINctPAI -
THE session Of this Institution will on
L Monday the llth Of July 1858 s..,n :.
ment of f't the session Sn'' p'p'''
T has r.
Without any having been had TO special meanso
its intrinsic merits, it has now grown into great and
WEI Few Ropuin Ia thy land can present such strong
for patronage from an Intelligent community The ability
and experience of the Principals the arge airy and hand
sS on she
temptation to vice and ao bishly %qra ppd religious in
to parents and guardians Who desire sat,
and pleasant home for their children or wards a
The Trustees the public that labor expense
eectuaI and PHYSICAL We,being Of the students Maps
seP eres sn 5 FOR * 5oo IN few
In word the Trustees appeal to What they have already
done as and guarantee m 70 omit
will prevent from being what it is called High School IN
Ample accommodations for boarders are furnished by the
as well as by the most respectable families III the
Books Stationery &C., furnished the Fayetteville
prices.
TERMS AND COURSE ,os Ss OF STUDY: ,. r,e...
primary department. which will be taught eementa
Arithmetic. Terms per Session Of five months, $s %
.. SECOND. ,1
tie, eGresns&f's:} NIathematss (Pearee Davies
snd hS rs i
THIRD.
complete English and Classical Edueasion, with i,
Natural. Mental and Moral Scence.-Terms 20 00
| For French, German Spanish, 10 90
Board Washing. &c, exclusive of lghts,) 40 90
Board and tuition payable onehafat the
of the Session. the other at the close. -.
For further information address the Principal either of
the Trustees at Laurnbugh p o. Richmond county Norh
! Carolina.
DUNCAN MCLAURIN,
MURDOCH MCKINNON,
JOHN FAIRLY,
JAMES C. McEACHIN,
| J. c. McLAURIN, Trustees.
d. C. STEWART,
Dr. R. D. DICKSON,
! ID. McNEILL.,
| $780,. D. C. MCINTYRE,
June 81 1883 -4a3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24
Marine intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-eARoLI

PORT OF WILMINGTON NORTH-GAROLINA.
ARRIVED.
lyme lSSteamer Evergreen, Watson, from Kelys CsVe
Steamer Maj VIM Barnett, Barber from Fayetteville, to
E. ]. Lutteroh = Y
b. Brig Freedom. Horn, from Newport, J. D. Msae
l9Brig Lincoln Webb Prebe, fun Bath, Me-, to Peirse
Il Dudley.
2o-U s Mall Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charles
O-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman FIN Fayetteville,
TO E. J. Lutteroh
2l-Steamer Rowan, -, from Kelly's Cove to E. j.
Lutterloh
a.2l-U. S. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Burns, from
2l-Steafer Spray fiji shithviiie to H
~ s MaiiSteamer Gov Dudley, Bates, from Charles
22-Brig Meallak, Alley, from Bath Me- to J. H. Chad
Oos5n $ Ma h hsy sna erIss Rn I'm Charles,
ton, with lO4 passengers.
CLEARED
June 1s-Schr John C.. Calhoun; Case for Boston, by
H Fanner: With rough rice, &c.
20-Brig s. P. Brown, Any fot Havana by J. Hathaway
& Son; with 100, 900 feet luinber, 20 bbis. tar.
steamer Evergreen, Wats5n for KellSs Cove, by W. II
y s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, for Charleston
2o-Brig A. H. Wass, Nafshal for Now York, by J. H
Fianner; with naval stores.
2l-Brig Mary Jane, Gichrs for ThomastBn, Me-, by
Russell u Bro; with lumber and timber.
Schr Perseverance, Torrey, for Saco, Me- by D. Me
Rae Co.; with 10000 feet timber.
Br Brig Eleanor. Morgan, for Liverpool by J. d. Me
Rae Cos with 100 bbs spirits turpentne Sc do turpen
Steamer Spray, for Smithyille, by A. H. yanBokkelen
2l-U S, Mail Steamer C. Wander blt Burns for Charles
ton, with 50 ppssengers,
22-U s Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates, for Charles
ton; with rs passengers.
Schr r. w. Bron, Huse, for New York, by Def osset
Brown: with naval stores Sc
Brig Florence; Hopkins for Boston, by & D. NlcRae
Co; with 200 bbls. rosn. 123, 600 feet lumber.
Schr: Champion, Bartlett, for Boston, by Adams, Bro
CO.. with naval stores.
Schr Vermont, Elliott, for Boston, by Perce s. Dudley
with lumber.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman, for Fayetteville, b.
E. J. Lutterloh.
| ID Sal D.
| by Geo, Harrss: with 60 900 feet lumber.
gu s Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, for Charleston
| with 81 nassensers
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On such Subjects the Testimony of Woman
SHOULD BE CONCLUSIVE.

1ORK, August 2, 1857.
Mrs Cute Of No 272 Sc ond street believing her child about
old troubled with purchased
of Or MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFuGE and gave
which had the effect cleansing child
The child enjoying good health
We would advise all who suspect their children
purchase
administer Dr. Manes Celebrated Vermfuge Twill
money will refunded all where it does not give
satisfaction.
r The above valuable remedy, also Dr. MIana's Cole
Pills. now had all respectable Drg
in this
will please careful and
MLANES VERMIFUGE. All Others comparison
worthless. For sale in Wilmington n. G., by VIM H. Lppitt
Druggist
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WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.

THE public respectfully invited call
wonderful Sterescopic or Solid Daguerreotypes az
WHITEHURsfs Gallery n Main street almond.
whether they sit for theh or not They truly TIE
on fat surface the appearances of all the soy andond
wonderful discovery made in optics The effect really
magical beyond conception The picture nearly the
size of life, and sands cut in alto reepo like
the living being Lkenesses taken this extrsor-
binary improvement may now be had at WHlTEHURST'S
Galleries They may be found in many of the principal ci-
ties Of The Union .-sa'.-- ~
Mr.. w has the honor to snndunse that he his
another highest premium medal at the Fair of the great
National Metropolitan Exhibition which closed the 18th
March, at Washington D. c.. Also medals from the
Worlds Fair, London, three others Maryland Institute
Fairs and premium the great Exhibition at Castle Gar.
den, New York thus showing the great sapeEority Of
E1Coudy weather preferable except for Children as it
avoids the contraction of the brow.
]. Fl. WHITEHURST, Sole Pror rietor.
Gallery in Wilmington in the Mozart Hall Building,
Messrs. Policy & Harris Store.
June 10, 1853 237ff
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

AN AMUSING FEAT.-A female in this city few
days since, entered recess where her husband had
been in the habit of getting the " critter,' and vind
Gated her wrongs by demoishng the bottle, tumbers,
&C.. from which the of her woes had flowed
down the throat of her " worser" half The feat so
edited her friends iii the lower village that d con-
trbuton raised for the purpose of presenting the
heroine new dress as reward for her valor.-1Ann
Arbor CMich.) Whig, June l.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

MORE ANSExATIoN.--Fn the forenoon of the 5th,
party of the most humorous of the N. Y. Central
Railroad excursohists, including several of the Leg
sative party crossed over to- the British side of the
falls attended by band of nssic, and the piazza
of the Clifton House loosely declared the indepen
dence of the province, hoised striped Handkerchief
as substitute for fhe Republican fags appointed a
10 the United States the band playing Yankee Doodle,
and the amused crowd of Canadians and Americans
applaudiag this bloodles e01ep de main.
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To the Voters of New Hanover County.

To the Voters Hanover County.
FeHo,c- Ct,ees1n short time It will devolye upon you
to elect from amongst your number, suitable person fill
the Office of County Court Clerk Allow present your
consideration my candid tie for that office and
the time to return sincere thanks for your liberal
suages heretofore bestowed and promise you elected
discharge the several duties that office with fidelity
zeal. SAN1'L R. BUNTING.
April 18th, 1858 lS7-te-32te
Aa-We authorized to announce Dr. JAMES F. S1MP-
SON. again candidate for the Office of County Court
Clerk of New Hanover County Dr. S. pledges himself if
elected to discharge duties Of his Office with industry and
fidelity. [April 29.-33-te*
ag-We are authorized to announce Mr.. GEORGE NJ.
BISHOP candidate at the ensuing election in August
next for the Office of County Court Clerk of New Hanorer
county Mr. Bishop pledges himself elected to disc barge
The duties the office faithfully and to of his abi1
ty. May 12.-212-6t-56-te
To the Qualified Voters of Duplin County.
GENTLEMEN
Yielding to the continued solicitations of my felow-citi-
zens, tBysef candidate for the Office of the
Superior Court Clerkshp, solicit your sufrages If
should be elected my intention to keep the Office at
Kenansve, and be prompt, faithful and industrious in
the discharge of my duties.
HENRY R. KORNEGAY.
KenaLsville, Duplin Co, n c., June l7th IS f1-te
KESANsv11LE DUpL1N County,, n. c. May, 1858.
Feho,c- Citi2ens of Dupltn County:
To avoid and to place myself in tine
duivocal position have chosen this method of Saying to
you that candidate for the office of County Court
Clerk and solicit your suage ut the ensuing August cleo
tiUn. IT, in your judgment, you to elect the
many duties and obligations of the Office shall be discharged
with zeal and fidelity. JOHN J. WHITEHEAD.
| May Is, 1853 SITE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

For the Journal
-, II July CeIebraiIon-ROcky Point District.
The public generally are Invited to attend at Mrs
Arstrodgs, where an Grafton will be delivered BY
Sabert Strange. Esq, 81 Wilmington.
The Declaration of lhdepgndence will be read by
trm M. Walker; and the Ms6klenburg Declaration
BY Edward LAME
comMiTfEE
navid Mcintyre, bt. NJ. Hand;
Thomas Tate, L. Lane
Mike Robins, VIM. b. Meares.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

BABIES IN CAL1toRNIA.-Crying children in church
are usually considered nuisances, and taken out ;
but this is always the case, the following anec
dote from The Ladies' Repository, for April will show:
GA brother, just returned from California, says he
was present in the congregation of brother Owen,
when a babe in the arms of its mother began to cry.
A thing so unusual in California, attracted not lit
tie attention. and the mother rose to retire. Don't
leave, said the preacher, the sound of that babes
voice is Interesting 10 many in this congregation
than my own. 1t is perhaps the sweetest music many
man has heard since long time ago he took leave
of his distant home" The effect was instantaneous
and powerful and large portion of the congregation
melted into teaFs.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

SUPERIOR COURT CLERK.
AB-We are Authorized to announce Mr.. H. w. FOY as
candidate for the Office Superior Court Clerk the
suing August election.
May 9th, 1853 35-te
A8We are authorized TO announce Dr. JOHN C. BROAD
HURST as candidate the office of Superior Court Clerk
at the ensuing August election.
May 9th, 1853 S5-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 23D, 1855.

REM ARKs-There have been much produce received
Cape Fear this week owing to the continued low
stage Of the water None but the lghes draugh
boats get UP to Fayetteville.
NAVAL toREs The receipts of Turpentno for the week
ended to-day have been rather better than for time past
and the price ruled steady at last Thursdays figure until
terday, Wednesday, when learn advance of
obtained yellow dip. The sales reach about 2,l4S
barrels. fhIOTSs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

any body valuable Horses troubled gals chafes
srans bruises him read the
five Express Co.'S OF New York City, that the Mustang nmen
has cured their horses complaints and do likewise
1t is nota d1ct podu medicine above the
knowledge of the Professon well proves by the
gredns and chemical anes produced in the Mustang Lni
ment which supercedes all the old in its Surprising
Sec advertisement fourth page.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24
JUNE I6th-JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
AT J.. H. PIERCE'S BOOK STORE.

TO\ANS Life, the trials of Caprice, by melia Car
w len. spirited and interesting novel, have
read with of life than of Miss Browns works.
and possessing the kind of home interest that char
ming Romance the Initials.
Behind the Curtain. tale of Elvje. A very readable
his best The Lovers Strdtagems the Two Suors
full Of interest for the Young Qunn Metss the Black
lished Harry Ashton, the Will and the Way. by the
author of Minnie Grey Those who have reaq Minnie Grey
celebrated work Dr. Valentine and Yankee Hills Metanor-
phoses being the second series of DR. Valentines Comic
laugh The Dancing Feather, by lngraham Minnie Law
son. or the Outlaws Liege: The White Void, the Sc
cret Brotherhood Nillette. BY Currer Bell
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

4 CHARGE AS IS A CHAkGE.-Judge Jonah J"les. a
western judicial dignitary' recently delivered the fol-
lowing charge to the Jury, in the case of one Elm
Crunch trial for stealing Jury you kin go out and
don't show your ugly mugs here till you find verdict
If you can't find one of your own, git the the last
jury Ised The jury retired, and after absence OF
fifteen minutes returned with verdict Of suicide, in
the ninth degree and fourth verse; The Judge Jo-
nah Joles pronounced upon Crunch this sentence -
9" Elm Crunch, stan up and face the music. You are
found guilty of suicide for stealing Now. This cour
sentence you pay fine of two shilIings. to shave
your head with bagganet in the barracks, and if you
try to cave in the heads OF any of the jury you'll catch
thunder, that's all. Your fate will be warning to
others; and in conclusion, may the lord have mercy
on your soul. Sheriff, get me pint of red-eye! FIN
awful thirsty"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

CoFFEE The Portsmouth Journal tells the story
of a man who directed his wife reduce his coffee
with burnt peas from day to day until he should de-
eide at what point .the mixture was impaatabe -
The first day when he expected pure coffee she gave
him all peas. This was very good. Next half then
one fourth All very palaable and good. Then came
a pot of The "pure ground coffee" such as may be
purchased at cheap rate at the stores He tasted
and exclaimed, There, wife. now you have spoiled
it, YOU needn't reduce If any more.''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-24

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE hereby giveh that the Partnership lately sub
~ sstng between the Undersigned under the firm of james
Dawson Co dssolted the tenth day Of June 1858,
by mutual consent. All debts owing said firm
received by Andrew Maclean by John Dawson who
purchased the entire interests of James Dawson
AID credits of said firm and all demands against said
nershp be presented said Andrew Macean John
Dawson, for payment. JAMES DAWSON.
ANDREW MACLEAN.
Wilmington n. c., June, 1853. 239-St-4l4t
TOHN DAWSON, having purchased the interest of
y James Dawson in the late firm of James Dawson Co..
the undersigned have this day entered into
in the of Ohm DAWSON g. CO, for the purposeof
carrying the general business of buying and selling
GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE, as heretofore
conducted by said late firm. JOHN DAWSON.
June TO- 1853 ANDREW MACLEAN.
LII persons indebted the late firm Of james Dawson
"A & Co by notes, which past DUE by open
running than II months required to make mmedi-
payment of the undersigned the absolute
y of settling up the busin of said late firm i'm
possible to grant further indulgence.
JOHN DAWSON.
- ANDREW MAGICIAN
June 10; 1883. 2398t-n-4t
~ Commercial and Herald Copy I'm
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Ointment and Pills have effect ed
deIfuI O a Dreadful SWELLING.

John Forar, 1abotirer Newbfos exham had
enormous swelling OH side of his thighs; he
under the advice three enent Surgeons and afterwards
of the Newcastle Inrmay altogether about
bur the efforts of the doctors proved useless he derived
from their Hearing praise EIo
oway's Ointment Pills he determined them trial
these valuable medicines effected eight
although he working hard at the After
wards he continued wolk without pain discomfort through
out the winter and is in excellent health.
the Establishment Of Professor Holloway, 244, Strand
Temple Bar London by all respectable Druggists and
Medicines British Empire,
of the United States Boxes 34c &c. ST. So each Whole
principal Drug houses of the Urion by Messrs
B. f. ID. Sands, New York; s. b. & j. A. Evans Wilmington;
n. c
There considerable saving by taking the largest
N B. Directions the guidance disorder
o Box.