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The Palmer Journal man thus winds off affecting
notice Of the death Of its Shanghai rooster:
His voice. when heard amidst the growing Of other
ters like the trombone an orchestra Of vons the
bass Of umblng thunder amid the Of dozen spinning
wheels:
Farewell, faithful servant lasting farewell
Prom Thy fate let all warning
No more will thy voice, in long and loud swell,
Awake get and work, hnfpast five o'clock
IN the morning
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Pnr1on offhe Balilicnl Prisoners.

CHARLESTON, APRIL 1.-THE mail steamer Isabel ar
rived here this morning. from Havana and Key West,
bringing Havana dates TO the 9Th instant.
The political prisoners who were under sentence Of
death by the garote taken to the scaffod with all
the ceremonas Of execution when their pardon from
the Queen of Spain was read to them.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR LAw.-Judge Crosby of Lew
ell on Saturday decided that all the search warrants is
sued by Justice Pearson against the liquor dealers in that
city were void, and that they will not justify officer
who attempts to execute them 1t is reported that Sc
res Of suits for respass and false imprisonment agan
the justice and officers who acted under him will be in
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An English paper says that there are at present build
ing on the Clyde ninety iron vessels 81 of which
are crew-steamers, 20 paddle wheel and Is sailing
vessels The tonnage ranges from GO to $500 TONS the
largest being the new steamer Persia sail between Lv
erpool and New York Twentythree Of the vessels are
above one thousand tons burden six are above thou
sand and two above three thousand Sixteen intend
ed for the Liverpool trade
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

A Mann, y,,pn,oronv-The most singular yhlSdiciory
address ON record was delivered by Sidney Smith 70 q
younr English missionary who was about to proceed 10
Van Deman's Land. 1t was as follows: d
Farewell nv dear friend FAREWELL You 20 to acounry
where IA il the cuso the aborginals to have Clergyman
ON their sdcboards every morning for breakfast but N
hopelet us earnestly hopehat you viii pror very ndtss
t,ble to the sepage who cate goa
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

WILLIAM y. ELIOT Esq, who has for the last thirty
three years filled important positions in the accounting
departments Of the General Post Office with the srctest
fidelity, and with that excellent department which
from all having official business with him the esteem
which he enjoyed IN the community resigned his Office
on Thursday last.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

THE Holy SHRISEs.-It is q curious fact that Europe
is agated by the very question which, eight hun
dred years ago. recptated its chvary its vaor and its
religious enthusiasm on the plains of Palestine.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

The citizens Of Mason county (Ky.) have decided by
vote in favor of subscription Of 100000 to the Mays
vile and Big Sandy Railroad.
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NAyAL-The United States corvette Macedonian, JOEL
ABBOT commanding, has sailed from New York for Hong
Kong, to join the Japan Expedition.
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AT each Of the French passport Offices smdn ssnera
is to be established so that each persons likeness be
simultaneously TAKEN and thus the nsssiy polish de-
scription will be rendered unnecessary 2&A
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The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL TRADE for the
month Of March having been made up, enabled to
give statement Of it, it will be to be very favorable
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GEORGE MELBOURNE, TO be Surveyor General for the
district Of Arkansas in place Of Lorenzo Gibson removed
j. CHARLTON BEATTIE to be Surveyor General for the
district OF Louisiana in place of X. w. Boyd, removed
OLIVER BAsHAM, to be Register at Clarksvile, Arkan
sas, in place OF John T.. Manly. removed
JOHN HORTON. to be Receiver at GAINESVILLE, Arkan
sas, in place of William Goodrich removed.
WILLIAM j. OWEN, to be Register at Champagnoe, Ar
kansas, in place ofWilliam L. Powell, removed.
WILLIAM TRUE SERGEANT, TO be Receiver at Champag-
mole, Arkansas in place Of J. S. H. Raaey, removed.
JAMES + SAFFoLp, TO be Receiver At Batesville, Ar
kansas, IN the place OF Charles +. NJ Noland removed
LEE G. BLACKEMoRE, to be Register at Fayetteville,
Arkansas, in place Of james II. Stirman, removed
De WIrr G. YELL to be Receiver at Fayetteville, Ar
kansas, in place Of William oeesenbury, removed.
I HUGH WALLACE, TO be Register at Dixon Illinois, in
place Of Sias Noble, removed.
LEWIS PALMS 10 be Register at New Orleans Louisiana
in place Of Charles Fitz removed
j. b. o. BUARD, 70 be Receiver at Natcbitoche Loui-
siana, in place Of John Laplace, removed.
JAMES G.. FTTzaERALD, TO be Register al Opelousas
Louisiana in place Of f. De Bailou removed.
WILLIAM SHANNON, TO be Register at Monroe, Louisiana
in place of H. O. McEnery, removed
PEYToN g. KING be Receiver at Monroe Louisiana,
in place Of John II. Dinkgrave, removed
JOHN VI VERNON, to be Receiver at Greensburgh Lou.
isisna, in plrce Of John Corkern, removed
| HENRY W. PALrREY, to be Receiver at New Orleans
Lousiona, IN place OF hosemond de Arnas removed.
PosTMAsTERs
wfLL1Aa G.. KENDALL at New Orleans Louisiana
JosErH JosLES, Newport, Rhode Island
THOMAS WELSH Montgomery Alabama
JoHN L. BUNcH Tuscumbia, Alabama
WILLIAM II. CARROLL, Memphis, Tennessee
THOMAS BRAsHEARs Steubenvile Ohio
G. d. McLAuGHLIS, Springfield Ohio
JAsos CASE, Circleville, Ohio.
Own L. CocHRANE, Houston, Texas
WILLIAM PATTERSON, Keokuk, Iowa
FERRIS FoRmAN, Sacramento city, California.
| J. J. SMITH, Frederick, Maryland
ROBERT A. DAvAGE, Nevada city California
| DANIEL DICKSON, Wilmington, North Carolina.
| f. B. GooDsELL, Bridgeport, Connecticut
w. w. Wick, Indianapolis, Indiana
| SAMUEL RIpENoUR, Hagerstown Maryland
ARCHIBALD NJ CAMPBELL Fayetteville North Carolina
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Ascending Trade for the month.

Iothl tonnage ascending, 1857 tons.
Total tolls collected during the month SIS, CPS.
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BALTIMORE, APRIL 15.-The late advices from Eurpe
have depressed breadstus Small sales of Howard street
brands to-day at S4.94 generally held at S. without
buyers Red wheat l08 to ITO cents, white ll6 to I'D
white corn 81 to 81 yellow Sc 5} oats So to 40 r,s
70 to 50; cloverseed $3.50 to S775. Provisions aid
groceries dull, prices unchanged; mess pork SD
whskey y to % cents Tobacco is firm and in good re-
quest, with fair shipping demand VI
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The descending trade for the month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20
THE TAPE WORM.
rHopENsAcxs LIVER PILLS.

No part at the n stem u more liarie 70 disease
than the LIVER. il Saving as iillerer to pufi-
" the blood. or svinsthe proper secretion TO The
bile; so that any wroas action Of the LAYER g.
tects the other important parts At The system, and
results varioudy, in liver Complaint, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia. Sc. Wssshould. therefore. watch
esery sympio,n that might Indicate wrong ac-
lion Of the Liver. These Pills arc composed Of
ROOFS and PLANTS furnished by.rature to
heal the siek: Namely. lst. An BxrKoronAsr,
which augments the secretion from the Puimo-
nary mucas me nbrane, or pronv'eSihe discharge
of secrcted IN lilrr.a 81. An ALrEharivE, which
changes, In some xplicable and insensible man
ner. the certain a, ,rhld acton Of the system. 3D.
A Toxic, which gives tone and strength to the
nervous system. renewing health and sigor TO all
parts of the body. Atm. a Clrgsaric, which
acts in perfect harmony with the other insrcdi
ents. anl operating on the Bowels, and expelling
The winnie miss Of corrupt and vifiatrd matter,
AMI purifying The Blood, which DESTROYS disease
: : Y5u WIZ 111 tKc55 TilIs an Invaluable medi,
cinesin may com 5laints TO which yoq arc sub
iect. In,oh=ruciioas either total or pafiiai They
hive been found Of inestimihle benent< restoring
the functional arrangements TO healthy action
purifying the hlosd and other fluids eiiectually
Is to put 10 tight all complaints which NAY arts,
from female IRE Iaaities, headaches. giidin.ss
dimness of sight, pain in the side. hack. &c.
None geauisc unless signed j. N. Hobensack
all others being base limitations.
y Aqeais wishing new supplies. and Store
Keepers desirous Of becoming Agents. must adj.
dress the Proprietor, ]. " Hobensack, Philalel-
Rhia, Pa.
Agents. DR.. SD. acbooI6eld, Hills
borough, N G., Wholesale and Retail Agent; ID.
P.-Weir, Gsecnsborough; w. III. Briiton. SUM
meried; J. Pigsoit. Pennfeld; Of whom can he
bad pamphlets Of cures performed, &c.
- Price each % cents.
August %. SOY
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CARNAGE l1AKING BUSINESS.
uEtff az : SJss fessS.=-,NyM
dessa5ff - 3

THE subscriber having entered iniolhe Car
rlare Making Business. at his residence, six
miles north Of Hilsborough. is prepared 10 exc
cute all orders in tina, Iipe with. which he may lie
favored. He has provided himself with good ma
|ierials, and will keep good workmcn, and thinks
he will lie able to please those who may want any
article in bis line. All orders win he promptly
attended to, and his tcrnls wall he moderate. \
His Wool S'arding Machine will be
fuinishsa with new Cards. and puI in good re-
pair Ivy The 18th Of June.
LEMuEL WILKINS0N.ff
March 20. 79,f-0
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THE approach Of spring will probably suggest
Il 10 the ciiizrns 81 Hillsboroush and rs sici-
nifty the psopriey Of having their houses painted,
Is Il is favorable season ior work of this kind !;
and The suhserilet.inkes this method Of iniofn-
ing bis friends and the public generally. that he
is prepared 10 Do all kinds Of noik 10 his line
fsilhfrly and well, and nj moAeraie prices.
Besides the usu@l siylrof painting with Lead,
he has made himself thoroughly pcquaiiied with
The manner Of using Blake'x Fire PROOF
Paint. and the Zinc Paint. The former
is intended Cor outside psin,ing. andisbolh FASH
ionahle and rbeaH the Isstef Standardization inside
painting. and j. recommended by ihr fact that u
makes paint whittier andshespff than Nsd.
All kinds Of Graininasm imitation Of Oaks
Walnut, Maple. &c. will be executed with taste
and neatness.
No delay need he ocrasipped by want o.
materials. ashley can now he had At the Drus
Store.
February g. III
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TIE MARLBOROUGH RECORDER.
rs runLIsHrn wrEKLr
By DENNIS HEARTH 8 so,

-~'%sis ~ isARl q SUN.
Icrmls.--TNo Dollars o year, if paid in adj
vance, Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, II not paid
WITHIN three months; or Three Dollars, if DELAYED
un,,l alier The cxpiration of the year.
40 paper will he discontinued until all arreara-
sfsMe paid unless Of The option ofthe publishers.
i,sssai'ef no paper viii he sent to new sub
se''er out OF His state unless payment is made in
ADVANCE, or some personin the state will become
Responsible to the editors; and in no case will the
paper ~ sent to subscriber out Of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the FIRST and twenty-five cents for
eacfl subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. deduction of one-third will be
made 70 advertisers BY the year.
Advertising Rates for the Recorder.
One dollar per square &c lines) for the frst
insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance.
Deductions madein favor of standing advef-
tlsenirn.s.
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ID r. UHL,S

IL u. n Y ii LIS
AB,yssIMlA NflITUgr.
For coids. Ia,fuenSG, .cosi;rncss. Pills.. am
tim efihe Kidney and Blpmfier, GroreL a.
norrhGa, Gksts. fks Whites. Heuine.s. ouo
ofher Femqie Comphiats.
iEF For particulars see small bills.
Iynchburg. Va. Oct. 8. 1851.
Dr.. j. Kun: Dear Sir: wrote Won sumo
Time since, butsrcceived no answer. | am most
happy 10 inform You, that all Of our last sum,Iy
OF your Medicines have been disposed Of. ana
nave given great satisfaction. The demands ar
The A6yssi,aia M.riure and the GolL Nine Ri
sam are daily increasing. and will he the most
popular medicines of the day. Please send me :
mesh supply immediately. FraienaIs YOURS.
b.. H. A9'IlINsaN.
For sale by Or. $. d, SchaolGe.,is d. Hrar,,
and Maj Thos. Howerep, IIitSlnruueh Carr
q Watson, Chapel Hill; Cooke. & Ai.grad,lens
Tally Ho; DIR. D. r. Weir, Greensborouut. n
J. Mitchell & Co.. Oxford. re ;"
Dr. j. kUHl. d PASCHAI.. Ox ford py;nc;.
'al Office for North Carolina, 10 VIII, m Aaen,s
I no others will dlect their orders for DR.. Kuh's
10y 10 35-lyeow
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Cabinet Making.

TIVE Subscriber would respectful, INFORM the
= citizens If Hillsborough aud the public pe
Morally, that he has on hand al his shop on Chur-
ton street due west finn the COURTHOUSE. a yari-
ely of excellent Furniture. and that he is prepar-
ed to manufacture. in the hest style, all articles
lin his line, such as
BUREAUS, of Wild Cherry and Wal
NUT
sIDEBOARHs. of Wild Cherry, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, Of every Style.
Ell sIEAI $, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, of all kinds.
WAREEOEES,sPo Portable and Station
ary.
COFFlNS, FROM Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall be faithfully
executed, and NJ very low prices, and hopes tfit
he will receIse due encouragement from gene
rous public.
All kinds of Timber used in Cabinet Work.
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma
pie, will be taken in exchange for work
Orders from asdistance will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly attended to.
RICHARD MAYO.
April "a. 79-ly
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dissolution.

TIVE eopariner-hiP Of T. p. Nasa 4 Co
was dissolved IN mutual consent on The ii
Juls, 1854 Z. ?. Nash having purchased the
inserss. OF ]. n. simmons. the business siil be
settled and conducted b. him alone.
CrAn persons b wing claims against The isis
firm wik present them for settlement, and lhoss
indebted please make payment.
=. P.fNASH,
=. III. SIMMONS. q
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arc prepared % sell low foF Cas, or on six months
''me 10 punctnal dealers Physicians and OF hers
are respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock.
Sd. sCH00LFIELD & Co.
0ciohes Is. ~
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MUSIC. MusIC!.

"A LIT OF fine Music for Piano, Guitar, &C.,
y offered for sale at the Drug Store. II
w'' Ne sold at one hall The usual price. Ladies
July 90. a.
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BRANDRETH,s Pills.


4neurism, er enlargement Of Me Heart, Ate
Siss, Pies, DC. DC.
Use the pills two or three times a week IN do.
ses sufficient to purge freely and when a
parossn comes on, fearAss use IF the Pills
must be ma,le; down with six or eIlht, AMI in a
huie while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purgsd. This effected. the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone IN the eall-bhddef are treated in the
same manner: and although considered incura-
bic by the medical profession, are cured by the
pse of Brahdreih's Pills. Piles are cured BY
Branirelh's Pills. In severe attacks the doses
must be full; six os eight for few nights io-
w,iher viii cure the worst cases. Whenever this
sease comes on in the treatment Of other oIisea-
ses, II is good sign; use nothing but The pills,
and. AZ an outwarl application. cold cream or
ard, and make frequent use of cold water locally.
Where there have heen pectoral affections, as
asthmi, consumption, &c, perseverance will be
required with the pills TO effect permanent cure
But any ether course will assaredly bring ON the
pectoral Affection. -
=, csrese VI neJiEty. Weakness, Wasfiags, De-
e@-@s, X tfgssimpfioa approaching. il win be
-RecfssaFv - fommepceswh small doses. Begin
We, oac pAl gong 70 bed; next night two pills;
do this alternately for three or four days, or
kea2rr If no alteration takes place, Then increase
1 ri. each night upll ise or six pills are used,
~ ono pill, down to one pill
xish symptoms arise. then take
Ale fever is reduced. When
icnt may drop down to such
kltl gment hall determine;
r,in upon the impure
y =
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NIl.L keep constantly on hand large and
w well selected stock Of goods in his line
aud proposes. during his contemplated nip 10 ths
North. 10 make il siill more complete. Heck
poets 10 sell al such prices, and 10 give such per
sonaI attention "a business ~ may merit con
iinusnce OF former paironases
July u. 1852. 81
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STAIR OF NORTH CAROLINA

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ALAnANcE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
March Term, A. ID. 1855.
Samuel H. TurenIinc and wife Martha.
~ rs
William Bradshaw, and others.
Petition thS diriaion IF lind.
TT appearing I, the satisfaction Of The cop,,
I that John Snpes and wife Sarah. def.nd'
ants in this case are not inhabitants of ,h;s
State; Il is iherefre ordered by The Cour, IA,
publicalionhe mad in the Hilsho,ouoh Recoy,lcr
for Fix weeks SUCCESSFULLY. for said defendants 10
appear al the nexterm Of this Court. 10 be hell
at the Court Housin Graham. ON the t;rs, No
day alter the iourtl Monday Of May next, then
and there TO maSahcmsclyes parties TO the pc.
tliion, and either phd, answer or dcmur, or The
same VIII he taken 70 eontesso as 10 them, and
I've heard accordingly
Witness. John Flcett. CLERK az sail coy,, :,
Office, this the Inlay Of March. 4. d. 1853.
JOHN lAUCETT, c. c. G.
March Ia, 1853. Price adv. 4:50, 71-s,,
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nn. CAMERoN

q gsplNrPUIl.Y alsis u. ploissaen,l -.
"A 49, 70 ls inhaliiaHis e hiil.i e.eaa ; tn1
li.. ssFEaurli,, eoontIy, U4les
posiss ~ Nassaie l-ssgs. ant his rfsg y -
o..s lo..nssly occstisi y Ma Anns Csns,s.-
lsksay Ia 1s5A
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Land for Sale.

n4 OFFER for ale q large Trac, Of
e9ltsls Land in Person county, Just over the
'TsS northern Orange line.
xs2s<-. AS a body Of upland, IL is inferior
to none in the middle part of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed aud In good heart !:
tie q -estlands alc heavily iimbered and III well
watered.
On the lands are variety Of sutstau,. inv
rovemen's-Dwelling Horses. Wheat ana ~.
oacco Burns, Sawsai a.ist Mills--in perfect re-
pair. -
II w'libe soli IN parcels to suit any purchaser.
PAUL &. CAMERON.
Stagville P.O., Orange, Nov.27. on
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In the Shoe Business again
Leather & Shoe Ma
nufactOry.

-. THE subscriber would respect
fully iassIn ma pablo. hat Ne has a
zsin eonmencsd Business in De boss
phisly ooc6Pied b. Mr.. Mm. 7. stray
hosp. Obs ola rfsn1.l where he inlsnds keeping
con sssonmsnt Of Leather 81 his can ma
prefecture. Ne has procured the ssrssses Of ,if.
J~raes Parks 10 ronduci ths business snd intends
msnusacturinr every Kind u Boots snd shoes
TIA az lnade In This country. His ins ~osk
iii - made u he bssf Nouhefn material, and
Of ne most choice workmanship. To torme'
psirons be would say, The past - be promise io'
the future.
NM. II. Brown.
n. b To exchange Cor Leather and Shoes. h'
willsske Hidex. Tan Bark, TsIio~. Bers-wsx
Wheat. Com. Flour, Meal. Flax Seed, Plank
Shingles. &C. ~
Ianusp g. o.
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RHEUM
INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA,

Neuralgia. General and Nervous DEBILITY,
PILPITITION or THE HE1RT,
Liver Conf lsnt & Inflammation Of IL, Kidneys
Ladies of pale complexion and consump,ive
habits. and such as are GeliIiiatcd by those OBJ
st.ucions which females are liable to. are iestor-
ed by the use OF bottle or two. 10 bloom and
vigor.
Principal Office, Clapp 4 Tow nsend, so Mas
sud Street, New York.
W For sale BY D. Heart. Hillside
rough.
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CONE AND SIR


WHO hsv died in ne service q ihs uniird
w sisfes. <ssAef infhs ~.s Nth Nesics. or
with Great Bnteinin 1919. o. 70 any efihe In
dian wars sincr f7so. whether fhsy have isceis-
"a pensions snd bounsy lsnd o. MOI. mas heaf a
something % ahrir sdssniase By applying . The
subscriber al Hillzlosoush.
THOMAS. WEBB. |.
February Is. fsss-e H-
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory.

Notice This while you arc rtadlnss- r..
THE subscriber has afSSan Of HiIIsbo,ougb.
per fas,eTo conduct il in the best manner.
andilss procured one Of the best Of Northern
workmen, and his work will be made of the hest
material and 10 the hest style. Amer lsying the
work, and il SHOULD prove not TO be good il may
be returned and more go, in lis place. Tin viii
be sold at Northern PIECES with coats and car.
rage. a Nhi'sss
All bills 10 the amount Of fifly dollars. at any
place in the Stale, oil 10 the amount Of twenty.
Eve dollars, within fifty miles Of this place, and
all bills Of any amount within twenty live miles,
will he filled and delivered free IF ekarge for
transportation. He would say TO his customers,
thai he will sell wolk as low us any house in We
sifl e.. s,,,....,,,,... :, j. 1l.sA-
vors, and he hopes be will receive liberal .has.
Of patronage, as he pledges himself 10 do ,ustice
and to endeavor to give full satisfaction In his
work.
Al orders will be thankfully received, ana The
Work done with neainess aud despatch.
OF His shop will he found at this time one
door below Maj. Palmer's Store.
w. >. CHEEK.
November is. lc-
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BOOKS. BOOKS!!

| M Y be found at the Drug Store, great va
- rlety Of Gift Books and Animals, among
which are The following,
Tie illustrated Ladies' Keepsake,
The Gift Book Of Gems.
Christian Family Library,
Gems of Beauty, THE Souvenir Gallery,
The Iallsman, Amaranlh,
Morning Glory, Maenolia,
Moss Rose, Rememhef Me,
The Peal The Hyacinih,
The Garland. Gin Of Friendship,
Christmas Rose. Youths Dialem,
Juscnai Keepsake, Forget Me Not.
The Lilly. The Gem,
Scots Poclical Works, Life of Gen. La Fayette.
Miltou's do. Col. Boon.
Pope's du. g Washington.
Pollocks do. !. Columbus
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