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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
NUMBER 3s.

and Alexander Smith is bclurc IA. He
looked hungry, and Immediately called for |,
sandwich and something liquid to moist,n
lis journey down his waiting throat, ! have
seen panlaicuns in their various stages OF
patched decay, bu, never such pair as en-.
cased that night The lengthy lower members
Of Alexander Smith. They had seen better
days. The same may be said of his coat
and tho sum io,al of his apparel Blu, il his
garments were bad, his manners were bril-
liant. fle nei,har looked nor acted ike an
ordinary man. Ills whole bearing was mag.
nfcent, and every oyo followed him with
admiration. Ono of his first requests was to
have the windows thrown open wider, that
he might gaze upon aud hold a conversation
with the stars. lie spoke 10 no oAu olse,
declining all solicitations or iniroduciions.-
His brcast-pin, large cameo representation
Of Mark Antony, lay hko au emperor, upon a
very dingy shirt lmsom, THIS he frequently
clutched with convnlsivc energy, ! wish.
ed very much TO bear the sound uf his voice,
aud once only during the evening | was
grallied. As the servant handed him the
tray OF ices, lie seized one with both hands,
swallowed it without a strugglr, threw the
glass nut of the window. aud sighed, in n
tone like the western wind Ht3..
Olet me live 4 al. .-
To love, aud fush md thrill .f#..a q
Or let Tie die
Two walters Immediately rushed forward
and bore him 10 divan, FOUND which ihir.
,y.soven whte.armcd damsels immedl-
ately bovercd brealhless. At haif.pasi
eleven they laid him ia cab, and saw him
ITO more.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15

The Journal, il published every Saturday morn.
laR--Offics In Buckland's Brick Buildiug-third
slofyt Fremont, Sandnsky county, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15

To think well ef src ~ other mans eosdis
ton, asd 70 dislike your own. is ons al ,she,
lnisioEtunes Of human nature. .Plsssea
With each others lot our own ws hate. - Bsy-
- III Ialn alnalll1l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26
Just from New York.
FILL IND W.L.yTER
@@@ISEs

ITHE sssssdbsr has jusi opened fn< sissk
= q Gosis On his hue. sslectsJ viii sf<sl
case BY hinsrE 10 the city Of New Yosk. shich
tss beauty tss'e add excellence, he thinks rdl 10
iaundt0 equal. dihsy % mo- surp4ss. aay sh,eh
have before sesa odsIed this pEsrs. They con-
s'.i u every sAiir,y v snielrs usually kspi ia q
Merchant TailOr's Shop.
sirs supetiar French and English clo,hs. Plain
and Figured frenrh csssimsrs. Satin, SIX. and
worsted yssiings. both figured and plain; Shirts.
with he Latest French bosoms: crssals. Nerk
Ties. Sc. Also well selected assonmsut Of
Ready Made csihiug. such a.
Dress Coats. Over Coats, Vests,
Punfatoons, Sc. SC.
Ills friends aud the public generally. are Insii-
I'D 10 give him CALI - he ieris confident he can
please IN siyis. qualify and price
Ir The Latest FASHIONS sIe reported 70 him
monthly from two Of the most fsshisaa,ae Cities
la The world; and he hatiers himself that be- can
make a. good his can he made any where.
lie also promises The public that be will take
pleasure 10 Cutting and Making ~sh an every
siyl that may he desired.
l.. CARMICHAEL.
October 10. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

4 swgplE FoLrp.-Some persons
in New TURK tried few days since to
swindle firm in Wilmington. The
swindling party in New York mailed 4
forged bill Of fading. Of articles alnnunt-
ing to 1895. and gave notice BY letter,
that they would draw for $1,000 at sight,
signing themselves !" Barley g. .4bbou."
The Wilmington House, BY telegraph.
found out that there was no such frn
in New York. and Of course was not to
be had.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported ,ri-weekIy. by Pannil & Sons, for IN,
Iniellissnrsr.

Reported ti-weekiy. by Psnnill & Sons, for the
lnielligsnrsr.
0ctcher 90. 1883.
ToHAcco.--We have no change ia
note in this article for some weeks past.
Receipts continue very light, with an
active demand for ali grades.
CorroS continues to decline. We
quote sales Ut 9lc.
Com has declined 10 cts. per bush
el-prime white 69c.
WHEAT.--Since the arrival of the
Asia's news the article has declined s
"a l0c., with a dull marketat our quo.
tations. We quote Red at 81 ss 40
III IS. White 81 So a. 81 40, with Sc
veral sales Of prime Red May at 81
40.
FLouR.--Country Super6ne 90 rs,
City Mills do. 81 a. 81 so.
Bacon Western sides &c., do.
shoulders Sc.
APPLE BRAspY--50 a 55c.; Peaal,
75c. "a 81.
GUASo.-Scarce at 500.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

CAPT. acknowledgements Dun
can IT, lnguhsss. i de sos or the late
Nathaniel IngrahaG. u Charleston. :.
1. Aizos; ali his an<essnrs have been
~ saEe way csonecfed Nth naval az
iairs- His father Was an iRtiIla ate FREUD
OF csptsia Pasl Jones. and volunteer
ed under hiR % due frsf cruise Of the
boe HssRe Richard in i77s. and vas
70 The desperate action With The Bri>
tish frigate SeFzpis. His uacls, Capt,
Jos. lngrahxn. e. s. ~. Was Lost on
board the u. s. ship Pickering. which
MAS lost Al sea. and never heard from
aiterward. His cousin. WIN. Ingraham,
a lieutenant in the Navy. was Killed at
the age Of 20. Capt. Ingraham married
Harriet X. Laurens. of South Carolina
grand daughter of Menry Laurens.
President Of the Gsst cousinentaI Con,
gress. who vas captured and confined
Tor long time in fhe Tower of London.
L. Isl curious fasi. that by ipter-mar.
rage 81 his progenitors. Capt. lngra.
lam u rriasrd to some Of the most dis
tinguished officers in the British NAVY.
among whom We name Capt. Marry.
att. {. b.. and SIR Edward BeIcher,
\. &. b., now in command Of the .Ase>
tic Expedition.
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D9rrcprry ArrnrHrsprp-The Ma.

DHrIcpITy ApPRRHESpsp The Ma.
tional lntelilgencer says" Much DIFF.
hculty u 10 be apprehentled in the ef-
tort to carry ogt the acts Of the last Con.
gress enjoiping on the Executive TO
open organizations with the Indians west
OF the Missouri. with a view 10 an or
ganization Of United States Territory
there, The premature agitation Of The
subject BY the whites on the frontier
Is said to have produced . very unfa.
sorable feeling in the Indian mind,
which may have the tendency to delay
indsfnitely the desirable measure Of
an organization Of Nebraska"
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New Fall Goods,


WE are now receiving large stock OF Goods,
~ which we desire 70 sell upon fair terms.
either for cash or on shortcrrdi Please al come
and see ihgn.
As We cannot think Of taking up the whole Of
the Recorder in enumersling every article, we
will give the principal articles from one Of our
Silk hills. viz:
Plain Black Gro de Rhine Silk, a. wide,
Black figured Silks.
Plain mouse colored Pouli de Sol Silk,
Figured colorcd Silks,
Plaid silk, Spun Silks. bright coloreJ Plaid,
Colored and white Marceline Silks,
Solid be Lanes. mode and high colured,
Cineville Lus,re.
Plaii and Pouii Dc Lanes,
French Merinos. English ditto,
colored and white TaiIetins and Lace,
DE Bage. for Riding and Travelling Dresses.
ALSO,
Black and white DE Lanes,
Black Canton Grape Cloth,
Bl,ck and white Spun Silk,
Black French Merinos, Black Alpaccu.
Black and co!oSed new style Frnges, Gimps.
Buttons, LAGOS. Brsids. Velvet and other Ri
bands, DC, fof trimming Dresses.
Blue and green l.sdics' Cloak Clnths. and
Tassels for ditto,
Bonnet Ribands, from 10 cents to very fne,
Plaid Rihand. &c.
Black Egyptian and Mel Silk Mits,
Kid. Maino, Spun Silk, Filose!le and Bragan,
zia Gloves,
Muslins, Irish Linens, Camblic and Lawn
Handkerchief:
l.isle and silk Nets and Edgings;
Shswls. Collars, linder-sleaves,
Ladies and Gentlcmen's Silk, Merino and
Lambs Wool Under Vests;
Carpeiing, Crumh Cloth, Hats, Caps;
Rail Road, Waterproof, aud other Boots and
Shoes,
Rubber Shoes Cork Soles;
Ladies' and Genaemen's Trunks; LealherlN
Family Sc lies aid Patent Balances;
Over Coats, Blacf and Drab;
piece Super double milled Brown Ch,k, FOX
Over Coats; Cassimer,s, Cloths, yestings, Welsh
Flannels, Shot Guns. and almost even thing
merchant ought to hau.
LONG &1vEBB.
September 26. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

An INCIDENT IN MARRIED LIrE.-
Some thirteen years since couple Of
loving ones were married near this city,
and soon after the husband went to sea.
A few months passed. and the young
wife received news that the ship in
which her husband had sailed was lost
at sea, and all hands had persisted.
This report was subsequently corrobo.
rated. Time rolled On, and after the
lapse Of some seven years the widow
married an industrious mechanic, who
for long time past has been and still
is employed by firm in CornhilI. The
marriage proved happy one to both
parties, and matters passed between
them as pleasantly as could be desired
until some few days since, when, to
their utter surprise. the first husband
made his appearance and claimed his
wife. Legal counsel were consulted
by both parties. and the result was that
the wife felt herself compelled to return
to her first husband, much to the regret
Of the second, whose home is now de-
ISOLATE, Boston Journal
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Photographed for the National Intellisencsr.

LArEk IN EUROPE.
The American steamer Atlantic ar.
rived at New York, on the 18th, with
London and Liverpool dates to the 5th
instant.
The Hon. Joseph r. lngersoll and
Lieut.. Maury, of the U. s. Navy, are
amongst her passengers.
Breadstuffs and cotton were without
change in price.
Telegraphic accounts from Vienna
to the Sd instant state that the Turkish
Divan, in,srand council, had resolved
upon declaration OF war against Rus
STA, contrary to the advice of the Four
Powers, and that the Sultan had sign,
ed the declaration. This contradicts
previous accounts, and needs contirma.
ton. sa
Report says that hostilities had al.
ready commenced. Omar Pacha had
previously strongly demanded leave to
fight the Russians before the winter Sc,
in, The Russians were supposed ia
be moving to attack the Turkish posi-
ton at Roustchouk.
Previous accounts stated that the
Eastern question had taken another
turn; that the meeting of Emperors al
Olmutz had prepared new PROPOSE.
tion to be offered to the Porte that
Austria had again put herself in accord
with France, England and Prussia in
the conference at Vienna, and that ne.
I! gotiations had been resumed.
A Telegraphic despatch received in
London, dated at Constantinople on
the Goth ultimo, stating that the Grand
Council of the Ottoman Empire had re.
commended the Sultan to declare wal
against Russia, caused an immediate
meeting of the British Cabinet, and
created much apprehension in the pub
lie mind. The Sultan's decision, how
ever. was not then known.
Turkey. generally, was quite tran
gull. The Russian army had been Of.
fcially ordered BY the Russian Minis.
ter Of War 10 winter in the rrincipa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.
ALAaANcE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
August Term, 1858,
William Patterson, Adnn. Of David Bennett. dee.l
Daniel Bennett. John Wharton and his wife lane
Elizabeth shoitner. Peter Cohle and wife Sail,
Martin Stailey and wife Nelly, John Bennett
Thomas Brcedlose and wife Nancy.
Petition for account and Settlement.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the cou,.
that the defendants. homas Bree,iloye and
John Bennett. reside without the limits of tb,s
State: Il Is therefore ordered that publication h.
made in the Hilsborough Recorder, Tor the spare
OF SIX weeks, notifying the said Thomas Breed.
love and John Bennett 10 he and appear At ,ha
next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. 10 be
held for the county Of Alamance, al the copr,
house ~ Graham, on the first Monday after ,he
fourth Monday in November next, then and there
10 plead. answer, or dcmur, or said petition will
be taken pro confesso and heard .r parle as 10
them.
Witness John Faucet, Clerk Of our ,,;s
Court. at Office the first Monday after The fourth
Menday Of August. A. d. 1859.
aIOHN FAUCETT. @. C. G
Oetoers& price adv. S. 60.) 0e-sw
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ri Ar gIEI

In this county. on the lth inst, by the Rev.
John A. McMannen, Mr.. EDwrx VI. HoIr, Mer.
chant at South Lowell, to Miss MANI l.. daugh.
ter Of Harrison Parker, esq.
In this town, on the 10Th inst, BY the Rev. ].
B. Dunuelly, DR.. BesIAxis e. EDxuxns, Of
Halifax Co., TO Miss REsKcca T.. daughter Of
the late William Cameron. esq.
On Wednesday morning, the 10th inst. at the
Manse Of the Presbyterian Church in Raleigh,
by Rev. Benjamin H. Rice, D D., THos.s
DkwSr, esq. Cashier Of the Bank Of Charlotte,
to Miss BrssIE. daughter Of the Rev. ID. Lacy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

Railroad Connections at Chicago
The number Of miles of railroad CON.
pleted, and in running order, connect.
ing the city Of Chicago. ILL.,, with. the
country, amounts to 385 miles, and
the number OF miles that will be COM
plesed aud in operation BY the FIRST day
Of next March will be | .25s miles.
This is the way in which western
tuwns and cities grow up and flourish
at the expense Of the General Govern.
meht' Raleigh Nor,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

sAspwicH lsLasDs.-Dates from Ho.
nolplu to the l7lh o. August have been
received. The rayages Of the small.
pos are disastrous, aud il Is. found that
even saeeiaafinn does not protect the
natives. The whole number Of cases
oil smali.Pox reported since June 90 is
s.546. Of which 1876 resulted fatally.
u is estimated that at least seven.
eIghths Of those saccinated have been
attacked by The disease. OF the Az
vaeelnated persons taken sick in giy.
en- period but 209 recovered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

Snow Two FEET DrEP.-A tele-
graphic dispatch from Boston, dated
Oct. Is. states that Mount Washing.
ton is now covered with snow. to the
depth Of two feet. and in some places
IS dritted To the hight Of 8 feet. In
the town around the mountain snow
has been falling for several days. The
Thermometer at the mountain last week
stood at zero.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

REyoLvTlns IN JopRNALIsa. - The
New York Tribune, under the head of
"a revolution in Journalism" notices
two new inventions. First. the mann !.
factare Of line paper from sfra,c instead
Of rags, BY Mr.. Mellier, French che.
mist land second, an improvement in
presses by citizen Of New York. II
says:
1T is printing press. which. at a
moderate rate Of speed, will deliver
thirty thousand sheets printed on both
sides IN q single hour. Its movement
combines the original principles Of Ma
pier, which are applied BY Hoe in his
great press, with sumo new and heau>
t,iully simple arrangements and devices
Of the inventor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26
BOOTEEs
Equity Sale.

JsAa Lensas,s. md sslsrs. sr parss
y Obedience % Q dscre< q ne csur, IL Es.l.
Tor s'ssnEe county. l shah airsr e. s.ls a
Cedar Gres~. On The 2sth q Osiolrr nrri. I've
tslosbe TRAITS AZ Land. situated on The . .,s,s
81 Enoe. IA the nsirhboh.ooJ of Cedar Grow.
ssid land helsnss 70 the hsifs Of David Lothian.
aeed- having bs~n sillrd % lhen ~ lhri, unrss.
iohr krlls. deed. Terms. twelve Inonlhs credit
-siiie reserved until the purchase money /. paid.
U. y. LONG. c. Ant.
September 10. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

The CHINESE MIssIoS.-Itis rumor.
ed that the mission to China, after max.
ing the tour Of the Union, has been of
fered to Mr.. r. NJ. McLane, of Balti-
more.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

The Deep River Copper Mine Of
North Carolina il becoming productive.
Already 20 barrels copper. il is said,
have been sent forward, and more il on
the way. The lode now working con.
t'nues to look we'll. and the produce q
large quantity Of copper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

ExrfDrTIoS,--A merchant Of Fay.
ette,ille left here on Friday the Esd
u!tz-went to New York and bought A
stock of goods. and on the FRIDAY fol.
lowing portion Of this stock was ex.
posed for sale In bis store. ca,o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26
Cabinet Shop & Furniture
For Sale.

"A ) I am determined on moving GU, of the
= Stale, | will olfer fur sale to the highest
bidder, IN the town OF Hiilsborough, on the 2slh
day Of Novembe, next (being Tuesday of Court
week. my Cabinet Shop, which is de-
sirable Workshop for any branch Of business.
especially cabinet making. The House Is large
and roomy, fitted up expressly for cabinet shop.
and just in the business part Of The town. one
door above the Union Hotel, and opposite the.
Court House square.
And ON the 27th Of December, shall Ger Tor
sale all my Tools, Benches, Turnirs Lathe,
Hand Screws Stock of Materials u every dess
scripiion, and my Household ard Kitchen fur's
niture. ,and what New FurDiture may have on
Is shau eo.i|l ~nanufacture Furniture un,
I'll the a5Hs \ 1850 y. eol will sell low foi
cash. 500
wise, are rsqs = - sa's.s payment
as no ''ns'' 10
I'm =. = AZ. i. $3.50.
he ssavr three tnsessaps
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

The HcsoARIAs +" BoSDs." The
Home Journal Of last week states as a
fact. that Kossuth. to this day, has me-
yer paid his printers bill Of 5000, for
getting up his Hungarian Bonds.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
Copied from tbs Observer.

CUpleH TOM ths UbseTVrF.
October "a.
Candles-Fayetteyille Fact. l6 20
lie.
Cotton-strictly prime 9--Prime 81
Pair 81.
Feathers 40c.--Wheat 95c.--Corn
20 a 75c.
Molasses--Cuha 90 "a asc.i New
Orleans 81 a 40c.
Salt, per sack 50 a s2:25. Whis-
key SIS a 40.
Sugar--N. o. 6 a &c.; Tallow l0c.
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E!.yggg e. a
ofiice y. Z. X. r. Company. D
GfeensborouRh. Sent. leth 1889


GresnshorOugh. Sept. ash, 1858.
NoTlCE y hereby given 10 the slsekhsldeu
On The n. Y. X. r. Company. shs. an N.
sssiinsni was called Tor and made pay aide an ,hs
ssh day o. January, one on the IL, Of Mach. enc
on the ID Of May. one on the 5,h af July. on.
on tho Lot Of September. and one on ,he 2u,h Of
Desenisr. le52. Thee inslailnsnIs are du,
from many II The Stockholders. and siisr the iils,
Of October next. interest will hs rigidI, erected
lrnm the several dsies said nsia IImrn,s ,ll due.
There % also an ins,alimsni II Ten per cent. call.
Cd iof and made payable On the Grsi sss af No.
sember next. and one Of ten PER CENT, falling due
the first Of January. 1854.
think q likely that no further notice win 30
given Of the shove in.isllmsnt. ieinx due uu,iI
according 70 the provision of The charter. The
stock will hs advertised for sale. stockholders
had better look 10 the condition contained in lhs
charter fo' collecting insialImrnls Of dslinquenfs
CYRUS p. MENDENHALI..
Secretary aud Treasurer,
''p. - 0t-sw
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DF.TR or GES. GBILps We regret
20 learn. by an officer Of the Army who
passed through this town ON Sunday
last, en- route for the North, that Brevet
Brigadier General Thomas CuILps, u.
:. A.. died at Fort Brooke, ~ or near
Tampa Bay. Florida. cf Yellow Fever.
lie was taken sick on the 7th, and died
on the 9Th inst.
Gen. Gums served through the Mex
lean war with distinction, aud was high.
" esteemed for his many ercellenees
Of mind aud heart. His family are at
Fort Johnson, Smithyille,
WILMINGTON Herald.
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II is estimated that four millions Of
dollars have this year been expended
BY Southerners in the various Northern
towns aud cities. in sightseeing and
dissipation.
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TRorrlsc MArcB.-A trotfing match
come OF on the Fair groands ON Friday
morning last. lthree mile heats asd
boni horses in harness.) between ID.
McDauisl's Black Mare aud II. Nor.
decal's Bay HnFs4.
The judges awarded the premium
to the Bay Horse.
The committee ON Trotting Ifqrses,
however. awarded the premium to the
Black Mare. rs the best on exhibition.
Weekly Post.
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Fall Trade, 1853.
s. D. sCI0DLTlILD,
Wholesale and Retail, Dealer, In


Wholesale and Retail Dealer, In
Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Oils, Perfii
merry. Cigars. Fancy articles. &C..
y now ,eceivins the urges, and mos, select
Stock thar he has ever offered 10 the Trade,
which be will ssll GA a. reasonable terms as any
o.her establishment in .diddle OF Western North
Carolina.
Physicians. Country Merchants. and Farmers.
arc cordially invited 10 cali and examine the qua
lily aud prices, us We are delermed 10 make il 10
their inierrsi 10 hoy Of us
Orden sent will he fillrd promptly. neatly pack.
ed. and forwarded with drspsich.
Orders amounting 10 SIS or upwards. We will
deliver free Of charge to any distance under twen.
ty-fss miles.
September 81. 1853. o.
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The g,svs Giraffe. spiri,ed animal in
thr Newspaper linz Puhli.hsd IN Ral-ish. hs.
bern er-idr,sily rnlsfsed Nc. W. Whitaker.
The editor. has s,1oeiased with him Mr. r. II.
Whitaker in The management 4 the paper and
beips very murh 1ifkr In their tastes. silrs viii
no iaua work ~eli ,egssher. We hope The
public wdI -ee 10 II hat abundant prorision Is
made for both animals.
The spirit Of the Age has .lso had four
columns aided ia IT, diurn,ions. asking il
haadsoae sheet. The enterprise Of Mr.. Cor
man. We are prsssd 70 sre. keeps pses with hi.
Prsspedly.
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Sal SODA, POTASH. &C.. for making Soap,
- Just Received by LONG & WEBB.
October ~, 1858. or
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PUBLIC Sale.
IA III ~ ~ q ~ he ne-alsnrs q Nrs
Elil4hsh Armarons. decd,, % Moad.,
ne sssFnlh q Nossnh~E neat. - lhe psa1<uy
a ka< sad deceased. esa<sias 4 Hsss<s. C.uis
Hsss. ebeep. 'Whrzl cesa. osa.. Nav. ssruw,
fsssnsss fsDis. h.ezhsld AID karh<a Farni.
t1sf. snd s<s<r ihings 100 sslxeas 10 saeunaa. A
Crest u iwsise Hnsaths wa - essen: Asad snd
approved ssenfay nas b given b<fass ssp~.fy
can b. lskrn-
On he s.mr day zen or Twelve Nrsre~s wa
~ bred e1i until chssimsk =
JOHN n. CLARK. Admir-.
Oxi1A<f rs. osss-
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The metropolitan Hotel, N. Y, il is
rumored. has been purchased BY A. I.
Stewart s Co., for 100000.
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10 All WE01H HAY CONCERN.
HAVE "a das si,rn - 80 galn Thaus.
aaa h. hfrdaul. SD fr.as AMI alier Tia do
n uiil b. q hl~rr 70 nake coair.rts for hin.
sh. add 10 h al ssh~r s-s~sn~ss IN as fen ed
Ieseri aannsv as II he h-.s STAINED lhr ssr a
l~snss-ane years. ssA kef~f.s give naaice Ih.s
~ia mos A~sfatlss hid ny~~h rrsgensilas e.
ang a h. rs.nlIsrss.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
0csbss u. Ies3. ax-s
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NOTICE.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Will. oliet at public sale. on the premises.
Oh ,he 10Th day OF October next, a valuable
plantation, supposed TO contain about $50 scrsa,
lying three and half miles North West iiom
Chapel HUI, known as the tract Of land owned
BY Mrs. Nancy M'Csucy and her son George.
The land viii be sold upon credit until tbs
hrst Of March noIi. The purchaser will be 70.
quested 70 give bond snd good security. and the
TILE to the land will be retained until the pur.
chase money is paid.
J. w. CARR.
1nsisi hiii. sept. ~. 04--2w