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cHARAcrER OF. HENRY CLAY.
By =. =. MARSHALL.

Mr.. Clay did fall in 1928, and from lofty
height, but sprang, as he always springs, like the
antique wrestler, the stronger from his fall,
terrible on the rebound than he was ere shaken
from his feet have studied his life, his speech
es, his actions, his character. have heard him
at the bar and in the Senate. have seen him in
his contests with other men, when all the stormy
passions of his tempestuous soul were lashed by
disappointment and opposition to the foarning rage
of the ocean, when all the winds are unclaimed
and sweep in full career over the free and bound
ing bosom of the deep. He owes less of his great
ness to education or to art than any man living.
He owes less of his commanding influence to other
men, than any great leader have ever known, or
of whom have ever read. He consults nobody,
he leans upon nobody, he fears nobody. He wears
natures patent of nobility forever on his brow.
He stalks among men with an unanswerable and
never doubling air of command. His sweeping
and imperial pride, his indomitable will, his I'M
quailing courage, challenge from all submission or
combat With him their can be no neutrality.
Death, tribute, or the koran, is his motto. Great
in speech, great in action, his greatness is all his
own. He is Independent alike of history or the
schools; he knows little of either and despises
both His ambition, his spirit, and his eloquence
all great, natural, and entirely his If he
is like anybody, he does not know it. He has
never studied models, and, if he had, his pride
would have rescued him from the fault of imta-
ton. He stands among men in towering and bar
barrie grandeur, in all the hardihood and rudeness
of perfect originality, independent of the polish
and beyond the reach of art. His vast outline and
grand but wild and underlined proportions iken
him to huge Of granite torn in some con-
vulsion of nature from a mountains side, which
any effort of the chisel would only disfgure, and
which no instrument in the sculptors studio could
grasp comprehend.
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Uncle Sam arrived at New York
on the 18th, from AspinwAl She brought over
100000 in gold, and reports that there four
millions of gold dust the way in the stea-
mer Panama!
Benicia has been fixed upon by the Legislature
of California as the capital of the State.
The business of mining was in most prosper
GUS condition. Rubies emeraIds and diamonds
have been found in the interior.
The price of provisions had declined.
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HEALTH OF VICE PRESIDENT KINc
The United States V;ee-Consul writes ., ' rN
from Matanzas 'N0%
"MATANzAs, March 9Th To-.
e My DEAR STA: We changed the residar,.lS 1853
esteemed Vice President on Thursday last = Of W
Cumbre to the sugar estate of Col. Job "0 n,
tand, leaving the Cumbre at half-past tweva un Ckt
ing at the delightful Is Ariadne at about fon
Vice President was considerably fatigueT Ne, Til
journey, but slept that night better, he told WIN
since he has been the Island ne seems da1 t Ea
with the change, and Is more hopeful and ~ SgAei
heart than since he reached Matanzas, and Deter
unquestionably better than when he came bs,oP present
be surprised if the Colonel sends him homo Don't
bly, well man. i am, in haste, "I'f'
Yours truly,
Col. DUDLEY BAYLEY, Havana" hf'
The Charleston Courier has also the oIlo..
particulars
Presuming, Messrs. Editors, that the sn peo'
public must feel desirous to hear of its valued AMI ~
ented Vice President, shall endeavor 10 reIan
anxiety by informing it of his IS whereabouts ~
is now at the delightful and well known cOup,,r
and sugar estate called the Victoria beopung ,S "a
Scott Jenckes, Esq, situated on a HEIGHT cst.1
Cumore, (about three miles from Matsnzas y "t u
oVerloeks the picturesque Valley of the YUM" Hla
is recognized the most healthy place on the I.S
and as possessing as lovely view as the sn r,al
shone upon. Immediately upon the arrival ~ e. eve
King at Havana, Mr.. Jenckes, Cwho is from Dr. W.
Island, of the blood OF its former pioneers nS
kind hospitality, worthy of his descent and Da,na
to him, hearing that the physician was daai'D
that he should inhale the fumes of bon1 snD
proffered him and his family one of his estsies
the estate on the Cumbre was chosen, as com6n Sa
everything desirable; and the Vice President I
his two interesting neces, sailed hence, in the Fuou
on the 9th, arriving at Matanzas the same dav fon
whence they proceeded to the Cumbre, wbere 10
be every day inhaling the fe.givinp vanor f0
the boiling sugar, and appears to be much imDrovs
by it.
Mr.. K. receives frequent visits from the accon
plished and gentlemanly Governor of Matanzas, and
from the few other persons of note at that town an5
as he is improving, very pleasantly situated. &c !
think he bids fair to fill the honorable 2osition =,
which the mighty voice of free people has csIIsi
him. o.
Later statements in regard to the Vice President,
health are of more gloomy character. He was
said to be getting worse and entertained but little
hope of recovery. He had declined to take tbs
oath of Office when waited upon for that purpose
by Mr.. Rodney, saying that if he lived to reach
Washington and to take his seat at the head d
the Senate, the ceremony might then take place.
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mains.
MIR. FILLMORE.

The proceedings of the meeting held on Tues
day last. for the purpose of inviting ExPresident
Fillmore to visit this City, will be found in another
column.
We learn that Mr.. Fillmore, owing to the indis-
position of his wife, will not be able to leave Wash
ngton before the first of next week. AS soon as
the Committee of Invitation shall be apprized by
telegraph of his departure from Washington, they
will proceed to meet him.
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HUMAN BoD1Es FOUND IN GUANo. From the
Boston Journal, 10th.

HUMAN BODIES FOUND IN GUANo From the
ship Brandscompt, unloading Peruvian guano at
Leith, there were exhumed the remains of three
persons, evidently Peruvians, buried in the guano,
and which had apparently not been disturbed in
the process of loading the ship. The remains il
ustrate curious property in the guano in preserv-
ing bones, hair and clothes, while completely de-
composing heshs 1t is not known when the bodies
were originally inferred, but the bones were all
found as entire if they had been preserved in a
museum; the hair remained upon the skull, and
the clothes were very little decayed.
North British Mail.
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A REBUFF. A worthy man in this great me-
tropolis recently visited " medium" to witness
the wonders of spiritual rappings. He had lived
twelve years with no. cious shrew, who at last
died, soon after which he married young woman
of comedy person and pleasant disposition. On
inquiring if any spirits were present, he was an
swered by raps in the affirmative. "Who g"
e The spirit of Melinda, your deceased wife. :"
All !" exclaimed he with a gesture of alarm but
recovering himself, he kindly inquired, care you
satisfied with your condition? Are you happy g"
/" Perfectly So" replied the spirit. So am 1 p'
grufay exclaimed the ungallant inquirer, as he
turned upon his heel and walked off
Boston Journal 10th.
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Mr.. FILLMORE. The Wilmington Herald says
"The committee deputed to proceed to Washing
to extend an invitation to Mr.. Fillmore and su''
to partake of the Inequalities of the town. on tnH
journey South, have returned. The invitation nn
been accepted, and the party may be expected ls''
in the course of a few days. The precise unls
cannot as yet be ascertained, as the indispOslp0H
of Mrs. Fillmore renders uncertain the departure
from Washington. Perhaps the distinguished VII
tors will not reach this point before the latter PN
of next week, as their route embraces RichmoU
and Petersburg, probably Raleigh and Fayette'l..,
The Ex-Prcsident will be accompanied, we arc u
formed, by Messrs. Crittenden, Conrad and stuais
and possibly by the members of his late CaDlns"
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CHAPTER CXYXIIL-

OT1AT Eh O-AAAIII.
AN ACT Authorizing the Probate of all Deeds and
Bills of Sale, requiring Registration, before the
Clerks of the Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
at any time.
Be it enacted By the General Assembly Of the &at
Of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted By th
authority Of the same, That hereafter the clerks Of
themselves or their Deputies shall have authority in
their respective counties to t)ke the probate or &C.
acknowledgement of all deeds, bills of sale, marriage
settlements and other marriage contracts required H
law TO be registered at any time, in full manner
as their respective courts can may do: PrOrLs'h
ho'ceUer, That this act shall not apply to the PT0O'"
of deeds executed by Jemes covert.
Read three times and ratified in General Assem-
bly,. this goth day of November, A. D., 1852
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA. This
society, which has now s62 members, has appoin-
ted committee to confer with the authorities of
Richmond, in order to procure the necessary ground
for its annual exhibition. A large number of the
members have pledged themselves to pay on behalf
of their respective counties 800 each towards the
expenses of the exhibition thus increasing the So
ciety's funds from 1925, to $3,4OO
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The " ILLUSTRATED NEWS" We have received
several numbers of this work, published in New
York at So per annum. The number of March 10
is decided improvement on former numbers, both
as to the engravings and the quality of paper. 1t
gives promise of equalling the London {" Illustrated
News" which is as high praise as could be be-
slowed upon it.
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DEATH OF PRoF. HoRNEN. Prof W. E. Horner,
of the Pennsylvania University, died on the 18th
inst. DIR. Horner widely known as Professor
of Anatomy in the University of Pennsylvania,
and enjoyed high reputation. He was native
of Virginia.
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SANTA ANNA. The brig Robertson, which ar
rived at Mobile having left Vera Cruz on the LIST,
reports having met an English steamer going in
with Santa Anna on board. A house had already
been secured and furnished for the General, and
there appears to be no doubt that he has again
been called to the head of Mexican affairs.
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Col. WHEELER. The Washington Correspon-
dent of the New York Express says, Col. Wheeler,
of North Carolina will be the Sixth Auditor of the
Treasury, after the 1st of April This is the office
now filed by Mr. Farelly, of Pennsylvania, and for
merly by Peter G. Washington. The salary, we
believe, is $4,000.
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~ We learn that Gov. Reid has appointed R.
L. Myers, Esq. of Beaufort County, a Commission
er to superintend the improvement of the naviga-
ton of Tar River, in place of Jos. K. Hatton, Esq.,
resigned.
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E We learn that the Hon. A. w. Ven.O'
has consented to deliver the next Address OSi0l'
the Literary Societies of Wake Forest COlleS' ~
Wednesday June 9Th, the day preceding the ~
Enual Commencement day.
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R The calorc ship Ericsson arrived at New
York on Monday last, from Alexandria She made
a favorable passage and worked fully equal to ex-
pectations.
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PROBATE OF DEEDS.

We publish, by request, the act passed by the
last General Assembly in relation to the probate
deeds as follows:
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AE We learn that sufficient stock has O''-
taken in the Yanceyville Bank to put it into 0P''
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There are at present thirty churches in San
Francisco This is about one to each thousand
inhabitants, and which, judging from other Cities
is perhaps about fair average. The Methodists
have four; the Episcopalians, Presbyterians and
Baptists, two each; the Congregationalists, Ro-
man Catholics, Swedenborgians. and Welsh, one
each.
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In the Senate, on the 10th March, 1853, on Cen
trail Anaer;can 46airs.
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miscellaneous Articles.
Tsllns DE Paptn

,kvouls,lge i. tovet said f,rp,,
TbrI0, 4 lasa n 10 ,eni,..J ,.r,o-,
Itvoi..,. ma, ,..o can ,lou ANA
,l.p, ,r3 ..,, ana roam .,.l ...t,,.r a..
10 harm. II dies arc ,saor.o, ,Tru.t
,..l ,srr,f ran.. ,6,, a c.l.,.'.
.,,-i - can a a.a. b,,.c, an autou.a,.s,. e.
ii 30, On s.icii 3, ni ieal io control aud
dif,t, H. movements. Bot 60 matter.
\ slAor nnnh.-. don't urge a
liursni ,siurailun nor college dipinm,
rs n.ee.ssrs 10 sur.,-4 no tic ART a.,
airs. The noble ar of making two blade.
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poo sron, w1rH NouAi-

neg, hA,g hraa tanna 20 E.n VI
iei.sis, aud drt-asirc allaaocs ~Hh
cab Uhsg ui.h. ite uo.e ~ ,lc
Iaaooe ,file sth are lahirt. st4H
sad llsasnrri4g osf.filtsals.
A Pt,saciar " iif, r.r ial ir Oh,
sslls ,s.fisr sl.rh iuurl iseae
- IAa ial pth aa irdta14al ~ tlr
raHs sia.i b. tassias is O. te-sf r,fr,r
iH 'ls tisaa IT, shi,f suI ef lAa
aaaue b va, ahnk ea, ia t..4af
Fasfa 81 c.Fusf ~ iir o.au oa rttb
ies stats. uaf lssirt -Ht laAs iaab
rHh aafIa.as Be- ihr siaI.e az laIaEio.
isiihe lss r. 81 uhaeA m.sit ia.9sr ia
i.sss tttl ssf Noe ffrf- r.i aiaH
ssasfr 81. A. Gee rsan.a bah ie.
bee $3.50 f.a-sfrs-i .iar dHe sIaHh
irssaT1 wrsHea bs e.sr 81. Dr.
ssaa ls Hfaals. e.a SIZE rsH u ..ls"
u ls t.a.H.r Ita vas ID ltsf.
,iosh vrii laieiiiof.t-I sria.ai lur 81 100
naffis au az fhe 1ats ~ Af. .s1l.t-
hassa iis asmr sas lifn. raa sf rsa
'afi atu ila. if fara iHe ,t r,irf..
isitefHs ne r'H ss s-s "a sas &.tri
10 a.. hnsal ths.a Sc tea las uul
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NEW STORE
And New Goods.

nNlE Subscriber, haiiug leased The store nccuth
l huf and occupied b, Ne 'srs. JuH,-a- \ Woo.
near fg Usput b. now prepared a. ni'f a. The citzrs
81 Rutland, aud the publi' Evnrf1ll), lhfrr Hud
carefully s,ircfod tfut'k uf New Goods, at unprr
crutrd LOH yRtCEN Ny mott" h, "N small Ti46t
anil RfaBu paY.H Dn. Price Is The HHlc and
$50 uENIAliON.n
hl stock CONSIST. as q e. pora assorimont - lie,
Coup. Arn GuusLrit-, and saripus other Hurlss ~
unl found 10 Nunufy stori suited &C. th, Nani. u,
the community. Connected With the husnrss b. d
tiuIiusc E-ItuLt-Htu NJ, Whcts maj be- found a
large aud we'll collected stock 1T Ready " a..
Clothing also, tiutHs, iAsstNUuH, Nr-rIvas.
and FrHNiriitvo t.orp-,-whoh VIII he nsde g. 90
der by ftgcrsas,d Nortmsa, sold az unusually {ap
Prisrs. Coil and examine. i'amemhcf,
Ready Pay, small Profits, aad One Prioe
u. J. UiiS-
Rutland. Jan. 20, ts5a 54.au
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TUE suh. 'fihrf nuid ray D. aie nbaliarts ~ Eut
land au4 Nriait tLsf be anuttHns ttS stowe ha
tng W aI ts ffft,us hfaHfie-, 90 hi- I'D -iaba EHfi
90 hnAtn ttt, ~ ftatrs riisfs b. nlsY h. f-Hrd 30
ali inf-i frHtt i Hittnd O. hil utU uHs rive hiI 81
f.ii ile 90 infnish i1oiiIHF Eade frHm ihe %.
OF wtirill i' boz lnund fiiii eide II 800 iaft ed
o. i'a Ha'sh'' as ih"j rsH be- bought m tia H'iinit
hna % Fafnoui- nisf' ih iuy shHr y i b. vsfrsHf a
Z" Do 'l uIH Hia0f m tfuftuHHlif nIHnHsft - ttrt
t.n N frfurHtd and fst-anttir fsfnp'urH fi.r 90
rrHU. tntfrhf ruuire done tr other g natr..
Al Ntuaui iufuii lhe aluio aisil s5tsritts gfaff
ncfffr
=. f.-iuet f'rriyed tir fsb..f rsri. cod Nrv yaf
t'rfia "i lasht' ur, s. tsh Htf ven riraant w. ifH
it't Efraf Hairf fp pff fffr ne hrstWrFtafH. Nfr
fAffi.rnfn ahd nisi uFrfhrf uln nlf boz ssfrr.
'.' ilnt h1.iufs-. a.ski. h.r rsfshfH n.sf COO
I'd r"u Dol f. rsf sfiI A" tnf arlsf s.isl' .-HH..iI
tHt.r rtaif con- auf poo. sHd rtn sInttar H.a
ratUHs b. ua hHirhHs
r-Hf Hi'ft Hf IuuH.ngs 81 obs fHgsf fstl Pee.
trf ti'nHttr efsf ffo Offered hsrt. and earfHf
if'i .i '.H.t a..Iinr g'nd arar'f.
lniiA. EAtsifI
Hutanf. April iE1 1880
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Pork /, Pork ,

\rEHNONr Packed Elus M,.s Pors, BY ~ Dat
' fol Ht pound, by y. nAtcH.
l,h. lass.
On r0USps coon SUGAR ron sGasy
~ T. / Hiiks
ItL d. Lax
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$3.50 .'
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. tA0 m 'nns pl hose iAree dogs.
j u'r often roileri ihrm before
I sH.l 1., ~'Hrr. '"ud .i' LaEels W'iirnr-
: ta.nIl leave umai illo n'Ai street.
h'' '' '""' .H. eva .'''
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. alec ceases go De- 'tiHr. even 900 q
'',' 'l .7 '',1 N.' -
I ihe year Ian Was dri'rm.red 20 begin
'- '''' "''- D VAN "'" any 's
.if" '' i..' W" "'', u.s.
N''''' ''''. - '"'',''" '',' '''''i' ,''' met
''-"'' .'' '.'' .''' '''''' N'' ''.'''-
H ''i '''" '" "'' I''''''
'', ''0''''! ''''" 81 'he b"''"'h'N =
h','.
i'c igo 'l''hi' '''''i'' the" 'p,nee-'
tf',''' '"'ii ''"i' 'n'-' ana "''lcl ZOE
20, h'''H"' 70 l'""eo upon num- o.
IaN'r s''rre' az " customer , door. De-
h'rfon h'- bread ana passed on 'm
"i'"Nfd' iaihe advanced at smoke.
'hd a. ""s 'h' rue o' warfare observer
b, '"r ''''frfe"is, me l'l'ci advanced
in eoinmcn'' he "n''ang'h' hol"'h2
a., IT, in.,,n, 1,,, ny ,,,oo s,r
~. I IT, -
. ,:'i.. ~ ,,' .,'' "''' . IN. '''1e
, 49,. ,t..t..i a.'l no.. =
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-. LIN -. 1,..i.. ~ 80 :
~
-, ''''.' '.''i y" 90 '''' 'e
''' "S '''' IKE 80 ~ . ~"
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4''" ''' ''-',''''
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Dress Silks.

DlHck, ChangNble. STRIPED, and Chrcis
ID Silks, ui ttsutnt .b lC-, all 700 tht LuWy-t Phi
cost uitu u.f rNctptud--ai
STAY 10, is1L G. H. COLE d CO.'S.
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ShaWIs! GhaWls !
Men and bows

IyRrCUh, ilnck SiIlr, summer Cash
| } mcrs and fuu,rd shawl yap iuW 20
Gro %. tpLu 81 CO.'S.
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LlTE lRRIP.3L.


. MOTHER Lot % thosc nice Dress
Grul. y..t fsr,N.l .uI .ciliar 30 r-,iuccd pucp-
o. lt People, low rncJ stole, ST.. . Merchants
E.N, n,artIr urpuL Gao. u. coli. B. co.
tHy Do. 1853.
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-, HNiR stusfs. for Coats aud Pants
- 90 Ntn.Ir A.. lC-, cheap a- She Chez I,-l 60
GEo. H. COLI MD co.'s
June efh
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'IIiE place to buy TnrasoI. aud Fans
l thLAFult GEO. n. COLE d co.'s.
June -fn.
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Curtains. Curtains


I'MnHoiDEHED NusIins, Figured d O,
IL taubrc aud pnpgr rurt iin., NcU boss at
GED. u. COLE 4 co.'s.
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Nh ALl az NakfHD ln frftfi on
'''' use tlfin rIhItr .-ftfaaF sa.'f'
".f r.ssf 49, tI frsr 8 fsafsfUs' n.H.H
'.F'.is 81 sisa Il fsafis NJ sasfa.s satais afH
"Hr'H ~ sa~r tiaas...f FL. af $500 $50 g. 'f
-.al aHfstfr F.fs 500 s4l 90 b 90 .f'f O. a''f
.Ha sf. sr % .n. .HffH aa ~ fi-EHI 90
snH.. ID H.s faarHIH .Hf UI fls 49, rsa
600. 'eea.s. 81 .satfs. % H sitH as gifs- ffst.
fHaHH sEfaH hHsf s# Gees tsass 80 a-, Hsi -
I.tat-r Afr. asr. sI9.. fsf. = asss soaH =
"aIsIs Hna haff asa Go 5saff tIsfift- "a ilfH
.r. aaf.a.t
F.fH iHnr...f.. afFisfs ir-isrs .rsrsa ttI
90 tNet D. .fffa.f. o.
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THE GREATEST


MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE.
I ~. KEN NEEDY OF N.tUlD, As- discovered Boa
VI ne ofauf common pH tpre weed remedy
tIIt UGre-
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AS USUAL,

{ ,ood brown s"g"r"' o..
" Superior " tl
Crushed and powdered
GOOD T.. u. coffee 10
And other Gu.i. in pu poriun, iuf cash only at fs
tuFAP STONE uraftlc Dcpot.
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Mould Candles.
Tailoring Bunincss.

a rnod Article ~ lal ,i's ,,r p4suiI, aii ho
tf.h rinie. near no depot ~. 81.
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Dry Goods,

NEW aud Cheap, FOR sale by
y BARRETT e. son,
GuNCRErE s,thc snaihc rias-, rold by
BARRETT SON.
JJOusE, Hand and Dgs RaAc., sold 10y
BARHETr 4 SON.
DAINTs and OILS, warranted pure,
For.1c by BARTLETT & son.
DuRE CIDER VINEGAR Tor salchy,
BARRE'TTG son.
I I'VE CLE-E FIATHERior .ar by,
Il rs utHhEr + 4 son
('ANAHy ANn rEMr SEED rISH BONG, nr,sl
' .hy BARRETT 4 SON
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Marchi,i's Uterine oathohcon.

Tor ht rn5 Of nc.r,1'a class ~ Diseases
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Coffee I.


Good r. r. Coffee, f,r DO ol's psf pound.
old Java, " i2l
nutut aud ground, 10
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Jan 20, 1853
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Shirtings, Shirtings

n E,'.,,''l sh'Png. heal, a. per !aa
Boston, nno u
Aud gfsat yadr, uf otlter., equally isir nov ,saf
90 The oHs pFifs Store, H.. J. Btire.
Jaw 30. 1859
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NEW GOODS.

ust received hy the -ub-"rib'r' - large
~ dud fashionable stock ~ srI-uHahic G,zd-, Of
price That cannot ltil O. suit wtfchH+trf Call aud
Frc near the Depot one Pnef, pag da'sa, 1HaH Psjt
ttll fllr inatiu.
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