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The North-Carolinian., 1853-02-19
THE NORTH CAROLINtAN. .
Fayetteville. n. C..
RESIGNATION OF BISHOP IVES.

REsIGNATION OF BISHOP IVES.
The following letter from Bishop Ives.
who has lately joined the Catholic church.
is addressed to the Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Dio-
cese Of North Carolina
ROWS. Wednesday. Dec. %. 1852.
Dear Brethren Some of you. at least,
are aware that for years doubts of the
validity Of my office as Bishop have at
times harrasse.l my mind and greatly en-
feebled my action. AT other times. 1t Is
true. circumstances have arisen I" over
rule these doubts. aud to bring to my mind
| temporary relief But it has been only
temporary, for, in spite Of resolutions to
aba ndon the reading aud the use Of Catho-
lie bupks, in spite of earnest prayers and
entrcaties that God would protect my
mind against the distressing influence of
| Catholic Truth; and III spite Of public and
| private professions and declarations which
J in times Of suspended doubt | sincerely
made to shield myself from suspicion and
vim back the confidence of my dincesc.
which had becn well nigh lost-in spite of
all this, and Of many other considerations
which would rise up before me. as the
| necessary consequence OF suffering my
mind to be carried forward in the .lirec
ton in which my doubts pointed, these
doubts would again return with increased
aud almost overwhelming vis.r, goa.ling
me at times to the very borders Of derange
| ment.
! Under these doubts. l desired temporary
relief FROM duties that had become dis
| uuietiny to me and determined to accom-
pany Mrs. Ives, whose health demanded
change Of climate, in il short absence
abroad. But absence has brought no re-
lief to my mind. Indeed, the doubts that
disturbed it have grown into clear and set
tied convictions; So clear and settled that
without violation of conscience aud
honor, and every obligation of duty to
God aud Ills Church, | can no Longer
main in my position.
am called upon, therefore. to dor an
act Of self sacrifice. in view of which all
other self sacrificing acts of my life are
less than nothing; CALLED upon to sever the
ties wh:cE have been strengthened by lone
wears of love and furbearance. which hav&
bound ~A4y~ heart -tAa~naas.y e.f s.ss, VA,
David's to that ul Jona than, and max . II,
heart bleed as my hand traces the sentenf,
which separates all pastoral relation be
tween US. and conveys to you the kn"w'l
edge that hereby resign into your hands
my office as Bishop of North Carolin
and further, that am determined TO MAX
my submission to the Catholic Church.
: In addition (my feelings will allow mt
, only to say.) as this act is cartier tina" any
perception of nry own. and antetlates. by
some months, the expiration of the time
for " hich asked leave OF absence. ant
for WHICH s" promptly received from
members of your body ar advance Of safa
ry, hereby renounce all claim up"" the
same, and acknowledge myself bound. OF
an intimation of your wish. to return what
ever you may have advanced to me be
yon,i this 22d day Of December.
" ith continued affection and esteem.
prav you to allow ne still to subscribe
myself,
Your faithful friend, etc,
l.. SILLIMAN IVES.
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CorroN TKADE IN CHAnLoTrE.-Up to
Tuesday evening. Feb. lst. (says the
Charlotte Wing SS5 bales Of cotton have
been bought in Charlotte by our cotton
buyers. Besides this. a large amount has
been shipped (rom the depot at this place
alhss 49, - - 1nllllnnrz1fa11eES=7nf
EEc5udTT :: f7efFalet We intend. to give
our readers the benefit Of regular state
ments vi lhe weekly sales, &C.,
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DO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT 1T?
ENew Carriage Establishment,

IN eW Carriage EStaDIlS mt
e@ Military Green, opposite The Methodist
- Church, fronting OF, .Nun.ford street.
GREAT ENTERPRISE-FAYE is
~ BOUND TO SHINE
Che subscribers would respectfully inform
tn frie nts and the public, that they have en-
Md info copartnership Tor the purpose of con-
dzsting the general CARRIAGE BUSINESS in
aNtsfs various parts. And being both practical
M{rkmen, fully understanding their business
tt@sy have no hesitation to compare work with
atE establishment in Fayetteville to ST. lie and
durability
sOne Of the firm may be known by reference to
AH. Whitfields iron work for the last two
years.
ave rant al. work to give general satsfac-
tiOn for twelve months.
Nepairing done in the neatest manner low fol
ca4h. PIER s. BRANIN
- AMEs H. PIER. JAMES BRANIN
Fayetteville, Feb IL, 1853
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THAT POLISH, HOW IT SHINES
10. 900 boxes
sold within the last 8 months.

SOlO VAlnln Tie lsaSL y nlOnInS.
A. J. WOODWARD retnras his thanks to the
public for the unprecedented encourag he
has met wit h in the Manufacture aud sale of his
celebrated Polish. and at the same time wishes
i understood that he always keeps <suppiy en-
hand for wholesale or retail. - zessss
Experience has proved that this Polish 10 ma
surpassed for qnickness in putting gloss on
boots and shoes, and also in preserving the
leather.
Persons wishing to oil their boots can this
Polish with equal success Immediately after
wards: the leather should be rubbed as soon as
the Polish is applied, before it dries.
The Polish can be found at the store under
the Carolinian Printing Office.
Fayetteville, Feb'y 2l, 1852. 67S-fy
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NOTICE.

J1le subscriber informs his friends and the
4htsc that he has again opened Shop few
QRkez kezSelow the Cape Fear Bank, where ne in
*as carrying on the BOOT AND SHOE MAX
~ BUSINESS in all its various branches
4kShe hopes by strict attention to business to
ut share of public patronage He f.tters
] pself in saying that all work done by him can
j f7be excelled in this State.
NJ Repairing neatly executed at the shortest
dice.
JOHN w. LARKIN.
Feb IL, 1853 729-4t
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e. c.. HALL,
OF ROM f..

Successor of Hall. Sackctt & Co.
Has now on hand a general assortment of
Dry Goods. Saddlery, Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Hardware, Groceries,
A much larger and more general stock than ever
opened on lie East side Of the Cape Fear-which
Sc is'pr-pared aud. determined to sell 10 pune
hal Istomers. eitner at ). holesale or retail at
y.r* sesv .e,'uc Oric.
fas- -. WOULD 81, fs.,ilar at ION to hi .
sock of RseOTS And oIioE4S. 81 The assortu. e ut
is rnusI ,ge. and OFF, ard style
a. .lv -eel bought ;ot:-r i. lss:.aa ~sil,
.t'' i}al, aAs usii llpsst@f s4our
lntt. s--e 81. Sto"k 49, tf;on before
wing efsew lie
ways on hand eeperui stest.. Of SrnCCF
2t4.;.
May to.r.
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<SroPrINe PApERs--An exchange says:
~ hen a man gets mad and stops his pa
per he always borrows the next number Of
bis neighbor, to see if the withdrawal of
his patronage hasn't killed the editor and
dressed the columns in mourning. This
grsws out Of the fact that none try to show
their spite in this way but the kind Of pco-
pie who imagine that the wsrld rests on
their shoulders
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NOTICE.

The Sabscriber having. at February Term.
A. d. 1883, of the Court of Pleas and Quart +
Sessions of Bladen County. taken Letters Of Ad-
ministrafion on the estate of George r. Barks-
dale. deceased, hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against the estate of the deceased
to present the same. duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, otherwise this
potice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
Debtors to the said estate will please to make
Immediate payment.
PATRICK MURPHY Admir-
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p p;.ue;s'd al the "t.;s'nn"ms,e'' as.s. eonons'

Eve Days Later friA .Nerico-Congress
D'sperstd at the Il cfhe Boyonet.
New ORLEANS. F3tH 9.-'The schr Ag-
ulla. FROM Vera CHI brings US highly
interesting news fr0A he city of Mexico
to the Goth JanuaryN
On the evening foth. President
Cevalos, finding Coz g.ss rctac tory. p,av-
ed the part OF CrW f.ell-in,roduce.I a
large body "t soidie tatvtke Hall, and
cleared II ot the mi iets at the point "t
the bay"net. On same evening. nc
issued decree cal National Con-
ventiun. to meet at q pjeot on the Is Tn
June, to reform the 0I,stitution. elect a
new President. and ercise Legislative
powers. lie also gave orders to the Gov
ernment troops to ceab hostil,ics against
the troops OF Urasa.
wo new papers hay: been sta, ted. ad-
vocatins the return oil: anita Anna
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Colorcd Dagucrreotypes.

Ny room is again open for the reception Of
visitors, or those who may want Likenesses. of
themselves or families, single or in groups,
Iy purchased variety OF fancy cases to suit all
tastes.
Hours for children from a. m. unfit m.
Instructions in the Art given, and aperatus
furnished il wished. My room is in the same
place, Benbew's buildings, near Cape Fear Bank
4. O. SMITH.
Nov 8, 1852. an
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NoRTH CARoLINIANs IN THE UNITED
STATES ARMY.-By the Army Register,
published the present year, We notice thirty
officers, natives of North Carolina, viz:
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To the above list we add the names Of
Col. Thos. F. Hunt and Major Sam X.
Dusenbury, belong ing to the Quartermas-
ter's Department. The brevct titles are
left out. as they amount to nothing, in the
regular line. aud only confuse the public.
-Raieigh Standard.
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LARGE SALE OF LAND.-lrhe property
ot James Is. Clay. Esq, son of the late
Henry Clay. six miles north OF St. Louis.
was sold the Goth uIt, at private. to
Archbishop kenrick. for $4,000. There
are $50 acres IN the tract. 1t is To be used
in part as Catholic Cemetery.
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- sIsoUfd 6c

pO
! % reason to be-
] pi9ack. Never
lectPn you had!
! by jumping OIL
should get
tr Ie&s as to carry
p'e oUr. pause:
You will
J coa and go of
|. ~. should you
] 'bibe forbidden
r. in 81 doing; for
| tieve it, that the
]; ~ more. Lhere-
! ! : Of the eighth
/ ser men, is the
,sd tho devil.
E Gems his pledge.
y gets his watch
I ny Jewels, they
carbunkIes he
either SO orna-
'E you read about
ID Mt for nassy's
] the morning.
y dO. It will soon
|ui as said be-
b I'usn@s, which
+ the total absence
mel, at that tempt
I'D : to a shabby
nr element.
u that thirst.
). md drink, free
'inI. fellow men.
is Ito drink water
s Aliquid that no
chi; not the case
DE that if the
- ''ck had spout
], me children Of
~ .cen satisfied !?
IInow it by cx
nm excrOOsiatii,r
-
'M 9 more to add,
'i& round for the
'r&ruch you nav
2 rop too much.
SEQ We leave it
q khe,her it was
lis& S'e. All that
isipat the Iectu-:- :
OF y AXE he faint
Eo the first to
t. lowever, that
i Us eye. a, he
of lie hat into one
'sey woolsey coat
the htt4 tavern,
'i4tlrep%ted that
e rhsu@9tism, and
'dt Wirs to rub
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} VOL. III NO. zso.
ELECTION

ELECTION r SENATOR.
TnENTox. tN. seb. 1.-The leg.
i>latufe Of New Jer TODAY elected Mr.
John X. Thompsd democrat, United
States senator, in ce Of Commutlure
St"ckt"n resigned. Mr. Thompson is the
brother in.law of Cd 9r,otlore Stockton
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std0Te BeI0hgIng to Joshua
Carmon. esq, was destroyed By fire on
Sunday night, with i considerable quantity
! OF forage.
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-
The New York Sun,
a very graphic repo.'
Lecture. that purport,
cred at Horseneck.I
long. shinsle- sided y;
''that was angles in, /,
Nature had whitfield
knife, aud lacked the
of glass, or scrap of s;]
off the corners. II
verbatim, according 4
FELLER MEN: | b
no safety i'll mo.lcr&
vice takes Il start, )
half, way. but general h
". DiCe naOrser. w
of before ye know 4
| you with disgrace; thS
snare to the feet of til
hydrogen and oxygen
human life. except vi
In fact. iclltr men, +
used, except the colt
were all destroyed. \
IN tire land. Thousaj
early bier, by the Y
more grape is the deal
Brasgs.he grain
fNeFa not usiebsl9d to |
ed out of enI; md 10
pose that the horn 4
converted into hent /
Every Jack must HI
verb says; but ther,
Heve it means Il gill 0
drink rsun to drown
better drown it in wa
the dock. If your in
such command over
them to the porter
think, reason with
then put down the {;
with !. rectrfed spifi,
ever be tempted Il
hoolds. not to perst
Shak speare SAYS, and
eighth glass shows yo,
fore, feIler men, b,
glass. Drunkenness,
official guide tV power
The temperance ma
but the tlrunkard sci
out Of pawn. II he
go the same way; and
gets instead Of them,
mental or valuable as
in the Rabian Nights.
sake, take yosr bite
before breakfast; If
be all day with you.
fore. | go for total ab:
means. as you are aw
Of steam. Look, fell,
ing street Of water p.
pool !; that is your n
" hat says Isiah
come ye to the wat
gratis, for nothing.
how much cheaper
than aIkihol; aud wat
man bankers arter, W
of the latter DO yo'
rock Moses smote wi
ed hot whiskey pu,
Israel would ever |
Never. my felIer men
II mean | know 1T b
scenes that | have wi
Feller men, | have
except that the hot is
good cause; and howe
drop in il, it will not
Such was the disco
to the reader 10 il
uttered by a sincere
the transcriter can S;
rer's COunteuanCe did
est approach to a s.ni|
the last. We thou
there was a twlnkl'
emptied the content
Of the pockets Ct his
and the landlord O
where he put up ove'
Ire had complained Of
had taken a pint ot 5'
the part affected.
.u~wsz-s@~-<-s -
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The Rev. Jas. Ii. McNeii!, Of Pittsbo
rough n. c. :. formerly Of this towu. ha;
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Wa: DOR MONEY.

WA 3OF MONEY.
'~,I s.H H5->UMMER yk@;lGar,NrE, two
q, tf's r;,.s- .1e Ma. l. -. the Fay - and
- sst-snilas.i Road-,7;,e of f'.e -. uesii able
:a5 'ssas h. IS - the So -..s.4.zs4Sss
$50, - Shnr.,s ;rifeville aHdagV esfern
sHa.ss =: s;4s.- .Hd 80 ShaEes Of Fayetteville
" :shihez largesf stock of Ready~made carr
ia AZ f5UGGIES offered in this
.ulace--s.ssr 5000 worth-completeiy finished.
All Of which will sell at very reduced prices
for cash negotiable notes.
SO little attention has been paid to the call
made by after the fire of the ID Jan'y, on
those indebted to me to call and settle, that am
Induced to offer the above property at reduced
prices to enable me to rebuild my Carriage Es-
Enlistment and continue my business with con
venience.
[ shall place notes in proper hands for collec-
ton, if not paid soon. I have all my accounts
made out to the Ist Jan'y 1852.
A. A. McKETHAN.
A prl O, 1859. 6S5-tf
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A YANKEE TEMpER ! nee LECTURE.

ANCE LECTURE.
y TMscs furnishes
Of a Temperance
% have been delIv-
ong Island. by a
with a face
just as il
J out with a jack
ces1ry fragment
ilpaRr. to round
!: 10 the Lecture,
:hc Export:
re q say there i
: 'eiri&ins. Whcu
doesn't often stay
I .O@ on continual
] keT will wisk yc
! W2dy will brand
rnMonest gin - y
|, nwGy; and even
f. q Alestructive t"
E 1ed in water
., sh GU ght to Ire
III giM If still men
!, houl,l have quiet
y ARD brought +" an
I ,erSS and II hn,lr
: # many Captain
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zU Yellow Planting & Mercer
Potatoes for sale by BRANSON s. JOHNSON.
Feb IL, ,ra3 If

In STOfSE,
500 Bushels Seed Oats.
500 Bushels Bread Corn.
1000 Puunds Bacon.
10 Barrels Planting Potatoes.
1000 Pounds New lard For sale by
THOS. J. JOHNSON,
doors west Bank Cape Fear.
Feb 10, 1853.
"a H. ~S de
2 new and handsome Bugsies, warranted well
made aud very low price. For sale by
THOS. j. JOHNSON.
Feb'y 10, $50. 729-tf
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km Summer. Residence EEE3
;: FOR SALE.

Xfhe subscriber offers for sale, on accommodat-
t1g terms, his summer residence on Harrington
tkll, about one mile and a quarter from the Mar
KIT House. The dwelling house is finished and
Mastered, has five rooms on the first floor, is
e4lrty feet long, twenty seven feet wide, with
1l3zZa nine feet. Kitchen. smoke house, barr,
atat stable A good Well in the yard and sew
eEal Springs on the premises; and 2s o
sl2nd. Persons desiring to purchase can see the
f6emises on application to the sub.cr criher.
2x VIM. l.. CALAIS.
Sty I2, 1853 722. 3t
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5 must be handed in by
hg, and should have the
Intended marked upon
3libe inserted till forbid
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cheapest, Shortest, g.
Most EXpedstious Route
20 petersburg and slae Nortas.

20 Petersburg sasad ssac ROTtas.
vEsRAVELLERS c,ming Down The Raleigh
aud CASTOR Road are informed, that they
will find at G,sroN a passenger train ready y
carry them on 10 Petersburg without, any delay.
By taking this train. they will noi only save
SO cents in the price Of each passage, and short
en- the railroad, travel s miles, compared with
the route pa Weldon. hat they viii reach Pc
tcrshurg before the Petersburg or Portsmouth
car, start from Weldon, as taose cars have 10
wait there io the Wilmington cars,--and besides
avoid the DELAY Of 81 TO 4hours at thai place.
For further information and tickets, Apply e
the Agen, Of the Greonsvllleand Roanoke llll
Road Company, al tiaston.
Office Grccnsyille & r. r R.1o.,
- Ga.,nn. sept. Il. 1853. 03-2nl
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r. ). Almost any number d cofAiicaies can
be sent you ifyou wish i,
Windsor, G. ", June 20, 1852.
&c. Arm. Sir: This may certify that
have used you CmxuRY pEcranAL inr upwards
pf one year; aud il l. my sincere belief that
should have heen IN M grave ere this time i |
had not. II has cured me Ola dangerous alec
lion Of the lungs. and do not oseistate my con-
sclons when say il is a priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully
d. A. McCUhIiN, Attorney a; Law.
Wiikcsbarre, Pa, September as, 1880.
DR.. j. C. ArEG. Ny dear Sir Your madi-
cine is u,uch approved d ly those who hase llsoJ
j, here. ana its composition il such 4 u insure
and maintain III reputation. invariably recon-.
mend il for pulmonary affections, Il 10 many q
our principal physicians.
am your friend,
CHAs. S'fREATER, n d.
Prepared by !. &. AVER, Chemist, Lowell
Massachusetts.
CT Sold by S. d. Schoolfeld, Hillsborongh
Mr.. J. S. Lucas, Chapel Hill, and by Dfuggisl'
and Dealers in Medicines generally.
October A. 0h--4m
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Now ols. II lie kfsssr j large ami raInfaana-
= is4 assa.mrni II Ek.EsE~Ea nEad 0ss-
stnfsfat af00gta. teselher viii laisr slork
a ss1sl ssfic Fabrics. purchased briofe
ihe receHf alsaacs u riie.s
Menl,.nis aFe rssI.ssilllly in.iie.I % eall and
examine bur ass.,is lla.i. IS " ffsl coGslr.i Ne
ean oiI',r 4 great inducements % purchasers a.
can l'c iiulsd IN llis n ~ eiiey aaasLff.
) n. "a. Ordsfs pro,nIil, attended d.
Petersburg. Scp,, y. lss3 ss-
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CHERRY pECTORAL,
For ti,e RAID cnrs Of
COUGHS. COLDS, H0sRsEAESS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
CR0up, ASTHMA. AID
COSSUaiPTI0y.


Among the humorous discoveries seienee has
mnle ii this gcneralion.io iagii.aic iar hu.iusss
Z III. increase H. e,I,,ymeni, all even rralans
H. term IL human exa.icnrc. nonecan T. named
4 more real vaIue 70 laankind, ihan ilis conili-
ial,on Il Chemistry ,oihc Healing ~. Ayast
,ial d lis virtues ihnsnshou, tbs lsoad eounsry,
h.. proven beyond dpali, that NJ me,iiriiie or
.oml,inaliou Of arlcines yet known, ean % s,irc-
i, coa,rol and cure the numerous salieiies of
puiaanary disease which hase hishersa sNeP.
irom our mils, ,houaad, and thousands every
,ear. lnieed. lI,cre ! now ahundans reason o
l.I,e,c Kennedy has At lenglhtecn ioaniNhiell
can IL relodo %. to.cure thr mos, daneesons az
tclions ii Tie lungs. tor space here viii not.
permit H. % publish any proportion u 'ile cures
rtor,si ~ IL urc, hui W would present ihc ici-
loving :--and dielef further eulnir, % iny Arie-
risan Almanac. which The agent below n1mcd,
viii always be pleased 70 furnish free, ~liciein
ar full particulars, aud inlispu.aIle ptoos of,liese
sta,emenls.
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G0nner s Tin.

= > =
yE7lli. ~ulsa.ril.er having lieceme proprietor Of
ihr Tin and Coplvr Estnliishmcd lately
owned ~ A. q. AinFdots. bess iea.e N iriam
the ciliz.as 81 liill esaepgl aud lic spg msla
couMry lhn hc via eougnue - eHsfy the
Tin aitl "copper" Nnslshss NJ ~ II giNea
hranrles. md wpaiF N IsIsasssl ~ havp VII
s6i't .iiswfhass 9 ilsIeee sey article % ha'
Nacof husaess.
Merchant viii &c supplied al ihc usual whole-
sale prices, AZ the shoflest aoiire ant the lin
delivered a, ,llcif doors lsee ef cost Every az
,iclc warranted 10 be If eo0'I material aud the
wolkmanddp good.
lis shop Win be found one door above p D.
Ruilhi's store.
CHARLES THOMPSON.
sept. 10, 1888 Oily
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OIlice of 1'IenepoFlalIon.
LauTcas 4. T., ). c. Avs. 2. is5s- 5


10. Arsa. Dear Sir, Ny liulc son. fonE
wears ul, hasjnsl recovered from seyess attack u
malignant scadct lescr. his Ihsoat Was mlirn..
mi every persoa that vis,ed higlrone ennced hiil'
Ana chiIi. Haying used your rAsgasaf fff,
r,a... III California. ~ shefpinler ol dpf lral
se,cre attack 81 Bronchitis, Mh eilsifs fvYxfst,
49, is,dac,.l ID tsy oss liis iisss sQs taAsc
him iea.spoonluli cycrs. ihttf h5ass. t''iishr.
ina Ia tho morning. and By Ten o'clock i, eisht
found decided change lor the better. aniai,er
,hnc days use he wac able TO ealsef dfinA With
out pain.
us ,,sc in the above named disease vii save
many a child from premature grave, aud tess'So
the anxiety Of many fond parout. For at ai-
ter,ions of the Throat and l.ungs, b.licyo i. the
best mc,licine cxtanl. feeling q tie deepest
gratitude, proml,s inc ia Addressing you these
lncs.--lui ior your inpurtani discovery, ny IT.
tlc hny would now have iweai n another world.
an yours, with great respect,
ii pOAEII SIM fAns If. a. III.
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ggDL s % IL Allsa,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
HnHG lsase - inform sAeir friends Ill yIi,GI.
~ M and NORTH cAgOLlNA. th4t ,hsy
are rrclaryi iiiis -pason sooiiv TIE i.ARGEsT
aud most commanding s,acA ol
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ever esiiibiasi in ihe eity Of Pr,ersburs Th,ir
EnsiIsll, scofeii. ErISis. French,
aud Eseasians Goods
have 'ern selrc,eA With gtal cafc hy oaa Of thc
asal ~ PERSON, and having operated early
tsr an adyanrc. tie siasf of Amesiean Dames.
iics viii he ioena ehaapof lhan any recent pur-
cha 60 Bnyin1 i al Times exclusively iOr
CASH they Aslieyc They posnss s'isan'ages
which Win make il II ilie interest 81 purchasers
u sall on Ihria Terms h'sal, - usual.
PAIL & MulI.sIAlNE,
lnporiefs and Wholesale dealers,
Easi Side Sycamore street
e1r Aee1ts ter Noflh Caroline Cotton Yarns,
Dpaesii,s, aud lfish shoe Threads.
ptiefamrg. Va. Sepi. /. -0l
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Rock iIiIl. n. g, Juiy II, 1872,

DIR. y. G. Al 6n.- Since your ine.iieiae ias he-
come known here il has gieater demand than
any other cough remedy We have ever sold. y
Is spoken of in ierns OF unmeasured praise ny
,hose who have used il, and kaowof sone cas- 5
where the best they can say il. j. nol tea ayeh
Tor the goo il has lone. ilk, pleasure iH'sell.
Ing ii, because know thai am gningAry GU
lpmcrs the worth Of their money. aud ktfe gla'
iilictl IN seeing the benefit il confefs. "a
Please send me further supply and bclisye
M, ,,l,ir.. with lnsfli.li.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-23

FrNNY. One Of the ladies connected
with the " Methodist Five Points Mission" "
who has under her charge soLle thirty boys,
called them together on the morning of
Thanksgiving day, to perfect them in their
answers to questions she intended asking
them when before the visitors during the af-
tcrnoon. After arranging them properly, the
first boy on the right, in answer to the qucs-
ton "W no made you - was 10 say Stood. -
The next. "Of what were you made !" re-
ply, "lhe dust of the earth, and so on, through
the Catechism. The all important moment
having arriTal, the little . shavers were
told to stand up. The litt}c head boy, it
seems was missing, but the fact being unno-
ticed by the teacher she proceeded with the
question, - Who made you !" which elected
the following laughable answer, ~ was made
out of de dirt of de 'crt but the little leller
what God made has got the bclly-achc, and
gone home"