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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

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Three fbouxap,l Russians had cross
ed the Danube into Dobrudeha.
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Gortschakoff MAS at that place. Bsk-
schigrai had sent his army 20 Sebasto-
pol.
csnstantinople letters to the Iath
uliimo say that 5000 OF the foreign
legion and 1000 Turks had Just left
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg. Nov. 3.
ToBBAcco-Lugs $3.50 a. ESQ; Leaf.
common to good. &c so "a $40; good
to fine, $40 90 a. sI4 90.
CoTToS.-SaIes at &c.
WHEAr.-Sales at 81 40 a I 96e,
CoRs.-Sales at 80 q sac.
FLouR.--City Extra $40
BAcos.-ya. hug round. Halle;
Sides 3 a 81; Shoulders 8 81; Hams,
to l4c.
GUASo. Peruvian $50; Mexican
SIS; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville, Nov. ..
Candles-Fayetteville Factory lSc.
% 90. Adamantine % a soc.
Cotton--8 sc.
Flour-Cross ~ IS; 6ne az so a
s7 IS; superfne 81 rs as 90.
Feathers-4o D 45c.
Corn-90c. a 81 90.
MoIasses-Cuba IS @ 90; n. Or
leans 57a "a 4Oc.
Whiskey zoe.
Norfolk, Nov. 4.
FLouR.-superfine 9@9i.
SuoAR-Brown, Porto Rico, 81 81
N. Orleans S "a 6 c.
MoLAssEs--Cuba 90 a 24c.; N. Or
leans o. 80 c.
Cores -Laguira II III c.; Rio
LA III.
GuANo-Peruvian S4S.
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B11.ls. oss s.
AociDxxr on THE GskAT WksrKss
fcanADA) RliLRp1D.-Ihe accident re.
ported Yesterday on the Great western
Railroad Of Canada occurred through
the burstiag " the head ~ the cylin.
der. which threw the train out of time.
Alter delay OF two hours the train
proceeded at fhr rate OF twenty miles
an hour. and when near Chatham, IN q
dense fog. came in collision with a graz
vel train.
The locomotive Of the express car
asoverturncd. and chrushed two cars
first and second clsss) into splinters.
Almost every enc an the second class
car was either killed or wounded ; and
IN all 25 men, 1 I women and III chill
dren were killed. and 81 men and 90
women and children injured, one hall
Of them il is thought fatally. The
deaths were mainly aiming the emf
grants. The horrors Of the scene were
beyond description.
The latest accounts frnm the scene
Of the collision state that 4s persons
were killed instantly. aud that two Of
the wounded have since died.
4 heavy baggage car was thrown up
insp the air. falling rn top Of the first
car. driving il in. and chrushing down
numbers beneath It's psn,Ierous weight.
II was four hours before the msngfed
remains could be eriracatcd.
From all the facts We have been able
to ascertain. the fault of the accident
rests upon the watchman. who fell a.
sleep upon his post, and on waking in
formed the master Of the gravel train
that the passenger train had passed.
Surprising this to be the fact. the gra-
vel train started, and in q short time
came in collision with the passenger
train. Two men on the gravel train
were killed.
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CALIFORNIA.

The Star of the West brings the fol-
lowing items Of news from California !:
The California Senate will stand
thirteen anti-electionist Democrats,
thirteen bogus Democrats. and seven
Wings. United Democratic majority
nineteen. The Wings gain four Sc.
majors this year and lose two. The
House will consist of anti-election De.
mocrats thirty-three. bogus Democrats
ten. Wings thirty-6ye, and Indepen>
dents two. In all, Democrats forty.
three, Wings and Independents thirty
seven. Democratic majority six--on
joint ballot twenty FIVE. The vote Of
the anti.electionists on joint ballot is
iorty-ninc-of bogus Democrats t~en-
ty-thrcc.
The trial of William Walker for a
violation Of the neutrality laws, in his
recent attempt to revolutionize the go>
vernment Of Mexico, as existing in So.
nora. has been set by Judge Ogler, Of
the United States district court, for
Monday, the Cd of October.
The whale fishery is being prosecute
ed with no inconsiderable success at
Monterey. Several whales of very
large size have been taken recently in
the bay, yielding from fifty to eighty
barrels of oil.
GREAT MASSACRE By THE INDIANS IN
SONORA.
The San Diego Herald has the fol.
lowing account furnished by Mr.. Iii.
vingston, who had arrived from the
Colorado:
Henry Livingston, to whom we are
indebted for the following important
items of intelligence from Sonora. ar
rived in this city on Sunday last, &C.
companied by Messrs. John Stein and
Samuel Simon. During the two days
stay Of Mr.. Livingston at the crossing
of the Colorado, report was brought
in, to the effect that company Of Inn
migrants. composed Of fifty persons,
all from Texas, were murdered near
the Pimos Village, by band OF Apa-
ches, on the 3lst of August. There
were several women and children in
the train, who, il is feared, were doom.
ed to more horrid fate. All the cat.
tie, six hundred in number, together
with the provisions. were carried off
by the Indians, leaving the wagons on
| the road.
This news was brought by train
| which was at the time few hours ira
vel in the rear, but which happily es-
capped attack. Near Tucson, about the
same time, party of twenty Ameri-
cans were eating their dinner. when a
band of fifteen Indians made descent
! upon them, and carried off seven of
their finest horses, without a shot be-,
ing fired by either party, although the
Americans were welLarnleal,- outnum-
bering them, and witnessed the out.
rage.
Another party. few miles the other
side Of Tucson, we're attacked, and
| one American killed and twenty-seven
horses taken: The parties bcfnre men,
toned were all from Texas. The Apa-
cses are becoming more troublesome
| and more formidable zach day, and al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

An old farmer. who feared neither
God nor man. had hired q devout ne
gro and to get some Sunday work 90 {
Of him. he would always plan case Of
" necessity" on Saturday. and on Sun
day would pat that point TO the mans
conscience. Que marning old sambo
proved refractory " he would work no
more on Sundays" The master then
argued with him that it was "case Of
necessity = that the Scriptures allow
ed man to get out Of pit. on the
Sabbath day. : beast that had fallen in.
(" Yes. massa. rejoined the black, !" but
not il he spend Saturday in digging the
Pif for fhs ufry puTose!"
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v,ol.rllxo rHr Nrrrn.lrrr Law

vloLArrso rHr NrsrKaLIrY LAVA
IL is stated ia the Brownsville Flag
that fifteen or twenty Of the leaders Of
the late Nexicaa revelation have been
arrestrd at Brownsville for violating
Our neutrality laws BY arming and e.
quipping men on the American bank
Of the river. The Flag seems TO be in
dignznt that American citizens should
be disturbed in their 6llibustering OPP
eratious.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

A Great Chance for a Bargain
I SHALL offer for sale to the highest bidder,
(without reserve,) ON Tuesday Of November
Court, in the town Of Hillsborough, my fine
Jack, BALAAs.
BALKAN is six years old next May, was sired
by the large lack Of Col. Luterloh, Of Chat
ham, and can show as fine colts as are 10 be
seen. Terms accommodating.
K. MALLETT.
November 4, 1854. 6l--
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UskrrI lssksrroS.-Mr. B1ndy. al
I.yndsn. W. has Invented machine
Tor ssigglag potatoes. The idea cpn
sists in providing mould- boards with
Stats - Constructed - to work through
the soil. acting like sieve. raising and
separating the potatoes from the earth.
and leaving most Of The earth or soil
In lis place. Mr.. B.claims fhat il will
turn out several acres Of potatoes in a
day, and that IL San be handled with as
much facility a. common plough.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

CupID OUT WEsT-'l'he young god
Of love in his old age seems to be get
ting reckless as to the direction in
which lie filings his fatal shafts. In
Somerset, Ohio, short time since,
two girls were so captivated with the
war whorp and dances Of a band OF tn
dams who were exhibiting in that town
that they elopcd withtwo Of them, and
proceeded as far as the town .of Put>
nam, when they were overtaken by
their angry mother, a widow lady, who
ealledon the police to rescue her daugh-
tiers from their newly chosen husbands.
Finding all her efforts OF no avail, she
a, isnsIh yielded TO the solicitations
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!

ITO! all ye that thirst for knowledge, CONS
- 10 the Drug Store, and buy the following
The Old North State, Leila Ida, or the Jewish
Fern Leaves, lsecond Convert,
series,) The Weaknesses,
The Forest Sanctuary, Letters Of the Madiai.
The Siege Of valeniia, Magdalen Hepburn,
Songs OF the Affections, Fashion and Famine,
Songs Of Life, The Pilgrims Of Wal
Tales & Historic Scenes, singham,
Sunny Side, Thrilling Adventures BY
Shady Side, Land and Sea,
City Side, Life and Sayings Of Mrs.
Lights and Shadows Of Partington,
Scottish Life, Substance aud Shadows,
Party Leaders, Mrs. Lesie's New Cook
Leila in England, Book,
Spencer's Fairy Queen, Fifty years in beth He
in various bindings. misphcres,
The Covenant of the Daring Deeds Of Ams-
Manse. rican Heroes,
Dsvecote or the Heart Canadian Crusoes,
Of the homestead, Fishers Catechism,
Haps and Mishaps, Virginia Comedian,
Five years before The Alone--The great novel
Mast, Of the day,
Journey 10 Central Al. Shakspear's Works.
RIGA, Maryatt's
Memoir of M'Cheyne, Bulwer's
Together with all the Animals for 1855, a
great variety Of Juvenile Works, and the best
assortment Of Stationary ever offered in this
market, &c. &c.
October 30th. Co.
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Fifty cents line is the charge for
advertising IN the Weekly Tribune.
A recent advertisement which appear
ed inithat journal. occupying not quite
a column. cost the advertiser the snug
sum Of s86l; and the proprietors say
that they will make no diminution in
charge for long advertisements. The
Tribune has unquestionably the largest
weekly circulation Of any journal in
this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

We have been credibIy informed
that Mr.. Richard Cox has sold from
his farm. situated on the Western
branch. three and half miles from
Portsmouth. during the present year,
the gross amount Of si3.956. Mr..
Cox cultivatrs garden farm. and fur
nishes vegetables for the markets Of the
northern cities. This amount was the
pra6t Of seventy FIVE acres, being sis9
proht per acre. Norfolk Beacon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

CpyrEH A CoILEcroH.-fhe fol-
lowing incident. which occurred not
many miles distant. is an amusing spe-
cimen of a little cufse's skill in mat
tiers of finance:
"Mr. p, want q pound Of can
dies and sixpence change"
Seeing no money. Mr.. p. wishes to
know what the boy wauts with the six
pence.
81 know Masters going to give you
q quarter tomorrow, and there'll be
sirpenee change J"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

DssAsaD OrsrsRs.-The numerous
sudden deaths in New York city. from
what ia called "oyster cholera" e1-
cites some alarm. and. as may be sup,
posed, creates a prejudice against the
hsh in question. which puts an end to
the profits of those who deal in them.
for the present.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

4 hhts enterprises. 81 lsaSi o. ne
Plsseat To shat ne conplie.iiuns
81 karopsah psliiirs nzy lead. a. re-
CARDS tie fate II csba. Il is Impossible
% diFines bar Il the firm eslablishment
Of constitutional monarchy takes place
ia Spain. aud Cuba IS permitted RIP
rexe0tztlan in the corfes. with s.nae
approach 70 = nore equal distribsti0u
"A Offices in the island between the
cfeolesa1d the Spzaiarls Of Old Spain,
such an arrangement uonld provide q
xhsnael for the escape Of much Of the
disceniens that nos prevails there.
cAuLsssa Nsss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

The sectarian schools which were es-
tablished by Roman Catholic priests
in San Francisco, aud have drawn
$4,000 from the pockets Of people,
have proved abortions. and are COM
planned Of by the Grand Jury as nui-
sances.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08
A Splendid A,sortnsht ofFsH sna
MLnlsr Goods.


AERcHANT TAILOR.
HAS jsss revived - s<nsa . isrsr al -
ned s.ssssunsaf u tiooJs h tis Ins. vk.<h
esnnes isd 10 ricsss 10 syAs fssLity aad t~Su.
TIE sssofir~nl emtsscrs ssrrY v1<xsay " Ils<bs
fss Gsnlismsn's csgshioy, snsss rks<h - -
folis~ing;
Superior French & English flvthsJ
Plain & Figured Frerch cassina<rxs;
Satin. Silk. and Figured Velvet Vest
ings. very rich; sc. &e- &c.
He has siso received Large A~orssas =
Ready Made Clothing,
which 10 o. zshionsi'ls cut sad well nsd<. kss.
ing b<ea pocured from . houss u ~>ssthsbsd
rrPui<tian. The sssgin<ni snbsse<s ell fh< a.
tieles Of grnslen.sn's wardrobe. lfsm he flsA-
mel Shirt % the Gns Dress Coat
His friends and the pablie generally are Insis-
Cd 10 give him call. a. he feels eoa6dsns shst
be viii he able 10 give ssii-fseiien-
or He has received the Psil and Wint<r Fssk.
ions. and u prepared 10 eut and make Gentle
mems Closhing in the l,ess sfylr. A god ~
snurasfrd. The beat ef wsIklaen keps esnsssni-
y in his employment.
He tenders his wsrnes thsnks 10 he publis
fer the liberal patronage heretofore sreeissJ. and
hopes 70 merit and receive eoosinusnee Of tAsis
favors.
HiIl'bmoush. Oessl<r .. 67-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

During the nine months of the pre-
sent year. twenty-sir thousand seven
hundred and forty-four is the net adj
dition to the population Of San Fran
cisco. or these thirteen thousand two
hundred aud fifty-fss were Chinese.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

Wesley Chapel, one Of the Meiho.
dist Churches Of Columbus (ohio) has
adopted rule by which all the male
and female members of a family may
sit together in the same pew. One Of
the classers, who had just been marri-
ed. ION dit, refused to vote for this
innovation upon one Of the cherished
rules Of Methodism.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

The New York Sun states that nat
nalizaiian in that city goes on with
uneSampled rzpidity. The entrance
TO the bureaus of naturalization are
crowded from nine in the morning till
hate ia the afternoon. No less than
twp hundred per day. for the last two
weeks, have been admitted 10 the ho-
pors Of American citizenship.
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NOTICE
NEW GOODS! GOOD GoODSi
AND PRETTY GOODSl

NEW GOODS! GOOD G0ODSi
AND PRETTY GOODSi
INHE subscribers are now receiving . tares
aud varied assortment Of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
selected with great care at the lou rata nov
ruling in the Northern markets.
Ladies will find, with other articles, The iol.
lowing:
Plain, Brocadc and Plaid Silks,
French and English Merinos,
Atwood DeI.aines,
Raw Silks and DeBage Alpscss,
Cashmeres and Mouselin DeLains;
ALSO, French Embroideries and Embroidery
Patterns,
Rigocttes and Mohair Head Dresses, de.
For Gentlemen:
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres.
Vestings of all qualities and styles,
Fancy Ties and Shirt Colars,
Dress and Hunting Boots,
Moleskin Dress Hats, new STYLE,
Wide-Awake, Know Nothing, and Now-s.
days Caps and Hats,
Gents Travelling Shawls. &c.
They invite attention to their stock Of Negro
Clothing, Linseys, Kerseys, Brogans, Leather.
Blankets and Flannels.
The Ladies will find new Winter Bonneis.
(Colored Straw and Lawns.j and new style Rib
bons to dress the new or redress the old ones.
]. g. TURRENTINE & SON.
October l6. S.
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Tnx Nxxr cAarAIos.-The British

THE NKxr CAaPAIcN.-The British
Government is already making rrange-
ments for the next compaign. The
Dublin Daily Express says that early
in March the 18th, the 51st, the 54th,
the Seth. the Goth, the I'D, and the
8oth. the Sad. the goth. and the gath
regiments will be in England. and pre-
pared 10 proceed to the Baltic. 1t
would thus appear that a long struggle
is anticipated The cost in the end
will be immense. and unless the Allies
should be discounted an effort will
no doubt be made to obtain restitution
from the Gear. Such is already the
sentiment Of large portion of the
people Of England and France.
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Dress Coats, Over Goats, VESTS,
Plantations. sc. sc.
FALL TRADE, 1854.
8. .. sCEDDlTlEID & CO.,

s.. .. sCEDDLTIELD & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, PeJii-
merry. Cigars, Fancy articles, &C.,
A RE now receiving the larges, and most so
a lect Stock that they have ever offered to the
Trade, which will be sold on as reasonable terms
as at any other establishment in Middle OF West
ern North Carolina.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Farmers,
are cordially invited to call and examine the qua
lily and prices, as we are determined TO make il
to lheii interest 10 buy Of US.
Orders sent WILDE filled promptly, neatly pack
ed, and forwarded with despatch.
Orders amounting 10 S25 or upwards, we will
deliver free Of charge to any distance under tsen-
ty.isc miles.
October "a, 1854. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-08

TVS PAcIFIc RAu.RoAp.-we are
happy to learn that the Directors Of
this railroad have resolved to run ne
trains on the Sabbath.
81. Louis Pressyierion.
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Two passengers by the steamship
Washington, at New York, were ar
rested for smuggling. On one was
found a large buckskin belt buckled
around his body, in which there were
two rows Of watches tightly sewed into
the belt, varying in value from $50 to
$500 each.
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FROM EUROPE.
New York, Oct. u


The United States mail steamship
Pacific has arrived with dates TO Octo-
Der Is. bringing four days later intel
ligence frmn all parts Of Europe.
The Liverpool cotton market is firm.
Prices are sitter, but unchanged.
Richardson quotes all descriptions
of breadstuffs as considerably advanc.
ed. Flour has advanced three shil-
lings. Western Canal is quoted at
SIS. and Ohio at SOS. Wheat has adj
vanced from six to nine pence; corn
has advanced one shilling.
There is absolutely no reliable news
from the seat of war, the dispatches
which have been received are so con-
flicting. The following, however, may
be considered authentic.
Nothing had been done up to the 9th
Of October. The allies now number
10000. and they occupy strong po-
sition south Of Sebastopol, and have all
their siege apparatus landed.
Menschikoff continues to hold the
field to the north Of Sebastopol with
SC, 900 men, and expects to be joined
by SO, 1000 more by the 18th Of 0cto-
Der.
+ The latest accounts say that Gene
raj Caurobert ordered the Russian out
posts to be driven in on the 9th, and
batteries erected.
Ten thousand additional Frenchmen
are to be Immediately shipped from
Marseiles to the Crimea, to join the
expedition.
Omar Pacha is preparing to operate
on three points--on the Pruth, in Do
bundscha, and the Led.
The Gar of Russia is amassing for
ces ON the Austrian frontier.
The statement that the Baltic feet
will return home without further ope-
rations is confirmed.
1t is surmised in certain quarters
that France and England are at present
organizing the reestabishment Of an
independent kingdom Of Poland.
Jerome Bonaparte has been re-natu-
ralized as a Frenchman.
The latest dispatch from Lord Rag
Ian says that it is expected to open a
fire in few days.
On the 4th cannonadc took place
between the English steamers and the
Quarantine Fort OF Odessa. Nothing
of Importance resulted from the COLI
sion.
A Vienna dispatch says that a secret
treaty actually exists between the Car
and Prussia.
LATER.
The steamer Arabia arrived at New
York with Liverpool dates to the 2lst
ultlmo.
There is no news of a decisive cha
racter from the seat of war. The bonn
hardment of Sebastopol was commenc
ed on the 18th ultimo from two hundred
pieces Of artillery at a long range. Ru-
mors of the capture of the city we're rife
at Vienna, Paris, and London, but the
public we're slow to believe them The
Russian corps Of $4,000. posted near
SebastopoI, had opened fire on the be-
siegers, and greatoperations were daily
expected. The city, it was supposed,
could not hold out more than three or
four days. Gen. canrobert had"rotl-
iie,l the Frcgch Goverflmens that tbs
. &
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
LEVIN OARMICTAEI,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
WOULD respectfully inform bis friends and
~ the public, that he has just opened fire
Stock Of Goods In his liae, selected with great
care BY himself In the city Of New Yoik, which
Cor beauty taste and excellence. he thinks win he
found TO equal. il they do no, surpass, any which
have before been oieredin this place. They con-
sst fevery variety Of articles usually KEEP, in .
Merchant Tailor's Shop,
viz: superior French and English Cloths; Plain
and Figured Freneh Cassimerr; Satin and Silk
Plush veslings. both figured and plain; Shirts,
with the latest French bosoms; Crassts, Neck
Ties. &c. Also well selected assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, such az
Dress Coats, Over Coats, Vests,
Pantal0Ons, sc. sc.
His friends and the public generally, are invii-
ed to give him call. as be Heels confident he can
please in siyle, quality and p riee.
or The Latest Fashions are reported TO him
monthly from two Of the most fashionable Cities
in the world; and his Coats win be cut and
made up 50 as 20 compare both la taste and beau.
~ with any made in any city in the Union, ii.
Their North or South.
He also promises the public that he will take
pleasure In Cutting and Making work IN every
style that may DO desired.
October ~. 3d.
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most ever train uhieh enters lheir
.fahgs VII b more o. less harrasied
bI den.
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. The destructive ERE in Clesveland.
Ohio. an the 28ih ultimo. entails loss
Of morc than million Of dollars.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS,
consisting Of every thing usually kept in village
store, viz:
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Hardware and Cutlery. Boots, Shoes,
Hats, and Caps, Queenswarc,
Saddlery, and Coach Materials Of
all descriptions,
also lot Of Ready-Made Clothing,
low as they can be bought elsewhere.
0 The highest prices will be given for Pro.
duce in exchange for Goods.
Thankful for the liberal patronage be he's
heretofore received, he would respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same.
November Z, 1854. ST.
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bee lnrlaies q lis for better % worse.
seeompsnied her daughters % thsir
Eesirrn tear.