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IRON PLANER

when 'hev hav" recently IN: in operation " h:.,,
rtHl'a'," OF pinnng twenty feet in l-,ir.l, f,r.v
"'G'.t ''c'i"s III width and ior;v-.wo inches in .l,.,
with which they are PREPARED with c~,or:.,i,...
w"rkinc' To Il" any "h> ri planning n. .l,.,r, mic.
10 The entire satisfaction Of their customers They
!i;iv" ai>" IN connection with their hu.uc>s,x,cri
enccd Pattern Walkers. and can .u;,,,,v orders N
that line.
Inc saw MIL Board and C'a,hoarI Palmer, and
'"iffing Machine connected with this c..alslmcn.
are in operation and constantly prepared with OK
perI"'cei w"rkrncn for business in til, line.
-. J"hnShurv. W. July :. 1884 ss4.i
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

r.. the subscribers, being appointed Lv Tho
W rr"paic Court for the District of C,,eJo-
ma commissioners to receive examine and .dn,,
All cams and demands Of all persons against N..b.
cw thomson. lite Of Barnet in said district do
ec">r'' ahd Tie claims Of the deceased exhibited
III "ii>et thereto, hereby give notice that six mech.
li,h 'ne ION day OF June a. u. 1854. are allow.
ed TOR the creditors 10 present their cI,w. ~ w.: !,
commissioners. for examination and aleu-, 'u
INA, we VIII meet i"r that purpose. Mt the HOW a
on the late Matthew Thomson in Barnet. ON ,be .e,.-
ond tuesday Of July. and fra: Tuesday If Dccon
Der next, III ten o'clock forenoon. On each If sad
days. N" VI >''"
JOHN BROCK.
CLAIpIrS SOMEES. Commissioners.
Barnet, June -. 1854, CO.,
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ALI ABLE TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH
We like. nj nl times. 10 give credit when cred. is
que ana II NJ the same time we can relieve the dis
trcssed, We are douhv gratified; We therefore give
the following voluntary testimony to the bcnefi-
cial effects of Wistar's Bal,am of Wild Cherry hv
the editor of the Columbia, South Caroliniun who
appears To have obtained great relief bv its use
Old Nirginan. Portsmouth. Vu.
WIsTAEs BtI.sAM OF WILD CHERRY. We sell
dom resort to patent medicines, having a great re-
.pcct for the skill Of the rcgulnr profession. but
chance threw into our way the above named meI
cine. immeI '"'v after the close Of the last session
"t the Legislature. hen our lungs were almo>. ,lr
ed up ty the highly raritied atmosphere Of our
stove warmed State House. The Baisam immel-
ate!v relieved us ola most harra sing cough which
threatened our health in serious degree We feel
that We are indebted 10 it tor some fifteen pound,
II animal weight-whicli addition once felt. can
not lr forgotten
"a! rI"N. The only genuine and original article
VIZ .">' '"'i"r"d Inthc year 1898. 1t has been
We" 'fn aIrrcc,aIeN for ton wears in all tho
complaints :or winch il la, been re, o,,,,.rj,.I
viz: Coughs. Gods Iuflucnza, Bronchitis. N>,,,,,
ard Consumption. in lis ncipicnt stages Nno:,cr
medicine has proved more ci,icarou.. On ,cco,,n.
M the nhou'.!ed popularity Of his article. il ha,
been extensively coui.,crfri.cd nv person, who
know nothing OF the Mgrc,iicnt, Of This original
compound
None is genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper
A"E>r>-J. {. Bingham. st. Johnsburv: .Iolr
Bacon. 81 J"hnshurv Center: VIM Mcl;affcv Ivn
don t"rncr j. X. Randell 4 Co.: Lyndon GENRE
It'll flanders. Sheffield: s = Blanchard Glover
n e. Robinson. Barton: Gc,. Cowle> Evrrntr: l.
r. Weeks. Fcachan; Vail, leming 4 Co, Uanville.
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VINE tn1cr>i gned. Building Committee in behalf
Il Of school District N" I hereby invite Proro-
sails for furnishing Materials. and building school
House upon 81. .I"hnshnrv Plain. in said District.
Proposals will be received until the 18th inst. Also
for d"ir" the whole, or for the Masonry and Wood
Work separately. The house 10 lie bnil. in accor
dance with n Plan and Specification which nav be
seen at the house Of j. r. Colby
BARRON MOTION,
HORACE CARPENTER
AMOS &. MORRILL,, Buil7;nG Grm;ve,
RUSSELL HALLETT
J.K. COLBY,
sS4w1
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BRIGHTON MARKET-.Juue 20.

Al market 700 beef cattle. no stores, II pair,
working oxen. 123 cows and calves, 1000 sheep and
lambs 300 swine
fEIcEs. Beef Cattlc--Extra 80; 1.t quality, 81,
"a quaiitv snS;; 81 do y; ord. 7as!
Working oxen-S"o. loo 123, I35aI4o
Cows and calves-s2o. 2s. IS, -. Sc. 45a,,.
sheep and Lnmbs-extra SIS. 81, 6a7 by lot, 2.
q, 3a4.
Sw'ne-4;a5sc: wholesale. 4a;c; retail ,s,aGc.
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For Sale.

VUNIII. subscriber l:,- fr al. -. # blood S,:
folk Pigs, and he will have from 70 full tl",!-
ir >al. from i"w TIL fail - !c has "a lil.ner If
Jar h,"o,!rd SOW. and full blood boar two wear.
old ncN; >el'":Ehcr-!t HE one That drew The. fire,
premium a>t fall. Iiir Undersigned i!at.er> him
eli that Va. h.. ga Li-.-i / '....i.
4. II. WILCOX.
ST. .I"l,.>hury, June 20. I~,.. ss,ws
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4thOfJOlv!

Vv>HE week 81 the fourth % Iu!~ i. sl~svs an OK.
. ce.ient time 30 sc: I.ikcne>scs taken at the ST
J"in>hurv Daguerrean Gsllare. Price. from one
dollar to ten. Come and see.
July l, l>J4 ssc.f
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L HI E G. A lie DOMAIN

Of Europe. ! ask you to oppose such con-
summation. believe that British hearts,
British courage, and British means are equal,
in conjunction with our allies, with the sym
Pathies of Europe, and not only of Europe,
but Of the whole world, to achieve success,
and ] earnestly pray that God may give the
victory to Her Majestys arms for that pur-
pose. cloud cheers)
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the gull, distance of one hundred and fiftv
feet AT the latest advices she still survived
but her recovery was impossible.
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HAIL STORM.-A violent hail storm pass
ed over that part Of East Sanbornton known
as Sanbornton Bays. Proceeding from the
northerly part ofthe Bay. it passed in south
westerly direction until it reached the hills
near Mr. John S. Wallis, when it was met bv
another shower, and driven back as far as
Bay meeting house. Large quantities ofhail
fell in many places it was not all melted the
next dav, and VIC hear that hail stones were
picked up after the storm measuring over 4
inches in circumference. The damage done
to the crops ola number of farmers must be
considerable. Considerable glass was brok en-
and many apples we're peltcd from the trees
In some places every green thing not Who'll
ly excepting the leaves of the trees was pref
tv essentially cut down.-.MredM BriHqe
Gac
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and read three times, when it was passed by

and read three times, when it was passed by
- 10 D.
HOT SE-Thc House resumed the consid-
Grafton of the bill amending the postage law.
The new Postage bill introduced bv Mr..
ODDS. provides, in lieu Of the rates of most
ace now established by law, that there shall
be charged for single letter, conveyed anv
distance. no. exceeding 5000 miles, three
cents when conveyed wholly or in part by
sea, or two or from a foreign country, for any
distance not exceeding 5000 miles, the ocean
postage shall be five cents. For any distance
exceeding 5000 miles, ocean postage ten cents
excepting. however. all cases where such post
aye has been. or shall be, at different rates,
By postal treaty or convention already con-
,lul.d or hereafter to be made. Double,
treble and quadruple letters in proportion
Upon all letters passing through or in the
mail except such as are from foreign coun-
try. the postage as above specified shall be
prepaid; and from and after the first Of Jan
nary next such prepayment shall be by
stamp. All drop letters for delivery only to
be charged one cent each. All advertised
letters an additional cent
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET july s.
AT market S5s cattle, about all bcevcs. and no
sores, consisting of working oxen, cows and
calves IL and 3 wears old.
fRnEs-Market-Extr beef 80: 1.t quality a;
2d,2nality Gas; adquality y; ordinary :.
Iiides-ss!as.
Tallow-ssas!!.
Fct>-Sias
Calf Skins-l5c. per II.
veal Calvcs-S5 6, Sa1O
St"rrs-Working Oxcn--No sales.
COWS and calves-S34, &c, 42,54a62.
YearlinSs-nonc.
Two years oli-So5 2sa3s.
Three Years old-S34, 81, 80, ~, ~, bOa7c
Sheep and lambs-lso2 at market Prces-Ex.ra
4i5, s., 6,a7; by lot $2!!, p, 3, 81, 81 STAT.
Swine-nOne.
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BETTER r PETER

VHllf. >r''>rrl"r N"'.lf return h> sincere fI,snks
y tc the ci'iz";i> IL Caledonia and nSighbcri,e
counties. Tor :ii"ir rc:, bcrai patronage The nm
ec"e't"d -;lc "f lrarv .,lrcc thousand likenessee
during the ~" vr;ir> he h,> been il, to,n is most
gratifying testimony tina: his cn.rsvors to please
the public arc ''n', appreciated. His .ucce.s in
'n<ne>> has enabled him I" purchase Srvcrs, Issa
ant important 'npr''v''nr in The ar; and having
recently ":n-.c AMI r.!i.'ch his GALLERY, he is nov
rrcparc, :" sell letter pictures than ever tef,ra.
As heretofore h" * r"t nrsfiisas 70 cell TIE
i'"''">t pictures that can i- TAKEN t,i. ME
~ ~" * "ftIT1E AMI !iTTIE:' md i: xi Ne his
ann I" n: u those t!.at worthy Of the srt he
Processes nii such - ic : not al-,, To- hn,e re-,
iron h. fEn'!> ~i:; h. :a,nr thereon Ils i.rllio
''iay res assured ia' he nil >,,are no ;ns ar ex
l'i>" :" k'''l' NJ wih :lc ino. and the advance
mem ~ this roni,ltiil ar.
Having la:r.v rctil5c! IRON r,>ion he has now
II 'n'. II" r.r>t a->'r';nr,t ,f Gases and sek-
- eyer N-rcf IN Vernon. .f AL qualities. rrices
ana >'ylc>. = ls.-c uiil. {" ~hiel viii lie hr,i .m
hand y: al .i,:."<.
Pictures q. sick ~ ',r'>-,' "r., f-kcn ~ .l~;r
resi- ic''> r>..,'! Ihc:c>>e- .nh.n ,f iuild;,c.
;nae!;''"rr. re->''ch. &c. Tie ;r!'ic arc request
81 I" cal! at. eNniiii~ n-,s. Pupils instruct
=. III TIE Art md AL :r chemical examinations ex-
i'!at'!et -, - "a ensure success. r b. GAGE
-. hi'n>''''rv Daguerrean fiarrr.r .....
May II. l>.4. o'""
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EMOVAL.

II. CORItAN rr-I-"r':r~ c.r~- :o';c" :.
- hi friends ''i H." l'ii!ir. :!iSt hr h- removed
!:i> ila. Cap 4 lur Soy" FROM :lc II !ia, sta,
'''!in"rlr occupied ~ " r. El-:har "a n'v
'arge s' r"tnm"l,I,- i.uil.!ir- ;"'r south ~
M'>>r> Boo" lcn - Cl"'!iuc >.'rc, and near
y "I'">i.c the s.. .!.l,iIer:rv House.
Has MAGE ,""r'.rr nI,I T,;src a >iirr. rr;irc
- Ca>iir,ii :u- shipping lars.
Ucf. % lisa. S4Stf
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The America arrived the 9Th with new.
seven days later from Europe. The onlv
important news is the announcement that
the Turks have, single handed, beaten the
Russians engaged in the attack on Silistr;a
and driven them across the Danube,
The fleets both in the Baltic and Bl.ck
Sea remained still inactive.
N. n. LEGISLATURES.
On Thursday, At the first ballot, Wells re-
ceived only l4s votes for Senator less
than at the previous ballot.
The resolutions against the Nebraska bill
and censuring Hibbard, Norris and Williams
for voting for it, were passed in the House by
from 20 to 80 majority.
@Kossuth's sister, Madame Meszlenvi
who died in New York on Thursday, was "a
years Of age. The Evening Post saws she
bore a striking resemblance to her illustriou.
brother, both in person and character. She
leaves two daughters, respectively eleven
and thirteen years of age.
a In Shepherdsville, Built county, Ky,
the cholera broke ont with great violence on
Thursday last. Every case (sixtcen) proved
fatal during the succeeding three DAYS.
a Elections are to be held in twenty-five
Of the States within period of about three
months. A majority Of the members of the
next House Of Representatives are to be cho-
sen, and in Massachusetts,, Vermont. New
York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Flori
da, Louisiana, Arkansas, Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri, Iowa and California. Lepi,laturcs
are to be elected which will choose one SEN
a'or each, excepting that Of North Carolina.
which will elect two.
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terrible RAILROAD ACCIpENT-Wcd-
ncsiay mornings lightning train going west
from Detroit, Mich. on the Central railroad
when three miles from Wavne. ran into ear
rage containing wealthy farmer, and his
wife and children, killing them all instantly.
The train was thrown Oft the track and the
locomotive and several ears broken None
on the train were killed. but the fireman, en-
g'neer. and ten or twelve passengers were
more or less injured.
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A FATAL DOsE.-Mr. Edmonson, in Nc
Cracken Co., last week, on sitting down to
breakfast. discovered the biscuits of an unu-
sual color. called his cook. and requested her
TO eat one Of them, which she did very re-
luctantlv, and died in sixteen minutes after
wards from the effects Of the poison she had
intended for her master and mistrcss-Mn-
rNSriUe (ky. EoQle.
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. CONNECTICUT Il PASSvNp<vC INV,

- EKS IlRoAp.-The Annral Mr...;,.~ Of
thu '"nn"c;icu; 4 rasnrrp>;c River, Railroad Co..
VIII be holden at The Innc'":: IIon.c, White Eiycr
'uAc':"': oM Wcdncs'iar Ii" Slsi lav Of luiv, n.
q o'clock. T. NJ. for the purpose Of choosing NJ.
rcc:"rs. and :rnnsac..nc any other business ,ha,
may legally come h.for" sand meeting.
HENRY kEYES. Secretary
Ncwburv, VI. July I. ISL. s.+w3
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crnOr, and no power cdn hinder 1t, until the
Lara Almighty says, "Erighom you need not
be Gorsrnor ony longer,' and then am will
ing to yield to another"
~ A project is now on foot, among a
number of wealthy gentlemen of Cincinnati,
to raise fund Of $4,000 to purchase one
hundred acres Of land near the city, for the
purpose of park or garden, the land to be
laid off in carriage drives, and house to be
erected on the place for the reception of vsi-
tors. The plan proposed is to raise list of
one hundred stockholders, at $500 per share,
and nearly forty subscribers have ALREADY
been obtained
q The Dunkirk journal saws that gen.
tleman passed through that village en- route
for Cincinnati. with twelve native Chinese
tea culturists, for the purpose Of testing the
practicability Of growing tea in the vicinity
of Cincinnati
New COUNTERrEIT.-Count thrces
on the Nashua Bank, n. IT,, have made their
appearance. They have for vicnettc, train
of cars, with the word Three on the right Of
the vignette.
a The citizens Of Boston have presented
Captain Hayes-who resigned his office rath-
or than assist in the rendition of Burns
with silver salver, and purse of two hun
dred dollars.
LYNCHED.-The negro who murdered Mr..
and Mrs. Moore and her sister, at Dandrihce,
Tenn, was apprshended, confessed biz crime
and vas barnt at the stake
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-08

RIA BECh"Ir WOCLD TENDER HlSo SINCf-hE
u hanksto his numerous friends and customers, in Ra
leigh is vicinity for the liberal support he has recci1
ed and hopes by renewed efforts TO merit continuance OF
having in the wants of his customers at home he
deavored to select such articles would give entire sa
faction, both price and quality His stock consists IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCkERY, HARDWARE
CUTLERY, and FANCY ARTICLES, comprising IN part
the following:
GRocERIES.-Bacon Lard Meal, Flour Candles Sole and
Upper Leather Soap Salt, fine Chewing and Smoking To-
bacco Snuff, Cigars Sugar Coffee Teas, Pepper, AlSice
Ginger Soda, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Ink Backing
Powder and Shot, Lead, &C., &c.
HARDWARE CuTLERr.-Axes, Weeding-Hoes, Nails
Files Butts Screws, Padocks, Patt Locks, Coffee Mills
Tack Percussion Caps Scissors Iron and Britannia Spoons
Pocket Knives Knives and Forks, Thmbles Pins Needless
Hooks and Eyes, Candle Sticks, Vest Buckles, &c.
Glass and Crockery of all kinds
DRY GooDs Fancy ARTICLEs.-Bankets, bleacfcd
and unbleached Shirtings Va. Osnaburgs, Bed Ticking
brown jeans Kerseys Cassimeres Satlnetts Kentucky
jeans Tweeds Fancy Vesngs, Cambrics Linens Cravats
prints Letter paper Envelopes Steele Pens Pen Holders
Agate Buttons Coat Buttons fancy Vest Buttons, Goats
Spool Cotton Sewing Silk Flax thread, Cable cord Corset
aces Hair-pins Snu-boXes Coarse and fine Tooth Combs
Pocket Combs Ladies riding Side and Tuck Combs Paste
Board Gentlemens Chamos lined Gloves Wool Gloves
gross Half Hose also Ladies fine and cot
Hose Looking Glasses Backing Brushes Cotton Cards.
Shaving Boxes, Fancy Soaps, Perfumeries, &c, &c.
Also fine assortment OF Ladies' and Gentlemen'S Sum-
Shoes, cheap for cash Just to hand
Together with great variety of other articles entirely
tedious enumerae all of which VIII be disposed of
the most liberal terms for cash
Fayetteville street, few doors north of the Var
brough House, and opposite Lawrences Hotel.
Raleigh, March 27, lS3 Sc-y.
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mMANsIoN HOTEL. SALISBURY, N. c.

NMANsION HOTEL, SALISBURY, N. c.
IvH The undersigned having taken charge Of this long
tablished HOTEL situated the North Corner OF the
Court House. respectfully informs the travelling public that
will be her keep up 10 the fullest extent the
taton which this House has heretofore sustained for its
spared to render satisfied all who may favor her with
call From her long experience she is confident none will
haze to complain.
The House will, at all times be supplied with sufficient
number well trained and attentive servants and the fur
niture Kept in the best order.
THE TABLE shall constantly be supplied with the
best the market command.
THE STAGE OFFICE for all the principal Stage Lines
is kept this Hotel The great Northern and Southern
Mail Lines arrive and depart Daily; also, the Western via
Lincolnton to Asheville, Tri-weekly.
THE STABLES attached to the Hotel are large, comfor
table, and attended by very best Osters in the country
Trusting that by strict attention to the wants of the pub
lie only to retain the liberal patronage heretofore be
!. - - ~ s ANN BROWN.
Sashlryx Dec 1873. 10--3m
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10000 Dollars Wanted.

10000 Dollars Wanted.
vHyHE CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER
d Navigation Company desirous of borrowing THiR
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS for the purpose of complet-
ing their improv vement
According the provisions of the amended charter pass
ed at the last of the General Assembly the Copa-
nv will issue coupon bonds in of not than One
thousand dollars less than Five hundred dolarspaya
BILE in the CITY of New York five years after date and bear
ing interest payable semiannualy at the place Am
pie and undoub:ed security will be given.
wishing loan portion of said will please
address Peterborough, Chatham County
II. c., by the goth January, 1854.
Treas. c. f. & D. r. Nav Co.
The Raleigh Star and Wilmington Commercial will please
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Raleigh, Dec. u, 1858.


EDAKERY & CONFECTIONARY.-P
ED & MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
that their establishment is the full tide of success
m experiment. and they prepared to execute all orders
their line: in Cake and Bread-bakng Candy making &c
Nuts, Fruits, Groceries, &C. always kept on hand.
CIGARS0ar stock of Cigars is large some of them
of the choicest brands such Ee Gratitude Golden Rega
las, Svas Excelsior Ell Cicrvo Steamboat Principles and
a variety too numerous to mention.
,s Parties in The City country furnished with every
description of Confcconarcs the shortest notice and
reasonable terms. BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
and of the State Sugar and Molasses Cakes
also Candy suitable for country Stores packed in barrels
smaller packages cheaper than they be bought at any
House North Carolina Virginia Low profits and
quick sales, IS motto.
: RaIcioh Nav 2stb. 1867 56-tf
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H. CHISELIN. j. W. MARTIN.
4 " S'", 4, VI. McPHEETERs, & co.
Wholesale Grocers,
roRvARDNG AND COMMISSION S MERCHANTS
fVN"'', 0#es at No. 6, RoanOkS Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
REFERENCES:
1noss Prest Bank of the State of n C.
iTt Bank fSgRS GsRe and nsrG CASTOR Road
i H.s;5si j Rej4 Whi,sSs6dt h So9'isF' Norfolk
n Pnst 4 Farmers Blk of Va.
l1I Alex Bell s5eas! as9 4 Reid Baltimore,
AeSS'S R p Blossom L Son, -Nec York
ctambpr Is, 1868. 9 o
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II EATHER FOR SPRING SALES. WHOLE


e. SALE AND RETAIL.-We respectfully inform
friends and the public that have iii large and most
excellent Stock cf LeRer G3 FfadinQ for the Spring
Trade which will sell as low other establishment
South of New York and for less price than they be had
there expenses of travelling freight &c. considered
Ali Of purchases having been made from the 1mpor
ters and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from ourswn
IanneTv, places 1t power sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish buy lose by giving stock
examination, and believe shall be able TO please
both to price and quality. Below some of
the leading articles
20 dozen Of Crawfords Calf Skins (hs maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 165l.)
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 90 American Calf Skins,
90 d" Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins
SEQ Sides Oak Tanned and Hernlolk Sole Leather,
80 Band Leather,
Lasts otTrec Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture warranted
give satisfaction, and many other articles
to MENTION ct No 81 Old street, opposite B. p Harrison
Saddlery +. a. & r. Ii. FORD.
n B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to US at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5, 1852. If.
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wv 11cHT!., EVANS & COOKE, No. 90,
g Is sts nSwe Bow opsH Sr inspection 'q I'll ''
% Ssem unnecessary speak Of their cheapness as it
sEey understood py that Evans Cooke believe
sllc5mpeton SS
Sept. l..
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GALL AT PESCUD:S DRUG STORE FOR YOUR
snnDlies of American and Foreign PERFUMERY, TooTH
and HilR Brushes COARSE and FINE CONES, SOAPS and
SHArNG CREAMS, PoMApEs and HAIR OILs.
Pcud keeps large stock and sells at small advance to
consumers and the trade.
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number of advertisements will be taken for the
naE PapeUrnts-these will be inserted at one-fourth
yearly a" sa tIe regular charge CO. ,;o.
Pr6SSonaI in either the Weekly Semi eekly, for
will be nonhs or so for twelve months or in both pa
pPhs Sa ssnt to 5 Se P @G1 1 months
Ory the yi and others who may wish to send money
Sg6serU n do so at all times, by mail, and at his
the Edlo, ' sr all sums will be promptly transmitted.
risk kecs,Pih fn the Editor must come free of postage
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- .DyES, DRESS GOODS. HEAVY RICH
HEAVY Brocale silks.
Heavy Plain Silks. ,
RIacJ and Blue Wa;ered silks
Iiaok Gro de Rhine Silks
Fro5rb De Lanes Plain and Figured
Do Cashmere, do 90
Plaid Raw Silks.
French and English Merincs.
s5 pieces cheap DeIane EVANS Coohh.
GU
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GsEIEAp BOOTS l-cHEAP BooTsI l-GEl

GSUEAP BOOTS I-CHEAP BOOTSI l-GEN-
" tlenlen wish to inform you that VIC have
hand large stock of Cakn Dress and WATERPROOF
Boots OF every variety. Indeed stock of this kind of
goods is entirely large and do intend to let
remain hand until another season. shall hurry them off
at price that great bargains may be expected say
3, SOC, 81, 90 and $3.50 pair.
Gentlemen shall sell them cheap you all
that when w say cheap cheap.
Tie above Boots suitable for dress and business pur
poses, and will be sold at prices from 81 80 up.
Bring along the C&SH and the Boots will be yours.
Come quick you will be the bargains now
selling at the Ladies Saloon Norfolk, Va
w. II. ADDINGT0N & co.
Nov 3nth