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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-27

tovINGToN AND ONO RAIL RoAp.--Thet5nv-
andotte Herald says, the work of the Coyinyton
and Ohio Railroad will soon be suspended unless
the contractors proceed ON their own responsible
itv and rely upon the next Legislature to appro-
priate money for their rolicf. The Herald call.
upon the friends of the road, not 10 raise funds
to pay for the continuance of the work bat to
unite and give guarantee 10 the contractors that
they shall br paid when the next legislature shall
assemble. The Herald has ono doubt that. if
our citizens will net with the librrality which the
contractors are disposed to contribute, the funds
will he raised sufficient to keep the present force
employed until the Legislature meets. There
can De no doubt adds the Herald, that the Iegis-
latore will at ence make appropriation to pay
for I'll" work done, AMI mako provision for the
completion of The work. I'm Abandonment Of the
work ut this time will oecasion great loss TO the
state as well as to our citizens"
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d. ). DIKINsoN on THE NEBRASKA BIII-We
have frequently heard it stated of late, that
at the late "Hari' n. York State Convention,
&ir. ~ state Senator Cooley, their candidate for
Canal Commissioner in the last election. stated
freely that he should not have taken ground again
the Nebraska bill, bat for the receipt Of letter
from the Hon. DIS. Dickinson, advising him 80
to do; he being at that time Indifferent ON the
subject. We give publicity 10 this statement,in-
asmueh rs il is but right that the world should
have a clear insight into the views of So disting-
mshed aud prominent a gentleman as Mr.. D.. ON
so important topic. Our hope is TINT this brief
statement may serve 10 elicit something definite
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Sale of Town Lots
i'm EsillsbOrOu.h,

ID order Of the Board OF Commissioners, The
~ Lois recently surveyed and laid of in The
South Western portion Of The Town Of HILLSIDE.
rough, will be Offered for sale 10 the highest bidder
on the premises. on credit Of one and two years
On Tuesday The 10th Of October next.
Said Lots lie convenient 10 the Derot Of the
North Carolina Rail Road. and are all on streets
leading 10 the Dept Fur of the Lots contain
seventeen-tweniieths Of an acre each, and besides
being convenient 10 The Depot, also face on King
Sheet, which leads due west from the Court
House. Eight other Lots lying south ofthese, and
still nearer to the Depot, contain seven-cghths
Of an acre each. These lots are all in an ele-
waited portion Of the Town, and are surrounded
by beautiful scenery.
In addition to the above, several Town Lots
lying in the Northwestern part OF the Town
north Of Queen Street and west of Wake Street.
containing one acre each, will be Offered for sale
at the same time and place, on credit Of one
and two years.
Bond with two securities, 10 be approved Of ty
the commissioners, will be required Of the pur.
chaser. E. A. HEARTH, i. Clerk,
July 8, 1854. 43-3nl
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For Nays Head,

M33a THE Steamer 4.
d Ia II. sHuLTz. Captain
sSSssssz r. s. Halsey. will leave
&Safe 2EAs2 .Edsnion, Mays Head,
Elizabeth City and Plymouth, ON or nbOut
the first OF JULY. precisely al the hour
mentioned IN the following
SCHED LE.
Leave Edenlon for Mays Head every Saturday.
at = o'clock. A. M.
/" Mays Head for Edenon every Monday,
at 4 o'clock. A. M.
/" Edenion every Tuesday at Z O'Clock, A.
NJ. for Nays Head.
I" Mays Head at Z o'clock, A. ", every
Wednesday for Elizabeth City.
Elizabeth City every Thursday for Mays
Head. at haif-pasi Z o'clock, A. NJ.
Mays Head every Friday, at q o'clock
AM. fm Edenton and Plymouth.
Plymouth every Saturday AZ 6o'cIock. A.
NJ. for Naes Head. touching at Edenion.
Mays Head every Saturday al halEpast
2 o'clock, p. NJ. for elizabeth City.
!" Elizabeth City every Sunday Morning at
half past Z o'clock, for Nag's Head.
Ur Passengers for Mays Head coming over
on the Steamer Stag on Monday night. will pro.
cure Tickets Of ll,e CLERK Of the Boat.
FARE TO on FROM Macs HEAD.
From Edcnion or Plymouth, $500
Elizabeth City, i:59
tDmEALs EXTRA. e
June Ia, 1854. 4l--im
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The following opinions have been
delivered since our last report:
BY NASH, G.. J. Coble .. Clapp, in
equity, from Guilford, dismissing the
bill with costs.
Also, in Bogy .. Shute, in equity,
from Craven, directing the injunction
to be dissolved.
Also, in Thompson and French y.
Williams, from Robson, in equity,
declaring that there is no error in the
decree dissolving the injunction.
Also, in State .. Baker, from Cum
berland, declaring that there is no err.
r0r.
By PEARSON, ]. In Boyett .. Hurst,
on exception to masters report.
Also, in Thomas .. Palmer, in equl-
ty, from Caswell.
Also. in Satterwhite D. Baker, from
Granville, affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Kirkman .. Cox, from Gull.
ford. affirming the Judgment.
BY BATTLE, j. In Rowland .. Par
tin, in equity, from Wake, declaring
that there is error in the order OF re-
versal appealed from.
Also, in Dew D. Barnes, in equity,
from Edgecombe.
Also, in Anderson .. Arlington, in
equity, from Nash, directing an ac-
count.
Also, in Gibbs y. Brooks, from Hyde.
Bv NASH. g. j. ln.Commissioners
of Washington .. Fank and John, from
Beaufort, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Mcpherson and Conn ..
Penberton, from Montgomery, affirm
ing the judgment.
Also, in Lewis D. Lewis, from Bla-
den, affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Doe ex dem. Pigott ..
Cheers, from Brunswick.
Also, in Knight .. Wilmington and
Manchester R. R. Company, from New
Hanover, directing uenire de noco.
{ Also, in the State .. Admiral Nelson
CALDWELL, from Arson, declaring that
there is error in the proceedings Of the
Superior Court.
Also, in the State q. Thomaston.
from Brunswick, declaring that there
is no error, &c.
By PEARSON, j. In State .. Corbett,
from. BERTHE, directing the Judgment to
be affirmed.
AIso, in State ex rel. Shuster ..
Perkins, fram Pasquotank. awarding q
iaenire lie de uovo.
.Also, IN Smith .. Bennett, .lrpm
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THE CONTRAST.

Mr.. B,age and Gen. Dockery, as well as other
distinguished citizens were invited TO attend the
recent Rail Road copvcniicn at Charlotte, in
this State; and both, finding il necessary 10 de-
Zine, addressed letters to the committee Of iD-
vitation, which were read TO The Convention, and
have since been published. The letters are given
below. The reader will he iorcihly struck with
the contrast preseqtca. As Indicating the COM
plehensive views and intelligence of a statesman
1.-The frank and honest friend to Internal I'm
provement-thc ,rue-hearted North caroinian,
1.-The letter of Gen. Dockery is vastly superior
TO that Of MI. Bragg; and notwithstanding the
attempt Of the Democratic press 10 decry Gen.
Dockery, his literature and his requirements, we
believe that he is, as the letter indicates, supe-
rior to his competitor in all the elements which
make up the practical and useful statesman.
But Of these letters our readers can Judge for
themselves:
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\ Will. attend at the following times and pla
ces TO collect the taxes for the wear 1883.
Mason Hall on Thursday the 18th OF July.
Cedar Grove on Friday The I4ih
]. NJ. & c. E. Paish's store on Saturday Oh,
18th.
Hillsboroush on Monday the l7ih..
Joseph Mekee's on Tuesday the 18th.
Jones & Hesier's on Wednesday the 10Th.
Moizc aud Mangum's on Thursday the goth.
Webbs & Douglass Factory, Friday The 2ist.
Wilkerson's Cross Roads. Saturday the 22d.
William N. Prau's store. Monday the cath.
Asa b. Gpnier's, Tuesday the 25ih.
William Thce's, Wednesday the 26ih.
Chapel Hill, Thursday the 9th.
S White Gloss. Friday the 2sih.
Thomas Longs, Saturday the 2alh.
Thomas j. Gates, Monday The 3lsi.
Hillshorongh, on LIST day Of August, 10 collec
the town taxes.
-. The magistrates appointed to take The Ia,
Lists for 1854 will attend at the same times ant
places in their respective Districts.
Il. M. JONES, Sh'ff.
June cath, 1854. A.
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/ 0sT, On Friday evening the l4ih instant.
n between DIR. b. l.. Durhsu's and HiIsbo-
rough. Morocco Pocket Book. with sirel fas-
iening. and lied with pale red tape string. Il
contained hetwern sixiy-ive and seventy five
dollars in cash, and several notes OF h.uJ and
receipts. One Of the noies was upon Mr.. Il. ID.
M.Nair for So; andthe others are a Just now
rrcollecied. All persons are forewaned not TO
trade Cor any Of the notes. and the makers not
70 pay them to any person but myself
The above reward Of ten dollars will be given
10 any one who will deliver the Pocket Book
with IFS contents 10 the subscriber.
VIM. III. CAMPBELL.
July ~, 1854. 45-Iwp
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, July 81.
ToBBAcco.-Lugs S475a Sc so; Leaf
81 "a 50, Sl1 a. SIS.
fine manufacturing at IS 80 O. $l2 so.
CoTroN.-Sales at 81 10c.
WHEAT.-Sales at It's 1900.
CoRN.-Small sales at soc.
FLouR.--Superfne SO "a 80 so.
BAcoN.-ya. hug rounds 81. Sides
II III c.; shoulders 81 6ic.
GuANo. - Peruvian $50; Mexican
$50. Super Phosphate Of Lime s45.
Fayetteville, July %.
Candles-Fayetteville Factory lSc.
n 90. Adamantine SO q Soc.
Cut,on-Si 4 &c,
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Rotkihshan, awarding Fenirs q.
nsEo.
Also. n Nal 3. Pespermaa, fron
Sinuly. Affirming the judgment.
Also. IN MrheifAen q. Arkinson,
frum Bladen. Affirming the judgmrpr.
Also. in Niehnls g. Holmes. from
New Hanover. Affirming me judgment.
Also. in Dozer Q. spfosse. IN equity.
from fadkia. directing the plaintiff en-.
titled 10 an scceanf.
Also. in uzzle G. Wood. in eqnity.
frpm LensF. directing a decree Tor
plaintiff.
BY BArrLEJ. In Briggs g. Morris.
in equity. frnm forsythe. dismissiRg
the bill with costs.
Also. in Taylor c. Tayior. in equity,
from Arson. decree for plaintiff.
Also. in 4. b. Dawes o. Haywood.
m equity. from Craven; decree accord
ing TO report.
Also. in Lamb .. Pigford. in equity,
from New Hanover. decree for plain.
tiff.
Also. in Doe ex dem. Thomas Q. Kel-
". from Moore. affirming the Judgment.
Also. in James Q. Cox, from Samp-
son. affirming the order.
Also. in Blackman D. Bowman. from
Fsrsythe. affirming the judgment.
Also. in Melvin o. Easley. from
New Hanover. awarding reaire de
moro.
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Ate N TION.

To the commissioned, non-commissioned Officers
and Musicians belonging to the Cane Creeh
Volunteer Battalion.
,V0U are hereby commanded TO attend at JOIN
L X. Johnston's ON Friday the 2sth Of Jul,
inst, at 1 o'clock, armed and equipped for drill
muster and court martial; and on Saturday tn,
29th, at 10 o'clock, you will appear with you
respective companies, armed and equipped 70
Battalion exercise.
By order Of Col. Bradshaw.
GEO. w. TATE, Adj't.
July LIST, 1854. A.
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- Anlmpottanf Meeting a. lhs Or.
lnse Coanlg Ag.ira.ibIal SoriFiy = - r. hsid q
lAs coaii uauss IN HIllsl.oro1eh, e WKs.ts-
sAr e he neu cosuty CouTi, lshe sch q Az
s0a.l Amsng o,herimPoFiani Business lhe Pre-
E'gms y b sws1d~d Al ME County Pair ~ill Is
dsrl5sd IN. and arrangements made fof condDei-
ING ne Fair. Al this use~line lhe fiessson q
objects isf the secobd year viii siso tske place,
a fall siiendancs e Tie nenbess Is esrnessly re-
qaesle3.
We hop< fhsi shsse eifirens o. The easaty. no,
nemiefs Of The Society. who feel 81 iuissess
IN The improvement Of al industrial purzuifi
snensss %. Mil come forward 81 this meeting
sad sire 10 their names a. members. Al Who
expect % eshihii any snicie a the Fair, wiii Of
course % So T. A. HEARTT. sec'y.
: July 10. d.
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nance reported the Flodsf bill maxim,
appropriations far he ciyil ana dipis
matte expenses II the G0sernmeuf lal
the sear ending tie S0th jane. 1888,
with amendments Tie consideration
81 the Homestead bill was resumed
and aceupied The attention of ths Sc
naie nniii four o'clock.
In The House. the Array sppropria
ton bill was considered il committee
Of the whole.
Tse-szy. July ls.
Ia the Senate. brief bat exciting
debate occurred on the presentation Of
memorial BY Mr.. Sumner. from the
Pennsylvania Society for Promoting
the Abolition Of slavery. II was laid
on the table BY vote Of 81 To "a.
The Homestead bill was taken up and
considered.
In the House. the bill 10 amend the
Postoiiice law in regard 10 newspapers
Was farther considered. bat no vote
taken. The army appropriation bill
was considered in committee Of the
whole.
Wednesday. July 10 I
In the Senate. the bill to provide for
the payment of the debts Of Texas,
was discussed at some length and then
laid over. The Homestead bill was
then resumed. aud occupied the re-
mainder OF the sitting.
In the House. the bill to amend the
postofficc law in regard to newspapers.
was laid on the table by a vote OF "a
10 g.. The consideration of the Army
appropriation bill was then again re-
sulned, in committee Of the whole.
Thursday. July 90.
In the Senate. the principal object
of discussion was the Homestead bill.
MIR. Mason's amendment. 10 except the
lands cedesl by Virginia from the ope-
ration Of the bill, was rejected BY
vote Of IL to S.. Mr.. Browns sub.
stitute, allowing homestead upon the
graduation principle, was also lost
ayes 10, noes 80. Mr. Hunter then
moved his graduation H.. as a substi-
tute, which, after a long discussion.
was agreed TO, and the bill was report
ed to the Senate and ordered to be en-
crossed.
In the House, the Array appropria-
tion bill was again considered in COM
mittee of the whole, and afterwards
reported to the House, and passed, BY
a vote Of 90 to 90.
Friday, July 81.
In the Senate. the consideration of
Mr.. Hunters substitute for the Home
stead bill. combining the homestead,
graduation, and presumption princi-
plies, was resumedj aud after much
debate, was passed, by yeas Sc. nays
IL. The bill to provide for the pay
ment of the debt Of Texas, appropriate
ing eight and a half millions Of dollars
for the purpose. was passed by vote
OF 81 to 10. A long executive session
was held
The House was principally engaged
in the consideration Of private bills.
4
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Sale Of Real Estate.

DY order Of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
u Sessions Of Orange county, made at May
Term, 1854, | shall offer for sale. on credit Of
twelve months, on the 22d day Of July next, al
the house Of Col. William L. Shields, all the
Real Estate Of Robert M. Shields, deceased, viz
the undivided half Of The Tract of Land whereon
John G. Shields now lives; also his interest in
one-third Of that valuable property known az
'nie'uss WINS O. F. LONG, Admir-.
June goth. 1854. dis
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Charlotte, July 3, 1854.
CT Foe, john A. Young, and james w. Os
borne Esqrs, Commiiee.

O0rne ESqrS., C0nmufee.
GENTLEMEN: acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your favor, inviting me to par
ticipate in the deliberations of Con-
vention to be held in Charlotte, on the
9Th instant, for the, purpose of con-
Meeting our enterprising young city of
Wilmington with the West by means
Of Rail Road communication.
| have taken occasion several times,
in public manner. to express my
views of what think should be the pa
licy Of the State in reference to your
proposed object.
have been warm friend to internal
Improvement my whole life long, and
am deeply committed on this subject
on the Legislative and public records of
the country for twenty-one years past.
cannot, therefore, but rejoice at these
multiplying evidences Of progress and
development, which meet US at every
point. The State should, undoubted>
", carry on to completion and success,
full operation the great enterprise in
which she is now engaged, with its ex-
tensions eastward AMI westward; but,
at the same time, she should allow and
encourage other enterprises TO grow
up side by side with her own, having
the same object in view, namely, the
concentration of her trade within her
own limits, at her own ports.
Your road, | regard, so far as its
route has been indicated to me, as
thoroughly North Carolinian. Itseeks
to build up a city ON our own coast, to
which we are already much indebted for
what she has done in the noble work
OF internal Improvement. With two
such seaports as, with the requisite
aid from the State aud Federal Go.
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retnments believe Wilminsian nni
Beaufort tan bs nade. Nnrih isarolin,
must soon rank nmung tie forsnosl
States a the Union in wealth, popula-
lign and political power.
And year project. gentlemen. ia
common with others nf a similar cha.
raeter. uill not only bald up cities in
the East-bat il Will c0ntribafe much
towards unlocking the hitherto hid
den treasures Of the West, and bring
ling. TO light The fact. which. ! be-
lieye. future developments viii fully
establish. that NC have in Western
North carulina. one Of The richest re-
gions on the globe, whether in agrical-
tural. manufacturing. or mineral re-
sources. The end ofall those improve
nents is not barely 10 make ourselves
, richer-bat they tend, besides that and
far above that. TO unite the two Sec
tions Of North Carolina, the East aud
the West. now not Sufficiently acquaint-
ed with each other. in the bonds Of
fraternity that can never be broken.
Tins feeling. gentlemen. can bat
hope that your Convention may be
harmonious in It's deliberations. aud
fruitful in the results for which IL has
been called. regret that the argent
duties Of the position in which have
been placed by my friends. will not
allow me TO remain over. and consult
with you upon plans for the good Of the
Old North State.
Asking you, gentlemen. TO cnnyey for
me these sentiments TO the Convention,
L am very truly, your obedient servant,
ALFRED DOCKERY.
Charlotte. June 3rd. 1854.
GESTIEsgs Your letter, inviting
me 10 attend the Rail Road Convention,
TO assemble in Charlotte the 5th in
slant. Tomorrow was received some
few days since, and il would give me
much pleasure to be present. and wit
ness the deliberations of the Convention
upon subject of SO much Importance
10 the people Of the State as that of the
contemplated Rail Road from Wis
niington to Jonesborough.
Some Of my political friends have
made an appointment for me 10 address
the people Of CASTOR at Dallas, on the
4th, and that will be the only oppor-
tunity shall have. prior to the ensu-
ing election. to meet the people of that
County. My competitor has made an
appointment to address the people of
Lincoln on the 5th. when and where |
desire to meet him.
1 could not, therefore, were | to re-
main in Charlotte, do more, suppose,
than witness the organization Of the
Convention, as | should be compelled
to leave in the afternoon Of the day on
which il meets, in order to reach lam
colnton the next day in time.
Under the circumstances, lam there.
fore compelled % forego the pleasure
| should otherwise have IN meeting 50
large and intelligent a portion Of my
fellow citizens as will doubtless as
semble on this occasion, and inter-
changing sentiments with them upon
the important subject which calls them
together.
Very respectfully your ob't serv't.
rHOS. BRAGG.
DR.. Charles J. Fox, John A. Young, James
W.Osborne, Esqs., Committee.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLlNA,


Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
jane Term. 1884.
Asa C. fsariih q al '. L,musi Hziiby 4 ,sifs.
Petition ior sale Of slssssL
III srPearins 10 ihe satisfaction Of the coun,
= thai Lemoel MhiibY and viie. deien isnis in
this case. are %, inhabitants u lhis Stale Il u
ordered, that pIhlicalion be made an The HILLSIDE
tough Recorder ior six weeks, notifying the said
deieadanis 10 be and appear Al ihe neat term Of
this coun. 10 he held for The oauniy Of Alamance.
81 the couri house. in Graham. on the FIRST Mon
day aher The fourth Monday in August next. TO
plrsd, answer or drmui 10 the PETITION, or the
sanIr will be taken Po roniesso as 10 them. and
Judgment entered sccordingly.
wi,ness, John Paureii. cIesk If our Court. al
Office. infirahsm. the fni Monday after The fourth
Monday Ia May, 1884.
JOHN FAUrETr, c. c. G.
July %. PIioe ads. $3.50. 45-- CIV
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Wool Carding.

THE subscriber has newly rebuilt bis water
= works, near Chapel Hill. so as % he sble
10 run has Machines with very little water; and
having new csrds Tor his Machines. they are
nos IN order 10 do The best kind Of work. He
anticipates no want Of waller. and fears no COM
plant. where wool Is properly prepared Cor ihe
Machine.
SAMUEL 8. CLAYTON.
July ~. s5-3x
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Feaiheri- IS a &c.
CoIn-l 80 @ IS.
MOlasses-cuba IS g %; y. Or
leans 30 400.
Mhiskes 45 q Soc
Asfsalk. July =.
FLeuR.-surerfne g 81. Extra 81.
fzmily lbi.
cofyEr-Lsgusyra la g lali Rio
III q N.
sreak-Brown Sc 81.
MoLsssEs-west India "a IS; "
Orleans q so.
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4 FRESH Supply of Bibles and Tes-
"A tam ents have just been received at the
Depository Of the Orange County Bible Society
the Drug Stere Of DR.. S. d. SchoolfeId.
July nth, 1854. 45-
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DLlIoIltIsl 81 csgaIlEsnhIl.

Dllsolutisn Of cssartrsnhls.
nfhE f1rinfHsliP sIisiinR uu1sf ~ fTn q
y OAKLEY s BROWN. ~as aisssissd "a
he Erss dry Il Apsl lss. b znsu.l eonssnf.
The bssinss wsli - cnndpaad in fui1rs b.
Ensmls OAKLEY. sho riII susnd 10 lh< s<ssie-
neni a he basinrs Of abe lsss rsseern. An
p~rsons isdshsed b The 1sm. y ii pIesse cal sas
make settlement.
ERAsMrs OAKLEY.
July ~. 1854. As.
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HOE & co.'s
Patent Ground Saws.

TIME Subscribers manufacture from the best
L Cast Steel, CIRCULAR SAWS, from tw o
inches to eighty inches in diameter. Their Saws
are hardened and tempered. and are ground and
finished by machinery designed expressly for the
purpose; and are therefore much superior to
those ground in the usual manner, as they are
strengthened and stiffened by increasing them in
thickness regularly from the cutting edge TO the
centre, consequently do not become heated or
buckled, and produce a great saving in timber.
They also manufacture CASTSTEEL MILL,
PIT and CROSS-CUT SAWS, and BILLET
WEBS, of superior quality, all Of which they
have for sale, or they may be obtained Of the
principal hardware merchants throughout the
United States and Canada.
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Dissolution of copartnsnhip.

THE firm Of. ]. FREELaND & SON has
u been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business viii be conducted in future BIZ !.
,. freeland. who silI attend 20 The settlement Of
the late concern. All persons indebted to the
firm will please eall and make seiilsmeni.
j. J. FREELAND,
L. J. FREELAND.
June 18th. 1884. 10
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Thankful for the past,
THE undersigned hopes fai aconiinuanee and
4 an increase of patronage from lns friends
Al surts Of Country Trade will be taken in er-
change for Goods. 4. I. FREELAND.
June 18th, 1854. To-