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CITY
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 90. 1864.

Mr. DANIEL authorized TO receive
phi ga per, aud receipt for the
Mr. G. JAMES Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio s
general collecting agent Western
assisted by H. J. THosAs, j. T. bxHr, WM. THOMAS d.
YTIsEE M L. WisKsAs A. l.. CmLps, and Or. Ws IRvIso
Receipts Of either viii he good.
Gtvr L. JAsEs No. s2 South Tenth Pbilade
travelling assisted by WIN H. WsLp,
COLLINS, JAsE DsKklso, HAMstrr Jos BUTTON GEo
p BoDisE, EpMusD W. WILEy, l..
WArKKMAs and GEORGE |. McLxop-
NJ HEsRY NJ. Lewis of Montgomery, Alabama is
travelling agen, Alabama Tennessee,
sisted JAMES o. LKws and SAMUEL ID. LEWIS
o. Receipts sither Of the above will be good
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SPEECH OF MR. STANTON. OF KENTUCKY.

The speech of Mr. Stanton, of Kentucky, which we pub
sh to-day will present the reader side of the
ton which has much discussed of late in regard to the
superinenence of the national armories Mr. Stanton
CUES in favor of civil superntendents with much zeal and
decided ability That both sides may be fairly heard we
shall publish in few days the excellent speech of Mr. ket
in favor of military superintendent 1t will be remem-
bered that the House adopted Mr. Santons amendment by
q large majority.
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AgsrRAorroNs AND IMpossIBLIrIEs.

To repeal the Nebraska bill
To prevent the admission of any new State into the
Union thai, does prohibit slavery in her constitution
To repeal the naturalization laws.
To prescribe American citizens for religions sake,
And yet it is in favor of Just snch distractions and inn
possibes as these that asked to desert great
party like the democratic party The whole history OF which
propcs it to be not only practically patriotic but consist
emily and indusously devoted to every honest interest
and every proper principle.
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a letter from Constannope says: "a couple of Eng
sh officers were returning from the Scutari barracks
their encampmen one night recently, and when on their
way, the shore, waterspout in the sea,
and blown by the wind the land, until il broke
directly the spot where these One of them
was carried by the rushing current down into the and
drowned and he other left nsensbe among the stones
the shore though he Afterwards recovered and made
his way the eneampmentN
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of March 1855 Ave hundred thousand dollars Providsd
That no part Of the hereby appropriated shall be ex
town or either of them, shall appropriate and pay
amount equal to 9ne-thrd OF said sum or the same n
ssme proportion Of II future appropriations and full
power and authority hereby given to said
that may bs necessary to enable them or either them
make the appropriations herein required and the SAID
Ssbn Of said ees rsspecvsy or hs corporation
king appropriation and the inhabitants of said cy shall
BY the Washington aqusdue after supplying the
establishments Washington under such general rules
and each of said have right charge and
of the inhabitants Of said city such reasonable tax
payment the and the gradual payment Of the prn
cpa of Of money that may be raised under the au
thority hereby given And Prorsded further That the
aqueduc shall not be more than feet in diam
e;er."
After considerable debate the amendment was reject
ed-yeas 20, nays 30-as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Adams Atchson Butler, Cooper. Dodge
Of Iowa. Fitzpatrick Gillette, Hamlin James Jones OF
Iowa. Mallory Sebastian, Slide Thompson of Kentucky,
Thomson of New Jersey, Toombs, Toucey, Wade Walker
NAYs-Messrs Allen, Badger, Bayard Bell, Benjamin,
Wisconsin, Douglas, Fessendsn, Fish, Foot Geyer, Gwn
Houston, Hunter, Johnson Jones Of Tennessee Mason
Mr. HUNTER moved to amend the amendment OF the
committee by adding the above proviso in modified form
emitting the words "and shall agree 70 pay IN IKE man
a
also omng the additional provso in relation to the d.
ameter of the aqueduct and substituting oneour
for "one-third," SO that it will read as follows
Prorided That part of the hereby appropriated
shall expended until the corporations OF Washington and
Georgetown either of them shall appropriate and pay an
amount equal eourh of said for the same pur
pose and full power and authority hereby given &C.
The question being taken the amendment was agreed
to--yeas &C. nays l9-as follows:
yEAS-Messrs Allen Bell, Bright, Butler, Cass Clay
Cooper Dodge of Iowa, Douglas, Fitzpatrick Gillette
Gwn, Hamlin, Hunter, James johnson, Jones OF Iowa. MAI
son 1s If ASe New Jersey Toucey Wade welIe2s
NAYS-Messrs Adams. Badger, Bayard, Benjamin, Brod
hod Chase CLAYTON Daw aon Fessenden, Foot, Geyer,
Houston Jones Of Tennessee Peace Pratt Rusk Shields
Stuart, and Waker-l9.
ing the following:
And provided further That the main aqueduct shall not
be more than feet in diameter
The motion not agreed to-
The further consideration Of the bill was postponed
until tomorrow, and, after an executive session,
The Senate adjourned.
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From the New York Day Book
CONSCIENTIOUS SCRUPLES ABOUT RECEIVING
SHAREHOLDERS MONEY.

From the New York Day Book
CONSCIENTIOUS SCRUPLES ABOUT RECEIVING
SHAREHOLDERS MONEY.
friend in Edinburgh told me of brother of his in the
city of Garlse who kept celebrated biscuit bakery who
received order so New Orleans for thousand dollars
worth of biscuit Before closing the bargain he took the
buyer into his counngroom and told him that he had
conscientious objections about receiving money from slave
holders and that in he he should prefer not
to trade with him. Fortunately in this case consistency
and interest were both side" Harriet Beecber
Stoves Sunny Memoirs in Foreign Lands
The above shows perhaps well anything how anati
csm will destroy ones and reasoning acn
ties u Mrs Stowe had stopped moment to think, and
reason with herself she would have discovered how totally
absurd this story il.
In the first place. 1t is not among the probabie to say
the least that New Orleans merchant wond send to
England for biscuit We send biscuit TO England to sell
do not go there to buy and New Orleanan would
send to London for brown sugar just about he
would COR biscuit.
In the nexi pace, Supposng person in New Orleans
did order thousand dollars worth of "biscuin would the
money he paid for them be any tie less Stockholders money
because the purchaser not Shareholder lie bonght
the biscuit sell to Shareholders and he would receive
shareholders money for them Henry Ward Beecher
ceves money from Bowen McNamce for preaching (sIr
Bowen of the main pillars of his church, and they
receive IT anec from shareholders for goods sold If be
wicked for them to H. = ]. equally wicked for
him to take it?
We consider all this talk about 1t being sin to take
shareholders money sheer humbug Greeley takes for
subscriptions to the TrbuDei Bowen McNamee take it
for goods and Ward eccher takes it for preachng Mrs
Beecher Stowe their mouthpcce in procaimng their abo
ltion sentiments tells the world the absurd anecdote
show how conscientious abolitionist is.
Ne agree with Mrs Stowe that if aveholding is sinful
the receiver Of money made by it sins when he takes it
and this of the North who make profit get gain
by buying and selling shareholders are as wicked rs
they OF this there be question; and consistent
conscientious abotonist, who believes slavery a SIM
no more trade with STAKEHOLDER than conscenous
true Christian let out his horses work on the
Sabbath
One q the editors Of the Express has read Mrs Stoves
book, and pronounces i The uasnies Of all her trashy
writings.
The verics bread-apd-bnter schoolgirl tsays ed
tor) if able to write Mt all would, have hesitation in
saying have produced better book. Mrs. Stowe is
bore; and that is the end of it,
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Johnstons Agricultural Chemistry; lectures appl
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Youat and Martin Cattle by Ambrose Stevens
rules for @S S as &c. b
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Breck's book on flowers.
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American flower garden directors containing directions
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ohnsons dictionary of gardening edited by David
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Aliens Domestic Animals
Beechs American practice and family physician. thick
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Landscape gardening, park and pleasure grounds, by
Smith.
Practical treatise the culture of the Grape, by J.
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The progressive farmer T. A. Nash.
Colenan's practical agriculture, and rural economy.
Rodgers scientific agriculture.
Calcareous Manures, by Edmund Rufin. "
Chatter and Youatts cattle doctor, by Skinner.
Youatt on the pig.
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Stevens book of the farm complete guide the far
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Aliens rural architecture comprising Farm Houses, Cot
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The American Huck book, by Dana.
The rose culturist.
Blake's Farmer at home; a family text book for the
country, by Rev. John L. Clakc, D. d.
For sale by H. d. TURNER.
Pioneer Bookseller Raleigh n. c.
April 49, 1854. 43-
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SELLING AT COST


I'D EADY MADE CLOTHING. The subscribers, having
HI determined to quit Ready Made Clothing offer the re-
mainder of their Spring and Summer Stock ut ~ per
above cost.
Blue, Black and Brown Cloth Goats,
Brown, Grass and Fancy Linen do,
Black Alpaca and Broadcloth do
Black Doeskin and F.ncy Cashmere P1nts,
Fancy and Plain Linen Pants
Fancy Cottonade and Anion Pants,
Black Satin and Fancy Silk Vests.
Buff White and Fancy Marseills Vests,
Shirts, Collars, &c, &c.
The above goods of the latest Styles and well made
Call and buy cheap. EVANS & COOKE.
ALSO, on hand geod assortment of Spring and Summer
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Boots and Shoes &c.
which will be sold cheap EVANS & COOKE
Raleigh, May 10. So
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A NEW MAP OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Ihi the bs % @ News as
Large and Complete MAP NoRrH CAROLINA, Eve feet by
1t is admitted all Sides that such a work is great
in our State and is in consequence OF the
have embarked in the enterprise
The only attempted work of this kind is that of McRea,
Roads and Post-oces have increased in number and ali
our works of Internal improvements with small exceptions
It is intended that the New Map proposed to be
pubsShed shall eonein accurately laid down all the Ns
Lakes, Rivers, Greeks, Mountains, &c.
TIA Aso the gube and artificial divisions
Offices Cities Villages Postroads and Canals. Colleges
WILLIAM D. COOK,
-.. SAMUEL PEARCE.
vice making the ab5ve work, will be thankfully received
W ''' W T VIM D. COOKE
Raleigh, May 80, 1854. 56-
STOP THE RAsCAL.-oN THE 18th OF APRIL.
ed He stated his intention to be to visit Chapel Hill
thence to return to Raleigh his to Nash county
The horse is small feabten grey-hs under jaw hang
I san the 4Re a' is g
Buggy Harness TNe man is of common height, with light
will si, give u reward S Of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for
snsh sp6 ss Information will enE me to he Horse
AnR RaIsigB Gesy Nav 90 1854. AD" AAD'oo'a 51s st.
NEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS-CHEAP.
81 Err THAN EVER!! The Subscribers take great pleas
in informing the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that
they have just received entirely stock all the
cles in their line.
Thankful for the liberal patronage already received they
will do all in their power deserve continuance of the
same.
Their present stock consists in part of
JEWELRY-God Earrings, Breastpns Cufpins Finger
rings Sleevebuttons Bracelets Lockets Fob
Chains, Pencils, Pens, Watches &c, &c.
FANCY GOODS, &C.,-Berin and French Caskets, Fur
nsh Leather Retcue of all Sizes Paper mache Workbox-
e Spanish and French Fans from 81 CO.
monies of Leather Velvet and Pearl French Cigar
Pocket books, Wostenhoms celebrated Cutlery Dressing
and Pocket Combs of Ivory India Rubber and round
Combs, Puff Tucking and side Combs, Fabers pencils,
French fowerwares of all descriptions Fancy cups and
from 40 cents to So, Gothic and day Clocks Ger
silver Casors kid crying and India Rubber dolls
of all Sizes Looking Glasses from cents to 81
Ali kinds of Perfumery and Toilet requisites.
China and Glassware of various descriptions &C.
CONFECTIONERY &c.-Common and French Candies
Pickles. Preserves Brandy Fruit Prunes Raisns Currant
Citron Nuts Wines Vinegar, Porter Ale Cordals, Bters
Schiedam Schnaps, &C., &c. F. MAILER & co.
Raleigh, April 10, 1854. 42-
SDsDHHDS. PORTO RICO SUGAR,
9DeG 100 Packages of Steam Refined do.
200 Bags Rio, I.aguira and St. Domingo Coffee,
35 Chests Superior Green and Black Teas,
800 Boxes Sperm Adamantine and Mould Candles,
Just received and for sale low, by
Balm, HATTON & Co..
Portsmouth, Va.
May 10. So
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OUR NEW sTOCK!!

ny l.. HARDING HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND
ELocpened his STICK of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTH
ING comprising all the and desirable styles of Fine
French Cashmere Pants Marsees Silk Vests Supe-
French Cloth Frock and Sack Coatsbesdes all the
medium qualities.
These Goods are made up for own sales,
consequently the Garments nude il the latest and best
style
We can confidently safely recommend goods to
WE'LL many testify who have purchased from us
for years past.
Our arrangements such that can take measures
and garments made in the best STYLE and good FIT
guaranteed.
In reference Dress Shirts, would call the attention
of customers TO styles Orders taken, and shirts
made to measure in two weeks time. In fact pre-
pared to suit customers in every respect.
~ Call at HARDINGrS for GOOD GOODS.
Raleigh, March "a 1854. 81
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$3.50 200 WHOLESALE STOCK OF BOOTS
and Shoes, for Spring 1854, by

and Shoes, for Spring 1854, by
WV HI. ADDINGTON & Co., Norfolk, Va.
w WE would call attention Of Merchants in Virginia
SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, VALICES, CARPET
BAGS, &c, amounting to s15oOoo
1t is of the most varied because it embraces
kind of Boots and Shoes that be found the United
States and the selected stock in all Virginia
The goods made TO order by the best manufacturers
and better suited the Trade of Virginia
end North Carolina than any wholesale stock of Boots and
Shoes ordinarily found elsewhere.
Besides having better goods the made regular to
avoid an large quantity sizes which great
evil to the Merchant and of universal complaint. Our
has been avoid this evil in giving orders for the
ufacture of our stock of Boots end Shoes.
n We prepared to sell these goods SHADE Iocer
than other house in Virginia, and aoW do it. City
and Country Merchants therefore invited call and look
W. II. ADDINGToN & CO.,
Norfolk, Va.
March "a, 1854 81
ITO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER, ANTo,;
Fruit Dealer, formerly Of Richmond, Virginia, has the
pleasure of informing the citizens of Raleigh and the adj
that he has opened hree doors below
Messrs. w. H. & R. S. Tucker
A Splendid Confectionery and Fruit Establish
ment
In his store will be found all times all that is nice,
and agreeable the TASTE Believing that the citi
kind he hopes by attention the trade to merit aporton
of its favors. ANTONlO PlZZlNl.
N. B. He keeps constantly on hand 81
boxes p'i "'' - anu - Cigars Of all kinds
Nuts of all kinds, Fen n and German
Figs and Pruncs Fancy Goods.
STEAM CANDIES (ancy and plain) manufactured by
myself good any United
The above articles can be had at wholesale and retail
A. PizZINI.
April 15 1854. A.
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ed number of advertisements will be taken for the
lI naner but no deduction will be made any but
b will be inserted at oneourth
Ie Year, han the regular charge.
less e.sona . or business Cards. not exceeding five lines,
n % inserted in either the Weekly Semi-Weekly, for
VII VIII az months SO for twelve months in both pa
70 sr $40 for six MONTHS $15 for twelve months.
The paper will be sent to advertisers for six months
= the wear, free of charge.
Subscribers and others who may wish to send money
h Editor can do at all times, by mall and at his
10 he Receipts for all will be promptly transmitted
rI,tars rIA to the Editor must free of postage
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EN l.. .HARDING-Opposite Aessrs Exams d Cook
HLo Manufacturer and Dealer in Superior READY
MADE CLOTHING. is receiving
Superior black doe skin Pants,
do fancy do do do
do white linen drill do
do do do duck do
do fancy do do do
do black satin D. B. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do do silk do
do fancy do do
do farmer satins do
do white Marsees D. B. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do figured do do
do black cloth frock Goats,
do do do dress do
do fancy do frock do
do do do sack do
with all the medium qualities.
For bargains in well made GooDs call at
April f. 1854. 40
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TAAILY LINE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH,,
HBNORFOLK, EDENTON AND PLYMOUTH. On and

RAILY LINE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH, %
EBNORFOLK, EDENTON AND PLYMOUTH On and
after Saturday l4h instant the Steamer ScHULTz will be
placed the route from Black Water to Plymouth thus
forming daily line Sundays exceptedo
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Immediately after the
leave Plymouth in the evening of the same days
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays after the arrival of the
Cars from Portsmouth Returning, will leave Plymouth
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, as o'clock A NJ
Passing up and down the River in the day tme arriving
at Black Water in time for the Express Train =, =,
The SCHULTZ will leave Edenton at O'clock A. Nj VIII
pass by Coeran at 9 will be at the Gatesyle Wharf at
about il Winton at II O'Clock; and Reddicks at r. NJ
Passengers coming off Boats will be taken on board at
any point on the Chowan River
Freight will be received and landed at all convenient
points the River. 80
Aor;I 1874 go "a. 40-tf.
oPRING TRADE Is54.-TO NORTH CAROLINA
SMERCHANTS.-By the arrival of Steamer Europa and
Packet ship Panama. in possession of our Spring
importation Foreign Goods selected for sales by Mr.
VIM Weddell in the ENGLISH, ScoTIsH IRISH markets
We have also received from the Eastern Cities large
and stock of Domestic Fabrics purchased from
First Hands, prepared to offer to the Trade at
as low prices as they be found in any market
North Carolina Merchants respectfully invited to give
MS a cali when they visit our market.
Sycamore 81, Pete sburg, Va
March I, 1854. ss zesraszss =. 's2-y.
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NORTH CAROLINA AEDITION.-MITCHELLS
Ia INTERMEDIATES GEOGRAPHY
DEs1LvER BUTLER, Booksellers 6 Publishers, 253 Market
ST. Philadelphia, have the pleasure of announcing as now
Geography. . -.,
This Work contains, in book, quaro orn descrp-
ton of the of the world and its five great d
visions, Azaeriea Europe Asid Afca and Oceanica with
illustrated by than ~ coored Maps and
wood cut Engravings.
The North Carolina matter of the work prepared
pressy for the of the Schools of the State by c. H.
work illustrated by several fine wood Engravings and by
large and very excellent Map of the State coOred
ties and exhibiting clearly and faithfully all the Coun
ties Railroad Lines &C., &c Full and interesting Satis
and pains have been spared make the Work valuable
not only schoolbook but for general in families.
The entire work is unquestonaby the most convenient
and reliable geographical manual now published.
H. D. Turner, Raleigh; E.!W. Ogburn, Greensborough;
Cushings Bailey, Baltimore; of McCar ter Co., and
H. Lane Charleston, and Of booksellers generally.
April 5, 1854. e-- g.. 1 -.a.sa #af 4l-6t
HUST IN SEASON.-TBE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
q just received from New York the largest assortment of
Waking Canes comprising Wb aebone India Rubber, Lg-
mum Vitae, Malacca, Rattan, &C., &c. ~ ,.-s.s.4
Also French and Spanish Fans of all descriptions. Come
''D' so " e''s ~ - S. MAILER CO.
P. g. On hand few beautiful gold and s!per nounsing
manufactured by zis- .fs- f}ss ; H. MAILER
+ Raleigh, May 5th, 1854. 49-H
g .dar 'st5s,8,a w. A.. ALLEN,
Attorney at Law,
WAKE COUNTY, n. q
~ Post Office, Rogers Store, Wake Co, n c. IS ~
~ DOZEN STANDING COLLARS $, e ,,,,,,1,,, rr
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"ORKMEN WANTED-THE SUBSCRIBE
wishes to employ PAINTER and TRIssER on Car.
riages also two wood workmcn.a BoDY-MAkER and
WHEELw The best and employment
will be given Address the subscriber Pittsborough,
Chatham n G.. WM. D. KIRKSEYssa3S
January IA, 1854 le-tf
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Id EMOVAL OF THE BOOT AND SROEs
IL MANUFACTORY.-The subscriber bees leave TO in.
form his patrons and the publ in general has moved
from Wilmington Street to the house lately occupied By F.
Mahler fancy store, West side of the capitol.
Thankful for the liberal patronage received he
socs continuance of the same promising to use the yerY
best materials and employ only superior workmcn.
HENRY A. DEPKIN.s
Raleigh, August 2eth, 1853. 1-'sfF s9--tr
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ss-sa' Gold Zen Worth Buying
EDALMER & RAMSAY, ARE RECEIVING A.
n C. They are decidedly the best Gold Pen madethe3
write with the greatest ease and also freedom Of the hand
not heretofore attanable The Pens all garranted
sale, &c. : - = s..777
Lamps for Center Tables and Passages
PALMER & RAMSAY.
Raleigh, May 80, 1854. &c.
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Goldsborough Drug Store.

VHNHE SUBSCRIBERS having returned from the
- North, respectfully inform the public that they have
puenased and are receiving of the largest and
commanding stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils Dye
Stu1s f window Glass &c. that has ever been offered to
the North Carolina Trade buy almost entirely by
the package enabled sell low any house
North or South We would say to Physicians Merchants
and others in want that prepared duplicate all
orders that have been filled North South We return
our sincere thanks to those Physicians Merchants
public generally for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon and hope by strict attention business
and selling but the best articles lowest prices
to receive continuance of the same.
VAUGHAN & MOORE.
Godsborough, April IL. 4+
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HENRY r. CLAWSON,s COACH AND CAR
N RAGE MANUFACTURER. AIso Manufacture TO
Bent Feoes Shafts, Hubs Spokes Poles Spring Bars &c,
warranted the best quality of Timber. = --'sS
the art. i-
Repairing done in the neaest and on the shortest
notice. a-,- = j.. 5SE5I-s
Franklinton, Franklin County Y C. =. {. aaz-