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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-02
Now is the Time /!

TsHE suhserii%r. having removed 10 the houst
4 i.srIy occupied BY Mr.. Laws as Fancy
Store. north oi the couh Housr, is now psepaT-
ed 10 furni<h his friends with any and every thing
usually keps BY Merchant Tsilors. Having pur-
chasrd IN New York larger STOCK than was es-
er hriore brought 10 this maIkri. he is prepared
10 frii Goods az low as ihfy can he bought in the
Stale. lall and examine.
Having employed gentleman in New Yoik,
who has wolked st The business for the last eight
years in the city Of London. he Is confident his
work cannot he surpassed by any one in Norh
Carolina and by his wish 10 N. York this spring.
he was enabled TO improve himself in 7aiiDrifcs.
Paris. London. and New York FASHIONS 10 hand.
Thankful for past fasors, he hopes to merit >
continuance oi the same.
JOHN A. cox.
April 4ih. 1854. So
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BIBLES AND TESTAnIENTS.

THE Depository Of the Orange County Bible
Il Society has been removed to the Drug Store
Of DIR. ). D. Schoolfeld & Co., aud DR.. School
field appointed Librarian.
Persons desiring a Bible or Testament from
the largest and finest Church or Family Bible to
small Testament-can be supplied al the low
est prices by applying at the Depository; or il
gift. E.A. HEARTT. Sec'y,
May 25ih, 1854. 3S-
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lof his fair companion. and exclaimed.
"Katy. ] will try and be better man"
There. upon rude seat. she had spread
the humble meal. which she had pre-
pared with her own hands. and after
he had finished she rose to depart, bid
ding him be calm and resigned for her
sake, with the assurance that she would
bring friend 10 90 on his bond. and
that she would return and take him
home. And she left him. a strong man.
with his head drooping upon his breast.
a very coward. humiliated before the
weak and tender being. whose presence
and affection had stilled the angry pas
sions Of his soul. True 10 the instincts
Of her love and promise. she did return
with one who went ON his bond for his
appearance next morning-with his
hand clasped in that Of his lovely vile,
she led him away penifcnt, and, we
trust, a better man. There were those
who laughed. a. that pale, meek wo-
man bore Of her erring husband but
she needed them not. aud her self-sac-
rificing heart knew or cared for nothing
in its holy and heaven born instincts,
but to preserve and protect him whom
she loved with all the devotion of
wife and woman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-02

Iernps. We are convinced. frals expe.
riment. that pulverized charcoal. far
all but iessminous erops or tarnips. Is
the best mixer We can use for guano.
For the latter eraps. plaster is q mosl
valuable adjunct 10 guano.
\ Sosfkra .ig7icukurisf.
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If you want .SI2sp RA.pE GARRIa
AGES which will not ouly render good
se-vce, but he also neat, call on the subscriber,
living six miles north Of Hillsborough. He has
been carrying on the business for the last sixteen
months. and his work has proved TO be first rate.
He is determined that his work shall continue
20 he executed in the hes, manner, fully equal to
any in this section Of country, and ut prices 10
suit purchasers Persons wanting Carriages can
send their orders through the Post Office al Hills
borough, and they will be promptly attended to-.
AN Kinds Of Repairs will be done in good order
aud on moderate terms.
u The subscriber has purchased the tight for
Orange County in PATENT BnaKK for all kinds
Of Carriages--to which lie invites the attention
OF the public.
" The subscribers Wool Card
ing Machines are in good order, and arc
doing the very hest quality Of work. Prices as
heretof re-: Eight cents, for white; Twelve and a
half cents nr mixed; or onc-fifth part Of the WOOL
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
Iunc 20. 4ltf-
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land for Sale.

YvHE tract Of LAND belonging to Joseph o.
= Brown. lying on north Little River, ten miles
north Of iilishorough, containing 240 acres, more
or less, is now offered for SALE Persons dcsiling
to purchase land in that section Of country. will
do well to call on the subscriber, j. l.. Blown,
Who Is acting as agent: or they can view the
premises by calling on Mr.. G. l.. Dunnegan.
]. J.. BROWN, Agent.
Nav 37-3mo
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FARMING ON Poor LANDs.-Mr. Will.
liam s. Peachy writes to the Williams
burg Va. Gazette, that he purchased
some time ago tract of land, known
as Poverty Ridge" for which he paid
$7:25 per acre ; suwed l50 lbs. of qua.
no to the acre, put it down in oats, and
realized from the crop s19:s7 per acre.
lie foots up his crop thus: Cost Of
land, Guano, peas, cultivating, har-
vesting, &c. per acre Sl5:96-product
per acre, $19:S7. Clear profit, SS:4l.
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: By Iidissfry tcc fhrire.''
J. NJ s c. G. PARRISH,
HAVE received 1T their Store. ten miles north
A Of Hillsboroueh, well selected Stock Of
Spring q Summer Goods,

comprising every article usually kept in coun-
try Store, which they will sell al The lowest ly-
ing prices, Their purpose is. TO do an active bu-
siness with small proGts--pursuing strictly their
motto. thai by industry we thrive"
or Every species Of Trade, such as Home
spun Cloth, Beeswax, Tallow, Poultry of all
kinds. Eggs. Shingles, Rags, &c. &c, will be ta-
ken in exchange for Goods at cash prices.
Give them call and they will endeavoI 10
please.
Parishvillc. April goth, 1854. 80 6m
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Hotel in HillsborOugh

WE offer for sale that valuable property in
w Hillsborough. known az the % l'niOn
HOTEL, near the Court House. The terms
made TO sui, the purchaser. Possession gwen
the first Of January next
n. B. If not sold il will he renied rs usual.
LONG, WEBB & co.
June lst, 1854. 80
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PERPETUAL MOTION!
THE subscriber most respectfully informs the
4 public generally. everybody else and the
rest Of mankind, that he. having entered into The
Carriage Making Business,

at Faucets Mill, three miles northwest OF Hills
borough. is prepared 10 execute all orders ia
that line, with which he may he favored.
He has provided himself with the very hest ol
materials, and. with Mr. Charles \. Crsbiree, a
man who stands Pre-eminent in his profession,
Is Foreman in the wood-Shop, he is confident
that he will be able TO please all who favor him
with their patronage.
Now be that likes pleasant ride,
Or two, or three. and more beside,
Would do well never TO stop
Until he gets 10 Faucets shop;
And there he'll End a carriage made,
The maker Of which knows his trade
And as to neatness. none are finer
In the Stale Of North Carolina.
There are many, we all do know,
Who know not strength, but only show;
But we combine the two in one,
And make a carriage both show and run.
WM. ID. FAUCETT.
April 30. 1854. 34-3m
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Dress Coats. Over Coats, Vests,
PaufuIOOns. Sc. sc.
New & Cheap Goods.

WE are now opening large Stock Of Spring
" aud summer Goods. which we wish TO sell
upon fair terms Cor Cash, or 10 punciual custom
ers. consisting in part Of
Rich Dress Silks, Lawns, Muslins,
Printed Berages, Jaconets, &c..
Ribands, Gloves, French Corsets,
French Worked Collars,
Sleeves, Cuffs, Bands. &c. &c.
snd many other Goods for Ladies' wear, such as
CaIicos, Ginghams, &c. &c.
A General Assortment for Gentlemen and Boys.
!. Brussels carpeiing, Canton Mating, &c. &c.
LONG & WEBB.
April 4th. 1854. So
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w a N F. ID .
RRANDRETH,S PILLS.

For The cure Of iafuea-a, Colds. Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Headache. Debility, Weakness,
DC. dc. &c.
u5 4 Fresh Supply just received, and for sale
ly the agents. d. Heart & Son, at tho Printing
Office. Hillsborongh; James b. MDade, Chapel
Hill; and q. a. Mcbanc, Mason Hall.
IuIy sih, 1854. ly44-
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IuSF RECEIVED, at the Drug Store, fine
" article of Green and Black TEAS.
lust OPENING, at the Drug Store, new
= supply Of FANCY ARTICLES.
A LOT Of good BACON for sale at the Drug
n Store.
May 81. 3S--
7uSr RECEIVED, 3 Hogsheads Of choice
~ Cuba Molasscs.
!. e. TURRENTINE & son.
MAY 30. 3S--
= EXTRA Fine Quilted SADDLES can be
- bought low. Apply 10
]. G. TURRENTINE & SON.
Nav q. 3S--
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CURE FOR DrARRHGA.-'rake hand.
ful Of strawberry leaves aud pour on
them half a pint Of boiling water; let
II remain one hour, and drink the tea.
II you cannot get the boiling water,
chew and swallow the leaves. This il
Almost valuable and efficient remedy
IL rarely fails to give immediate. reiieI
and perform a permanent cure. Try
it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-02

corToS SEED On. MIR. Shepherd, of
thiSciiy. has made successful ~xpe-
rlIpent in producing oil. by compress
sion. frum cotton seed. Atlhe present
moment he has suspended operations
with view. Ia obtaining such machi.
merry as his experience has proven ne
eessary 10 the profitable manufacture
of the oil. This novel source of wealth
IRON an article not only deemed worth.
less, heretofore, but rather regarded BY
the planters as an incnmbrance, bids
fair TO answer the most sanguine ex-
pecations Of those who suggested il.
Tine 'hundred pounds Of seed Yields
from twelve to fifteen pounds Of oil,
which. when properly clarified, is equal
10 sweet oil. for machinery. and is SUI
perior, to ordinary lamp oil, while il
can be sold at one-half or one>third OF
the cost of either.
Mr. 3 has a quantity of this oil on
hand, which, Notwithstanding its inn
purlties. IN consequence Of the want Of
the necessary apparatus for clarifica>
tion, Yields a brilliant light in the or
dingy solar lamp. Another source Of
income from this business is the cake
formed Of the seed. when the oil is
pressed out. tits valuable for feeding
hogs and other farm stock. and will be-
come an article Of export for this pur.
pose.
The philosophers stone that would
turn the most yalueless metals into
gold. would not, we opine. more sur
prise some of our old planters, than
this simple discovery, that cation seed
-the most worthless trash that annoys
the cotton grower-should be almost as
valuable as the lint he takes SO much
pains with. Cohesion Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-05
ALEXANDRIA. SEPTEMBER. 1858.
Wells 4. Harper & Co,
Nkoissaie Dealers IL
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C.,

sss psszseft 9 aaso1nec e tier fapzaers and
esftf essseEs &c sFrsral IF tkeir FALL
STOCK. eenprisins.:.
V2ln CASES AND CARTOONS of The
linz all o. (which we've purchased dr., !, M ~
2Hassfdtsurfys - Ne.r ENslaaa uader Ae mfSi ~
yoTaole circumstances and consisting ID psf, q
follows, yizs =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-05
rrustee Sale 81 Land.

DURSUANT 70 decree Of he la1t Circai. ST.
Il perior cpuu q Law and Chateerv foF he
County o. Jederson il The State of Virginia. pro-
noanced On he 5tn day Of June, l648. IN suii IN
and Samuel SIrides and Others are desrn5ant 4
shall sell 70 the hghes, bidder, at public auction.
~ fsRID4 y l1e l3tl dag If Iras.Grv serf ie5fi
before The ffont door Of he Curt House al said
County, on the terms hereafter mcnti35ed.
II Ia ACRES or LAND.
III said County. undivided. being thes,m. vh;ch
was conveyed By Samuel T. Ssrider ma Ann re-.
becra bis wife 10 said Humphrey Ksres ~ deed
heartng date me Oh day q Seplenbet 1896 which
j. q record 70 me Once Of he counls Conrt
II said County. ID which said deed tAe said land 4
described as being part of said Salnnel 4. Siri-
derk ihteresi tn tract Of land in said County con-
tanning one hundred and xixty-fve acres aiinirfns
the land o. Hi1kle's heirs Joraiha K4arSer Jessr
Moore, and John aud Samuel Stridet which said
mir q said tract Is farther ee<crihedas b4ine IN
hered BY The said samuel T.. StridertFom lis fath-
er Anr free IRON the Cover OF his mother. ana was
afterwards conveyed BIZ said Humphtey Keves ana
wife % said Samuel Sirider bY deed 8bezrins date
the 10Th Of November, 1886 Of record in III xaii
Clerks Once, and ~ said Samuel Sirider 10 John
Suider and John Keyes. As trustees. ~ deed dared
NoF. 20 1885 q record 10 said CLERKS Once. Is
secure 70 said Humphrey Reyes the pnrchase mon
ey4 which sal deeds are exhibited ID said suit
The said sale will BE- made TO raise the balance
doe On said decree, the amooni Of which viii g
made kIos-n oa the day Of $ Ie.
The terms Of the sale win b. one-third n eash
aud the residue on cree il Of six and twelve months
from day Of sale. in two equal paymenls. Bond.
and cred OF irnst On the premises sold TO be taken
10 secure the deferred payments.
The sale viii be made tor the use lcf Robert G
Mcpherson. assignee VI said decree
DecemherI5. 1858. T,rSie..
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Thc GFeat PnElller 81 lhe Blood!

AafI q p.v4.rf. ~ Nr... ? q
Z ~tateas ~ -At1Ctfy ~ ~
N hafaiaots kesasdg ~ Srgnn. Ksags Eel RAfn.
sssiisn, Obstinate GttansSxs Apgsnns Pssss,sl 3
L-sfinss ~ tts tdces BloicaoS, Bcsis Cbro,sic 49,
Es<s. Asng lore gE 1etter, ScaId lead, Haluirs-
neht We s1 s " IT, kisnts end Janis SsiabsFm n
80. eslEas,Mss 1t,sqt1sss, t-etResEe; S9lats CSm-
lu.nss e'so &. Ltssqsts Gfsssns yross nSdiroNs
ass,m s+Hess' assf A3sAee - LHss er lsPersfg ef
.1t Dsos-f
HyHIS valuable Medicine vhirh IA. l.raA
celcbra,ea fnr thp nun,ler g;f :, 49, ~.
cnr,s sfrcfea fhrx,. N ~ 10y
prietcrs al the nrgrnt rcanssf II their tras n [
Y 4, ne rbhl;e ,hrl thez; n WHY th y 80
epev ~ iisyirtnes an,i ysbblerlal -,
The falloyr;ne eer,6rstpsI seieeteS sea 4.
~ -. hAsr.,.rg u, Y. ~, t,.s,;,p,s 49, ~ A.e
,vori ~ IA -. lfss .., - .sI -,
rnc,x ~ M & f,c,Is;ss "a n ,k s
b,y. many Of them aaw residing ii tic rsy i RisA
n,S.d, Nirgsi.
=. poa yEN, fse;i Of the ksehange Hotel Rich
mond, known every were says he has seen the Medi-
sane cAllea fA3EsSs SsAStsh aizruar administered
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Cedar Lawn for Sale.

MILL be sold atrrivaie sale, Inc Farm known
wv BY the name Of Cedar Lawn, formerl; me res
irenee Of John T. Al Washington, decd, lying in
Jrdctson comfy, Va. about three miles S. w. Of
CnaTlesown. on The road leading from Berryville
10 Leet0wn aud about one mile South of the Har
pefs- Ferry and SmiIhfeld turnpike adjoining the
farms of John r. Flagg George lslef Mrs II T.
Alexander Thos Washington Or Scallay and
others containing about 215 ACRES, about IS Of
which are in fine timber The Improvements con /.
sist Of handsome three story Back nwELriNo Tor
" feet square. with two story Wing 40 fret By 20
feet attached; a Barn Courthouse NJ Tx house, and
Negro Cabins. Also, large orchard of choice An-
pies land Young Peach Orchard Recently planted.
The Lawn and premises generally aFe highly i'm
proved by ShrubherY and large variety of hand
some Ornamental ard Fruit Trees There is
Cisern convenient and never failing welfof puSe
Limestone Water about 100 yards distant The
farm in shape is nearly square Thr land is in
fine state Of cultivation and the soil Of superior
qualiiY. Il has every convenience 10 market. be-
ing 10 The immetiale vicinity OF tae Winchester
and Harpers Ferry Railroad, and within Z OF 8
miles ofthe Baltimore aud Quo Railroad The
place is well knowh-and altogether Ills one of lie
most desirable tract Of It's size in The Vaiisy.-
Persons who contemplate purchasing can be ID.
formed 20 the terms Of sa nv consulting me ID
peIspn, Of by letter addressed 10 me a, Charektoyp
Jefferson county, Va.
iL GEORGE WASHINGTON
For himself and 10 behalf OF the oAher deyisees
Decrl5 1s53--lf
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49,. aef = erds . esr o. sSr,1d s1.s, and 81
..'e .s1.sa' go, ~ fr ~ s.Pgss.'en y cSerk-
nRJB. SMITH la, fot many years deFosed
-. ~ eAcie attention 70 the lream<n 81 Private
Sempaints. II all their varied ara cou,cated fsrlns
ne sIea- s9cres IN hose long standi1E ard dificuk
49, .uch a vere formerly CONSIDERED ncnrake. i
a. = eemmend him % he Pehie q wc,,eg q
-, ss.sesl.e P-iIonase be has Tecsised Wfhls The
s.se, year. Dr :. has treated mote han $500
80 81 Pirate complainls IN their aiGerent forms
~ practice which rs dorbt exceed. lhaf Of
- .ne oilef nor advertising in Baltirore,
- net slueie ase known where hs dirceak NsTe
..scuy loiiouet and medicines taken n areasosbe
,,ss xlaeut en eetlng radical and pemaaet eIres
pefse1 AFFECTED with diseases 81 he above
lAlafe no matter how ditenlf OF long sfanlpt the
ease may besD onld do Vel 10 cai oil Dr. SMITH
y ~ once, No 10 5. FREDERICK ST, ard e NOS
eneetnaliy relieved no reraBeraiin wfl be terred
Tor bis services. His medicines are fee iron Mercury
nc a. nineFai POI ons pa up IN aneag and t9nPaet
iofn md may be aiken ii psbIic private hesise,
=. ne ifaseiim wiihoat exposure OF hl.isAnce
ION business and except IN Of rioeat inEAm
mallnn 20 change of diet {. necessary
STRUCTURES. DIR Smifh has Discovered anew
method ~ which be can care ghe wofs form u stre
lnfe ~ very fsss days. and Inst Hfkou pain y in
convenience 10 II patent. Irritation ~ The
OF Pros,rate 81 An n neck III the blSAdeT Is same
ulss mistaks foE structure b general PEseltosers
YOUNG MEN
and Others afflicted with Seniaai Debility. Ehesher
orginafng IRON eertaia Destructive Habit or from
- eaAets Win Ale lfdth OF poouy ana 1p4ut1l
eflis which foiioE, when pegiected should may an
easF application. thereby avoiding mech ifoUbifani
Sun efsnz. IS vel rxPeaSe. By Bis improved meth
% Of Treatment DIS can safely guarantee SPEEDY
and peTleet cuEc 10 81 rax.s n this eouipsaist.
TO FEMALES
Al diseases. peculiar % Feuees (sueh as sap.res-
Sons Irregularities 81 } -rrfily and eretusiy
moved The efIrary Of bis ren-dic<. Tor The CUR Of
The above affections have been well tested IN al
tensiye practice for TIE last twelve years.
PERSONS At A DISTANCE may coasS,t ~. S.
BY letter. post paid describing case sud have nedi
cine securely put up aud foTward 10 aRy paTl Of the
Dnited states, always accompanied w4h tail and
piieii directions for Communications ceusiGsTed
stIicry confidential Office arranged With separate
parim snls. 80 that patients never sny Bit the
doctor himself Attendance daily, fsom 5 III the
mon IN Z iii Cat night.
NIB. Persons afflicted with any Of TIE above rom.
PlaBil vii DO well TO avoid he various NOSTRtjYfS
aad 81 ECtFicS. advertised. bg~ApoihreaTses and
Druggists, as certain fnr any and every disease
They p1t up 10 sell but cure and Frequently
do much mo e harm than good, therefore avoid hem
word to The wise Is sufficient Address
DR.. J. B. SMITH, 40. l6, s FREDERICK ST.
January Oily Baltimore, Nd
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= located IN 4 easiieA Guy, Md. ak healthy and
1peasant town as aay IN the Southern States.
Ibis institution has an able and eIheiehl Board
81 ffo'efsors and Teachers good Library, excel
tent Musical lnStrnmeats an extensive Gil Emil
Gal. AND PHILOSOPHICAL PPARA-
TVS, and II Is confidently believed Hthat il Offers
as many facilities lor imparng a Thorough, extern
AYe aud rehned education as any Seminary in the
LAND.
The School is nor sEcraaiAS. on TIL contrary the
Noung ladies are strictly reqnired tp attend such
Chuich as parents designate accompanied always
By a teacher
Scholars IN recr fved al any time during the
year. and will be charged pruporIonably from The
date OF their entrance u The close 81 The Scholastic
year in July. #
( The duties of Tie School will he resumed after
he Christmas Holidays, on the 81 aay of Janu-
All which would be very appropriate time for
Scholars to enlsrthe School t
t-ev For board and TUITION including furnished
R1olns, Lights, Fuel Washing, ecl S200 per
Scholastic year; payable half yeaflyin advance.
For Circulars and eiher patticulark address
ElL ". WINCHESTER, Priest.
December s 1858
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-05

woapenis tlFes psan;er and Army do
L. Elf KIP aud Grain Boots
- & ~ . Strap Shoes
Misses Cali. Kid. Kip aud Grain, Welt Buskins
4 ina Md and Morocco Ties and DO
T. Black Lasting and Bronzed Caters.
r Goat aud Grain Buskins
Eadies hae Calf Kid and Goat Welt do
sss .Lsdy Franklin, sparodt Jenny Lind DO
Z. Enasneled Pat Tip do
II Blgfk Lasting and Bronxed silk Caters
= fashionable Kid and Morocco Slippers.
G1a snsrf sarsssy ef Drcss Geoas n tbs line, also
Chiidrsns polished sole Grain Lace Boots
/. Enameled and Pat Calf 10
i" Black Lasting and Rro1zed silk do
t. Cala Morocco and Lasting do
Is Cases aitallie Rab5ers. for Men. ana Women,
Misses, Boys and Youths.
Their Stock Of HATS and "a rs has beer wen and
cartfally selected. eomprisir~,
200 cases eEth latest ana NEST Fashionable STYLES
10 BE fcnnd in the Northern cities and consisting OF
Mep's six, Angola and Brush citizen. stiff Brim,
Black cass Artistic, jenny Lind, KoSsnth. Plaid aud
Black Wool, with great variety Of Black Cloth,
GlaFed aud olher Caps Of Ihe fashionable Styles,
with
2bO Travelling fair and black Leather) TRUNKS
and yALlCES. Also
600 lbs SHOE THREAD, asserted sizes
1.-THE increase. facilities for trade and iransper.
tatipn, Railroad and Canal has induced ihem ex
tend their purchases beyond their usue limits and they
arenpw prepared 10 offer 10 merehsDts AMI other
dealers 5
GREAT INDICTMENTS
as daRbe found in any Of the Northern Cities They
iayRe call from all IN search OF bargains AS ii Is their
determination to sell al such prices that fail
pledse. s. W. 4. HARPER & Co.
Sfpt.i5, 80 Prince Street Wharf. alexandria
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fTTs! FfTsst TITsff9

PERSONS who isbofing under this distressi,- ma,
ady will find the VEGETABLE FPIT ESsTTc
PIILSto be tse only remedy ever discovered RI ear
eic aetioa the system; and althoas, fI,,
are prepered especially Tor the purpose Of euTne ts
they ih be ionad Of especial bene for an persas AZ
hfieaSit weas nesyes, Or whose hefyoas System has
Pr'ee q per box, or two boxes for S. Persons out
2 me ey enclosing remittance, VIII have the pills
ssnI ,hsa thEoa the mail free Of postage For sale
by skIH = HANCE, los baltimore street Bzrtin,ore
Md towhem order. from all parts Of the Unian n,.i
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NOTICE.
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Constables.

O., ~ myself as candidate FOR the Office of Con-
ea. for IN 4i election District Of jefferson County.
should nv fre n .leci me. prptnise discharge the
.laties q 1hc on, e dh iiteliiy and 70 the h.of my
ability. .& :. W. MeGlNNlS.
NJ We -rre ..,hor;s. 10 nominate SAMUEL G.
Y0GjGCs Z ,nsa5ga,. 4 the Office Of Constable in
District Not Iftrctcd h. be- Efforts n y p ssea
40 the discharge et the duties eh V vaTTRS
are Authorised 10 announce CD a IN, 81
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