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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-01

y CURIOUS Scene IN A COURT RooM.-Thc
members of the bar Henry county, Indiana,
have presented Il petition to the Circuit court
asking thc President Judge-Anthony-t re-
sign.-Judgc Anthony received the petition
and each member of the bar in succession ad.
dressed the court in favor of the petition,
stating thai in case he would not resign, the
petitioners had agreed among themselves that
they would not do any business in the court
so long as he presided. The Judge, with per-
feet nonchalcncc, told the lawyc rs he would
think about it, and in the meantime would
proceed to business. In the afternoon the
jury also asked him to resign, when the law
ycrs proposed to him that if he would agree
in writing never to come to that county again
for the purpose of holding court, and would
send some one in his place, they would be
content to drop the matter, so far as they
were concerned. The Judge finally promised
never to come to the county again for the pur-
pose of holding court, until he should be sent
for. The cousc of the feeling against him is
not stated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-01

BIC SlIlP.-Thc Rhode Island Freeman, in
connection with an account of the great Eng
lish. steamship now constructing at Milford
Haven, says:
This ocean giant can get into 10 harbor in
this country except Newport. But this Mil
ford Haven steamer is mere jolly boat COM
pared with those which Mr.. Gouraud propo-
SEES to build here on the waters of the Nara
gansc.t. These are to be 900 feet in length
and to be propelled by 5000 horse power
They are to have no nasts, depending solely
on their engines for walking the waters. So
vast will be their proportions, that Collins
steamer, full rugged, manned and freiehted,
can be taken on board and carried safely to
Europe. The Rhode Island Legislature has
just granted to Mr.. Gauraud and his company
a charter under which this great work is to be
prosecuted.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-01


NEBRASKA JoKLs.-The discussion Of the
Nebraska Bill has afforded fun for some folks,
Will, Others have been thinking it a serious
subject.
\ correspondent Of the n. Y. Evening
Post writes to that paper as follows:
s:P. 81 understood you to say the other
day, in Tile Erening Post, that the President
was in favor Of leaving the subject Of Slavery
in Nebraska to the settlers. VIII you please
10 Inform me whether the New Hampshire cleo
lion is one Of The settlers he refers tore
The New Hampshire Telegraph tells the
following:
CATER appearances began to indicate that
the Democracy had got pretty severe drub-
bling at the late election, one Of the Untcrr-
fed was explaining the cause to another. and
attributed it TO the Nebraska bill .Thc Ne
braska bill said the intelligent sovereign.
there is money enough in the trcasury-,rhy
don't they pay The ID thing ana hare out Of
The ray!''
And a correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune
thus alutcs to the Douglasscs in rhyme:
TIE DoUGLAssEs-A swoP.
Let Slavery now stop her mouth,
Let quiet be hencciorth:
We've got Fred Douglass from tho South
She's got Steve from the North
But that no difference should b. paid
r were hardly fair to ask her.
We've made so much the better trade
She claims to boot-Nc braslia!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-01

p-FOn Wednesday, John r. Montgomery
was killed by the accidental discharge of a
gun, near Colcbrook Furnance, Lancaster
county. Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-01

ITCastIng bread upon the wstcrs-adver-
Using literally.
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Mlisfr!lo,leo,ts.

SorLE AID HIS Mission The Baltimore
Times, in an article in which it attempts to
show that war between this country and Spain
rs Inevitable, holds the following language in
relation to Soulc, Belmont and their missions:
''Sou ie mcnt 10 Spain for the Single PURPOSE eff
oJ,ainiag CTAq. Tits is 200 well known to
need proof; but, if needed, the evidence can
be produced. Belmont was sent to the Hague
to cooperate. These gentlemen were to wait
patiently at their respective posts, Intrigue,
corrupt The court, buy up ministers, and in
fact, lag that double handed game which the
CRISIS ured, and which European dipo-
macy lights in, but which no American
stltasr could be found to carry out. 1t
was, IL act, to be all European intrigue, and
required European intrigucrs. Soulc was
stationed at Madrid. lie has progressed
famous y so far, having, while in Paris, got
the Queen Mother into trouble with another
part Of the Spanish Court, and after arriving
in NAtril, by virtue of his official character,
gained apolitic1l position which he has used
TO create djscoI on alt hands. All this was
done with M eye 10 t..t.pu4chasc ofCuba. for,
if the Spanish Go9eroln2int pot into domestic
dilianTy, >snd tn Rdtlt.child's, 'Arou :"..f,
!:!r 80. ct Ac!4--G !lai. rr--
Fttect 4 loan, Cuba would be necessarily fore
! ID into the market; or the Spanish standing
army dishanlrd-a thing not TO bc thought Of.
In the midst Of all this, masters are suddenly
Brought to crisis. Spain offers us Il blow
Of insult Tie american people arc i'll arms.
! The country is III Il blaze.
| We have treaty stipulation with Spain, and
.hesc must be respected. The President,
/ therefore, before yielding to the unmistakca-
/ Die wishes IF the country, sends L special
| mess cngcr to Madrid, and places the whole
matter in Soulc'S hands. In the meanwhile
that gentleman hears in advance Of the Blacl;
/ Warrior affair." lie sees the sentiment of the
I American press. lie is deluged with letters
/ from the North, South, East and West, all
! stating that the fate Of CuLa is in his hands,
| The .fHibus'sr3 also hare despatched q special
| messenger 10 Spain, to urge on Souie the impor-
, aace cf mailing an issue. Now, Soulc is slight
~ inclined TO be iilbustcr himself. II , is
a Cuba man. If there is anything he desires,
I tncxt TO being President of Francc,) it is to
! sec Cuba annexed to this country. If lie
comes back to the United States without sc
comprising this great and sole object Of his
appointment, he is disgraccd and politically
dead. If he omits the present opportunity,
! he will never have another.''
/
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-01

THE GRowIyG WHEAT CEoP.-Thc Western
papers give gloomy accounts of the growing
wheat crop. In Southern Michigan, the com
plant is general, and the wheat looks sero
and faded. III many parts of Ohio, the pros
pcct is represented as very uniavorabla for
even an average, let alone full crop. The
accounts from Southern Ohio and Indiana are
more iAvorablc.
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Copper & Gin.

THE suhscIi'rf hatins heuanf p1pplicioI d
a ~ Tia sd GeFltf Esisllishnifuf laifly
oMnel n a. {. hurdolk, less ifase q inioFn
80 sis;sri.x Il HilssrFuEgh an5 de saEscuniiss
eaantry. ihsi he ali esniinue 70 caID 81 ihe
Tan and capPsr B1sinsss in sll is ssrisns
hransiss. snd xonid s. pisased 70 haze o raii
frem 81 wishing 10 puEthsss ANY article N his
line a hnsinfrs.
Nerhahas ~ill - fnppliod q ihs assai ~hsSe-
ssle psirrs. a. lie shaursl neasoe. rnd she Tan
dslisersd Il der dasss ere e cot. Every ar
lirlf usrranisd 70 - u good msitfisl and The
workmanship enod-
His shep all ~ found "a King sirsei. wrss
cf she Mssonie Hal and opposite The Hotel q T.
SirhOizs ssq. Ia
I. CHARLES THOMPSON.
ssPt. IA. ls53 OILY
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BRANnRETIrs PILLS.

Ane,Eissa, or Enlargement Of lie Heart, drfe-
ries, Piles, &c. &c.
TTSE tho pills two or three times week In do
u ses sufficient TO purge freely and when a
psroxism COMES ON, fearless use Of tie Pills
must be made; down with six or eight and in a
little While repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly pnrged. This effected. the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pecturis
aud slone IN the eail-hladder are treated IN the
same manner: aud although considered incura-
bic by the mcIical profession, are cured by the
use OF Brandreil's Pills. Piles IRE chf.d BY
Branlreth's Pills. In sesese attacks the doses
must be full six Or eight for few nights to-
ge,her will cure the worst cases. Whenever This
disease COMES Oh in the treatment of other disea-
ses, il is gooi sign; Use nothing bit the pills,
and az an outward application. cold cream or
lard, and make frequent use Of cold water locally.
Where there have been pcctoral affections. as
asthlGi, consumption, DC, perseverance, will he
required with the pills ID effect permanent cure
But any other course viii assrrcdly bring on The
pectoral affection.
In cases of Ds5iEfy, Weahi.ess, Tasfings, De-
ctiaes, or Consumption approaching. il will lie
necessary 10 commence viii small doses. Begin
with one pill going to bed; mcknight two pills;
do this alternately for three or four days, or
longer; if no alteration takes place, then increase
pill each night Until Eve or six pills are used,
then decrease by one pill, down to one pill.
should any feverish symptoms arise, then take.
strong loses until the fever is reduced. When
this is done, the patient may drop down to such
doses as their own judgment shall determines;
being careful 10 keep the drain upon the impure
humors; as these are removed, SD will be their
advancement to sound health.
DR.. Br.nircth's Principal Office, oil Broad
way New York.
+ Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills:
D. Heart, Hillsboroush; j. B. M'Dade, Chapel
Hill; q. s. Mehane, Mason Hall; A. Mickle &
Co.. Bngham's School.
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New Fan goods.

w z sie naN ffasiFing lsfEe si,st - tionls.
Which Ne lzfisE = sell upal siF ifflIIf,
eishfI ~ eash - 81 shaEi sfs1I. t.ease a. eons
and Sc shgm.
As ne eannnf ikil.k oftaking up lie sAaie q
she Recorder IN ensmesstine etesy nFfsrif. ne
~ilI give lhe PrinsiPal ssilCses iFon olss q euI
SIX hills. tiz.
Plain Black Gro DE- Rhine si.k. 81 aide.
Black figured Si1s.
Plain mouse coiorsd Peak De Sol SIN.
Figusrd leolorad silks.
Plaid 81 4. Spun silks. bright csioned Plaid.
Coiorea and shiie Marceline siiks.
soEd De lanes, mode and high eolSuea.
ciBesilie Luslse.
Plaid and Pouli De f.snfs.
frr nch Merines. English ditto.
c0loied and while Tailelins sud Lscr.
DE Bage. for Riding and Trssesling Dresses.
Black and white De Lanes.
Black csnion crspe ctalh. -
Black and while sPon silk.
Black French MeTinos. Blsck Alpsres.
Black and co.oErd nrw style fnnecs. 6inr<.
ButiOns. Lares. Brsids. Velvet and other Ri
bands. 6c.. faI trimming Dresses.
Blue and green Ladies' Cloak cInihs. and
Tasfsls for ditto.
Bonnet Rlbands. tom 10 cents 10 very fnr.
Plaid Rihsnd. &c.
Black Egyptian and Net Sill Mits.
kia. nelinO. sIun silk. fllose.le and pragsh-
MA Gloves,
Mpslins. Ifish LiDrns. Cambria and Lawn
HandkefchirfS
i.isle and sid Nets and Easines:
shawis, Collars. tndeF-sesses;
Ladies and Grnilemcn's sin, Merino and
Lambs Wonl Under Nesisi
Csrpeling. crnmh CIhlh. fTais. Gaps;
Rail Road. waier.troOf, aud other BooI. snd
Shoes;
Rubber Shoes. COX Soies;
Ladies and Genilrmrn's Trunks. Leather;
Family Sc les and Patent Balances;
Oser Coats. Black and Drah;
piece super double milled Brown cloh. for
Over Coats; cassimeres, claibs. yrsiing.. Welsh
Flsnpsls. Shot Guns. md ALMOST every thing a
merchant ought 10 have.
LONG s. WEBB.
September 20. o.
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TESTIMONY.

r- Testimony like the following rrni. supsrsous All
the efacary Of Bulls sarsspsrills rrom nr
L. y. Yande Professor Of Chemistry IN tho Louisville
Medical College have looked the list % Ingredients
composing John Bulls Compound Extract Of sarIarllA
aud have hesitation In SAYING thar they form ss;s
compound aud that promises we IN chronic disa,ts
% which II Il applicable. T. r. 1ANDEi.l. VI b.
iSpuiylle. Juns g. 1873.
What Dr. Pyles PM stefan br appointment 70 the Lnu,
sile Marine Hospital, says Of Bulls ssrsapariiIa
LoUfsviiLK. March 20. 1879.
have examined the prescription for the preparation u
John Buls SsrssparillS and believe combination 70
b an excellent and well calculated produce alter
alive impression on the system. have used il both In
public ami private practice aud think 1. I'll. beet sr.s
Of saFsaparil.a now 10 use
u. ryLrs ND
Resident Physician Louisville Marine uospi,.a
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sos Reward.

DASnEay ten ne slbscfilrf On ihs An .
- lsiy lsa. : Nesra Gih nsmei lane. SD
asSa, y yeaFs- She = haek. heavy se;. q a.
s.iasrS hesshf. ss,Ps fsrHarl iisilr when wax
iag fas:. as3 : free sI'ok<n. She wss formerly
s~aelAs NJ. u aes isha~sea. Il Aismancs. snd
kss N she isnox l~aea hy Isha Trs lingrr. esq.
AM as 10 prssas!s laEkiag 10 Alanenre casniy.
Tas sbs.s rrssrj vii b given fsr hef sppre-
heasioa AMI d~'issry 70 ne. near Leasbnis. cas-
wrls sosair. Or fsr hsr ssnfnsmsni in any jail 20
thd eAa s<t her,
JAMES W. REID.
rsssns>s >-sa- tf-os
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JUST RECEIVED.

EeYA.C. MURDOCH. l.asse Lot Of Esea-
a dy-Made Clothing. such as Frock
aud Drets Coats, Over Goats, Panaloons. Vests.
Sc, Of various kinds of MATERIAL, and of fashion
able cut. Call and see.
November. % IL
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Just to hand,

ut Tu.E DgUR STORE,
"A FRESH supply Of BOOKS, STATION
= cry, &c, consisting. 10 part, Of the fol.
lowing:
The Thought Blossom, Gen Of the Season,
Fiora's Interpreter, Gift Book Of Gems.
Floss tsen. Gems Of Beauty.
Ladies Keepsake, Floral Keepsake,
Ervsi,i rount, Dsw Dtop
Tiff Of Fi,wers. The Aloe,
Gift If Af.ction. The RISE,
poe,cal Works Of Milton, Campbell. Cowper,
Moarc. Byroa. Burns. Thompson, Pollock and
a,h,rs; to- ;iler with great variety Of Miscel-
i,nnoa; Works, Port Folios, Albuns, Letter and
n tie Paper. Sc.
Noyem,er g. TO-
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory,
Notice. This while Won are reading.


rfsIlE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
per Factory in the Town OF Hillshoiough,
and he will try 10 conduct il in the hest manner.
He has pfneurcd one of the best Of Northern
woflmcn. and bis work will lie made If the hest
material aud in the hes,slyle. After trying the
work, and il shohld prove moi 10 be good, il may
be returned and more got ia its place. Tin will
be sold ~ Northern Ptices with costs aud car.
rage.
All bills TO the amount OF ihy dollars. al any
place ~ the State, all 10 the amount Of twenty
live dollars. within City miles Of this place. and
all bills Of any amount, within twenty live miles.
will be filled and delivered free of charge for
transportation. He woulG say 10 his customers.
that he Mill sell work as low as any house in the
State.
The stihscribcr returns his. hanks for past ia
vofs. aud lie hhpts be will receive liberal share
of patronage. AZ he pledges himself to DO justice
and 10 endcavor To give full satisfaction IN his
work.
All orders will he thankfully received. and the
work done with nsa,ncss and despatch.
81, Hi shop will he found at this time one
,loer below Maj lalmci's Store.
w. 5. CHEEK.
November ls. To-
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DIR. sTRONG'S
Erss, pound Samatiye Pills.

ts'llEsE Pills are entirely EgstoJie, aud are
mos, Superior MEDICINE III The cure Of al
Bilious Complaints. chiis and Fdrer, Dysp,p-
siu. cosfirear s.. Lirsr Compkaiht Jjandiet.
Sex Hadacle. Scrotuti, Suh Rheum, Ftrrs Of
dHkiaRs Lo,sqf appetite, Otsfracf,iuad PANE
jui Meas iraofiB, aud all lingering diseases.
As F,imalr Me,lirine they act like charm;
and when taken according 10 the directions, The,
never fail 10 cure the worst cases OF piles, al.
ter all other remedies fail.
They purify the blood, equalizr The circulation,
rh>lbe ,ht Liver, Kidneys, and other Secreiory
Organs 10 health, lone anu acliUn; aud as an
Anii. Bilious Family Medicine, they have no e
quail. Price IS cents l@r Lox.
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lust Rccelyed,

ii FRESH fupFiy ~ Walks Aionliif sehis'
"A dsm sehnsPIs, = FIFrifc 81 infif,eli iliai-
n. Kilney cou,pl.ints. efsssl sod siene, &C
~ For szlr a he rEinling OEce.
setsenlbef 81. e.
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DIR. S'TRONG's

.pgC.rDGsAL g.lDGrELT PENIS,
4 Remedy for Coughs, Cot,is. cafGrrh. B,o,,.
chitis, Group. Whenpine Congh, Asthma, Cui-
sumption, Nervous Diseases. Dyspepsia, Costve-
ness. Erysiprlas. Disease Of the Heart, Il1amma-
lion and Pain In the Chesi, Back aud Si,lr, and
all diseases arising from derahged stale Of The
Stomach, aud 10 relieve the distress and had feel
ing from eating too hearty food. in weak and
dsspcpiit habits. u Warranted to be pure
w Vegetable.
These Pills act as an Exrectotaht. Tonic aud
Aperient. Que Is cent box POSSESSES three times
more power Ia cure diseases than a one dollar
bottle Of any os The Syrups. Balsams, or Saisapa-
rillas that were ever made. and simple trial of
only one box will prove this important truth.
They promote ExpectGfatiOit.
Loosen the Phleam. and clear the 1iuags ahd
other Sccre;ory Organs Of all morbid matter, anti
there is no nihrr rrnrdy in the whole Matcria
Meica capable Of imparling such healing plo-
perties 10 the Lungs and Vital Oigtns as these
Pills. They cure (0stlyeness. produce
a good. regular Appetite. and Strengthen the
System. Price 25 cents per box, containing 25
doses Of medicine.
Call ON the Agents who sell the Pills. and get
the " Planters Almanac" grafis, giving rul! par
iiculars and certificates Of cures.
Both kinds of the above named Pills are fur
sale in Hillshorcceh by DENNIS HEARTH;
and at Chapel Hill hv Las. s. LUCAS; who
also keep supply of DR.. Spenret's Vegetable
Pills. and DIR. HuII's Celebrated Pills. which stop
the Chlls and Ever the FIRST day. and do not
sicken the stomach or operate on The bowels.
August 90. 00-iy
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LoUpos. Kr,. April 25,h 1870
sn-rsrmii me 10 address you frs hnrs and do me
the honor to reply a request that will make In chs
eohclusion Of this letter, sc
am graduate Of Trsnsy sanis Mslieal University
have pracsiced medicine 10 this wilderness country about
i've Years. but owing to exposure bitter cold weather
have been ndispnsei with Acute EheumRtm about sir
months Af.er having exhausted my skill Ia the treatment
OF my case. and deriving henefr induced give
your rtvp ExfRAer ~ sARsaPtMtis fsir trial. and
sceordngy purchased bottle Of ,or medicine from your
AGENT MIR George T.. Brown about two weeks ago aud
must confess THAI one bottle has entirely eurrl me
my opinion, that your preparation Of Sarsaparla
decidedly superior to any other preparation In
aud will take great pleasure In recommending II 10 the
afflicted - being remedial ssrnt, and will sdte the
physicians 10 ir-e Il in their practice. &c,
Respectfully yours, u. 3. ALLEN, " D.
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CARRIAGE HAYIMG BUSINESS.

vEsIIE subscriber having entered into the Car
Il risee Making business, at his residence, six
miles north of Hiilshorough. Is prepared 10 exc
cu,c all orders IN tina, line with which he may he
favored lie has provided himself with good ma
ieriais, AMI will keep good workmen. and thinks
he willie alic 10 please these whomay want any
article 10 his line. All orders will be promptly
sitersleI to, and his terms will be moderate.
His Wool Cardims Machine will be
furnished with new Cards, and pu, in good re-.
pair by the 5th Of June.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
March 30. 79lt-
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DRIED PEACHES.

H1A BiISHEL ) wanted; also Damsons and
y Cherries; the highest price given al
LONG & VERBS.
September 30. o.
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ComE AND BUY,

VVNiI hE9U DU
1EsH subscribers having purchased the stock n
= Goods owned By J. NJ. & D. ~. Parish. will
continue the business At the .snie pl,ce under
tie style Of ]. ". Il G. E. Parish. and will be
glad 70 see their friends and the public generally
at their store. They intend 10 sell cheap far
elsh. aud persnn- wishing TO buy will find il To
Lhsir interest 20 give them call.
j. NJ. & q. +. PARISH.
P,isiyille. 0ring,. July s. si-
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EusT RECEIVED, al tie Drug store, a large
~ supply Of Gum Dpps.
sSOUR Dozen Flesh Citrate 0f Magnrsia. re-
ceived al the Drug Slolc.
rRoUND Pepper Ginger, and Cinnamon,
~ received at the Drug Store.
November %. IL
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brow N's


PLiIadslpkia. Pr.
THIS Essence Is warranted 10 Possess. 10 .
Il concentrated farm. al the valuable proper
lirs of Jsrnsira Ginger. and viii k found. on
trial. en- eseellenl Family Medicine. II Is par
iicuissly recommended - tonic, 10 persons re-
corering fromfeser OF other diseases. fsw dFops
iInpsrling 10 the stomach glow and sigor
squai 70 wine-glassiuii Of brandy or other rii-
mulani. without any o. the dehisiiag efieeis
Shieh sFe sure 90 follow the use II liquor Of any
kind; and il Is therefore especially ericeable 10
children and females. TO The sged il will prove
q great e"mion; the dysprPiie. and those who are
predispossd 10 govt or rheumatic affections. u
gives grral relief; and 10 the inrhriae who wishes
20 reform. bui xlos~ stomach iseansisniy craving
the nosious liquor. il is misunderstanding tone
10 the digestive organs. and strength to resist
iemp,slion; and is consequently great agent IN
the cause Of temperance.
Dosk.-Fora grown person. one tes-spoonfnl;
Tor child l0io IL years old, half aiea-spoonful;
and for ehild 10 years old. rs 10 20 drops.
To he given in Sugar and Water.
DR.. ). ID. schooliield. Agt. Hillsborough; Mr..
s. s. Lucas. agent. Chapel Hill.
June I. 1853. So
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l0l YARDS Tow and Cotton
i.OoO Cloth wanted at
LONG & WEBB'S.
s.ptsntsrea o.
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boo Es.

81 boot TEES.
II tprEs Tsi1.S,le b. ,tees, from j. Miles &,
- s,,. fnlaie'rli.s, ius' receivedhy
IA}AG StWEBR.
4srel, 80 :
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Books! looks.

Books! Cooks. s
MI Az be found VI the Drug Store, . great Va.
w rirty Of Gin Books and Annals, sn,ens
which are the following:
Scots Peeiicsl Works. Life off;sn. IaYs,s,,s
Millions DO. Col. Been,
Pope's 90. sshine,cn.
Poliocks do. Columbus.
Thompsan's do. Gen. Greene.
Cowper's DO. crolsy's Driiisl, Pcsl,.
Goldsmiih's de. Young Ladies Beck.
Gems oi Beauty, The Sou,eniI Gallery,
The Talismnn, Amarsnih,
Morning Glory, Magnolia.
Moss Rose, Renpnler Ne,
The Pearl. The Hyseiiih,
The Garland. Gin Of Friendship.
Christmas Rosr. youths iisd,r,
Juvensl Keepsake, foreet Ne Not,
The Lilly. The Gem.
Howett. Cock and lnndon,
uncle Toms Calm as il 10,
Aunt Phillis'. Cabin,
Huine's History Of England.
M'cauley's do. do.
Roliand's Ancient History.
Walkers Dictionary. Srho.i.
Weasier's do. do.
Wel,sier's Quar,o. 10. s
The illustrated Ladies Keepsake.
The Giit Book Of Gems.
Christian Family Library.
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dfen. Flank Books, Writing Psrer
STATIONERY. &c.
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