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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

We have always believed that the !. Irish people, however humbly situated possess readiness of reiort which only a genuine Yankee can ouido. We were amGsed the other day with tho reply of one as we stopped few minutes at the corneroi a street, where several of the finest pesentry in tho world were engaged excavaiing ihev foundations of new tenement. One stout fellow paiticlarly attracted our attention on account of the taiiered and patched condition of his trowsers.s
 q say, Pal,' inquired q brother from Green Erin, what didsihem pants cost you .s.
 .Faix, only shilling, and they're good enough for ,Oorking ia.' < <
 By my soul, Pat was the response and it seems to me, from the holes iIi them, that you will not be long in .0orking out of them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

Wanisd.-a thin man. who has h1en ussd io Ihs kusine~ Of collecting, Io crawl through key holes, and End debtors Who are never q homs. Salary. noshine iAs GEst year. ebs dOdbIss saeA veaY sgAsEwaEas. Tsf. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

~ENGHANES.-5OO yards ot ManchesieE
 I Cinghams, fAss colOrs, tor sale st IS ,.eess per yard, at ShAOFOAU 2.
 enn YDa Of OfdaTk-coloFsd PRINTS just 0VO See'd. q Sets per yard isss setC.S as O PIECES mous sf Ghoso celebrated [. Risahr O s&" sil beils4 silks. bBt ysessxsA ae as.,a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
Little Georges Story.

1 My Aunt Libby patted me on the
 head the other day and said, ]" George, my boy, this IS the happiest part of your fife" I guess Aunt Libby don't know much. ! guess she never work'd week to make a kite, and the first time she went to fly it got the tail hitched in a tall tree, whose owner wouldn't let her climb up to disentangle 1t. guess she never broke one oC the runners ol her sled some. Saturday
 afternoon, when 1t was ssprime" coast@ ing. guess she never had to give
 her biggest marbles to great lubberly
 boy, because he would thrash her if
 she didn't. ] guess she never had-a
 .hockey stick" play around her ankles in recess, because she got above | fellow in the class. guess she never had him twiich off her best cap and toss it in the mud puddle. lsguess she never had to give her hummiug- top to quiet the baby, and had the paint all sucked off. ] guess shs never saved up all her coppers whole winter to buy trumpet, and then was told that she must rot blow 1t because l it would make noise.
 No-I guess my Aunt Libby don't know much little boys have troubles as well as grown people. -all the dii- ference is they dar'nt complain.
 Now l never had a bran new" jacket aud trowsers in my life-never,-and4 I don't believe ever shall i; for my two brothers have shot up like Jack s bean stalk and left all their out grown clothes "to be made over for George and that cross old iailoress keeps'me from bat and ball, an hcur on tke sietch, while she laps over, and nips in, and tucks up, and cuts off their great bag gy clothes for me. And whenshe puts me out the door she's sure to say- "Good bye, little Tom Thumb"
 Then when go to my uncle's 10, dine, he always puts the big dic,ion- ary in a chair to hoist me up high enough to reach myknife and fork and if there is a dwarf apple or potatoe on tho table, it is always laid on my plate.
 IfI go to the play ground to have game of ball, the fellows all say--"Get ou. of,he way. little chap, or we shall knock you into cooked hat" don't think I've grown a bit these two years.
 know hav'nt by the mark on the wall--(and stand up to measure every chance get. When visitors come to the house and ask me my age, and tell them that l am nine years old, they say, Tut, tut little Do, ss. shouldn't tell fibs. My brother Hal,, has got his first long tailed coat already I am really afraid I never shall have ' any thing bu, jacket. go to bed early, and have Jeff of eating candy, and swee,mea.s. 1 haven't put my \ fingers in the sngar-bowl this many d day. cat mea, like my father, and 1 stretch up my neck till it aches,--- still I'm l;itls George" and i''noihing shorter ," or, father, says-Pm shorter ,haa nothing. Oh Aunt Libby don't know much. How should she i? she never was boy!
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
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BOOTS AND SMOEN.- D A good stock of Boots and sh0es ioT ssls eA'sP " s. D. NoRTHwAY & co.
 South Nog6oik. Conn.
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xzALuABLr BOOKS. AMERICAN POULTRY

" Yard by D. J. Brown
The Diseases of Domestic Animals by R L. Allen.
engrasings ls1sia BY r B. Miller A'N''-''
american Bird Fancier considered with reference
house birds Illustrated with engraSings By b. j. Brown
country and village With aeas sRsap
plans directions and estimate of the cost ofeach design
by John Rch architect First and second SERIES vols
mans friend in the hours Of action, pain and Sickness
new revised addition improved and enlarged
Practcal Agriculture, by F. W. Johnston F. R.
Johnstons Agricultural chcstr lectures on the appl
cation OF chemistry and geology to agriculture; new edition.
Youatt and Martin on Cattle by Ambrose Stevens
Youatt the structure and diseases of the hors also
practical rules for buyers BREEDERS Smiths &c edited by
States, BY Henry S. Randall -
Coles American Veterinarian, diseases of domestic
Masons Farier comprising geneaa description of the
\ Coles american fruit book. -
Brecks book ON flowers.
treatise construction, heating ventilation
Buist on the culture of the rose.
American flower garden directors containing directions
BY BUST ai'D's o. p"'S Tue A0' mousse green noass &C.
ohnsons dictionary of gardening edited by David Land
reth.
Schenck's gardner's text book.
The American fowl breeder, illustrated
Dixens Kerrs ornamental and domestic poultry, with
Benefits domestic poultry book. .-.,
Aliens Domestic Animals.
Beech's American practice and family physician thick
evo ship. This work having been recently Thoroughly
vised, no additions or improvements can be made.
Landscape gardening, park and pleasure grounds, by
Smith.
Practical treatise the culture of the Grape by J.
Fiske Allen.
The progressive farmer, T. A. Nash.
Colelnans practical agriculture, and rural economy
Rodgers scientific agriculture.
CalcareOus Manures, by Edmund Ruffn.
Chatter and Youatt's cattle doctor, by Skinner.
YOuat on the pig.
Hoare on the grape vine.
Stevens book of the farm; complete guide to the far
mer steward poughman, catenan, shepherd edworker,
and dairy maid by Henry Stevens with 45o illustrations
to which added explanatory notes, remarks &c. by j.
Skinner really of the best books for farmer to pos
sess, 2 vols.
The American farm book, R. L. Allen.
The cottage and farm bee keeper; practical work. by
county curate.
Aliens rural architecture comprising Farm Houses Cot
tages Carriage Houses Sheep Cotes Pggorics Barns &C.,
&C.. by Lewis F. Allen.
The American Huck book, by Dana. ...r
The cuturst.
Bake's Farmer at home; family text book for the
country by Rev. John l.. Clake, d. D.
For sale by H. D. TURNER.
Pioneer Bookseller, Raleigh N. C.
April Is, 1854 a.
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April Is, 1854.

GREENSBOROUGH Mutual INSURANCE
" COMPANY.-The cost of Insurance the Mutual
plan is but small sum, compared with joint stock
pany This company being located in the Western part
State consequently much the larger portion of the risks
The cnpany entirely free from debt; have made
have very large in cash and good
bonds is therefore confidently recommended to the
public.
At tt last Annual Meeting the following Officers
elected for the ensuing year:
JAM ES SLOAN, Presiaest.
S. G. COFFIN, Pice President.
c. p. MENDENHALI, 1ttorney
PETER ADAMS Secretary anI Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
JAMES SLOAN, Dr. S. G. CorF1N,
DIR. J. A. MEBANB, jamestown.
C. p MENDENHALL, WILLIAM A. WRIGHT
WIN. s. RANKIN, Wilmington
Rev. C. F. DEEMS, DR.. G. WATKINS,
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, Carolina F. College
JED III. LINDSAY, JOHN /. SHAVER,
w. J. McCoNNELL, Salisbury.
Greensborough. JOHN H. Cook,
E. F. LILLY, Fayetteville
Wadesborough. J. J. B1GGs,
W. P. MOORE, Raleigh.
Newbern. RoBERT E. Troy
H. H. BURwELL, Lumberton.
Henderson. DR.. RoBr H. SCALES,
]. L. BR1DGERs. Lenox Castle.
Tarborough.
GEO. T. Cooke, Raleigh,
-4gent PETER ADAMS
WILLIAM H. CUNNING,
General Ayent Secretary.
December 18th, 1858. sly.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALEg
That Valuable Property On the CSty of Raleigh
K5aOapn as Gsfen,s Hotei!'

h11OiDn as IS 6ttft61pS A0Eet!"
10y VIRTUE OF SUNDRY DEEDS OF TRUST,
- made by E. P. Guon, We the Trustees will sell at
public sae Wednesday, the Goth of September nox
the premises this well known and valuable property to-
gether with the Furniture consisting of thing
sary carry business Immediately without trouble
This properly is we'll known that full description not
thought necessary Any person desirous to purchase will
doubt examine the property themselves The Hotel is
most desably and pleasantly situated the Northside
the Capitol Square and the Raleigh and CASTOR Depot
The beautiful Capitol Square parts om the business part
of the City giving all the advantage of the City well
the quiet of private reSidencebesdes it is free from the
dust and heat of the business Street. - -
The Hotel contains fortyseven Rooms Besides Stables
and Out Houses, the Lot contains two Square
itself with street all round the Hotel is doing
cessu business possessing capital to enlarge the
frontbuldng may command nearly all the most valuable
business in the City The purchaser will have the advan
tae of large business from the State Fair in October
next also from the Legislature which commences in Mo-
vember next
At the time will sell two Slaves, also Tract
of Land lying the Northsde of the Hsborough road
two miles from Raleigh containing hundred and ffty
acres. This land has been considerably improved and
would be pleasant place for residence; also other
Tract of Woodland containing about hundred and IF
about three and half fmiles from Raleigh Tying
South Of the Hllsborough Road Also Omnibus and
all other things contained in said Deeds.
Terms made known the day of sale. The Hotel can
be purchased at private sale by applying to p Guien
the premises
j SuEfUs LII sGtftSS' aGIoN' Trustees.
Raleigh, July 20. 1854 it'd
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Spring 1s54.-wHoLESALE BOOT AND SHOE
Al n y d fn
of house has just returned from the North and
stock of Boos shoe Boan Trunks Carpet Bag %
ee Wrapping Paper Lacngs &C. and all other articles
Our this will be much larger and
varied than heretofore in order to meet the demands of
First Hands, and selected with great by an old buy
s of thirty NTH special to the
now in receipt of portion Of our stock and are
tive offered to the Southern Trade.
the public gegeraliy that our prices shall be found low
and reasonable as those any similar establishment
ty- Merchants and others buying by. the Package
Dozen will find it to their interest examine stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere it is to sell
as cheap as any of our northern competitors
Two doors below Paul & McIlwane,
East side Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va.
Feb. %, 1854. sly.
THNO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER, ANTo,
N1o aIs s sHd D9 Tgs1s Sss Gs sSs
pleasure of informing the citizens of Raleigh and the ad
s Gessrs W H. R. s. Tucker p'''N >-'' N'''' ''''"
A Splendid Confectionery and Fruit Establish
ment!
In his store will be found at all times all that is nice,
place desire the establishment of house of this
kind he hopes by attention to the trade to merit portion
N. B. He Keeps constantly on hand .1'
Oranges Lemons per box, Preserves,
Raisins per whole, a and 4 Cordialss
Nuts of all kinds, French and German
Figs and Prunes Fancy Goods.
myself warranted good any the United States
The above articles be had at wholesale and retail
April Is, 1854 A.
IN HAZE
Walking Canes, comprising whalebone India Rubber Lig
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Raleigh, July 20, 1854.
NDoPULAR WORKS FOR SALE AT THE

DOPULAR WORKS FOR SALE AT THE
IL NORTH CAROLINA BOOK STORE.-Bennetts
(Rev John) Letters to Young Lady, variety of sub
ects calculated to improve the heart form the
hope or the happiness of manEnd that copy of this val
uablc little work will be found the companion OF young
lady, much of the happiness of family depends
the proper cultivation Of the female mind
The Daughters Book, Practical Hints from Fa
ther to his Daughter vol 1Smo This is of the
and discipline of the female mind which has hitherto been
published in this country; and the publishers
dent from the great demand for this invaluable little work.
that long it viii be found in the library of every young
lady.
The American Chesterfield or "Youths Guide to the
tanning also complete treatise the art of carving "We
most cordially recommend the American Chesterfield to
general attention. but to young particularly one
of the best works of the kind that has been published
in this country. 1t cannot be too highly appreciated
its perusal be unproductiye of satisfaction and usefulness
Senecas Morals By way abstract which is added,
discourse under the title of Aer-Thought by Sir Ro-
ger LEstrange, Knit. l VOL 1Smo. copy of this valua-
BILE little work should be found in every family library
Book of Politeness The Gentleman and Ladys Book of
youth of both by Madame Celnar Translated from
the Sixth Paris Edition, enlarged and Improved.
The Lamplighter splendid work,
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens
Behind the Scenes, by Lady Bulwer,
The Heirs of Wasingham by Agnes Strickland,
Mrs Mowatt's Autobiography,
Flush Times in Alabama and Mississippi,
The Partisan by W. Gilmore Sinms,
The Wigwam and Cabin by W. Gilmore Smms,
Homes in America by Frederica Bremen,
Review of a Bachelor, Dream of Life,
The Loynette and Battle Summer by Ike Marvel,
Nick of the Woods, by DR.. Bird.
Fern Leaves, first and second Series.
Raleigh, August, 1854.
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ISAAC PROCTOR, MERCHANT TAILOR, (Suc-
cessor to OtlOer & Eocor Would respectfully
to his patrons and the public generally his return from the
Northern cities and that he is receiving his Fall and
shing Goods and Clothing which, being bought
principally orcash, he enabled to offer at very
He has in store at the old stand opposite the Post
Office - - ,.
suPerne black blue brown, dahla and other fancy Cloths
of various goods.
Superfne French English and American Cassimeres of all
prices, plain and fancy.
Superfne Smoni Doeskns for Pants and Overcoats.
Supertne black Satins and Grenadines
Plain and figured and fancy silk Vestings..
Fine assortment rich silk Cuttings for weddings and PARTIES
Plain and figured Plush Velvets, very rich. -- -
FURNISHING GooDs-A complete assortment consisting in
part of ~ q,
Superfne plain and fancy dress Shirts.
&C 3-ply Collars, large variety. .- +.
Canton Flannel, bleached Drill
Merino and silk Under-shirts and Drawers.
Silk cotton and merinO plain and fancy Hosiery.
Gloves, very superior kid, black white and fancy
CaVat black and fancy and rich assortment for weddings
and parties.
Stocks black white and fancy, with without ties
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns &c.
In fact everything necessary for geneman's complete
outfit. =. d.
With sincere thanks to his patrons the lib
era encouragement heretofore extended him. hopes
strict attention to their deerntiOn to please
to merit its continuance. 's
Gentlemen furnishing their goods to be manufactured
may rely receiving the and attention
though sold by himself. =
The latest Paris and London fashions just received.
Cutting and repairing done promptly at all times.
He will remind those indebted months time is allowed
to puncal customers Those in longer than the
by cash or note, and oblige ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1858. 81
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April 4, 1854.

NEW BOoKs.-scotia's Bards, illustrated; Pretoria
lN Field Book of the Revolution by Losing vols
translated into English from the original Spanish by Fran
Hawks, D. D. Il D.; Crates 3 History of Greece vol
ions, Edited by Professor Shedd vols vo The Works
notes by George Greene; The Works
Edited by Payne GSier ESD S Al Health m Trip to the
Impressions America by Frederka Bremen; The Behar
Jour Book by Miss seaie Philosophy of Sir VIM Hamt9n
1eaod Religion by Charles Scott, A NJ Bleak House, by
H me as
BY Rev Jno Todd D. The Old House BY the he River;
For sale by W. L. PcMEROY.
~LENN'S TRUE VERBENA WATER.-TH1s
III delightful perfume, prepared by Chemical process,
commended Ladies in particular account of
fehng and delightful odor 1t contains all the fragrance
very useful for removing the anguor by crowd
arcSe ed viii A e as neS
and yet equally good and pleasant change or Inc Eau de
Also Glenn's Musk Toilet Water.
4" Glenn's Rose Geranium Water.
For sale in Raleigh together with assortment of Glenns
justly celebrated perfqFmerys Fne yys,e bv
H. D. TURNER.
-... N. c. Bookstore.
Raleigh May 1e, 1854. 81
A MERICAN BOOKs.-THE LIBRARY OF Ey-
"A cry American citizen should have the following truly
Works of Daniel Webster-His Speeches. Arguments and
Diplomatic Papers, with Biographical notice By Edward
Bancrofs History of United States. YolsL H. III,
", and V, ready and Sparks Life OF Washington
The Life and writings of John Jay with selections from
his correspondence miscellaneous papers By his
William Jay.
The works of Alexander Hamilton comprising his
pondence and his political and official writings exclusive
Of the federalist, civil and military Published from the
original manuscripts deposited iu the Department Sate
by order Library Committee of Congress. In VOLS
octave. Edited by John G. Hamilton. For sale by
II. ID. TURNER,
..sF n. C. Books tore.
Raleigh, June 13, 1854. o6-
lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
- Musical instruments at the N c. Muse Store, where
may always found Sheet Music and Music Books all
Instruments Pianos from the celebrated Factory of knabe
Fes Flutes Claronetts Fiageoets Octave Flutes Accor
deons ranging from 60 cents to $500 Banos Tamborin
Violin Screws, Pins Bridges, Bows A lot of italian
Strings both Guitar and Violin large assortment of
Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Porte Monies, &C.. DC.
Patterns for Oil Painting Japan Boxes Paints, Brushes
Oils and Varnish; Canvass in pieces stretches
Drawing Patterns, Pencils, Paper, Bristol Board Mill
Boards, Graduate Tint Paper Pastel Water ColOfs, Pic
lures Picture Frames Gilt Moulding Glass, &c, &c.
K. W. PETERSILIA.
CORN FOR SALE.LTHE SUBSCRIBER HAS A
Oquantity of Corn for sale Those who want will please
apply to Jesse Brown, Raleigh, or myself.
August 81, 1854. 81 an 7s-2t, 3
AE DOZEN STANDING COLLARS at.
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January 25, 1854.

SILAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR, BUILDER OF
- STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST.
The above establishment has been in successful opernton
about and has turned out of the best STEAM
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have operated in this
any other State.
Orders solicited Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery of every description be completed
during the Summer and Fall The improved condition of
Raleigh and Rail Road will enable fill
with dispatch and punctuaity all orders after the of
July.
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
"AuBRY Cumberland, May Is, 1852
"Mr. SILAS BURNs-Dedr Sir: Our Engine and Mills made
at your shops have been at work nearly two months and
fully meet expectations The ENGINE to and
STRENGTH PERFORMANCE and DURABILITY inferior to
the State of the class made here elsewhere The
MILLS with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
In ordinary saving we cut a sized log foot
33I seconds 6 feet minute. We have however,
through Is feet log 80 seconds at the rate of SO feet
cut 40 feet per minute. The only objection have
heard urged takes many hands to haul logs and
carry away lumber. Yours &c, ,-,,,,
June 2, 1852. So
ENAILY LINE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH,
DNORFOLk, EDENTON AND PLYMOUTH. On and
after Saturday 14th instant the Steamer SCHULTZ will be
placed the from Black Water Plymouth, thus
forming daily line, Sundays excepted)
The STAG Capt Middleton, will leave Black Water
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Immediately after the
arrival of the Cars from Portsmouth. Returning, will
leave Plymouth in the evening of the days.
The ScHULrz Capt Halsey, will leave Black Water
Cars from Portsmouth. Returning, will leave Plymouth
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 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; will
pass by Coeran will be at the Gatesvle Wharf at
about il Winton at IL o'clock; and Reddick's at p NJ
Passengers coming off Boats will be taken board at
any point on the Chowan River
Freight will be received and landed at all convenient
points on the River.
April 8, 1854. 46-tf
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y L. .HARDING-Opposite Aessrs. EuQss f Ctok
AAe Manufacture 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 Marseiles D. B. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do figured do do
do black cloth frock Coats,
do do do dress do
do fancy do frock do
do do do sack do
with all the medium qualities.
HARDING'S.
April 4, 1854. 40
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limited number of advertisements will be taken for the
uIIv paper but deduction will be made on any but
rv adyertisements-th will be inserted at onefourth
Sess than the regular charge -
Professional business Cards not exceeding five lines
I'LL he inserted either the Weekly Semi Weekly for
"a far six months SO for twelve months in both pa
Srs for $40 for six months, SIS for twelve months
The paper will be to advertisers for six months
or bT the year, free of charge.
Subscribers and others who may wish to send money
n the Editor can all times by mail and at his
rsk Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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SaTE HAVE RECEIVED OUR SUPPLY OF
w Linen Shirtings Pillow case Linens, fine fronting
shrtng Linens of the most approved makers
en- Towels Napkins Russia Huckaback and other kinds
of toweng Diapre Bleached and Brown Shirting Cot
tons of all kinds w. h. d X 5 TUChER
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GNARDEN SEEDING are now in receipt of large
" supply of Garden Seed warranted fresh to which the
attention of Gardeners is invited.
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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WILLIAMS s. HAYWOOD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

RALEIAff N. C..
A RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR SPRING AND
n Summer supplies-making the largest and most ex-
tensve stock Of Medcines Chemicals Paints OILS Dye,
which they have had the pleasure the citizens
of Raleigh and surrounding country, and which they will
dispose of at the lowest market prices.
Physicians, Country Merchants, Builders Painters Plan
ters and others win find tito their interest to give them
call before making their purchases.
April 27 1854. Az
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GRASS SEED.-Red clover, Herds grass Blue grass
~ mixed lawn grass and Lucerne. just to hand the
Drug Store of WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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RROWN WINDSOR SOAP.-l2 DOZEN, JUST
received Also large variety of Lubins and Bazins
- : ~ - WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.