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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-15
THE MARKETS.

Petersburg. Nov. 10.
ToBBACco-Lugs $3.50 % ESQ; Leaf,
common to good, Sc so M SO; good
to fine, 80 90 % SIS 90.
CoTToN.--Sales at &c.
WHEAT.-Sales at al 40 a ! SOC.
CoRN>-Sales at 80 a sc.
FLouR.-City Extra $40
BAcoN.-ya. hoy round. II a Tic.
GUANo. - Peruvian $50; Mexican
ss5; Super Phosphate Of Lime SAG.
Fayetteville, Nov. 10.
Candles-Fayettevile Factory l8c.
a. 90. Adamantine 2S "a soc.
Cotton-S4 a SIC.
Flour-Cross 81 IS; fine SO 90 ;
superfine IS 90.
Feathers-40 % 45c.
Corn-90c. a 81 90.
MoIasses-Cuba IS % 90; N. Or
leans s7a % 4oc.
Whiskey Zoe.
Norfolk, Nov. II. ]
FLouR.-Superfne 81 q 81.
SuGAR-Brown, Porto Rico, 81 81 ;
N. Orleans $ 6 C.
MoLAssEs-Cuba % "a c.; N. Or
leans q a.S0 C.
Cores : Laguira II a Id c.; Rio
II a III.
GuASo-Peruvian s4s.
q
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CoRREcrInS --lunor's lying tongue
led US astray last week, IN regard to
the case of John Williams, charged with
killing a slave IIs was not acquitted,
as we then stated, but found guilty
OF manslaughter. Ga account of his
youth. and some other eytenuating cir,
cumstances, the States Attorney, Col.
Burton. did not pray judgment upon
him. and il is understood will not. His
llonor Judge Person, as we learn, took
occasion to lay down the law in such
cases, full aud clear. He said the kill.
ing Of a runaway slave was murder
even though the slave attempted to
make his escape after being command
ed surrender. lie said wrong i'm
preston in regard to law on this SUBJ
ject prevailed, aud expounded it at
some length, in order to set the com
munity right.
The verdict Of the jury in the case
Of Williams was formally entered up
on the Dncket. as warning not to be
disregarded. Asheriile Ntus.
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Dress Coats, Over Coats, Vests,
lsanial0Ons. sc. sc.
BOOKS! BOOKS!l

40! all 20 that thirst for knowledge, come
~ 10 the Drug Store, and buy the following.
The Old North State, Leila Ida, or the Jewish
Fern Leaves, (secsnd Convert,
series,) The Waldenses,
The Forest Sanctuary, Letters Of the Madiai,
The Siege Of Valentia, Magdalen Hepburn,
Songs OF the Affections, Fashion and Famine,
Songs Of Life, The Pilgrims of Wal.
Tales & Historic Scenes, singham,
Sunny Side, Thrilling Adventures by
Shady Side, Land and Sea,
City Side, Life and Sayings Of Mrs
Lights and Shadows of Darlington,
Scottish Life, Substance aud Shadows,
Party Leaders, Mrs. Leslie New Cook
Leila in England, Book,
Spencer's Fairy Queen, Fifty years in both He.
in various bindings. misphcres,
The Covenant of the Daring Deeds of Anne
Manse. rican Heroes,
Devecoie or the Heart Canadian Crusoes,
of the homestead, Fisher Catechism,
Haps and Mishaps, Virginia Comedian,
Five years before the Alone-The great novel
Mast, Of the day,
Journey TO Central AZ Shakspear's Works.
RIGA, Maryatts
Memoir Of M'Cheyne, Bulwer's
Together with all the Animals for 1855, a
great variety of Juvenile Works, and the best
assortment Of Stationary ever offered in this
market, &c. &c.
October 30th. Co.
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DAM - Mrs. ALrxaxBn Hsnn.
ToS.- The venerable widow Of Gene
FAl Alexander Hamilton expired At her
residence 10 Washington city al four
o'clock II ihe 9Th inst. free from pain,
In The fall possession Of her mental "a.
cultles. and her last moments saofhed
By the constant and affectionate atten.
tians Of loving and devoted children.
Mrs.. Hamilton Was daughter a. &c.
neral Schuyler. af New York, whose
gallant services during the revolution.
AIRY war have become part OF the his
tary of-osr country. She Was born on
the 9Th Of August. 1877, and conse-
quensly was upwards uf nineiy-selsn
years Of age at the time of her death.
In 1880 she was married TO General
(rhrn coloneD Hamilton. who al that
time was attached 10 the military fami-
~ Of Washington. In July, 1904, il
will be remembered with painful re-
gret, General Hamilton fell in a duel
with fo.onel Aaron Burr. Mrs. Ha-
milton has. therefore. survived the loss
OF her distinguished husband upwards
of half a century.
The remains Of Mrs. Hamilton viii
be taken TO New York for inierment.
Washington Uaion.
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New Yotk. sex. 10.
RIor AT WnIIsMssrRo.-At VII.
llainsburg lnear New York; last nigLl
there was quite ri0ious demonsira-
tIan, which Tor a time threatened se.
rious results. A procession Of some
i've hundred Americans were marching
through the streets. when a difficulty
occurred with party Of Irishmen, Sc
seral OF whom were badly beaten. In
the course Of the melee shots were ex-
changed between the c0mbafants, and
o..e mn was wounded. Subsequently
a mob attacked The Rowan Catholic
church and threatened the destruction
OF the edifiee. but the millitery being
promptly called out the rioters we're
dispersed before proceeding to further
violence.
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The sale of cattle. SC, recently i'm
ported by the " Kentucky Importing
Company" took place in fa,ette
county. in that State. on the Goth ul-
timo. Fifteen cows aud heifers sold
at s2l5 To $3.50. including one at 5000,
and i've at over $500 each. Six bulls
were also sold one at IS, 500. A horse,
seven years old. brought 81 .O50. Sheep
from $50 to s287 for bucks. and from
$40 to 500 for ewes; and ten pure Ii.
rerpool white and seven improved
Yorkshire hogs. at from $40 to SO.
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VIRGINIA STATE SrocKs.-It is n con.
ISOLATION, in view Of the late sale oil
North Carolina State Bonds at a pre-.
mlum Of only II per cent. to know
that Virginia State Bonds sold in New
York few days ago at 95.
BY the way, the debt Of this State
is enormously stated in the National
lntelligencer. The State debt is not
ss,sSO,000 II is somewhat over IS,
00O.OO0. Fay. Obs
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CT HESRY's ISvIGoRaTisa EoRnIAL-The
merits of this purely vegetable extract for the
removal and cure of physical prosiralion, genital
debility, nervous affections, &c. &C., are fully
described in another column of this paper, 10
which the reader is referred. So per bottle, 3
bottles for IS, six bottles for SIS, SIG per dozen.
Observe marks of the Genuine.
Prepared only by s. e. Cohen, No. 3 Frank
lin Row, Vine Stree,, below Eighth, Phi.adel-
phia, Pa, TO WHOM ALI ORDERS MUST BE An
DRESSED. For Sale nv all respectable Druggists
and Merchants throughout the country: Whole
sale by p. NJ COHEN & Co., Charleston, s.
c.; PEEL & STEVENS. Alexandra. Va;
MACPHERSON & MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Md. 33mly--
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. Bosquels and Arhmet pachs q Perc
kep % prevent The advance Of Russia1
reinlOFcemenfs.
A Prnssian var steamer has been
captured bs the feet.
The Paris MDniieur contains an ac.
rounf az rietnry avrr The Russian,
near 6nmri. in which ihes lost ihem
baggage and thirty guns. and one Rus
sian general kiIleii.
There is no confirmation Of the en-
trf Of The Russians into D0brudscha.
The report is therefore doubted.
Affairs look black between Russia
and Austria. A great council af Mar
has been held n Vienna. over which
the Emperor presided Il is rumared
that Austria summons Russia 20 with
draw from the frantirr Of 6allicia.
The whole Austrian army MAS put on
a war footing on the Goth. The gar
rison at YleRna has orders 10 be ready
70 march at As hours notice. Russia,
In the meantime. continues 10 menace
Austria. The Car has gnne 10 War
saw. Forces are concentrating on the
Austrian frontier. Little doubt is en-
terfained al Vienna that there will som
be actual hostilities between the two
nations.
Austria has returned an answer tn
the last despatch Of the prnssian CO.
vernmrnt, repeating that Austria will
adhere inilexibly TO the pelicy express
ed in her note of the S0th 81 Septem-
Der. The action Of Prussia is looked
for with much anxiety.
The British feet will leave the Bal
tic about the end of November, return
ing in squadrons to Portsmouth, Sheer>
ness. Plymouth and Cork. Five iloating
twenty gun boats, drawing four feet
water. are building in England for the
springs operations.
Another polar expedition is to be
sent out IN the spring To bring home
the remains Of Sir John Franklin's par.
". Dr. Rae is 10 have command of
this expedition.
A gal,ani: apparatus is being con-
structed at New castle on the Tyne TO
blow up the ships sunk off sebastopol.
The Emperor Of France has written
letter Of coincidence to Madame ST.
Arnaud, on whom he bestows pension
of twenty thousand francs as ma
tional Recommended
MIR. Soule's return to Madrid caus-
ed quite an excitement there. The
clamor made was such as to induce the
Spanish Government to solicit his re-
call. Queen Isabella has abandoned
the idea Of abdicating.
Canton was still besieged Septcm-
Der 9th. The distress Of the besieged
was great. The Insurgents yet hold
Shanghai.
The London Times SAYS: We are
informed that the Hon. Pierre SouIe,
the American Minister to the Court at
Madrid, was on Tuesday, the cath, re-
fused permission to pass through France
on his return from England to SPAIN"
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SuoRr Way OF GETTING 4 Dryop

SHORT WAY OF GETTING DIVORCE,
The Albany IN. " Argus SAYS that
the following notice appears in a Ger.
man newspaper Of that city:
CAS- my husband. Joseph Rentz, has
left me without any provocation. and
] have seen or heard nothing Of him
thrs last year past, | hereby declare
that unless he returns within three days
from this date shall take il rs a d.
v"rte. and shall marry again inmedi.
ately. johanna RENTz.
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iIocs.-At Cincinnati there are now
some ten thousand hogs in pens. The
feeling on the part Of packers is dull
and heavy. Inthat city there are some
few orders to contract at 81 25. but
sales could not be made to any great
extent it is said at that figure.
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a Splendid Assortment Of Fan ena
Winter GOODS.



HAS jas srreissJ and opened barge and We
rej assafsmeng 81 6ecd< IN rs Ene. xhieh
cannot faii % plssze ia agiss qualify and price.
The assaFinens smhfares every variety IL Cieshs
Coz Gensseasenis closhins, smo1g xhieh are shs
following:
Superior French & English Cloths;
Plain s Figured French Cassimeres;
Satin, Silk, and Figured Velvet Vest.
lngs. very rich; sc. &c. &c.
He has also received Large As<onn<ns Of
Ready Made Clothing,
which 10 u ziashisnai lie cut ssd well made, hss-
ing been procured from house Of established
reputation. The asSsrineui embraces ell the ar
iicles u gfnllen.za's wardrobe, from The Flzn-
nel shirt 10 The sine Dress Coat.
His friends and The public generally. are invil-
cd 20 give him rsll, ss be feels conEaert tnst
he will he able 10 give satisfaction.
q he has received the Fall aud Winter Fash
ions. and is prepared 70 cut and make Gentle
nien's Clothing IN the best style. god III
tcUranfrd.. The ie-i ofwskmen kept constant
iy in his employment.
He tenders be warmest thanks 10 The public
for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and
hopes 10 merit and receives continuance Of their
fasors.
HillsbHoueh. October 9. ST.
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RAN Road AcclDesT.-We UNDER
stand that Mr.. Kinion jones, Of this
(Wakr) county, was crushed between
two ears on the Central Road. above
Ra'eigh. on the afternoon Of the 9Th in
slant. Posi-.
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Wilmington aud Raleigh Railroad
Company has declared dividend of
fomr per cent. upon its capital stuck
for the last six months. This is a
gratifying evidence Of the prosperity
Of the Road.
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CouSTERrrrT N. c. Norss. "A man
named Hudson. says the Richmond
Enquirer. was arrested a few day since
ON the Souih-Side Railroad. ami Iodg-
ed in Jail. for passing counterfeit mites.
He had in his possession aboutsls. 900
in counterfeit North Carolina notes.
Siaadard.
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Ne understand that the Hon. w. s.
Ashe has been elected President of the
Wilmington aud Raleigh Railroad by
the vote Of the State. The Stockhold-
ers principally voted for Mfr. w. A.
Wright. Posi-.
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NOTICE.

TSHE subscriber, having formed copartner.
= ship in the Drug Trade, for the term Of
five years, under the style of Schoolfeld & Co,
it becomes necessary for all accounts on my
books to be settled Immediately. hope all in
dcbtcd will attend TO this notice at once, and
save themselves cost and me trouble.
s. ID. SCH0OLFIELD.
October %, 1854. So
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Hunt for your Cash /!

IsHE firm formerly known..as WIN. 7. Cape
g. Co. has been dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The business will be carried ON hereafter
by VIM. +. Cape alone.l
All persons indebted to the above named firm
are requested to come forward and settle. The
books will be found in the hands Of VI. Miller "a
collect. Those indebted will save cost and trou.
BILE by attending to this notice.
VIM. 4. CAPE & co.
November Sth. 1854. 62-4w
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The United States Steamer Prince
ton sailed fiom Norfolk on the Slst
ult.. having on board Hon. John n.
Wheeler, United States Minister to
Nicaragua. and his lady aud child.
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A writer in the Wilmington Journal
urges upon the Legislature the impor-
lance of establishing a North Caro-
lima Scientific and Military Academy"
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A SLAYER CoNvlCrED.-The trial at
New York Of Capt. James Smith, mas
ter OF the Julia Moulton, on charge
Of piracy, for being concerned IN the
. slave trade, has. resulted in verdict
OF guilty. James Wills, the chlel
mate of the brig, swore positively to
the carrying Of GIG slaves from Africa
to cuba, and burning the brig aftc,-
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wards. lie also mentioned the hames
.ol persous 10 New York Who are sap.
posed 10 be oaners Of tie brig, and
sho fitted her ost Tor the slave>lrade
in February last.
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ReadV-Made Clothing,

A this has become one branch Of the DIV
n Goods trade, you will find an assortment Of
Goats, Crooks and Sacks,) Pants, Vests and
OveIcoats, on reasonable terms, at
J.. C. TURRENTINE & SONS.
October l6. 5s-
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SEEDS FOR THE CoUNTRy.-Mr. ID. j.
Browne. in charge Of the agricultural
department Of the Patent Office, has
returned in the Pacific from Europe,
whittier he had gone, under the direc-
ton Of the Commissioner, to acquire
agricultural information and procure
seeds TO be distributed among the peo-
pie. 1t seems that large quantity of
seeds we're lost in the Arctic, and Mr..
Browne had the supply rcplenished.
Ii will be remembered that Congress
appropriated ten thousand dollars Tor
this object at the last session.
The Know Nothing" organ in Bos-
ton declares that the order has nothing
to do with, and will have nothing to do
with, Free Soilism or Abolitionlsm.
1888 ,,~~.~s~-s>~s
The SouTanRN Man. DIFFIcuLTY =
The delegation from the Chamber OF
Commerce Of Charleston, S. e., have
succeeded in making temporary ar
rangement with the Post Master &C.
neral for having the mail carried over
the South Carolina Rail Road. The
Post Master General agrees to pay the
demands Of the Rail Road Company
until the 1st of January next, with
the understanding that, ii satisfactory
terms be not concluded with the Rail-
road ompany by the 5th of December,
he will at that time make arrangements
to have the mail carried by horse pow
or, to commence on the lst OF January
mkt.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-Septcmber Term, 1854.
James vickers and wife, and others,
against
Willie r. Rhodes, and others.


I,efui0n 10 sell Lind. a
Ut appearing to the Court, that James w
4 Rhodes, Pleasant Rhodes, AM Zachary
Rhodes, three Of the defendants in this cause
reside beyond the limits of this State: It il
lhercisre, on motion. ordered by the Court, that
advertisement he made Tor six successive weeks
in the Hillshoroush Recorder, Notifying the said
defendants Of the filing of this petition and tina,
unless they appear at the next term Of this
Couit, to be held at the court house in HILLSIDE
rough, on the second Monday Of March next
and plead. answer or demur TO said petition, the
came will he taken pro coafesso and heard "a
pdrfe as TO them.
Witness, o. +. Long, Clerk and Master of ouI
said Court Of Equity, at Office ia HillsboIough
the second Monday Of September, 1854.
O. +. LONG, c. & NJ. Y.
November 10. Price adv. si:5O.] 62--6w
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In This county. On Thursday the 9Th inst,
BY he Rev. Daniel W. Thompson. Il his resi-.
denoe, Mr. joszrH :. Lara 70 Miss srsks N
TrAsEE. daughter Of Nr. James Turner.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-Seplember Term, 1884.
Squire ID. Umsiead. Trustee, ct al,
againa
Elijah Hester, Executor, ct al.
Aa.tnded BIZ

III appearing to the Court. that Thomas Cary
and his wife Elizabeth, Two Of the defendants
in this cause, reside beyond the limits Of this
State: II is therefore, on noion. ordered by the
Court, that advertisement be made for SIX sue.
cessiye weeks, in the Hillsborough Recorder, no.
tifying the said defendants Of The filing Of this
bill, and that unless they appear at the next
term Of this Coun, 10 he held At The court house
in Hlshoough, on the second Monday OF March
next, and plead, answer or Jemur 10 said bin, the
same will lie taken pro eoafesso and heard er
payfe as TO them.
Witness, o. +. Long, Clerk and Master of our
said Court Of Equity, al Office in Hillsborough,
the second Monday Of September. 1854.
o. +. LONG, G. & NE.
November 10. Price adv. $3.50 62-6w
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NOTICE,
NEW GOODSi GOOD GOODS!
AND PRETTY GOODS!

- >roo1Ds1s oOOD OOOlJtJ !
AND PRETTY GOODS!
THE subscribers are now receiving large
and varied assortment Of new
Fall and Winter Goods.
selected with great care at the iop rafes nov
ruling in the Northern markets.
Ladies' will find, with other articles, the fol.
lowing
Plain, Brocade and Plaid silks,
French and English Merinos,
Atwood DeI.aines,
Raw Silks and DeBage Alpacas,
Cashmeres and Mousen DeI.ains;
Also. French Embroderies and Embroidery
Patterns,
Rigolcties and Mohair Head Dresses, &c.
For Gentlemen:
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Vestings Of all qualities and styles,
Fancy Ties and Shirt Collars,
Dress and Hunting Boots,
M0leskin Dress Hats, new siyle,
Wide-Awake. Know Nothing, and Now.a.
days Caps and Hats,
Gents Travelling Shawls, &c.
They invite attention to their stock Of Negro
Clothing, linseys, Kerseys, Brogans, Leather,
Blankets and FIannels.
The Ladies will find new Winter Bonnets.
(Colored Straw and Lawns, and new style Rib
bons to dress the new or redress the old ones.
]. g. TURRENTINE & SON.
October 10. 5S---
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-sep,ember Term. 1854.
John Berry, Administrator Of isushswoui,
against
James and Roben >laan and others.

UFlgsnaI Ut.
Ut appearing 10 The Court. that William Eli
= OFT. one OF the deiendenls Ia this case. re-
sides beyond the limits Of this State: II Is there
fole, on motion. ordered BY the Court. that aJ-
yerlisement be made fof SIX successive weeks, in
the Hillsborough Recorder. naiii, ing the said
defendant Of the filing If ibis bill. and that un-
less he appears Al the next term af this Court,
10 he held at the court house in Hillsborough,
on the secoad Monday in March next. and plead,
answer or demur 10 said hil. ihe same will he Ia
ken pro ooatessO and heard er pafie as TO him.
Witness, %. r. Long. Clerk and Master of our
said Court Of Equity. at office IN Hill.horough,
the second Monday OF September, 1854.
O. Y. LONG, c. & ME.
November 10. Price adv. si:5n.) 62-6w
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NOTICE,
NOTICE.

! PPLIcATiOS win r. made % lhe merit
= Legislature Of Nnrth caraIins for an act 20
incorporate Alamance Lodge. No. I33 Of Ancient
York Assans- Byofd.r afihr I.oigs.
JOHN 4. MURRAY, Sec'y.
Noseahef 10. 52--sw
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
LEVIN OARMlCMALL,
MERCHANT TAILOR. A.


LEyII9 OARMICMAEL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MOULD respectfully intern his friends and
~ the public, that he has just opened fine
Stock Of Goods in bis line, selected with great
care by himself in the city OF New York, which
for beauty taste and excellence, he thinks will be
found TO equal. if they do not surpass, any which
have before been iferedinihis place. They con.
sist Of every variety of articles usually kept in
Merchant Tailorls Shop,
viz: superior French and English Cloths; Plain
and Figured French Cassimers; Satin and SiIk
Plush Vesiings, both figured and plain; Shirts
with the latest French bosoms; Cravats, Neck
Ties, &c. Also a well selected assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing. such as
Dress Coats, Over Coats, Vests,
Pantaio0ns, sc. sc.
His friends and the public generally, are invit.
ed 10 give him call,as he iecls confident he can
please IN style, guilty and p rice.
or The --latest Fashions are reported TO him
monthly from two OF the most fashionable Cities
in ,he world; and his Coats will he cut and
made up so as TO compare both Ia taste and beau.
~ with any made in any city in the Union, eli
Their North or South.
He also promises the public that he will take
pleasure 10 Cutting and Making work IN every
style that may be desired.
October "a. 3d.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-27

A copy of which may be seen az the Office of this
parer. and second, 10 ONE Of the 100000 GIFTS.
which win be distributed on the completion of the
sale Of the tickets.
The purchaser of = tickets. on the receipt
of his order, viii be forwarded, carefully packed,
either one copy of the "Wyoming," elegantly
painted in oil colors, or one copy of the ''Wy-
oming." plain, and one copy Of each four other
engraving equal 10 il in value and is ent' tied 10
gifts. The pu chaser of more than tickets.
can have his choice out of 100 different subjects.
from steel plates owned by the Artists Union.
each picture being in value equivalent 10 the "Wy-
oming," and is entitled TO one gift for each ticket
be holds. A list of the subjects can be seen at
the office Of this paper.
AGENTS.-PeTsOns desiring 10 become Agents
for the sale Of tiCkatS by forwarding (post- paid
81, shalt be sent gift ticket, copy of Wyo-
ming, and prospectus containing all necessary
information.
II is confidently believed, that the tickets will
he disposed Of by the first of July, when the dis
tribuiIon of Gifts will be entrusted 10 a Commit
zen appointed by The Ticket Holders
The steel plates from which the engTavings are
printed, can be seen al the Office of the artists
Union, and cost 100000. Specimens Of the Oil
Paintings and Engrayings, are also on view at the
rooms.
References in regard 10 the PROPERTY.
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Wall street. New York.
F. ]. YIsscEER * Co., Real Estate Brokers, so
Nassau street. New York.
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