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lnponrAsr BseoyrsY.--Jran Blanc, ofN,

lnponrANr DEcoyERY.--Jran Blanc, ofN.
Orleans, represented to be an agricuiturist
Of considerable scientific .atiai,imen,s, has
secured letters patent from the United States
for the discovery Of a process Of converting
thirty different varieties Of plants which grow
wild IN enormous quantities in various Sec
tions Of the union into flax ii great strength
and beautiful texture. Specimens VI the flax
and Of the plants. from which il is made, are
ON exhibition at the Office of Walter 4. HAIR
ding. in New Yolk. Among the NEST IN.
teresting Of the specimens are the fax made
from the stalks of the cotton plant. large
quantities Of which are burnt on the Southern
plantations 10 get them out Of The way the
Century tree or wild Manila, which grows
in abundance in Florida the wild hoil yhock,
vita fibre ten to fifteen feet long the
gold nankeen. Of a natural nankeen color !;
the vegetable silk and the vegetable wool
The process Of prepa aton, We understand,
is simple aud eliectnal, preserving all the
strength Of the staple, aud SO economical
that the flax can be sold at prices Far be-
low those at which the Article j. now sold.
Commercial Advertiser.
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PADDy's ExPgRIngSr FOR REpuciso FINE.
An in.h Mra,et. just lmportd from HE En-
ersd lie, inok 10 his employer IN K,I,narnork
(Scplland) lately the frsi cloth he had woven
sinre HE arrival.
Upon examination his employer detected Two
hole. ~ the piece. within hall an ,nnh Of each
oii'er. aud ibid him he must pas fine of a shli-
Ing for zach hnlr.
An PLACE yer honor said Paddy. ase il
the number Nv holes. he The SIZE nv them. Thai
We put the fine IN US
By The number Of holes, 10 he snrr.'
"And big hole snl 4 small hole is the same
price 2
Yes. shilling Tor every haIr. big or little
THEN give me hould Nv The piece. replied
Paddy.
Il WAS handed 10 him, WHEN with his & gers
he deliberately iore The Iwo small holes Inlp one
trinmphanily enria,ming.-
B. the piper . Moses, an ,haI'l rave me
one shilling, ony how
The good naiured employer laughed heartily
At the odd experiment. aud fogase poor Paddy
the fine.
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New. and Fresh Goods,

~ sc. s!FQ& GEMlL,sDIENo
,7sHE unaefisned'hss Jus, returned from Now York
- with 'a1ull assortment Of Goods Tor Gentlemen's
wear comprising. :.
senonis, .Bioley's and Dermon Masson's
Broad Cloths, Velvet, Beavers and other
Over.cuatings.
Rich Fancy CassiDeres,
Velvet. Cashmere. and Maire Antique
,vestings,
Ready-made Clothing, aud Furnishing Goods,
to which be respectfully invites the attention Of bis
friends and the public.
He has the satisfaction Of stating that bis selection 10
by far the most perfect regards true taste elegance
and quality, Of any that he has before offered.
The eEPenence Of more than twenty years has heen
fully exercised for The henc, of his customers and his
efforts TO please In this Instance have already been fully
sustained by the judgnen, Of persons Of known tsse
and capacity.
His stock Of Cloths were purchased fresh as imported
from the most fashionable and best established houses
and for bis Ready made Clothing both as to style and
finish, he challenges the closest scrutiny.
All is A, No. !. And No ! it is promised, OF no
pay required.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
October IL. g.
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CALIFORNIA NENS-INDIAN WAR IN ORE
G0N-AFPAIRs IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

CALIFORNIA NEwS-INDTAN WAR IN ORE.
GON-AfPAIRsl IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
The steamer Star 81 the West arrived
at New York last evening (Nos. ss.) with
dates rum san Francisco 10 the 5lh nlimo.
From California but little news Is reported.
Business had NOT been active, but was i'm.
proving. The disiillery of Mrssrs. BurnetIe
4 Ashfield. al SAN Francisco, has been de-.
stfotrd b, fire, Involving a less of some
100000. I'll. FIRE originated from the rx.
plusion of still. nv which twelve Of the
workmen were scaldcd Or MANNED.
The intelligence fran Oregon aud Wash.
ingtop Territories is of an alarming nature,
seeming To threaten general Indian war.
From Puget Sound 10 Shasta Butte the say-
ages had made simultaneous attack upon
the whites. aud large numbers 81 the latter
were massaered. Almost all the white males
capable Of carrying arms had volunteered
and were turning out ~ all directions, aud
tronps under Major Fitzgerald had jnined
IN the pursuit Of the Indians. II Is sad that
nearly all the tribes uarth 20 the Columbia
river have coniederated TO carry on war oi
determination against til. whites. A baud VI
fifteen hundred had attacked small Iorec uI
United States tr,nps AZ Puget Sound, under
Major Halter, who iorced them TO retreat,
Major Halter was afterwards reinforced BY
nine companies Of volunteers. called out b,
Governor Curry, and supplied with ammu.
nitIon by the slolp uf.uar Decatur and the
revenue cutter jefferson Davis Thus be.
ing strengthened Major Halter was about I,
assume the offensive.
The news from Central America il alsl
important. Our telcgraphic report oi i state'
that Walker and his followers are in fol
possession % Nicaragua, aud that the Gin
dependence aud sovereignty OF the new Re
public" has been publicly acknowledged %
the part Of thr United States BY Mr.. Vice
er. the American charge 'dAnaires, VIM as
sured the new Government Of the "kind re-
CARDS aud goud WISHES entertained towards I
by the. Chief Magistrate Of the U. States
Gen. Corral, WIN lately made 4 treaty viii
and surrendered to Walker, was tried an,
shot 10 the plaza at Granada on the 9Th in
slant Tor having correspondent with some o
the officers Of the late Government. His ar
rest, trial, and rseeutian took place within
eighty hours. Uiher persons, whase name
are not given, have slso been arrested.
duty IL 20 per cent. ad yalorem has been i'm
posed by the new Government upon all for
eign imports. TO be paid IN coin. Gen. Nj
vas IA the pewiy.eleeted President Of th'
Y Rspablies' Nssis-g iu,srssso~.
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PLucKrSo UscLE Ssa.--rhe government
Ia. hid Tor several years pas,. u lea.e n some
build No. IL llrpa Iw,y faf B nded Warshau.e.,
q slo, 900 yr.r. H,s,ng 4sceflalnrd th.I The
arrhaa.ing bu-ipess IS beIier ~ pflsaie ha,'d'
than IL ,hos~ Of the g,sesnm.n'. u has heen ~.
,.Ised 20 Discontinue IL, and les-e oui the said
ha,Id,.gs, -wh,rh are held fnf SIX yeaf- income.
We'll. Inc mos, Iha, Unrlr Sam can rsi isTi them
i, eel 600 year, whilst he will still have 10 pay
,he $40 uo0--a aesf h~s ~ $4,000 : year lor
sis wears. bot IL 10 said iha, he uauli lose mofe
than that by holding on ~ the bn'l,lngs.
The secret of it's. ptabshly. that sn'ns favo.
RTE ownsd ne blul,lmg.. and am high rent
Cnt Them, snd that nov sour other Ias tie gets
them Al loo rate. Fay OLA
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LAND nnd NEGROES fnr Sale.

WILL. .. sold 10 The highest hdief by The Clerk
w and Master Of Person Court Of Equity. Al the late
residence &c William Haleman. deceased. on Thursday
the 77ih day Of Dccrmr neti the ifat u Land where.
on The said deceased formerly sded lying in The
ies II Person aud OanFe. Fiat River. a,oininz The
lands n Paul q. Cameron James Holrman and others.
canainine sac ARIES. 800 Of which is IN woods.
Ther arr the premises suhsisnial Dwelling House,
Kitchen. Gfansfs. &c. Person. wishing 10 view tho
premises hslafs the day Of sale will pease call The
subscriber.
Also =, tho sams time end place viii 10 sold. Sir
lhs Young NEGROES. The Negroes will Ne sold Cor
division, aud moi for snv faui.
JAMES H0LEMANi Adm'r.
November 26. lis
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LONG & CAIN
November 20.

AON0 q VAIN
HAVE Just received and offsr 70, sale, large var
- ely Of Perfumery. &C., Of the hest quality, among
which are the following
Cologne, Toilet Vinegar. Lavender Water, verbena,
Geran-um and Bay Water.
Fine Extracts, Bazin & Har- Balsamc Eau De Botot,
rison, fine Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Paste for the Teeth;
Eau Illustrate. very fine AZ LYONS kaiharion.
cle for the Hair Killers Excelsior Furn.
lap Salve, turc Polish,
Fancy Soaps, THpoli Polish,
Shaving Soaps, Philocomes.
Cold Cream, Pomsde Divine.
Egyptian Hair Dye.
Fancy Letter q Note Paper, Pmka Inksiands,
Envelopes, Steel Pens,
letter and Foolscap Paper, Ink,
Bark CANNON Boards, Work Boxes
Whiting Desks, Cahas,
Port Monies, Baskets, &c. &c.
November 26. &C.
FLAyORiNG EXTRACTS
Grunge, Lemon, Vcnia, Peach,
Celery. Parsley, &c.
FOR sale BY LONG & CAIN.
November 20. lis
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Philadelphia. Nor. 20.

Philadelphia. Nor. 30
MANNERS of registered letters from The Pha-
drl,ha Pnsl Office are missing. There Is quite
M exci,enrn, among the parties interested and
the Pos, Office Clerks. Among The lrliers ms.
sing are Two which, wee mailed BY l},Idle 4
Co.. one eouia nlng $4,000 10 Pennsylvania
coupon i,onds. ani .hr oher 81 500 IL bonds
OF the We.chesrf Railroad. Messrs. tiaw a.
Maraisler miss one lra.r combining q, 900 10
bonds.
A later drsciipt of the Gold Medal struck
al the u. s. Mint ~ llii. CITY. for Captain Dun.
Gu lngrah,n. BY order Congress. was Harvard.
ed 10 ,lle President io.day. Tins medal weigh.
iven,y-syra ounces. costing 5000. The lace
oil The medal represents the American and Au.-
TRAN vessels Al Smyins: On The reverse is the
following motto: /. Presented by the Preside ,
OF the United Slaes IL Cnmmandrr Ing,.l,sm
as a tesunpnial of The high -ensr entertained
by Congress u b.. gallant and judiciuu. eondar,
on the 81 July. 1883"
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An ATTRACTIONS murder was perpetrated at
tavern IN Baltimore, lastSunda, night. Five
young men drank ferly, and refused to pay
Tor their liquor. The pruprietors brother.
Eugene Broader, attempted To help the bar
keeper TO put the party out. One Of the n.
named John Earring. drew pistol and shot
Eugene. killing him instantly. Another 81
the gang attempted to murder the proprietor
OF the house, but both the balls fired at him
fortunately lodged in the fur. All the par.
~ were arrested, and committed for an in.
yestlgation.
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The Rev. John Bryson; PRESBYTERIAN
clergyman in Northumberland county. died
recently az the age of %. lie was Tor some
time in the Revolutionary army. and alter.
wards studied theology under De. Waddcll /.
the blind preacher whom Writ has lmmor.
tslired. HE was licensed to preach the gus.
rel IN 1880, and Installed BY the presbyisry
81 Carlisle in the united churches Of War
riur's Run and Chillisquaqua. IN ITO. ~
one Of which he preached until 1871.
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Asornra knpIosros AZ rns vmoiyn coAt

Axornra EXPLOSION AT rnr vmoiSn Coal
plrs.--Anothcr explosion occurred at the
English Company's pits. in Chesterfield CO.,
(va.) on Monday night last, resulting ia the
death Of John Marshall, CharlesrhoIspson,
Nicholas Luke, and Joseph Burton. George
Cotton and VIM. Wright (the latter colorelI
were badly burnt. Fourteen others who
were in the pits sbut not in the upset" as
it is called Ut the tiHe Of the explosion, es,
capped without injury. How the explosion
took place is not known. Il occurred in an
old upset. where read had been made through
an el'l working, which had some time since
been ON FIRE. Each man was Supplied with
DAsy safety lamp. The lamp Of one IL
them was iound with the top off. lie must
have unserrwed IL; and il is supposed he
did so tolight his pipe.
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Losr cHILp.--rhe Grrenbrier (va.l Era
states that a little son Of Thomas Maddox,
some nlnrteen months old, wandered from
home on the afternoon Of Saturd y, the l7th.
aud got lust ia the woods. AT dark the
alarm was given TO the nrigi,bois, and some
fifteen men we're in search for the child the
entire night, hrst by the light Of the noon.
aud then by torch-lisht. Their search was
in vain The night grew cold and the wind
blew hard. The child was thniy clad. and
its feet bare The search was continued on
Sunday morning. About 8 o'clock il was
found by the father. As the shut passed
from une to another thatthe "iost VA. found, I
a thnll of jos wa. awakened III the mothers
heart thar may BE- conceived, but not rx-
pressed. The child vas alive, bat chilled
and inscusible. IL had wandered IN the
wood. hall a nile. aud. tumbling u,rr a steep
bank. had caught On littlr sappl,ng. Turn.
ing its head up the hill aud spreading out ITS
little arms. II lay there upon is face until
discovered BY the father. At the last &C.
counts il was doing well.
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Tax WoRLD's Fam or All Narioss Among the
noticeable things on exhibition at the Crystal Palace
saw the contribution Of Mar Pills from the laboratory
of Dr. j. C. ArEm the author Of the widely known and
valued CaERMr PrrroRAL. As L. against the express
regulations Of the Palare TO admit quack medicines. this
fact shows that his remedies not placed in that
CORY IVY ihr authorities. Indeed we have hriore known
that his Pect"ral highly appreciated by scientific
men, aud have ,irly that his Pills are held in great
c.iinson by those deeply learned ia the healing att.
True Rtformer, Mass.
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4, 10 announced Thar IN ecn.equenee Of The
.,e., nus,bers II disabled aud destitute Ger.
m,a. Polish, Iri,h and other Passengers. who
hass rtra ssr n'srsl -Br.sff ind pr,lsps 10
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vrsrzurtsaS GuASn The 6tst rsrgn Of
y,n.xu.l,an ausno snivrd u Bsliimnfe ysst.r.
Jay. ,un.iened 10 the Philadelphia Guano Gam.
naey-who, by ennitso, with ne vrnszuslrsn
C.ssmmrnt. have secured vi The Gusnu Islands
belonging TO that Republic.
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDTGEsToN.-Tb..e are,

DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGEsToN.-Ih erea,
scourgrs Of gu, people cannot be ton we'll UNDER TODD
the means Of adyering curing them highly appre
caled. The person who discovers any means Of cure
or alienation. conieis benefit upon his fellows. and is
deserving Of honor. This desirable contamination has
been arhlesed and not only may dyspepsia be cured
hut u may I've prevented by the use Of Hoofand Ger
man Biiiers," prepared by &C. ". Jackson, Phila.
dephia which medicine spoken on terms Of The high
est commentator by thousands who have tested It's e.
hracy. II Is perfectly nnoruous in It's nature. and pos
sesses the valuable property Of improving the health Of
the robust, as well restoring the health Of the sick
See advertisement.
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party u young ladies add gentlemen return.
Ing lrnrn fioea Genrr one ngb, las, week in =
hand car on the n. Y. & E. Rlilmsd. says the
O.se1n FINES, ran asaiusi III ohsifnr,Inp an
placed nu the rack That ir-in must have been
thrown or. Tie hand car wa II ihls spnl 90.
ing rlaw. Alief this oh.irurIion was removed
,liry ran upon ano,hrr. aud ano,l,et! snl an"ih-
CT! THESE 0bsiruc n consisted 0f large uss
aud bar 81 u k.iron. .ny "f wtirl was quite
sufficient 10 throw lie tram III the It.rk. A ous
IL ,hes. ah.,mclInn. The hand car MA, running =,
such speed thai when u struck same ol The la
dies we're III own from their seats With cnnsidr-
rahle frrr.
This /. All oifsnce uf such G. aracirr as nugLt
% be made punish bile with death by the laws
IL every SAFE and Teniofv in The Union.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

'I,HE suhsctibcr takes this meihnd n informing h.
ru-t aner and the public eenrrally, that his Mills
are To- fta rsie nfdrt Tor making Fuf II the best hind.
snd with desIairh. having three pair Burrs running,
AID can make had 81 Flour 10 q lew hours. The
Mills arc within about three miles Of the Rail Ro,d,
where the Flour can 10 put and shipped To any maj.
ket desired. Thoss from distance coming eafls IN
the evening, can have ,heif FSur inside ~ The nsni
arning 30 that they take Il 10 The Rail Road and
tsusniuu can ari ihfif osl 10 ke homo, Ill the same
irip. Barrel. kept constantly on h,nd.
The very best prices will tr paid fof WHEAT ~
ire suh-ecf, al The MiIls or Il Peter b. Ruins, 10
HiIlslofough.
10000 bushels of Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
\ oc,obs, ~. IL
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Yalnable Nerroes far Sale.

TIVE fuhscrhsr has hern commissioned 10 sell a
young Woman and female child two year. old.
The woman u excellent wsshr' and roner. and use.
fui IN household business grnersily good bargain
viii be offered Il early application is made.
Two good Pianos
also offered fot sale. oaeof which has heen very III.
lie u.s, nj 81 aiesred and perfect IN IL tone. The
oihei hss hsen used. hut Equal in lone. good
hsfgan will hc offered 10 either. Apply soon, 10 The
subscriber II Chapel Ill., or q, iii. offre.
II. l.. OWEN.
No,emler 2e t6-5w
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NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned having heen appointed hy the
tout u Pleas and Quarter Sessions a IL Nosrm.
her Term. 1855. administrator Of the estate af Thomas
Miningham. ceasrI. hereby nofe. III persons ha,.
ING claims ssiins, saiI estate present hem properly
authenticated within the time pr,.cihcl by law, this
nciee viii he plead IL lar of their ircosely.
SAMUEL BALDWIN, Admir-.
November IS 1855. io-3w
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'tladd rs, dssrrifie me m s-frrr~stn-tn.

fFiafd 80, dariig I7F -fas STff1Ytf -at H-fn-
trsimn. ny the Gommis.slour .f Enigsa,l n Of
New YarF. liz Brush Government have de-
s'rm'ned I. Islse siflngeni measures sgJlnsi AL
Ishnps conv yine iisa' Ella ui passengers beseaf-
Iirr - the Uniled ;Sialrs.
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,lisplaeeme iii % fexsiabefs amitiships. TIT

UNPRECEDENTED ftef duaft dHIuOflpE iHt
former is built mich stronger than tlie latter.
and has more capacity u. cargo 1t IL be-
lieved the AdrjatIc has the finest iorrned hull
Tor speed, and that III will be the fastest
steainsr aaoat. Time, however, will try
them all their comparative performaates
will be Of great importance to the conner.
cial and engineering classes 81 all countries
Scientific Aa,triean.
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NoTIcE.

vT,HE undersigned having. d August Tenn, 1883, o.
II Orange County Court. taken ,ui Letters Of admi.
nis,raiion On the estate Of WILLIAM CAIN j., De.
deceased hereby gives notice u ~ persons indebted to
ssJ Estate 10 cali add aake immediate payment; AMI
those having claims pr senl hsm duly authenticated.
within the tine rr.cfhcd hv law. otherwise this notice
will be yleaitaip hat Of their recovery.
THOMAS CAIN, Adm'r.
6sr;sAtsi !, 1855. o.
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Family Groceries, &c.


lust received at The old stand, and for sale al low
" prices, BY James Webb,
6,l0R pounds Of Brown, Clarified, Coffee, Crushed,
Loaf and Powdered SUGARS. Of the hest kind.
5J5le pounds Of Rio, Lssuara and Java C0FFE.
Superior Green and Black TEAS.
sperm, Adsmanne and TalIow CANDLES.
l.4G0 pounds Of sole Leather; and also q lot Of home
made stout u per Leather
20 kegs Of Nsils Powder, Shot Lead Soap, Snuff,
lion Pets, Ovens. Spiders and Lids.
Buckets. Tubs, Chuns. Gro, kery.
$50 pairs of Boots and Shoes.
BOOTS Tor Children, Boys sai Men. both fne and
Coarse.
SHOES for Ladies, Children. Boys, Girls Men, and
Servants.
Also Philadelphia shop made Shoes. for Ladies. Miss.
Is, and Children.
Trunks. both low priced and good quality.
Ladies Bannei Boxes; also Hand Trunks and Ysses,
Carpet Begs, salchel-, &c. &c.
900 Hats and Caps.
Gents finest Maleskn Hats.
Also Hats and Caps Of various material and shape for
Men, Boys. Children. niants, and Servants, including
Fur, Felt, Wool, DC. dc.
GUNS.
Is Guns Single and Double barrel, both low priced
and very fine.
Powder flasks. shO, Pouches. Game Bags, on hand
- = =" = JAMES WEBB.
October |. -
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CiTend n 'rGn Works,
WILMINGTON, n c.


a. ~. vanbokis e.et. Proprietor.
r HE Subscriber hey,ir rrulcliased tho erte ncrcR
: - the /" CLARENDON, IRON Y oEKs," soli
cts orders for
Steam Engines, q any powe,.or sIls.
Saw Mills Of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Gri.t and Saw Mills. complete,
Parker. Turbine, and other wa,ef.wheels.
Rice-ied Pumps and Engines,
Lenvi'''s Cnrn and Cob Crusher,
Rice fhrasherf, sstsF -
Shingle Machines, II
Skating HANGERS and Pulies,
Cotton Gins and Gearing.
Iron Castings Of all kinds and patterns. f
Brass dhts ditto ditto,
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith work Of all kinds
Iron Doors for Houses and Jals.
THE ESTABLISHMENT
Having been recognized for the express purpose Of
insung puDctuality n The execution Of oil orders the
public may rest satisfied that any work which may Of
fer will be promptly delivered according to promise and
Of such workmanship fail 10 give satisfaction.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
Being in charge Of man Of talent aud experience,
have no hesitation in saying that the work hereafter
turned out shall compare tavorahy IN every respect with
thai Of the most celebrated in the States, and at prices
which will make il the interest of s that want to send
me their orders.
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delay; and having large force
for that purpose, ii will prove advantageous any per-
son needing such 10 give ne the preference without
gard To the expense oil sending from distance.
Orders will be addressed TO" Clarendon Iron Works"
Wilmington, n. &.
A. H. yANBOKKELEN.
October is 10
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NEGROES FOR SAFE.

yVTif.BE SOLD. on TUESDAY The 2sth dsy o.
w Decsmher nesi. II Rel Mounts n, ONE NEGRO
WOMAN and THREE CHILDREN. the ptopery q
wiIli,m Duke. deceased. credit ~ siv months will
he gwen the purchaser giving bond and spPfo,ed Sc.
RIcHaRD HoLEMAN. Adm'r.
Nov. a.. H.
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NOTICE.

rI,IlE Copsunsrs,ip Of Nelson & Paul has expired
4 hy hmitsuon. aud iliey now uiTf their Slark Of
Goods II Cost Cor ash aud invite al tia nr,dinE
any 10 call and examine ihein. The, have eeoi ~.
.oflment Of sImOst I'll kind- ~ Dr, Gnos. They also
request I'll that are IN delft O. the firm ly note
count, 10 pay the came ~ The business mu-l be settled
WILLIAM NELSON,
WILLIAM PAUL.
August 81, 1855. o.
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i. Long 4 Gary
Keep eeps'sn,iy.ei band y fulIsuPPly .of i,
medicines. Paints. bye .siHIs,
I @'a.'s nSperm Oil,
Furniture, Coach, Japan and Leatberyarnish,
which they oIsr for sale on accommodating
terms.
November 20. is-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-05
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

IAN away foin Tie sulscfiber on Tuesday The 30th
" uiimn. q hound hoy Is the nsipe Of BU BURROUGHS
STEVENS. aged about eighteen wears. Al PERSONS
a.. fol narrowing o, employing him. under the penal
" of The law. Une dollar reward will 10 given foi bis
return 20 me.
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