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HAYDOCK & FIDLER,


HAYD0CK & FIDLER,
NEALERS in Watches and Jewery, will
~ continue the business at the old stand of
James b. Fider,
No. II South Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA,
Where they solicit an examination OF their large
and varied stock, feeling assured that the expe-
rience both of them have had in the business,
and the facilities they possess for procuring
goods on the most advantageous terms, will ena-
bic them to compete fayorahly with any other
establishment in the city. They have now on
hand fine assortment of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
Silver, Plated and Brittania Ware, Cutlery,
Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
n. B.-Reparing of Watches and all kinds OF
Jewelry attended to with promptness and the
greatest care.
Phila., April 7, ls55.--tf.
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United States Hotel,
Chestnut Street, ADORE Fourth
PHILADELPHIA,

SHeSHW otfeeii uOOte TOUfh
PHILADELPHIA,
C MCCLELLAN, tIate of Jones' Ho,eIl
~ has the pleasure to inform hi. friends and
he travelling community. that he has leased this
House for term of years, and j. now prepared
for the reception of Guests.
The Local advantages Of this favorite establish
ment are too well known to need comment.
The House and Furniture have been pot in
first rate order: the rooms are large and wei!
ventilated. The Tables will always be supplied
with the best, and the proprietor pledges himself
that no effort on his part shall he wanting 10
make the United States equal in comforts to sny
H otel in the Quaker City.
Phila., July s, 1854
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STOVES !. STOVES
We respectfully solicit the attention of the pubic to our
assortment Of
MacGREGOR HEATING STOVES,
for Stores, Halls, Churches PaTlTs Nc,-waraned To
give heat with third the fuel, than amy other
Heating Sirye in The large numbrr which lave
been I'D in this and other cities and the constant and
increasing demand for them Sufficient guarantee nf
their superurity all other leling Stoves. and we
cheerfnly invite the strIcest investigation uf our claims
tn the m'st perfect artlc'e "f the kud IN use.
We ais, have u su ,rrT CAUl.DRON, fnr farming
and chemical purposes, made the same principle, fr
which we claim "Iiy trlalt' he apWecEited.
We keep constantly nn haud assortment Of the
leading COOK aud PARLOR STOVES aud are sole
Agents in this STATE fr
QUEENS PORTABLE FORCES.
BUCKS PATENT COOKING STOFES and
BAHSTOW'S UNRIVAI.LED COOK 4 PARI.OR
STOW : VIII esae Dealers will he supplied at
the lowest foundry prices -
NEMAN K WAHNICK,
Wholesale 4 Retail Stove Dealers,
n T., Coz. nf SECONDS 4 RACE Sts. Phlai'a
w For s,le by II. u MASSER, of this place
Philadelphia, August 25 ls55.-1m.
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GENUINE HONEY soAp.

THE purity, fragrance
Il Il mild emoliient ,sSt&3SA 49,
properties Of this Soap. 579s$xf SHA. :.
renders it especially de- ,,lsssss$5jIA Aaks.e
serving place on every FIE EstNeS$ VI
toilet For chapped hands,
and various diseases of .-s,..-.nseestcz>R neest.cz>RH
the skin It is unequalpd Each cake is stamped
WIN. CONWAY, l6s South Second street.
Philadelphia. No other is Genuine.
Improved Chemical Olive Soap,
Warra",ed TO Wash in hard soft, or salt water.
This soap has powerful cleansing properties,
which readily remove Oil, Paint, Dirt, &c, from
every desc iption OF goods without injury to them.
For all domestic purposes it is suInfior to any
other soap in use. and 20 per cent. Sheaper than
the common rosiu soap. Each bar is stamped.
WILLIAM CONWAY.
l6s South Second street, Philadelphia.
Manufacturer of Fancy and Staple Soaps. sperm,
s'earine aud tallow candles, importer and dealer
III sal soda, soda ash. rosin, &c.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Phila. August 25, ls55--tf.
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JAMES BARBER
WHOLESALE A RETAIL.
CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT,
S. Z. corner Of Second s. Chestnut SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
Where may he fou d, one of the largest and
hest assortment Of Clocks and Time Pieces in the
United states, in quantities Ia suit purchasers
of from a single Clock, To one thousand Clocks !;
embracing every variety of STYLE and msnufac-
tire. sui'al lie for Churches, Halls, Counting
Houses Parlors, Sleeping apartments, ard Kich-
rms. Steam aud Canal Boats, and Raj! road Cars
n. p. Clocks Repaired and Warranted
Clock Trimmings for sale. Also.
Manufacturer of BARRIERS Celebrated Fine
GOLD PENS
Embracing all the qualities OF the finest quill
pcn in addition - which the durability of the
metal is fully associated and developed. Gold
and Silver Pencils, aud Pen Holders. Plated
Ware, &C., wholesale aud retail. Those wish
ing to purchase are invited To call.
JAMES BARBER,
5. f. corner Chestnut and Second Sts., PhIla.
Philadelphia, June 23, ls55.-ly,
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NOTICE

To Trespassers on the Telegraph Line.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
~ found trespsssing upon. or injurug the line
OF the Philadelphia and Sunbury Telegraph viii
he dealt with according to the act OF Assembly IN
such eases made and provided.
ii. b. MASSER, Pres't
Phila. and Sunbury Telegraph Go.
Sunbury, June 3, lS54.--tf
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MONEY is received on deposit daily. The amount
wi deposited is entered ia "A Deposit Buus and given to
the Depnstpr If preferred certificate will he given.
A sums, barge md small, received, und the amount
paid back on delnaud without notice
lHtevs is paid NJ The rate of FIvE PER CENT, COM
menciig from the day u deps and crasng fnriern
days previous 10 the withdrawal of the money
On the first day u January ia each the interest of
each dep SIT paid the desitnr added Ia the princi-
pal. as he may prefer.
The C,mpany have now upwards nf $500 drrosltms
in the City II Phiadelpha gllne
Anyadditi nal information will br given by addressing
the TREAsURER.
DIRECTORS.
Sterhen r Crnwfurd. Pres't William NJ. Goodwin,
Lawrence hispn Vice Pres't, Paul e. ddald,
Anhuse w ThrmnsmI, Ge rye McIlenry
Benjamin w Tmgey, james DeyrIenx
Jacob L. Flnrance, Gugt,vus English.
Secretary and rrea-urer. PLtNS FISK.
TELLER aSpiNrERPRErER, J. c. OEHLSciILAGER.
Philadelphia, Sept, =, 1855 Typ.
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yNvILEY'S COUGH CANDY. An excel
~ lent remedy for coughs, colds. For sale
at this office
December 4. 1883.
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4 sRGE AND coMMoDfoCs BRICK aousE AND Tor OF
IL capoi bI sucucron ghdsy, NE l Day = te.e ~
O'clock The pScnsses the tsske aAd we'll
eui, sfes houe lately eosss'ed ~ ae h"n ledge
the corner o. Aott
the nsrih Capitol TIE Aas~e eeHt@ns een
aud vide pavase hraaeh he hou
being half Of e No o. Ia square No e hAsiHe n
inchrF tAry
eet siev The sboye property 81
ocsors hesanfai Wushngas,
There also Of eEoe
the door.
Terms one sunh cash balance t~u, aud 1ug
years Purchaser for me deferred pympnu bcar@s
interest from Of
Al conveyance a The OF the purchaser.
GREEN a SCOTT,
May@ Aselioaeeks.
6ryrhs above sale 10 pesspon<d IN cogss qaeace OF
Friday, me sth instant AZ o'cocks p
GREEN n SCOTT.
June I'D Aaefaaneuts,
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING JUNE 2, 1855.
LOCAL NEW s.

For the Union
ATTENTION, FTasT-wARp voTERsL0ur municipal cleo
hand and already the nothngs foragng
upon the enemy for am informed that knoa-noah'n9
boarding have sprung amongst and that with
clark lanterns large numbers vending their
into their hiding places at the snail Aoars Of the night
These and their temporary resident voters other
cards are known and already have many Of their
been recorded Let urge upon the vgant committee
now do 20 persevere in the good work ntrusted them
and let me suggest them the necessity or appointing
sab committee duty shall be to attend constantly at
the polls make list Of these temporary rioters
for publication in the newspapers after the election would
further urge upon our friends devote their best energies
10 the complete ard and general city ticket
and would further remind them that the election of
in "a FEW DA1o-
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VALUABLE BUfLptSG Tor ON NINTH STREET So
TWEEN street ans Ss~ ets sseasrr a. suctea Ia h -
sAn 'front.' a he estnts,
O'clock p p-sauai saiang W. sgasfr
front Of
aorrh and New Vera tasnses estk y ~ q
property
Gassed
~alss sood Investment having pump eacsl
stop pfeni-es aud paelc
feet deep immediately ia front
cashs hssnce - sHt ~ sones ot noss
scanss inress deed sad ded %
GREEN a SCOTT
Iaee IA
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For The Unior
GOLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES"
In the times that tried mems souls,
The long death struggle with foe,
Whose flag DER all the ocean soar,
Whose might has laid proud empires low,
Win quenchIess energy inspr'd
Old Virginia never tr'd.
Whenever the sacred wedding band
That knits the States in one bright train,
Assailed by saeriiegiocs hand,
Was rudeIy grasp'd or rent in twain,
Then, with a holy ardor 6r'd,
Old Virginia never tird.
And now, when skuiking towards walk,
Like pestilcnee in dark midnight,
And from their caves and dungeons stalk
To cheat the blind, the tinid fright,
True TO herself, true TO her sires,
Old Virginia tires.
30 has il been, SO shall il be,
Whenever danger hov.rs nigh,
glorious rally we shall see,
glorious fight and victory,
For Old Virginia, son sire,
Was never iir'd and meier will tire.
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By Ell r G. X A p III /.
Later from Harana.

Later from HaraHa.
NEW YoRK, June 1.-The Black Warrior, with HSvans
dates the 25th has arrived The whole island
state of quiet. Business is improving.
The Fulton Havana when the Black Warrior left
The Princeton and Cyane cruising Off San antonio
Key West.
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Execution of Parks.

CLEVELAND, June Parks the murderer, hung Mt
clock to-day. he spoke for about hour before the
execution thanking his friends for their Attentions him in
his mforunes, and complaining Of injustice being done him
in the conviction for the crime alleged against him. His last
words werc 81 die innocent"
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McCaLLA AND ADOPTED cITrzEss.-J. Nj. MeCaila, now
the most rabd enemy adopted ctzen and candidate Of
the knownothings for city collector OF Washington has vi
tally changed his views this subject AT meeting OF the
democracy Of New York. after the election Of Mr. Polk Nc
Gala said The conservative element OF this confederacy
laid with the Irish and the Germans Moreover my anct
tors were Irish proud to be called the son OF an irish
man. If not for them tthe Irish and 0ermans) our
constitution would be rampied in the DUST And fellow
,iYens what do YOU think that am The in prinei
ale that hey wera Jeersonan democrat born and raised
is Kentucky" Further when was known in Washington
that Mr.. Polk elected President McCaia declared at
meeting opposite the then Globe Office CHOW the Union
Office that Folks election reflection Of the honesty,
1tv and devotion 10 the country o the adopted citi-
gems Oh the United States whose patriotism be most devou
houoredw This aenesnces adopted citizens Can
he be trusted BY the peope Of Washington Of party
Mondays election win tell
ONE WHO HEARD HIN.
Tsz xLEcrIo~ TO- moanow.-PLacKs vorIss.-FiFst
ward--corner Of Pennsylvania and nth street.
second Ward0n 18th street, Pennsyvania avenue
Third ward.--ccrner o. r and 9th streets.
Fourth ward-olce Of the Chief Of Police, City Hall
fifth ward.-Old Capitol building.
sixth ward-Anacosa Engine house, sth street east
Seventh wsrd.-sand Hall, corner Of Virginia avenue
and 9Th street west.
cfscrrT CoURr-THr sAruRAlIzATIoS cAsn.--ln the
natur Of Thomas j. Green, brought up for ad
udcaion the opinion Of the viii be delivered at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
TrK AuxIclFAL ELECTIos ro-aossov-fhe sentinei o'
yesterday morning contains article 10 reference % me
election which 10 be held In this city tomorrow which IL
20 much to the point gladly make room for the fol-
lowing extract from " the exclusion q any remarks which
we night offer in its place
aHrSav A. wIsK, the gallant leader u the democratic
nartv IL virginia during the elecsgn was elected
ooernsr 81 Saef he had been In Ashngon AZ the
hous. Of his withdrawn from the i1rnoi o. POI
ai .tr DAYS anterior 20 and after the election
His iih him in very delicate health and hence wnen
IA. friends insisted upon eoupinening hsm with ssre
nAs and made the request that he should speak 70 them
"a pnbc Ii determined that The meeting should rot
t.ke place she vonld be disturbed snd
"a. s~.ec,ed The sequel known 10 the Wsshington pan
is let D. look the enormity Il develops NleisA has
beeu prouay recognised the Mother q States Shs
gave birth 70 the great WAShlN0iVN, cAee
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f. ICIAL.
DxrAsrsssr or STATE,

DgPARraxsr STATE,
Washington, June a. 1855.
Information been received Of the payment BY the British
government the
the United
Majesty sh February, 1859 citizens
Payment dedaeng the Of the commission ~ be made
the parties whose said awards made,
Iega representatives Application this
The National in,eissnce Washington Baltimore Daily Re
publican, Baltimore Evening Philadelphia csxrles
Mercury Garl~~on Io.isana New Orleans Day Book
Poson Daily rim-r Boston, AID RichnSnd Enquirer
made Nfm and
Of the containing the notice. vita ter bin ms De
S-3Df
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1''sgE7 70 JANIS RussELE LowslL.--A banquet was
z ne poet, James Russell Lowell, At the Revere
Session. Tuesday evening" the occasion Of his de-
A''''' br Europe
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canrie,iqa NO. the k,aner La,s.

Coarietioa under ne Liqaor Lar.
BosToS, June l. In the police to-day ParaH Ste
vens Of the Revere House. fined $40 and the
correction for twenty days for violating the liquor
law. He appealed.
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ny onkk:s q sc0rr, A.ss,o.ssr..

HANDSOME COTTAGE BUILDING Lots AT AUCTION
I'll Thursday instant sell psrIsas
O'Clock, p. building lots having
% a 5j feet forming the a assseae
elevated hsaghy
Ijh, Capitol pnmp sAecivat ihs
corner sqasfs ReiaG
No 10
balance twelve and sightcen
months bearing day deed
GREEN SCOTT,
May a7-d Aaeiiopsers.
G3-rhe above sale Is postponed wssu FRIDAY tha
ssh instant, bonr. GREEN a SCOTT
Jane I'D AncsirHeeFs,
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GENERAL NEW 8.

PRoeaEss--The farmers Of Nantucket Massachusetts,
exporting hay from their island to Virginia The
looks green their fields and they are beginning
raise the articles for consumption and export instead Of
importing it
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TENTH iNsrALMENT--Ws open " dag Che tenth install
of
ladies'
caidrsns uDder
-
article bns shade heavicr than
house sac eo;toGso
% reliable brands Of medium and
dne shiuz coitons
our stock pure goods csmpes
al We nv,ie especial attention The tscA Of nen
shestinss, table ltsenf napkins, and s.weiinss-
In all probability Invariably OFFER ths largest and cheapest
linen goods hs 81 which
ufacturea 10 Ireland ordsrs-
maybe eottonsN and
he had take all h. mile
IN o kinds.
o all other seasonab'e goods remarkably full AZ this
oday, the prices ari much
have
plies
where various
cordially be of
purchasing where there price
| only.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing may be relied on in all
Delay settling hills expected q
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores" building,
oppoaita Centre Market
June 2-d6nf
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IMPAIRMENT
Washington, June J., 1855
Information has been received h department from Koeeu
Murphy Unifed shangae
Bolz and And both cixsDs Of the unea
June 2--dJnf
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HON. HENRY A. wIsE-Iaa00 enyies aay
III sicel-pise Beny Wise win
b punIhedi a a by q. Bonn.
Four viii ss By mali az asianen BY
closing doar addressed the publisher Wasting
n
June 3-d3t itcpAitw
NOTICE Is hereby given. ny order at the Oi.aist
Committee organized
Maryland, Trinity Chusch
Wiling Tuesday, June O'Clock Abe addresses
expected explaining need OF
all others
extending Christian Influences The District invited
attend.
HENRY STANLEY,
Chairman of tho Committee OF Arrangements.
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The foregoing in addition to the examination o. revos
tsonarv navy and invalid cAimso Cor pensions and
der the sets Of 1850 and 1854
Agrieulrral Dirison u ne Patent Oaes- NsS ProdHe
prepos,9 70 b. isodseed tke Uaed SsafesWe copy
the following extract letter from gentleman IN View
Yorx which, novelty OF the saggeston and the
utility which might arise thererom may be read WIN m
teGest
$50 much aid lately Of the climate OF the tr-
ea the suffering IL the besiegng army at Sebasto
pol has brought mind the very different account
that travellers ctoore have puhAed respecting it,
Al least part ~ The peninulaessng The
impression 81 enjoying temperature almost tropical
where the the & and tho olive bonrshed without pro-
ecflon on prodrct remember reading IN the
anals. Ss Frousa that in the Imperial garden At Nss In
he Crmea they cultivate varieties of the olive, which
49, be 10 resist rigorous frosts 81 that regon
How valuable an acquisition would not these be for
.oatheriy States from North Carolina Downward; and
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Information -csivsd THIS from
saon
wich sIsnd~ Of James Hss who supposed
" Massachusetts, whose
81 money the hands ef the public
Documsns substaalang the claims o. legal
June l--d&
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instss. NARTHA e. isth year %
wife of Mr.. Jssxs ". W DAVIS.
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ny-The of the soldiers OF sh~ War 81
I8x District % Columbia, under la,ss,
hea aassrsed nseeurr viii be held the Cay Hal
7th ius., o'ciecm
organization IL
J. :. WILLIAMS,
June CsslymSa.
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MILITARY MEN wan nnd store-roasn-
pieces medium fine white linen pants and
~ pieces medium fine white drIings
large supply
ed for ciiszens' apparel
With cravats, gloves, suspenders half hose, hc.
One price only
Delay ciosins any bills preSent expected
Good dealing
eases. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Censrai StoSes," West Baidss,
2-6tdR OppoHts Centre
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sssh ~ ard Union Ttekss.
For Al4rrmsn-A w. Mines.
For cosnesi-Joha Co-tiesn, Lemas Gaads and iona d
Hrsndi-
Fer Assessor vsles,ius coaaer.
Nsy1s
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Thtsd wara.-Nasss Ticket
Per Caileciof~ j. Roche.
Fer Resist~f-Nastaa ] Ncf'orusick-
For rnrewyus--~ n, Alert
Per Als.rmsn-D a. N. r. GsrnefL
coanclThouss Esrwsie Rss.sus ~ Cssgia,
Richard a. Ls.s~y. Nay is-dss'h Juns
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MsevIrrcEsr But IaPRonA BLE-A scheme is in pro-
cess Of incubation under distinguished auspices, for the
formation Of road through London, eight miles long
rooted in With glass with houses and shops each side
and beyond these also on each side lines Of rails
above the other the lower for trains stopping at every
mile the upper for expresses.
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POTATOES, oSloSs, AND TOMATOES wAY.--Three
vessels had cleared from Bermuda for New York previous
@ the 18th having board 2sO0 bills q sacks po
toes, $4,000 lbs onions and ESQ lbs i5mAioes
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nEsIROUs durtng days sell silks
cash onyWe desrons during e next
Of slks the cast
only except kinds black silks marceinea
which sod all other siks
prime cash. When resas
prices viii be exactef.
fr the ladies' supply
goods such highly advantageous
goods full and thoroughly sered throughout
said In relation stock
mourning spa white goods
One only.
Delay closing sny present expected
Good articles how prices, aad ar dsalag be reed in al
cases. PERRY d BROTHER,
aCenuai Storesr building,
June 2--edsf Opposite Centre Market
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DOUBLE FusERAL--We copy the following from thu
New Orleans Delta of the 27th utimo
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CLAIMS AGAINST TExAs--The holders of unregistered
claims against the State Of Texa, should remember that
time for registering such claims expires on the lat day
of August next and that If they not then registered
they win be barred.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03

IF you want 1IReT RATE GARRI..
AGES. which will not only render good
se-vice, but be also neat, call on the suhscrlbcr,
living six miles north II Hillsborough. He has
been carrying on the bu.iae. for the last sixteen
months. and his work has proved 10 he first rate.
He is determined that hi. work shall continue
10 he executed in tho hes, manner, fully equal to
any in this section Of country, snh Of prices TO
suit purchasers Persons wanting Carriages can
send their order, through The Post Office OIL Hills
borough, and they will he promptly attended 10.
All Kinds u Repairs will be done in good order
and on moderate terms.
rrrhe subscriber has purchased the tight for
Orange County in PArHsr BaAKr for all kinds
Of carriages--io which he invites the attention
Of the public.
sgThe subscribers w Ool Card
Ing NachincS are in good order, and nre
doing the very bes, quality Of work. Prices q.
heretofore: Eight cents for white; Twelve and :
half cents Tor mixed; OF one-6i,h part Of the WOOL
LEMuEL WILKINSON.
June 20. 4i.i-
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TO FRIEXps.

NAE have jnst rockwell = lot q New Types,
w a part 81 which are intended for the con-
templated enlargement Of the RecordoE, and The
Others To enable Us 10 execute IN better style
Blanks and other Job Work. Our friends will
80 from this that we arc ii earnest II tie mat
lar nf the enlargement of our PAPER. aud We
hope 10 recoiye sufficient encouragement TO st-
al,ic us 10 do 81 before the meeting Of the Lee
gislaturc. Ali that rornains % accomplish 4 =
lie purchase &c new Press. The paper now
is as large as our old Press viii print; aud be-
sides. having wllistood the assaults Of the BRIT
ish III the war Of 1912, Il Is sonlcwiiat dlihcult
Is IL Kept III order, aud cannot he safely rolled
on. Al addition &c $50 new Subscribers, with
an advance riaymcut. would meet the necessary
expenditure at once. We appeal. tlcn. 10 our
friend. III Orange, Alsmance. Granville, Person,
and other nezhboring cnsniies. 10 all Us. by \
litle effort from each Of our prescut subscribers.
an that We require cou'd I've accomplished Ia .
few DAYS. The enlargement would make con
siderable addition u thc amount Of reading mat
Ter each week. and would graily increase the
usefulness and efficiency the paper. u pro-
petly encouraged We shall rndeavor - make
tlsc REoapEg not onls faithful erp'nent q
Whig principles bur also one ~ The best Fami-
" Pspers puhlished in The STAT" Who will BE-
the Gr., u respond - cur appeal We have
Ial,9rd faithfully AMI long in the Wing cause,
All iar what " believed u " Tic true iute-
rests IL North Carolina. snd sarcy an apietl
now - tie irieuds With whom Nc have ro-ope-
rat.J. will not p.ss UNDECIDED.
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