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Notice.

tg- others wishing their FALL AND
rEB CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, Will please call
bsors Augus savshsir the
b. - 5s5'i 80 - NORRIS & WAY,
sas 8 Corner csup streets, New Orleans.
THDs. NORRIS s. CO.,
jys SPIT No. Minor street. Philadelphia
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TERMS.
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Al sp early hoar svssy mprniag (sundsys excepted, ~ .0
y4arin aivsncs half yesy and quarterly q ne p ' "
30 cents week, payable % the carriers.
Advertisements, b ssa
In II, cases. si FOR every suss,qnsnt insson 90 cehm
on tof every naeron
pahhed ssss Will be charged VI per sauar
for ever Insertion.
no, srks5 will be Published month longer
a,d charged soaornsyi advertisement subscription VII
b stopped n srrsasAgss asspaid at the option Of the
pvIstas r. &76
i liberal Dissaant viii be made to;rsgula advertisers
THE sDAILY -GREsCENT
which il desirable medium for
AsAFAMv largely reaching hundre
of homes ey hour being read before the approsa
hours articles for family use may % Aasan
tageouas pubishs6 IN ts columns.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
pabshea sssf Monday oHnlns al % yer Y
an circulation shoHghous Loasans mississippi
A,aaa a. Tszas other sse presents jasorh
AZ s ID adj makng ths wares and commodities
Advertisements for u per each insertion
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The Cincinnati Columbian says that a gentle
man OF that city few days since found, in
she'll taken out Of the Chic river, a very
large and beautiful pearl it was half an inch in
diameter and finer than most sea pearls. The
same gentleman has procured number of pearls
from the she'll fish found in certain places in
the Ohio. but this last is much larger than any
previously discovered.
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Peter Besancon, one of the companions Of
Lafayette, who came with him from France to
JON A. our revolutionary struggle, died recently
at Warsaw, New York. He was present at the
execution of Major Andre, and remained in tbe
army until the end of the war.
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ANorHzR DUrcH INsURREcrIoN IN CrSorSNAr1
We learn from telegraphic dispatch Of the 9th
inst from CINCINNATI, that on the previous eye
ming, as the fremen, German Turners, and
others were passing through the streets, a diff
Guilty arose between one Of the Turner's and d
boy standing near The United States Hotel. An
alarm was raised BY the Turner's, who all rushed
back and threw stones OF the people on the
pavement A general interchange Of stones fol-
ts5yed end tho Turner's, being armed with re-
zolyyxs commenced firing on the crowd, and d
dozen pistols we're discharged. One young man
Was shot, and died an hour after. Others were
injured BY shot and stones, but none danger
ousiy The city il in great excitement. Tie
police arrested rs Of the Turner's, There WAS
no excuse for the use Of revolyers, and public
opinion Is unanimously against the Germans,
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KILLED BY A sHARk.--On the afternoon of
the 4th, Mr.. Jacob B. Goldey, a letter carrier
in the Philadelphia Post Office, was on visit
70 Atlantic CITY, and in company with some
friends, went into the ocean to battle. Mr.. q
being a fine swimmer, attempted, with others,
to reach sunken wreck lying on the outer
breakers, but suddenly, with an exclamation Of
pain, he sunk from sight, and was never seen
again There can be no doubt but that he was
seized by q shark and dragged away. [Balti-
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DEATH OF AN Ex-MEMBER OF CONGRESS-. The
DR.. Ayerett, Of Halifax, Va formerly member
Of Congress, went to his study, few DAYS ago.
with q lighted cigar, and laid down on a LOUNGE:
when probably falling asleep, his cigar set ire
to thiekly wadded dressing gown, which be
had on, He was soon enyeloped in flames, and
either from suffocation or the inhaline Of flame.
expired '-'''-''
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FROM AUSTRALIA, Dates have been received
from Melbourne via Panama to the 9th 81
April.
Tho Melbourne Are opposes very strongly Al !
proposed EXPORT duty ID rold a. Al act j inius-
tioe to the miner and as . tax imposed On labor.
With eouaI Justice. tbev say. that wool. 5tallow
md liz other exDorts i the colony sbonld Ia
I also taxed.
The land system still continues h exc;ta =
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
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MAoKIsoN g. MuRpsy

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET-IRoN WORK
- Ea5 BRASS FOUNDERS AND FINIsriERs and nianufsr-
nrars OF Btchnga Ssea Tana Clarifying snd Eyapoine Pans
Juice Pans and Steamboat Paatation Work In
Grayier Streets New Orleans. 's ~ common mas
II All
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM IMPALEMENr. Fri
day evening, while Francois Rayel was exe-
cutting his wonderful feat of going across the
Boston theatre stage at the top Of d fifteen feet
pole, the latter snapped asunder. Mr.. Rayel
foil Immediately to the stage, while the lower
portion Of the pole was yet perpendicular, and
came within a hair Of being impaled The
eroken portion was quite sharp. The escape
Bee -L-'o'eon
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A SPANISH VIEW OF THE KANSAS. QUESTION
The Diario de la Marine, Of the 9th inst, de-
votes column to the consideration Of the Kan
| sas question, setting out by stating that not
only would the introduction of slavery into that
territory be an inferred offence against the
dominant ideas Of this country (by which we
suppose the writer means freesoiiism and aboli-
tionism) but that it would be a great absurdity
in an economical point of view. He then pro-
ceeds to argue these propositions, much in the
same style in which We have often seen them
treated by the New York Tribune and other
Abolition sheets Of the North. Perhaps this
article indicates upon which side Of the question
Of slave emancipation in Cuba might be found
thesympathies Of the Diarios editor.
A FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PRUSSIA -Dects-
ion in fdror of the right Of the Gunner to re-
tain has Slaoe.--Extract of letter from cor
respondent at Dresden, in Saxony, dated the
12th of last month;
s. have taken the liberty to acquaint you
with most singular decision which was given
yesterday, and particularly confirms our fugi.
tiye-slave Law. As the decision emanates from
the highest tribunal of the kingdom of Prussia,
it is certainly an authority which may be sue
cessfully quoted hereafter. It appears that DIR.
Ritter brought with him to Berlin, Prussia, a
negro slave which he had purchased in Brazil.
All the proceedings which are SO often and sue
cessfully had in the free States, were immedi.
ately instituted by the European abolitionists,
and, although the slave was first declared to be
free, or rather the owner prevented from taking
possession of him, 1t has been decided, after full
investigation, that the case has to be adiudged
according to the Tea loci and the annIicatiou
of the slave has been refused, and he has been
remanded to his owner. AS far as my informa.
ton on the Subject. after diligent inquiry goes
this is the first case ever decided in Prussia
and it is, therefore, fully conceded that the
owner. of the slave may bring him with him to
Prussia, and there retain him, and again ex-
tract him as a slaYe's
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NLECTROPATHY. DIR. ]. S. A. Fe

hR. NEWELLS IMPROVED COTTON
~ castings for the mnyovad Cotton
ress inseniUd by Dr. Newell of Grand Calf now in general
use worked by horse steam power. ~ '" eNAS'H
Also-sTRAuB'S PATENT PRESSURE CORN MTfIs bsinr
uae, for sale at the agency. f ~ '' So'h hiihs "a
my32 Spit 8. H. GILMAN Al No,.ha, st,ao, e
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Woman's Right Of suffrape

convention will be held at Saratoga Snr;res ~, AZ,
Of Suffrage. "oAien'o Right
the recognition Of her civil existence her I @
her social equality with man ~ ''sat tiBhls
low her claims can be the most easily and snead;lv 90
tablished rm enduring basis viii ba the h, es
deliberation at the coming convention a1'sso' "
The friends Of the movement and the npb,,,
~ invited 10 attend Most OF the eminent
me cause are expected to be in attendance
kLlzAnErH GADy srAsTor, :
.g EaNEsrIsE Ross,
WILLIAM HAY IN
SAMUEL J.. MAY,
ASroINErTE l.. BRows,
q hrDIk MufT,
s is Susan b. ANTHONY
:, new York State Womans Right Committee
N B-Editors throughout the States please aony
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nIl. STnnNG,S

-1r.l DIAL g.rtf AIl g----,
4 Randy Joy Coughs. roi5,. C0iarI1. b. on. eafJ,
Coup. wh1opins Cough. AsillnB, Consumption Nst.
Fo9s Diseases pyspepsi Cot;iscness Eg.itela.. He.
sI-e Of hr H,an, Information snd PAN ~ the Ihss,
back aud side and oil diseases snsng IRON lcfsng.
~ sihs u lie sispit, and 70 relieve ihe di,tss aiL
Lad feeling tfln eating hearty ou. 10 W.sA sid
dstrcpiir Aati,s. Z Wunn.cd 10 ., purely yC-
getabie.
Thee fs aei asan EIreeipr,nt. fouir. md Are.
trent. One - cent haR possss-s. three time. liuss t.
etc eufs tista.rs than dollar bo, - ans d he
syluPs, Balslm.. sasapaillts that tsel made
80 single ttal u onl! me boa v Pio,e tn ~.
pufiant tiuth.
They promote Expectorafi0n, Loosen
the Phlesn and rleaf The Lungs aud aihtf Sectciofy
UIgans - Pill mothd matter snd there j. DO other ~.
medy 10 The whole Maiora Mrdica eapabe 81 inpaft.
ing such healing pfoptres to she Lung. and yisl ~.
san, a. ihss Pills. They cure tusfiycness,
produce good, ngulaf Arrsl,ls, Ahd Strengthen liz
system. Pticc 20 esnis ~ box containing IS io,ts
~ iaciitua.
gu n lie igfN. eho ssll tho Tills. md GET ihr
"Fl4nsi Almanac giuitl. gi,iGg iut tT,,Dists anl
certificates 81 .ufes
f0ih kiuis u lie shove NAMED Pills st fii sale IN
flilsytnnsti 4, DEANS fiEaRfFs aud II rbsr,l
IliI Nv u. y SAUNDERS ~ alsn ttep tuttly
Il Dr. spsntcfs Vegetable rilis snd DE-. Hnl's ris.
btaisd lils, shici .t0p the Ip. nd f,,,, II. f.t
as and " ~ si,ksn llc sloilslL operate % hu
iiuWtir.
August %. oo--iY
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Proposals for Building a Town.

'ENHE undersigned having purchased the property at
Darham's Station, on the great North Carolina
Central Rail Road, is mixing afrangemenlsto lay
oil In halt acre lots. and proposes 10 give awayand
make full right and title every other loin the place.
provided the Individual who accepts HE proposal will
bind him herself in bond with good security, 10 build
certain class house the IN the OF Twelve
months from the time they enter into the bond. Per-
sons who feel interested will address the undersigned AZ
south Lowell Orange county, N. O., who will forward
10 them plan OF the town, number and location Of The
lots. terms, DC.
This place il located III fine, healthy section Of the
County, twenty miles west Of Raleigh and twelve
miles Of illshorough and twelve miles north east
ui Chapel Hill. Merchants and mechanics, md business
men in general viii find Ills proposal worthy their
prompt attention. The terms will eAcu,e the 'ale Of
ardent spirits and all pelons of questionable characIer.
Persons who make application will please state the bu-
siness they wish TO engage in, &c.
JOHN A. M'MANNEN.
! South Lowell, n. G., May &c. s0-3w
- Will Editors friendly to this proposal copy the
above few times gratis. J A. Mem.
/
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T T;isll'l d! liS'iisa|a ~,
80 T. .sS&--s2-s-
THE RAIL ROAD

Has d, length reached tiillshorough, making quite
stir in our usually quiet village.
vSyIIE subscribers, asans themselves Of this great
Stale work. are enabled thus early after their pur-
chase 10 offer to their customers and the public New
and Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Among them may be found
prluts, Of all grades,
Lawns and Jaconets,
Berages aud Summer DeLaines,
Chaiis and Tissues,
Checked and Striped Silks,
New and Pretty STYLES Of Bonnet Ribands,
Straw, Chip, Silk and Neapolltan Bonncls,
Misses Flats, various kinds.
Silk aud Lace Mantllas,
Table aud Piano Covers,
Black Silk Shawls,
New STYLES Of Embroidery Patterns,
Embruidelies Of all kinds.
]. G. TyRRENTlNE s son.
April TO- s.--
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La. sTisONG'S
Compound saIaatiye Pills.

fENHEsE ftls ~ uhfeig ltgffabisi snl ~. norl
slpruaf MsjitiHe il lhe cute 81 sd BilOut tH..
ptsias, ck8is and ftffr. DfPpiia, Ca,iittata. II
NaH Eaf4s4, Ftrsrs III aH kiHas Loppf Ippsfiif Ot.
Itaeisd aIl PaAJai E,asbueiioa. ahd al linseiins
di#fascs.
- 4 Flaic NsiltiBc Ties at lkt charm. and
when taken according ths diitglidus rt nestf i4
% culs the ctses 81 piles, sist al other re-
nis.i l1ii.
Ih.y purity The RnoA squaigr ihe circulation, tr..
Dtc Is, .set. klneSs, sn, vrt Seetsiot, Organs 10
healthy taac aHI stun; sHd ~ an Anti Biliru. a..
mlly Meiis.ne, us! lave % egusl. lfiec rs cents
npf jos.
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III you want ...-.sa.g RATE GA8iRIAt.Ess
which will nn unly render good se'Si,e but he also
neat call on the subseIbrr living Fix miles north Of
hi,horopsh. He Las cen carrying on the business
for the last sixteen months, aud bis work has proved to
lie first rate Iic il determined that lis work shall
inuc 10 10 executed the hest manner, fully equal 10
any in this section Of Country aai At prices 10 suit pur.
chasars. Persons wanting Carriages EAU send their
tltrs Though The pu, OEce al lllstoronsl AMI they
will tr promptly attended 10. Al Kinds Of Repair. nil
he done in good order and OF moderate terms.
- The subscriber has purchased thc night tor Orange
County inaPtIEST BRAKt for i'll s,nis u Cdrfages--
IA Mtiei, he invites lie attention u TIE pubic.
~ Tie subscribers Wool Gari;ns
Machines are in good order, and dong iie very
i1st gual,i. 81 work. Pc,s ss Leieioi Eight cents
fof nlile; fe.lye and hall cena miNed oG,.l.
pll vi Tile nuui,
I.EMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. 4lti--
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A NEW
Ian Of North Carolina.

ksiHE nlssignr, PREPARING. AMI vii publish,
soon li.r itrrss1ry survey a., can X al!al.
20. New, l.afse. and Complete Mar o. AohrH O..
auLSa I've iret y iiee, Nel t..r-sel aI.I finished
ID thc lest style
rs unlimited on al sides, that .url agfk trai
dssl, ra'uRt staie bna ID eai-, t.its Of
he tfrqgeHt inquiries tbs subject. tha. i.e uaast
-sntd lass snl aasI III iat ,afrFTfi.f.
THE Dtiy attempted Hors tt4is snl j. thai sf Nc.
he, pu'tsiti "a ts54 auj siagg brt Tie Cobnlir-
IoaHs. Raaas aud Pesl-oiItts iEs,e Increased N hum
sr, ait III oar works n lHtetasi Improvements Wi.a
small tAcsi tom. teen 81 o. s3.l.
1 Is lultadt ilt llr Nco hsp, nov proposed Ia he
pualsdc. snail CONTAIN accurately lid dg,,u. III co.,,
Nagral Feature, II ihg STATE thc ialet. ii.fbgt,
sgeHds. lake.. EiNets. Cr,eks Nouuisifs. 81.
Also. he puzzle Improvements aud afi.iti5i disi-Uu..
TIE RtllrtaJ-, Pans R14is, Cuunlit. taLHis Iuen..
Po.t.oilres, Gins. Villages, p0s.iO4ds and Canal,
t9ile.c-. 8raasmess De. Se.
The Map will be ready b, thr -unmsf q 1855.
WILLIAM b. COuhE,
sAMI II. pEAitLE.
rrRas:
10 Best sisis. Gil, Rollers, aud frs. Inpres-
si0us SO 90
In PLAN sis!c Blatk Eoleu. 6 90
iniFmtl.an i,on al, snutce, and Which may 81 Of
service 10 laAng ipr psr nifk, win II thankfully
e1st,'. Al.rJli Iglitsii9Hs should 70 s5tfss-ssto
NN. d. COOKE,
Rtleiss. Aagur. 1854. So
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THE HlLLsroROUGH RECORDER
srnti.Htr vItstf
~ DENNIS HEARTT 4 son.

Ternis.-Two Dollars wear. II rsiJ IL ss.snss;
Two Dollars and fny Csnts u moi PAID within three
monihs Three Doills, u dfisycl mil sei iht
pirsiiOn II tie ys4t
No patst Wiil IL Discontinued until j! rfesngts sis
raid, unless d Tive eFiiin Of nc ruiis'en.
Hereafter no piIsi viii Ne senf 10 ncv snlsefiirf
gut u this sa'o uness payment Is made " sstanus
person III tie slate viii bacpne fesro Die 10 Tho
editors. and iie payer sl mol " sH. u subictiict
oui ~ to- state ~ more than scals without pat.
mrht. upes- y u 10 . personally known u us aud 10
NhAs inissniy We ls,s confidence
ldithisia: Rates for The Recorder.
AHvIsTistslsfs nOt eKeerIing fourteen iinss ons
dollar for The first, and iventy.a'e esn' 70, sch esuss
qasnt insertion longer mes IN poiattisn Cogd.id'
.st.'.sf vsssf srsrr,.A ~ ss-f hIv'ss 4 laa4cstE
j eatiafl aiIl = nsis 10 y sTIs.is ihf .ta.
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GARD

-. %. ,.s.z4fsE.y.yq - =. -esel'.~7g
Re .,s54=s- ,i-sss 4~. $3.50 :. - -
vFAyiNgf i,ratel IN iIilI.heroush respectfully ot'
: rs rs JIo'r,siuaal ,ef,ters 10 The citizens o TIE
,s,p .aI snf.aur,,ia4 county. Tie produce sails
l.elary e.aasai sis d as Kill in the Praiessien
otaee j iss noa Hotel! When 1eqursie,. tanh
liza ,y,. ae wtd "a . .s!r ie.iaecs S.iafsts iel
s't,..rs.ef. lsrs gG--ie
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GOLD WINE EsAISAM,

or Dysyeptic Bitlers or Iinclule Tonic Nersnc.
4 letter from J. \. Ca!!um, Druggist, Milton, \, q,
dated Aug. rs, 1917;
Df. j. khul- Dear Sir Your medicines have given
eute satisfaction in this section nt country. The Ahys'
sinia Mixture especially i highly approved Of i has
never failed 10 cue IN any csse-it sells so fast thai
never had enough 10 supply thn demand. You will
please send M large supply ofi soon as you get
home J. X. CALlUM.
AGENTS--D Heart & son. lIillslofuueh; Cook
& McCreaddty TallS.Ho X. ]. Mitchell aud D. 4.
faschal, OAturd; Dr.. d. T. Weir, Grsensbogough.
January /. 1888. Gs--ly
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nI.INlnNs oF IIIE rakss.
EREsll GnOnsl

7 SHALL. receive tle l,s II his asek, r,sh aszrfi
ntai If low priced Borteis and Hats. also Blzrk
fslslel sik Miis aud long Niis BLACK siA Easing
tof tnHning m,nties: Pnnisi lawns Bl,nchtd shti.
ms. jean, Plaid Collou,, Culota C4nfits. Ssaur,s
b. sWsBs I'll Hooks aid Eses Gents Eng.h bali.
Hose. Pulling Counts, Shoe Thread. Bulion,. Nc.
JAMES WEBB.
Ny 81 go
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Use the Magic Impression Paper
For Writing without Fen or Ink,

Copying Lsares, Plants. FI6uers. Pietwes Paftfrns
Jor Embroidery, Harding Limn Lndei,tiy, and
Manifold WsttMg.
'ssHIS article is absolutely the best portable iHksand
in the known world, Tor small quantity folded
aud placed in The pocket constitutes travelling Ink
stand which cannot he broken No pen is needed, loT
any stick sharpened TO point, writes equally as we'll
the hest gold pen in lhe universe For drawing, u
Indispensable Il u, indeed, tile whole nr u paw
ING and Painting taught in tsson. Any leaf pant
~ flower be transferred to The pages Of M albfni
vita minute and distinct resemblance Of nature; and
with equal facility, pictures and embroidery patterns as
taken, and have received the highest ,uogums fiom
The fair and, indeed, tasteful IItsent for
lady could 10, he.produesd.
rhis Magic Paper will also mark linen, other sfti-
ces, as 10 remain perfectly indelle All tie wash
ing in the world fails to bling il out. Any rRILB en-
use with perfect With 'hr Magic Paper, like
Nire, ONE rora copies Of every lee, written can b.
secuted without any additional lsbor whatever, making
Il the cheapest and most convenient ailicle fNani. i
il used 10 grca, advantage By reporters FOR ihc fublic
press ieicgraphic operators, aud husts OF oihcr.
Each package contains fou different eoiprs. Blatk.
Blue Gsptn ald Red, With iul pnrd inaturons. for
III to zee and III lls sufficiently 10 obtain Five Hun
died llsilncl impressions
Ii i. nut ~ il beaaliully e,aincllrd cpored en,e
npss ",in u,hiui lArnes Il ihc proprietor attached
Laeh and eyetS l.cza-t Warranted.
Phce---ss per jc1en OF I've fof 81 Single packages
- cents. Ma.lca al parts If tie world the
crpion .: lie above prices Adde'S, post p4id.
! y. HUBBELL,
lG7 Broadway, Nc. iUtk.
OPINIONS uF TIIE PREss.
HrBBklt's NGGIr lsPaEssIoS PLPla.-We refer
our rcalctsio tie advertisement 10 another column
tine tonh merits i ihis pleasing aud ingenious IN
,satlo,. Tie eheaPnc.s should induce 81 give il
tuiai. Philadelphia Me,etenL
II unsurpassed f,f nraufss and utility. and should
meet with lie .alc il NELLY deserves" Tulane.
"Jusi hat tie puaie hhs long desired, aud t.eof-
nends Itself ever nd, ldualoi ia.'e aud ,ucIisa
.s4snul ea4 tu4t4sf.
Jnne IL, 1885, gl--4g
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Groceries.

ysIIE subscrihtrs have on hand lot Of nicely cured
sides, Ganyass,d and Sugarculrd Hams, alaek'
j. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
April 10. o.
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WANT .,

w 1lAN 2 =
II IGHT AWAY. in exchange for new Moods
~ 500 yard. Of " oolen Jeans.
300 :. c1loled plain we've Linsess.
800 white :. DO.
500 of'row and Cotton Clolh.
400 Of Dlue.stripcd Cotton Cloth.
200 pairs Of Wool Socks.
200 lbs. hone.slun Shoe Thread.
JAMES WEBB.
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BRiNDRETIl,s PILLS.

BRiNDRETIl'S Pills,
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