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GOLD MINE BALSAM,

or Dyspeptic Bit,ers or Tinclure Tonic Nersine.
dated Aug IA. lS47;
DR.. ]. Khul-- Dear Sir Your medicines have given
entire satisfaction in this section Of country. The Abys-
sinia Mixture especially is highly approved Of. i has
never failed to cure in any case sells SO ias, that
never had enough to supply the demand You will
please send large supply Of it as soon as you get
home j. X. CALLUM.
AGENTS.--D. HEART & Son, Marlborough, Cook
4 McCresddey, Tally -Ho; r. ]. Mitchell and D. a.
Pascha, Oxford DR.. ID. p. Weir, Greensborough.
Jaaaary 1. 1855. 6s--ly
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Use the Magic Impression Paper
For Writing without Pen or Ink,

Coming Leares, Plants Fiopers, Pictures Patterns
for Embroidery, Marking Linen hdeiibiy, and
Manifold Writing
THIS article Is Absolutely the best portable nksand
in the known world, for a small quantity folded
and placed in the poke. constitutes travelling Ink
stand which cannot be broken. No pen is needed, 70
any stick, sharpened 10 point, writes equally as wei
as the best gold pen in the universe. For draning, Il
i indispensable. II is, indeed, the whole ar Of Draw
ing and Painting taught in lesson. Any leaf plant
or flower can be transferred to the PAGES o. IN album
With minute and distinct resemblance OF nstnre and
with equal facility pictures and embroidery patterns arc
taken, and have received the highest eulogun,s from
the fair sex; and indeed more tasteful present or
lady could moi Reproduced.
This Magic Paper will also mark linen or other srti-
ces so as 10 remain perfectly indebe. All the wash
ing in the world fails to bling i out. Any cnILD can
use il with perfect With the Magic Paper. like
WISE ONE copies Of every letter written can be
secured without any additional labor whatever, making
il the cheapes, and most convenient article ertant II
is used TO great advantage by reporters for the public
press, telesraphic operators aud hosts Of others
Each package contains four different colon, Black,
Blue Green aad Red with full printed nstuc lions for
al to u,e and will last sufficiently obtain Five Hun
dred distinct impressions.
Il is put up in beautifully enameled colcrcd enve-
opes, with truthful likeness Of the proprietor attached
Each and every package warranted.
Pricc-S2 per dozen. OF five for 81. Single packages
IS cents Mailed 10 all parts OF the world, the re.
cePton 1.-THE above prices. Address, Posi paid.
n. HuBBELL,
l67 Broadway, New York.
OPINIONS Or THE PREss.
HussELt's MlsIc IspnIs.Ios ParKn.-We refer
our readers 10 the advertisement in smother column. SET
ting forth the merits OF this pleasing and ingenious in
ven,ion. The cheapness should induce eli 10 give il
trial. Philadelphia Merchant
III unsurpassed for nesiness and utility and should
meet with the sale il richly deserves" TfibtiHs
Jus, what the pubic has long desired, and recon-
mends itself 10 every individual Of taste and refinement
journal aud Courier.
Jnne IL. 1858. 9l--iw
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FRESH GOODS

SHALL receive the last IL this week, fresh assert
u ment 81 low priced Bonneis and Halls Also Black
Tsisted silk Mhs and long Mils Black Silk Edeing
for trimming msnies; Printed Lawns Blesched shirt
ings leans Plaid Coiions. Coloed camries, Seamless
Bags Swsnsbill Hooks and Eyes, Gents English half
Hose, Putting Combs, Shoe Thread. Buttons. &C.
JAMES WEBB.
May 81. ss-
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BRANnRETII,s PILLS.

For ne cure of Influenza, colds, INDICATION, Dys.
pspsio, Headache, Debility, weakness,
&c. DC. &c.
~ Fresh Supply just received. and for sale BY
the agents, d. Heart 4 Ron, st The Printing Ofcs.
HiIIsbofough James D w'Dsae, Cbspsl Hill. snd
q. "A. Msbsns. Mason Hall.
iulJ sih, 1854. iyti--
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THE HILLsBoRoUaH RECORDER

ssEs BY DENNIS HEARTH Z son.

,ssEk BY DENNIS HEARTr a SON.
Terms.--Two Dollars year. IL paid in sisance;
Two Dollars and fiiy Gents, u no, paid within three
pirstion Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until al srcasgss are
paid, unless ., the option Of the publishers
Hereafter no paper will he sent 70 nsw subscriber
out Of this state unless payment s made IN advance OF
person in the stale will become resposols TO the
editors, and the paper will not be ssnt 10 subscriber
out Of the slate or more than two ycar without pay.
men. unless |, Is 10 one personally known TO % and 10
whose integrity We have confidence.
idyrtIsing Rates for The Recorder.
AnvEarrsEstsTs not exceeding fourteen lines, one
dollar for The FIRST and twenty-five cents for seh esubse.
quent insertion longer ones n proportion. Court Sd
ssr,istmsns twenty ne yer cent higher. deduction
Of ons,hfd will be made 70 advertisers BY the yssf
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SPRING TRADE,
March, 1893.

March, 1900.
WE ere now prepared. at our New Store, Nos.
w ~ 4 50, sycamore ST.. opposite Messrs.
M'Ilwsine, Son & Co. 10 offer 10 the Merchants Of
North Carolina and Virginia the mos, commanding
stock Of
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods
we have ever had.
One Of our ifB viii remsin in New York during the
present season. aud attend the Auction Sales thus pac
ing day possession Of many styles Of Goods much
below regular prices.
Merchants visiting this Market would DO well 70 give
oar stock sn examination before huying elsewhere.
STEVENSON & MEDDEL.L.
Petersburg, Va, March. 1855. rs
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

A SUPPLY Of Fresh Garden Seeds just received
n and for sale, at the New Ding Store.
LONG &@CAIN.
February s, 1855. 73-
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HillSborough House.

TIVE subscriber would take the liberty Of informing
the Travelling Community and those who may
visit town, that he has taken charge of the House Of
Entertainment northeast Of the Conn House, well known
as Faddiss Hotel. He has repaired the buildings, bis
furniture new and every thing well calculated 10
fresh the weary traveller Those who may please To
call on him. will find his table furnished with the best
prosender.
Droyers vii find 10 their interest 10 call on the sub
scrber, they get accommodations there which
not be obtained elsewhere-s splendid lot to show stock
in near 10 the Court House.
n. B. Having refined from oil other business. give
nv sole attention to VISITORS and viii try have their
wants Satisfied. Ny prices shall be moderate.
VIM. M'CAULEY.
March g. 1855 ~
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DIR. KHUL's
AhVSsinia Mixture,

For Coughs Colds, Influenza, Piles. Costiseness At
iecions Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, Gonor.
rhGa, elect, the Whites, Weakness and other Female
Complaints. Price per botle rs cents and Sl:25.
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WANTED,

WANTED;
DIGIT AWAY, in exchange for new Goods
~ 500 yards Of Woolen Jeans.
800 !" colored plain woye Linseys.
800 I" white " Do.
500 Of Tow and Cotton Cloth.
400 /" Of Blue-slriped Cotton Cloth.
200 pairs Of Wool Socks
200 lbs home spun Shoe Thread.
JAMES WEBB.
COTTON, either in the seed or picked bought
~ hy JAMES WEBB.
February 20. 3D.
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Herring, Mackerel and Bacon,
I UsT received and Tor saIe by
d JAMES WEBB.
May y. So
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DInso LONG b 0AINa

DIaSo LONG b 9AIN0
A RE now receiving at their Drug s,pre on the cer-
~ ner East Of the Court House, large and complete
assortment Of sf
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, &C.,
which they have rejected with care and with the special
object Of having only pure and genuine articles
They:pedge themselves TO sell only pure and genuine
Medicines, and promptly attend to all ORDERS and at
ell times.
They would invite Country Physicians TO examine
their stock believing that they make il their interest
to purchase their supplies near home.
April 10Th, 1885. S3-
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HURDLE 4 HURDLE.
BARTER! BARTER !

WANTED, ID exchange fof Dry Goods, Rags,
w OI5 Csaing., Copyef, Bras. Dried frui, Of I'll
kinds Hefds Cfss, IimOthy and other seeds, flsI
Thftsd, snJ 81 kinds o. Home spun Cloth
Aao wanted 10 eIehtnge fos Groceries other Goods,
Corn Whssi Meal Flour, PIsT seed, sDd oil kinds d
h.fAsaes JAMES WEBB.
March 20lb. 1855. 49,
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Adopted a, Regular Meeting Of the
NArIoSAL COUNCIL OF THE AaERlcAS PARTY,
begun and held at Philadelphia, on the 9th Of
June, "A. d. 1865.
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The ell man toing through the burden and
hea; Of the day in cultivang his field with his
hand, and depo>ns The promising seeds into the
fruitful lap OF Welding earth. Suddenly there stood
b.Cne him. under the shade of huge linden tree, a
VISION The old man was struck with amazenlent.
IL am So!omon," spike the phantom, in ireid-
" voice. "Nhat doing here, old man."
sit YOU are Soom,n,'' replied the venerable Ia
b ,cr, " how can You ak This! IN my youth You
sen, mia To- The ant; lis nrcnpation and earn
cd from that insect lie ind lsrio-, and 4" gather.
VIVA, then learned, have followed OH t. this
hour"
.f"u have only learned hall your less""," rcs'n'-
cd the int. III, again to the an, and learn i''.n
that INSECT ,c-l i, the winter "f y"ur life, and ID
enl " VIVA, Hoa have gathered nr.'
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From the National intvlli senccr.
Printing at Sea.


We received ,cSterds, from (. lend, rs c,ri"si-
Is, Il -Iecm ~ Of mining executed at SCI; and in
poin, oi elrg NC. and correctness il woulI have dp.e
cr'c!ii TO ANY ,ress G,ma Tn. ,tic.c is
large fila age, With Ike Follow in, heading:
JAPAN EXPEDITION PRESS.
pread Eaglel
Gated States Steam Frigae Mississippi. at Sea,
July II, 1851.
Contract between the Cni,ed States and the Engd OF
Lew Chew.
siyaed at Napa Great Lew Chew, (5e;ween Commodore
Perry and She Lew Chew Authoritie::)
July IL, 1854.
The paper contains the a,tic'es Of the compac'; ;
bnt rs they have (f ratified by the Ser.ie,) not yet,
We believe, been p, omu gated by the government
do not give ,h.m. We make an exception Of Il sim
gle arricIr, which, as il may I've we'll for seamen
aud traders to Lew Chew 10 lie carly apprisei OF, we
fui Join:
Whenever PERSONS fom ships Of the United States
come IA Lew Chew, they shall he al liberty I"
IA u,e where they please without hi"',ance or l'v-
20 ofiiraIs to f.llDw them To spy what they do;
bil f,hry violently go intn houses. ',iie with w"-
me ., OF force jepe sell them things, do other
such like lie gal acts, they shall be arrested iy the
local officers, but treated, and! >hall lie report
ed the captain 81 the ship To which they belong Tor
puni n nen, by him.
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10 TEEE HAS SaCs<sNS az zxtA' " ESA
And to all who use Liquor Aedicine, Or as
beverage: ...-t -..r-
Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med
,cnal1urposes should give the preference 10 WOLVES
sCHIEDAM AROMATIC sCiNAPiS $.
l. Ills m..nulac tiIed at Schedaru, in Holland, and
exclusively in the factory of the proprietor, by
ce-ses and from material elsewhere unemployed an
auAnown. --z ~
g I, is proved, by the repeated analysis OF sewers
eminent chemists, 10 be eniir.ly free fum the PERM
cios s oil which remains in every hi.d OF liquor dis
titled from rran and which is the cause OF the nervous
and visoeil er,iigemeni serios congestion. and NOR
bid desire for ha,itua aud Incorporate indulgence,
which such liquors invariably tend I" supernduce.
Z. 1t is proved by the 'nerrg tests that the
Juniper G in is Favored with the cease, acr! and
idiges e oil OF juniper heretofore used, bt with the
specifically lighter, volatile, aromatic ard medic
nal OF e essential oils oil The Italian juniper ber
ry, neglected by every other manufacturer.
4. II is chemically "rnsed 10 lie absolutely pure in lis
rcctiticativa tIuatiy oil ae. by ei tiIey new pro-
cess and which other Holland Gin the world has
acquired. 80
s. II is proved by extensive medical experience and
testimony, to he ,n efficient we'll ms an agreeable
remedy many OF hcipent dropsy gra eli, chro
govt, rhe,isti-ia, nHtulence, Cells, euLoreiols
the Ai,ney anu III oder, sie sid, feSS ad as,,
al debility sluggish e eG,a, ci The blood, dshcieii
assimilation OF food. eAhaus ted vitxl eIergt
=. II mos, grateful and rtiova'itg cu;dia, al {
when used directed IL MES The stein Vr ~,
duces inebriety, hat tends rather bdue The aiei
fraiity, by creating ishv 10 MI t.ieii"r ifnois.-
a. ,aiisLly the i'll eieAis Vi bad Water
whether ia svxa,nPy iiiesoiie dis'fi Is in all 1"
hese enumerated qualities it Has II" ''ui III any hai'
sei NJ the weak. al a.. 70 -. .-i- ~I.-
Since the Introduction Of this cc eb'atad h'Gaclhh
beverage Ihto the United States, nuhocf o. L'is"i
ilo,.ses ia New York and oar o. er large cities nave
CounterieIiiig Iae tenlie Is GUY so'o
II, quart and pint bottles. handsomely WRAPPED Ia eel
.uw PAL er will ~! nale Oh The L.iiie' oik' ao !"
he'll would advise those Who use il incidentally u
purchase iy the buie IA Ears AID iot,s iftY"ehti.
iii IN, BOTTLES viii cOIi q, gil ~ $. 4 Tor eenLe
Fur sale by ulI the sec;i,e druggists IA thc tLIe'
States. E..t $50 fUUUEfHO " OLE,
Sole Msi.uiar d lmll,oi ter, =
t-- Is, ~ amt ze 5eavcr.st., New ORR. =
l. The word /" s inapp" tslunys e>r!usifs, ~ NY =
tticle, all Others are cvahtssie t125 - -o - 'a~
J " holesaIe Agents in milwaukee,, Wis lloyd q
Led. I'd Dotchsr 4 Sexton Law in u Iakei 90
,,s' p no ga 90. 3~iSsSfa q - $40 "na
4 ~, AaH.Lh'tsr x 20 bas .,zsIi 81 lego9 ,ass,m
Iul pysxaksf =, tsss. GIi~ 14a.ioso1 -as gol a1N
! s F-G -s--a9 siaf "a szia sGE -oTois
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sA@kemtp's Column.



oFFIcE-OLD rosr or ICE BuiLDiNs,e T. 4 e
(Third Strert) fEfT
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER. -s-r..s.
u AND bought and sold throughout the Territory
<m0ie! loaned. Investments made to the best ad
vintage. ai,d Laid " arrai,I< iutated.
REFEKE..CES.
New YO5K.-GIIbert Davis Es,; Daniel Curtis. Esq.
Capt A. DE re. ster; Messrs. ). THOMPSON l. Ne
Phew; Mrssrs Williams q GuOh.
Pull .DELPnIA.-JO,eph Patterson, Esq. Preent ofthe
Western Bank; Messrs DreAel CO. Bankers; Freed,
Ward Freed; X: Ts.l.r Co; Bingham X Dock;
Siters. James 4 Co; Bailey Co.; Edward Hurst.
Esq, Notary Public; II. Messchert, Attorne. Law
James Kitchen. NJ. D.; illiam Stoever. Esq.
MINNESOTA Gov. w. A. German; Hon. w IL. WEIGH
Chief Justice of Min. Ter, Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, Del
esare TO Congress; Rice, liOlngshead X Becker, I
tOrneys at Law; Messrs BOrup Oake~. bankers;
j. KOs,er. Esq secretary Oi the Territory; AWes "
Van Ellen, Attorney at Law; Rev. 7. NJ. Fullerton,
Register U. ) Land Office; Vim HUlcOm,be, Esq Re-
ceiver u. s. Land Oilice; 7. T. Mann. VI. u.
New ORLEANs.-Messrs. Brown, Johnson y Co., Bank
observation-disclosures Brown Il johnson, Bankers.
To CAPITALIST 5. EAlkNRElkS. AM E4.iA-
IlilkANI'S.
~ ME undersigned has always on hand tor sale IoI
n cash on time, from
TEN TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rural land, Improved unimrOve including farms
"f different Sizes and degrees of at prices
corresponding with these.
Also-property in 81. Paul and suburbs, and in Man.
kato city, ST. Anthony, ShakOpee, LeSueur Traverse
1es Sioux and Eureka.
lie can at all times accommodate, on the easiest
terms amy one who really wt<n.. t.. bu'.hase.
HENRY MrkENTY,
Dealer III Real Estate,
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GENERAL MARKETS.


1--WE STocK.-Corieclel daily by SCTr & Co. -Bee
foot. ss OoS 80 T. Cows, s2ofGs5o. woiA Oxen
saO7sl5o = yoke.
IIocs--Re'alon foot co Z cwt.
SnFIp--looOi 80 i head.
vEyI- oN--carcass Sc q ib. Retail loc u Is.
IRFsi MEAT-ReaiiP lb.--Ecei loo III lie Mutton 12c
Pork lcc Veal. l:c. Chickens So 50 2 dozen
FHovEIoNs-( Correcred daily Ly b. rGEsiE:. Pork.
SO IA SO so u Dbl. Hams, I5c p 10. Lard, 1:M15c 2
Flour, superinc 50 90; extra 50 so q Dbl Corn Meal
25c 4 b. Beans 81 20 4 bush. Potatoes coca Csc
= bush. Fresh Butter 35c ooc q ID. Cheese, l5c "a
lec p Ii. Eggs, 25c. p dozen.
GRocEinEs.-Hrom Mr ALEXANDER EFY, Robert street
Sugar = h., brown 71M7Ac. refined s14c; crushed
aud powdered, l21ac. Coffee, lac. loo. Eolaguyra
Ice c. Is Java zoe q ID. Ill Tea, 15c Imperial 81
Rice. l2}lc. Molasscs, 5'cNSl 90 n gallon.
DiInp FprIr-Arpic 81 IS 2 bushel. teaches, 50 %.
Green Apples. So co e biol.
CRArN.-Oats, 45c. Corn, 75c. Barley, zoe.
Observation-Disclosures. SIS 50 r hirfcl. Talow lie
= h. Candles. star, SOC. 4 IT, Dried fish. Inc 2 i5.
Lime - Z, biol. Onions 81 20 2 bush Lard Oil. ST.
- . gal. salt, 81 80 q bu Vinegar, 25c. q gallon.
ro'ncco c5I 50c. r Ii. IIlcs green) 3iac; dry, &C.
ID.
LUMBER Common. slGGls = NJ Dimension stun
$50. flooring. s24 siding $50; shingles, So 90.
Woon-llrv. 81 50 a cord.
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FALL AND ~ a.N1'Ea. u .a.Dr..

FALL AND ~ xN Aa.aa n 4 a nx..
INCREASED FACILITIES Il NEW ARRANGEMENTS
WOODWARD. thankful for pas, patronage, re
- specially informs the citizens Ct 81 Paul and vi
entity that he has just received large additions from the
principal Eastern and Southern cities, his stock OF
t;enteuicn's Furnishing Goods. all Of which he is pre-
pared manufacture order at the shOTtest notice.
aud winch cannot fail to be pronounced liberal
and satisfactory To those who are judges OF good
article. he pledges himself to give the most entire salts
faction ard in this connection he would enumera,e a
few of the articles that ne has on hand:
tdseine'es. PLAIN and fancy.
BiOad6 lOths. French and American.
silks. Satins, and Velve,s --.
Ngye,heai. Mohair, and Beaver Cloths.
Satineits. fancy and pain. ~.f -
Together with n most complete assortment Of Trim
ni"g- of every conceivable quality and description.
Also. fine assortment Of Boy = and Gents Clothing
from nrerrcais down To II pair III nose.
To the trt,e OF surrounding tOWIs Mr. w. wOnId say
that he nj all times prepared to fill all orders ia The
way Of Fmi. aId piece -;Ot's Vt Wholesale, that
his customers may desire and Oh the most accomIo-
dating terms.
Kenienber the place, east side. st. Anthony street,
between The American and " insiOw Hotels, ST. fanl
Mhes"'a Where hs calling, gentlemen lie fitted oai
al suri notice, with tnsiioiate AMI durae gar
menis. THIS, irani his long eAPefence the business
Mr.. W. has no hesitation Ia promising. CAL and give
INN trl" 81. aui, Nov. = DIT .
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ks k-s LAkSSA-A1A.
M.Ht tACIlkEh AHD
ALL kINnS OF HATS, CABS EVRS AND GLOVES,
ID IhtN Nieet, oifrA lie the .Htnnsa tan Cbte. 8
A H. M has on nairi in aul.tian 10 full stock %
"a the art,lc above cnulmc.i'e, large l.sortIeli
milan CIR OS I'll
And Gentlemen Publishing lie would also in
":ln the Ladies and Ceiilrmen OF NJ -ota that he l.
tel alcd To make up all description o Fancy turs la
re kldiE Hats, ana t.veS at tie .iortet lu.iec.
Ine highest rar-et riice viii be laid iVr t.rs
/ eel SAlu,.
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NEW lsCDk S'EGlsE ~.

L. IlAMii.iON y 90
r.V, . i-ia to,y N.s4c, C"Rsf Of Et,te mi F''t Ss
l. rccvi ing and "iening ti.e large and he .aspft
y n.en, of b ok. = a.iuuery, Wall Pager anu !1t'
q lie, before b.olgnt we t vi Cict, which the
U + for al. at the very lowest r'=-ihe cash price
Ne VOL call att .niin t oar sock Oh '1tt|i1
ni ins 900 r,li', Whcl were drct cd III eF
/, rates. Tao ing Wall aier, "~ll DO "el! /"
! ,h ~ al ISL. I'm mt. -.
oar such of SUI ne,y cent be beat this size OF Cal
a. 49,
Writing Pdyc, of u grades. Pens, Ink, beer Ink
sands X i.r> ii hlihg and wing al al GRIP
rs ans, IN fact all a. cic5 ds.aIly kept = 4loer.
.ati3li hnIrit. . >
IL! Ieas. We have large stock OF j. H. !eer
Tens oil warranted, WHICH we ODER IL le paotc II eH
9yi g. > l.Cr IJut ichs, \ety neat ar, cic
irer, .lolr,aI. lay ij'nN-, as oo.S AM Nj mo-
rand IA. OF al ,Ai.- -ctt> on >i.i.l"
We nave "A COOL .lp:k oil NJ cciIh "uS Books Al
goat ,are:y If Cli.rcs Books, WHICH cannot tai L.
i te. w .,.,
,ee, Publications. We have in tore very large t'c
and ne ones e. by Esp soon ~ Ie are Is
sc from Tie presS. We arsi.l5 cement III Ne"
lrh ci wnic, all tie No h. are or"aideI 10 u
II lslIiCi -
,fShkt L;aAs VIC have all of y. s. Barnes q" :
ruI,ca n- which olier low any other 60 a"it IL
,e., in 10 VA. Give Is j call. c. ia iLiUA Z =,
ma. a,-,.f No. 5.Minslo" iIous, l
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NEW YORK ADNERTrss ENT~.
From the Newspaper Agency al :. NJ. @t'erEiil 4
Co., il9 Nassau St. n and 10 st. Thomas
street. Boston. ftf .-s-.-|
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>CARKiTT MASON'S
MAMMOTH FURNITURE HALLS

No. 60 UOsaiRGta AreEue LOris No. .....,
nUR EXTENSIVE ESTABLI IIMENT is so we'll
" known that ii is scarcely necessary do more i'll
=a advertisement than tn assure friends and the
public that we have been eminent. successful in getting
up II spennid assortment of FURNITURE tor The
tnl' Trade, tue most superior in lie and quality, and
pnt,cunriy suited to large and vuried demand, both
At whOles sale and retail. ~ -i tf'
An examination ct stock will show it to he con.
posed, both OF home and foreign manu- lac ure having
every advantage be gained either including il,
neat and substantial medium, well the rich ai
expensive. ..s.-...-. -..
Chairs from 30 cents TO $685. Hedstets from Sc so Ia
500 Tables from 81 50 TO $50 Bureaus IRON $40 Il.
200. and so in almost endless variety. .=@
Bt sies we have Spring, Hair, COitc Moss and Shuck
Maiirassts. and ali Kinds of bedding. ..
We furnish Il kitchen, bedr Ouin piror hotel or
steamboat, in part throughout, odd to match, in
OAK cherry, walnut, mahogany or rosewood. In short,
cal! and
sep .5-dNwtf SCARRITT L MASON.
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AsEE<IEuN TIaE IssiuLE:

w; II. Is. NJ DINAnIl Is AN
" stocA gr'ceiea I'll r'"isi al lis I,re,
ih and IL Deto otee,> lac aiXou, tcce,
;all trm ht> oil iftn J. and a, nany lew
lie.,>, to drop gou, having been urclla Sc,
or CASH lie Is enabled u II at how sie5 an,
lAer hiin In The Territory. His goods of excelen
luaI T.. all 81 PRONOUNCED by all who have tried
live linn Il call, and get the worth OF your money.
= Iatl Nov. -. lk 81 IL
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TWENTY-FIVE FARMS FOR SAL

Il
10 PRACTICAL. FARMERS
F0NllS notice is to reel Faamer not to spectators who
u pretend to be farmers
70 PRACTICAL Farmers, wish to that have hand
twenty for sale. (and always have from
twenty ve which range rcu two miles from
laUl.
EIcu long residence in this Territory and from per.
soma insI ecton of all the lands this City,
bie,i 10 make the best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil, to give me a call
Ny Farms have various degrees of improvement, and
tiater yself that can please all.
Terms made to suit purchasers.
HENRY M'KENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
OGice-Old Post Office Building, Sd street.
Nav s. 1854,