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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-12

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AFFLICTED READ!!
,eassssdS, b. . Sinstii se'"s. r1 AMI Union
SIS. tetwcen Splu.e aud p,rc, Philadelphia, IA,
lNVALlDS
Ave oppised that DR.. RiNKELlN confines his practice
to raItlcGiai branch OF medicine Which engages Ills
undivided attention. lie cautions We unfortunate
asaiMt Tho abuse OF mercury; thousands ave anliay
ne,curalizcd ou OF litc Recent affections promptly
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
~ the treatment Of arlaAs OF diseases hitherto neglected
aud imrc,triiy understood, has enabled D, MIKE
hin, tIHihor Of HeiG OIL ArJ trCtrrofoR) 10 pl0Nc
TINT nlle lenis Of tic causes o. nervous debility, local
aud constitutional weakess, mental aud physical Suffer-
ihs are ,utrabc TO Gel ian habits, forming liz most Sc
Get ,e, deadly an fatal spihss Of domestic misery aud
''t''I'''Ti TAKE AZ; +; PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There Is oil evil habit sometimes ipplstd IN By boys, ~
solitude oen srow WIN ,,nd them zen, 10 o, ' as.' a
0s obstacles 10 nlaiuba Happiness but gives Use 10
seles Of pio,actcd, iSi Ous, aud devastating alec
lions. Few o, Hose 10 give way 10 this pcrnclous
lraclleca,c awa'c Of the consequences, uti they @ tie
stems satie cd, icei strange and narconnta
hlc icslii Is, aud vague eai, IN tie mihd
bic ~ labor with accustomed IGOR, or 10 Apply lily MI
tosiudy; his step Is tar,ly AID week, 10 Is dull iicso
lue, and enga cs IN Ills sport will less cne o. than usual
II he cnaHciraies h,'elr before the practice has done
It's wOst end enter mai imony, his marriage " n'iu
iu, sud his sense Tells HIN that ibis Is caused By his carly
flics. 7hs eon.ttrd,ion' Hhich shsnM atastn Ne
attention Of Most sitafiariy Situated.
MARRIAGE,
hcQui es the iIhlnlent Of several cONdtO " order
that may be really The cause Of nla'Ia! iapritssT
Welrhess he ,aised and lis tic su.lec ii every in
:ia CO discOscdih h0w many could II 10 traced 10 phys
rs li>quai cuons and their attendant disappointment!
Arry ilen, While Jet IN time IN order 10 have your ui
>,ug and ,elaNed ogahi.aiol icLiaccd, ievyifed aih
Strengthened. .
REMEMBER.
lie who places inise under Dr.. Kiukelins treatment
ItnIn Ia In ,ty nIII
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-12

Planished Tin Ware.
USr opeed, linen, Of splendid lansled Ware,
consisting Of coffee and Tea urns, chang dishes, Oys
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet scs-'a
heauilarele' We respectfully solicit the attention Of
the public 10 our varied and beautiful assortment Of House
and Steam ll0lt furnishing goods
ii0BBS, BARNES & co,
NOES, Monroe 81, near the Post 0nlcc.
",
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-12

NOTICE EXTRA.
1havo small stock OF Common clothing that VIII dis
pose OF cost or even less 10 make Iooa for my SrrIls
Stock Of fine eoods n,,,p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.-An attempt has been
made in this city by the associated press, To re-
duce the wage, OF the compositions IN the Prin-
ting offices, in consequence Of which there is
much excitement among the craft. Tremendous
ly large meeting, OF the Printers Union have
been held, at which resolutions were unanimous
" adopted against any reduction. The city is
full of printers. An address has been published
by TIE Union cautionng Their felow-crattsmen
in ali portions of the Unite States to beware of
false representations, and warning them TO keep
away from the city for the present, as there are
large numbers now idle among them. The great
est excitement prevails.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30
Outbreak in the California State Prison.


The following account of daring outbreak a
lnang the convcts in the California State prison,
the escape IF number, and the mcaas adopted
u recapture them, is from San Francisco paper
+ Jan lst
About O'Clock on Wednesday morning, as the
State prisoners, quarrying stone at Mare Island,
were proceeding to their work in body, some
sixty of them made rush for small schooner ~
ing at the wharf, and succeeded in taking pos
session of her. In the struggle between the pris-
onera and the guards about twenty managed
to get on bonrd and shove off. hey pulled her
exactly behind another vessel sailing in the har-
Dor, and by keeping her in that position prevent
ID the gunners at the cannon frcm firing, as the
people on the other vessel, attractedby curiosi-
ty came on deck in such way that the guard
would be compelled to risk killing them if they
fired
After drifting and pulling about 400 yards, the
tide placed them in range, when the first cannon
was fired, missing the vessel some two feet: The
cannon was then loaded with grape, and at the
second discharge several shots passed through
the ranks of the prisoners doing some execution.
1t is said that some were thrown overheard, sup
posed of course to be killed The third shot
missed, and the guard placed the other prisoners
in their cells, and prepared to follow the fugives
with whaleboat kept for that purpose. Elev-
GA started in pursuit and succeeded IN cutting
the fugitives off from Point san Pablo, ust IA
bove Red Rock, and forced them to land on the
first point above on the Contra Costa side. The
guards landed some ten minutes after, when
running fight cnsaed for several miles. A few of
the prisoners were killed and several badly
wounded.
After the conyicts landed in Contra Costa they
were vigorously attacked by the guard, who CON
tnued to fire upon them without mercy. 10
avoid the united fire of the guard they separated,
and portion of them proceeded norhward TO
Point Pnole, about twelve miles from Martinez,
while another portion fled southwark toward
Oakland.
The prisoners subsequently, Obtained posses
sion of another small yes,el,on board # which they
again escaped, and had not been re-takrn at last
accounts.
Capt. pulliam was the only officer shot (not
dangerous during the fight OF the conyicts,
John Thompson was killed; VIM. Watkins,
Cherokee Bob Michael Hines, and one or two
others, were probably fatally wounded; sydney
Brown, James Atkins, VIM Powers, James
smith, b. Davidson and John Welsh were dan
eerouslv, and several not seriously, wounded
Those that escaped robbed ever rancho as they
to it, taking first the arms, then horses, sad
dies, clothing and everything else they fancied.
They have some arms, but they are rusty and
of little use, save a fine rifle they took from Capt.
Pulliam, and musket they obtained in the fight
with the guards.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

C0ngreSS- SATURDAY..

The Senate not In session to day.
HOUSE OF REPBESENTATIvEs.-T Speaker
lid before the House "a communication from
the Treasury Department transmitting addition
rle-timates of appropriations required for the
preservation of lives and property on the coast
If the L. :; which was referred to the Commit
tn of Ways and Means.
Mr.. Kerr, by unanimous consent, submitted a
resolution requesting the President OF the I. :.
+ inform e House whether any correspondence
has taken place between the ministers of the l..
;. at the court of Madrid and the Spanish gov
erlment, with regard to the treaty of l795 Civ.
ing protection in certain cases to American cit
ilens residing in Spanish colonies; which was
agreed 10.
The House then resumed as in Committee of
the Whole, the consideration Of the French spo-
liaton bill, 10 which various amendments were
offered 10y Messrs. Orr, Letcher, Barry, Wash
burn OF Maine, and others; all of which were re
iccted. The committee then rose. the bill was
reported to the House, read n third time, and
pas,ed-yeas II 10, nays rs. The House then
adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30
PIANOS, GUITARS. yioLINs, &c.

1CAl NE \ JTIKINITAN hnNo INV IN sore n Inc
L assortment III Pianu-, very beautiful. mud
among them Is win Cnehnn's Eolinn attachment,
mud several second hBnd Pnpos, ut ny low piccs
Good supply of Gu tHfs prices ranging from 100.
Also, tu supply of NiolIns and Flutes.
They wold Gull particular attention thcir Pianos,
which warranted 10 be equal 10 any rlrasr call
aud the a p6t4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30
The Seizure Of the Steamer Massachusetts.

4 letter from New York says:
The case of the old steamer Massachusetts
is considerably befoggcd-but the Spanish Con
sui here is supposed to know more about it than
he is just now disposed to tell That her desti.
nation was Cuba, aud her powder and mus ets
intended to execute some flbuster expeditions
these are things, however of which he enter
tains no doubt. Facts will come out by and by.
The vessel is now lying at pier No. IL North
River. Nobody,as yet has come forward to clam
Ler.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

fkohiBlToRY LAVA prohibitory law has
passed the \. Jersey House of Representa,;yas
ny vote of b to % There are some donbts
OF its passing the Senate ''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

pEAfH OF HoS. LUTHER SEVERANCE -uo,
Laih'r Severance, formerly /. :. Comm. .;an',.
ON Thursday ''''' ''''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

MARRIAGE OF JULIA DEAN.-Jna Dean, the
distinguished actress, was married to Dir. llayne,
of South Carolina, at Galveston. on Saturday
week
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

BANK RoBBERY-rhe Farmers and Mechnics,
Bank, at Indianapolis, was robbeda week since,
of $1,000. The robbery is said to have been
committed by W. F.May, the cashier Of the bank.
who left before the fact was discovered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

SARDrNlA.-We learn from Turin that the
Queen Dowager, widow OF Charles Albert, died
lately at the age Of 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30
Balloon ASCENSION!

ADRUF y. CARRIER, pronounced 10y the pres,
the most ihtrtIti 0Aapt Of the tge Nil mnbe an
usren~ion il hi eantituI Balln s'PocAnuNrAs," (thc
largest >onth al tic 'oromae) fr m rrreiyn. .hn9 an,
Ncndne-dny, the 3sl January neNt, al half past o.
cock, p. m.
BY Al arrangement with IL" Santh-Sle Rai.r,ud pa-
-enarr~ viii b brought tic 10 owing tnlcs including
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

LOUISIANA L. 5. SENAroR.-li Hon. John Shdell
has been elected L. s. Senator, by % MAORI
ty On joint ballot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

REMEDIES
WHICH GAN BE RELIED ON,


the Of ntenz have en.'ned To H.. -"
a most efficient "nps the form ID fan Med ra'h
le ltHHn
und 10 10 nj
sr,aoarI ft of~tl t'r, know sbt LEY
know less } KuaE, N y ,rIti.
THE BF-T Tto,e are man, rarth
syrrsfbs f1tese. DR HoaE $ oELEBRdrEDEGPE
1OR3Ai urfot GHAiht MT 'y a., e tn
the asthma md d"afdN He 81" ft"u or Gan,antpn 'n1 al
loI ~ ' s t .a lrJ,,5fil, i,iyyFtp
and piuaotg talrr, d
DBJ ) foAI9ScRoi SJRtP curing the cap n,,
sltostsrA ~"
Face sir ll4k ias from Cd, rloe Cholera MraA
s sa5 s5s' ' 'A " '' Fam III the stomach OF bowie
beet rea,sic. ever lt
llEJ
all Nefan- Ah"n fatdene Heir' Bum lersnc Nnhuer.
a', he si' Md E'ns to lie Whole
! pYsrErTic COMPOSED .urr cure r r,y.,.,
Liver comp oits aud aiReaon when
DRJ s K0SESG0LDEN PILLS for filling or Ne Womb rrn,,
DE J. RosE, BLiou, . AZ. not
Or lio'e' Ton M" VIII tie not tulloru
fever and Agu-. rutc l2i! and
Ross,
Leutnuu such as Hadhe, eon-tntouo Sto.arh
on - n
,Gugeat JANIS II iHoMPsoS q COS
tfurmrrl lnhn wrehts1
c,,rer Co Fmeaic, cHrref Co, unen Ie,e
J. Noel Wyaeye and u dealers generally aud ihgt
".t the state oct IS deodS c3a
E.7.ES.-iu0 boxe. fresh FIGS in.t received on
Il consig nmcnt. winch viii sell Ivy wholesale
toll Richmond prices.
jan 1874, LEE n JOHNSON.
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30
MlstEl.iiNE0lfS
ROOM EeI%nuNE
aL KINDS OF BOOKS REBOUND


ALL KINDS OF BOOKS REBOUND
n EN NtAfEhS, Mu.ir, Gleason a / lciolial " aver
Wy. II ei'.. and G,ahani's Magazines nnd every
other kin q frfnd,rsl bound in The painosl Ia The
ha,'.t sfsir
iS All lost No. r. Il books mi newspapers sup
piled Ia th"-e WHO .ea,e bonhs Ia be b,uad
WILLIAM J. FOIkES.
b"oh BINDER y BtANk Book MANuF,cruHLR; ngn
Of ats Boak. Main ~. L,nchhme. Va
i,ne5t
'RNobAcEO uOsIDs, BONES, &c
hill be prepared m "a i,as days furnish rohncee
Mo"Id- mi B'> = Of MI kinds. which wi be warrant.
II - 'grI# NY manufactured IN the S,atr. Having
neal - QUO trrt ri tlaroushly seasoned Whit Oak
bN fianN an baud ma dep, nj getting
seaS"ned beNss from | Vii al.a or..r bills
oi p"h ttmlef, Hodn Keep II hand fruer Plank pail
ifE-, Rail-, y.
hnhui 10, rost favor. hope to receive SHARE OF
pulic patronage.
tUSnoP.- In the rcar Of Warwick. Mil.
mn Is d2m CURTIS EAMES
hissOLuTION.-rh 60 partner hip hereto
- tore Ter he style aud firm of Edwards Howard
was tn. day ii.,ol,rd by nutuni conscnI The "ah
sef'er would, therefore inform his friends ani the
public that e Is prepared 10 wait the customers
al the old firm IN sueh manne; cannot fail IL Civ.
satist teton.
nl.o oArt lor sui the Improved Plan for Cutting
Jan din 6. Il. HOWARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30
Washington House Standing Yeti!

II Il
,undy foundation. aud when the ~ lads blow ard thr
rain de~cepl"i the hau,c tell. What contrast docs
Ahlar Lelr rIe.rt He scle, ted Us tie tand Ition
OF thu " ash,,gtep House
SMITHS Superior Bar and Eating Saloon
ard .withsinnng the tempest OF change thu ha been
iag above SMITH ,hovs no violence OF +, lue;
but IS ready at all hours ,c,e his friends md the
public with every drlicacy tie season. in the EAriNs
DfrtRrMENr rs we'll all the mos. delicious beverages
{ p Smiths lnyig omting Cordial .till abundant
ian 2j-lfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30
Will you Read the Truth ?

A Medicine must have merit and great meritto stunl
"A the test ot public opinion. No art uf man ear.
gaNnnIse worthless alt.e - as kcepit up good
medicine. # it be icn ~ So.
good medicine will live, be popular, aud cN
tend It's sale" year alter year, ia spite Of opposition.
The peoI r readily hnd lis virtues aud the nm at
them p'r.sc, from but 10 mouth with rapidly
than newspapers spread it, a living witness testi
Tying t. medicine has made for Inn is of far
more service I an any newspaper advertising
Ia proof OF tla above refer Va tu
HAMPIoN'S VEGErBLE 1INCTuRE, and lis #.
irctS Its praise i III the mouths of muuude, The
wonderful cure. Am"n1 them name II On. II.
Clpy, Hon. Rich. NJ John ON, zee President OF The
Inled Stat :. with haudr, OF Others Capt Thoaas
Canot-broIher Ia Ia. relchufed pl ysican Of tie
Emperor of tranre-wa. eacd hy il or ll-ra-e ui
seyen yens Standing. the I'LL al ali the Doctors
Europe and America had failed 10 cum
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

TIE HEALTH OF Mr.. MASoN.-lhe Paris cor
respondent the y. y. Commercial, under date
of the 10Th Inst, says:
"Sincc my letter Of last week the indisposi-
ton of Mr.. Mason has scnsihly nmeliorated. \
complete re-r-tablishmcnt from his late danger
Gus attack is now anticipated. Its not probable,
however, that he will again assume the duties OF
his Office In the meantime, Mr.. Platte, Secre-
tary Of Legation has assumed the duties Of
Charge 4 Affair, and has been duly recognized
in that capacity 10y the French Minister of For.
ern Affairs"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

SANDWICH IsIANDs.-The old King of the Sand
witch Islands, having been persuaded that the
fllbustcrs were about to make a descent upon
his domnions. recently issued the following
Prociamafion:-Wh Whereas, 1t has como to my
knowledge from the highest official sources, that
my Government has been recently threatened
with overthrow by lawless violence; and whereas
the representatives at my Court, Of the United
States. Great Britain and France. being cogni-
zant ot these threats, have offered me the prompt
Il assistance If the naval forces Of their respective
countries, l hereby publicly proclaim my acccp-
lance of the aid ,hua proffercdin support of my
sovereignty. Ny independence is more firmly es-
tablishrd than ever before. KAMEHAMEHA
There is uuqucstonnbly one happy land on the
face of the carth for the Poyncsiun says that the
Hawaiian government owes not a dollar to either
government or individual, abroad or at home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

NEW-YORh CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Gl0thin Establishment
- Cortland street,
III Y = ut TWETI TTlF I'M y
10 DEY STREET

f1N "Ruin Merchants visiting New York we extend
invitation IN cnll nul examine our ssock, which
Ia phtienlni y atrltnd to Southrih unde INns, Of
former pntr,u, urrd II assure that MOTTO
II Ercrlsior, and 10 l'hrrs would say. i is,
aud hus been scIl goods the One Pricc prn
ciplc without variation only in the letc" Ut in
splrlt.
With regard 10 oqrnlily ofour goodsits not 90 much
To say TINT manufacture hem well and in good
tnse the Jasti0nabie custom ostablisl rent in
this otier stkct,nnd thus endebvor Ia ID nwny
with the strung pre- iutlGu ting in the communi
gnnsl do,lug IN mud usine rra,y NM RI thinG Please
give US ,rly call nm insertions AR 30ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-30

E.NOIk BkENT.-1he tore house icretly occu.
d Iird 70, Acre McCmnnhtu sii"ntcd on the Main
s,lrct, f-N ,iool4 aboNe t Merchants Bank. Pos
.e,.ron cnn ho hid tie 1T day Of February Apply
t. . len G. Emy iau 22-I1a2w
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Only 10000 to be disposed of
DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS TO COME OFF
WITHOUT FAIL, MARCH 10, 1885

o. -'nUncl, Il tho llrkrI. n'c III sod.-DASIIALLN
Go pegto assure iheir friends that Rrd,r ctcH Il
sIaccs will tie dislrbniion be stron'd hey ond ho
abovr nerti,ned date. and they hope, 10y epcry nm
ter".oPcnti"n OF their patrons I" bring onterp,-e
Ia CON luson cutlier period. in viii, due
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21
TO ouR-FRIEyDs.

WE have just received lot 81 New Types,
paft Of which arc intended for The CEN
temllaied enlargement Of the Recorder, and he
others % enable ~ 10 execute IN better styie
Blanks and other Job Work. Our friends viii
Sc from this that We are in earnest in the mat.
ter Of the enlargement Of our Irpcr. and re
hope TO receive sufficient announcement 10 en-.
able Us 70 do 80 before the meeting 81 The IL.
gislaiure. All that remains TO accomplish il il
the purchase Of a new Press. The paper now
Is as large our old Press will print; and te-
sides, having wiihstood the assaults II the Brit
ish in the war Of 1919, il i somewhat difficult
10 he scp; in order, and cannot he safely relird
on. An addition Of $50 new subscribers, with
an advance payment, would meet the necessary
expenditure at once. We spresl. ,hen, 10 our
friends in Orange, Alamancc, Granville, Person.
aud other neghbnring counties, 10 aid as. Bva
little effort irem each d our present subscribers,
all that We require could lie accomplished in
few days. The enlargement would make eon-
siderable addition % the amount Of reading mat
ter cneh week, and would ersaily insreuse the
usefulness and efficiency u the paper n pro-
pctly encouraged, We shall endcasof 10 make
the REcoRDIR not only a flithful exponent &c
Wing principles, but also one Of the best Fami.
y Papers published in the State. Who will ~
the hrsi . respond 10 our spprali We have
lahored faithfully aud long in The Wing cause.
and for what We believed q be the true int.
rests 81 North Carolina, and surely an appeal
now = the friends with whom NC have eo-ope.
rated, will no, pass unhcedrd.
u. HEARTT & son.
August .. 4S-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21
Copper & Tin.

yUNHE subscriber having become proprietor Of
Il the Tin and Copper Establishment lately
owned by A. q. Murdoch, begs leave TO inform
the citizens OF Hillshorough and the surrounding
country, that he will continue 10 carry on the
Tin and Copper Business in all lis various
branches, and would be pleased TO have call
from all wishing 10 purchase any article in his
line of business.
Merchants will he supplied al The usual whole.
sale prices, at the shortest notice, and the Tin
delivered al their doors free Of cost. Every arr
ticle warranted to be Of good material and the
workmanship good.
His shop will be found on King street, west
Of the Masonic Hall and opposite the Hotel Of r.
Nichols, esq.
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Sept. IA, 1853 ely
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21
Fifty DoIls rs Reward,

ID AN away from the subscriber on the 4th o.
Ia July, 1858, Negro Girl nance, jAsE,agcd
about % years. She is black, heavy set, OF or
binary height, stoops forward little when walk
ing fast, and is free spoken. She was formerly
owned by Mr.. James Johaston, Of Alamance, and
her mother is now owned BY John Trolinger, esq.
and she is probably lurking in Alamance county.
Tho above reward will be given for her appIe-
henson and delivery TO me, near l.easbsig, las
well county, or for her confinement in any Jail SO
that ! can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
August 10. tf-4s
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A NEW
Hap of North Carolina,

tuop VI ltUlIl OdlUlllid,
THE undersigned are preparing, and will pub.
= lib, a. soon 81 tie necessary Surveys, &C.
can re obiaincd, New, Large, and Complete
Mar % Norm CARoLISt, five feet ~ three
well engraved and fnished in The beet style.
lis admitted on al sides. that such . work Il
great desidesium 10 our Siaie. and il Is IN
consequences u he frequent inquiries on Ills sub.
jcct, that the undersigned have embarked IN the
enterprise.
The only attempted work o. Ibis kind is that
II McRac. published IN 1888; and since then
the Counties, Towns, Roads and POSSIBILITIES
have increased Ia nUmter, and III our works 81
Internal improvements, with small exceptions,
been set on foot.
Il il intended that The New Map. now propos.
ed 10 he publi,heJ shall contain. accurately laid
down. al the Natural Features u the Ssiaie-the
lnleis, Ilsrbofs, sounds, Lakes, Rivers, Creeks,
Mountains. sc.
Also, The public improvements and artificial
divisions. The Railroads, Plank Roads. COun.
ties, County Towns, Posi.olcss, Cities. Villages,
Po-t.fes,ls snd canals, Colleges, Academies, &c,
sc.
The Map will ready By ihe summer ofIs55.
WILLIAM d. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMS.
Ia Best style, Gill Rollers and Pinl Impes.
sioDs, $1,000
10 Plain style, Black Rollers, 6.OO
Information tom sDy source. and which may
ie Of service in making The shove work. will be
neceised. Accommodation should
De adJfesscd 10 Nm. ID. COOKE,
Raleigh, August, 1854. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21
Just Received,

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