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SundrieS.
Window Glass.

Window Glass.
900 BOXES Window Glass, assorted sizes; also
JOO Putty, White Lead Lnseed Oil, Varnishes,
Paint Brushes, etc. Just received and for sale by
decl9 WIN. BALL, Druggist.
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No. 20. JOS. HUFTT, No. 20.
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE L. RETAIL DEALER IN l
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Rich Fancy
AND STAPLE GOODS, I-4
No. 20 Camp street, under City Hotel New Orleans,
Respectfully invites the attention of wholesale and
tail dealers and purchasers to his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS, which is freshly imported and
constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHE'LL COMBS.
Imitation Shell and Buffalo COMBS of every style and
variety. 81
BRUSHES, of every description, of his own manusc.
ture, and at the lowest Northern Factory prices
Toilet Articles.
Such as PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS
POMATUM, FANCY SOAPS, &c.
FINE FANS, PURSES, PORTABLE DESKS,
POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES, together with
endless variety of PORTE MONIES, &c., Of
every style and shape at unusually low prices.
GUNS PISTOLS, KNIVES, Colts and w rner's RE-
VOLVlNG PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZORS,
LIFE PREsERvERs, FISHING REELS and TACKLE, ofey.
cry variety, to suit the determined Angler. .sS
Wtntches, .JeaUeIs.y, SC.
The stock i'll this line, consisting in part of fine TT
Cooper, NJ J. Tobias and real Jos. johnson moTs-
ments, with fine assortment of Swiss and English
LEVERS, together with large stock of fine eastern
JeHery, iIyerWare, &C.. has been selected with great
care by F. Roberts, for many years engaged in the
wholesale business, and having been purchased for
cash, greatnducements will be offered to purchasers.
Every article warranted represented, or the money
refunded. f9-ly
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Old COgnaC Brandy,

Old Cognac Brandy.
TNHE best imported old Cognac Brandy, of very
i superior quality. For sale at
augl5 WIN. BALLS Drugstore
MEATS FOOT OIL-The very best article in
IN for Leather rendering it SOFT plable and i'm
pervious to water. For sale at
WM RATT Sc nr,,p
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TUTLERY-On hand and for sale low, variety of
~ pocket cutlery, scissors, razors, and surgical in
manufactured Sheffield expressly for this
market. iun20] T. HI. MORRIS, Druggist
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Stationery,

PLANK BOOKS of every description; letter, cap,
- record and note paper; yellow, white fancy note
and embossed envelopes; sealing wax; wafers steel
pens; lead pencils; playing cards; chessmen; chess
boards; dlce red tape; linen and cotton Irvine; wrap
ping paper; black red and carmue inks etc. for sale
by [my3Ol WIN RAIL
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CHARGES PER SESSION:
Board, including washing &c................S7 90
rnitiou in anv of the EngIish branches... IS 90
Latin, Greek, French German languages... 10 w
Music the piano guitar, 30 w
Drawing painting ID w
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION:
Rev. J. FRANKLIN Ford Principal and Professor OF
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Evidences of
Christianity.
Miss CATHERINE COLEMAN, Natural Philosophy and
Mathematics.
Miss MARY COLEMAN, Music on the piano and guitar.
Prof. L. HAssLocHER Music the piano, and French
and German languages.
Miss --, Assistant teacher in English branches
Miss --, Drawing and printing. o.
Shrevenort AuUnst 1854
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Paints. Oils. VarniSh. &c.

( lust received and for sale low for cash-Whlte
y lead, red lead, Spanish brown, crome yellow, DO
green Prussan blue fig bue, yellow ochre, snow enc
paints, Paris green, pink drop lake, lampbiackr
British ustre, linseed OIL spirits trpentine copalja-
pan, coach, and black leather varnish, etc.
my3O VIM BALL.
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Choice Old Wines s LIQUORS.

CHOlCe Uld Who's q Liquors.
nLD Cognac and pure Champagne Brandy; Cherry,
~ Peach and Blackberry Brandies, Port, Madeira
and Sherry Wines; Jamaica Rum; old Rye Whiskey;
London Porter and Ale Cavendish honeydew and fine
cut chewing tobacco; smoking do; fine CIGARS snuff,
ETC., always on hand. [my30l WIN. BALL.
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HATS AND CAPS, of all sizes and qualities, just
i L received and for sale cheap by
m26 E. & B. JACOBS
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DURE Qninine, Beeberine, sala-
i cine piperine, prec: bark, chnoidine, tanln,
IODINE hydriodate potassa, nitrate silver, choroform'
besides large supply of other chemical and harnacu-
tic preparations. Just received and for sale low whole
sale and retail. VIM B. MILLER,
MI Druggist and Apothecary.
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b.
Isaac Straub & Co., Mill Faeta a.,'
Corner of Front and John streets c;n.:!,
The queen of the South
The BEST Plantation Corn Mill ef IN. =


The BEST Plantation Germ Mill Of III. L.,
JOS. Lands IL Co., AsEyrs
No. 80 Tchoupitoulas street, New 0,l.s..
1NHE above is wood cut of double pea,sdn.
l. of the South Corn Mill and Crusher W. sute
facture Cob Breaker Of great strength and dn,,hHa
and ease of operation. s0'y
| We place this useful continuance on all s;,ssae.n
by which means we convert a corn mill into s,,L
mill but few minutes work to put il on or ,l:sr
We manufacture portable mills, single ana AMI.
geared (best quality of French burrs to grnd whs.
corn and stock feeds, calculated for steam w,,...
horse power. These mills have been run BY ,e,m NJ
horse power, in competition against the other ms
mills of city, at State Fairs and bayr n.v,,
failed to carry off the first premum-on one oc,,;a,
was awarded beautiful silver medal Ourml, j..
took two first premiums as the best mills at ,wa ,.
fairs of our Mechanics Institute.
Also-Portabe SAW MILLS, to be run b. s,.m
water or horse power. This mill was exhibrsdiaun
Grafton by horse power al the Ohio State Fair in INA
when 1t was awarded a premium and splendid silver
medal.
Aso-DiAerent kinds of PORTABLE HORSE
POWERS and STEAM ENGINES. All our articles, ii
ease of operation simplicity, usefulness and du,sbI
ity, are surpassed by none now in use
All our articles are warranted as repnsened-orpo
sale-at cost of transportation and the money n.
funded.
For full description and testimonials Of met, and
usefulness refer those interested to our pamphlet
to be had factory, where take pleasure to e.
plain each article. ISAAC STRAUB & Co
NoTE.-Mr. Kimball, the partner of ]. H. Burrows
while exhibiting Burrows mill, at our State fan, ast
fall, boiserous about his mill, and courapeously
entered into verbal agreement with grind corn
thus: Whoever grnds the most regarding QUALITY and
quantity be the owner of both mills ateachand
every trial.
First trial--Straub to run an eighteen inch MILL
:" Burrows Il CO. to run twenty inch mill
End trial-Straub to run twenty-five inch mill.
Burrows & CO. to run a "a inch MILL
3rd trial-Straub to run &c inch mill.
Burrows & co. to run a 80 inch MILL
When the pinch cames that boisterous courage slipped
out.
To the above, now append challenge to grind cob.
feed out of whole ears Of corn.
will run my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE SorTH,
with Cob Breaker attachment, the same article that
took the Premium at the Ohio State Fair las, fall against
1 twenty-four inch Burrows mill, and WIN. Stewards
Ohio and Kentucky Stock Feed Mills, both to be run II
once; and il You are apprehensive of risky business
you have my entire appreciation to run Mr.. Pomeroys
corn crusher auxiliary. Should my single article
all to grind equal in quality and quantity the
'ined productions OF the or three mills Just you
'lease) then you can draw few hundred dollars as
takes put up. Come boys, don't be cowardly--there
nothing like walking straight into the merits Of
hing. Ram ISAAC STRAUB.
To ]. H. Burrows & Co. April II, 1855
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Dr. Freeman, of New York, says that almost
one quarter of the children under ten years OF
age in that city die ofheredtary inebriety. He
advocates the erection of an asylum for inebri-
ates, and says that eighty per cent of cases
can be cured by such an institution. This
is asserted on the strength of experiments made
by the doctor himself, and the testimony Of
other distinguished physicians.
"Sit down." sit down, said Judge to an i'm
pertinent limb Of the law. II cannot enter
tain your ridiculous proposition" 'tBut my ne
cessity.'' eyes, yes, your necessity under
stand-I admit your necessity admit you
are necessity yourself or at least the next
thing to it, 'for necessity knows no law"
A fellow whose countenance was ugly enough
to scare the evil one, was giving some flourish
es. in public house, when he was observed
by yankee, who asked him if he didn't fall in
to brook when he was young.
'sWhat do you mean, you impertinent ras-
CALI"
''Why, don't mean nothin', only you've
got such an all fired crooked mouth, | thought
as bow you might have fallen into the brook
when you was baby, and your mother hung
you up by the mouth to dry"
A new game has been played off in Balti-
more. Two well dressed females rush into
house, breathless with fright, pretending to be
pursued by rowdies. Before they half recover
under the kind attentions of the inmates, a loud
rapping is heard at the hall door, and the stran-
gers scream and rush up stairs and while the
folks below make investigations at the door,
the frightened young ladies fill their capacious
pockets with whatever valubles they find in
their hasty flight through the chambers When
the row is over and they are assured that they
can safely come down, they depart with many
apologies for the trouble they have given +
When the folks go into their chambers they be-
gin to understand what it all meant.
Somebody says that young lady should
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qystE1cu AND aAsrsS RAILROAD.

si3r.
"a, P,ssidsn.a VI Dtsss isrs Of the Raleigh o Gas
tsa Rs;tre,a CSa%&.y bog 10 pressMt ss tAs An.
= mual XerfAr che Stockholders tAs Jotlo"tag
Report:
II is ssicu Of much satisfaction to us to be able
10 stale that whilst nearly every mail brings intei'-
eerce Of Academia on Raj roasa tended with INJURY
e. person and property, aud frequently with great
loss Of life, our RuSi has been exempt rom those
casualties. The vaviable and deserved repatat'oh
which il has acquired. in this respect, snoa'd DC
oar carness and aurcmtted effort to maintain un'm'
paircsl.-alwSys bearing in mind that freedom from
casualties beets too much confidence and that It Is
s therefore tho moro necessary to impress upon t"e
n,snas Of those in the employment of the Company
che fact that strict obedience to orders and con-
lsant vigilance arc necessary to obviate tature dam
sers and preserve unimpaired, the Ar.extended re-
putaton Of our Road tor safety and comfort 1t has
wen the confidence of the public, both near aud TAR
and we nov beginning to realize the dement's re-
Sulting from it In this connection, we take pleas
ure in commencing to your favorable consideration
lhc superintendent and subordinate officers OF tho
Company; whose Alteration to their duties has been
exemplary.
We will now call your attention to the Treasnrers
Annual Report OF the operations of the Road Tor the
last tis:al year ending S0th September; and, upon
reviewing The entire statement, and considering the
many unfavo,a!,!e circumstances which have con-
spircd la make this year one of peculiar hardship,
affecting the usual sources Of income, as well us m
volving much expenditure of an extraordinary char
xcier, we may wei! be satisfied.
1t will be seen, By refs. this Report, that
tho entire receipts Of the Road for the year ending
:0>a September, 1856, have been. including the
balance on hand the frs. day Of the present tis.
cal year, $saS,o4S 90
Out of which have been disbursed:
For ordinary aud current
expenses, 9S,4ii 40
For extraordinary do lS9, TAG A
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THE NORTH CAROLINA sTzrDARD: snrURDKY

ing an item in your sceoants Of Se,a24 E0o, as
due by the n g. r. R. Co., aud considered ss cash
or funds available. II is proper to state that the
N, c. r r Co, had, then, an account against this
Company for upwards Of So, OO0-reducing OF course
the above amount by that sum- A settlement has
since taken place with that G mpany, with the ex.
ecption Of two three items in their account which
yet remain to be adjusted.
There was on hand on sOth Sept. 7490 cords Of
wood-paid for.
Your Bridges have undergone some repairs this
year, and are in good condition, and should always
receive that attention which their importance de-
mands. -
We have built and repaired six Culverts, besides
other masonry OF miscellaneous character. Good
wood sheds have boon erected ut Huntsville and
Forestvie Depots; also houses for the watchmen At
Cedar Greek bridge and Jeffries' bridge, besides
others ut Weldon and the junction, for the hands OF
the Company and repairs to the houses, water
stations, &C. Your Road from Warrenton to CASTOR
is thoroughly ditched; from Warrenton to Raleigh
the bitches require cleaning out.
Efforts have been made to participate in the ad-
vantayes Of the Railroad shed at Weldon, but have
been Intellectual
We have taken an exact inventory Of the rolling
stock of the Company on hand on 30th Sept, which
is follows: l2 Engines, viz: Alamance, Franklin,
Wake, Halifax, Warren, Graham, Raleigh, Granville,
Tornado, GAINESVILLE, Tempest and Volcano. They
are oil in running order, though some few may re-
lin, have been thoroughly over hauled and renewed
within the last year, at estimated cost of about
$1,000 each, and made in every respect better than
they were when they left the manufacturers hands,
as all the defects have been remedied
Considerable repairs have also been done to the
"Graham." Eight new box cars have been built
two passenger coaches thoroughly overhauled or
nearly rebuilt, well as three mail cars and the
running works of three tenders built There are 70
e wheel and 8 a whecD box cars; 80 fats, good
passenger coaches, inferior ditto, and post office
cars-ail in running order.-20 gravel cars and
hand ars for the section masters on the Road.
The following have been purchased and added to
the machinery i'll the shops, viz: One turning lathe,
one plancr, and one bolt cutter. 80,
We have caused to be prepared statement of
the receipts at each Depot the Road, as well as
to and from the n. Z. Railroad. As large portion
Of the LATTER however, is included in the receipts at
the Raleigh Depot, this statement cannot he relied
upon embracing al! the receipts from that Road.
r. a. HAMILTON, Presidnt.
October 81, 1885,
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VALUE OF FOOD FOR CATTLE.

There is no certain data as yet by which very
certain comparative value of the different kinds of
feed can be given. 1t is true that some very excel
len. tables lave been given by different chemists,
who have laborcd long and diligently in analysing
the substances named, and ascertainng the ingredi-
ents Of which tn are composed, and their proper
tionS i'll every hundred pounds.
Tn Sc are undoubtedly correct, and show the COM
parative amounts Of this that ingredicnt and
hence general estimate may be made of their COM
parativc value as feed 1t must be remembered,
however, that these estimates only approxipla-
tions to the truth, and not real truths The
is, because the stomachs of different animals are
formed differently, purpose to draw nourishment
for its owner from materials different from what
another one would. The stomach of an OK and that
Of horse are different The horse or the OK will
live very we'll on hay, but the OK vii! do better
some kinds of poor hay than the horse. They both
fattcn the meal of Indian corn but neither o!
them could live on meal alone. Their stoinachs
made to be distended with bulky material, and ii
they do not receive this stimulus Of ds:ension, they
languish. Hence, when we say that sixty pounds
of Indian arc as good as one hundred pounds
of hay, and will yield them much hourishment
some allowance must be made, for it will not do to
shy that ii you supply them with as much nourish
ment from given amount Of corn as they would de-
i've from corresponding amount of hay-you need
rot feed them with hay at all. long series of we'll
C iuctCd experiments is necessary. in feeding the
animals themselves, to establish the true unmistak
,b!e comparative value of different species of food
Something of the kind has been DONE but not enough
establish what is desired. AS it is, we only
give correspondent the tables as established by
chemists in their anal ysis-and we will here cop,
that of Boussingault-by which it is stated that Oh,
dred n(!S IF hav he NV
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Tri-W ekly Line of Four Horse Post coahcs
from Salisbury to Asheville, through i'm thir.
Valuable Properly for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE ON THE
premises, on the I4sh day friday of November
the following valuable property: One Steam NIL
with at hxturs.a couple Of hne mules aid couple
Sf Wagons together with other property. Tetms made
knoxn on the day Of sale The premises twelve miles
west Of Raleigh, about four mica itum tho Central Ra.
road aud shout eight miles south Of MorrssiHess
Oc.. 81, 1855. - !" go sS es : Ia
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.s WIN. A. Bachelors Hair Dye. xr1y
HRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYED A:.hnnt
NJ to beautiful and Natural Brown Black, wl''"'
the least injury TO hair or skin. .ym.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded have
A. Bachelor since 1882 and over $4,000 applications I'VE
been made to the Hair Of his patrons Of lls an ;ns
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and Whskers .c
VIM. A.. Bachelor Iair-D produces color nOs ur.
distinguished from nature, and is warranted mol ~"
in the least however long It may be continued a.. Wiz
Factory, 233 Broadway, MY. b,
Sold in all cities and towns of the United SLAVES
Druggists and Fancy Gobd Dealers. sted
~ The Genuine has the Bsme and address upon
plate engraving on four sides Of each bottle OF; oR
"sEss -, -. - ss.S. WILLIAM A. BATCHELyyn"rk
~. tfs-St.sl - a. SO .233 Broadway, New
For sale 10 Raleigh By PESCUD s GATI! nv,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.xewx.a,
- GOUNTY.-Iu Equity.-In the matter m ""'
Mitchell, Edward LawreDoe aud wIfe and otne sss of
Court Of Equity, the county of Wake in ne Iii PR
titled cause the nndersgned Clerk and MASTER Raleigh
ceed to sell at tile Cart House door in the CRY
on the goth day Of November next being inutoned,
Wake County Court the lands in the pleadmgs "''
t0-wit: 155ss-3. - u.. on The
tract Of Hand situate in The County Of wax. ssS;ous
Chapel Hill road, about five miles from kaeggi l;sm Hl
the lands Of the Load Mining Company; c"es bene
and others and embracing aboat one hund.e
fsct which Col Wyatt late Of sara sI be
TERNs Or SALE: credit Of six months vi" .S .pproH
the purchases upon his entering into b"nd
sufetes, with interest from the date 0! si iss,h
dollars of the purchase money 70 be Pa,GnH O. 3
= 1-aa- :" ED. GRAHAM HAiWooD,o S.wssws
October 20, 1856.
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ARTIFICIAL FYu.-There was 4 new feature at
the Agricultural Fair at Cleveland, Ohio-a show of
trout, from six months 10 two years. old and were
IN large tank with glass sides, supplied with run
hing stream Of ice water. doctors GarIich and
Arektey. who furnish the exhibition have quite q
hsh raising' about two miles from Cieveland-In
raised by artificial means = - 3
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

Wear The IF Htryett aud WIlmnaton &rs1ss nu
THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE to lNfona
u their friends and the public generally that tney m'
now prepared to execute all orders, such as Mon9en
HeadStones Ton,bs aud Grave Ornaments OF oil desc,
tons and will manufacture fm the best italian and Am .s
lean Marble at Northern prices and finished in the a'
and most approved style.
Also, Granite Work Of all descriptions for bu'ldns'0'
all other purposes. Mason Work, &c, done to orde. ~
n B. ALI orders from distance promptly ATTENDED '"
eE.. THOMAS GRLER
X r. MCGOWAN.
October II 1870 ,---s.l.srs 1l5i-lI.
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Lindsey's Double Acting Rotary Force and lift
Pump.

THIS PUMP HAS BEEN JUST PATENTED IN
4me'iea and Eay,and and far excels any pump here
tofnre invented its peculiarties simplicity po~r and
eheapnes' Its simplicity there is nothing about il but
iron and cast metal and it be taken and put
by any one, and Will last for age 1t has the power
raise water huarsl | feet with The extra expense Of gear
ing at the s'e and the price of pipe Water rises in by
nan Vii o ors es. per minute for ~ Pump
costs but ga fhe handle ut the top turns The pipe and
Pump and every revolution fills the cylinder twice afford
ing an abundant supply of water with the least pibc
1Siloal s.t;o.@ DE-. Practical and ssien. lie men pro.
nouncc It ss without equal for all that is here claimed
for The ;ent.fc Ansra after secng it in operation
says: Tai* Pa,ap * eery si"ps constructions, not Led
cal: ,ega,si eneeVeat S.9,noemsns' Circulars
with accurate drawing aud full description sent free Of
charge all parts Of the country NJ hasa one inch
&su S42, $6l the No and designed for gerry sep
scsi 'sroad stoa~ de- where much water is required
Pumps to all parts Of the world, and erei1.ies age, for
NewYcrk orders must be accompanied by the case, snd
of WELL shipping address, &c. They will meet prompt at
tention. Pump and Pipe weighs about 10 lbs No
charge hs boxing or carriage Wells over 25 f. should
to depth. II
This Pump is two feet in diameter does not throw but
must stand the WATER and is subject esz
ing. :asLs-s
JAMES NJ. EDNEY.
Com Merchant, 56 John St., N. Y 4
For sale BY H. LINDSEY, Inventor, Ashevile, N. c..
Oct. Is, 1886 1l54-yt6m.
Tri.W ekly Line of Four Horse Post coabe.
from Salisbury to Asheville, through i'm thir.
. ty.six Hours, % = = - :
lNONNECTING WITH THE NORTH CAROLINA,
" Railroad Having purchased the line from AsheviIie
to Morganton have stocked the road with ood Horses
and experienced and accommodating drivers Also new
Concord two horse Coaches. After the 18th of March we
will leave Asheve on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Sa.nr
days-conncctug at Morganton with my line of. Four
Horse Coaches. 80. - ,''oEs7ss'tk = "
pains or expense will be spared make this the most
and expeditions stage road in the State Try
the road and judge Tor yourselves = -
G. 5. BROWN, Contractor
iKshsoh Marcn ~ 1855 fi,..,9,i llI7--wtf
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A large stock Of New and Choice Goods.
FOR FALL AND WINTER. 1856.
McGE E & WILLIAMS,

nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRi
II 'ois Hats Gaps, Sh'es Groceries, Carpeting+ and
Fall and Winter supply. comprising nearly every article n
their line Of business all Of which have been select WIN
special reference to The wants of hr customers from the
largest and best houses in Now York.
In returning thanks 10 friends and customers we
are determined to use best efforts to make it to tue IN
tereSt of all to patronize by selling good Goods ut cheap
prices.
Just opened for inspection, large supply of Coks Man
tillas and Tanas, Of the latest Styles among them arc
some beautiful Grey Beaver Cloth oh much admired
aud selling rapidly. MCGEE l. WILLIAMS.
. R.leiuh t)rt q 1855 ssslS o. ll:S -w4w
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BY industry and economy, we prosper.