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THESE PILLS PURIFY TEE BLOOD.

These famous pits expressly combined 10 operat.
The stomach, the Yer kidney lungs the skin
and The bowels, correcting any arrangement in the
functions purify the bl0od the very fountain Of life
and Tins curing disease in all its forms.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-11-13

Price Of complete set bound in back cloth, full gil
back s. 90 scarst c IN, extra s. library sheep $500
hlIf TNrkeN Mnrnr-n. 81 INF cHit. 4ntInue. SlE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-11-13
Estate Of Nancy McCurdy, deceased.
Valuable Property at

=. Hydr4nt and bath flNlUres are
attached to it. II Is - feet 6
inches front, besides an alley
The eastern wall extends back
100 feet The Front Business
Room j. IL feet deep, and is now
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-11-13
TRESSES.

lOHE afflicted will find the best and cheaPes
= assortment al HOFF.H.iN =.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-11-13

4 I've story Frame Building. situated in
Valley Street, one door west Of Z. NaltEou's
residence.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-11-13
i good I've story Frame Building, situ

ted IN VALLEY Street, which Is - Jy 80 feet, now
the residence Of a. TroxeI. 1t has hydrant
oa the premises.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21
NUMBER I94

considerable influence in determining the Pc
riod of buying. Merchants from this and adj
ljoining States seldom arrive in numbers until
the last of March; and the two succeeding
months are the busiest of the Spring season
For a few weeks of June and July, the slack,
water of che jobbing trade occurs, and business
begins to revive again for the fall campaigns
before the end of the dog days. Owing to the
increased facilities for travelling, dealers loca-
ted within few hundred miles Of New York
now come on to purchase goods three to Eve
times year, while formerly the average num-
Der of their annual visits did Hottexceed two
1t would at least be point of some curiosity
to know how many different merchants visit
this city in the course of twelve months. If
we estimate the number of those who deal in.
dry goods, wholly or in part, at one in every
500 of the population of the country-which'
is probably not far from the average-the re-
suit will show something like $4,000 CUSTOM
ers for the dry goods jobbers alone
TERMS ON WHICH JoBBERs BUY AND SELL
Importers generally give a credit of eight.
months to jobbers and others, except in case
of goods coming from China, and countries
equally remote, when six me hs is the limit
Settlement is usually made by note, as soon as
convenient after sale; and, while the greater
portion of such paper is retained by the inn
porter until due, or discounted in bank much,
of it gets into the street and is peddled about
by note brokers. New York being the great
emporium of the country, buyers
flock hither from Maine to Iowa, from Iowa to
Texas. For portion of the goods bought
cash is paid; but in general country merchants
purchase on time, ranging from sixty days to
twelve months, and sometimes two years.
The machinery of business seems to move
slower at the South than elsewhere, for the
there are proverbially "long wind
ed,' and the majority of them great on Eek
tensions" If inquiry should be made of houses
doing considerable Southern trade, it will be
found that many of their customers have re-
markable weakness for paying up about once
in twelve or fifteen months; but the tariff OF
prices usually put on such fellows it is painful
to think of
TO BE CONTINUED
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GBe 9ailg JournaL
THE PRAYER on a HEART.

BY wlLLlkM WINTERS.
/.
Father, TO thy supernal view,
How small s'n gle life must bel
Yet have dared to think il true
My soul b tn something born of thee.
would not think this life in vain,
No useless any single hour;
But. in my pleasure and my pain,
See toke: of thy ceaseiess power.
II.
Amid the solemn woods muse
Lit by the starlight pure aid pale;
The pleasant dropping of the dews
Ard the sweet south wino's whispering wall
Stirring the leaves makes music there,
Soft as a love-lOrn maidehs sigh;
And nights rich radancy every where
Tells me, o God, that thou art nghl
/ wander on the vacant shore
When twilight deepeps far at sea,
While madly now the wild waves roar
And toss their W hite foam heavily.
The sea breeze lifts my clustering hair
And kindly cools my fevered brow,
The while breathe an humble prayer,
o Father, as breath il now.
".
Protect me. for my soul is wesk!
Protect me in this Orfd Gf sin!
Leave not my ior ely heart to break,
Through care without and griet within.
Temptations strong beset my way,
And passion points my wild career
Be with me in my prosperous cay.
And in the midni- hit of my fear!
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
KEARDWA ARE Az WhOLESAL LEs
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAC 9 WEI I g

CHAS. ). WELLS,
thanks for the patronage Of
SW the putlic he opened in Evansville would
apprse Merchants from Indiana Illinois and e
store the Heaviest stOck of Hardware and tut
(by he offered the Evans
Many Goods purchased redue
rates hy during depressed state of the markets.
and for American Goods filled at the Manu-
fcturers only able but deeidedy) d posed
Hardware low figures house
afford the same Goods. cash good time buyers.
Merchan Traders feeling assured that he do them
full Justice. =.
stock he names the following to the trade:
dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
do Tab do;
75 do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do RazoTs and Strops
100 gross SponnsIron Brittanla and German SlIVeri
50 dozen Coffee Mills, all grades;
$50 do Files and Rasps. all kinds
1000 lbs Bras Kettles. turned bottomsj
20 q lhs Sadirnns. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do;
800 gross siml pninted;
$50 dozen Door Socksand oekets;
do AugIrs.
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards.
go pairs Shovel and TOngs. iron and brass headsj
6n dozen Saws. from Mill to Key hole;
Is do Steelyards and Scale Reams:
20 do Ames' tauh other hrandsl Shoves and Spades;
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
case. Japanned Tinware fully assorted
Whin and Lashes Rrushes Combs. Needles. Spectacies
tennas Fancy Hardwar generally together will
heavy goods vi Dog Irons. Strap Hinges Tea ket
| Gnu Barrels and Gun Fri innings,
carpenters and Coopers Tools. Window Sash. esc ct
| O"i CHARLES s. WEI LIS.
| oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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RAILROADS, &C.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILhOAD..
Eks - Es Tss - s1=5zssss:s
THE undersigned having been ap- ~ww
eH&1. . pointed Agent tor the above Com Lag
ny in this city would inform shi
Pers, merchants and the public ~S
generally that F. Leeoh. George Harris and George
Black ate of ID. Leeeh Co " and Thomas S. Clarke,
CLARK 4 ThaW, - under tire firm of
kEECH a. Coz,
Are by appointment special consgnees and chipping agents.
Of the Pennsyivanla Railroad Company They nave estab
cished all the principal shipping points
aand west and are PREPARED TO receipt hrou from New
York. Boston. PhiIadephia and Batiuf0re all
cities ahd and from all estern cities and the
Atlantic seabosrd ny OF the Pens vanIa Railroad
This direct their whole attention TO forwarding
and facilities shipping from and th ears without
the second drayaRe and their charges by arrange
ent with the Railroad cOnfPaHy being extremely low
nominal the Of dFayage) they
be allie to e satisfaction.
Shipnents produce made to their agents will be
ed.free of charge for commission.
Fur in uiston apply at their Offices:
Dep5t, Liberty street. PittstHrg:
do No. SOuth 18th street Philadelphia;
do North street. Baltimore;
No. 2 Astor Place.
do I South William street, New York;
do 8 Bltterv Place,
do 81 KIlby street. Boston;
Or JOHN s. MITCHELL,
epl2 en- Waterst. Evansville. Ind.
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From the New York Daily Times.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

How it is Carried on-Importers, Jobbers---The
Credit System ---Drummers -Mer-
camille Agencies and other Curiosities.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
T0 TH1 .:ITIZENS OF SJUTaHRS ISBIAaA
Ken "a CEKT And ILLINOIS.

RAS D. SAUNDERS. CIVIL zineer having taken up his
81 abode in ths city ySasviie would respectfully
ts citizens Of hs portion Of Jndsna
Kaacy an liaois is prepared furnish Plans
aud Etma OF work OF any deseplption
his profession Water WORMS Drainage oil
sanI Raaiwavs faro pike Plank other Roads the I'm
Srovsmeat of Rivers for navig alton purpo es. etc.
Testimonials ability L.. b. Wilson, Eq. Chet FIN
Sasr Of the Albany aud SSen Railroad; Judge dagh
Sf Bsar.uqton Ind; George q. Dunn OF Bedford Ind
WiIsoa q " Ea aginser New Albany. Ind. and H. q
Noors ESD Chisf Eagineer of the e. l. and Z
fiaa all ad. car application mhIOt y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21

IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
aSOR grinding and corn, and all ether substances
u requiring grind ng.
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boting Cloths. and Betting
all widths
R. Monroe: is authorized to sell the above
articles a. Cincinnati prices. including freight
r. Monroes Family Grocery, corner of oaE anc
ielsutf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati o.
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED AGRIOU LTUREL WARE ROUSE
MILLER. WANGATE s. Coz
NTkNUEACTUR ERS and Dealers IN all kinds of Farm
tI aud Garden Implements Moving Reaping and Thresh-
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &c., 56 Main
street opposite Bank OIL Louisville, Louisville. KY.
Sep25-lYR
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DUDLEY. STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION * FORWARDING MERCHANTS

DU UDEET. STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION & 0RWARDlNG MERCHANTS,
Second Street, 6et'r Main and the Rirer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
MAARTTCULAR attention paid purchase ar sale OF
IL HEMP, COTTON. TOBACCO. PORK. BkG0N.
RID FLOUR ETC together with all kinds of Produce
and Mauufaeufed articles COnssnmehts sOliitced and
usual advances made.
REFER To-Messrs. Bechanzas Co., Wholesale Groeers
and Comm ssiOn Merchants " A. Richardson Co.. Hemp
hanufacturers Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Groeers and
Star Candle Manufacturers Watkins 0wesy Pork Packers
and Merchants Armstrong Allen, Dealers in
Pork Montgomery. Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
FRANK R. JoUETT.
CARTER & JOUETT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. %, ST., AND WATER
LOUISVlII4E. KY.
Geo. Foster & Co., P. G. o Riley & Co.,
Evansville. ind ie14-ly
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CD-PARTN NERSRElPs :

TCEF rrderSirned have this day formed Co-partneT
l shin pler the style and firm of G Geo: FOSTER d Go
Tor the tr nsacton ofa general ForDGrdiHg ana Coa
Jry <,e ,nd spacious fire-proof trehouse on the
Waba4s Ini Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and un,
s .nd ns r the Depot Of the Evansville and
SsF-sfor Isyiiie Railroad, where they will have ample
~oo AMI convenient facilities for storing all xmas oil
produce and Merchandise. ... -.
n y viii specal to Consignme either oy
x,, RSifroad Canal or Wagons, and wilIforward
nrom1tIv az she lowest rates ~ ,,,.oA,so =,
fye personal attention to the purchase or
ofP-aiuce or roceries in this market, and snneit
o ,i,e rrchase of Sugar and Nolasses on the
49,, - ons of t firm will be in the South during the
Winter. ru;,.i t,os15 70 ne erit and share
Theynope =! unI.i''' NJ. w. FOSTER.
ne public patronage GEO. FOSTER,
w NJ AIKMAN.
dsc{4
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JOHN r. CRISP,
ARY PUBLIC.

N n ID
-,N.rr,x.xtLLE LrssARY ASsncIATtoS koonS' ros-
n rs R1ildiag4 will attend 20 =. ing w
= g. aaiysil esher w-it,7-
6&ODFIsH-2O drums Just -W TS9 41 + 20
~ n8VZl ---S--,-7-----s
,NnIAS4PoIIs INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
INDIANAPOLIS. IND,
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MATCH RKPAIRING.

ENHE Uadersigned baving the above
in Evansville hatters himself with the shat his
Experience and skill in all desert ptons time measuring
machinery will trial. he found worthy the
resilient citizens OF the city but also ofhose
comprising the ''eircumambent vieinaEe.''
His shop the Post Once where he be found al all
OFFICE Hours. myS r. H. GATES.
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Board Of Directors

-. n..,,.s wm r. Nofssager. F. W. Talbot
wnIis W Wright WIN. NJ. MeCarty. Rel9s EsSs:
3: W. u Eiis. 80, r D. DEFREES. Prsst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21
rpvNEyN. sOaKNsON.

atrfsS GROCERIES AND Ll1UoR' oohNEh
W. VfSE STS.. Ev NSSyii.LE, IND
yENHE Undersigned have this day formed Io
,he nsrpose Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Esvng usc4eded the business OF hessrs ANS
49, nch ssd their made additions 70 make
we shall be ofsr good bargain
FOR CASH as any house in Evansville or any eSty n sh
West. Sop9Nsog
ian3 > Sgo@ @-.----.
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EETHI1E LEAD.-iOo kegs pure for sale by
VIC nov27 ORE. DALZELL & CT


sNHE iersgned has removed bis Tailoring Establish
Second Immediately opposite the Pres
terian Church. in office with DR.. Wood. where he
would he glad all his old and goody
ber of and would he pleased them Wth
anything in his line sueh coats shirts draw
lie order tire shortest possible notice.
Thankful for fsvors he would respectfully solicit
acontinuance of the the hands of liberal public
w i. l..
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JOHN S. MTG HE'LL,
FORWARDING G COMMISSION MERCHANT

JOH n S. MTG HE'LL,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT
EVANSVILLE, IND.
RECEIPTS through from here to
oM4C p the Atlantic cities fer all kinds of IAK p
z5sEz - ehandize an! produce. by way s5EA4 x
- fthe Wabash and Fre Canal, n s1&'z-s7f "
the reliable lines Canal
the Lakes at the lowest rates importation Will
also conflict for the delivery of merchandise the
th- city.
Faret0use corner Of the Canal and Walnut ST.
He also through receipts for produce
by Ra irnFd to the
0fee. Water street. under the Telegraph Once.
epI3 JOHN s. MITCHELL.
DERFUM EFs iES.--Pomades. in pots jars and sticks
L Hair Tonics as Eau de Lusrale Bears Oil Rose Oil.
Macasssr D ]. BSHdoline Curling Fluid Hair Gloss
Shamronng Water Toile do. florida do Eau de Cologne,
Lavendar Water Verhena vemet rendet-
skin # and fair well mpar delicate
te the complexion Extracts for the andk erehie
9th Tooth Powders Tooth Pases Treas
the Mouth and Aromatic vi egar; Toilet and Infant
Powders and all the other articles the line of Toilet
For sale by NJ MIFLsCH.
novI First stfeet. dpp5sits Pust-ofice.
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CABINET MAKERS STOCK.
ECST received.
ID 100 gross he j crews fat and square head;
$40 Safe Wire;
200 doz Iron Cupboard and T II Locks;
100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
2oOdoz do Table do. ~ to ~;
IOndoz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
20OO gross Gimblet Point Screws assorted all Sizes
400 Furniture G ,s,ers Brass and Iron W heel
50 dozC Cabinet Files and Rasps, ass'd lengths;
so 1nz Looking Glasses ass'd sizes;
50 reams sand paper;
juFt rec's ana for sale bv APPS IA MUM H'N"'
EPUTLER'S MERCANTILE WRITING FLUID
ianI6 s. L. GILBERT g. CO.
~ NAMFi GANE!!-A lot of Prairie Chickens. Quails
SU Squirrels Venison, Rabbits. 60, Tor sale ny
chi j. w. & 3. VIcKERY.
SOAP AND CANDLES boSes Tsllew Csndlesi II
TTsbS6 J W. i 8. VTCEERT.
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HVDRAULKC FOUNDRY.
ARRAR OuX & SNOW DE n 4.

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY
B BARI BAROUX & SNOW d E N,
CORNER OF WARRINGTON FLOYD SIS.
LOUISVILLE. KY,
NH ANUF ACTURERS of steam gines and mill machin
eH blowing engines for furnaces superior force ano
pur1ps pipes for water.
largely by companies for supplying water sta
tions; socket and hange pipes of sEe raroad car
other castings; and wrought iron balcony
railing tobacco and presses; lard timber
and mill always hand.
Orders from distance accompanied by the good
ref rences promptly attended All work Warranted
APPS
JAMES I.OIV q CO.. OUISVILI.E. KY.
RE receiving their Stock of spring Goods many OF
- which of their importation direct from the
Facturerin Europe.
have bought all on Goods CASH and epared
indhe prompt short time and Cash buyers
y in the United Our stock OF
BROWN STEETINGS AND PRINTS
will we'll assorted during the coming
will sold CASH All orders for the
s rnust no accompanied with the Feh2i
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GNNCINN ATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
YHNFTE undersgn Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention draers and to their large aud
varied of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled to
keen on hand large stock Caps and Letters
plain aud ruled Flat C rs Demys Mediums. Royals and
Super Royals Blank Book Papers by Planer
L. smith. and other first class uufacturers.
for the best Printers Cards. and keep on
hand at all times compete Printers Papers
every description. LigAtbody's Book and News Inks:
McCreary,s Colored INKS. Varnish and Gold Size.
hand large stock of the hest Four
drnier Book supply orders to al
any with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make 20 order short
highest market price in cash. for Rags Bag
ging, Rope and Cotton Waste oooD1,.x,
yhoIasaJa Dealers Manufacturers' Agents.
sen1I II and 70 Walnut ST.. Cincinnati.
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODNI,N,
AGENTS. FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B ooK AND
NEWS PAPER.
FLATNER Il SMITHS
Il 1 X B o X r ap RS;
H-sMITH PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS;
Ligh tbOdy7S Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc, etc.
SALES ROOMS, II L. 79 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI O.
Where they every variety ted the city
nd acountry the materials employed in its
sx-t esrHa fdrice paid for Rags. ser46m
GEORGE w, DAY. BROWN MATLACK
DAY & HTATLACK,
WHOLES SALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
san4smd CINCINNATI. o.
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Buyers from the far West, South and South
west, 'begin to make their appearance in the
MARKET about the middle of January. The
distance to which goods are to be sent, has
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-21

UYANAWHA a LAKE sALT.-25 bbls. Of Lake Salt
~ IAN n Io% oP'' u D- !. ". 9. vIoKERY.
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NJ E w GOODS.

ORR Yards OF Mohair peBage, poplins, HsmlL
ItO ton h Pafis's printed Delares, English
and French Alernor,
35C wards Of Coored and Blssk silks,
1875 ya,ds Ribands, Gmls. DC.
1900 Yards Bleaehcd and unblsaeh~l shifiings,
lanes, Pillow case aud Sheetings,
$50 yaiis Iinseys. AGO yards Calico,
1900 yaas Saiinst,s, Tweeds aud Wool lanrs,
900 wards Cheeks Stripes and Ticks.
Iia Blankets. 600 yanls Flannes,
French and Engsh Cloths and Cassmers, Nesines,
I.adies' Black Cloih and silk Cloaks and Msniles,
Blark. Green. Blue. Brown aud Olive Cioskirgs,
Sax Flanneis, silver Martin and Coney Aimleh,
SwaassiowD.
| Genuine Swiss Muslins. do,ied Do
Goats. Psyis, Vesis Osreosis, Cloaks. Gents hawk
snd shawl Pins. shifts. &c.
eco Halls and Caps. $50 pairs OF Shoes end Boots.
Pllnishsd tlyal Tcapois, and Coffee Bieg'ns and
Oblong Egg Coolers, ten and twelve holes, jaPanned
Toilet Ware.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent or dssh Leather. Plain and T~ilIed. Paisai
Canvas Coach aud Table Oil Cloths, three quarters 70
| Ave quaisrs wide. Scanning Cord. &c &C..
FOR SHOE MAKING.
1900 Pounds Sole Leather; French and American
Calf skins; Goat and Morocco skins; Binding and
CochinraI skins and Boot tops: Home tanned rpprr.
ipht and heavy aud Sole Leather sarabirs OF bsads;
Threads. No 10, ~, &C. Bri',les; Boot Webb and Eye.
/ lets.
$500 Pound. sussr. 5000 lb'. coGesi "a gallons
JAMES WEBB.
| os,ober IL. CO.
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SOMETHING, NEW
Ambrotypes and Photographs,

The iafesf and grtGitd Disrorery u NE Age.
~ HUNT would infam The public tina, Ne has open.
~. ed rooms permanently 10 Chapel Hill. where PC
4 prepared 10 execute ie,e beautiful pictures % the
highest siye of the art. The Anilnayps Il taken on
Glass, and unlike Daeueusoype without heing ieyer-
sed. the superiority u this picture ~ alnl q heaa's
aud durathiy has placed il Il The head Of lie Fine
Ars Il can be- &c in any light without referiian, as
Il i free from the polish 81 iha silver plate; u clino. gel
dusty and il is imptr. ous 10 waller. ali OF ac and
will lat Tor agrs.
Every lad, and genlsman Is particularly invited "a
rall aud examine his specimens Cloud, weather q
~, as sunshine. Instructions given in the al u Am
brnsring and APPARATUS furnished.
L. HUNT.
March u. -zs
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TO THE PUBLIC

gI,lIE subscrher takes this method q informing ~.
custamers and the public generally sna' ". Uni
in arst ra,e order for making Flour Of the best kind,
=, win ,espach. having three pair Bnrrs running
MI san make 1 load 81 Flour IN few hours. The
Mills a,e within about three miles Of the Rail koad'
where the Flour can be puton and shpPfd any MAJ.
IL, desired. Those from a distance, coming cary y.
The evening, can have their Flour made ~ me mex,
morning so that they take i :" The nan h.s ~
returning can gel their oa to take home al inc sans
,rip. Barrel. kept constantly on hand.
The very hest prices will he paid for WnEai y
The snbscriber, Al the Mills, or al Peser D. KUHN
Hillshorough.
10000 bushels OF Wheat wanted
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October ~.
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New and Fresh Goods,

vCE GyngI1MIIN,

gDR GIEgL1MIE.
'I.HE undei.iepel hs. ias, rrigrued from New yorh
unh fall ass ainshi 81 Geods 20, Gen,ismshi,
eomPfl.l1g
sen,oni'-. Btl~y'. sna DrrH.oa Mssen's
Broad Cinih-. Velvet. Beavers aud other
O,rt-rnatinrs,
Rich Party tas-imcres.
Velvet. Cashmere, and Marie Antique
Ne.tinss.
Ready made Clotbius. aud Furnishing Goods.
u ehieh W. n.i+efalh ts,ft. The ansBira 81 his
frieid. md 10 psllir.
lir ~ tho -stl rilaH sise. ilai be sslsstah 70
!, fsr hs n-.i Irfss, frRsti. sisssnse
md ag,its. " srt hit 10 h-s t~fs~ 20, tsd
rbs rIlsnsnr- II n, than lseny sss,s hhs tssn
ult rtffcfst ~ the snrii u ~. sa.iontrs sud b.
I'll ~ - ~. u.isnrs hsss sl's.ss ts.n iully
ai.lnae {, ~ juiihshi % I~',s.s q kneSn ts,'s
rspicfis.
VI -i,+k . tsiahs arfr uarhsEsd ffssh - ipradsd
I'm Is, ~ ls,,lls aud -, s-iisislf' ho,sssi
- ~ 10. Esld, lnsis Cushing isth g - . snd
Z lsH ~ eisisnggs i sisssst tctesfy.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-19
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

ruNHE subscriber iskrs this method Of informing nus
i friends and The pallc generally that ne carrying
ON the Boo, and shoe.making Busnsa al MS an ia''
in Orange couni., NJ ,~slve miles SCUM o noa a.
raneh. and twelve miles north Of Hlll-hoioush. Inc
.hop i conducted enheiy hy Nj, Asa n. Davis former
~ Il Marlborough who ha,ers hnseli, and those ioi
whom lie has worked will hear him %, IN his opinion
thai he can do a. good work a. any workman 10 me
state and on reasonable terms, and IN eSpeui"ou'
! manner as MI, other workman 10 be- found !,
All orders from distance promptly attended To. lie
i now RECEIVING large stock OF Nor sIn Cali SKIN o'
making boo'' sAoe'' &c W. II. PASS.
January 9. ~