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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

xol4 be we'll Tor the yo;ers at our approaching
20 l. 10 bear in mind the following clause con-
ss, :ar'rs city Of %hss a,,,:, .,
"PEovdGa ,sll he entitled any such else
p q is & nave failed any tag whatever lawfully
sou he uron for tlIc benefit OF said city during
'ns s' the amended charter IS follows, viz:
A'o So. a, said city shalihsreafcr be annually
An ma s,Sp. the ci:iEsns thereof qualified to vote for
elected NJ! .IgI I, sr,ori ofthe Council
l The shove. it Is plain case shat any per-
l to pay his city tax for 1855 WILDE di4qoal
or to oi an under the charter of The city,
@ [,, Il elected under aueo circumstance
r b. delinquent iat viii be at all the polls 90 :hs day
=, Teton. property list az well az :ithatlc
r civ Collector his ss,s;Nn: u'sy be found at y G.
,.r Ofcs No 80 Main stree:, =: any time between
o.i " and O'Clock P. 81 until The election, ami one
. s viii be all the time through The city, shat all
,.,, u.y have a fair chance to pay WHO wish.
YINLgY a BURKE, City Collector.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

Groceries at Wholesale.
SOA BARRELS Mo!asses;
'JUO 3nc bags Rio Uvl.,,;
o. pockets Ieguira Coffee
s. Old Java
e. boxes CaYcEGIsh Tobacco;
r. E"ss CIV
u bbls Cut and Dry
3, boxes Stewards y. Y Candies;
l6i hh'is Sugar
81 Dol, IOveT!nss Refined sugar;
~ hhts Louisiana
- ht oh Y H., g. r., AID ImpeFis! Teas;
.; catt. boxes;
ST. ;irrccs Rice,
q bo&Ss White Piper;
81 Coignru's Fancy SoRpg
Together wiz. full assortment Family Groceries, IN.
!4i!ns Spices, Fruits Dye S;uGF FISH, &c, etc. sale
TALLANT Z UELApLAIS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
NGiiCc-Ertra

ALiICC-EctrU.
AvISC been East srlrcc. the most splendid ios
81 AIrb!e brought 10 t!s MARKET all my
friends call Immediately leave their nuy
E:Ud they may want.
Having purchased largely, up in the la
lest and most approved styles and at Tie lowest
r.Irt"! and no mistake
j,l9 NJ j. RoUAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11
40 -CoRREsPoNDENTs.


,r,s-,,iay 4ubsc option, advertising: other f.
OF the Inteligencer, should be addressed to
r. a"rrslns the editorial department of the paper,
resy d to Editors, jointly or to either Que
hem writing for publication, will please write
, one sue -" Of ri ,bs above ruses will greatly ohltrc u.s.
"a mere prompt attention 10 correspondents than
tni ,si .bt otherwise receive
THE LAW or NEWSPAPERS.
,.-.,,. who do not give express notice TO the
considered wishing 70 continue tsir subScrii
=, .cribers order the discontinuanee of their peri
g SUI rrbsher may continue to send them until all
r,'a ribsrs neglect refuse 10 take their periods
d the odc.. which they are directed they are held
rr.pon,be til 'aeS hs's '@'''@
3..oniinuc'! .,o,. IN other nlac., without inform
Ill 1sr and papers are sent to the former d
TrtJn sF ar M, dc:c ha, refusing to take perfod
jlhe ms. ar removing and leaving them unculled
c''' 1 or;,s,, 6,cd evidence Of Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

oTHGSG in the Esrkct-aeaF 10 the medical taefh ~
~ 10Y The past hltJ years h~z lyusle ,isr IA -
art!c!eIr iIEsd'EUtd eSu toat1.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-11

W ASHINGToS, JAN. 10.
-SESATE.-Several memorials were presented
from Naval officers, complaining of theaction OF
the Naval Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

SKELETON or GIANT FoUND.-A day or two
since some workmen engaged in subsoiling the
grounds Of Sheriff Wiekam, at his vineyard in
East Wheeling, came across humaa skeleton
Although much decayed, there was not much diff.
Guilty in identifying it by placing the bones which
could not have belonged to other than human
body, in their primitive position The impression
mede by the skeleton in the earth, and the skele
ton itself, were measured by the Sheriff and
brother in the craft locale both of whom are pre-
psred to swear that it was ten feet nine inches tn
iesgM Its jaws and teeth were almost As large as
those of horse Whecling (Ea) Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

KARRENToN, n. c., RAcEs.-Secsnd Day -
Pnrse 800. Three milo heats. David McDanisIs
hsrse. Sam Letcher, won first heat. Time 5:55
second heat. James Talley'sg 6. In came out absut
ode length ahead, but owing to her crossing
MeDaniels horse on the quarter stretch Of the
third mile, the race was given to Mcdaniel Time
sSeond heat 5:57.
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This beats Hiawatha

DEwr GRASS DANGEROUS TO SHEEP-It y
stated that nearly sixty thousand horses died last
year on the Cape Of Good Hope from some disease
which could not bs accounted for; that many sheep
were, also, lest from unusual disease; ana tnst
bv Allowing the animals 70 cat grass with the dew
on it, The Boston Post says that u has oeen
precept from time inmemsrial with careful snep
herds mot TO let the sheep turn out upon the oe"y
grass or erase IN dsmps or marshy regions,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17
FLORIDA WAR-The Key West correspondent
Of fths Savannah Georgian says:

Major General Harney, in command of the U. s.
troops, now assembling In Florida. arrived In the
Isa6ei the evening of the 9th. 1t is rumored that
he win make Key West his headquarters. Major
McKiyity, quarter master, is ia the city, and will
form depot near the naval wharf. Operations
ag6Ins. the Seminoles win commence IN . few
days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

EUROPEAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF AMERICAN
MERIT.--T The King Of Denmark has conferred upon
the eroas ef knight of the Order Of Dannebrog.
ss 4 mark Of consideration for the eminent ser,
veea be has rendered In that Departments Of uesiu
asisnse 10 which hs has Asvstsd IL anA talents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

9ALE OF IRON WeRKs-The Clarendon Iron
Works W ere sold Wednesday, In Wilmington,
C{ and purchased by o. G. Parsely and y. Lati'
raer Esqs, for the sum of Sa5, ,000-part cash, bal
aia<e time
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,sy- rhs Daily Dispatch Il served 10 sabssribsu
,Ix asp auARTER CENTS PEA wEEK, payable 20
Re carrier weekly. Price for mailing, ~ rear, or
~ % for six months, In advance.
NJ The weekly Dispatch 10 issusa every Rri.
,,,, and mailed to Subscribers at 81 per sanam.
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PoKrrcAL.-Extract from poem just published

POETICAL-EXfTAct frOm POeui just PupHsteu
in England:
Farewell, Tarrengower and Ganawarra
Farewell Wagra. BaJag and Irrawarra
Farewell, Burra Burra Polliah Morang!
Farewell, Merrimingo! and thee, Burnewans
And thee, Booroondars and Goomalibee!
Farewell, Earab Narab and Hinnomongyi
And Winnemera plains, by Tonssomungie!
This beats Hiawatha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

DIR. KANE IN EsGLAND.-Dr, Kane has had An
interview with the British Admiralty. The Lon
don Times, of Oct. 29th, says:
DR. Kane, the distinguished American Arctic ma
virstor, had an interview yesterday with the
Lords Of the Admiralty; also with Capt. Washing
ton, the head of the Hydrogrsphical Department
by whom he was cordially received We regret
70 learn that DR. Kane 10 in very indifferent health
consequent on his exertious and exposure in his
expeditions in search Of the late Sir John Frank
lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17
MEDICINES.
Will rHK STATES so UNITRD nv
W rR SEyERf--


will THK STATES so UNITRD NV.
w FR SEyER'--
VIII the States united ever ssver1
Prophecy IL who may or wha can,
We will show there is no truth about IL;
We will die 50 united-pau for man.
The Hss that our toref..hers tett us
In It's purity, for one and for ALL
shall never be 6issrssed or disagured
Nor shsll the States so united ever fall
Nor shall Coress, CoLps and ASTHMA ever
Find rest, either morn neon or night
Neither shsll invade the homes of the brsve
For LEoNARDs COUGH sYAUP win pat
Pea 25 cents per bottle. 5 bottles one dollar
To he had oil all Druggists iu Richmond. and Mar.
.h.rts in the State of Virginia nos
IVES. DAwe' COUGH KLIXIK-This
III excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
caIas. Nhoopipg Cough, Pulmonary Complaint and
jns rrest relief in Consumption and most disesses
sing from Cods end ne ected Coughs s rapidly In.
-, ss;us in popularity The following testimonial Il
i'oa gentleman well tnssvn in this community.
1Irs 4 T. Da1s: Dear Madam, take great ple.
@ In certifying to the benetcs effects OF your val.
.0le medicine, named aud So well known as "Mr
ntwsI COU6H ELlXIR." Having used ir in INV
tn,ily for the last seven years, In tha Of which
,.y wif has been greatly benshtted aud myself re-
.tor, from diseases of the chest contracted during
my eauipsign in the late war with Mexico with ali
,rstituds Madam towards ycu. fer its good eaects
SSol ca make any use Of this letter YOU NAV fLpL
iIsper, FOX the benefit Of the community at large.
Yours. respectfully,
THOMAS c. BALL.
F~r sale by hss a. b. DAVIS, senaeti 4 bee-e.
Alex Dussl, fataIIon Jacksoa, Chas. Milissaxss :.
g. J Picot A. Rodeksr and Charles ID. Yale.
VIk(,iNIi W R1f kILLEK..CHTT.
DaEN CRI FOB lT!-This valuable aud pop.
uar pIepuatton .s7secoIlmeLded with the greatest
confidence. Past experience and text Of yeaIs hsv.
Ing proved II to he of the beat, safest and most
reliable worm destIoyers IN use.
il Is sweet snd pleasant to the taste and ia readily
akta by children. 1t may be given with perfect safe
;y 10 the youngest infant as it contains no Oil of
Notmseed TufPentne or other nsuseatipg drug, that
would be apt to irritate disorder the system On
ne contrary the health of the patient generally
benefited BY it's administration, even when no worms
exist 1t is prepared especially foI children.
Prepared only by z. J. FICOT; sold also, By
PURCELL, LADD Co; BENNETT, BEERS 4 FIss.
ga, Wholesale agents, and By Druggists generally.
a. 6--d3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

Jamss " WalIatk, .H--This renfJsnan com.
menees m engagements 1t cur theatre tonight,
appearing in the sublime tragedy Of Hamlet. Our
cifixens will be eager to improve the opportnrlfy
Of witnessing splendid performances, and hence
we advise those who desire to seenre The unss
eligible seats TO apply at the box Office fhs norm
rg. Mr. Wallsck has achieved . hish reputatioa
10 'rsssdy, and that he win be weIcomed ard sp-
preciafed here admits Of Nc doubt The selsefion
OF Hamlet for his opening night 4 N evidence of
goed taste; because In that character be has few
equsis, and favorable impression - the ontsel
" NJ nave marked effect upon the remaindef Of
=, engagement IL 10 tragedy feo. awhiek elsr
..es and ennobes the human mind. snd hoh1ss ~
= Were, the mirror up to nature Considerations
80 THESE inhueHce all lovers Of the drama ta A.
soua the theatre whenever IL ID performed. and
aniicpate. for tonight, the most brilliant and
tt-saonaole house OF .he season. The cast era.
= faces the entire strength Of the company.
TIE ADes,orls Cadets This company. contrary
TO their original intention, remained here Saturday
and Sunday: Most Of them attended church yeasss.
day. and We hsve reason 10 believe that all passed
the time pleasantly and probably. Che Ameri.
can Hoss! was their headquarters during their so-
by the Central Railroad gsaF
James Butler, son Of John Butler was Injured BY
the falling OF fire hook. He was severely cut
upon the forehead, but DIR. Brown who attended
him, thinks the wound is not dangerous
Pesitsatiayy Hems.--The Governor has pardcued
Ellen AcMahsn, recently convicted Of stealing
watch from Royal Blackburn and sentenced to
term of service in the penitentiary. William A.
Powell, the architect, convicted Of forgery TIVE
years sgo. will be dischars ed in about week. his
term having expired. ~ csfe 49,
Appeoled.-On Saturday, the Mayor ordered g
lashes each for Colman and Jim Harrfs, free me-
groes. and Charles slave Of Thos. King. for An ~
sault upon Mr.. Harvie's man Daniel. Lucy. also
the property OF Mr.. King was awarded is lasheA
for her participation ipthe affair. From this decis
ion, the parties took an appeal.
Sereaade -On Saturday night. . asrsnads WAS
given TO Gov. Wise, by Kaytons Brass Band, Of
Norfolk, which accompanied the AlbeDarls Cadets
- far ~ Richmond on their honsward journey.
Doaation.-Ths sum d Afty dollars has been
presented to the Petersburg Female Orphan Asy.
lum, being half the nett proceeds Of tie tourna.
nent held IN that city on the 9th inst, BY the Hen
rico Light Dragons s
City Cosneil-An adionrned meeting OF the
City Council will be held this afternoon at I
o'clock. - ~ ss
Quiss.-The transactions Of the police on Saiur.
day and Saturday night, were quito limited. No.
thing occurred worthy Of notice.
Unioa Beaeuo,ent Sociesy-Prof Dahney's leo.
ture, for the benefit of the Union Benevolent So.
ciesy, win be delivered at the Athepnam to light
We hope the attendance will be large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

HUKTIsGTos ARRAIGsED Charles Hum
inktm, against whom the Grand Jury Of New
Yfk have found twenty seven bills of indictment
fof eomnitting forgery was arraignsd iu the Court
of General Sessions on Thursday. After some
copversation between the District Attorney and
coensel for the accused the Recorder put the trial
Of he ease down for the December term. The
conFf room was crowded with spectators anxious
to ytsw the prisoner. who evidently lAborsd nm der
sreas mental agitation, though he endeavored 10
prenerve calm demeanor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

RAiLRoAD DAMAGES In the Supreme Court Of
New York, Tuesday, Martin Walker recovered
e1ooo damages from the Central Railroad. Mr,
Walkers foot was crushed by locomotive at Be.
tavi&u II was proven that no bell or whistle Was
sonnded when the engine was put In motion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

Jns. 0tMasr, policeman. shot duriur ths siscs
siop riess, In DAlunosey died Friday. go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

TIE AGAH.-Thsy have hard times In eiect.
Ing representative to the Legislature Ia Audrain
comfy, No. At the August election, thsrs was
tie Sete between Hardin, tAmeriean) and Tins
ley. (Democrst1 and the race was run over again
on lke 4sh instant. 1t seems probable that there
haeheea another Hs-Harding receiving A7p votes,
and Tinsley l9o-ons vote ef tho later having
ben siven BY m idist under gnardianship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

COUGHS. Cot d II =. - Klessrssss's
~ Wild Cherry and Bloodroot Candy, IL one ei tbs
best remedies for CoushA Colds Hoarssnsss. TickinS
of the Throat and tishtness across the ches Ae enA
all Lung difHcuities Give Il . trial For sale ~
JOHN J. RICHARDSON, Con6ecsioner, corner 18Th
and Cary street. Also. by Jobs w. Pollard, b.h -
A Bodeker, r.. ]. Pioot, Adie 4 Gray. Mssde 4 BA-
ker, Laidlsy 4 Robinson, L. B. Thomas, g. M Zss
ehrsson 90 fe--sxa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

DEATH OF Ex xCoEsuL RowCRoFT The re-
ports current az to the cause of the late Consul
Rowcrofts death are disposed of by the Cincinnati
Enquirer by the statement ofa few facts. The
deceased gentleman was generous liver and Of
nlethoric habits and his DEATH according to the
opinion of two experienced physicians who were
wen acquainted with his constitution, resulted
from natural hastened in all probability, by
tins before his dissolution Some Of the symp.
toms from which he suffered were strongly typical
of yellow fever and of the ysiciahs referred
n thinks that he died from that disease
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

SOMETHING NEW...I .s..eeS ts q g:sa
- ing up Governor street, q HAkWOOp5 Ware
rooms, The most complete spring BED thst hsvs
ever seen; II is 70 very dnspte IN ~ cossrucs5on
that Il 10 not liable get oss Of order he hss ao
the largest and most beautiful assortnent Of Fnn7
ture have ever seen exhibited In kichmonA NJ
attention attracted 70 mot bessssfM Wssdssbs
In the assortment. % - -dtm
an 010 FINE HAVANA CItsAKY. n.,s
GU.OUO ofrew crop Tobacco. tsst receives ~
tho subscnbsF. Lovsrs of 6ns Ci0Ak are insftsA
y ' CHARLES RICHARDSON.
Importer Of Havana Cigars. Americas Hotel eufi4r
Ing. corner Msin and iith Sc. oe 9-f1 =
NVrICK--sl1dlETH \ w. . ~ %.
! dsrdsusd tske leave 70 Inform their frtsnds sed
the pobiic In general thas they bsse estshlishs6s
VIHE0AA NAHUFACToRY = Rosks<ts. kiehs
uaosd, Va, end are now prepared - hlI any ordsss
the shortest notice Aious sxpArts0cs IN - bA-
duoss enables theso 10 Uanufseture and ell et a.
reasonable prissA sad quality ssaalte eny, nct
perior % Hosthsrn brsn1s. They expect 70 nzsst 8
iad pstrosaes ef the public, aud Ia psrticasx @s0
our msresntile community AZ oxdsrs they AaA1
% fasossA viii. viii ~ sxseu1S4 with pspnptae1D
sna q the loweak tsg0e. 0T6au fnost9s4 a ~
1 B0DEKEEe pug etoFe. of difpeted e ~ asnR
Box No. -. HoG oMse kiekmoa1, VA.
). a-,u. js:scT S.;ssssTss''s J slcvs.xss
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,yIHAT ADRUGGIsT A SAYS.

sACK SONS EXCELSIOR BITTERS Is
- peculiarly adapted. by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate. In all forms Of bilious
Diseases end Liver Complaint, it is of the most
% Prepared only by r. T. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drus gists generally. je 70
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o
Dear SrsI was, in the year of 1850. attacked with
the Scrotuls was indeed at one time given up. My
reck was from end to the other, / tried all
fatent Medicines could hear of, and employed
rai Ehyscisns. All did good until Carter's
pspers got few bottles, according to directions:
The result is that now / sound as ever was !;
fact, feel better than ever did in my ife and
would recommend it to ell who may be afflicted with
tnat swful disease.
JOHN R. WALKER, P. n.
For sale by BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, and
Druggists genersllyi aus
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s--.. rzrzzzT-xo THE ADAMS EXPRksS
90 ~ sSs1zsl COMPANY, 134 Main ST. hay

ka-sPECIAL NOTICE.-Expres packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond, and all places In Viz
giria and North Carolna, intended for Shipment oy
stear1sbips Roanoke and Jamestown. will heIeafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
Ofsce of tas New York aud Virgins Steamship
npsny. LuDLAM 80.
ap f--ls Ase"~'
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I, az d
Ware
ent
-ts, re-
ssls Z.
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D@s
The
fsllism,
feience,
o with
we'll
OF Are.
caid do
aths'es
foantssns
Fth city
on the
oniasns
on the
iencea.A
(ssnatiin,, I'm
Pideres
hose
e faHs.
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.FtlR
street
anaeds..
10 TIE
emcs,
'rhard.
. large
well 10
rect
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fRr.

sn'ore, q
fcsses.
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Alley. 4.
rs. at
Wis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10
N Office.

slr'ue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to the sub
secure certain debts therein mentioned shall ssll 4
me highest bidder for cash or on shot credit on The
xvh q November next, oil the property conveyed in
SAID trust that has not been sold privately The property
now 70 sell consists Of tack Of Land Of about 300
acres, Merchant Mill, end Saw Mill attached. This
properly isat vaughans residence, on Flat River The
ahd very well improved several out houses, very good
otoie House, and house suitable for tobacconist,
ready for business, &c.
y. e. PARRISH, Trustee.
October %. a,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10

DriscolPs Balm ola Thousand Flow
efs ior purifying the Complexion, removing PimpIes
and Rlnswofns aud cleansing the Teelh,-Price rs
cents.
Rosemary and Castor Oil, for pre-
venting The Hair from falling out and for strengthening
lis growth--Price 25 cents
Driscoll's Coloring Fluid, for chang
ing gray hair 70 lis original color without staining The
SKIN or hands n its application-Pr so cents.
For sale by
j. e. TURRENTINE & son.
October 20. an
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10
NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

TAKE This method Of inviting the attention Of The
: citizens Of hiIAbOrough and the adjacent country, ~
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citizens Of Hisborough and The adjacent country
. a new supply Of sy
Staple and Fancy Goods.
which has been selected with much care both as
styles and terms, thus enabling me 10 offer as much IN.
ducement 70 purchasers any establishment N IN
country In order to sustain fancy bushes. II -
limited market, find /, necessary 10 keen M oood
assortment o' The most desirable staple goods To ,hs
class o. goods call attention. as they have been secr,.
ed OF the bes. styles and quality and am satisfied unon
uih 'heS WIN give entire satisfaction. 10 the ol.
lowing leading articles call especial attention. yiz
bleached and unbeached Cotton Shiriincs, FIannels
blankets, io-4, I'D and l24 Irish Linens. Calicos
Dress Goods Black and Fancy silks, shasls shoes az
ahos. every description, ladies fine Caters and ak
sng Shoes, aso Servants Shoes.
No pains have been spared d male n. ,s.,,,,,..,
. M'nafy ana Fancy Goods complete. therefore Mrs
owen, whu will give her attention TO this part of tie
business aites herselfthat she will be able 10 s 81 ,be
views Of all who may favor her with their patronage
She will also r able furnish erca, variety Of dres.
aud cloak Trimmings, and will aid purchasers N select,
ing suitable kinds according 10 fashions &c, also All
the materials and patterns for making % coaks Which
che will have executed OF short notice.
As great Bargains are stlfactys 10 mosf pprScns,
Invite sttenion 70 an ergant lot Il heavy silk Coaks
and Man,ila. which bought IN couscQuence of sciit
them greatly below their actual value and will offer
ihem AZ prices accordingly. Any person waning such
an aIllce would DO well 10 call soon. as am satisfied
they WI aet ie disappointed 10 their expectation.
10 short, oniy solicit examinalion IL the stock 10
eaiey al that aim 10 open trade with the public thai
"iii DO 10 The nlniual bsi,,it u al parties.
II. l.. OWEN.
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Valuable Land and Mills, in Grange,
FOR SALE

,I,HE undersigned, wishing 10 engage IL other husi.
elsewhere. offer for sals then Land and Milk,
situated On Eno River, about seven miles east from
Marlborough, and within one mile Of the n. Carolina
Railroad. The above tracl is in fine anil perfectly
heshful situation, having on IL Merchant Mil hret
sets u sloues) With good custom. Saw Mil. Work
shop. with water power attached Store House two good
Dwellings. with 6rstrae Ice House and all necr ssary
out.huildinss and three Tenants Houses with cxerl.
lent spInRs each. The houses mills and shops are
neW and 10 complete Order The mills making as good
dauf any ~ the state.
The land is suited The culiva,inn OF grain o. TO.
haeca, and contains about Eve hundred and fy acres.
about tVo.ihirds of which arc in woods and Nclltm.
htfed. Il aiso has on il . young orchard Of choice
fruit. As long time vii hc given lor pss mcLi as may
be desired BY the purchaser.
&c. & ". M.COWN.
October 90. 6s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-10
WANTED.

II lGHT AWAY in exchange for new Goods
he 500 yards 81 Wooea Jeans.
800 eolored plain wove Linscys.
800 " white :. q do.
500 !" Of Tow aud Cotton Cloth.
400 . of BI9e-siHpeJ Cotton Cloth.
800 pairs Of Wool Socks.
200 lhs. home-spun shoe Thread.
Diied Fruit Corn, Meal, Flour. Flar Seed. Peas. &c
JAMES WEBB.
Oeiober 90. So