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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
MOTH ERs, SAVE YOUR CHILDREN.
E1cEnp's Vegetable sgorE:l Pasaigses.
.L,L.-.- NJ - = ~ !


EEcnp's Vegetable SsOFEa PasGi8scs.
They ore inioliabie for The cure Of
INFER N AL w @ e. NlS!
The peculiar properties which belong To "Iicmp's
hoZenges,n . nave never before been combined in
any prepal nation They are attractive 10 the eye as
Stoeetnaeat Of DeJ3Aio0s F}at62,
rapid yet harmless in their operation, composed
solely OF
VEGETABLE MATERIAL,
and require Mercury to be taken before or after
them. They do their WORK more thoroughly ihail
any'ot the nauseous Verlnifuges Of the day
THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH
is considered by the most distinguished ri ysicians
to be worms among children. 1t isscurceiy neces
sary therefore, TO pat mothers their guard agains
this nsiduous complaist, o, TO recommend them tc
take prompt steps to remove il by he use of the on
ly true remedy, KEMP'S PASiILLES, presented
in such palatabe form that children take them
eagerly without coaAine. Sold by d L. LANMAN
Co:, 69 Water Street, New York, and by a
druggists at % cents per bottle.
April /, l857-y
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a JOHN HUMMER,
FashiOnable Taiier a Cutter.

Gshop on Market street, three doors from the
s9FneF, In the room formerly oeeupisd By J. M
Esiep, Esq, and opPosits Browns store. A share
OF patronage respectfully s0lieited
Csdiz. Ohio. Aprl 4. le57-H
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SEeErAT's LITE PILLS, AND
EhOcniC Iattcrs !! /!
TINE BEST FANNY MEDICINE NOW BE.
l. fore the public, for the cure Of
ScrOfula, Ulcers, Scurvy OF
EruptiOns of theShin, Fever and
AgMe, Dyspepsia, DrOpsy,

| AEWE, WysWEpsEdg UTUpSy,
and in fact most all diseases yield TO their curative
pt wers tt sh6
1t has been computed that during the last twenty
five years, upwards of FOUR MILLIONS of per.
sons have been benefited by the use oiihese medi-
cines fact which speaks volumes in favor oi their
curative properties-a single trial will place them
heyond the reach Of competition in the estimate of
every patient. BY their use the blood Is restored
TO healthy state and freed romull impurities. The
system is not reduced during their operation, but
inyigoraed, and they require restraint f:om bu
siness or pleasure
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy
that viii do for them all that medicine can possibly
effect
PREPARED BY
w. B. MOFF.A-T. M. d.
PROPRIETOR OR,-NEW YORK. NJ 4 M
And tor SDls BY JOHN XcBEAN Cadis Ohio
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
FOR TIE
MANUFACTURES AND SAL Il
BOOTS AND SHOES.

anb suOsetlbfrs having about completed thelf
BeIIaire Belmcn cOunty,:O.,
ior the purpose 0 ma luiacturing and selling (st
wholesale exelusivelyJ
" BOOTS AND SHOES,
beg leave TO submit few iaets 10 all those enga-
ged ia the trade; -.-
lsI-We have had long experience in the man
ufaeture OF Boots and Shoes
2d-We have selected our business location At
BElLAlRE, on the Ohio River, where the Bal
timore and Ohio, the Cntra Ohio, and the Wells.
vile Branch Of tie Pittsburgh and Cleveland Rail.
roads, are already completed, and the Marietta
Railroad ~ course OF construction; il being point
free and easy access to and from all parts OF the
country, and where living Tor workmen Is compar-
auvely eheapa lft
3d-We believe we can manufacture ell the lead
tor the sume price, than is bought in the. eastern
markets. We shall at s times keep large ssocS
OF Mems, Boys and YOuth's @
G ALE, KIP AND THICK BOOT s,
shoes and Caters;
Also, Womens' Misses and Childrens' Calf Kip
Goat and Enamhled SHOES, Of different styles, o.
our own Manufacture. In addition thereto we
have made arrangements East, and shall have
variety and style OF BOOTS and SHOES, now II
generaiuse
4th--lt is our intention to do a fair, honorahl,
and permanent business, and thall labor faithful,
and diligently TO meet the views and promote thl
interest OF our Customers, as well as our own
We solicit your trade and hope you will call an,
examine our goods and prices, before pHrehasin,
elsewhere. W. RICHARDSON & CO.
Beliaire Jan. ID, lS57-tf
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NEW ARRANGEMENr.

LNoR THE fsne6t Of my customers. / have con.
IL cluded 10 make the tolawing Arrangements
propose 10 sell Goods on as favorable terms as
they can be had in this Market and deduct per cent
for eash Paid being eqHalto 10 per cent per
annum,lu decided advantage 10 the Purchaser
Believing that hort settlements are most satisinc
tory 10 all parties, have concluded TO- settle with
alLmy customers by the FIRST Of January and the
hrst OF July OF each year These arrangements
-kUNy r. EINNCv
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Pittsburg Columbus & Cincinnati
EASTWARD.

lst TrAin-Morning Express-Leaves Columbus
At las, a. m; Newark, 3.l5a. m; Dresden l. I6 a.
m Coshocton 4,5l a. m; New Comerstown 5.3i;
Uhriehsville 6 81; Cndiz Junction tbreakfasp At
]. 80; Steuben sille Junction geo; Yellow Creek al
il.S0, tconnecting with uain Of c & p. road, which
reaches Cleveland at 3. Tsp nj Rochester l2.4Q.-
and arrives at Pittsburgh at - p. m. in time for
tive " Fast Line" ct the Pennsylvania Rail Rosd
al 10 p m. which arrives nt Philadelphia and Bal
tinore the following morning at els, and New
York at lL20 m. al
End Mail Train-Leaves Columbus at 1890 a.
m; Newark IL so; Dresden l2.47; Coshocton din
nerl 100 p. m. New COmerslown 2o1: uhrichsVe
q As; Cudiz Junction As; Sieuhenville Junction
445; yellow Creek $40, [connectng with G. & P.
Mail Train, which reaches Cleveland at $50 p. N.
Rochester $40, and arrives at Pittsburgh at 1S5 p
m in time for Express Line" OF Pennsylvania
Rail Road at 40 p. m, which arrives at Philndel-
phia and Baltimore the following day at leo p m.
and New York at6 p. m
3d-Fast Freight and Stock Train--Leaves Col.
umhus al 6 00p m; Newark at 905; Dresden il.04
COshocton 1905 .. m New ComeTstown ll5; uh'
| richsvile 2.36; Cndiz Junction 40; Steubenvillt
junction 80. Rochester 10 80 u. M, and arrives n
Pittsburgh st4.20 p. IN. The Pennsylvania Raj
! Road now offers superior inducements to Drovers
as they have the advantage of either the Philade
phia or baltimore markets at the same rate OF tran
portatiOn.. .r....-
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1E Bbls Extra Western FIous q,
- lmsy 2ll GEORGE4& WI LSONsy
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r. PHILLIPS & SON.

nEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER SC
GssAlZ, eBhtw
RyST0RE, on Main st eet opposite thu pubii,
baiiings
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Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, MasS
PRIrr x5 Crs PER Box FIVE Boxes poa A n. y

John Mclean and Ionn Beall Cadiz; Thos HOP.
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DICOVERY

. VF The AGE
Dr. Kennedy, Of hoNbufv, has discovered in nm. !.
our common pa ituft weeds remed v thatcures
Every Kind Of umor
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lst Train-Express Mail-Leaves Pittsburgh at
$50 m; Steubenville Junction 6.35; Cadiz June
ton at 7.36; New Market 8l3; UhrichsVile 65l;
Coshocton 1904 Dresdenl0.37 Newark 1885, ar
riVes at Columbus at LIS, and Cincinnati al $50
n N l..
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DRY G0ons. &C.
New Fail and Winter Goods for 1887,
Ar ALEXANDER CREECH,S.


New Fail and winter Goods for 1857, :.
AT ALEXANDER CREECH's.
AtHE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECEIVED A SUPERIOR
j Stock Of Rich and Fashionable FALL AND WINTER
THIRD Door From PuLIEN BEIuss CoRxrn, +
.-..s- Fayetteville Street, - ~
Where he would be pleased to bis friends and customers
and the public generally and where they will find large
and attractive of Goods, embracing almost
every style of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, GENTLEMEN'S
Go0DS. BOYS AND SERVANTS WEAR, with prices
to suit the times. .,.. r. o.. -
Those wishing to procure GREAT BARGAINS should
not fail to call and examine them 800 pieces of the latest
styles of CalcOes 100 pieces Fancy and Plain De Lans
Come and get something nice, and cheap in De Lain
Dress. Valencennes Plaid, aud other styles of Plaid
Now is the time to buy Figured and Solid cored French
Merno various colOrs also, English Merino, good
sOrtmcnt-6 yards makes dress for $l.30 Black and
Fancy Silks; white and cOlored Leghorn BOnnets; Sill,
look ut them); Cloaks and Shaws, "a fine assortment
Also, good stock of Hats. Wool, Fur, CASHMERE and
Moeskn Beaver Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes; Winter
Double Soed and other makes of Shoes which will be sold
CLOTHING; Heavy Gunny Bagging and Rope at the
lowest price, have almost every thing usually kept in
the Dry Goods line.
Now customer do not only say you believe that you will
call and but you 'c call and come right along,
ard buy the articles you want You need mind this
Store and that old Store, pretending to sell cheap
Goods; but and mine, and you will be convinced
who sells cheap Goods will sell Goods just cheap
you buy them Of any honest man who Intends pay
ing for his Goods in this City, County State Call und
my Stock, and if the prices and quality do
not suit you pass them. You will find me always my
post ready and willing to customers and give
them the worth of their money
my thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto be-
ALEXANDER CREECH.
Raleigh Sept. 81, 1887. S9-6t.
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FATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE
II SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform
friends and the public that have large and most
excellent Stock % Leaer and Findings, for the Spring
Trade which will sell low other establishment
South of New York and for less than they be had
even there, expenses of travelling freight &C. considered
All of our purchases having been made from the Impor
ers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tannery, places it in power sell Goods above
ed Those who wish to buy lose by giving stock
examination, and believe shall be able to please
both as to price and quality Below enumerate some of
the leading articles viz
30 dozen Of Crawfrds Calf Skins this maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
Tendon in lS5i.)
40 dozen French Skins best quality,
40 American Calf Skins,
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
900 Sides Oak Tanned and Hcmlock Sole Leather,
50 I" Band Leather
Lasts BOotTrees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also, Sewed BroganS Of manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles
to mention at No. q, Old street, opposite P Harsons
Saddlery. F. A. h r. H. FORD.
NIB We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered To lis at our Store.
Petersburg, May ), 1852. IT,
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READY.MADE CLOTHING, &C.

Northern and southern Intelligence.
VUlHE UNDERSIGNED, AFTER RETURNING
thanks his friends and the public general for the
very liberal patronage hitherto extended to him. and re-
newed his art by strict attention to business
and determination TO please. merit continuance OF the
respectfully informs them he has just returned frcm
the Northern Cities and is receiving his Spring and
Summer supplies, selected with great and attention
from the latest impOrtatons.
He has in larg, and varied assortment Of French
English and American Cloths CaSsncres, Nesuings Of all
colorS and STYLES.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Stocks Napoleon Ties, Cavats Glove, Collars Byron,
standing and garrote Dess Shirts French Embd Bosom
Under-shrts and Drawers of Silk Linen, Gause and Jeans
in addition which, he is large assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING
both of his and Northern manufacture, which being
made under his supervision and direction he
fdentiy recommend He most respectfully soicits
animation of his goods. and makes charge for exhibiting
hem-arry all Of which, he would be pleased dispose
of on the most reasonable terms
To cash buyers. he offers deduction of 10 per cent for
all accounts as high Us - dollars.
All bills closed Seui-annualv first of January and July
Cutting and repairing done with care and dispatch
The latest Foreign and American Fashions just we'd
ISAAC PROCTOR,
Merchant Tailor.
April II. 1857. 4s-swtf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WATSON'S IMPROVED TWELVE no NO.
SEWING MAHINE LAR

THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH AND yp,on.'
II ING country are respectfully invited IN nlGRB0R.
f%%m a Mr. Daguerrean Rooms, over ca" ,h
Watson's Celebrated SI2 Family Co.
chine, wing Ma.
Which will be on exhibition at the above place Az,
fine opportunity for all the citizens to see Attending
particular worth for family use ~ ana test it,
This Machine is admirably adapted +, aul;,
Sewing it is simple in its construction easily M Family
abe to get out of Order and will do as much wor
day as the most expert seamstresS do in fem a single
needle and is sold for the low price of 'ei with her
TW E We DOLLARS
Any one who'upon seeing it operate should wish,o
Machine, may leave their order with the assn. 10 procure
ceIvlng in few days one equal in every resas, Of re-
sample on exhibition. 'e>lec' to the
W State and County rights for sale by annir 1g.t
in person or by letter. pP3hg to Us
August 25. 1857.
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Land and Mills for Solo

live, lying on both sides Of Little River one and
half miles North Of Boon Hill, depot en- The q RaIrod
lying the River that produces we'll .nds xs9
MmSsrea good dwelling and out houses substantial
with Crust Mil Corn cusIsr an. p,S115n ng Mills
Circular Saw Mill the opposite side Of the stream. This
inc most eligible site in the Eastern part
ea or Cotton Factory. The stream affords sufcencv
o wa.er to carry Cotton Factory of any sze with Saw
capital n MINIS aisshed Those wishing to invest their
Hill, NC. Ne'' 'ne suoscr'oer ~ BOON
Sept. 20, 1857. n D. "HadLEY
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REAL & PERSONAL ESTATE.

Land for Sale.
II WISH TO SELL TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN.
u ing TO- 1t lies in Nash county. the road from
Hardston Belford five miles Of the former place
1t joins the lands of DR. Stills Lewis Arlington and others.
1t has ON it comfortable dwelling house and some out
houses and orchard of late apple trees 1t is in as
healthy neighborhood in the County. and half of
growth of Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco.
Persons wishing to purchase land would do well to call
and examine the premises, bargain will be gwen For
further particulars address at Frankinton, \. G.
JOHN s. RODDIE.
Sept. 60 1857. S9-lmpd.
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NOTICE.

a SHORT TINE SINCE, AT A PUBLIC MEETING
"A held at Asheville, Committee appointed take
steps for the erection of granite Monument the ghest
peak the Black Mountains to the of the ae Dr.
E. MITCHELL Of the University who sadly persisted in its
exploration Having been requested by this Committee TO
act its agent for this portion of the State will take
great pleasure in receiving contributions for object
praseworthy. .....
KEMP P. BATTLE
Sept. 90, 1857. S9-tf
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MACHINES, ENGINES, &c.-HAvING RE
1l ceved Agency from of the largest establish
ments in the United States prepared to contract
the most favorable terms for cash good paper
Among many things, enumerate Locomotives. with an
improved valve arrangement, giving the best results
Stationary Engines from to 500 horse arranged to
purposes which they needed and
to give satisfaction.
Portable Engines from to Is horse power adapted to
the of Farmers, Printing Offices, H"isting &c.
Power Presses of new, simple durable and effective
character, and very rapid work.
Shop Fittings, Power Planers Boring and Morcing Ma
Chimes Cotton and Flour Mills and indeed all kinds Of Mo-
chinery. SAML b. PAUL.
Petersburg, Va.
February 1s, 1856. ' 25-swly.
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Book Binding.
JOHN H. DeCARTEREr & SON.
RALEIGH, n. G..
ARE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING
"A business in all branches the old stand over
Turner's \. &. Bookstore
Their increased facilities will enable them to execute the
binding of Periodicals. Newspapers Music, &c. with promp
and Dispatch at New York prices.
Books sent Them fro any part of the State, with d.
rectons will b. h md style desired boxed and sent
back without delay. Address
JNO. Ii. DECARTERET & son,
Raleigh, N G.
April 25, 1856. 45-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NALL TRADE.-I AM NOW RECEIVING MY
IL Fall Stock of SHOES AND BOOTS Those in want
of good article requested call and for them
selves.
II. A. DEPKIN
One door below the Post Office
October 9, 1857. %
lust RECEIVED, LOT OF MISSES AND
- Childrens Goat Boots thick soles, made order
good article.
II. A. DEPKIN
One door below the Post Office
October 9, 1857. ~
SERVANTS SIIOES!-A NO. ! ARTICLE OF
- this kind just opened Il
H. A. DEPKIN'S.
One door below the Post Office.
October ., 1857. ~
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6e0E REV ARD.-STOLEN FROM THE
D$eD house of the subscriber, Friday night last,
fine Gold Watch black guard and heavy gold slide
The letters s. A. NJ very finely engraved the back
of the watch, in the center The slide has in 'front.' tsoo
Aeartsone large and small-tuo hand, large and
small ,o hair IN the centre Also black sole leath-
hand truDk-no name full IF white clothes, mostly
pants Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for the apprehea-
sion Of the rogue, and the delivery Of the property
R. C. MAYNARD.
Franklinton, N. c., August IA, 1857. 7G-tf
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FALL GOODS FOR 1857.

FALL GOODS FOR 1857.
lust RECEIVED, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
a. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, &C.
which will be sold ON good terms be afforded in
II market The subscriber thinks it is unnecessary to
make great promises abnnt what he do in the
of selling Goods cheap every man with common sense
knows that bound to make profit. Call and
examine, and you will find good Goods and prices right.
HATS AND CAPs..-A LARGE STOCK OF
- every description of Soft Hats for men and boys;
Beebes Dress Hats Plus Cloth and Slick Caps for men,
boys and children just opened
ROOTs AND sHOEs.---LADIEs' GOAT AND
Ladies Caters and walking Shoes,
Misses and Chdren's do
Mems waterproof Boots.
Calf and c,nmon l.. B. Shoes. large supply of the
pest dane.s"s br"sns r negroes; also. large stock "'
' ~ " ~ ~ " H. l. EVANS
CARPETS, CARPETs.-RICHB BRUSSELS, ALL
~ wool; T"rBly, wool a,d c"'t"n and hemp Ca,petng,
where e '''''|'' 10 @'' A''' 'A"'| '@I H. EVixs
from 81 80 To SIS II. L. EVANS.
October =. 1851. go
1857 Fall Trade, 1857
AT 46, FAYETrEvILLE STREET,
Opposite tie Fast Gfce.)
BROWN Il WiGGINS,
nEALERS IN ALL THE VARIOUS FABRICS OF
II French. German, and American DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES DC.
Their Stock in Store is large and complete to which
they respectfully invite the attention purchasers Their
preparations this have been extensive than
usual and they their friends that they find
their establishment assortment uf JOds well adapted
to the of ALL their stock being equal in variety and
cheapne>s 10 that Of auv other house in The CITY.
Those EN- ruStng orders relv having
taem filled with pomplness aud upon the reasonable
terms. We refer with confidence those who have pre-
vnusly given Is a trial.
W. J. BROWN, J. W. VIRGINS.
October @ 1857. gu-tf
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FOR SALE.


nNE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRA
Bile residences in the State with all necessary out.
houses and fifty of land attached situated about one
mile from the town of Lousbure on the Halifax road
The house is neatly furnished Sold either with or with
out the furniture. For further particulars apply to
Louisburg, August q, 1857 " 7sH
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IT AND FOR SALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE MY
IL Mason Hall plantation in Orange. the Alamance
lne the n. c. Raj road oreand-ha miles northeast
of Mebanes station Said plantation is situated healthy
neghborhood is well waered and has meade of superb
quality upon it, good dwelling house and all necessary
outhouses and good proportion of timbered land and
contains about 400 Terms will be made suit
the purchaser For further information apply Giles Me-
bane, ESQ., Mason Hall, Alamance.
MARY F. BOND.
February o. 1857. 2S-tf
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
MY PLANTATION NEAR THE TOWN OF HALL
1 fax, containing 700 acres, well adapted to he cut
walton of Cotton and grain also another adjoining
containing 2lS will sell both together separate
Also my stock of Mules Cattle Hogs Corn and Fodder
much the purchaser may desire. Asthose who
may wish to purchase will examine before buying deem
it unnecessary give any further description Those in
want Of good Cotton farm will do well to give CALL
Terms will be made easy.
WIN. B. POPE.
Halifax, n. c., Oct g. 1867. 9I-sw6w.
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Valuable Town Lot for Sale.
Valuable Land for Sale.


HI e UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
tract of superior land Containing about 22 acres sit
nate on both sides Of Big Lick Creek the sboro and
Fish Dam Road There better land than this in the
State for the growth of Corn, Wheat Tobacco.
There said land good twostoy dwelling with
roons and the necessary ouhOuses Those wish
ing to purchase had better call they will lose bar
gain. CHESLEY JONES.
NOV ia 1896. 1-swtfpd Inns.
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WYE HAVE ALSO, MESS PORK IN HALF
W bbls Mess Beef do, Fulton Market Beef Pig Pork,
er S ss s
LITCHFORD, SHEPARD co.
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MARBLE AND GRANITE.
Ii A Nj STRON A G. HI,
HAVING
MESSRS MAUNDER & CAMPBELL

MOULD CONFIDENTLY RECOMMOND THEN
w to the Public skillfu and competent workman,
and reliable gentlemen.
The undersigned. successors to WIN. STRONACH, will
continue the execution Of
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK,
in all its branches They be found at the old stand
southeast of the Grave Yard The Public is nyt
ed 10 and examine specimens Of work, well our
stock of Materials good supply of all kinds being always
kept on hand
All orders from distance promptly attended to.
Address. MAUNDER l. CAMPBELL,
Raleigh, N. C.
Dec. 5, 1856. 6-Swly.
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PROSPECTUS.

1T IS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
u Frankinton. newspaper of medium size, On good pa
per- with types be devoted mainly to the interests
Of Franklin county, and the Counties composing the 4h
Congressional District In politics, the paper will be
supporter of the present Administration But it is not
intended make The paper vehicle through which
portion of iellowctzens shall meet with insulting
epithets however much they may differ with the Editor in
are the weapons to be used IN political discussions.
The paper will be published at e PEI anuum, invariably
payable advance and is DESTROYS to commence the
enterprise forthwith, thse who feel interest therein
urgently solicited to their best exertons in procuring
the requisite number of sub cribers 0 to warrant the
undertaking. The paper shall be gotten up a manner
which will reflect credit upon the thriving town Of Frank
linton.
October 9, 1857. %