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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

The census Of Missouri. which has Just
been taket, shows the State 10 have total
population Of Ole 200, of whom g,503 are
free white, a,65a free blacks. and $1,000
slaves. The increase Of The white population
In six years has been over ihirty.eight per
cent. or 2a4.45s, while the increase ~ the
slaves has been l.ss5, or only fraction over
two per cent. Two counties return no slaves
tweniy counties report only. 900 altogether,
the highest reaching only ninety.sir and the
lowest bat eight. Up 10 the year 1850 the
increase Of the slave population in Missouri
was rapid and remarkable. bat the increase
seems now 10 be eifectualIy checked.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

THE SCARLET FgsER.--The following re
medy for the scarlet fever is recommended
BY DR.. Lindsey, Of Washington. as The
tregment which his been resoned 10 with
great success by DIR. Schneeman, physician
10 the King of Hanover:
From the first day Of the illness. and as
soon as We are certain Of its nature. the
patient must be rubbed morning and evening.
over the whole bu,iy. with piece Of b.con, IN
sudh manner that. with the exception Of
the head, covering Of tat is everywhere
applied. Ia order 10 make this rubbing IN
somewhat easier. il Is best TO take piece Of
bacon the size 81 the hand. that we may have
a 6rm grasp. On the soii side Of this piece
sliis are 10 be made in order 10 allow the
oozing out 81 he fat. The rubbing must be
Thoroughly perlorme,, aud no; too quickly. IN
order thai the skin may be regularly satura.
ted with the TAT. The beneficial rrsulis Of
the application are soon obsious; with a
rapidly bordering on magic. al. even the
mos, painful symptoms Of the disease are
allayeJ quiet sleep. good humor, and the
appetite ryturn, aud there remains only the
impotence TO quit the sick rom.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

CATHEDRAL At MoSTREaL.-A project has
been started ~ he Roman Catholic Churches
ii Montreal, lar the erection 81 a splendid
Cathedral. Which in size and magnificence IS
10 surpass any edi6cc u the kind on the con.
linent. Ii j. to be built after the mndel Of
81. Peters at Rome. The length u TO be
three hundred aud fifty feet; breadth. one
hundred and seyenty.ii,e feet; and height
Of dume three hundred. Il will contain ten
or twelve separate chapels and two organs.
and The time calculated Tor its compilations Is
not less than twelve years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

Evexrxo STaRs.-The larger planets now
visible in the evening after sunset are Venus,
Mars. Jupiter, and Saturn. 0f these, the
three frat mentioned are to be seen in the
western sky, and the last in the eastern.
Venus, the brightest Of all, is now little to
the west of Jupiter. but appears to be APP
preaching nearer and nearer to that body on
each succeeding evening. Her angular dis.
tance from Jupiter will be a minimum on
the iIth instant, when she will 20 to the
eastward. passing about two degrees to the
north Of Jupiter; her motion will continue
20 be direct until the eth instant. when i
will become retrogarde her brilliancy will
increase, and be at its maximum degree only
on the 9Th of April. at which time i will
begin to diminish until the 10th Of May.
when the planet, being then in her inferior
conjunction, will cease for time TO be the
evening star, and. passing through that part
Of her orbit which is nearest to the earth.
will reappear in the east before sunrise As
the morning star. National IaitLlgtaof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

A Young woman of highly respectable
Canadian family in Montreal was driving,
on Thursday last, with a cavalier, from the
Tannerics to Cote Sc. Lue. She was repeat.
edly asked by him IL she did not feel cold,
he particularly remarking on the exposure Of
her head and face BY fashionable bonnet.
She bravsly disclaimed any suffering from
cold, and defended her Glove Of bonnet"
until their arrival al their destination, when
Il was found that she could not speak. She
was taken into the house speeches., and a
physician was called. who attributed her con-
diiion 20 the effect Of the trust upon her brain,
which speedily proved fatal. Another and
sadder version Of the story is, that the young
woman was bride. her driver die bride.
groom.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

Az 0LD CHIcKEN.-In attempting TO carve
iuwl me day, gentleman found SOME
difficulty in separating its jnnts. and ex-
claimed against the man WIN had sold him
an old hen for a young chicken.
My dear" said the enraged mans wife.
. don't talk so much about the aged and
respectable Mr.. B., he planted the
iirst hill OF corr that was planted 10 town."
II know that" said the husband, :" and
believe this hen scratched it up"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

AJusr CoMrLmExr.---yhe Liverpool FINES.
with less pretensions than its London name
sake, understands American politics and the
American character much better. C0mmen-
ting on our late Presidential election. II thus
pays Us a compliment Which no other people
yet merit.
1T is amazing how soon party spirit, car
ried to the verge Of excess. subsidies IN the
United States when the will Of the sovereign
People become known. The minority bow
with instructive respect to that numerical
preponderance which it is the genius Of the
American Constitution torepresent However
fierce the struggle. however superhumsn the
efforts which have been made to secure VIC
tory. the belligerents, when the battle is over,
lay down their arms without lorfeiting each
Others respect. II requires long course OF
educational training in practical ireede,n to
attain this control. but il is possessed BY the
Americans to an extent unknown IN any other
country where free institutions exist, and the
solution Of the enigma must be looked for in
the fact that every man feels himself an atom
ia the great toial--the equal Of the foremost
in the land ;and the sef-respect so generated
pays to the State the homage Of an ungrudg
ing submission. Men deserve 10 he free
who can make such sacrifices for individual
opinion, and yet yield with patriotic philoso-
ply TO the course Of events which they can
moi central. The Union stands in little
danger &c disruption while this noble ssntI.
ment animates the breasts Of American citi-
zens."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
WOOD LAND FOR SALE.

IN Obedience to an order Of the County Court made
Z at February term, 1857, shall Oh SATURDAY
the 2st day Of March offer for sale, on the prem.
i.es about seventy Of The lands Of the heirs Of
David r. Tinnen deceased. being the southwest por.
ton Of the tract wherein said David 7. Tinnen
sided adjoining the lands Of Robert Redding. james d
Turner, and others. Il is all wood land, aud only
about fur miles from town.
TKRxs.-Six months credit will he given; bond snd
seen rily required and title reserved until the money is
AID. WM. ". TAYLOR. Comm'r.
F.hrua,y o. 77-3w
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TO THE PUBLIC.
feburary IS.

,y,HE subscriber would take this method Of informing
the public, that his Mills on Flat riscr laie
Vaughn 4 Sweney's,) are now in fine order for the
manufacture Of dur and solicits liberal share Of
patronage He has lately put in new cloths q the very
hest quality. which, with an experienced Miller he
hopes 10 give general satisfaction.
Ills srEls SAW MILL is now running 10 the vicinity
Of Camp Creek where Lumber Of all descriptions for
The make, can b had send in your bills 10 South
lowell.
JOHN L0CKHART.
February ls. 76-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
Lumber! Lumber! Lumber!!!
February. II.

rE'lIE subscribers would respectfully inform the cl-
zens Of Orange. Person. and Alsmance, that their
steam Saw Mil Is in full operation, 10 Orange county,
near the Person line, fourteen miles northeast Of Hills
borough on the main road leading fiom Hillsborough
70 Goshen. Persons wanting bills Of Lumber would
do well 10 give US call. We will furnish any amount
vf Lumber At the shortest notice. o. otherwise m all
orders committed 70 Us with dispatch. All orders adj
dressed to them at Caldwell P. o. in Orange County,
y. g., will be promptly attended to.
l.. w. HALL e. CO.
B.-waeons for hanling lumber can be procured
in The nrishhoflood, IL desired. l.. ", II. & co.
January 81 73--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

,ru INSURE A GOOD CROP OF yEGETA.
Il BLES-Use Aape.' Improved Phosphate Of Lime.
"A lot just received. am now ready 10 receive orders
fof the Phosphate Of Lime, from those who wish 10
Il Oh com 10 The spring. AZ its value ieef 10 I'll
who saw my last years coin crop, and 10 my crib
nov Tennis e''n 0ulS' JAMES WEBB.
February IS. TO-
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The NEWSPAPER Pass AT HomE ANN
ABROAD The whnle number Of newspapers
published within the United States and terri.
tories is 1894. 0i these there is published
in Alabama. 80; Arkansas. %; California.
81; Connecticut. AZ; Delaware. 8; District
Of Columbia, II {; Florida. 10; Georgia. IS
Illinois, 22l Indiana. 242; Indian Territory
/; Kansas, 2; Kentucky. 1873; Maine. 65
Mary land, 65; Massachusetts. 9; Michigan
l7s ; Nebraska, 4; New Hampshire, 40; New
Jersey, IT; New York. OILS North Carolina
s.; Ohio. $50; Oregon, s.; Pennsylvania,
4l9 Rhode Island. 20; Soulh Carolina, SO
Tennessee, l4s; Utah, l.; Vermont, SO
Virginia. Is7; Wisconsin, 80.
There are so newspapers Published in
Canada. FIVE in the Sandwich Islands ami two
ID New brunswick in England aud Walse
272 in Scotland &c in ireland lis; in Ger.
many abont 1900; in France about GOO; IN
Spain so or 40; in Russia about 100; in
Constantinople IS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

The discussion Of prget Of Treaty be-
tween the United States aud Great Britain.
recently negotiated between Mr.. Dallas and
Lord Clarendon. and which. III j, believed.
has mostly occupied the attention OF the Sc.
nate in Executive session Tor some days past,
is understood to have been terminated yes
terday, for the present, by vote postponing
lis further consideration until the 5lI d
March next. MAJ. hteligeacer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
Seed Potatoes.

1VNHE subscribers have on hand about 400 bushels
= Of Irish Potatoes proporated from the seed Of the
Snow Ball variety, which they will sell at 81 so per
hushe al the residence &c Solomon Allen. 10 Aamance
county, ten miles south Of Graham; or they will be
delivered at Graham Depot, in bags, at 81 Is per
bushel. Letters addressed 10 the subscribers, at snow
Camp Postoice, containing the cash, will be promptly
attended %. SOLOMON ALLEN s. son.
February 25 IL
-. spirit Of the Age will insert twice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

THRFrY GIRLs.--The Lowell (Massachu-
setts) factory operatives have 81 ,l0l, 725 de-
posted in the city institutions for savings in
that city. The number Of depositors is AIS,
which gives an average OF nearly 1925 to
each operative. This shows what frugality
and proper provision for the future may
effect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

q. A. Leonard. The proprietor q the South American
Fever snd Ague Remedy. makes tOh offer 10 The
snleled and W think he i perfectly sae " doing .
II s noihing les than firing hundred dollars "a
the first case. ahet satisfactory proof that his remedy
failed 10 eufe the Fever and Ague. when taken ssead
ing 10 The directions; sud from vhai know Of lhs
article. he might with safety offer thousand instead o
HUNDRED. Il cersin 10 i. operation a. The ecr
6caies prove, and ebespony one dolai pea bottle
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

prs,susgsr or SLaygs The Mississippi
Legislature has passed bill prohibiting any
owaer uf slaves lrom Furnishing them with
more than {" nine and thirty lashes" At any
ans time, o. Cor any one offence, under pen.
atty Of fine aud imprisonment
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

At Edinburg. Scotland. Dr.. Dianisius
wielobyoke, a homeopathic physician Of con.
siderable eminence. whose income from bis
profession was from $4,000 10 s60O0per annum.
has been convicted Of forging will. aud
sentenced " fourteen years transportation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

FROSTED FEEr.-Heat brick very hot
and hold The loot over it as closely as it can
be held without burning. Cut an onion in
Two, and dipping j. repeatedly in salt, rub
Il over the loot. The juice d the onion will
be dried into the foot, and effect cure IN
a very short time. II this is done for few
times II Is almoat certain to cure your feet
entirely. Erchange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
Southeast otncr Forth aud wslnu, SIS.
Cincinnati, Mar,h "a. 1855.

Prof wool's Hair Restorative Is said 10 be the only
sure cufe fof badness AMI gray hair. u removes 81
-cuf dandtu and scrofulous erupions from the scalp
and in few days gray hair 10 ~ original eo1f
aud beauty. THE preparation contains no eoiOine
natter but fesurgiaics the hair BY inyieaalng and
storing p,rieci health 10 The scalp thus impltiing new
lie and ,isof 10 the roos anil by them causing healthy
fluid 10 now into each separate haif
Lguisrilk TTmts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

tUNHE subscriber will oe, al public sale, on HURS
DAY the 18th Of March next, on the premises, The
Plantation on which he resides, nine miles south Of
Marlborough and ten miles west Of Chapel Hill con.
tanning about $50 acres The place has il very good
buildings, and the land i in good condition and well
waleied. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing invited
10 view the premises.
SAXFIELD BREWER.
February Is -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
To Mule RaiSerS,

MY Jack simon Pure will stand the ensuing season,
SA and include the fall al hts slable miles
north Of Hilsl,rough. do intend TO send him any
where else Price for insurance five dollars each. the
money due when the fact is ascenaineJ the porpery
changed.
DEsCRIPTI0N.-Simo Pure will be Eve years
old in June is sure foal gelter Is sire TO some
good colts as any oher lack He is very near fourteen
hands high end Of excellent FORM have the certificate
% John A. Vines the gentleman ofshom obtained the
lack who says he is from fine family Of Jacks a.
any IN the eastern part Of the STATE His dam was the
lafge., Jinny ever saw. and as black Is a CROW.
TYRE Is. RAY.
Fehurary IS. TIP.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
Cow o. letter received from ". $. Abbyl, di.lin

Copy Of letter received from w. s. Abbot, disiin-
guisheJ ". d.
Tuscaioos Ala, July ., 1855.
n. r.. HsLaaaln, Chemist,
No 2ss Chestnut st., Philaja.
Dear SRI lit with much pleasure ! recommend ID
the afflicted your valuable Fluid Extracts. have pre-
scrbed Them 10 The various complaints iof which they
are recommended. and have found them equally eica'
cious. They are the most active preparations of chs
Kind that ever came under my notice.
veIy respectfully yours,
tl9s8 WIS. ABBOT, ~. d.
(sse Advertisement hss5si Hslmbsld's Gsaans Pc
psfsii0ns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM in cincin.
natl, ohio. Convincing Eshlence.-for more than
three years have been suffering with rheumatism. aud
engagement and pam oflhe homes aud jainis. have
strictly followed The sdsice Of ply stians and At other
times used such family medicines had been recon.
mende,l ioi the cure Of rheumatism; stl did not I'm.
prove in The least, aud frequently compelled keep
my bel, and thereby prevented from attending 10
nv business. some weeks aen | was indUred by .
Trend 10 Try Caners spanish Mixture The effect ~.
miraculous. ielt considerably improved aor bad
taken The fourth dose have only used single bot.
lie, and am enrsly IRE from sll pain. feel beteI
Than have icit i0t years, ard ! attribute my com
pelyrcslofed health solely TO The use u Canefs span
i.h Mixture. consider mosi excellent medicine
tar teheuaisti.m and 81 diseases Of The blood, and
,hectluIly recommend Il 10 the afflicted.
D. BuRRlrT.
Southeast otncr Forth aud Walnut SIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
februsry IS.

4 ATELY REcEIvED--Be.i Corn Shelters, Cot.
- lee. Mois.ses, spun Collan, eIifs quality, and
many other goods. Cheap fOr cash and % punciual
dealers. JAuES WEBB.
F.htu,,, IT, 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
Business Notice,

ETyIIE time for going North is drawing very
u close at hand. and we would earnestly SUI
liclt 0nr customers To make us payments at
or before court. We can meet our payments
only by collections. Make partial if not a
full payment.
&c. TURRENTlNE & SON.
February H.. 75-
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Il e AID r II IS!

ALL those indebted to us on open
account, will please call and settle by
NOTE or CASH, OH or before the 1st
of February, 1857, as we intend do
ing a CASH and BARTER business
only after lst January, 1857. We
believe it best for ALL, and are de-
termined to try it.
Those who neglect the above notice
may expect to pay COST. All kinds
of Trade taken in exchange for goods.
LATIMER & BROWN.
December TO- 6S
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Call and Settle.
Lost or Stolen,

ETRoM the subscriber, at McCauIey's Hotel, on the
= 18th Of January, one Gold Watch and Chain.
The watch has the points broken off both the hands.
and small crack in the cap, on the inside. The
chain is fob chain, with two silver rings attached to
il, one where the chain is attached to the watch aud
the other where the key is attached TO the chain. All
persons are forewarned from trading for the above
named watch and chain, for il is my property. Any
rerson on returning the watch and chain TO me, or
VIM. McCauley, will be amply rewarded; and any
information respecting il will be thankfully received
ALEX. G. WATSON.
February IL. I5-3w
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
WE. the merchants Of Chapel Hill feeling the ne.
w cessiiy Of . change 10 the manner Of doing bust
ness n this place. have resolved 10 have all debts made
Tor ass sold due The IL Of each July, and the 1t Of
each January without regard 10 date Of purchase.
We are decidedly Of The opinion that Il will be better
ios the customer as we'll A. the merchant.
4. * ]. SCOTT & CO.,
W. a. THOMPSON.
j. r.. HOGAN a. CO.,
LONG 4 McCAULEY.
J. n. HUrCHINs A CO,
LOADER Il WATSON,
=. A. DAVIES,
X. Is. SAUNDERS,
]. w. CARR,
JONES WATSON,
STONE & sTROMp,
Chapel Hill. Feb. 10. 1887. 76-
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vLSIIUNADnN
CLOAK ann lrtss Mlahins.

ID EMOyAI.--MRs. y. II. COOLEY tenders
~ hei sincere thanks 70 The ladies' Of ,lIsbofoueh
of the literal patronage she has received She has
moved 10 Tie residence Of Rev q. u. Cooley, Quren
street. where she would lie pleased 10 receive call
from those wishing anything dune 10 the slpve line Of
business. Having had considerable experience, as
cutter aud ttet, in one Of most fashionable dress
making establishments In Richmond. Va she feels safe
n guaranteeing On excellent q 10 any who feel Disposed
10 rive her trial. and her wok will be promptly exc.
eulsJ In style ngt 10 be surpassed Orders from the
county tssrscually ssleiisl
Fstfsafy II. Z. -
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UsosTENTATIoUs CHARrrY.--A wealthy lady
Of Boston, with tile aid Of few friends,
prepared bountiful feast for fifteen hundred
poor children IN Boston, and spread i for
them in Fsueuil Hall on New Years day.
At the close 81 the feast each child was
presented with comfortable garment and a
pair Ot shoes.
Adyersities are blessings in disguise. We
know man who has lived six months on u
sprained ankle. He belongs TO half dozen
societies and draws iour dollars per week
from zach. He once spent a summer at
Saratoga On a sore throat.
The greatest pleasure Of life is love III e
greatest treasure is cantentment; the creates /
possession is health; the greatest ease Is sleep,
and the greatest medicine is true friend.
Vast tracks of low land in Venezuela, South
America. have been prepared for cotton.
which will IN Few years be the staple crop
Of that country.
One IL the rich men Of New York has a
regular income, i j. said, oil upwards OF three
/ thousand dollars day. What chance Tor
the exercise Of a generous benevolence.
ADuteh barque, from China for Singapore
was wrecked in December, and one hundred
Chinese passengers persisted. She had on
board two hundred aud fifty in all.
GREAT Loss OF CorroS.-Three cotton
presses aud about fifteen thousand bales o.
cotton were destroyed By fire at Mobile on
Wednesday. Loss about 81 100000.
good newspaper is like a sensible and
sound hearted trend. whose appearance oI
ones Threshold gladdens the mind with th,
PROMISE ol pleasant aud profitable hour.
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e. w. WOODS,
House Painter and Furniture varnisher.

House Painter and Furniture Varnisher.
nESlRES 10 return his sincere thanks 10 The citizens
~ Of Hlllsboroush. Chapel HILL aud the surrounding
country. nr The very rfal patronage they have here
ioiore extended to him, aud would respectful inform
them ihst be continues to carry the Painting business.
lie STYLE Uf doug work lie thinks. Is handsome (;
his materials are % tie substantial quality; his
charges are a. in,alcfas rs the hard lines will admit
them TO hs and when be- receives ofer be puts Il
taht through on the iasi lnr, aud settles BY the
tue Of : live and lel live
Science has Asserted. philosophy teaches. experience
has n,ayen and everyhHy knows IL 10 I've So, that
house that is well painted will last three times long
as one that i not Then, rikens u Marlborough. let
ECONOMY lie your dictator. give the painter jb. AMI
lri the line laufsh. coaiof piini would greatly
improve the appearance Of many Of our houses. a
lev minihs regular en- 10, mrnt 10 hOusePain 10
Hslorcugh would make Il tie prstest town IN the
slaie. Then Ut your town pfde animate YOU 10
brush up.
Before decays elfscing fingers
Scratch sut the lints where beauty fingers.
To THE LADiES.-Mf. Woods will attend
promptly - Cleaning anl Vanishing Furniture
making u look as well IS new.
AL orders thankfully received. Address
+. W. WOODS,
HillsbOioush, n. 6.
January u. Ia
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DR.. Roscoe Hooker,
HILLSBOROUGH, N. O..

WILL generally be found. when not professionally
engaged, either al his office residence, opposite
the Orange Hotel.
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WRAPPING PAPER.

Fsy - JAMES WEBB, Agent.
Feh,na,y IS. II
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WANTED an active honest man in each section Of
w the State 10 take ctders by sample for :" Nc
ALLISTER's H0MG0PATHlcR REMEDIES" 10
active men literal monthly salary and fair commission
will be paid. Address with stamp TO prepay answer
DR. j. 5. McALLISTER,
74-4w Jersey City, n. J.
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New Year----January |, 1857.

n MUST have settlements once year. All
I accounts are due this day, and must be
satisfactorily settled before new ones are
raised.
shall be pleased to sell on short credits
to punctual dealers.
All kinds Of barter taken in exchange for
goods. Groceries are cash articles.
JAMES WEBB.
January Z. IL