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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
FIRST BLOOD SHED FOR LIBERTY IN
THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.
+ Communicated TO tie Charleston .NcrcurY.1

Communicated 10 the charleston Mercury.
The first blood shed in defence of liberty and in
opposing English oppression was i'll the So"th.
The State Of North Carolina-the ''old North
State" and twin sister of South Carolina-is emit
tied to the honor. 1t was during the gubernato-
rial administration of the notorious Governor Try
on, the English governor at the time who built
one of the most splendid palaces in either North
South America, at Newbcrne \. c., with the
proceeds Of h.rcS imposed upon the people for the
purpose and to resist which taxation portion of
them rebelled, just as did the men of MaSSachu-
sets afterwards 1t took place in the year III,
and is narrated by Mr. Wheeler i'll his History of
North Carolina. On the 10th of May, in that year,
Il battle was fought between the American and Bri-
fish forces, on the banks Of the Aamance river III
what is known now as the county of that name,
called the Battle of Alamance. The American
forces were called the "Reguators," from their
efforts i'll cndcavoring to bring about equitable
regulation of taxes and other oppressive matters.
The American forces amounted to 1000, and were
headed by Elcn named Husbands, Hunter and
Butler, while the British forces, including militia
called out BIZ TryOn, amounted to upwards of Gle
ven hundred, but had the advantage greatly in arms
and dicipline. As might have been expected the
americans were defeated, after action of two
hours, with loss of 20 dead and several wounded,
while that Of the royal forces, in killed, wounded
and missing, was 81. Mr. Wheeler saws:
Thus ended the battle of Alamancc Thus
and here the first Liood $pilIcd in these Uni
ted States in resistance to exactions of English
rulers and expressions by the English Government.
THE great Wolf of South Carolina showed his
blood thirsty temper by acts of revenge, cruelty
and barbarity. He hung Captain Tew the next
day, without trial, tree"
1t was i'll this case, Byron truly says in one of
his poems
For Freedoms battle ONCE BEGUN,
BcquCathed from bleeding sire to son,
Though sometimes lost, is ever WON
Thus we see that it was at the battle of Ala
nance and not at Bunker Hill, that the first
American blood WAS shed in the cause of liberty.
f'1Ionor to whom honor is due
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
SILVER PLATING.

And Gold Silver. Brass and all kinds of metal work
paired Coach makers at Il distance that want
their work done have it attended in the shortest
notice and finished in the best style one nrcd yards
north of the Court House and door Overman Il
Wilson's coach shop.
JOHN N. MASON.
June 8, 1853. l2-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
Lumber for Sale.

Tilt HAVE on hand ~, 1000 feet of Lumber, of all
E kinds and am prepared to fill all orders 81 per
hundred the MILL board measure, will deliver it
on moderate terms. The Lumber can be found miles
north of Charlotte, the Charlotte and Statesville
Plank Road.
JOHN W WALLACE.
June l. 1853. 3m-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
BRASS AND COMPOSITION
Q a = Z M @ .

prepared to manufacture all kinds of work in the
above line of business. would call particular atten
ton those that have mills factories any kind of
machinery that needs composition of durability for mill
inks that have OF my own and have never heard
of any thing that would stand half equal to it. will
make that have been running fifteen and twenty years
could furnish more than hundred certificates of its
durability.
furniS! the set for eight dollars. Try them and save
yourselves the trouble of stopping your mill when all
else is right.
JOHN VI. MASON.
June g, 1858. l2-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
ROBEISt

large lot of Icrage, Organdic and -hounced
and sidcstr;ped ROBES will he offered for few weeks
1T greatly reduced prices by
May 25 1888. 7. H. BREM < co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
TRUNKS! ,EEaUNkS!!

\ good assortment of Ladies' and Gents Trunks,
NalliceS. Carpet Bags. etc. at low prices.
Nav 4th FULLIN(iS SPRINGS & co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
Gun and Lock Smithing.

All work i'll the above business, except stocking. will be
punctuly attended TO and finished in the best
of workmanship. at my shop north ofthe court house
next to Urerman Il Wilson's coach shop.
JOHN NJ MASON.
June g. 1853 l2-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
PROF. DE GRATH's PRACTICE
Sheriff cured in one night by De Grnths Electro w.
LETTER FROM DIR. KEYSER.

PittSburg, May Goth IS5G.--PEoF. De CRATE "
south Eighth st. Phil have remarkable Gu w.
Deputy Sheriff Kerr, of Pttsburg had very s "GH5
ana painful hand. applied the oil personally w VI
gave instant relief. He has recommended the Oh III.
others afflicted with Iheumatism in which the re'
were most satisfactory. Truly yours, ,rp
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06

That 'evil communications corrupt good man
,3ers Is proved in the of member of the New
ork Assembly, from one Of the rural districts
Ii is said that the first year he went to Albany he
was so conscientious that he utterly refused to
Eeceive his allotment of steangs, in the shape of
looks and stationery The next year he did not
hesitate, and finally went home unable to tell the
truth, even under the most favorable circumstances
Several of the States elect their Members of
Congress during the present year, amongst which
are New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and
Missouri
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
Belts ! Belts Belts!!!
ENRON the best Betting Company, at Manufacturers
z prices CASH PRICES:

IT, ScalhesS BcIS hlnu1atturCd 10 Ordcr at Snort
notice.
Conducting Hose of all sizes for pres
sure ordered direct from the Manufacturers. ALSO.
Packing of all description at 80 Cents per pound.
j. B. +. BOONE.
June l. 1883 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
Establishment.

PURE WHITE VINEGAR, CLOVES,
NCTMkGS, MACE. PEPPER, &C., fresh supply
May l8. For sale at SCARF l. cos.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
stock of Gents & Boys Clothing

tCtF UVeTtU tH WfS '57"7c.
It is bold assertion but nevertheless true: because
buy the materials and manufacture our own goods
thereby saving the manufacturers profit, which is at
per Moreover, every article of Clothing
passes under the supervision of of the firm: and if
not wcll-madc it is not received. We can, therefore,
,carran the making of all goods that go from house
FULLINGS, SPRINGS Il co.
Nav / 1853. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
State Of N. Carolina, CASTOR Count

....-- In Equity-SpriHg Term, 1888.
Dorcas GingleS and Others Charlotte Gingles and
others
O. B.-For Sale of Land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Martha Gingles. Mary Gingles, Samuel Gingcs Andrew
GiEglcs, Nalissa Gingcs, and John Robertson are n
residents of this State the said parties HEREBY
notified according to order of said Court, that publ
cation be made for six weeks in the Western Democrat
for defendants to appear at the next Term oths Court
to be held for the county Of CASTOR at the Court Iluus
in Dallas. on the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday
August next, to answer, plead or dcnur to said bl
or Judgment pro confcsso will be entered against them
WITNESS, +. NJ. Alternately, Clerk and Master in
Equity at Office in Dallas, the 9th Monday after the
18th Monday in February, A. d. 1853.
+. NJ. ALTERNATELY, CINE
June l, l95S.-ll-6t Tprice of adv. SCI
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06
Bows Clothing.

To parents we would say, you find assortment
ut Clothing Store, where keep all kinds, which
is well made.
May 4th. FCLLlNGS, SPRINGS u co.
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CASHMERE SUITS.

1T amy price you may want-Another bold assertion
bat nevertheless Nothing like being connected
with Il manufacturing house.
FULLINGS, SPRINGS 4 co.
May 4th tt
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-06

THVIE NEW FIRM of FCLLINGS, SPRINGS < co.
4 beg leave to present themselves to the citizens of
North and South Carolina and in doing would
estlv solicit continuance of the liberal patronage be-
slowed on the well known firm Of Fuliings Co.
We would say with much assurance that we have the
Largest, Ncdtest aud Cheapest
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-07

~8rwM Msn
&TAs~ - - N - ~ W
YrwEKA - x<1<kwx 41RYYH
lyDk0D# &EG1xA #E&lxAA4D4J.
- - - ..s = ,.uu1ls.-ss
sra.vIs~ss 49, $50 -. - - -. :.
ssss - Nawsa Assefs.ss 81 49, ~ - -
,s s WI fs2ss "a r.s r. - ~ .x1Sr~s~ui
- w. &c., - sS[ H ~ M -w
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- 49, - - -. u -. - go
seFTM1-Aet ~
-. !. - 49,. -... - =. -. 80. -
- - .~Ss~ - 80, - -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-07
HEALTH AND BEATTY.

Hos Go " he most b<aasffrt woman in the
wsYia. Hsw - be mere ssantifsi SITTER uarrisrc
instead ~ assYys Ugly. most wives now ARE -
HsS TO transmit yoar hearty ss fear children
wfshgat hostHg III 70 rself fIow 81 f~ sxeet with
est perflme, cheerful wffhorft sgsnaiant< rosy
sS*aart F0ugs an va6iant without paint The
naeaifs are eertsfa withsn the reach IN every 20
fsan and are detailed With ample directions In 4
letter 70 ladies' which win NJ mailed prepaid
= any ads.~s ~ lie receipt 81 Is eestz Ia stxass
Or american esin. Aa3ress
1sI DR Z. l. CHAPMAN
70. q wsst Igsh street New York.
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~ u BOuthESner 90 ktessn khx sBas and
ss.asaF Aig-er~.
Sfsssrs. PHILLIPS, Sampson ( Co, have
received the following ietscr from Que Of
their sabseslbers 10 the AtIansie Monthly
In Louisiana:
July 9th, 1864,
Genflencn--In an article headed
.Nhas ms We going 10 make" in the
Las. w. Of your Magazine. tie writer
thinks that tae hiilenisas for piggcrs Ii
to be Lroa.hs abSat by steam, o. tie
ground that Dasllil u coti fed ~ xsea:a:.
engin will produce aore power than
buzhil Of Ingia corn I'D Il ni-ger, aud
that the great Improvement that IL 10 take
place IN thsaa eaeiss In 50 " a lou years
viii ensbie ~ 10 navigate cur csra aesds,
and pillow A. rnach evftsn, with one crit
ter, Of this sort in she sslnae length 81
time, and .. hess expence, than with ~
niggers; consequently, We vii free all the
niygers Az ! ueuserce, and tske the enzin
instead. WOW jet grant that what h.
Ears atqut plowin By steam should turn
on true--aad cotten could be grow d in
this way geat w-at to ask him one
nneatioa-N hen il comes TO picten ant,
whas il bis stseta engia then. 1t takes
fnyers 10 du this sort Of work, and no
steam engin HilI ever be nsaid 10 strike .
lick Ike them. III NC ever du pillow By
seeem, which went deny mought be done,
vel tarn cor niggar. into piekers---saaI<a
more cotton AM sell II a lcss price. lie
ia uhst might be csiied a speculative &c.
Mus, like fcller who lives not far froa
here he thonght he'd make AT improve
meot 10 f,,ektag, and then nonkeys would
be tho very article. One monkey would
pick as raueh MS one Niger, and one nig-
Ger could oversee ~ monkeys. The mon
Keys was got and the trial was maid the
only mistake ABOUT II vas, instead Of ono
niger fnanagiog 10 Monkeys 1t took ~
niegers to manage one monkey 20 he ha.
guv up experimental aud sticks 10 the old
way OF gatherin Ais crop Some one says
that every man is cray Oh stecn, but It's
not exaetly the ryh seyt - etfeafe. u .
idsda Ten him 10 FIRE p and try ag,n.
You win excuse re fyr sayipg that think
some Of your articles Is fashcr too hifaIn
tin on aLolrhen subjects.
ri Respectfully A Subscriber
p. s. Tell your breakfast table ,nan 10
70 90 ahsud-ho's one Of err.
--.--~~~~-.---4--
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Dissolution.

T'HF FTEM 0FE- chips 3 co. HAVE TINS
j 9sy dfssaIved pastnership. by mutual con-
aeat The ss1Ainees viii hereafter be conducted
by d. Il ID. Caild<. with wsssm the accsants Of
lie firm are len for collection. Those who are
Indicted will pEsa~a call and settle inInr lately
.. ECHiLDs, @
NJ. CHllDS.
W a. SCARBOROUGH
Tfpsaa. Mach 70th, Is5s- I7H
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F a 7 4 STONE,
Wh0lesale and Retail Dealers

u Drugs. Chemicals, Medicines. Paints. Oils,
= sasnishes. DYE Stuifs, and all the Popular
FaIent Medicines. Agent. for the
Saie cf Pttfsb&ryh H-fa1ow Class
1isss Ware and White Lead, at Wholesale
Mnicatne. Iowa, Jan. 1ss, '5t.. y.
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NOTICE.

paifie Sgtire u hereby given, that II The Juse
Term A. ~. Is-.H. III tie Ceansy Court NJ Cedar
ftoaaty lows, the Executor of the Exsase Of John
w. Metgaeea hfe of reAsr c1anfy deceased
alea hI- sasI report u Bis deiags 10 The pvesis-
O., whsch report aad tis hssring thereof has
tsen soatinacd nail the AHgAst Terra Of said
foaYt- Sr perseB~ Interested are therefore nati-
he4 th4t aMess siaey APPEAR and object th<reta
has sstf report VII W. approved and ssisl Ex~e-
asor ss*eEaysed from fasabet dMfy OF iishssssy In
IEss premises. GEORGE SMITH,
foaHkv JuAxn
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RARE CHANCES.

Two Dwellings for SALE or TrnAe.
A large teo story honse, well finished. with
barn and three good toys lots, EiIYbe sold or
traded Tor any ksd ~ property e half price,
ATs~g. comfortable frame dwelling saitmsled
In the central part 81 Tipton. New u the time
for good barxainA WELLS sPfCER
Iffyfpn. March 10. l-5a. fSM
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ADsssss6s.s ssssssssss- assssaIasS - sysvsss ~
lsUDsn1 - 80 s&1if - - - - &SUssss<,
4DsaA o11 11~s3 81 ES66<1s sssseSss-
rs N p~sss sMseesA sftA Mrsa1 Dssusss~ sseA =
neta1AID10M0A@ BIENNIAL WkAKH gSa-
INPtyTExCK- e0x9kRHNA. GLExT. eyfMILf3.
In vsse ~ OxANf&N- sr skLf AnIN1~ g. -.
H. H09AkD AxS9cfAT t0x. IN vtsw ~ ~ swfsi
dsssra~sa u haAan Tn, rsnsea NJ x~xnai asssses,
s~a ~ SasSstsns pvsrsfs~t spoa ~ aHkenaafe vs-
ans X -usA Nsszs~s ~ q1x<k& sssxss1 ysMs aRp a.
rressa thsw Coanulknx ~rrvswn- - CHARf1AtLx
AsT Usxsny soohsw nam<- - opsn HspsDsawy f9
The t1kn~se u Ihss e<ss ~ dssaAs. in ~ their
- - ssvs n3UfcAL ADvTCk GRATIS, - - shs
sDViy - i<xs~. aSh 4asrsi01aa ~ tkeg eeA1isisa.
tAse. seesp~sas hahxs ~ Iife- 49, ard = Il
sx1rmms vss~ny. - BEaOg0m MuDtCIAnS Tn8D
" CHAkGk- Il = seedisssts 80 taze - Aanssts-
- ansnisA - - aeSssvs1 ssA~u tsxanmsms. ~ i
49, sh<k Aass ID Atw s&w~ - kesSs as<ns es hav.
ysnsx. srd dry kass resolved 10 d~vse tA1nse1ves
80 sxssa ssus, - si1s vay np~sns - nnsA ~
~ F.AsI~M~3 ~ - A.~<fsrs-~. R~ssrt - sv<r-
an~m49Ax xensnal Wnnnsas, IL vies - 0panfmn.
ss1mn1 Owsnns- ~ ske ces~unxag 6uvreon. vhiea ~SA
- s<as ~ nss n sesau6 lesssr ssselses3 HKgg o.
cMAkGE. On reres5x sf TWO STAMPS 81 postage.
A1Ase~n. sw n~p1< ss~senssns. -. G0D1HB y.
CALH0Cx. Csnsabisa Swxnsa. MsSsrA Asssrinshsa.
ny se1pr y - Ass~r1~rA
KZaA ,. MEAg1WgLL- pvsssSssf.
GEO. vAfRcHTLD-Sssvaay. 1yf
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L. B h A d LIZ =,
Wholesale aud Retail deAles IL
pAIsTs, OiIs, WINDOW Glass,
Sash. Doors. Biisds, re-


Lac T. - WIN D D W..
TsHE subscriber . no~ prepared 10 offs -
/ the citizens 81 Davenport M sarrous6ins
country the mort complete assnssnneus Of PAints,
Oils Glass. Sab, bltzsds and Doors ever brought
to this market
.aG0 go r~tss saeh, sss0esesl sizes,
0ge Bcxes Window Gs.aes. assorfsd sfxes.
Doors. large sseortm-nt,
B!inds, tn~ se~s los ~ window Dlfsss ever
brought n sAis market. S #
Lead. . fr~~h Ios Of White LsaA. jast ssc'vsa.
Glazed Windows, a
We have sos ale ut No.
10000, conner Brs " and 4th streets, large
stock Of Glazed Windows. assoFt<d sixes S
sto-r fronts fitted up with double thickness
French Plate, or ecmspon Pittsburgh and Nee
FORK Glass. Glazing done upou aAost aoeics
and satisfactory terms.
Ali orders promptly attended n
!. BRADLEY
Brady and sourah ST.
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do Y0U EVER
Ant ANY THING
FrOMs New YoFks
III 50, xEzp roCa ORDERS TO
s. S. CABOT CO.
BI~YERH. - uAnr1.AY 9r.

III A804 - 0AUD&S3AAB We
.. .sss ss .ss.ss .sss ~ = - ss = -.
ssnstsnx asa ks~nA Hvnv IN Iris sF~k maerspstss
sAem he rsaa s-p k,v the trzasares@ - sssfse
sesnv~sisnsss ssss sae Gag ~ Co. bsy Aas<3.
y'sh MI saaAs.as~ t~i - .@ssns@ s.s = veil @ss
sns Il sszssAsr exens ~ his Hzvlsz ssrsns ssffs-
fed ~ ss svts ~3ct sssvvaFtaa sSs e1pgsagesns this
IA afsas~ say-rAi v4a&- xs has~ e~tshlssAen ~~r
hssNsta srgffy 81 Ne saye fsaad thss tAsasanas ~
p~&r~ fr~nf aagse ~ sssrfa esn~tarkfs srassax
O. to exs~us~ sss~~ss vswsnr prrhases ssryEsx n
sssssssx sens kscss<s To msay aaArr aehsxs- asd
h.sevs sxery ease- ts~s esspsayn~ have h<ea
st8ss hos SA the ralsy 81 The services rendered.
~saMAy sf xsssrxes- Va sszx
- sse - al eases - kas aTa rasssHafse- Asi brs.-
a. ssp rsassaatly 10 she as<.<s, sHsiHx lzsssay ~
essas Va eaa s~r asrrxa thsa say saxle psseAa~er
II str ~ ssvs % our fends marA hsve ia pSi-
tfs~ msnamss~s~p raarEe. ~ gArs sniy
eeasaaasy esass awrs - familiar uph mark "a
extensive thts vs- bsfag here afs tbs lime.
tsart#zsy scsHairssI ~'th 4. sn where to 10 10
We haze fsesa that ssany II ear dassns h@nAs cseh
~ s~Td ~ @aaHfvy pvnsacs - .~iI- so~fina~s ts p
seearnsty aswe nrase the i~-x srvaasrsa-rss
~ -Te ~ ~ ~ fHsttes - those Who mag eassgn u
.sas. = 80 -s.r. e --ss ARE - ssr =, .s.,i
Transactions. s4nty airAt FegEiys 60 he vsea frwm
that We aaxss sivvHiaf g.sisg more q iesxfa s'~
charges tss ssisrr sess the seassns sei<s- which
81 he sent - psa<zsisa~ L~4sevs W tnqasry say
saeaid sontass sts.Aps = 5seSay shs NDans-
EEvKK ~ RExmE4ICx ~
wm 9 I.snA~~t, ~ ~ Enwrxn<s = G.. SsS ysrx.
sss sss. sss ! ca .. Ss,.<,,A...
Iasgyh Cn;sss, PhalAse&pkia-
q Bafy Dtsxe. - nksks* nsws 4 c.. Desten-
faa.A Al ra- Asxsasr. -
ssnaaetA. " srtsarsh Al Co. Rsssan.
C Catst 81 wste., caAs< a CO. - Lssis,
m r.sseas., ...<sss.. . rvs. :. ,...--s.s s.s-
policies, Lie. Fire asd NaeineI ID ~ aud
moss r.lsshar aaees. InAwwa6ssn Mrus~M~k ~ fAs
ssasaisg ana responsibility ss isssrsnee companies
railroads sns other compositions. nsaf
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The London Time estimates that it
psys f3s 900 year il Tapcr dasy
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Gold Medal Pianos.

0TEUWAx . oo9D. 1aAuU1AU1umGn0
7 84nJpaik~s Hlssss, No Kek.
III III R0GxvuD - fellc~ing -
His@ lAdaLs - s0npeti9jpn witt ~ besk -
- Dostbn. ysw feFk PntlAaeipAia and BaIGf 80.
rUo Hnm Hse1D me1Mn 8 - us6iuo1no
YsiE W 4hingtenw xsEyh laSa asa 80
= Ooa Me1al = - Cs,vsAl Palsee. =. HMk
4 Gssl Ns6ni = - nsyiAs lnneuAo1
tinaose I1lx~ n
IT, Ksn& Prize mcdnl u - rals, Cvysaal
RA1nss, Ksw York, 0ovsmheE, 1854. Anoog -
jnAoDs uess Ahs Agse aun6u61 InkumG ~ IL Csss-
". saek - - 1ass@ Geem<halA welieshssps
wt1Ase3 ~ IbsA Ftnn41srs sxsSanoe6 ~ tSa2e
ysosA 81 = usio1no oMns1na atv6A 49,
pa<k&d - shpped wiahsstchsrss- Priees nsd-
etu1e. 4yv1
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- ~ - ReEy Raak0 . ssutA>re =
onasa 0ssse . c. csenlg Se~a 8 ~ -
- g 49, -. z aIe to ~ Aeese, -
iscs. - s1pi11 = 0sI 80 ~. 49,
"a -. - u - : Il round :
1ipess o. leA lae1. 1e-am CIrrk
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EO0Y1nEs Ce40R
Larnber, Siding, q
Barnboarling,
as Shingies, he OHIO
Oar purchases have ssesatiy ben nads -
Green Bay, LAke HmSUn, and LAKE Onsarss
A. hssn9Ae ~ vsasss - Cneags. - thsWee
~ ~ Chiea90 1s1 neek ldaod nsilr0od =
Uoyenpesf. 1hs ysats q 1srp enierstisa
intO Iowa have bsea anticipated i oxr selse-
tons and purchases.
TIVE HiEA9 tLa9 tlxIDe ul0NB4
lWoedweSthSs eelebsaisd paaeok,) ass Dov
Tuasiag e ess NM SD 90 faeif6siss saa-
f7ooRIllC AND SIDING
Are asequalied IL the West. Ne are aIp g.
tessivsiy gagged II the Asasfseturs -
G1SH, DOOM AND DLlAuk
We caa 40 betses ~ our en1eouess Thar ~.
q before, aud VIII Do or ~ = MI ~.
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ADc11ts a. @gss
This admirable preparstios q snsasallel smaas
al the Lsnimenb snd Pain kilIsrs nsv il nse:
operating ike charm, aed giving relief il =
faersdfkSe sAsS ume. iH6eSd. sImosS psffssn5ne
naisacIes In the most aespssuts ~aDes.
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yea are sos bsyo.d the rsseh u - nsdicin< this
WIN NOS fsil y relieve yes - -
rsr sass ~ RkIGART > McxANAnA
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,OM MURaERuR0.
J0xO10 1JOM6ksD318Us
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A PPLE TR EE8 |!
For the Fan Trade a. 1857
and Spring % l8oa
TIE eeA ooe.hon Mfaes euu1A ~f TyuaA

WI thank our former ps1seoA aad fkiesas
w keserslly. 81 ss<Sf Klevsf pseron4ee, asA
nov iasis< their apscisl seek naipn = coz ssck e
apple xeea whieh eoRxists Of about one knnareA
sheiss saxiefiss, lhsee 81 vsi1 Sosu&d 81 psfor
etpally saeh varieties - have eseaesa - s1b<A
IL the sewers cod sinSkfA n COED sSadfstea ~
transpsanting, fFom enc - ase yean Old fFso
grall Also, caSssusx, nsAem, evesgTsenA &<.
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Nessrs- Phillips, Sampson ( Co., have
received the following better from Que 81
their sabserlbers 70 the Atlantic Monthly
In Louisiana:
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$4,000 APPLE TREES!
NORTH Beno Nurseries.

!. WILSON = SON, PROPnIx1Ens.
APpIe trees from one 20 three yeass "a fDn
gY1f, large sad well f5Ymed--the bess - ~
Ssnp1saaing . n1sss hadssne sssAwdA
~ Tv.,s I - p.v,oa
1Ass yssss from Gra1, 81 - - go
1woyeasslFoM graft 10 % ss -
OAe year from graft SO - =
- sn HUMPHREY Y CAenern
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E1cAonge OMreA.
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= = noBsON. csd~ csanfu4 - ...am.s,asu
IAaa 49, u
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fASnfcians 4 Dusesaa. ~
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Dry Goods, Grocesies Ese.
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ban $780, - - -. :. ssss* -
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We desire pastieulsly a. 80, ssf~.s,~. -
TIE faes that Ne viii oder :, = Ter ;ns,rs...s
:, ! So purchasers that any other house Il !.