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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-02
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

The proceedings of the Legislature
for Tuesday are before US, and we SUBJ
join the more important points, as fol-
lows: .g ..a ssy'saffr a.,s.. II al .,..,.
SENATE.-The bill prohibiting the
circulation of notes under SO after
1859 and, under $50 after 1860, which
was passed at the last session, was ia :.
kenap and passed-ayes %, noes II.
BiUs Passed.-Among the bills pas,
sed were the following: Authorising
Justices of the Peace to give Judge
ment of forthcoming bonds taken by
constablcs for executions issued by JUS
tices of the Peace; authorizing the
courts to allow additional compensa-
ton to witnesses from another State
attending in criminal cases. grutwa
Resumption of Specie Payments.-
Tho bill passed by the Senate at the
last session, fixing the 1st of Novem-
Der for the resumption of specie pay
ment by the Banks, was taken up, the
vote reconsidercd, and the 1st of No.
vember stricken out. .. ''4" t..... ..
Mr.. Old moved to substitute tho list
of May as date for resumption, Mr..
Thomas the lst September, Mr.. French
LIST of October. This last proposition
was defeated-ayes Ii, noes 80. AL.
so the proposition for September-ayes
II, noes 80. A proposition was then
made to fix the date 1st of August.
This was adopted-ayes %, noes 90.
The bill as amended, was ordered
to its third reading. We feel confident
it cannot pass the house in it it's pres
ent shape, and it ought not to. Let
the Banks be made to resume at once.
Canal Conversion Schemc,-Mr.
Stuart offered substitute for tho can
al conversion scheme. 1t authorizes
the James River and Kanawha Com
pany to borrow q sum not exceeding
1000, 900, the lien now held by the
State to be suspended until that debt
shall be paid, and after its payment
to be restored. Ea ~
House OF DELEGATES The House
transacted but little business on Tues
day. The bill to incorporate Sir John S
turnpike company, in Morgan county,
WAS rejected for want of a constitution.
al majority--ayes GO, noes 81. The
bill authorized State subscription of
$4,000. $3.50 .'
Tile 'StrasJury Conncction.--Thc
bill to amend the charter of the Win
chester and Potomac railroad compa-
ny was taken up, discussed and passed
ayes 90, noes so. r...1 nj
AdJournment.-The joint resolution
for adjournment sine die, on the 9th,
came up, was amended SO as to fix on
Tuesday the 9th of April, & adoptcd,
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University of Virginia

IL is stated that in consequence of the
prevalence Of disease at this University il
has been deemed advisable by the faculty ia
suspend the lectures until May next, apd 10
prolong The session until the goth of July.
Out Of over six hundred students in the i.
University at The commencement, only about
three bundled remain, the rest having gone
to their homes, or taken up their abode else.
where. There have been thirteen deaths so
Tar, ten OF which were from typhoid fever.
some three or four are now seriously -
The building is TO undergo an immediate
drainage, ventilation and purifics,ion, but as
The disease has appeared in the Piedmon.
demical. r.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-02

universal topic Of conversation in the cabin
daring Tire afeln noon. After tea. the organ.
ration OF Q prayer mee ting in tho main cab.
IN was proposed, anil The officers Of the boat
readily consen,img. such q meeting was or.
gained. Tht passengers generally partic
pated. Hymns were sung. prayers offered
up, and celebrations delivered by business
men, Who were among the passengers The
meeting was kept up to "A late hour. aud is
SAID to have made al apparently deep inn
preston on the minds Of the irreligious.
We are also informed that PRAYER meet.
ing was organized last night, on one Of The
river packets, and that it proved a very i'm.
teresung occasion. The prayers Of those in
attendance were solicited by some peni,en,
souls present, who became the subjects OF
deep solici,nde. The'meetns was kept up
I'LL one o'clock in the morning. .......
summary OF Conversions.
The New York Examiner of last week has
The following summary OF conversions:
Our revival summary for three week.
past, though imperfect of necessity, shows a
great advance. Over seventeen thousand
conversions are therein specified, and the
lnsa'herinS Oh probation and otherwise, re-
ported in -enr Methodist exchanges durins
the same period, amounts b, gu. own coun
TO over twenty thousand more. -g.-,
| The summary specifies the following con
versions: Maine, AL New Hampshire, SO
Vermont. So4: Massachusetts, ASIA; Rhod,
Island, aS7; Connecticut, 79o, New York
1855; Pennsylvania, l.7ls n. Jersey, Cos
Delaware, 40; District Of Columbia, 81
Mary land: 9; Ohio. LAS; Indiana, 1877
Illinois, LAG; Michigan, 500; Wisconsin
4e5 iowa, 27s Minnesota, 1858; Missouri
424; Kentucky, 4eS: Tennessee, I'll; vir
g'n'd, 2e5; other States, III. ...
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The Parkcrsburg Raiiroad.

The President Of the Northwestern yir.
einon Railroad yesterday addressed a letter
to The City Council declaring The inability
OF the Company TO pay its Indebtedness 10
the city Tor interest on lite bonds during the
present year, and judging from its prospects
presented in detailed statement ii will pro.
badly be some years before any relief to the
taxpayers OF the city may be expected from
that quarter. The President takes The occa.
sion TO question, in pretty strong terms, the
justice 10 the city or the alleged policy OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in throw.
ing all the. business and travel by the way
OF Benwood, aud The Central Ohio Railroad,
10 the injury Of the Parkersburg trade.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-02

Aliiiust tue ucep ana 10rebodlnG
gloom that has overcast our political
horizon, there is much to cheer the
hearts and revive the courage and fire
anew the zeal of the American party.
Since its first organization there has
been no time when its necessity was
more apparent, when its pure patriot
ism shone with more uudimmed lustre,
or when the successful establishment
of it's principles has been moro imper.
atively demanded, as the only and last
hope for the preservation of the un-
ion of the States and the liberties of
the people, than at the present mo-
ment. The gathering Of the storm
cloud whose fury now blackens around
our ship of State and threatens its des.
truction was sadly but truly foretold
by the advocates of American princi-
pies; but the people then needed not
the warning. Blinded by sectional
prejudices and misled by the siren
voice of faction and deluded by the
false but glittering promises of selfish
and ambitious demagogues, they turn
ed deaf ear to the wise counsols of the
American party, and failed to recog-
Mise the prceminent truth and patriot.
ism ofthe principles which it advocates.
They permitted themselves to be di-
vided upon miserable sectional issue
from which neither the South nor the
North could derive anything but CON
fusion and disaster, and which was
adroitly introduced by designing dem
agogues to distract the opposition and
to give the control Of the government
tai patronage for another Presidential
term into the hands of an army of un-
scrupulous spoilsmcn.
The nation has now begun to cxpe-
ricnce the sad consequences Of this
result. The people have begun to re-
alize tho fatal folly of their conduct
Grasping after shadows they have near
ly lost the substance. Bcguiled by de-
lusiye hopes of sectional advantage,
they failed to perceive that the Union
itself was in danger, until now, almost
paralyzcd with terror, they behold it
lettering upon the verge of an abyss
which threatens to ongulf in one fatal
doom all that is valuable to the North
or to tho South and to involve in pres.
cnt destruction the institutions that
are essential to the rights and libcr-
ties Of the people Of both sections
The suppression Of the independent
sovereignty of the States has been
gravely recommended by the chief Ex-
ecutive Of the nation. Tho consolida-
ton Of power in the hands of the Fed
eral authorities to an extent unequal.
led in the most absolute dcspotism on
the face Of the earth has been brought
forward as a party measure by the
leaders ofth Democratic party. The
abrogation Of constitutional liberty and
the recognition Of the tyrannical alb,
soluteness Of the party in power are ur-
god as q cardinal principle Of Domoc-
racy. The doctrine Of popular sover,
eighty, upon which rests the whole
theory Of our free institutions, is at.
to be overthrow. An the
vast patronage Of the Federal Exec.
Itiyo is perverted Ia Ih9 estsblishmcnt
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-02

An outrageous Insult to americans
and Protestants. At Chicago, on the
night of Monday preceding the cleo.
ton, n large procession of Irishmen
went through the city crying out to
the oxtent of their lungs, down with
the Protestants," "To hell with the
Americans Several strangers in the
city, (says the Demccrat,) who were
blind devotees of the Democratic par
ty, declared, after the passage of the
procession, that they would not vote
such ticket, if they lived in Chicago.
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CONGRESS-.

Tho vote is to be taken on the Sc.
Ifato bill for the admission of Kansas
next Thursday. At one o'clock Mr..
Stephens will call itup from the table
Of the Speaker and move the previous
question thereon. lift be voted down
by the combination against it, the bill
will be open to amendment and discus.
sion.
The administration arc confident
they will carry the bill without amend.
ment, but il is not certain that they
will sustain the previous question when
it is first proposed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-02
Rol,owov's Ointment and PIN,

Holloway's Ointment and PiRs.--It
is dangerous 10 suppress an abscsss with the
astrinsent oin'men,s in common use. Hol.
loway's famous unguent operates or diff
lenent principle. II does not close the issue
specifically, while a"E
Foul corruption mining ii.wi,hin ...
lnfects unseen;" u ...
but purSes the cavity Of all acrd & inflam.
malory matter, and expels every particle of
the poisonous virus which generates the pus.
Consequently, there is no danger OF the dis
ease breaking GU, in another place. The
same i"ciple applies in all erup,ve and
giandular affections. The pills, which are a
certain remedy for all complaints of the s,o-
mach, liver and bowels may be benefcially
used asan apelient medicine, while the ONT.
ment is removing any external disorder.
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ADYERTlZING AGENCIES.

The following gentomc en- are authorised to re-
cel"c Advertisements, &c. for this paper, viz.
New York-S. NJ. Pe,tengill & Co. No. / 10
NassRu street. .... ..# ."..r. s.HfN at .r.
Nitschcr, Owen s. Co., 346 and 34S Broadway.
Philadelphia--E. w. CARR, Northwest cor
ncr ut Third and Walnut streets, opposite the
Mcrchamts' Exchange. . ''.'7 .'....
Pittsbnrg Samuel Mcdonald, Office OF the
Iron CityEncwspapcr. .. .r t...-. .. p. .. ..,
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Too TRuE.--Thc Wilmington Her.

Too TRuE.--Thc Wilmington Hcr.
aid says:--
!, is said thu, newspaper subscriptions are
ipfallible indications Of mau's moral hon.
esty. They sooner Or later discover the mon.
u he is inclined TO be dishonest, il will leak
GU, in some wey--ssy he has paid when he
had no,--declarc the money was sent, and
the receipt mis'aid in some wsy-or, per.
haps, as soon as the bill is sent in, although
he he's enjoyed The paper for several years.
be suddenly finds an esceIlen, excuse to
Jiscontinne the rapcr--or he makes up lis
mind 10 move away, forgetting ia vi. llas,e
that The Pfr'er is no, PAID.
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An infant Child Of Mrs ste,obo,

An infant child of Mrs. Stepehens
Monagan, Of Ellsworth, Me-, was left
in the cradle while she went after a
pail of water When the mother 70.
turned, she found to her horror that
a stray pig had forced his way into tho
room and eaten OF two fingers from
ono hand Of the child. and badly man.
gIcd another.
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Steamboat p,aysy s;eotIngs,

We arc Informed that night before last,
while tho s'eoIner Telegraph. OF The Cincin.
n"h ooj LoWs'ilic Mail Packet line, vas on
- .nT az 'ho Religious Revival va, ne
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MoRGANTowN:

TERMS...Sl.50 In Advance, otherwise SO. 90
no Subscription received tor a shorter pc Rod
,hcn six months and no paper discontinued UNI
I'll all arrcarngcs arc paid. . #".. .r. ..
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at usual rates:
Gao square, three weeks, SlO0, and 20 cents for
Zach additianal insertion. Yearly advertise
'u"ntS inserted AZ discount on tho shove terms,
per contract. Candidates announcements. 81.
Printing Office OH F:on, street. corner OF
Court Alley.
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Washington CITY.

The interest in prayer meetings a, Wash.
ing'on continues undated
Al the suggestion Of United States Sen.
ctr, COMMITTEES has been appointed 10 Sc.
lect a suitable place, not far from the Cspi.
toI, 30 that members Of Congress can attend
such meeting enc hour each morning be-.
Tore lhc houses proceed 10 business.
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Desirable Information 10 EgersbOds.


Er0R some time past | have been engaged in bust
d ness (known only to myself and comparatively few
others whom have instructed for 500 each which
has averaged me an income Of from $4,000 10 $4,000
per annum---and having made arrangements 10 go to
the Eastern Continent next Fall, am willing to give
full instructions in the art TO any person III the United
States who will remit me the sum of Two DoLLARs.
am induced from the success have been favored WITH
and the many happy Acknowledgements have received
from those whom have instructed in the art aud who
are now clearing from So TO si5per day, TO give every
person chance to come into possession OF this valuable
means Of making small fortune. There is no HuM-
MUG about the business herein alluded TO. References
If the best class canhe given regards its character,
and can also refer TO persons in Chicago and Detroit
as well in this place, who have within three months
cmhai led in the business and who will testify that they
making from So to SIS per day at the same. ttis
business in which either Ladesor Gentlemen can en-
gage, and with perfect ease make very handsome in.
come. Several Ladies in various paris of Illinois and
Missouri, whom have instructed in the ant, are now
clearing from SIS to Sl2 per day. Its genteel bus.
nees and requires but few shillings 10 commence it,
Upon receipt Of SO will at once forward to the appl.
cant circular containing full instructions in the art,
which will be perfectly understood upon being once
raad. Address;
EDWIN TEMPLET0N,
at No. 81, Fourth Street, St. Louis, Mo.
August &c. 03--6m
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AMERICAN
Saiet!.Papcr Manufacturing COmpaH!
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL = 500. 900.


/ Nicholas Pftsid,ni,...Gifiss, 10. 70 Wall Street
.fPcgtef Security against al mmmer of FfGui
~ r0ugfsrfsitRg on Paper-To Prersaf piofs.
grapts md Aaastafit Coaaisgfeits, Erasu5es TuRs.
fy5w Alterations.
HAVING psfehsssI the Patent FOR the exclusive
firht % mgnui1r,nre and sell the new Chemical
Papff IN America. invented and patented in Eogllni
by Henry Glynn ceiehmlcd cBmisi and officer II
ae British army Il hardly Necessary 10 ssy mat Ire
Part ! recommended IS Mr.. Kent. Assaycr II Tho r
5, Mial, Mr Lyman Of the New York Cleaning House.
and Meade Braihcfs extensive and skilfn phdiospph
ers. 235 BioidNay NY. The aite, say that 10 mi.
alion can 81 made on check Or bank note printed on
ihe saasy Payer Belaw i our list u prictsi
G9ak Checks-3 cents per pound.
Bink BH.-sls fOi 900 sheets
Bil.s II EKehlnse s25 for | .OcO sheets.
Pfonis.ory So;es--fu ccnts per pound.
sight aBd Tine Dfalts--s25 Cor 1000 sheets.
lnsuanre P5icies--l1 csnis per pound.
Reifoad stofss aB5 Bchds--lO ceni- PEI pnBnI.
Bark md STATIC s;Orks--i0 cents per pound
Bs1is snd Horgages-90 cents pef pound.
Ns AID Deeds--4g cents gef pound.
FOf Swapping Sikt and otie fhc aftires ills excel.
lfBt n i prevents m0fhs - cents rer pound.
fltTnisniufss and Agreenanss--40 rts. rer uourd.
80 STATE shd County Records should slgsys Il
pfiniei written ~ ibis P4tei. o. ife eencss 10.
seed ~ hf r1iP MOI only prevent Cf9surc n uaser,
bot msks 4 lasting ~ lime.
70 southern Cmaies i i excellent, and much 20.
psidf y ans ,fhsf; The mais'fea 81 lie ciniaie
be ID, DESTROY 1.-THE properties in.eted IN IL phlp
being preventive. r. III The southern States. Gahs.
~ Wet inl.ss and ihc Ctnirsl Amedcln States. -
pubic ie,gtis can ie ksIt over twenty year.. Written
% hf ordinary paper while he oils and other ehsa,.
til Inserted u ibis pspcf n4kcs inJcstraeii5l II
ihe fsssar Il timr. i i also pool sFiip.t moths
ais anl other sefmn which feast on snd destroy sti
nthtf paper nos IN nse
Tue Company hste B0W u operation Millsin Nor.
- county NeN lepeg, u shout 800 horse poeef, and
ne ahs q fh oJefs or paper II The shortest police
Ail orders So ihe Psper mus IL asdresslto
a. NICHOLAS. President
In safty.Psper Manufacturing Company.
No. 20 Wall Street, Nes You
ssBemist9. os
BLANKS for Aale at this osce.
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THE HLLsBoRouaH RECORDER
y rrhtrsatn wrrrrr
ny DENNIS HTApTr

Terms.--TWo Dollars wear n ,,,i 4, .;.....
Two Dollars and Fny Cent? IN Nv rsi .i,Ii, 49,,
'2yilnsior Three Dollars, " DELAYED nilalle,tle on.
~ Pget llbe discontinued until III sreafaesaare
Pa, y, anIs'- o. The option n the publishers.
HHeallef no palaf will he sent 10 A nr,s snl.e,sia,
oui % ths state uitst payment l. made n advance -
III person - The state viii become fcsponsets ths
opi ~ the saie n, more than ,yo ,ests eou,. 49,,
s..gpls's y y. 20 oc peiranaly known 10 HI, and IN
whose integrity We hnte confidence s''TT.fj
Advertising FAIRS for NE Recorder,
npftHTIsrsEs4s not exceeding Thirteen lines one
aobafiof he 6pt and twenty-five cents Tor can stse
quegl ln@riios, longe, To- proportion. Court 81.
ysrisfm'bis twenty-five Ief cent hiebci. d,nr,iou
y ohf lhld vii " msdc " ad,tnhtftlt lie teat.
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no TIE pliBLIC

tsfHE s1osrrbtf takes ths method 81 informing biz
4 customers sa1 TIE pqbe generally. that has NiHs
afe 10 fs order fcf making Flour oithe bel kind
All rith 3e-Piiea, having three pair Buus running,
stI can mtsr load d Flour IN a few hours. The
Mls are ahain a5oBi three miles Of fbe Rsil Rosd,
Were IT, Firgr pat and shippedio any msf.
kef 5s.ife4 raese irsn dis,snee. coming esfly III
taa evening. GO hsse their Flour ms1f ~ tie next
morning. = 1ey CSC take II NJ ht Ksil Road aud
Ts.afsiaz esn sslthfi OIL 70 t5ke hoae ~ The same
drip. Barfes keyi eadrsaiiy % baud.
fhe very hesl lfirf- I'll " pfij ~ WHEAT hy
the sa-criet. 4 tis Nils. o. 81 Peter D. Runns Is
Hiisl,oroasA.
II. geo 5ashels 81 wteat wanted
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October q. ~
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RALEiGH AND G.srpy RafLRoaD.
Raleigh 4 liason z. r. once
=

I .hs NORTH CsR0LiNA RaiLgoA b j. nov
clmpiele3 iochahttte notice L hereby given, thai
r99ts NJ pfglafs hfquah iasa tAa kaad intended fpf
fft1.p4a4jn ayefthe Rateieh 4 fiasi1u ii,5sa. vi
lie received 81 chs C1mpaly a'tae North Gafela5 Rail
faa1 Dnp8tih Raleiga. f8snrd jointly II hr iao Com.
trss sni viil 81 ,flpsg1fei henrf uiih0ui delay u
sra chtsss ~! e1.is Designed f0r ne We.iefn Nef
chants Al hft. aehg Inst load all likewise be Je.
itEstsl Il he aars pDigt
$50 i1fs flf freight must be paid d Petersburg nf
rlttsn1aib erreH "a wdy freight whieh must be paid
III 44tinss ~ oa1fiyefs ~ the goail
isafy eTJd vii ie made b. lie officers ahd aafnis n
III csn5sa. q aaistsclion ID ihsiiauspofaiion q
gaog. w pfSlars.
Owners lni shippers u goods ore requested 10 hsse
fae'n distinctly msfksi hst their iesns,ien may w.
sae"m n. HAMILTON, President.
Fshf5afy III. 2G--a
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GREAT CURE FOR DYspEpSrs'

TIE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. or GASTRIC
JUICE, prepared from Re1nsi, ALERT Ire direction.
o. Ds,en Iifiia, the great Psychological Cbeui., Ks
lHDUGHT0N, w. D.. PbiisjsIphi,. "a.
1his & NAIUhE's OWN REMEDY ~ an M.
htaltby stomach. No art &c man can equal Il. s,s
.ePovefs. heonisins ~ Alcohol, Bi,isr.. Acids Or
\ au.eeus Drugs j J. extremely agreeable H. ,i,e
taste, and may 10 taken BY he most feeble psien,.
no cannoi eat Nacr cracker without pcuie dis,,rs
BcNpfe q Dfuased Imilaiions. Pessin /. nj, an,
lslie1 Tho Agent and Rst Descriptive g,seula,
gniis. giving . large amount n tsivn,ide E.;dsas.
tom L'ssss Animal Chemistry, Dr.. Comics pbv.i
9slogy ~ digestion; ID. pereifa on Pond and Dir,.
B :, ". Diaper, of New fofk UDitcrtity, Prof
Dvnsllson's Psychology Prof Siliman of Ysiet,ol.
leRe' Dc. Carpenters Physiology; &c. torstls, ri,b
fepo.. g Cures from ~ part. o. Ire Unlic static
20 Pepsin 70 Pos dsf seii W mail, an =.
cfiPi 81 One Dollar f.'''' =" ~
sold wholesale and reiailby Bsnooi,,s yer,,.l,v
Y y. IlRARTT,
- HiItofoufh. n. e.
euhe - y2-igm
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: LUMBER! LUMBER!!

LUMBER. 1t u BER..
9sSHE unlersigned would respectfully inform the ch-
Il zens Of Orange and Alsmanee, that they are pre-
rafri furnish LUMBER Of quaiyinferior 10 none
Inc Stair. aud upon moderate terms. Their Mills
situated four miles east of Brss.ieds Turnout where
Tie Lnlber will he loaded on The Cars. All commn-
nsaiioas addressed 70 IL Il BfassiieiJ si meet with
prompt attention.
Wi. w. ALLISON & BROS.
July 1. Is
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Folairg and Fill For Sale.

INTENDING 70 remove from tie state. offer al
Or re ahoss property Or sae, being On Emo River
th-se MILES from HiilsheroUEh and near the North
Carolina Railroad. and 10 Of the best wheat grow
NJ districts in the Stits. Tie property has % Il
vel fasaisar3 Foundry and Machine shop, with
Patterns AMI Machinery Tor extensive manufacture,
vel lscIlel fir blsnes.. Also Increment. Grisi md
saw Mili. well supplied wiia water. Offering greet
fI-testo enterprise IN any Of the above branrhes
ad9siinI good site for factory ~ ary description.
taars, iaf0rmpiion esn be ia b addressing ne at
Htfs,oroovh, Or eening to see. poowN
April Is. ST..
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LUM ARD.

~ CEILING. and
FLOORING, on hand and for sale ii
large Or small quanides; also FRAMING o. any 9th
=, descriptions 81 Lumber, furnished 70 order q short
notice, bY
TUURENTINE & son. Agents.
For 4. ". Hall & Co.
MEcAls. IS
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DIR. A. HoLT0N'S OINTMENT,
igDig qgLsI.A osJs9la OBJ u
BONE FELONs, .Re hsiAuss
Bruises. sprans,
Biles, Burns,
Infiammatory Ulcers, r
lnflammatory Ulcers,
Old Sores,
xttt.

White Swellings, "A tssS
sChilhains, or Possibilities,
Carbunelcs, Iuaamed Toes, or Inverted Ioe-Naiis,
Tnaamod Finger-Nails, or Run.Rounds, Hard on IN
famed Breasts Of Females, Cracked or Chapel
Hands, Cuts and Hurts of all kinds; anjwill Ss.
65 also beiound an invaluable remedy in the A'
cure Of Warts or Sores on Horses,
Forfrher information see on directions around each
box what Drs. John 2. Davis Isaac Hall of Pittsho-
rough v G.; Dr. Solomon Allen, Of Snow Camp, N.
g.; John Newlin ST., Of liindcys Store, n. q, and
several others say. q
Prepared and sold by DR.. A. HoLToN.
s., Peterborough. N. c.. 81.
Also FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
September 20. O1-Elsm