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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-29

WHmtnst0n-Ihe report Of the felloS Fever
At Wilmington is empha1iealy eon,radcted. The Jaui-
nal publishes correspondence between $. q. Fremont.
Engineer snd Superintendent, Of the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad, and James r. MeFae. il. Health
Officer a. Wilmington in which the latter eedis- that
there has been Of yenw fever At that place dur
log The present season. for sesera years preceding
this.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-29
CONFEDERATION AND EXPLOSION AT
ASTRACHAN.

Concerning the great calamity which has
befallen the fourishing commercial city Of
Astrachan, OF which the English papers by
the last arrival furnish so meagre an account,
we find full details in our German files. Ac-
cording to the Cologne Gazette, the fire first
broke out about 10 o'clock on the evening
OF the l2th of August. in warehouse Of
coopers' hoops, on the left bank Of the VOlga.
In less than fifteen minutes the flames ex-
tended to neighboring lnmber dock. which
was totally destroyed. Meanwhile, high
wind having arisen, by half past ten another
dock and several dwelllng-houses were in
flames, and the fire rapidly spreading. it
was found necessary, in order to arrest its
progress. TO tear doSn the buildings in it,
course. This apparently checked the con
fagration in the direction Of the wind; but
about three o'clock some burning brands
were blown upon a lumber-lOaded barque
lying in the harbOr. and in few minutes
the flames shot up mast.high, communica-
ting to other vessels lying near, and soon a
whole fleet Of burning vessels parted their
anchors and aoated down the yolga. in their
course setting fire to others. After floating
some five yersts the burning mass brought
up at an uninhabited island, where some of
the vessels sunk. Others burned t. the wa
ter edge Near this island. however, two
OF the vessels came in contact with barque
loaded with powder, which had arrived the
previous evening, and tremendous explo-
sion ensued, setting on FIRE large Govern.
ment provision warehouse and private lum-
Der depot, which were destsoyed. At 10 A..
VI. on the 18th several of the burning YES
sells lett their anchorage and foated towards
the su-called Cars R0adstead, where the
flames communicated 20 seventeen Govern.
ment vessels, loaded with provisions. Al
barque with cargo Of ammunition, and
three ships freighted with cloth. all belong
ing to the Government, were likewise con.
sumed. The property destroyed in the CITY
comprised one hundred and twenty .one
dwellings. eleven docks. many Of them full
Of goods, aud stone church dedicated TO
the Virgin Mary. The number Of vessels
lost and the value Of the property DESTROYED
have not yet been ascertained.
Astrachan is the capital Of a province Of
like name, and is situated on an island in
the voiga river, about farty miles above il
mouth. II has population Of about Is. 900,
embracing Russians. Amenians, Tariars.
Persians, and HindoDs. The surrounding
country is very fruitful. and abounds 10 gar.
dens and VINEYARDS, while the river is well
supplied with fish, staple article Of inland
trade. Astrachan has been Tor many years
the seat % a fourishing. Il not an extended
commerce. II exports comprise leather.
linen, woolens. and other European manu-.
factures; while its imports, mainly from
Persia. consist of raw silks, manufactured
silks, scarfs, goods Of cotton and silk, cot
ton. rice. rhubard. and other drugs.
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Tsnne.seesu. published a MayviIIs Tsnn hs. pise.
Cd At the head Of il editorial column Inc nsns q III,
Hon. Howell Cobb Of Georgia. for President, snl the
Hoo. David 5. Reid. er.Govenot o. Moth Carolins,
fot Vice President. IN The campaign in 1860.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-29
The Assassin Of Mr.. Grant. = We l.,

The Assassin Of Mr.. Grant. - We learn
from the Chapel Hin Gazette. tina, later sdvees from
Texas state that il not Drake. as 6rsi supposed
that shot Mr.. Grant, but Washington Garner, son Of
Col. Garner. wealthy but dreaded neighbor II Mr..
Grant, The Garne, and their dependents seem TO have
been by no mrsps agreeable neighnrs, and Mr.. Gran,
had been in trouble with them beore but no one sup
posed thai their ill-wil would lead TO fatal issue
Nj. Grant was on bis return from lransacting busi-
with old Col Garner. when he was shot, il APP
pears, with coldblooled determination. Young Gar.
was eaoeh, 10 a,iemp, 10 escape, and after has
ipg.bscn eommiued 10 jail in Liyngs,sn, the court
house Of Polk county. where Mr. Grant lived. he Wa.
taken OCT and shot by some two hundred Of the highly
incensed citizens Of the county.
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lisnll'. m.io,ily.

II the Legislature he senate will consist 81 Unity
Republicans snd one Demacfai. The HOUSE. accord.
ing 70 the la'es, reckoning will contain one huadreJ
and three RePubIcsn. ami forty eight Administration.
i.ls
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-29

Dame GrunJy wss pattern II good na.
iure-always eontented. aud consequently
happy.
II tell you shat il is" said father Grnndy,
one day, 10 his neighbrr Smith, !" . really
wish could hear Mrs. Grundy se"ld once
the novelty Of the thing would be so refresh.
ing"
I'LL tell vou." said the sympathizing
neighbor. I" how TO obtain your wish CO
into the woods. get load Il the most crook.
ed sticks you can find. and my word for IL.
she will be AZ cross as you DESIRE"
Father Gruudy followed his neirhbor
Smiths advice. Having collected q load Of
the most ill.shsped. crooked, crotcheiy nate
rails that were ever known under me name
of fuel. he deposited the same at the door,
taking good care that his spouse should have
access 20 no other wood. The dav passed
sway, however. and not q word was said /;
another. and still another, and no com plant.
At length the pile disappeared.
We'll. wife." said VIZ. Grundy, 10 am
going after more w,od. Ill get another load
just such IS ! got laI time.
20, yes. Jacob" said The old lady, .it
will be so nice il you will, for sueh crooked
eroehsty wood a. you brought before docs
'sy around 'he pots 50 nicely"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-29
The Maine Election. !.

election in Maine, from nearly The whole state. have
been renewed: The result will MT BE- m,lenay chang.
"a bY The fw returns ye 70 be received The vie for
Governor foots up ss felowsi
merrill, Republican. 6o.lss
Saith. Democrat, sLiOa
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-24
Patent Medicines.

Patent Medicines.
DULL'S Sarsaparilla; Ayers Cherry Pcct0rh
ID llurlry's do; Billings Syrup
H0stcttrrs Btters, Wlstar's balsam Wild
lloOiand's German do, Cherry,
Noiiatts Bitters, Emanuels southern An
OXygcnated do tidOte.
ROtbrck's bl'dpuriher Bosbyshelis Panacea,
Woodman's Cherry Ex- Swan's do
pcetOrant, india Cholagogue
Jayne's Eypactorant, Bryan's Pulmonle Wa
Browns Essence Jaln0- fers.
ca Ginger, Phi0tnken
Fahnestock' 4 Yurmifuge Selizyr Ap.rient,
McLane's do Railways Ready r lief,
Javne's do Railways Res0lvent,
Narkien's do Davis Pain Killer
Mustang Linimen, Washington Remedies,
Arabian do Halls Lnmsnt,
Buffers Nerve & Bone Limerick do
Liliment Hayes Lnimeni
Oppded0c Nc. &c. for sale by
Now Il, 1851. JAS. ii. KING x 90.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

A S am anxious to dispose OF my niire stock
n Of Goods, now offer great .lucrmenis 10
persons wishing to purchase. From aud after ihs
Isl Of December will sell at prime cost. and
many articles az greatly reduced prices for Cash
Aud | wOnld add that those wishing 20 continnt
their accounts with me. can buy a. usual by add
ing 25 percent. None but prompt customers need
apply. r. j. b. SMEARINGEN.
Grand Gulf, Dec. s. ls57-tf
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-24
THOMAS RYAN,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, /,
4

THANKF Z / for past lavOrs, would vosf re-
| speriiully inform the citizens Of Claiborne
county and the public generally. that he stu
continues the above busines and keeps constant
/, on hand choice material Ol every description
and is lre ared 10 manu- actlre. al short notice
every descrip ion ~ reutlemcn's
Boots aIld shoes.
of the latest style best .ua ity and neatest work.
nanship.
Those who have not favored him with theii
Gust ii heretofore. would do we'll to ~ hin .
triai a. all his iormefc stomers are we'll pleased
with the quality and price o. the work De mar
fracture
Since being burnt out az his o p stand lis shop
Is removed to No stamps Row. Nam street
where he vii BE- happy % receive customer aud
hll all dprs with puncfuaiity al. di-latch -
Ills work ~ y speak Tor Itself all oi which wal
BE- warranted
Having a full set 81 good ionrneymen he is
prepared 10 execute all order. paugtnai!y.
June 6. 1851. CIV
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-24
DISSOLUTION.

rINHE firm OF Griffith & Garrison is this dag dis
4 solved rs maiual consent. TGarri-1a j
attend 20 stilng Id ail tlie business q thc lirn
All those owing u. nn not. or book accounts. arr
3. quest 7 o. pay lp q suon a. pU-~ibl' i.tiar
rlsOl viii eoIt.aue the fnri.tdr' business II ih.
old stand. whore hr wl be pleas Il 90 -r'' Oul
friends aud custom r. Who may want anything
in the Furniture AID llols. keeping line.
h. GRIFFITH
A. GARElSGS.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-24
TEAM SA w MILL

EJAR "a IE.
TTNHE undersigned offers fnr sale a splendid
Il STEAM SAWNilL situated on the New
Orleans aud Jackson Railroad three. quarters or
a mile from tue lora'ed depot Rahaia and TEN
miles SoHh d al Gallaliu The raj ~ settlement
nf The surrounding country. ~ anticipated toW
and tnr nnduubiet completion Of The raat ia this
poiut by thr 80 ~ Ortoher next with the ALREADY
increasing demand. insures reads sale lor lumber,
fh rr hsing no uiiil nearer than twelve miie-.--
ro ihe mill j. attached 3gO acres Of inei, ti4-
herrd laud. attn sufiiriency oprnrd Tor the III :
duciion OF cora. potatoes. etc. ta supply tie
employees and teams 81 & a. mill. a comfortable
iwelIng With the necessary out-hnu.es. az
fached The min house l. large and substantial
continuing the latest end most improved ma
chiuery: boiler 81 ieet hong ~ inches I'd diamr-
ter. double i ed circular saw - inches diameter.
Ft,ft thng new and III complete running rrler.
This mill with seven hands. can cut between
fie and six thonsant & r. of lumber day. .uf
averages 4ann ieet daily. without extra LABOR ~
stain ul machinery.
taftacsrd /, one : Stanbs superior 26-inch
Fr uch Burr GRlST MILLS. capatie 20 giiutins
ilum - % Is bushels per hour. with sutI .rui
business 70 supply The ace with bread Also.
q WAGON and Team. Lumber Car fnuls eic +.
necessary 10 carry on thr business with al
abundance 81 water AT seasons.
I-rm> easy For hnther particulars. arpiy Oh
the premises Or % the Undersigned
W. .. BRUNER,
or MAYEs ( MtLLSArS. Agents.
April NJ. 81 3J-it Galiaiiu Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-24
UADAA 4AZ82S>
NEW FlRu.

FTHF undersigned would uldrespectiully inform b
4 citizens oi Claiborne county, that thy or
still prepared fully to answera all calls upon
a. Unde takers Having la considerable expe.
rienee i superiniending the burial % the dead
they Tee confident Of being able 20 render eniir'
saisla. ton. They would respectfully solicit
share Of pm lir patronage.
Sole proprietors fr Claiborne county oi
F[SK'S PATENT METALLIC
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-24

Having sold ont my interest IN the Furniture
business to T. Glrr.Sol. I cord all bssp ak for
him lb.ral old continued patronage from AL.
MS friends Il "a ,orm,r custom o..
G.bL7tf T. GRIFFITH.
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4 ca ENVY OF MUSIC
~ Lessee and Soc Director U.lnan.
Third and a.. tE R.5. s Ms a !; ai ,; Ss.
ii u @ u T. n . T S.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
TIE Hutaenois' has twice filled the Academy aud has Pc
The have mai %, 5eolc It. ::
departure Of Nj FORMES The daily expected arrival from
F T %6 T nRuoUESors
They will b. 'occctded y M MP F55' oPeIa@
after which the long and jlss season Of a57s will definitely
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
FOR the remaining performances of the H-suen0s he
price of admission to a d ssf' 6 5t,I E
RserTsd Seats 81 ard 81 g. .soSrdlns 70 'oea0n cert.
Family i'ie IS f nEaE ASss5isf'
The ssle Of s;s hi. morning. sru,R .urs with
it, rest css, and So nc Effects as Cheap Opra night
Admission 70 sEMlRAMls, 50 eentsi Reserved se''
The ,ae Of Seat. for sernaui.' likewise commences THIS
' FRIDAY, March Y at y ocloef,
FIVE NEW AM And iMsEHGNiFicENT SCENES.
painted y T AfE ' HRrSp{{ED COSTLY DRESSES
part been made in Pans By as Sp her. % a Ss
Original drawings They will exactly correspond to the epoch IN
which the action takes Pl sfer RT scrNr
fully eouang that fe celebrated European Open House
supported BY 200 Isple.saatns an
ENTIRELY NEW PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS.
A CHORUS OF ONE HUNDRED.
ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY.
The principal roles BY - .,,
LA GRANGE DANGRI, SIEDENBURG,
TIBERINI GASSIER, TAFFANELLI, ROCCO,
PIKANEsER, BEUTLER, oEHRLEIN, DUBREUIL and
CARL FORMES,
The HUGUENOTS will be succeeded by Mr. Fry's LEONO
RIA which the Opera will close in consequence Of the Con-
seTts Of
MONSIEUR MUSARD,
whose speedy arrival Il rs that Of his celebrated solo player
IL daily expected. $500 -
On sATtRDAY-CHEAP OPERA NIGHT
Admission 50 cents; Reserved Seats Is cents extra.
SEM "A MIS-.
LA GRANGE, DANGRI easier, LABOCETTA, DU-
BREUIL.
The sale Of Seats for SeriftuIs THIS MORN
ING.
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GREAT BARGAIN for Sl2 CtO.-l 90
n .re. a. LAND $50 improved. tasre q
cS.,sy Ssw Nil ss~ MI with nearly mschney,
Nv ip NJ uses Bans and Store excellent pa TO- doinsa
'I bole viii b. sod for $4,000 whi.h about ne Of
the iuproy, Obehali remain payments Of
,o and kree ysrs balance IN cash god city property
The properly -:sub-B County v T. Eve lee ffc 20
Seu.Ycli I'D PIE Railroad Any -
HOMER MORGAN.
Nc A,u0g.4 - DaaA sssiaae'
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ITO WHOLESALE STATIONERS, BOOA-
l. SELLERS, AND THE TRADE GES HnfTss
THE CHEAPEST ESYELOPk bOoSH
THE UNITED STATS. A.. ,x.t. N m.
We woula r,srflIv ell The attention OF the ueac 70 no
ou.;ty proe "a x1ve ss.otrent Of machine msas
ENVE o T. >.
rhs unriv.rd facilities which poses. ~, DR CTg
enable a. 10 offer BETTER GOODS AT Lo"Eh fN'
than other hous- IN tso trade. rvpvrsy
SAMPLES FORWARDED FREE OF IN I-'
We would also call the attention VI the sae " ..h,.,aS
BRYAN NILCOX'S y, rNg
for Hhieh ne Sole Agents. ,-r,vp l. BRYAN
No. q and "A Trsnkfon-st view IolI
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Boois sn6 Shoes.

"a 50 pouB LIS lie WATEE;R PROOF
NO: 10 ASHcsTREET. ALso. % poUaIE-SoLk
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Mem Publications.

THE HOME JOURNAL for 1858
THE PAPER FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Everything thought of unthough OF in literary circles sp
pears weekly IN the columns Of Morris WILLIS Home Journal
spicy sparkling stories dainty and memorable
with universal chronicle Of facts fAnces
fashions novelties These Interpreted with running
of the progress and improvements OF the Where
else can such an attractive melsnge be found p
uncessng vigilance and industry aud BY skill acquired In
long and successful practice hope still the HOME
JOURNAL undsputed the best family newspaper In the
world.
TERMS For copy So for three COPIES S. one copy
for three years s5-aways in advance. Address
MORRIS WILLIS No. l07 Fulton st. New York
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FOR MARCH Is.
Circulation. .......l70,OJO.
TIE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this


TIE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
ILFADING ARTICLES: Canada; The New York
School system; Fan of Pamelston The Prospect
for Lecoinp,on; Scandals CONTRASTS 4 kefflis,ry
of Voters; The Revival Not SO Fast Gen. oAs' y
Editorial Paragraphs.
H..REvIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving In condensed
and con- picuous form the latest and most important
that have ,ransTied In the City and SUBURBS
United States, Mexico Nicaragua and Europe
I..GREAT TIMES IN NEW-YoRK: Reception Of tn. the
Ham Sandwiches and Wine The Common Council
Rather too Jolly.
Elections; New-Hsmpshire; Indiana; Illinois Con-
ueccut Ptnnsyl yanis; Minnesota
v.MPoRTAHT TO FARMERS: BREEDS Of P0@ sss
Farm An Extensive Farmer Mea,uTps Corr En- ~
Discovery Of Maple Sugar
VI. KANSAS: Address OF the General Assembly
yH..PROCEEDNGS OF CONGRESS; Dsea sn,S on Tue
Lecou pton Fraud Did Buchanan bnee burns
yuI.LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH
From Washington; The New. Hampshire Election ;
Ohio Anti: Lecompton Conventions Death Of Joe
Rev. n. W. Taylor.
IX..ARRIvAL OF THE TURKISH ADMIRAL
X..POETRY: " From Garret." .,
M..BAYARD TAYLOR IN SOUTHERN EukofE'
xu..A LETTER ON A COLD TOPIC Correspondence
Of The N. Y Tribune.
XIII..THE PALESTINE MISSION: Robbery Murder aud
Outrage upon OF the Mission Families -
XIV. EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST cLER-
GYMAN AND HIS WIFE
Xv..THE RELIGIOUS AWAKENING; Inc DaHS
Prayer Meetings.
XVI. NETWORK LEGISLATURE
XVII MISCELLANEOUS: Census of Minnesota Ihe sisn
York City Newspapers IL Minnesota The LeS'a
ture of Texas.
XVIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIX. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fan ReP'r;i o. Me He
Stock, Money, Cotton Grain: Cattle aud QUICK ''
kets, specially Reported for The Tribune. -.
sr.,csprloss-oue copy 70. one year 81. Three copies
So. Five copies, s.. Ten copies, Sl&'
Single copies in wrappers may be obtained q, me o'uA
The Publication Office this morning. Pnce pc.
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NOTICE-The GRAND CHARITY FESTI-
~ VAL Al Mozart Hall in aid q the unemployed working
e,ls 1. POSTPONED 20 WEDNESDAY EVENING Marb
81 on account Of eminent speaker well the short
ness And e in enency OF the weAhef-he labor being
prtncit ally attended TO by ladies'
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q S00 REWARD.-Stolen from No. 10 Cham
pDUO hsrs, the night the sh u hsrch % ssrv'
ing Of 9Th SILK GOODS eoasisiiIs Of AAktILLlNLSf
FLORENCEs. eros De NAPIER BLACK MODES, csc
RIBBONS. This reward VIII b. pad party Swing
iio that lead TO their recovery nciD 1AsCoMbE
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Dr. TYLER a. Co., Clairyoyant Ply scians and
Healing Mediums No; ~ Yves: iSthst near 9'ha" SP'
Mutual Tests and Psychological Defamation of Character Will be
given daily Examination 81 Prescription s. Witt an De-
I'm. Ofce hours from 10 20 Dr. tyleI one OF tc
most powerful seuetiIes and successful heaters Oh tne axe
Postage stamps three cents for sale at this Ofice
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Now Reasy:
TTHE TRIBUN f A L NJ A N A @
POR 1853.


vTNHE TRIBUN IL M A N G
FOR 1858.
contains addition the usual Calendar Page snd Aaro
nomical Matter
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES E.-
ecutive and judicial
CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
LIST OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. Po-
Hticaly classified.
AN ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAWS
psssed at the Second seSsiop Of xXXIvth Congress-
A BRIEF SKETCH OF TINE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA.
BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS trepeanns the
Bogus Laws l which passed the House and was defeated
tire eenate with the thereon.
SKETCH OF PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS during Ne
pas. year
CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRIED SCOTT DE-
CIsION.
SKETCH OF MINNESOTA.
SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
AnEsIcAs AID prsocRArIe-adop,sd Ina 1885 complete.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS with
their salaes Times Legislative Meetings Holding Of GENERAL
Elections, &C.
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States which held Gen.
during the year ia57 BY Counties Congregational
Districts States carefully compared with previous Eieotoss
expressly for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
Price with postage prepaid Copy IS cents Is Copies fs
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yolney's Ruins, volney's Rain.l
VOLNEYs RUINS, VOLNEYs RUINS so
c~sta Also vOLNEY'S NEW RESEARCHES ON AN.
GENT HISTORY 81 IS New and beautiful editions wei
bound mailed free BY C. BLANCHARD, Is Sassaas,.
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Those PlaIed Tea sets.

They beautlu yeTy beAuiuI and cheap very cheap
esre DIV the Chatter Oak pattern They SOLD in full set
OF x rsce or separately with the cxcep of the Sugar
Cica Cups which Disc Johu Anderson and hs wite) should
A'P' "e LUCIOS HART
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90 trbom it itlap Concern.

CONSUMPTION.--The Rev. DR.. BURNETT,
V while laborrg missionary In Southern Asa discovered
safe and certain Tor Consumption, Asthma, bionc hits
Coughs Cods aud Nervous Debility aud ehsctl
mode Of nhsng the Remedya method BY which the CUkA.
TIVE PROPERTIES OF the MEDICINE directly addfess.d
70 the diseased organs the Acased desire
70 ber.ht his suffering fellows be viii cheerlly seld the
RECIPE GREE % such desire H. with fun and explicit d.
reoton preparing successfully the medicine. Ad
DIE The Rev. BURNETT No 81 Broadway, New York
HELP the POOR.-A package Of $50 BREAD
IL TICKETS issued BY the Hunter Woods Bens y9!sn, so
ciefy costing only u.s. will provide whole family with trssd
epo1g 10 carry them through the present trying ,easoo Fer
sale az the Office the C. Palace Fete No 30 Broadway
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN FREDERICK o. SWAN requested 70 present N. sans
with the vucbrs TO the Undersigned 1t bis ofe, No ID MAJ
New Yofk before the is day Of July nsuDat NV
York March T. 1853. THEODORE H1NsDALE, Assignee
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NHASONS, MASONS.-CRYSTAL PALACE
M TICKETS or ADMISSION TO the GREAT GATHER
ING Of FIFE MASONS April at the Crystal Palace.
ready Prize ~ Adniug sAy and gentleman. Litjes'
,r1;e lads e. QEce ~ jGG Brcsd~ay, WI Pfaee.
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