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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
The Fourth Congressional Distric.

1t will be seen by the following letter, which
we copy from the COokeville Times, that Col.
w. III. DEWITT declines to become acandidate
for Congress. This will prove a sad disap-
pointment to his numerous friends:
CARTHAGE, March /, 1859.
EDIToR CooKEyILLE TINES II have seen
my name suggested from various parts Of this
(4th) Congressional District in connection
with the next canvass for the Representative
Branch of our National Legislature. Aud il
is with heart felt emotions that witness
among my friends these manifestations of APP
probation of whatever merit may have.
/ love to be prompt TO comply with the
wishes of my friends, the calls of my country,
aud the last to desert them. But my private
business transactions require my constant at
tention. Hence | am compelled 10 say, Ii
need not be expected that viii become a
candidate.
hope this may prove satisfactory to my
friends and my party; for | assure them that
no ordinary matter could prevent me from
obeying their wishes. Indeed IL would be
with pleasure that would meet the political
knight of the Democratic party, and SILVER a
lance with him Ia the political field, but cir
cumstances will not permit
We have many good and able men in our
District, and trust that some one Of them
will make the race and battle for our party
and principles, for which our ancestors fought
aud bled, aud that victory may perch upon
his standard.
1 conclude, again rendering TO them my
warmest gratitude for THEN kind notics Of my
humble abilities, assuring them IL is engraved
upon my heart as with a diamond point, aud
as deeply imprinted upon the tablet OF my
memory. Very Respectfully.
w. Ii. Dkwnr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

- - = x>->~- -
change informs us that
On Monday. February II, the first step
Towards preparing this vessel for sea was
made by hoistiug in the main shaft of the
paddle engines-one of the largest and finest
specimens of forged iron work which have
ever been completed for steam machinery in
this country. Phe weight Of the whole mass
is few hundred weights under forty tons.
In order to move such ponderous weight,
and raise it to the required height, il was
necessary to secure the services of one of the
new floating derricks, which have recently
been employed with such success in raising
and transporting masses of the heaviest de-
scription. In one hour from the time that the
great machine was talongside- Mr.. Scott Rus
sells yard. the whole operation was COM
pleted, and the INDUSTRIOUS, awkward looking
piece of iron safe on the deck of the great
ship. Measures had been taken to ascertain
if depositing such mass of dead weight on
the extreme edge of the deck, made the least
difference in the vessels trim, but not the
slightest alteration was perceptible. The
Great Eastern was on Monday registered at
the custom-house in the name of the Great
Ship Company as owners, free from incum-
ORANGES. 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

J. p. PRYOR. the staunch democratic editor
of the Quid Nunc, thus Classics the demo-
cracy of Tennessee: a majority. we think.
are in favor of few speeie-based banks,
while the minority advocate the out-and-out
Bentonian doctrine. A majority. also are
pedceably disposed toward the gallant DoU-
GLAs, while the minority are savagely hostile
to the invincible Northern champion of the
rights OF the States, and of the PEOPLE.
whether in the States or in the territories"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
Another sseamboa. disaster.

We are indebted 10 Mr. LUcUs Of the Ana-
Laacke for a memorandum OF Ihs following <.
Ca Monday, The zsth alt, the steamboat
Doaglsss. Gwartaey, Captain, was burned 10
the waters edge al GlrAult's landing. on The
Ysilobusha river, ia Tailahatchle county
The boat wa estimated ~ Sl0,000. and was
insured Tor ons-haH lie value. Al The time
Of the burning. she bad GA board full cargo
OF cotton, whlch MAS enurely CONSUMED
The ioss, however. falls chiefly apoa the
underwriters. No lives were Loot, bat several
passengers who we're ashore when the nre
Mas 6rsl discovered. hayiag rrtgrned 10 save
their tranks. eoataiaing money aud otheI
yaiaable-, noe oaly failed ia thsIr elorts,
owing 10 the rapidlty aith which the nrt
spread. bal were slad 10 escape nith THEFT
lives. lndcol, one or two Of the party wers
severely injured - nru.phis 2iTpesi, ga.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
L believe it saved my life.

JACOB WOOSTER. of Bush Creek, New Sewickley
township, says:
''For two years suffered the Vertigo, Nausea and
Headache, attending Dyspepsia, sometimes so severe
ly incapacitate for any effortat others, to
confne me to my bed. My bowels were often so
constipaied to obge to use the most POWERFUL
purgatives to relieve myself. Indeed, at last found
it necessary something of the kind constantly
Last fall l commenced taking BGRHAvE's HOLLAND
BrrTERs, and found just what my case required.
recommend it too highly for believe it saved
my life" marS-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
merican Credit In Europe.

A citizen of Pennsylvania writing to the
Philadelphia Aner1can & Gazette from London,
under date of February lIth, furnishes some
very suggestive facts in regard to American
State credit, and the market value of American
STATE stocks abroad, as compared with the
Government securities of other countries
The writer well and truly remarks that cou-
sidering the extent and resources of the
United States, and the character and institu-
lions of our people, in connection with our
very small debts, the securities of every
State in the Union ought to be regarded as
the best in the world. If we are only honest,
he asks. what security can any Government
in Europe give, burdened as they all are
with enormous debts, compared with our
securities?
And yet here are the last London quota
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

HollOway,s Pills and Ointment
HEALTH cheerfuness, long life, depend upon the reg
uar action action of the digestive organs, pure Sc
cretons and the vigorous condition of the lungs and
the nerves. All these conditions Of the system are
secured by the OF the above medicines. Sold so
Maiden Lane, N Y. marS-1w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.
( SuooeEsors % Garter, Mckay q "a AMI q Lanier.
On Tuesday. Narch RIk IsEa

N'"ooeAS"S ~ cdTtfri Achdy q 90 AMI q LdnieT. }
On Tuesday, March Sik, 1889,
WE VIII OLE Tor cash IA front II our Warehouse
" No Market Srcrt, a large asSsrtrnrit 81
Fresh and Chnlce trocerios COMPRISING m nart tho
following articles viz:
100 hhds. Ia. sugar; 100 boxes ToAacco yark-
100 bags fHo Cnilre. ous brands.
lD " lagnyia C"iec; 200 boxes 81 Ear Soap,
90 hhls New holasscs. 200 - paha soap.
80 a Dds de-; 100 q" Foxs = rch;
80 bbis. Crushed n row. 100 Weeds DO.
derrd sugar. zoo dozcn Rrecu s;
SuO DDS Tn H. whisky, 400 boxes STAR Candles;
70 . NeNSnm do; 100 - TaisE De-.
90 . Robinson CO. do; 90 = and = bhls. Gran
90 " old iyo Bour. berries.
. bon whisky; 800 dor Painted Buk cts:
IS - pipes Brandy; 100 boxes " A. and l. d.
% hbls. Water and But Cheese.
t'r truckers; rs bags Pepper:
100 kegs Nail- ,lissorfed, SOC Realms Wrap Paper;
zoo cases Coye oysters 20 cssrs Sardinos:
$40 0OJ assorted Cigars;
With many otter gTticlc- too tes ii,s 20 mention
CARTER, WllsEOki 3 90,
nlh2-il No Market stre,t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

A CASH BrsNEss- --JAsks BRornES the
father ofsIghssen children, was iasely married
IN North cAsolin. 10 Anss AAEr ca u.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
BROAD CLOTHS

large stock of black and fancy French G ssi,nn.r
magnificent stock or Linen Drills Catto,s,acs m,
r =, "rse'll'sa ana Linen pnck Coaags
every variety OF Men AMI ID y's wear. -
ALSO,
larg" stock Il Brown nomestics "a 4 y. .lso
an" = 'S'iAonfgs. select stack af fleac ed a.,
mes'i's, Driilngs. iiinietirs Towels ll.,, -
brown Iableclntls. 'u "''
ALSO,
re aiid extensive stock IL Hosiery Variety Co,
adhN"c N"il',is, Gloves, Su-prid.rS Needles pr
hooP skirts, Gold Jeweiry, Umbrellas, Parasols 6c
ALSO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
TRABUE & LUCUs.
Terms of Sale.

Al sums "uier siUo cash. All sums over p so a,,E
nhn,t s-eo Sky days. All over S1uS AMI IN
het 900, Tour months. All sums over s. ana under
ssuo hNe months. An Sums over $500 and ui,drr
s-,"oo, six mouths All sums over 81 coo cfpLn
months $50
TIM" Will be given for satisfactory pap.r pl,abltr
al ,e titi of tennessee. at Nashville
y heral discount viii be given b. those who nay
wish u cash their time bulls
InarCh6 I'D TRapIrI- A. rT-,f.,
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Bulwer's New Novel Complete

ham," &c. svO.
THE LAND AND THE BOOK; or Biblical Ilustra-
tons drawn from the Manners and Customs, the
Scenes and the Scenery ofthe Holy Land BY W
NJ THOMPSON, D., Twenty FIVE Years Missona-
~ Of the A.B.C.F.M. in Syria Palestine With two
elaborate Maps OF Palestine an accurate Plan of
Jerusalem, and sereral hundred EnqrGrings repre-
sentng the Scenery, Topography and Productions OF
Hibits Of the People. Two elegant large limo
Volumes, Muslin.
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH THE SECOND; called Fred
erick the Great. By THOMAS CANINE, Author OF
''Hstory OF the French Revolution 'sCromweIl's
Letters aud Speeches, - "Sartor Resartus !" &c. 2
vols. l2mo., Muslin. (vols and II, with Por-
traits and Maps, now ready)
RON. By the COUNTESS OF BIKssING1oN, With a
Sketch Of the Life % the Author with PORTRAIT
elegant 12mo. vol. muslin. q.
THE NEW PRIEST IN CONCEPTION BAY; in ele.
CANT vols, l2Tno. muslin.
REriGIoUs NOVELS there are many: this is not one
of them.
PEARLS OF THOUGHT, Religious and Philosophical,
gathered from Old Authors. vol, 32mo.
JUST RECEIVED By
w. r. BERRY 81 CO., Public square
ian27-tf
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For Sale.

wv no wants good Cook, Washer and IronerP /
w have woman with very likely girl children,
one years old, the other years DID, who is a good
cook, wisher and ironer, that Will sell very rea-
sonaole terms. Apply 10 f. ;. HAWKINS,
mar2-u NIB Agent, No. Is Cedar ST.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

made 81 Tire best material and t,in,,,., IN p,
style and made Ia Buac.lnbe order. d" " au'Au
.r ALSO,
large and extensive stncll of men's BOYS and rbil
drehs fur, Cashmere and Wool Hats ~
..-... ALSO,
very hTge stock 81 leghorn and Straw Hats PAN,
tN has ram Hats Misses ana Ladies whit. nna ~
oreh ats, me Misses x ladies Fancy six Iounts, n
magnificent stock Of the above goods - !"
Also
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
Negroes for Sale.

ME have most excellent man and his wife for
w sale, both a little advanced in age. The wo
man Is ag9od cook, washer and irOner: the a
most excellent gardener and reliable negro
febl1-u IL. IL. HAYNES
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09

Brogans, Congress Caters Of every ,.,ri,,,. s L.,
thls SICK Is i'r superior any - ok OF I,,.s, :,
SHOES that We ever before offered al auction ,r 80
vate sale. ~ ''1 % PR
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
LATEST STYLES

and kinds and the best brands and iest,, i,,,,,,,
an manufactured n the United Safes We v,..st re-
ecuuIy 'nvit" all Merchants both city aud c,u.try
~" ~" "ss"tess 10 make money instead Of glory. 90
, ,'',' ''iS s'i" The stock Is all ~ store Ne VIII
os Pleased 1. hase any and all persons to saf and
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in,ec hundred pieces 81 Al wool Half wool and Al
Cotton CarPctngs RGgrs Door Mtus 4 A. 81 ~
AattIng; also 50 Floor on Cloths Three hun me-,
p oN-gcs OF Wall PAPER, Rlank Books, WrappI'e p,
toned. - a' "'' "'ei4'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-09
Five Rows.

A splendid Assortment just received by
+. HAGAN.-
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s-s.s a-s..-. ses-sss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
Can EPILEPSY be nnrad 2

We think the following letter from a respectable
citizen y Mississippi will aaame, the question, and re
move al doubts from every unbiased mind
Grenada, Miss, June 5, 1855.
Dr.. sETa S. HAscE, BALTIaoRE, MD.--Dear Sir:
take great pleasure in relating case OF spasms OF
MS, cured by your invaluable Pills. NV brother. j. j.
Ligon has long been afflicted with this awful disease
ne was irst attacked when quite young. He would
nave one q Two spasms al one attack al first; but as
ne grew older, they seemed 10 increase likewise In
20 the time he commenced taking your Pills he had
them very often and quite severe prosirating him bny
and mind. His mind had suffered seriously but now,
am happy 70 say, he is cured of those fits lie has
enjoyed iine health for the last five months past His
mnd mas also returned to its original sprghiness All
this take great pleasure in communicating, as it
may be the means Of directing others to the remedy
that will cure them. Yours respectfully, dc
w. +. LIGON.
No person who is suffering from Fils 81 spasrns.
should neglect sending . Dr. Hancc, after this for a
supply q his nestmahlc medicine. His prices are as
loIiows one box 49, Two S. twelve S24-sent by
mlii Tree, on the receipt of a remittance. Address
Seth ), Hance los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Orange CuuNTy.

Superior Court Of Law, September Term, AID.
1859.
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court. thattbe
hsiness on the civil docket Of this Court, aud On
The Equity docket, has become too great to be done at
the regular Term thereof:
Il Is therefore ordered, that Special Tom of this
Court be held for week, commencing on the second
Monday Of December next,
And that the Clerk of this Court publish this order
IN the hllsboFough Recorder for four weeks Parties
and witnesses will attend accordingly.
JAMES GILL, Clerk.
September 20 O9-4t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

"A MING South, offer my land Tor sale lying in
- The south east Of Orange county, containing 3i0
acres, hundred acres of which are in active cult
saton; laO yet in the original forests aud about SO
acres Of good bottom land. Ny improvements are
very good; good dwelling house, with seven rooms !;
good oul houses Of all kinds located, eight miles south
east OF Durham's Depot on the n CaroIina Railroad,
and about eight or Line miles from Morrisse Depot,
will sell The above lands with crop corn, cotton aud
obacco stock OF hog, sheep and cattle, suit purea-
sers. good well Of water is convenient
Is. BARBEE.
september ID. oS-6wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
New Patent Fancy Articles.
AGENTS HEAD QUARTERS.
The Patent scissors sharpencr.


Every Lady knows the incon, enence and lroule
caused BY having dull Scissors The trouble is easily
removed by the use Of this Indispensable article ii
Convenience and Utility.
Best nducement 70 make money Honoahy, Rapid
" Easily aud surely, ever before presented, Please
observe the inducements
lsi.--lt requires but a small amount Of money TO
prosecute il.
3D. Its the best instrument ever invented for the
purpose.
81. It pays Large Profits both 10 the Wholesaler
and Retailer being from 100 to 300 per cent.
4th. u u a light and easy occupations. 4 Whole.
sale supply can be carried in carpet bag OF ya,l,e.
9TH Us adaptation to all persons, either in active
business, or wishing to secure ienuneralye employ.
nent, either Local or Travelling II is suitable to ci,
iher sex, old or young.
9Th, The unlimited use Of such common articles as
Scissors and Shears. in every Dwelling house, Office,
store and Mandatory, and with their use, a conse-
qucnt need Of sharpening, causes aexhaustlbe de-
mand for their sale.
7h. We ask no Large Bonus for Town, County or
State right Of SALE but give free chance.
We could enumerate many other reasons, hut we
now wish 10 cali your attention particularly to the Low
Terms Of Sale.
Single Samples by mail free, only so q
. | 90
Dozen 90
" .-" ) 40
Per gross, express, at purchasers expense, Is 90
All packed Ia Neat Boxes, with l.abcls, Show Bills.
&c.
s.ma Agents are making $40 per DAY. selling thi.
article alone.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
THE GOLDEN pEV.

Something News to $40 Day Easily RealzsI
sELLISG 4 NEW ARTICLE Of
UTILITY, NOVELTY,
BEAUTY and Suitability.
Presenting honorable, profitable, and popular induce
menls or dealers aud traders both oca lnG travelling
10 engage in lis sale.
THE GOLDEN PEN
is warranted superior 10 any other Metallic Pen ever
introduced To the public. They arr well tempered,
smooth, and elastic, made 81 The Finest SEED AID
Phtsd mtih Golden Fixsh giving them the most At.
trariEe appearances will corrue aud never fil
To give substitution. Nothing except the finest Gold
Pens ever before invented in the pen line, can com
pare With ihem in eppsaraaes, quality sqieobihtg,
economy OF eheapness. They aIe. indeed. superior.
and by many preferred 10 solid Gold Pen, as the
points never come oil
They retail much easier. OF half dime or dime
even, each ihtn other pens at lower prce will last
TEN TINES L0NGLR, write smoother, abd are every way
preferable Their lest recommendation is the rapid
introduction they arc receiving in schools, Colleges.
Banks, and Mercantile ESTABLISHMENTS generally.
Throughout the Union.
Their peculiar construction renders them universal
faTorie, Hhie their elastic qualities make them suiis.
bic for esrry general u.e. Put up in new and al.
tTlet!Ne stsl-, with Circulars. Caids dc.
Trims gf Nylg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

DIR. II. JAMES, discovered while in The Eas,
Indies, certain cure for Consumption Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The
remedy was discovered by him when his only child a
daughter, was given up die. His child was cured,
and Is now alive and well. DESTROYS Of benefing his
fellow monais he will send 10 those who wish it, The
recipe containing full directions for making and sue.
cessfny using this remedy fe,, on receipt Of their
names with stamp for return postage. There isnol a
single symptom Of consumption that il does not al once
take hold Of and disspa,e Night swea,-, peeyshness
irritation Of the failure Of memory difficult ex
pecloraon, sharp pains IL the lungs, sore throat Z
chilly sensations, nausea IL Tie stomach, inaclion
of the bowels, wasting away Of tie muscles. Al. !
dress O ?. BROWN & Co, 80 and "a John 4
Street, New York.
Nov. 22 is-6mp.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
ORIENTAL nEArrIrIER.

For Improving the Complexion.
From time imInemofial Ladies 1T the highest rank
Empre.ses aud Queens, have caused Nature TO be eA.
ploreI by the most learned and skfu 10 find a pre-.
paraon which would Immediately improve aud beau.
liy the Complexion
The Orienia Beautifer
Impatts 20 tie skin. insiananecusly that whi,cncss.
so!iness, aud yclsey appearance. which seldom met
with adults. aud peculiar alone 10 the Young anl
healthy and yet perfectly natural that lie closest
scrutiny taiis 10 detect is ptcsfHce.
II removes Ftrtkirs. Kcdne.-, Ruughnc.s. and all
impurities Of the blood. Il also eSiars . jeiis hiful
fragrance, and l. unrguallel as Perfume.
Il Is guaranteed "a te fee from aii metallic sub.
sianccs any other ingredients injurious In tbc skin
III each Ceisson 81 tie Rrautifer is included
4 flaeoa II Cotw de Rose G0rieu.
the RaFcsi Preparation extani which. When nsrd in
connection with tic BeaulGer produces iealiy mag.
cal effect.
Il is the grand coup Dc gracs Of every Pa.an ijelc
and the proprietor his bren iniurpd 10 establish 8l
Agency fbr it. sale IN the tnird States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
MARG-an.

IAgG-lD.
Ia this county, on Thursday evening tie 10Th inst.
BY RefIin r. 1apP, Eel, Mr.. THOMAS :. JONES
70 Miss MARTHA ANN SYKES, daughter 81 ST..
Henry sykes.
Ia this place. On the Glib instant, hy the Rev. 1hos
{. Hays, ht GEORGE HOBBS 10 Miss BECKY
JANE TAPP. 81 Of this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

4 Particulars The HsaofLhe ansericaa MI.
4 ister 70 Pekin aadthe Erehangeot The Raj
i ,tied Treaty,
A letter from Shanghae. under date Of Au
gust 22nd. gives the subjolned account Of III,
visit Of Mr.. Ward, the American Minister
to pekin:
On the 10th July the U. 5. steamer Powha
tan was anchored off Petnng, when an IN
perial ediet arrived, that the American Mn
,ster and bis suit OF twenty should be escor.
TED with all honor to Pekin. On the 2Oth
Mr.. Ward and suite landed, were received
tby an escort aud conducted to Pekm with
every show Of respect. They first Travelled
30 miles across the country in covered carts,
striking the Peiho ten miles above the lien
Using; thence proceeded in junks within
eleven miles OF Pekin, whence they again
took carts to the capital. The trip occupied
eight and naf days. The Legation re-.
NAMED at Pekin II days, during which they
we're confined TO their quarters, not, however,
a. prisoners, for they we're at liberty at any
moment to walk out, but the commissioner
refused them the use Of horses and guides,
leaving it optional with Mr.. Ward to remain
or not as he pleased.
They would doubles, however, have clos
ed the gates entirely had not Mr.. Ward
taken firm stand at the first interview, that
as soon as his movements were at al restrict
edhe would close all intercourse and demand
his return under escort. Ii seems that the
Emperor was very anxious to see Mr.. Ward,
but that he also insisted upon his performing
" kolow," that is. prostratng himself nine
times with his head on the ground, which was
positively refused. The result was, that on
the fourteenth day il was finally concluded to
receive the Presidents letter at Pakln, and
send MIR. Ward back to peitang to exchange
the treaty, and the mex, day they returned.
At Peitang on the 10Th, the treaties we're
exchanged, aud an English prisoner named
John Powell was gwen up, having proclaimed
himself an American.
The United States. steamers Mississippi
and Powhaian were at shanghae. the roey.
wan at the Gulf Of Peeheli, and the German.
town at Japan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND
FOR SALE

E'HE subscriber, wishing to dispose Of tract Of land
takes tbs method Of informing Tobacco raisers
where they find good bargain in land inferior to
none loI raising Tobacco. The said tract lies in the
Northern part Of Orange county, adjoining the lands
Of Mrs. Rachel Fauer, Alexander Anderson aud others
containing two bundled acres. which | will sell on
good terms The said land is well lmbefed with pine
aud oak. Any person DESTROYS Of procuring good
plantation viii do well 10 call on me, living near
Hnehss academy, or By addressing me al that Office
as | am determined 10 sell.
DAVID L. CLARK.
October T. HIM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
s New and Improved
ven SWI II PEN R.

Single onrs. sen, rs mail 25e,s 81 Si5 per gross.
New Sitle D,oF Fa.lcncf NcR style Knife sharpener
G0ose Qnill Pen Maker, new Patent a1icle ~ ma.
kiag Guasr QHill Pens with Fen Knife de combined
rfirr - AMI $ ntii with silver and name engraved
on IL 50. very Beautiful and Nett Article that o..
cuptes the space 81 AZ ordinary pen knife.
Also. various other New Patent articles Of Utility,
Those rmiitinr St5 Al ono time. Nv Mail or Express
urjcf SIS worth Of samples a tue lospst Whole.
sale Pirrs. Ailfrsss
n. r. DEwEY & co.
1893 south Third 81, rlilldptaa, ia.
Sept IS. tu-aIm.