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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-11

"A good deacon. making an official visit
to dying neighbor, who was a very chur-
''Sh end universally unpopular man, pnt the
usual question; Are you willing to 90,
nv frienda" oh, yes." saitl the sick man.
81 am" Well. said the simple-minded
deacon. 81 am glad you are, for the neigh.
hors are willing u
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-11

The creed Of a political whang.doodIe"
party, according to the New Orleans Bul-
tetin. is extremely simple. to wit Office
apd whisky. Occasionally it is reversed.
and it is whisky and Office. The " wbane
doodles" can be found everywhere.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-11
OUR MILITARY SYSTEM.
REPORT

Of the Committee on Military and Pen
sions on tie Presentn,ent of the Grand
Jury Of Lerington, asking for a change in
the Militia System Of the State; and.
also, on Resolutions from the House ask
ing for the appointment Of a Military
Commission.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-11

JET, why am you lie ths tss ts go.
guys It up, Sam; Icanf Elf You. u q
you stays green bath aqmnse spH wsslAisE
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-11

There are more lies told in tE4Sbrief sem
tepce, glad to see yon,' than IN any othse
sentsncein the Eoglish lapgAe9ss 4si-E st!g
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-11

"Doesticks," describing 3 New York boat
ding'hopse, says YOU can always tell. when
they get new hired girl, by the color of
her hair in the biscuit. -, .
The best bank ever known, il a bark Of
earth; j! never refuses to discount, tebouest
labor. And thebest share is the ploVShare,
on WHICH diyidends are slways slibArak a.ssJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

have read, in commenting upon the eventat
Harper's Ferry, dwells upon it as something
that twill compel Us to keep the peace with
the powers Of Europe" and that means to
take the law from them in our own interna-
tional relations.
meant to have spoken the wre Ok Of that
magnificent and mutually beneficial CONNER
cial intercourse which now exists between the
producing and manufacturing States ION the
hostile tariffs in time Of peace and the ha-
bitually recurring border wars by which It
will be annihilated meant TO have said a
word Of the navy Of the United States, and
the rich inheritance of its common glorles.
Shall We give up thiss The memory Of our
Fathers-of those happy days when the men
Of the North and South stood together for
the country, on hard fought fields; when the
South sent her Washington to Massachusetts,
and New England sent her Greene to Caro-.
| lina--is all this forgottens sail the coun'
sci that we two have shared;" all the joint
labors to found this great republic,-is this
]" all forgots" and will We permit this last
| great experiment ofcontederate republican.
Ism to become prMerb and a by-word to
the nationss No, fellow citizens. no. This
glorious Union shall not perish. Precious
l legacy Of our Fathers it shall 80 down, honor
I ell and cherished, to our children. Genera
j tions unborn shall enjoy lis privileges as We
have done, and five leave them poor in all be.
sides, we will transmit TO them the boundess
wealth Of its blessing.
/ Immediately after the conclusion OF the
Hon. Edward Eyerett's emphatic and elo
gquent denunciation Of every tendency to dis.
union, the immense assembly broke froth in
10 the most raptuous and vehement applause
i Nine vociferous cheers were given for The
honorable gentleman. followed by the clap
ping Of hands, waving Of hats and handker
chiefs, and every demonstration a SINGER,
people could give Of satisfaction and delight
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21
Return or nEN. SCOTT.

The return Of Gen. Scott from his mission
to the Island Of San Juan has been almost as
unexpected as his departure. Some fears
were entertained that the inlirmity OF years
would render the journey too wearsome for
his strength. but the result Is happily ditf,r.
ent. Immediately after his Decentralization
from the Atlantic last evening he went TO
his residence IN Twelfth street. where The
members d his family gave him a welcome
more grateful doubtless to the old veterans
feeling. than any Of The osations have been
which he has received since his departure.
Gen. Scott states that since he LETT this
city. On the Goth Of last September. he has
travelled thirteen thousand miles. 90 far
from impairing his health. the constant
changes have been Of decided benefit, and
he SAYS that Ne was never mure robust and
vigorous than he i Al present. lie expresses
the greatest qualification at The warm rccep.
ton which has every where been accorded
him. With regard 10 the results u his mis-.
sun. Gen. Scott chooses 70 be silent. pre-.
terfing that the people should receive their
Information through The proper channel.
Aep York Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21
GREAT UNION DEMONSTRATION IN

The Union meeting at Faneuil tiatl on
Tharslay last, was presided over ny eN'uoS.
Lincoln, assisted by l29 Vice Presidents, IN.
cluding four e. Governors Of the State, and
six Secretaries. The principal business 10.
eallues il the State we're represented N
the organization. The hall was packed 10
syery part. and many hundreds were unable
10 ram eSmlttanse. Rev. Mr.. Bladen, OF the
Old South Church, invoked the DIVINE Dies.
sing on the nation the State. and the audi
pnos assembled. The President--ex aeN.
Lincoln the opening address, in which
he briefly alluded TO the event which seem
ed 10 call tor the present demonstration.
Ten resolutions were adopted, the third Of
which is as follows:
Resolved, That we look with indignation
and adherence upon the recent INVASION Of
.he Commonwealth oil Virginia; that how
ever narrow OF however comprehensive was
,he iniautens scheme, in its instrument or
is execution. il WAS an undisguised assault
upon the peace and welfare ut the whole
country that we deeply sympathI2e with the
people Of Virginia in the trying scenes which
they have been called to pass through, and
uroifer them and their civil authorities, and
those III the ESdeIGl oNNGthhSHlt oAt "tttAtL-
ing cogGtenance and support in the MAINTAIN,
ance Of the laws Of the land aud the public
peace. ".~.
The sixth resolution reads:
Resolved, That the Interchangeable Onion
of these States il indispensable to the pros
perity and glory Of each and Of all, and even
10 our continued existence as civilized and
enlightened nation; and that in league with
our patriotic brethren throughout the Union
we solemnly pledge ourselves to uphold i
with our lives, our fortunes and our sacred
honor.
The seventh resolution declares fealtv Il
the Constitution. and that we will taithtall,
and uuresersediy carry out ali its obligations
and requirements.
The eighth declares that we will discoun
tenance everything tending to produce ali
enatioa Of feeling between the North an,
South.
The ninth deaounces the apnlogists for tn
late raid upon Virginia. and holds as gull
~, before God and the country, those VIII
induced il.
The principal speech Of the occasion wa
that Of Mr.. Edward Everett, who spoke a
length, pleading earnestly and eioqaentlY .
gainst the dangerous tendencies OF the day
Among other letter sreceiyed from distln
guished citizens Of New England, was on
from tx President Pierce, denunciatOry I
the agitation and It's cause.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21
CONGRESS "A. is. account. the House

sDNGNEsS - Al iast accounts the House
Representatives hal not succeeded in elseiins their
Speaker. On Friday the seventh baoting was had.
and resulted as follows; sherman DC, Bocork SO,
GiImer SO. Scattering ..
After this yor. VI. g in,r with lrew biz name. In
doing he sail he desired % express his thanks.
only those Of his political party. but 70 gentle
men Of other parties with whom he rcry much disa-
greed on one single point for the high compliment
they hal paid him il giving him their VOTES. With
The leave Of the H1u.e Il, woall put in nomination
for Speaker Hon. Alex. n Boleer. AMI b. though. il
the Democrats side willing % Show spirit cor
responding to that which had just been manifested theY
might in the next ba!lot succeed escting Speaker
The HOUSE then proceeded to b.llo, the eighth time
with The following result: sherman III, Boeock 50
Bo,pier Is, Scattering g.
II III >eaaie, The resolution offered III dr. Mason
IN lie IT., ay 81 ,he session to inquire into the liar
pes frrry lrlir, ~. passed. "wednesday last By
unanimous vote. Mes.ts Mason. DAVIS. ioliamef
Fitch aal Daaftls we're appointed ~ the Committee.
Tie Rss. d. Gatley aas elected chapiain Il ihr
scntte % Thursday, and then ths senate ADJOURNED
IL MONDAY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, December II, 1889.

Our Court.-Judge Manly having accepted the
appointment Of Judge il the Supreme Court, rendered
70 him by the Governor and Council, which Court
commenced its session on Monday Of last week, he
could not hold the Court here to which he had pre-
yiously been appointed. And Judge Caldwell owing
we suppose, 10 the short notice given him, not being
to attend the special term Of the Superior
Court was not held here, much to the disappointment,
and loss Of the parties concerned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

DEta ~ Hos. Epsusp DrBrHnY. We
are griesed 10 hear u the death u this gopd
man and true paiflut, which took place Al
bi. residence IN Montgomery county OF
Monday night last The 18th inst. u All attack
II pneumonia. lie was in tie 7jd ypar u
his age, having been burn oil the iItI August
1877. lie was thirteen time. elected u the
State Senate. aud eight lines 10 Congress.
liz was plain moJrs! man u varied lnlOr
mattDn, clear head aud suund judgment
bat ab1sc all, was distinguished lDr in,rgr,.
y aud single heartednes..
Fayetteville Ogaerre,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

sr,spkpE ~ t'nrHcn.--Bangor paper.
slate That qaiIe : stampede took place from
Tue Unitarian Ghurcl, 10 that CT, OF Sunday
last, when Il was understood that Rev. M.
Battles, u another denomination, was IL
preach. Nj -. isa siolent aboiItionist and
disuniDni,t, and the worshippefs 81 the Uni.
tartan Church would uolli,ten 10 his pressh.
tns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

New Subscribers. - We tender our thanks
to Mr.. Chesley Moore, Of Alamance county, far list
Of eleven subscribers, accompanied with the cash.
II few other friends would exert themselves in like
manner we should in degree be relieved from the
pressure which now resls upon Us, and with the addi-
onal means thus afforded be enabled might hope,
TO render our paper more worthy Of patronage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

Post OGices. We have neglected to mention
that the Post Office Of IVES. Orange in this county has
been discontinued, and office opened al Hughess
Academy, Of which WIN. H. ellis is Postmaster.
4 new office has also been opened a, Bans Mills,
and Willie Merritt appointed Postmaster
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21
New DaiiJ In Fayetteville. :
E.enllsn Qntrierir REVIEW.

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ber II TIL. psroiical contains resieas ~ I'LL
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d stnst. 4 pm Wssis ) Tie Ofebatl IIoa.s.
Parliamentary Reform, u IT, Three BiIi,. anI III.
Btrghts Schedules.
Thr North british Isclsesv III Nasem,rf.
rnntaIas. sistr Papefs Nsn,lrs 81 lIeafy VII Z.
Gaming auI lii rimfs J. New Poems. 1 Psgi..ssf
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III sai siepaea LaDstgn. O. students II III New
Learning 7. I3paa sn1 lie ispaaf.s. j. Nss Has.
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Published NJ Leonard srait & c.. New York.
Price 81 PER annBm ~ NY one II ihp Review. 81
Blsckwood; any tso u the wofks. S.; f1f BIlck.
wood an the igur Rstisws, $40.
discount 81 twenty d,s pr cent from The shove
prices will he SLOWED u club ordering four o. mafs
eopie. II any ons Of mare Of these wotks.
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TIE PRESS.
The Gold.bnrpuEh Tribune. satia,

The G0ldsbUfDugh Fribuic, conducted ~
our q. fieul Thomas Lafing, Esd, abSul II r.
hrseI AMI improved ~ the addition ii nes tyre Va
are gtliifel 10 sec tbs evidence ii BIZ prosperity.
New Daily In Fayetteville. - Archibald
u. Dink.. Esq, iatc associate editor Of The c4rc
Man. has issued proposals III rihi..ing dlils
paper ii Fayetteville. - IL eaiteI he Goatst. Il will
~ Drmorrltt. - politics. aui out, b ahg eItfa.
fhs pree d tha Dails papst y Ii - aal u ihe
Weekly Sc re ,nuuta ii sdysses. Il VII Ii Gin.
fa.nssl 45agt ibe middle ii HsSt month.
NJ. n. II. Whitaker. 81 tie Democratic rfc.., Ra.
leigh proposes y issue thu a1taai daily. sef ill., 1T
u January nest, ), 81 per aanan. pa.i advance.
We hive received the ffst number u the Western
iBvotsi- NV Parst pas.ts Il i.hesiili, b Hen.
y q Cellau. IN. We hpts lie Wig. & IT. faaun.
llin region vii duly appreciate ii. services, ani giss
b,s, libstsl seaport.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

Kentucky. The Hon. Iohn e. Breckenridge,
Vice President Of the United States, has been elected
BY the Legislature Of kentucky BE Senator 81 Tie
United States for sir years from he 4th Of March
1861. His majority over his competitors was %
votes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21
Mn.ls.lrsl.--A ielter lroln Iaekson. MI..

MfssissfPH.--A letter from Jackson, Miss,
dated December Z, 1859, saysi
4 bill lof excluding free negroes from The
State passed tie lIpuse yesterday by vote
Is to 5. II provides that they shall leave
The State on Or before the 1T Of July 1861.
II they prefer 70 remain. however, tI,ry
shall be sold intu slavery with the right III
choice az masters. al price assessed bs thee
dtsintere.ted shareholders, the proceeds u
70 into the treasury u Tie euunty IN which
the provision u Tie bill may require l., b.
erecuted.
A bill has passed the Senate By 4 vote ~
i9 u 3, excluding from circulation in this
state the Bank bills 81 other State. u III.
nomination under twenty dollars. ain IN.
ciined 10 think the measure will be defeated
in ,hs House,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

Tux WgsTraS Esft>sipN.-M are graft.
fled il being .bls ii st.ie that this important
state work 4 naw ii fair way ii bring IA.
piaiy pushed forward Thsreqnisitc amount
II stock has been Subscribed fur constructing
III second Srtton u the rod, whleh extends
lrom Narsanion west about Al miles, an,l
contacts have been aaarded accordingly lpr
tie entire scriiDn.
lie mountain portion II this section has
been awarded II Nes.rs. Gfocklurd Il Nal.
one. gsilenen d long anil successful expert.
rnce 10 work II that character.
Tie remainder II the work has been 4.
wafsled Ii citizen contractors, among whrm
IRE Me.sr.. Avery. Meksssnn. Patton AMI
uthtfs. whose character lur energt anil per.
severance needs M comment.
The contractors will enter upon The prose.
ruiian IT tilr Mnrk Immediately.
We congratulate all interests inynl,ed III
this great work. bui more especially d. we
congratulate oar bfethrrn ii the .'Iat Nest. Z
ilat !. beginning - dawn upnn HEM alter 4
iang md cherries. night. Much credit /.
due ID Aif. Pearson. President IL lie Com.
pany. ani 70 MAJ. rursst. Chief Engineer.
tar the energy they have exhibited ID this
matter. And W nAy safely say lhat Tho
spIfit ihruWn intp tie work bs liz enterprise
u Chas. Y. FISHER. Esq. has stimulated the
stakeholder. q engage IN the enterprise III
We had more W0gk anl less croaklng and
s'taining after ufIice and political capital. our
State wuuld b. much ihe better f.r ii.
S4is5Vy Baanr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21
EXECUTION ng cnx.plR ,roRs.

JOHN 4. Cook. Edwin Copplr. Shield.
iireeu, and John Copeland were hung on
FRIDAY last At Chafle.tuan. Va pursuant
Il their .eutcnre-the two iaiterat / | n'clnck
IL The forennon. sui Cook and coppic short.
IN afterwards. There MS nodislurhance.
Coax aud Goppie attempted 10 ESCAPE on
Thursday night. and succeeded IL gcitipg
nut II the ja,i building. but we're discovered
IN the wall. fired pom b. the senimeis. anil
captured without being wounded. There
Nas great excitement ii Gtn,lesttwn Ii con.
sequence Of this attempt. The PRISONERS
stated that they had bern engaged ten das.
IN preparing for Their escape. They hal
male hole II the wall. which ihey conceal.
III alth pager. hriing the bricks under their
bel. 'rhey got The shackle. .iitir,r feet by
saving them WITH ~ pld knife Whsn feel
II b. Tie srptinel Ties sufpnird without r..
.l.iaHer. There va. 10 military quad With.
10 III" prl.nn. the officer III command having
yielded the claim u The jailpr 10 have III.
avn mrn inside. Tie military. bnsrser,
have kept guard IL he outside. aud thus pre-.
vented the escape Of Tie prisoners.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

We wisi, 10 dispose of ,try excellent
hand press nov used 10 printing orr paper.
u !, il gpu,l working order and very little
the worse d the wear. II has, attached. a
very excellent sell mixing machine.
Tie whole will be cold cheap. Apply IL
this ntier. Uar exchange. IL HE State woad
epufcr lasor by inserting The above notice
me time. Fly 1aohnion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

The editor u retas paper states that
Mrs. q. w. Howard, II Sabine county, late.
" took her little child. aged nine months.
q . cuttou field and sat him on the ground.
While she vent 10 another part IL The field.
Returning shc lound him with both hands
elasped around the neck ii . raffissndke.
TIE mother seteaned. The baby dropped the
snake and cra,0ked 10 mother. Oh examining
Tie snake i vas found % BE- perfectly dead,
bsby having shokeJ II % save iu life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

declared Il was time our elections should
now be made to turn upon some other than
the negro question.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
HARRISON PARKER, Pres't.
j.. Y. WnrrrEn,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-21

The following are the Of The Delegates 10 the
State Convention, appointed by the Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-15
: -
III n lllSfAlCn.


TVESBAb
---~1. :. ! orsxpAKY--LsttIe Eddy, 90 nM Wy
sos neoaensiy loitersd By small st'esm !.
go Iss 10 Gas Obliged TO pass, 10 witness sno 90
~" - Ma p,ayuaasea while bathing; 'ps ~.
s.sog al sai5seient depth in some place., Ia.
arrese. Fearing that come acciden. =. sean,ars
ali him. bis mother had told him never ~ 800 ,hs
.,aar. and In strong terms never 70 ~ ~
wsssr. ous. day, however. being o.sseo% ~ ~, =.
.-ss.s,on. aud the urgent solicitstion o. poys
s,Ssr shap himself he yielded 20 sne'r sMpofta-
rsss.. snd his own Wishes, and, sor AZ nouf, enc
s.,sa into their aquatic sports right hearuty.-
MT A. sll-isck would have it-whfis dressing him
.sis he soree Encouragement, hspus on his shirt
-,arr side out, entirely annoticed BY him Ut the
s,s.. hut the quick eye of bis mother saw II, aud
sivined the reason at once. Before retiring for
cha n.sht, II was customary for the little boy "a
Ipes, 81 her side, and repeat his little prayer
While on his knees she took tho opportunity &c
reprcvs him for disobeying her command.
"Edmund, how Is it, that the buttons are on thu
fnsids of yoar shirt collars
81 dA-tknown, isnt that the way, mother y
"No, my son yon have disohcycd me, ATM sorry
81 zee: you have been in swinming--eise how eoait
you have turned your shirt,"
The little boy felt that his mother had srokes
tAs truth, aud was for q moment silent. However
che satisfactcry explanation, ss he thought, sccr
occurred. With triumphant look and boit
voice, be replied:
SMOTHER. III osess turned gitt's erer III
Jytaee3'
Wonder hew many men have turned their coat
'gettin' over the fence.
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tKyEsTEaN RAILRoAp-NoTIcE TO

w C0NTRACT0RA.-FNGI CFFIcE ". II.
&, FayETrEvnLE n. O., feb 81 ls.s.-S ea.ed pro
posals III be received at the Engineers cice OF TIE
w. X. until tbs 25th DAY OF February, for tae
Graduation and Mas1Bry OF lih miles OF their tos1
furnishing the Gross ties fer 10 miles ard ior ine
ing Of q miles Of tra-k and until the lsth o. tsn-
ruary for the supsrstructnre OF tie Bridge sefoss
loves Little River, GEO feet long
Good tisreaces will be require Of CONFERENCE.-The
their ability to carry Cut their contract
Plans profites aud Specifications esu be seen a. re
20th' inst w KUPBR,
CT. Fng'r ssd eupt;
The Western Railroad Company de,,gn placing the
balance of the grading and supersiructnre OF tnsI
road to Deep river. t61s miles, upder consrsea ~
The LIST day Of April; but would receive Pivtsyss
FOR that also On the 25th nsi If persons should ~
disposed TO submit proposals. based npoa al ses0AF
mate location. ,U
fe S-dt25th n
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La I'M NOTICE 1859.

70 PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NgW AR
RANGEMENT.-ss 81 IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL-
LERS THROUGH TICKETS AND THOUGH
CHECKS-3REAT NORTHERN kOUTE.-Carry-
ing the great United States Mail. Twice daily (Sun-
day might excepted) between Richmond, AieXan-
York and all e- iuo . il tant points West, GO via
Acquia Creek and Washington, over the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, to the Poto-
mac River IS miles; and by splendid and conforta-
BILE Steamers, thence TO Washington, Ave miles,
in all I30 miles in hours: being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure-6 IS N, and 80 Nj.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents,
a. CHECKED THROUGH "a to Washington,
Baltimore Philadelphia and New York
Through tickets can be procured ct the following
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-15

IACOUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known RENE
dies for Coughs and Colds has becn in use in Rich.
mOnd and its vicinity for the PAST fifteen twenty
years. ana has alway proved eficacious in Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate was voluntari'
ly given by Rev. Mr.. Wiles In 1854.
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March %. 1884:
Nh. @. O. WALrkR-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cough EtsStr."
purchased of you, has acted like charm upon my
futile daughter, when she had the Whoopine Cough
very bad have used it also in cases Of Colds, at
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation excellent medicine, and in my
Judgment no family ought to be withoutit.
A. WILES,
Pastor of the u. i. Church, South. en- Caroline Cir
cult Va. CoIsf.
= For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS Fisher Winston,
Milspaugh & Johnston, J. W. Garlick, X. j. Picot,
A. Bodeker and Chas. d. Yale. Richmond. &C Is
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LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON,
18th and Franklin streets.
! l5-lm Agents for the Proprietors.

rITY MADE FURNITURE AT COST.
~ The undersigned, intending to discontinue his
present business. offers his stouk Of Wardrobes b.
reaus, Washstands, Rosewood Brocatel ParIor sets.
Sofa Tables. Mattresses &C. at coat, for cash. until
March 10th at which time the balance will be closed
at auction: AlFurniture on hand for repair ~ not
called for By that tiine viii be soid topsy charges
II COWLIkG,
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