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IMDTATV B0TAWTC REMEOIES !

In treatment Of diseases Of the LUNGS and
CREST, Liver. Stomach. Bowels. Heart, Nerves.
Skin, Scrofula. salt Rhcum, Erysipelas, or
any and au diseases arising from Impure Blood
FEMALE WEAKNESS and Female DISEASES. OF
ali KINDS; also all forms Of CHRONIC or long
standing diseases. have given Dr. JACKSON q
Worid- riie reyu'ohoa.
INVALIDS SHOULD MARK WELL THE
TINE, and CALL EARLY as possible. The time
is limited and the appointments will lee pune
tuaiiy Kept as above,
If sick with any CHRONIC diseases do not
deiaY. as time only tends to confirm and rem
der cure more protracted and difficult.
DR.. jackson Will make examinations Of the
Lungs and CHEST, by the use OF the STETHo-
SCOPE, FREE Of CHARGE.
DR.. Jackson will not prescribe without pros
pcct of benefttiug his patients. No false
promises will be made, or expense incurred,
without corresponding prospect of recovery.
DR.. Jackson does not tear down to build up
and uses no mineral poisoaS in any case.
DR.. jackson procures his medicines from
the wilderness of the Far West. analyses and
compounds them himself
Dr. Jackson, although paying special atten-
ton to LUNG, THROAT HEART and FEMALE DIS
EASES. also invites to consultations in ALL
CHRONIC diseases incident to the human
system. Seeing many thousand cases every
year he is we'll prepared to give an op Mon
as to the durability of any case.
gz.~N0 CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION. ua
\. 6. JACKSON L,diaa Physician.
Post Office address-ERIE Pa, Box 222.
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PRICE CURRENT

Corrected every Wednesday, by p. \. STEB.
BINS, wholesale and retail Dealer in Gro
ceries and Provisions. Main Street,
CnEnERSP0RT pa
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70 EVERY fEHILE ~ THE UNITED
STATES.
MAS. WlNTAGUF'S FEMAlF CORDIAI,

"''O' ''lSiN 'NOO@ y G'i'AG- SO'AGl''-l
ETOk TIE. CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
{ DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs MONTAGUE, for many years afflicted
with most of the diseases that are common to
females, spending a large fortune in ten years
in trying the different means of treatment for
her relief to no avail, was prevailed upon bv
many of her friends to visit Cuba, December
As for tie purpose of reganing her former
health. While there, she obtained prescrip-
ton from a Spanish Physician
Whose silver locks
We're tending to the grave
With which, through the mercy of God, she
was restored 10 her youthful health.
After her return she made known to hun
dreds of her female sufferers the effects Of the
remedy with equally as great success.
This extraordinary medicine is offered to the
public for the relief and cure Of all the painful
and dangerous diseases peculiar to women,
and that the female constitution is subject to.
To those suffering from " PrOapsus Uteri." ."
Lucorhoca, Ammorrhoea. Menorrhagia, Dys-
menorrhoca-ChIoroSis, 4 speedy cure can be
obtained.
To those suffering from Falling Of the Womb
or Uterine Weakness Of any kind. the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. 1t is war
ranted to cure this painful disease if pcrsc-
vered in.
In all spinal affections, pain IN the region
of the Pel"iS, LowneSS of Spirits Hystcra
Sick headache. and all those diseases arising
from the peculiar formation OF women, the
Cordial will be found o. an immense value.
This medicine moderates all excess. and re-
moves all obstruction it inyigorates the de-
biIiated constitution for the duties Of life, and
when taken in middle age proves 4 blessing
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WARNER.-In Sharon Feb. 8th, 1859, of
Consumption, MARY A, wife of o. c. WARNER,
Esq, in the 45th year of her age.
death loves shining mark" Com.
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ANSOENGE3lENT EXTRAOR-
BINARY!
A LADIES FASHIONABLE FURNISHING
STORE IN POTTER CnuNTY

LADIES FASHIONABLE FURNISHING
STORE IN POTTER COUNTY.
q 8 RS. L. II. y GRIDLEY has established
4Tk fashionable and extensive Ladies Fur
uishing store, at Ulysses, Potter Co., Pa three
miles west of Lewjsville, where she will take
pleasure in furnishing Millinery, Mantaumak-
ing aud Ladies Apparel generally, in better
style and at much lower rates than ever before
offered in this county. Mrs G. receives tho
fashions from New York regularly, and i,
therefore enabled TO make or repair Bonnets
&c, in the latest style and with unexccptiona-
bic taste and durability. All articles warrant
ed to be as represented She desires the pub
lie to call and assure themselves of the cor
recneSs Of her statements.
NcssrS. Larabee i Co., viii receive and sup
ply orders to customers at Lewisvile
7. f. Gridley will receive and promptly Eli
orders, throughout this and the adjoining
counties, at shop prices.
Special arrangements made for Holiday
supplies.
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Inconnection lhlheabove. .T.E.GRIn.

EEE Would announce 70 Tue pubIic Of Pot
ter and the adjoining counties, that he will
regularly visit them. prepared to furnish all
articles of Female and Male Attire, and Family
Goods in general, warranted to be precisely
as he shall represent, and al much lower prices
than can be bought of any other person in the
county Qi:2ll
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NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

Students enter at any time-No vacation -
Time unlimited-Review at pleasure-Grnd-
uates assisted in obtaining situations-Tui-
tiou for full Commercial Course, $50, Av-
erage time 10 u weeks: Board, S2.59 per
week; Stationery SG,00-Entire cost, $1,000
to $1,000.
RsS@ Ministers Sons received Mt half price
For Card -Circular-Specimens Of Bu.i~
ness and Ornamental Writing--inclosr twl
stamps, and address
T. W. JENKINS, Pittsburgh, Pa
lO.q-lv&
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Kansas and Slavery.

LEAyENwoRTH, X. T., Saturday, Feb.
II, lS59.-A bill abolishing and prohib-
itiug Slavery in the Territory has passed
the Legislature, but il will doubtless re-
ceive the veto Of Gov MedarY.
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I'D ls which Judge LYMAN.
lo-+ l,-t;oaj Io-.
W.,
.. '.'' ~ 1n'y ." 'Ne " III
at L.mia h. H., instead OF the
a i E Tie car in which he
-. .... unco9pIed and ran
a.. .;
" ~ -''"- '"''e ''S Ie"S'n'
.a v.r. fatally hurt. The car
u tae displaced stove. but the
a-.ar.i through the windows.
-
II. -atss proceedings of the
under the order Of petitions
......
a.>E. "a. from citizens OF Blng-
p roster county, Tor the
ne r."m citizens Of Potter coun-
...a. oi tAt act ot ApnL ~
..."- inc 'a'e OF Intoxicating
q. . "" @ PTo'''olt '"e pea
...'..' 'A la-s H'a'1.
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PROSPECTUS.


THE UNDERSIGNED propose e establish in the town
= Of Williamson, N. G, weekly paper to be called
the WnLlAnsfoN MERCURY.
The paper will advocate the principles and policy Of the
Democratic party yet will always b found FAR indie
pendent Of party s6ackles follow principles wherever
al dictaton The times in which live rife with
questions Of moment to State and Nation The Union
which fathers made and cemented with their blood 10
made the object Of attack BY extremists OF al sections
We to be called upon to engage in another Pres
Sso.: =. one s .Ses to d.sd. The
Be dissolved In the midst Of such times 10 journal
to have its birth, and with desire for the honora
BE continuance of the Union the basis Of s prnepla
it wilt stand opposed TO extremes from whatever source
b made reliable and efficient messenger II win contain
the current uews Of the day. both local and focgnA
portion Of the paper will also b devoed to literature In
which department original articles will appear weekly
Nothing Of low or immoral tendency win Be allowed to
aruish ID noIumnA The NslcuRY will therefore Be de-
voted TO Politics News and Itesature and every est
will Be made to render worthy Of county and stale
do you approve Of proposed undss
takingf II %. are you willing to do what you can IN
behahs In order that may coosummate plana you
shall necessarily require. To The msmbers Of The Demo
cratic party not only in this county bat in this Cooerss
sionai District look with confidence for the support "
shal try ~ merit We cannot live and labor without The
"brad which pershesh than othefs and believe
they u. nEs refuse ;: he P.,s: :. e e pes &
paying Subscribers q the outset to enable 70 publish
psPef q ths ow rates II q per snsuu whsn ad IN
adsssss Or 9 50 .s:s payment !. ss!sd TIRE nss,b.
viaapssss q q aSo.t ths mt 81 q IsIsssy. =
ABN11 3 WILLIAMS
Janeasy 4 1e0. 49, -
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NOTICE..
TINE BOOK AND PIANO FORTE BUSINESS o.
l. p. NASH wi in future Be conducted By
JAMES z ROurH, tqf Tat irs.) and
JOS. v. NASH, (ss sf K r. EssA.)
Under the firm and style Of
E. p. NJ ASH &-CO.,
With all the advantages enjoyed BY the hose hsrfrs
The same attention will DO given 10 the ssecsios and
liberal terms-"OP TRIAL"
MR.. RICHARD RICHES,
Who has had charge Of the Piano Department or he last
four years, will continue With ~
~ Pessons indebted TO The business a Z p Nssh
will make payment 10
EP. NASH 4 CO.
Corner Bank and Sycamore sta
PetsnbosR. Va
December J, 1855. lOt-1y.
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LATEST NEWS!
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE,
THE ATLANTIC TELEC RAPM
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL!
But also the well known firm ut


NATHAN KRAMER,
RAlE,ea. y. C.,
In buying GREAT BARGAINS as the Northern Cities.
which have jus, rrcrivcd and oder them. With
snail advance. :. ny p.,roos and f',s.ds
Dry Good.l CIoshiss-(Msde To nv orsrr,-Cesss,
Furnishing Goods, Boots, shoes. Hats, Cats,
Trunks and valses Cspe Rass Cutlery Guns and Pie.
tolls Blankets. umbreiias Gold and Silver watches.
tics. Cloths. C.ssimcrs-. &c. Ae. and many
other articles to tedious 10 mention.
Nv Establishment eujoying ALREADY tho best rrpas,ioa
need only to state that shall c"u'nue To do badness 10
the same fair manner heretofore am thankful bs past
fav"rs, and beg Continuance of The Coss ONE,
NATHAN KRAMER
wilminGsoe 81. Raleigh. NC.
September IS isss. TIA
Disselssiea Of CepsrsserAiD,
sntHE COPARTNERsH1P HERETOFORE tx.
~ lSIING under the name aud nrm Of ROiSrER,
JONES MOORE, e this day dissolved By mutual eua.
srd to the Of the late 6rm In settlement ot s
business All peros indebted 10 sad 6rm viii pi-sss
come iorward and settle
JAMES y. ROYsrER,
JOSEPH joiner
JAMES A. MOORE
Raleigh, July I, 1858.
JONES 4 nOORE.
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LIB.
IL ERAL patronage bestowed upon the old 6sm. snd
in business the old stand where mar always Be found
cheap and full assortmcut Of saz G1prss Their esp
Il. being limited they compelled 10 sdopi he CsA
JAMES A. MOORE
lust RECEIVED
- 10 Bbi> rO.s's celebrated cs.sl... ,
,,,x 70 ,s,. JONES MOORE
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4 MEMOIR OF TIE REv. Et.ixHA MITCHELL
a D. D., his fsees.sus q CAsaisssy. hisssslsU 81
he f6ai q Respsss 10 he asssy b ssssss PsSise
Messags ssd Lsssssy Asspeiaioaa ssa sks Atdrsn T.
lvsssd q the rassent a BE roaiss ~ sAs a. 9ss.
l. Swain. Ii. D.. Prsa;dsss II ihs Csivsss;sy.
Pses b Psps % essts-Csush % essaA.
For ssls b
b. D. TURxBA
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RalsisA, Dss 10. lisa io-
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lie POST OFFICE, AT RIA.
ending LIST January, 1859.
Lewis, Lucinda
Leake, Maj Edwin
Little, J A
Long, John A
Lasster, Miss Fannie
Miller, John E 3
MCGEE, Terisa
Mainard, Mrs Emily
Mekeson W F
Moore, Miss Caroline
Noses. Miss Ella
Machen, Henry D
Nitchiner, John
Mclean, Mrs Louisa
Martin, Miss Wealthy
Harshburn, Jas W
Martin A
Narthess, William
Merritt, W II
Aassingill, Stariin
Moore, Rev Enoch
Martin, A
Neal, Jasper
Norris 4 Utley
Osborne, Jas W
Overman, B F
Olds, L h
Partin, Miss Elizs
PittmaD, Reddin
Powell, Miss r A
Farmer, Miss Maria
Parish, Aordecai
Patterson, Thomas n
Payson, Marshall.
Pettitt, Henry
Perry, Samuel
Riley, Geo.
Roazeil, Lawson P 3
R0dman, VIM B
Reid, ] r
Roland. Samuel
Sledge, Geo B
Smith, AlexI
Speight, Rev John r
Smith, Martha
SAUL, Green
Sterne, Henry A
Selby, DR. Milton
Speed, Mrs Mollie W 3
Smith, John w
Stith, ABB
Smith, Miss Ann
Stith, MI
Sawyer, John
Spikes, w B
Springs, J DIN
Stevens, n II
Stevens, Col John 4
Thompson, Jack
Telfesfo, W. T
Taylor, F0urd
Taylor, Jesse F
Taylor, J r
nxl.v Me. Me-
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11v0 An u9cEW
- nosTl, ,ssss
WARD & HU0HUO.

'~~ 49,. $500 -, g: - SS.'A~
.Aae 4 nUoaee 1Up14. SolR KypgY
W ed1nssis1eoGss = 60 % ~ = u.y.S
49, - - e. go = 80 e. ~ ~
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Sss esss,.1 49, - 80 nHsNSs
49, - - gylsaI 0uSy - e - -. e
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We ssviss % ssssssiss = PsgSssa. nssssA nsse
ss.s0sA - - lssss Ues.ny. - - - -
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GsskEsS0sss = - Sassa An % - b saaososssse
WARD q uCuaR
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Ellieet's Ds6ases-la Ylve voeuDoo.
VuVHH DEBATES IN TIE SgvE8AL STATE CON.
i vsasiosA he s6apsss eth Ps6all Cpasssuaina
sseno@1aed q ~ 0ssssssi Csevsssin q elillsE
D6iCH IiS HIfrfH-A P@Ss \, L.. n ~.
APPLgION4 HALLWAY AID 6fRXN uXvloA.
IlON GUIDE e. r:.s.Sss - =
DlONOg And DeUnEIf, - - 0sskansss AsunSy.
y l1ADEllA ORSlNI-A niAsss01 Nod e - ~
ny LADY Lu6LO4-A NeeSl. D. Ma oaskdp.
DAvHnP0ef D0NN-A nsa 81 Or Deg D CIass
Dick MARKHAM, .. s.sa. - s.u,, ., J. p
N-. WI rou..o1.
Asls,eA, \. O, uss. n iosA q:
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MISCELLANEOUS.


FRoOPHCTU0
.e osm ass
""Notth- Standard.
NEW VOLUMES ssr lsssi.
WIFI FIRST NUMBER .s., s ,s sazs =. e.
NEW VOLUME
of both our Weekly and Sem-W eeky issues ssa1esg ~
oounsss for tks ss witA tho ere"t gear from 'essssJ
to JasSasy. -
OUR PRINCIPLES. ,r
is for us to set forth the principles Ne
sh:. , . tn T: VEL 1n'"n TO
PLATFORMS OF THE NATIONAL AND STATE
CONVENTIONS
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Regarding ORGANIZATIONS g soona oslv e Praeoss cd
a. aeoy Successes shall not hesitate to denounee the
BY advancing doctrines contrary to the cardinal pin.
cspes Of the Democratic fith laid down in the Plat
forms above alluded to. =
THE CAMPAIGN OF 1855.
During the coming year the Democratic Party ofNorth
ANOTHER GREAT POLITICAL BATrLEl
y be crowned true to ncpss and its organisation.
ANOTHER GREAT vICTORYli
We shall be in the midst Of the fight and shall keep our
readers veil posted to its progress striking such blows
ourselves smay think will aid in achieving triumph.
Genera News, Literature, the Markets, &c.
We shall endeavor to collect the NEWS with care to
the MARKETS and present such other matter will
make the Htandard interesting and instructive.
APPEAL TO OUR FRIENDS.
And now desire to call upon our friends to hsp % to
EXTEND OUR CIRCULATION.
We ought to have t-~
TEN THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS,
and . little effort will procure them.
TIRAG9,
NNvARIABLY ADvANCR:)
SEMl-WEEkLY, .............. ............. ~ W
WEEKLY, ............................. W
PER ANNUN.
Inducements for Clubbing.
For TEN DOLLARS we will send SIX COPIES of the
WEEKLY one year. To CLUBS of TEN more, o. 50
EACH
~ The Standard Is conducted strialy o. tie Casl
sy and all subscriptions stopped at the expiration
Addrss,, HOLDEN 4 WILSON,
RAlMsH, n. C.
~ The Democratic press of IL State will lay Us under
obligations by giving the above few Insertions MOTTO
ing our terms.
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1KV pUHIICA11019
NOTICE.
EVERY POLITICIAN rs xORYncARoLtxA, sts
II dssirs 10 pot hsf fslly % 'As lasa psas'essss
ssssaiue. shoah PspsssS
Whit 10 srruss he Esssss Sod ssssiy ssssy p,isicsl
qssssas IL enhsssss The oihsiss isppsssss Ssssssss
relative 10 The Pebble lAs4s:
Mr. Clays Rsyau IN fsvus a Disassbsiisa;
Report of Mr. Grurdy sessss u;
Addsvss Of NJ. fsslksvs 90 he sse5ses;
vosss On dtssrsbaippe IN Ccesvvss; -
0s.ns Of Public I4sSs 10 STATE. r T. z pspssss v;tA
VOTES Sh~rvoo:
Cssii.ls's 1.ssd u srbssiua Bsu;
Table Of Statistics rvis,i,e 10 pst'e tAsaA
HENRY D. TURNER
\. c. bssk Ssss~
Rs:e;eA. ssps. 4. 1889. "a
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NORrH.cAROIINA cAslnRRRe.
EvHeY GRADE, COLOR AND PRICE "a -
- rosbs ths Old NessA Hasla.
,espIsabe o lssa n
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LIST OF LETTERS

A1S1 u.
ID EMAINING IN I
II LEIGH, for the mon
Alexander; s T
Adams, L A
Avery, W W
Austin, n 8
Anderson, Walker
Allen, Francis b
Adjutant General 2
Bohnstedt, T 4 E
Brown, John Potts
Biggs. Asa
Belts, Mrs Ann G
Banks, James
Best, Robt W
Bryan, John A
Blount, Custom
Beves, VIM A
Blount, Jas
Brown, Livingston
Barnes, David A
Belvin, " A
Barber, Mrs Az
Brinson, Saml II
Baxter, John
Bryant, Jas 8
Banks, James
Brown, Edward
Black, Mrs William
Brass6eh, Simeon
Brinkley, Atkinson
Bachelor, Joseph B
Blake, B b
Bounds, B
Carroll, 8 b
Darlington. D G
- Coleman, Col Dan1
Cook, John P
Cosby, DR. Howard
Cooper, Miss Mary A
Corbet q n
Clifton, Miss Creme
Curtis, Mrs Hanah
Crenshaw. Dan'l 8
Campbell, Miss Bette
Driscall. John
Dicken, Mrs Jane
Durham, William
Davis, Edward
Davidson, Craig 3
Dickerson, n O
Davidson, E G 8
Dond, Miss N L
Davis, Nastin J II
Dawson 4 Son, Aessrs B
Darden, James
Ernell, A W -.
Emmons, II
Engle, Dr. VIM il
Eaton, VIM
Fulgham, Geo W 3
Ferrell, Tbelbert
Rennell, Owen
Greenleaf, Miss Fannie
Cash, Mrs Nancy
Green, John B
Goddard, John n
Gurganons, Miss Eunice
Green, VIM 2
Gillespie, Mrs Frances
Gully
Garrard, Rev Thompson
Gayan, bF
howell, B N
Honeycut, Allen
Harris, Miss Dizzy
Hunter, W B
Hughes, P G
Hunter, VIM N
Hudson, Washington
Harrison, 8 D
Hayes, Miss Ann G
Hicks, Lewise
Holts, Loui&
Hunnecut, FW
Howard, Miss Mary
Johns, Prof J "
jerks 4 Merritt, Messrs
johnson, Miss Lizzie
Jones, Geo B
Jordan, Hon. J Parker
Jordan, John 2
Jackson, Mrs Henderson
johnson, Preston
Justice, ] m
Kinber, Henry
Keer, N G =
Kenefck 4 Skrim,
Persons calling for the
advertised.
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CHALMERS. COLONIAL OPINIONS.
OPINIONS of E@esus lAvy.s, % vss.ss rsisss a
seirs Tsh~srs ssd Cs@mssvv a 0resi bssis-sulssst
md drysrd om The originals IN ~ 0sfd Il 1ss cd
ether bxpsst.sss: By Gras1v Chalmsss EsV, y. q q
A.-oee Vol hsIs Octave. Pr. sIs.
Fog sss By
T. D. TURNER,
X. C. Bepk Aass
Raleigh. sspa I, isse 10
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OBTAINING IN The POST OFFICE, AT RIA
II LEIGH, for the month ending LIST January, 1889.
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NORTH.CAROLlNA HOaA D0Ok.-fnlS
IL day rrsived. By u. D. Tssess. go 90 cspasse
sdsica u The Moth Csrnss r.s1 Bod. iapsuvsd ssA
Ssriss many Sps.as ss ssd 10 suss sdssss psssssk
spsa psp<r ssd Substantially bsssd 10 su esf co.,
have 49, end furs.hiex slss esis Jsssss
of the fses. Sheriff. Clerks. C.ssssb,s CssusssS Sssn
ing en- impsevvussl 81 vusks q he ksa s<sssy 10
ss. and iassndsd e9psnioa 10 -Cssssvrs 1sssies!
Which sdded The Custssios a Moth CAsosA 81
u sks United States; seesss al sks psseeps csUs -
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sisbed he uupslis,sd lsv ses Il o. ne,lss esg
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!. 600 70 1000 Bales q Csssos pr A,auo.
II An STILL MANUFACTURING AT THE
y Rocky Moaet Als. EdGseonbs eessiy, n. @, Gov 70
Railroad Dspot free Of fsighs 10 pssesuai custom.
on three montbS time dsepaat of ~ Per esal ~
Cash-Cos,oo Yen. Seiss fwies, Plow Lines D.
Edgse@bs county n. G, win b psoapsly aisssdsd 70
March q. 1858. MElypa.
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SAODIEs. HARHEss, 1nIDLEs, Ae.-TAH
~ uaoeesieued hes 90 baad Of HE own maaulhsssre-
LADIES' And 9eNny sADDLEA q svesy svsSs "a
guilty. BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES; cxkRiAOK
BUGGY. CART AND WAGON HARNESS; asd I'll osHe1
0oods usually kept 10 Regular Saddlsy Essablhhmai-
which win b sod for eh shoss credit 70 pusesusl
hsyera Osdas thaak1slly rsssssd. end pseop6ly sso
,0.W. D. HuIcHMos.
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NOTICE.

lAKEN UP IN LlHvlLLE COVE, and committed 10
the Jail 81 Waianes county, North Csroiisa on ihs
his right cheek, height about sssi or ieehss
weighs about leo poanas, and bed whea tskse up
black Cloth Proek Coat and Lneo Pansa Alsn uud upee
his person pass n the following Let he bssrre
John pass until Monday morning 10 Greenwood o. cav
where 10 i've mes Of Il August the 7th lsss. SiRsed
BY ". Clinkscalssv The 70 requcssed 10 cme
and prove property and pay expsnse Or ssa boy Win b
dealt with according TO law.
August 20. fssa 1iSSn.
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RICH 4 WIFE.

Letter from Horace Lissly. .NHsrsiHt. " T.
GKxILEnEx-We were much pleased with the prompt
returns Of the shipments made your house. the prices
far exceeding expectations and ascribe the success
your indefatigabe cxerti0ns We shall be most happy
to continue business relations with YOU and also to re-
commend y1u to our friends
Yours, truly, HORACE LlNSLY.
January 81, 1889. lO-Smpd
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P.rt;oular attention aivsu 10 Salee Of lntefor
Ride. Beeswax. Feathers, &c. q Prompt rseune m ~
~ Cash Orders fur the Southern Trade resP''''s'"
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-29

FROM Turks IsLAND.-We are indebted to Mr.. E.
B. Smith, late U. s. Consul at Turks Island, for
copies of the Royal Standard to the 18th of February
from which we extract the following:
The Receiver Generals comparative schedule of
Revenue and Account Current for the year 1855 pub
lished in the Gazette of the 9th instant, show very
gratifying state OF the past years income The reve-
nue. from imports exceeds that of any previous year
since ls49 when the tariff was on very high scale.
The duty from salt shows that 1928 1924 bushels had
been exported being Ais ,6O2 bushels more than the
best year within the recollection Of saltrakers-Is49
The tunnage inwards exhibited by the light duty,
compares equally favorable, being SO 800 tuns, or.
17,20s TINS beyond any previous year. Under II ia
head Of other sources Of revenue there is also y
able comparison with the year 1857.
The total receipts amount to fS ,OO3 II s. and ex
pendture to f63l3 ID s. showing surplus for he
year 1858, of 81 800 IL, and which, added to he
previous years balance gives f2,4Ol 81, as sam
applicable to the services of the present year.
No transactions worthy of note have tai On nlsce
this week in salt. The weather is fine. W have a
considerable quantity Of salt on hand. Price nomi !
nal, say q to cents. Export duty, Ac.