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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-25


For the better sccutity of commerce between the
ciuHons OF tho Unuod States America and the cit
liens Of tho Republic of Pangu,y il is ngreed that
II nt anJ time any intirruptiun of friendly inter
course or aES rupture should unfortunately take
place between tho two contracting parties, tho oit
lIens of cihrr OF the said contracting parties who
ma bo established IN tho territories OF the other IN
'ho exercise OF any trade or special employ
shall have the privilege of remaining and contiuu-
such trade or empl loyment therein without any
innnner OF interruption, In full enjoyment Of thor
hb,rb ana property, Us long Us they behave peace
.bll and commit no offence against the laws and
mal De, whether IN thor own custody or intrusted
TO individuals or to the State shall not bo liable
70 seiLurs oe seqn slrauSn or TO any othef charges
OF mhnds thhn those which may be made upon
ne IKE ELECTS OF property belonging TO native oit.
lsens; u, however, they prefer to leave the coun-
tT, ihe} shal be allowed tho time hoy may rcuuiro
To liquldate their accounts and dispose of their
properly. aud saia ounduot sholl be given them To
embark At tho ports which they shall themselves
select. Consequently. IN tho oaso referred To of "A
rupture. the publ funds of the contracting Statai
shall never bo conilscatod, Sequostorod or detain-
ARTICLE XIV.
The citizens Of either Of the two eon'rae ting par
ties residing IN the territories of the other shall
ENJOY ~ rosard TO their houses persons, and prop
ertos, the protection OF tho government in us full
aud ample manner as uatiye citizens.
In like manner the citizens of each contracting
party sh. enjoy, in the territories Of tho other iu
liberty of conscience, and shall not be inolosted ON
account OF thoir religions belief and such of those
Sste.s a, may die !" the territories OF tho othsr
places appoine for the purpose. with sutab bic dc
cOIum and respect
The citil lens of the United States Of America ro-
siding within the territories Of tho Republic of Par
sgunJ shall DO at liberty TO exercise in private and
~ their own dwellings, or within the dwellings or
Ynces % consuls or yioe-oonsuls Of the uuited
states OF America, Their religious rites serv iues
anu worship, add 10 assemble therein for thst pur-
poss without hindranco or molestation.
ARTICLE XIV.
The present treaty shall be in force during ten
Al iha ,laun a ff.a
aa'lncatShsi and further until tho end OF twelve
mouths after the government of tho United State,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-25

sonciude, by common agreement, a treaty eetab.
fishing conditions equally advantageous TO the com
merco and navigation OF both States, have TO that
effect appointed as their plenpotentaries, namely,
Tho President ofthe United States, Lewis Cass,
Secretary oeSAteof the United States, and his
Majesty the kHseA ihe Belgians, MIR. Henri Bosch
Spencer, decoxote fwih the Cross of Iron, Chevaer
of the Order OF Leopold, Chevnlier of the Polar
Star, his Charge d'A flares in the United States,
who, after having communicated to each other
their full powers, asccrlainod to be in good and
proper FORM have agreed to and concluded the fol-
lowing articles
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-11
April 10.
SPRING GOODS FOR 1859.

mn RS. OWEN announces 10 her patrons and the
w public generally that she is in the receipt Of
her Spring Goods consisting ofevery variety of desa
bic Fancy and Staple articles that possibly he in
demand, and at prices varying from the lowest to the
highest that the market will justify.
In the MILLINERY Line-She has silk Bonnets
priced from $3.50 10 $40, with almost every n,emed
ate price.
OF STRAW GooDS-A great variety Of styles
suited 10 every age. from the nfan, 10 old ladies, al
prices varying from so cents to that Of any quality
wanted.
or DRESS Go0Ds-she has Muslin Robes as fol.
lows: Muslin Robes A'sllas from 81, so 10 5000;
Ofga ndes from 81 so 10 s6e0 Double Volanis from
$40 to SIS; Berage Robe Asllas varying from SO 10
$40; Berage Robe Double yolants from Sc TO sl0i
Bersge Robe ATunque, new design; Beage Robe
Daia. still more novel article Indiana do.
Black and White Chaniily Lace Points and Man
ties, prices varying from 81, so TO Sl3.
All STYLES Of Steel Extension skirts from s, so 70
$3.50; Douglass & Sherwoods Turniuie Corset and
skirt Supporters.
10 The articles Of Black silks the pariicul aitsn
lion Of al those who wish 10 wear beautiful alicl
al a reduced price is invited. This afiiele havingbeen
purchased much below the market yalue-say % 10 80
inch at Sl25. 10 yards to the dress would cost from
$3.50 10 Sl5-worth much more, according 10 the
usual price Of The Bticie.
Without further particuIlrzipg, al PERSONS desiring
vey stylish and reasonably priced goods requested
to call and examine for themselves. They assured
that il will pay them for their.ttOuble.
In addition The a,fariiyeness 81 the stock she hss
engaged q tasty and fashionable lady from abroad 10
assist her in making up Dresses and Msntles.
To CASH buyers. liberal discount will be made,
as such consideration Is due those who prefer buying
for cash, as il ends all further trouble.
In making ample preparations and outlay in goods
she fatiers herself thai she will be appreciated BIZ
generous and intelligent community.
Z. r.. OWEN.
April 10 So
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NEW AND CHEAP
S p r I N G & 90 d S

TgyuE TApCEST anil pFgT Slock n thia Connfv
....hssssi -, III az -, ~, ,a.,,s IN, :
rh;rh ! viii III, I atlantic, u. ' 80
a., Frsnch cio,hs 1,assmeres yes,inss ana ever,
Dess .sasa oO'a ssaas aie,h;nr
'n W.,rS ~ 49,. Cs,s;,,ara Wssh;n,,on
s.n.,a Hnaaar;.n "S amsr;n,n plans,s Nnr;a Smok
cahls snd n,Ss, Sof, ana straw Hats,
pnNNETs Chez rr;mmed anil rn,r;mmel
So SIN s,yow Leo .nd Rail Ronnets Colonre,
sS vh;.s ' a''N
IN No. an, Ioa;o., Eorss,r;.n aud o,ber fats.
R,aes R aa anS wh;,a White and colourel Roach
:. anS TABS aA1 ''''' \ 80 80 : 800. -
E;,a onJ rha.n pa,asols
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TIE GOLDEN Penn

Something News TO SO Day Easily Realized
sEILrys SEw ARTICLE OF
UTILITY, NOVELTY,
BEAUTY and sALEABILITY.
Presenting honorable, profitable, and popular induce
menis or dealers and traders both local and travelling
10 engage in iis sale.
THE GOLDEN PEN
is warranted superior 10 any other Metallic Pen eyei
Introduced to The public. They are well tempered
smooth. and elastic, made Of the Finest Steel, and
Plcftd ,cih Golden Finish giving them the most a.
,raciEe appearance will never corrodc. and never fa
10 give satisfaction Nothing except The finest Gold
Pens ever before invented in the pen line, com
pare with them in GPpe0rGnee, qualify, salsobiity
economy or chespness. They are, indeed, superior
and BY many preferred 10 Solid Gold Pen, a. the
points never come Oh.
They retail much easier, Of half dime, or dime
even each, than other pens at lower prices will last
TES TINES LosGKR. write smoother and are every way
preferable. Their best 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
fasoriie while their elastic qualities make ihcm suiia
lie for every general use. Put up in new and a.
iractiye siylS, with Circulars. Caids. dc.
Ylsv.4e ~ H,tT<
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April 10
UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.

North-Caroina University Magazine Office
May, 1889.
Dear Sir:-IIaying heen honored b our respective
Societies. with the Edorship Of the " e. University
Magazine, we feel il our duty TO make the Magazine
worthy Of the Institution whose organ il is. 10 do
this, we are forced ask The eouniensnce and pa
tonnage of others. To whom can we look Tor support
with more pfCpney. than 10 our personal friends and
the friends Of the University
should you be pleased 20 send US your name, We
trust you will not have cause 10 regret il.
The Magazine will be published about the ffa Of
each month Except January and Juyl. in the style Of
Russels, good book paper; each nunher, besides
LITHoaRapH Of some distinguished Caroinian, will
contain - pages o. more, making neat volume q a
leas, go pages.
TENS, So PEI annum IL Advance /. sir copies for
$40.
Il win te on eonsisni Effort 20 publish periodical
adapted 10 the literary wants Of Csfoulans since ours
Is the only purely literary monthly Published IN The
State.
10 accomplish or purpose We ere pleased 70 an.
that hsve The promise 81 Contributions from
the pens Of Hon. WIN. H. Battle, Hon. ". A. Graham.
Hon. John II. Bryan. Hon. ID. l.. swain, Rev. Francis
l.. Hawks. II. b. Greecy, Esq, X. p. Dick, Esq. Prof
John k'nbeily, las or European Correspondent ant
other able writers this and oihcr States. We, also.
have 10 expect valuable cid from tic fifteen
ture scholars who compose the University Faculty.
As stimulus 10 youthful emulation. q number 81
pages will be devoted 70 The predictions o. fell
Inv -siuJsnis thus hope % elevate The STANDARD u
literature IL orr midst.
With our frsi (ihc August numhtf.l viii legin :
series Of biographies Of the " o. supreme Count Juas.
e.
The Eiitorisa. lsaides record Of College Affairs,
RI contain On doings ofihe Literary pr.
ton Of n. q, notices 81 new books: amusing pafa.
graphs &c.
The Students. unwilling 10 see ihs orgsa of orr
Ssie University inferior 20 those Of other unissfies.
will support us with great unaBmity. bul We can achieve
success only when The disfBgpishtd msa, and liberal
pssDk 81 n. q. shall give o. their couniensnce.
Prom you. Sc friend either 10 us o. the University
We shsll be grateful fot patronage.
We have the honor 70 BE-, deer sf yours respectful.
N.
G.P.BRYAN. } Ofhe
W. r. NICHOLSON, pLilaaihrgpie
q. T. WILSON, Socieiy.
w.IHEADgN, ORR
WI. VAUGHAN, Dia,seiis So
SIP. WEIR. eisfg.
~ Papers friendly 70 the Institution will please
publish and notice.
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Prospectus
Prospectus
90 THG
HILLSBoRoUGH RECORDER,
ntvoTEB 70
Politics. agriculture, Miscellany, Gfnral MWs tt.
PUBLISHED BY DENNIS HgARrT.
HilstOrOush. n. c.

PUBLISHED B1 DENNIS HBAkfT,
Hl,torough. ". C.
WITH the pfe4Hi solumc the Recorder commene.
~ ~ the iofieih year o. H. existence. The GfYt
number having been issued The 10Th of fefusrY, 1870
during al which time ~ have lsbofed 10 make our
paper interesting and usse snd hope that in these
particulars we have not been altogether unsuccessful
Il has been wish 70 make The Recorder good Penn.
~ Paper. devoted 70 Politics, Agriculture, Miscellany,
Geneal News, dc. with Sisv 10 he eniena iHment
snd Improvement Of the farmers and eiiirens Of the
circle IN which !. disirbuisd Our AsfeuituIsi de-
paiimsni We endeatof 20 gu with The best selections
We can make from oil sources, swing preference such
q will ~ u practical % The farmer and cusasos,
and 10 this particular We hope 10 make The Rseosdst
nsyaaable 70 The aeficulluns any periodical of .
purely agricultural character. In our Miscellaneous
department, shall continue 10 be- e. We hase
been, careful ic select such articles o. will have tan.
dency net only 70 amuse bot 70 improve the mind aud
heart. While We shall he thankful % receive well.
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ambitious % originality moi 10 prefer selected matter
81 superior merit, 10 loosely and ljieesied Or.
iees. though ofnamenied u The Top with he coveted
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70 readers the latest intelligence end 90 rnsbe ~
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portion Of the STATE, except those favored With ieIe.
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Dul We sh"ul1 Hke " make improvements 10 our
papef IN its appesnce and maiier and 10 enable ~
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subscription lisi and 10 obsia these nes suLscibsts
We must ash The assistance Of our ffcnds IN Onsnre
and Alsmanre, ard The counties adiuininR. We see
many ~ bitthWn o. the press tFsquthily aekpow
IcdanF The receipt % clubs u snbsces seeo perifd
ioM Ne casb. We should lhe 10 mske fsw saeh AZ.
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upon the following ieimsi
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Any Of our old subscriber who will obtain Eve sub.
scrbe and send ~ the cash. shall receive their eva
rspsr fres Of charge.
Jsiy -. o..
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THE WORLDS GREAT ExHIBI-
TI0N PRIZE MEDAL,awarded to q. Meyer,
for his two PIANOS, London, October IS, 1851.

C. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he has constantly on hand Pl-
AMOS equal to those for which he received the Prise
Medal in London. in 1851.
All orders promptly attended to, and great care To-
ken in the selection and packing the same.
lie has received, during the las, fifteen years. more
medals than any other maker, from the Franklin In.
stuie-aso, First Premiums in Boston, New York
and Baltimore.
Wareroons. No. 772 ARCH Street, below Eighth,
South side, PHILADELPHIA.
June v5-bm.
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Ca.l at the Macon House,
MOREHEAD CITY, N. G,


(WHICH will be opened on the 25th inst, for the
w accommodation of the travelling and pleasure
seeking public.
This house is beautifully situated in the new and
growing City Of Morehead, at the terminus Of the A.
& N O. X. r., in full view Of Fort Macon the Inlet,
Beaufort and the surrounding waters Of the harbor,
which extends from Northwest round East 10 souih-
west, which view is quite treat to those coming from
the Up country 10 such sheet Of water, together
with The number Of vessels sailing thereon, from ~
largest Barque down to the smallest Canoe. 40 de-
new clearinghouse just put up tor ihossso Conductive
sire the luxury Of the salt bath, which sailors, al
10 health; also good Sail-boats and rsont they may
ways ready TO carry persons tor
desire for small pay. "a his power to render
The proprietor will do .syor him with their com.
comfortable those who nSlerate, 81 so per day per
pany. His charge contract. lin advance.)
week, or month a. w. w. GUESS.
05--6w.
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Imitation Of 4 800 cold Piece.

4 Revolving Calendar made 10 represent $40 Gold
Piece. A Thing # Be0sfy and Utility. on which you
can make big show Of money on a small espatsl.
Price for single ones, sent ~ mail postpaid, 50 30
sen; BY msH. postpaid, 90
10 express, 90
loo Is 90
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A New and Improved
PENCIL SH.4RPENER,

single ones. s,ai rs mail 25e,s o. SIS pr rso...
Neu rtyle Dor Fastener New stsls Knife shafpenef
tIoase Gall Pen Maker, new Patent article. ~ ma
King ESpse QsiIl Pens with Pen knit. DE. combined
Pfss 81 End - inlsd with silver and name ensrsye,
On i. -. very Beautiful and Nsh aaies that oc
eaplss ~ sfste q en- ordinary pen knife.
Aiao. various nshsf New Patent articles 81 Utility
Tho.r RENTING SIS II one time. ~ Mail % Express
can order SIS Norh u Samples ., the Loves, Whole
ssls Prices. Addts,sf
Il. r. DEWEY & co.
I75 sos,h Third ST., Philadelphis. Pa.
Sept. ~. iO-9m.
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ORIENTAL BEAUTIFIER.

Tor Improving tle IOHipitLtOH.
Prom time immsmofal, Ladies' q he highest rank,
Empresses and Queens. have caused Nature TO be e..
pIoFed By the most learned and skiilfu TO find pre-.
parsion which would Immediately improve and beau.
iiiy The Complexion.
The Orienfal Beomiffr
Tmrars 10 tie skin, neouy. that whieness.
spiiness and yevey appearance, which seldom met
With 10 sdBls. and peculiar alone 10 the young and
healthy and yrt psffeely NATURAL that the closest
scrutiny fails 10 defect IL presence.
II removes Freekles. Rednrss, Ropshness, and III
impurities o. the blood. Il also exhales delightful
fragrance. and j. uDeqnslle5 as Perfume.
u i guaranteed 10 be free from I'll meiallie sub.
stances or any other ingredients injurious 10 the SKIN.
IL each csisson Of lie Beautihef i included
4 Ffacoa Of Coieur de Rose fOritn,
lie Rsresl Preparation ettsni, which. -hen used 10
connection with tie BesuiiGet, produces really magi.
cal effect.
Il i the zrsn5 egap Se graes Of every Partisan Belle
sn3 The proprietor has been Induced 70 establish
Agency IN H. ale in he limited slalcs,
pfice When cent " mail post paid 81 IS
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Christmas Coming.

lust to hand, Rasins in quarter snd half Boxes,
~ Figs in drums English Dairy Cheese (old and
new,) Rice, Cider Vinegar, Molasses, Syrup; Java
Laguara and Rio Coffee; White Wine for Cooking
making Jelly, &c; Flour Bacon, Spices, Flavorine
Extracts; New KEROSENE Lamps; also, all kinds o.
Chimneys; refined KEROSENE Oil at reduced prices
Crockely and many other articles.
JAMES WEBB.
Nov. 20. TO-.
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Cheap New Goods,

n HAVE just received q very large Stock Of al
kinds Or foods which will sell al fair prices.
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
Tie largest and hes, assohmen, ever had.
take all kinds Of barter for goods. ! will take
1000 pounds Of Pork this Fall and Winter for goods
OF debts. shall keep up my stock Of goods the year
round, and ssl Upon tae best and most accommodating
terms ddnt enumeraie articles. keep foil a.
sormeni Of almost every kind Of goods sold in thu
market. Twill pay high prices FOR Dried Fruit and
other produce. IAAfPc wynn
sepcmlsr 10. 0s-
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" ANT e ID /.

IL exchange for Goods any qusniiiy Of Oh. cast %
3 unwashed Woolen Cloths and wooisn Rags. and
any Kind u Hair, 70 be used > manure
Also Cotton and Linen Rags. for paper making.
Upper Leather. Hides. Bacon aud Lard. Old Cast.
ing. Bras. and Copper Feathers BeesaaE. Corn Meal.
Wheat Bran. Flour, Peas and Beans, Plank, Shingles
and almost any thing else.
Settlements Of ell accounts once year.
JAMES WEBB.
March &c. So
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NEW STOCK or DRY GOODS.

nrR Nes stock o. Dsy Goods is tsreissJ. snd CON
" ptises quite variety n MUsiins, Jaconeis chal
lies new BonBeis and Ribbons. Cfape shswls. Man
iiIIa shasls 10 place ~ the 90 style mantle Hats b
different kinds, &c. ~ Offered 81, low ptices BY
&c. TURRENTlNE & SON.
Apulis. Sc
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JAMES M. EDNEY,
GENERAL
Purchasing & Commission Merchant

anu deaer In
Pianos, Meiodi0is, Pumps. Se,ss, ss~'ns
Machines, &c.
n.,,..., of Cherokee Physician +" Chronology Of
ruo' ~ 8, ~" Southern Bishops" " Hirkey NUT
Falls &c. ....,.a.
water in all depths under 100 feet, By Aa'i6.
Drawings and pices sent free.
l44 Chambers street. New York.
Commission for Baying and Forwarding, "a per cent
EXPERIENCES.
Mcpheeters Gheselin, odom a Clements, Va, Hon.
John Baxter, Tenn. Rev, w. q. Hrownlow, Hon. II.
D. Jones. Newport, KY, Brown K McMillar, Wash
ington w. & ID. Richardson, Galveston, Texas, ID. h.
McAnally, d. ID. ST. Louis, Rev. @. @. Gillespie, New
Orleans, q w. Stoy, Esq Charleston, >. u, Hon. w.
A. Graham, Hon. j. w. Ellis, Hon. d. L. Swain,
Charles F. Deems, D. D. N. G., Mys,ts & TOler, la,
&C. &c.
Junee 9i-3t.
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Paiani Porkai coin natsctar.

Far tssfiBg ~ Efads N Iyld and Siirsr Coins.
TIE sine u this little instrument s three inches
long. quarter inch thick. sud weighs one and half
ounces. which m4kes v convenient foi Carrying 10 the
pocket and vili - sent 81 nail prepaid % any person
IN tie United States for ST..
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
inducements offered to my patrons and the
public generally.

inducements offered to my patrons and the
public generally.
\ DESIRE 10 return my grateful Acknowledgements TO
my friends for their liberal patronage the past sea-
son, and state further, that the large
quantity Of goods have sold Of the spring stock
there YET full assormentcf desirable goods hand
especially Of the expensive and fancy Description Of
cies that would depeciate value IL carried TO
another season. in consequence Of the change in FASH
ions; therefore offer 10 sserce 10 considerable
tent the value Of the stock.
To the two leading departments Of my stock parti-
cular attention Is invited as il particularly desirable
that articles in this line Of trade should be sold OF be-
fore smother season they will therefore be Offered at
their original cost, ,l Fancy Dress Goods aud made
up and unirimmed Bonnets-
Without enumerating further, | solicit call from
friends aud strangers. intend sell my fancy and
pretty goods very reduced prices for the balance Of
the season. in order 10 be prepared TO oef aihae-
tive assortment 10 my patrons the merit season.
Mrs. G. X. OWEN.
July 10. e9-
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New Patent Fancy Articles.
AGENTS HEAD QUARTERS.
rhe Patent scissors sharpener.

hhC cCkssVEs PShNAs
Every Lady knows the inconvenience and troubl,
caused by having dull Scissors The trouble Is easil,
removed by the use of this indispensable article o
Convenience and utility.
Best inducement 10 make money Honoraby. Rapid
", Easily and Smelly, before presented. PLEASE
observe the inducements.
lst.-It requires but small amount Of money ltc
prosecute il.
I'd. II is the best instrument ever invented for IN,
purpose.
81. II pays Large Profits both to the Wholesaler
and Retailer, being from 100 to 800 per cent.
4th. II is light and easy occupation. Whole
sale supply can be carried in carpet bag or valise.
5th. Its adaptation to all persons, either in ac,,.
business or wishing 10 secure iemuneratiye eE Il. |
ment, either Local or Travelling. II is suitsl
iher sex, old or young. articles as
9th The unlimited use Of such cop6ouse. Office.
Scissors and Shears, in every Dwe4eir use, conse
Store and Mandatory, and van iaexhaus,ible de-
qucnt need Of sharpening, c.
mand for their sale. oonus for Town. County or
7h. We ask no IsSe free chance
State night OF sale, lie many other reasons, but we
we could enpour attention particularly to the Low
nov wish % Terms Of Sale.
.npes 81 mail, free, only so q
SineP | 90
9ozen 2 90
5 90
Ter gross, express. al purchasers expense, Is co
All packed in Nea, Boxes with Labels, Show Bills,
&c.
Some Agents are making $40 per day. selling this
ricle alone.
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pICKLED PORK.

A CHOICE lot Of Mess Pork, all sides, received ani
- for sale.
~ c. TURRENTINE & SON.
sept 81. 10
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Bible Depository.

MIR. JAMES WEBB has been appointed sEsnt or
Fl the American Bible Society. sBd silI keep on
hand good sss0rmsDio Of Bibesasd Tesismsnis 10 be
disposed Of 70 iho.. sks ssnt II The seeisty
Ios pricssf essh
August CO.
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A q a z ID.

.. IrgIIT2Dg, DTETI5T,
HAVING located 10 chspei Hill.respeeifgliy Offer.
~ hispfolesioaa services 10 the eiiizsnsof The town
and surrounding country. Heesn produce satisfactory
Testimonials u BIZ skill IN the profession.
HI ogies i !: Dr. Moofeis. When requested. fsmi.
lies viii Sc rsnsJ on !, lhsiffesi5ence. Ghatgeses.
sonable.
IN Dr.. r. will Be 10 Hillshoroueh the fourth week
il each Onh also sspeFiof CONT weeks, AL oiiencr
lwiihosi Extra shsrge) if requested.
AuRaa ~. %