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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-28
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wednesday, October d. 1858.

Prol iflc Germ Oar friend Charles W. John
sion, Esq, residing fsur miles the sid Of Chapel
Hin, few days age brough, us four ears Of corn. IS
specimens Of his CROP Two Of them, We think. were
the largest and hsavss, ears Ne saw; one sfihem
weighing two pounds eleven ounces, The other two
punds nine ounces the four ears weighed six pounds
The kernels on al Of them were we'll filled and sound
to tho very tip Of the cob Bss ear appeared 20 be
Of different variety, indicated BY the number Of lows
on the cob, one having eighteen rows. one sixteen.
and the s,hsrs:s less number Of rows. 10 eosn,ry
where such esrn can BE- produced, why shsaldni be
held up for famine priessi
We learn tina, very large supply Of syrup frsn
thetchinsss Sugar Cane Aas been produced in all
sections Of this County the present ea-on several
fne specimens Of Which hsvs. been cen, 70 us, for
which We tender our sincere thanks. TIE attention.
Of our farmers appears 70 ss thoroughly ava.
kensd 70 the advantages V hs derived from The CALI
walton Of this plant that may expect hereafter 70
b r.nd.-sd perfectly islsp.as.s, q ssesp supply
Of ,hs very ns.daI uiisls. Apls..e.-hsvias d horse
an r,eis 10 20 reTse, aierotllo me ses. iap.usi.
Our frisad Of the Register, nov pasl..hsi in Pc
,er.bars V .',skon 10 the position q Capt. Tar.
ner ons Of The candidates f.r Congress 10 iAs do.
uie,. whsa he rs.ss him A. "a rank Euisais aE.l
Recsa.rueiioaiss" NJ. Taraa vas s,,enasu.iy
opposed o. Disruption 81 the uslon, - sers hrre-
founhs Of The people % Noua uS.lias and Virginia
He viewed The seiisn Is nssy other. dbl. as ire
opening ef Pandsn's bor. sai 81 whieA no rsoI
sosld ssms. bat oaly uamilssied evil. Bal whom
the shod-syhisd sad pn.,al~.snlike Lpelcy Of Pre-
ddens LipesIa forced war upsa a.. he .Ao-ed hi.,
self be trus ssa.hern mAa. By entering the army
10 our defsoes. where be eoa.inu-d until s-Abss By
a severe weund. Hs nay no, bs rse.peilsd 10 ihs
sssion 81 The sers-aoaru whisA pteeipi,.lel lhs
evil upon the country. ssd suPps.s ia, .A.ss ara
many in the eoaniy -As rnP.iAir. .ih hin, ia
this respect but 80 haze yes baud no soc Tho al,
voeaies reconsideration 81 iAs old unloa. We srs
very sure ". Tuner dossnss. Lioesls sn.i-r seS
Of vandalism In de.saalins % nsay d,.,nes o. sal
eeuatry. ssd dlsiressiss snofsating sniaea. h.,.
made owide breach 70 be hos-d Iufins The pres.
snl seneraiisn, and PsrAsps Of oar ehidr.s 10 .s
any hope Or evea desvs fos . rsturn 70 ear bras
relations wilh he Nouksra sts,sa
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20, The HiII.b1eush Eeeorder.

Camp near RsppshsrroeL Station. W.
October i7th 1859
Ma. HRARrT PLEASE publish 70, tie in.
formation Of the friends Of III. Company.
the following list Of killed. wounded aud
missing Of Company @. eth n. c. Troops.
10 The battle near Bristsr Station, ~, De.
tober l4th, 1863:
Kiiied--Corp'l. ". r. Woods; Priyates
w. ". Campbell, J. Gattis. @. w. Merritt,
w. v. Pearson, J. ). Shields. and J. v.
Woods.--7.
Severely Womfsd-Capt. 3. Dickson,
in right side 81 Lieut.. n. u. Patterson
groin psva,es =. Brown, arm ampuiat,d
J. X. Clark, thigh broken; II. s. Faucet
high 8. i. Nelson, leg w. n. Newman
taee anil leg; II. Pickett. Lex stipulated
W. y stain. face ]. Webb, breast; 3
! u. wood., thigh W: d. Wood, hip and
knee .--i2.
Hgiiy founded. Lieut.. J. A
Graham, ID the knee !; PriyA,es y. y. CLARK
!. Ipat; u. = Cooley, hand ; q. NJ. Dorothy
knee; A. J. Forrest, hand; w. GMtis
thigh; J Haley, hand; y. p. Lsekhari
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There are said I. be no signs II present
Of battle between Gensrals Lees aud
Msadss forces. With the exception 81
starts cavalry no part Of Gen. Lsss
aray i, said 10 be aerth Of The Rapidan.
Ten. Grant has been ordered to super
s,Js Rs.ecsans. he will assume sstirs
soaa,na Of their army Of the West. snJ
direct Affairs st Chatasosga in psrsss.
Gsn. Thomas tskes esnmsnd Of RsM.
erAazs array. I,issated that RssecranIs
nop.seats beyond Chstansoga witAoat
orders. gave ohencs % the authorities q
Washington.
New psw movements at Charies,ss,
Though stirring tines are expected soen.
Liseeln has issued q PrOelsmAtioa call.
ing on ihs.6sverpofs Of the State, for 500.
600 men.
Laird's rams, constructed in England
for the Csnfsdsrsts States. have been SEIZED
By the British goversmeat. Earl Russell
has THIS sneeumbed 10 the pressure put
spen him BY the United States. lf,hs be
% w. CO expect - nsro var. ships fFsa
EEgltnc.
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imbsden', CPiv,s n Hanks" Csasrmsd.
RicAmsnd, Dot. 24.-The espturs u The
Garrison Of Charlsuown BY lmbodss u
~ an sfieisl dispatch from Ges
Lee. The prisoners nsmbsr four hspdrst
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For the Hiilsboroogh Recorder.


Headquarters Co. X, ID N. g. Cavalry
near Culpeppcr CHI, va,
October 2lst. lssa
Mn. HRARrr :--Ysu will please say,
though yoar columns TO the relations AID
friends Of Company X. end n. G. Cavalry,
that the csmpaay, 10 connection with the
rest Of Aaj. Gen. staart's Command, has
been on the move ever since the 9th lust.
during the time our Regiment has been
engaged eight days. The company has
been quite fortunate, only having TIVE
w6snded, private Jahu 1'illy,. woaad.4
severely on head. skull not fractured. Il
i. thought BY pAysicias.) flesh woand 10
leg, from the explosion af she'll; privats
JsNn Baden. very slightly wounded on the
right hand. Both Of them acted very gal.
lantly under FIRE. asweli IS the while con-.
PAW. an preud to say. The Company 10
IL fine health, and would be in fne spirits,
bur We lansut the loss Of our mach loved
and respected Captain. wm. A. GRAHAM.
IT,. lately apPe,ased A. A. GenesaI Of the
State.
Very respectfully. tours, &c,
AZ. FAUCET.
sdLi. csu. 20. X. "a N. q. Cavalry.
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AZ. FAUCET.
sdLi. Can. 20. X. "a N. Q. Csvaly.

The DAILY Prsgres. j. indebted TO Capt.
Graham Tor the following l,st Of casu.l,iss
ia Light l,a,tery G. 10th n. e. r.. in Il.
battle Of BFi-isw Staten. October IA. 1865,
Capt. Js..ph 6rsham commanding:
kII.l.-Prlvate K SAMUEL Sloan.
WeYiied.-serg't, x. f. Sloan, sewers
in .kouldsr; cerpls. +. ]. Freeman, ss-
we're in ara. ]. II. Potis. slight in breast;
Privates Thsmas NJ. Gnsr. ssorially 10
r,sh, lang. Tbss. Kalsran, in frg. W. 8.
Nliliam-. slight in sAosldsr. DAVID Under
~.od. right hard. shot away. Killed 1.
Wounded 7. Total 3.
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The state Jour sni.-As Erns Ron The
offes q the Slate Joursal 90 ssadiy saassaess
that The rssuls pssliesl.s q lbs ioarsai vii B.
rsapsd 90 Monday nsri. DE ~ u N..-asu. A
new vslunsl-iil be esnassesd. -hieA VII pr.seai
q much larger ssssni q fesSas matter. aad. Il I.
expected. In mere attractive form. 10 e.n.esueses
Of he great cost, OF every article sses Ia prisiins
saices, an iueres. Of price oil be nses-ary The
terms Of sus.edp,ion Will shsrefots hsreshe, Be-.
For the p.ilysEd,isn- fst sir n salh. sls ;,hr.s
menihs % Que moath 81.
Psr the Tr-wsstly-fsr sir n.ntA. ~ Tire.
months -.
For the Weekly edition. fer slr noa,hs a.
No Subscription vllI b received en aay Other
terms iha1 The sbovs. o. 81 Isasof - sAsrIsl
period.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17
Correspondence Of the Gazette. .-.
LETTER FROM THE NAVY.
U. 8. Frigate Minnesota,
~ AAMpHoA In na n

u. 8. Frigate Minnesota, !
- HAMPTON ROADS, Va. {
Jan. 15.-Target practice on the l3. This
exercise occupies one hour and costs about
$3.50. 4 When q boat is wanted it is call.
cd by the bug:e. Every man knows tho tune
which is his boats call and hastcns to answer
it by lowering away and manning the boat
give you the boats and the tunes by which
the call is made: .r.1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-28

if p5ssble, the bayonets Of the army sgninst the
breasts Of the fathers, brothers and friends Of the
surveillance and dominion
22 That We denounce, as libelers OF the Demo-
cratic party and enemies Of their country, tho men
who are engaged in representing the Democratic
party rs wanting 10 sympathy with our soldiers In the
field. 10 Is a uase slander upon human nature to
assert that the Democrats who have hundreds Ul
Thousands OF brothers aud IN the army, do not
sympathize with them and II is outrage upon the
DENT cratic party, that has always stood by the
try to assert that II is not the friend Of s gallant
defenders.
%. That the conduct OF Bni adler General Massn
the military commandant at Columbus, and OF the
officer commanding the provost guard, in preventing
all appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed
ings Of this Convention show that they have just
appre iatlon OF the Constitution Of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct this
sion is striking contrast with the contrary conduct
Of the military authorities upon the occasion OF the
lale Democratic meeting at Indiana polls. And we
take pleasure In ssing confidence in General
Mason and the officers and soldiers under his com
mand
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees three for the Constitution and three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDILL, President.
Anos LAYMAS, Secretary
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@enlcaI.
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-, Established in the Year 1880

Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
| Physicians in the world,
DR. e. BoNAPARTE, from London and Paris
~ Hospitals and for the past years Of the Gin.
late Of New York This Is the only office In the civ
where a permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obtained without the Of mercury or change of
diet Gonorrhoea cured in to AZ hours, Gleet cured
in to 10 days Structures cured in 70 sweelss; Noe.
turnal Emissions stopped in to days; Seminal
Weakness cured ia to weeks; Syphilis in its prlma-
ry stages cured in days; Secondary symptoms in
to weeks Skin Diseases cured IN to weeks; i'm.
potency, Wgor restored IN To weeks All diseases
Of private nature treated with unparalleled success
male or female
Dr. Ronapartss great work on private diseases. the
Private Guide 20 Health, ~ beneficial 10 ALL male and
female, old and Young, should read this book II will
enlighten those who groPe in darkness. Price rs
Dr. Bsnapartes French Patent Male sarel II ia
perfectly safe, and never fails go satisfaction tits
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price OF the French Patent Male Safe, 81 the single
enc y per half doEen; g per dozen, sent by mail
ninue,S ,,s Iva 1lEh . fenale Monthly Pills is
male diseases Ladies' should not use them dl,,n,,
PREGNANCY, as they WI produce miscarriage. Price
u 90 per box-extTa fine S6-sont TO any address by
mail. "
Drs, q. a r. are the men to consult; they are nm.
quesuonably acknowledged 10 be the ehamntons and
kings Of vnereal diseases and the only Doctors Who
receive monthly reports from the old world; thew
have been accustomed from early age OF youth to
witness the various diseases which aiiiiot mankind
and 70 watch me progress through long career OF
professional study IN every sphere ffe, ffom the
thy and hRvl1g aseertanei beyond doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity, they determined select The
their whole attention 10 the alienation OF the s
eases OF these important functions No letters will be
answered unless they contain remittance or post.
Drs BoNAPARrR A REYNOLDS
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Dayton. xenIa and Columbus Railroad

&A&
lHREk DAILY Trains East, via Coulnlns Thro,,y
1tr'' Ill, ,,oin l'aytoh 70 All Eastern Oities,
llhee DAILY Trains East, leaving Dayion IA, -,
& nss, S follows; Night Express los a. m; Clnclpaa,
Ahu Oeuhbus Day Express al a. N; these traias
sloP only AZ Aenia aud London. Accommodation h. o
?, in stops AT all way between Dayton An
arriving al Dayton, night express 3;lbR m: Acco,y
modAnoh oSI M Columbus and Cincinnati I,ay m,
press $3.50 p. m. '' ny hh
iilns h run ~ Columos time which is mnutes iss
il,niouge tickets can be had for all Eastern ctes h.
calling on B. W. KING, Tick ct Agent
SeAS h. W. WOODWARD, Super1ntsn,iant
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Baltimore and Ohio RaiIroad.

AA& I'LL s..ss s.ss
~ LkEAT NATIONAL LROUTE.-Terininales at Hs.1,.
~ lhgton and baltimore on the East and Wheelng.
benwood and ParkersbuTg the West AT which Mac
nnites with Railroads, Steamers dc for and fro, ~
points IN the West, Southwest and Northwest
Three Trans Daily for all the Eastern Citiss
ms u the only route TO Washington City -.
Leave baltimore at 4:jO, 7;4O and 1000 a M and 4 "A
anu olU nj ON Sundays At 4:3O and TAO a M ouI,
Leave Washington at 600, 7;4O and II a M and AZ
AnI ana mi on Sundays at $40 and 5 y M only
through tickets to the Eastern cities can b. nroc
Via Washington CitY at an additional charge of 81
ine as quick Hnd!are as low ~ by any other routs
lnqulIe ior ucHets VIA baltimore and Ohio Kurusli
II. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western All
M "a H.; NJ COLE, Gen. Ticket ARt
I'M HAster OF transportation. Rulp
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh aud W W Stewart, Dayton; George l.
beyer, Miamisburgi Jstou slayer, Onion; O Ander-
son. Centeryillei Myers, New lebanon Il Jackson,
ChambersburE y Il Bauer, Harrisburg; n Divine,
Johnsylei Arnold A Limbert, south Arlington; Jacob
smser West Baltmorei Rookie a Co, GERMANTOWN;
MURPHY yandalia; Nickols, Liberty; % Rees,
tarmersyiile lieyerlng Herr, Salem; W Pyrnont,
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Coz Parkersbnrgi aud by Druggists and Merchants
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Illinois Central Railroad.


CHANGE OF TIME.
4 ~ and after Monday, November Is, 1861, Passenr,
" Trains will leave Mattoon and Pana as lollows7
LEAVE NATION
Going North, l!iO p m and HOO d m
Solng South, $3.50 m and $50 ln
LEAVE PANA
9olng North, 600 a m and 2.9O nm
Golng south, ll;30 m and 7.46 D M
sul9 W. y. JOHNSON, Gen Passenger Ayayi
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CHANCE OF TINE
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
Dayton and Cincinnati n. h

- 9 III siiie..l ssss's
4 IN and after December 81, 1850, and until hIrihe
" notice, Passenger and Freight Trains viii eavs
DAYTON, going north, as iO.lOwB:
DIl A. M. through Freight and Aceouino,iati,,
O.fU with Passenger Car attached.
In..sIL A. M. Mail tram Tor springfield, Coii,tn,-
lU.OU UrbAna, BelelOniaine, urest, t.lyne a.,
oahduHky, connecting at Springfield wiLi Imam I,,,
bOnuun anu COiuubtis arriving "a Columbus NJ g.a 4,
nj al ufbana Nlth Tran lOi Columbus, fofest ti
IRAN on flttstug, H. Wayne Chicago H. H. pu,t..
East arriving IN Ctestline at O:4b m aud ptnLa,r,
2:du nj Ut Clyue Win Tram on CleyeiRiu ana ,,i,,
h. II. gong Mast, aIuvlng IN Cleveland al s;tO A. "a,
Dunkifk III $3.50 IT, and Buffalo 5:3U a M t,,ln.
West, arriving ia Toledo ut lzlU m, Detroit At b..
m, Chicago ~ 1850 m, and Sandusky at $40 nm
E,l 4. M. Night kxpress tor Springfield, Urtsu,.
O.ll and Belleiontaine, connecting at Forest Vii,
ram going East on f1tlsburg, It, Wayne and Chtns,
Road, arriving Cresthne at Bl6 M Pttaburv \, sa,
m. Going West, with Train arriving In ~ Wa,,e a
$50 m, and Chicago at lU4U m, at Clyde with Iran
on Cleveland and Toledo k r. arriving in M
$3.50 M Dunkirk al 400 m and bntiao nj 6igO D m
reaches saadusky at 7;4U IN.
H.nS 7. NJ. Huntsville Accommodation, leavtns
lsUO Dayton on arrival OF Iran from Cnolnnal,
reaching springfield at 300 m, Urbana at lUIs . l
west Liberty AZ ll.1s M belleOntsne ~ Il.6l n
and Huntsville at 12;l2 IN. "
Tickets VIA this Line to all points North, hast an,
Weet can be had st the Ticket Uice in th luio ial,
-SAM'L W. KING, Ticket Agent
Ware always as low as by any other route
ForiniVrmatiOn relative To shipping Freight Ly ia,
Route, apply at the Colnpanys Freight Depot--J q
mASshi Agent, "A. RICE, SuperintenusLt
M. q. ULArr, Gen. Ticket agent u n
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
Ice House for Rent,

NITUATs ia Wilmington. Apply 10
= WM. MCAuLLEY, COG Market Street.
Wilmingt1n Dec ., 1sG2
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Al n. S. r. Ba'ifr's Book and Ntwspap,r S..
ago Martet Street
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
frumps A story OF American Life by a. w. Crttl.
Tue Crossed Path by Wltie Collins
Harry Hanson, by john r. Irving,
The Attorney, by John q Irving.
The Constitution af tie United SlAtas
Wild life. by Capt Mayne Roid.
Life OF General francis hsrinu.
kvmyhuIy's L4ayuf
Moral History Women.
Miss gilbetts Cafcnr
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WAWAsRT NURsBRIns

NHE undersigned having made ARRANGEMENT. v..
home nf the most reliable Nurterymun ia tbiseour-
IL prepared TO furnish al Binds OF H
NURSERY STOCK
OF the best quality ut reasonable prices lie ,onl
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Intelligent planters must be fully aware Of tina sir
aees VI buyips their irsea, &e., at home wlete ~.
make their own selection, ia preference to tie pou ~
puent practice ot buying from feoei dgtnh fiotn HI
tame Mh' ARE seldom seru second time.
ssri1OuD one year Silver Naples for sale low.
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The Delaware Home for Insane
For Sale or Rent,

4tssaF FARM containing i9o3i acres Of land s'.lii
ssHi5 shout miles below Milford on the state y.
iihN 70 dolrgetowu adjoining lands Of W Ky "a.
tl&llh Vaughan. The laud is Of good natural quill
mas ligs old frame dwelling and the raDle d ~
ani stable unfinished The Rail ReAd from Mllll "
lie rgaiow u and which Is no' graded through "
iaiin, n winch IS LOCATED A DEPOT, which En5n
road IL finished will make It very valuable for uplE
i"'7i *. Apply to JUDGE LAYTON, of 6rofg.aeH
sussex County, ar tn WM. MGAuLlh,,
6JG Market Street, Wilmington VI
Wilmington, Dee o. 1862.
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MONEY TO LOAN

Comm $1,000 $500, and $1,000 fond Bona.
pDUUUs Mortgages arc desired. Apply to wv
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WEBB BUILDING,
No 224, Market St, below Sd, Third story

Testimonials eau be produced from gentlemen OF high
rcspsctatty ana business IN TegaI 10 my qualifications
all who may require my and prom ptuess N
na AuCTlONEEE und REAL ESTATE AGENT, are e-r.
nesy requested to give call. Ny terms IN all cases
will 6s moderate and By undivided attention aud udet.
istte eAerous which will be my motto in the Rnsle
lion OF all business entrusted to me- hope To receive
Ahar. OF public patronage.
The people Of Wilmington, aud particularly of New
Castle County, who have Real Estate goods of AMI
description dfpose Of ~ lind 1t 10 be their
"a give 4 call. b. q. RICHARDS
v B-Rsns ana collections Of all xmas promptly exc.
culNl IN al portions ct New Castle County.
uuv5-iy. d. II H.
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JOHN MoLEAR & SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,


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PROMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought ard sold on
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Of quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
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ton and procure drais IN other American ces Mt the
lowest rates OF exchange.
roRElGN DNAFr--Wa draw on Great Br ain, ire
and, Germany aud eyery other country in Europe.
houses OF undoubied standing, In sums to aui our
customers.
EXCHANGE-Forrign or Domest ,e-bousht aud sold
a. the most favorable rates allowed by he market.
premium will almost always be allowed for Cheeks on New
York.
ZEAL EsTATE-wo attend to tho purchase aud uaie
Of Real Estate 10 town eclny and respectfully invite
purchasera sellers to give call We rent houses,
and when desired by our customers attend TO the collac-
tun Of their rents
COLLECTIONS correspondence enables m to
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consequently persons awaiting themselves Of thrn may be-
Onttent that their business will ho faithfully aud
promptly attended to. eur chsfes as low as grs
made by any reliable parties
In every where employed aim IL TO do
he best for the interest Of cusuers aud solicit
he patronage Of our friends and the public generally.
jan JOHN McLhAK son.