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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
MONDAY, December Il, 1868.

SENATE.
MONDAY, December II, 1868.
The Senate met ut . O'Clock p. NJ.
Prayer by Rev. A. J. LYDIA.
A message from the House commu-
.nicated the passage of the Senate bill
legaliZing certain deed In Berkeley
county; also that the House had APP
pointed committees of conference on
chapters A, of ferries; 45, OF the poor;
and AZ, OF towns. &c.
On motion of Mr.. Ohapliue, the SEN
ate bill allowing n. s. White, ofJet!er-
son county, TO practice law without
taking the test oath, was taken up and
passed.
MIR. Hcke, from the judiciary, re-
ported back the following chapters, re-
commencing that the Senate iusist on
its amendments: 53, OF regulations ap-
plicab le TO joint stock companies, &c.;
So, of the board OF public works; 81, OF
church property and benevolent asso-
Citations; IS. of insane persons, 81. of
estrsys and drift property.
The Senate insisted on its amend.
menis, and appointed committees OF
conference.
lie also reported back chapter 70, for
the preservation OF certain useful ami
mails, recommending that the Senate
insist on It's amendments. but on no.
ton of Mr.. Carskadon, the Senate re-
cedpd.
He also reported back chapter 80, of
partitions and co-termipous owners,
recommending the adoption of the
House amendment in regard to "An.
cieni Sights" The amendment was
adopted.
He also reported back chapter 1876. of
appeals TO the court of appeals, and l60,
OF exceptions. writs of error. &c, and
they were ordered TO their third read-
ing.
Mr.. Chapline, from the committee on
townships, reported back the Senate
bill changing the dividing line be
tween Tyler and Weizel counties, re.
commendIng that 1t do not pgss.
A message from the House by Mr..
Ferguson, of Cabell, announced the
adoption OF the report OF the Conference
II OF ferries &C.; IL OF weights and
measures 66 OF married women's rights
9l OF allowance for improvements; 90
Of the assignment OF lands under lease,
tSc.: l04 OF Limitation of suits; ll6 of
jnries; l2i of process; l2j OF rules and
pleRdtugs.
The Senate adopted similar reports.
Mr.. BurIey, from the Committee on
Humane aud Criminal Institutions, re-
ported back the chapter in relation to
the Peniteutiary, with various amend
ments, all of which were adopted, and
the chapter rscommitted.
on motion OF Mr.. Wilson, chapter 81
ofinsurance companies, was taken from
the table and referred to the Judiciary.
Mr.. Farnsworth offered the following
joint resolution, which was adopted:
ReSOtUed by The Legislature Of H'eSt
Ttr0lniu, That our Senators in Congress
be instructed and our members in the
House of Representatives bc requested
to use their influence and vote Tor a bill
now pending In the Congress of tho
United States for the construction of Il
railroad from Washington city to Gin.
cinnHti by the most practical route
through our State, and that we welcome
the same with Il free right of way, and
that the Governor be requested 10 for
ward II copy OF this resolution to our
said members OF Congress.
The Sennte adjourned until to NOR
row at l.. NJ.
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nOusEoF pELEeArEx.

Prayer by Rev. J. w. Taggart, OF the
Baptist Church.
SIessrs. Ferguson, Pinnell, MAhon
and Heermans submitted reports from
Conference Committees on the several
chapters referred to them.
The reports were agreed to.
Leave OF absence was granted to
Messrs. TOmlinsOu. WOodiOrd, aud
Powell.
The Chair announced the following
appointments TO fill vacancies III stand
ing committees:
Judiciary-Messrs.D Huntington and
Smith.
Forfeited and Waste LdndS-Mr. Dis.
Military A0dirS-Mr. Barnes.
Mr., Gregory offered u joint resolution
directing that the Constitution with
amendments thereto be printed and
bound with the Code. Objected to by
Mr.. Armstrong and laid over.
A message from the Senate by Mi,
Chnpline communicated bill to allow
n. s. White, of Jefferson county, TO
practice law without taking the test
oath. On motion OF Mr.. Chambers, the
bill was taken up. the rules suspended
and the bill passed.
Mr.. Fleming, OF Marion, presented
petitions from citizens of FairmOnt,
praying the repeal OF the act of lS65, so
amending the charter OF the borough
as 10 allow the town council TO regulate
the granting of licenses. Referred.
Mr.. Hervey, by authority OF the
judiciary Committee reported bill
providing for certain back taxes in
Hancock county. Mr.. Hinchman by
leave introduced bill to legaliZe two
assessors In Logan county.
The following bills were passed: 1u-
cooperating the Greenbrier and Ty-
garts Valley Railway Company.
For the relief OF VIM. Wagner of
MorgantoWn.
Empowering the town Council Of
Parkersburg. and the Board of Super
visoTs OF Wood county to loan their
credit for manufacturing purposes.
The following chapters were passed !:
Chapter Ill, OF the Writ OF Habeas
Corpus.
Chapter l52, of general provisions
concerning crimes and punishments.
Chapter 1853, for preventing the COM
mission of crimes.
Chapter 1G6, of the repeal Of Acts OF q
general nature.
The bill TO change the name OF the
county seat Of Webster from Addison
TO Fork Lick was put on its passage
and lost, the vote recOnsidered and the
bill tabled.
Mr.. Bender called upthe bill 10 incor-
porate the Fork Lick and Holly. Creek
turnpike Company and offered sub
stItute entitled, "a bill TO incorporate
the Webster and Braxton Turnpike
Company" The substitute was adopt
ed and passed To engrossment.
Adjourned.
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THE extraordinary figuring OF Presi-
dent Johnson, by which he was
brought 10 the conclusion that the gov
ernment obtained three or four hun
dred per cent. less in real money than
the obligations which it issued in re.
turn, is exciting general attention. II
ever again IL should become his duty TO
call the attention of Congress to the
state of the Union, and the condition OF
its finances, it is TO be hoped that he will
explain how tho department managed
to get any money by selling bonds at
a discount Of three or four hundred per
cent, as that would leave nothing for
the government.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON. Dec

bUSIUNI IycU' IL
Returns of the mayoralty election
from all the Wards but the Third, give
ShurtIeT (D9mocrat) and present in
cumbsnt 0.S79; Kimball (Republican)
$500. The complete vote will re.elect
ShurilpT by about 500 plurality.
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OswEao, n. Y, Dec. II.
Snow st orm here about two feet deep,
and much drifted. A train from Rich
land arrived here yesterday. which
had bean % hours stuck in the snow.
Passengers remaining on board all
night.
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PHILADRLPHIA, Dec. II.
Another accident occurred at Bald
wins locomotive factory to-day, anoth-
er girder fell, severely injuring:three
men,
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FiFeS.

PORTLAND, December II.
A tire at Yarmouth destroyed the pa
ner mill OF Charles J. Little, valued at
$50 600, and insured for $4,000.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. IA.
The steam tug Adelia, of New York,
was burned here this morning. Loss
estimated at $40, 900; insured for Sll 900.
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BUFFALO, Dec. II.
H. p. Clinton, who robbed VIM.
Target of 5000 900, in bonds last JAM
uary, was recently captured at Pan
anna and brought here for trial.
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OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Dec. IA.

Two men named Tallandge and Rip.
lev were arrested here for stealing
n0tes valued at Sll, 900. from Bemen,
Whitmore il Co., New York, on the 4th
inst. They went TO New York this
morning in custody.
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CONNECTICUr.
NEwnuRa Pom. Dee. !

NEwBURG PORT. Dec. II.
Hon. Nathaniel Pierce was re. elect
ed Mayor to day by lS2 majority. The
boards of aldermen and common coun-
Gil are nearly equally divided. polit-
ically.
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MARRIED Methodist ministers in tho
Cincinnati Conference average $925 a
year, and the bachelors $545.
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Iris proposed ut Rome to canonize
the Princess Elizabeth, the sister OF
Louis XIV of France.
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CHA DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
0lU with my Patent SrEHCIL TOOLS, I
prepay samples free. Beware OF InfrIngerH,
My circulars will explain. Address A. ].
FULLAM. Springfield Vermont, nov12-8nw
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10 Bales Jute Wool Twine
lust RECEIVED
and for sale low for cash.
apr1s CHAs. H. BERRY
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IT. H. LOGAN & CO.,

oIesa1e DruRRis ts,
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents for West Virginia.
novZ7-deod&weow
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Hoofand's German Bitters,
mOoFLAND,s .EKmAN TONIC.

PREPARED BT Or. q II. ia CESON,
fhlLADELPhlA,:PA ,:PA .
Thirty fve years since they were first in
troducti lntU This country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benented EutieI-
ing humanity to gIcate. extent, than any
other remedies knO Sn to the public.
1nese remedies will en- CtuaIIy cuIG Liver
Complaint. Jauudice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
e ss:,ss {SsE Ssss:;s9si Ss;
EtDmuCn or lnIcT-A tines
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PRICES.
HoGnand's German BItters per bottle 81 60
Hoohand s GermRn Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, 81 so per bottle or q half dozen for
SsDo not forget TO examine well the ar
ucle you ny, In order To get the genuine,
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FREDERICK CITY, Nd, sept, IL, 1868.
From a conviction OF benent arrived from
the use OF DT. HoOnaud's German Tonic, al
though In general Rverse to Patent Mtdi-
cInes. cordially recommend the ''ronic' To
all sutfeIiGg with Dyspepsia, rs no other
medicine afforded pe snch prompt ard per-
mamanent relief
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From Rev Joseph II. Kennard. d. d

dSs!ssGnt Editor Of The ChrtItLdn CAroHscIe.
Phiads lphi3.
have derived decided benent from the
use OF HoO6 aus German Bit;erS ana feel iT
my privilege tOTec Jmmend them a. most
valuable tonic, 10 all who are sufTertnR$ Om
general dSOllity, or from diseases HrIslnR
from uerangsment of the liver.
Yours, truly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

EU r O p E.
More Troubles Brewing i'm
Spain.
John Bright on Taxation, Education and
the Land Question.
Reverdy Johnson and Negro
Emancipation.
-~--~-~~~~~~-~~~~-~~-
The British Press on the Ameri.
can Elections.

The Cunard steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins
from Liverpool 9Th via Queenstown 7th inst, arrived
at this port early yesterday morning She brings
with her three days. later mails.
despatch from Madrid dated November O. states
that numerous Jewish families residing in London
and Lisbon having asked II the provisional govern
ment had abrogated the old laws which expelled
them from Spain, have received an affirmative
answer.
The Correspondence falienne OF the 9th inst. denies
that negotiations have been renewed for the definite
solution of the Roman question, and states that this
gu stion has undergone no modification OF impor-
tance
The Highway Board on Thursday, the 9Th inst,
destroyed the tent OF the lady at Diston Castle
claiming to be the Countess Of Derwentwater.
Sword ia hand she refused to leave saying she was
on her own estates. Her friends erected another
tent for her amid excitement. A strong force OF
policemen was present.
The Droit OF the morning OF the 9th states that a
judicial inquiry has been ordered into the popular
demonstration the graves OF revolutionists oil
1S4s and 1851, which took place on the I'd inst at
the cemetery OF Montmartre, and likewise into the
subscription opened by the Arenr National and the
Repea III connection with the said demonstration.
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HORSE NOTES.

We notice tnat Mr.. Bonner drives Lantern and the
Auburn horse together and o slashing team they
make. General Grant rode behind them on 'Tuesday
morning to the Fashion grounds to see Dexter troS
around the course under the disadvantages OF disa-
greeable weather and q bad track. Unfavorable al
things were this extraordinary horse trotted milo
in 2:21X by the Generals own timing The team
left at the course, and the General and Mr.. Bon
ner came home together In top wagon behind
Dexter the General driving the horse after reaching
the city on his way to the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr. Smith has a new team, Norwood and Gray.
They are both very fast.
Josiah Burgess has nice colt OF the Star breed,
which he drives every fair day the road. This colt
is very promising.
Brother Jonathan and Pet are about as good as any
team that shows upon the lane ut the present day.
They are hard to beat.
Needle Gun and Fidget had turn-up on the lane
few days since. They showed good deal OF
Brooks has white stocking bay horse that goes
Isaac Phillips Admiral Farragut ia improving rap
idly IL takes very good one TO beat him the length
William vanderblts team Of mares are very hand.
some and fast. They can go in about 2:40 with VIII
DR.. Gedney has got Star back from the Fashion
Course and Is now driving him on the lane. star Is
fast for q short brush.
Bin Lowell drives Lady Wells on the road. she Is
Lew Martin Is driving his sorrel mare on the lane
again. The let up has done her coed. She Is an OK.
cellent mare and can trot fast.
Mr.. Gourder has young gray mare, well bred,
that Is very promising. She has an easy and stylish
way Of getting along.
Mr. Huggins had q fine bay team out on Tuesday
afternoon aud was sending them along at warm
ing pace. i
Mr. Barry's little bay with white hind feet "a
quite attractive. Few can beat her the road. She
has tr0tted In 2:i1.
The trot between American Girl and George
Wilkes did not come OF yesterday, account OF the
rain.
sam Weeks is driving HIS Allen horse regularly
The horse Is good stopper aud has y stylish way
Of going.
Dan Mace moved his horses from Fashion Course
to town on Tuesday. No more training this season
for Dan.
Tom Kerrs gray horse Hero was stepping q 2:3S
gait on the lane on Monday afternoon.
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The WgIsgEy WAR.
10 THE EpIror OF THE HEnALp:-

To THE EDIror OF THE HERALD
1t ls rather amusing 10 TO the strait that the
true whiskey ring and its organ, the Times, are in
with regard 10 the investigation now going on in this
city. | am called by these worthless the king OF tho
whissey ring, wbiskey thief, the infamous and
notorious. They say-sec the Daty T,aes-I have
control OF President Johnson, Attorney General
Evarts, and, in fact Congress itself. what power
No wonder the government officials In this city begin
to utter. These same parties tell the people with
oil this power they say have that am worthless
rascal, not 10 be believed, thief backmaler, bogus
AFFIDAVIT purchaser, &c. In these two statements
VINO DO they convict tho President, Attorney Gen.
era Congress- the federal ana also themselves.
ny their own showing am the only man who has
clean hands and an empty pocket, for every man In
thls city VINO knows me knows am bankrupt
made so 10y revenue officials The last and WORSE
crime Of which am charged by these worthless =
mat am engaged with Others In investigating to
frauds on the revenue and the conduct OF the rAsc
who commit them. plead guilty to this Charge ous
deny every other charge In the category. ga, ...
Let the people suspend their Judgment I'D this III
ter short time longer and they VIII have no .,ouoy
In distinguishing who the thieves ana rascals. -
SHALL at the proper time, attend 70 my own csc anA
ask my traducers to make good tnelr Gnu s.5, -,
thorough ventilation OF this whole supjv,sr - 10
made public In due time. a. DhAi''
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ACCIDENTALLY snor.--Cllrord s. Phlllps united
States Assessor for the Second district IN fnade..
SATURDAY iast While cunning ~. Martins. Wor
cescr county Md. Information o. The accasn, was
geon on saturday night left for tue scene OF the un-
Fortunate occurrence,
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THE CAROLINA FARMER.

DELIEvNG that the interests Of the Farmers
ID and Planters Of this section demand the publ
rssaon Of periodcai devoted to lhe advancement Of
Aurieulture in the two Caroinas we have de,ermtn.
81 10 establish such periodicsi under the title Of
THE CAROLINA FARMER, and will issue the
su.a number az soon AZ a sufficient number OF sub.
sbsrs are obtained to pay areasonsbe share o. the
expense Of qualification.
The Farmer will be issued monthly at - per
sau, in advance; will contain not less than thirty
iuo large dosblc-colamn pages Of reading msstss,
.hDund il handsome covers; and in Typographical
execution viii not be surpassed BY any Agrcalssrsa
nonthly IN the xosntry.
Bang determined 10 DO whatever energy viii &c.
:cSnpIish Ia mailing the Farmer worthy the support
of the intelligent Planters and Farmers Of North "a
rbsaa aad South Carolina and desiring % inuodues
il into every coussy in those csa,ss. We wish to EN-.
icy active Assass II every Pos-ofhce, 10 whom tho
.rsnss liberal indscensnls will b offered.
Our exchanges In the two Csroinas viii confer z
f.pr, which Ne vii be glad torecirroea.e. by giving
- ansouncsnssi few insertions in ,asir adveftis'
In columns, with such editorial comment 10 they
sAink the probable raise Of ssch periodical % w
srs>sss pahiishlns may justify. -....-.- 81
Address OIL conmunicaiisns 10
NM. n. BERNARD.
Isfy Las Wilmington, n. G.
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WAN ED.
ALL KINDS DRIED FRUIT.
BROWN, & Co.
Asgsstl. 90
FRESH ARRIy AIS.
February LIST. Ises.

FEWNsfy artf A0SOs
vERF CHEAPT0K CASH OR BARTER.
lava Csfss. Lsgusyrs Cs6es. Rio Coaes. Syrup.
~ Cider Vinegar, Bacon, Lard, asd Sailed Bsef.
KERosIHD and Aurora Oil, Lamps, Chinnsys
~ and Wkks. az
N ORsE Collars. Trace Chains, A1e-. Hoeg,
~ gDn~iss Knives, steel Hoes. stssi Fosts,
rre6es. Lssu ssd shon Hsndls shovsls, ss!s aid
Us<f Lestkes, Rec Herring.
Aa kinds ofpfoducs taken for sools The year sossi
WANTED.
psrtissisSly want nav. shsllss Oats. Leaf ed
hnclarisred Tobacco. Corn, Wheat, Street and
Ia fosatocs, Cabbage. Butter, Eggs, Port, Bscoa
L&i. Beef, Mslos. and awning else 10 sss.
JANEs WEBB, ~.
rsssssty 10. an
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Oar Terms q p, ut arc ~ per snnpm.ls ~
o. sis months, paid % dvsnee.
Advsniscnsa,- Ca IolIsr per sqpsS z 90 %
frst insertion, 80 6f,y ssl Cor each "a"
iss nee consliinn q .sqssre. 4 SsncVos
nill BE- made 70 lbsn customers
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w. "A. GattiS. & Co.
1eGlesS Ia Cora eCsjOiscries, ia
nsily Groceries, &c. sc.
HlI.LSBOROUGH. N. C.
TSHE undersigned are still Al the old
CONFECTIONERY STAND,
where they will be pleased 10 serve their customers
and the public generally. viii endeavor 10 keep
constantly on hand good assortment, Of
Confectionaries. Candies,
Nuts, haisins,
Figs, Safdines,
Lohstcrs Uyeis,
sslmens, Pickles, &c. &c.
ALSO.
Pepper and Spice,
Ginger. Powder sad Shot,
SMUT Tobacco, Herrings, &c. Sec.
ALSO.
We invite oil 10 call and see us--the prices she'll
Be right We wil take all kinds Of conniry prodsce
in exchange Cor goods.
lAusust Il. "
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The National Intelligencer
n FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
a V.aLU.aBLE CAMPAIGN PAPER.
Circulation Of Political Information.

~ fs1LOs1 Df<I JUAhA 1fuAv - 1870
Circulation Of Political Information.
TIVE Campaign upon which we have jus, entered
j is by far the most important and momenious "
which the people Of eur country have ever been cali
al npon 10 participate. The life Of the nation, the
liberties 81 The people, the rights Of persons and pro.
pcrty, are all in jeopardy. An unscrupulous faction
n Congess has psurped all the powers Of the Gov.
eminent The people alone have lhe power 10 their
hands. Todo ihis promptly and eiecually they need
an tbe information that can be furnished 70 them.
Where never WIS a time when the necessity for the
dissemination OF sound political information was 50
great as Il present The journsi which furnish this
information should he cent broadcast throughout the
aand, and be put nso the hands ofevey voter 10 every
State, cosnly, town village, Precnc. and hamlet, 10
|eSery household f,om the Atlantic to the Pacific.
To supply this need we have concluded 70 put the
WrExIr IsrHasrScKR for tAs campaign Al spch
pice % viii place Il within the reach OF aIL
h will be supplied 70 Clubs OF ten OF more 70 the
same Post 0fce a, Fifty Gents per copy ios tne Csm'
paign. or for hour munihs prior 70 January y 1869.
Published Il Washington City, the sieat political
esn,re Of the country, we enjoy peculiar facilities oI
obtaining and preseiiting oar readers the earliest
and most reliable political information. and TO Keep
our patrons thoroughly posted in regard to events d
political appearance.
We cal upon our friends shrougbse. The country
to erert themselves 10 push shis eirculaion Of The
Csmpssr Weekly Iaselisepcer TO the fullest posi-
bIe extent. II they win do shis service, we pledge
osrsel,ss IA DO our part Of tho work wi,h ell The en-
esgy and sbilty and industry we can command.
SNOW, COYLE & Co.
Proprieiors National In,eIlisrncer.
| Washington, DC.
August 10. #~ oil
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ON SALE

ON SALE.
I'd KEGS Nails, by tho Keg.
- 81 Boxes Snuff, Virginia Belle, s,
800 BaIesio box, $ib 90 per boz.
or I'D cents per bais,
Sheet Iron nj II cents per pound.
Russia sheet Iron 81 IS cents pen pound
sheet Zinc q, 20 cents per pound.
400 bs. hest Leaf Lard. ~ &*a
900 lbs. Sugars, assorted,
100 lbs. host Soda.
900 lbs. Coffee, besi Rio,
Pepper, Spice sud Ginger.
{ boz OF very 6Re che~ing Tobaeco.
For sale bs
e. II. POGUR.
H,Ilsborough.
Feb. l.. "a
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COOKING sTOvEsi!

EREsH Arrival o. Western Empire and Bsck's
- rs,snt Cooking stovsr. They are 10 ersrps.
- Ara ssss stoves, ssd are wsuanlsd 70 ave 81.
xks1IoA For SALE Lowe Cash az coed Produce.
R.iH. P0GUE.
s-A... HilIsborosgk.
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SPRING TRADE!

TINE undersigned, returning bis thanks 70 ths
= Merchants and others, who have favored him
with their patronage, takes pleasure in announcingt
hi friends and the public that he able 70 mako
further deduction In the wholesal
TIN WARE
and by using The best material and sriling hinre II
The use OF the most improved MachIi. Ty. he d6ess
Tin WARE, WHOLESARE AM Retail,
Of superior quality to any nanuiaciu. - e&-wher
in the State. s..
He still offers 70 take in exchange any knd 81 good
barter, lat does mol want 10 sell Tin Ware, OF say
thing slsc, on time.
f. n. POGUE,
Hillsborough, Nc.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

u he, that he is still doing business on Wake
stseei, between King and Tyon, and Keeps on. band
sux makes to order, any description Of Furniture.
6pholssIingi done with neainess, Gvt Mouldings
,st plsture frames. Walnut and common weod Cof-
sios On hand, and furnished at short notice. -z