A-
"I Lovo Yon So."
lair of the Umiiil.il bntwtl mil tfobJ.
Kyes of lha dr'Wt l1u.
With tender gleam 'uillt tht-ir lastn-s light,
showing the heart u true.
LilUf she thiufca of tin. pain she gives, .
She f tlx- golden hair;
Link she think of tho htrt' sick be.it,
Quaking like June's hot sir.
Dut our heart' succumb to br beauty's power
Whether He or n..
And tli old, ohfWy i true s-old".
And We Ull it t "I love you no !"
That story of lov. it wm told sbovu
Thousand of year ago,
Aud 'twas given tu men to Udl again -
Hm story: u I luve yon so !"
Her beauty way wsne snd fade, but then
lhere is ouc thing certain. we trow,
That th story of old will live alway,
"Oh darling I love you so !"
Ah. aanuot I hojte, in the lie to cotue,
Beyond death's Jordan flow,
I way tell her there, as i told her bore,
"Oh. durliiiK, I love yon so f"
i ' mmmmgsmSBm
Puzzled Darkey
A Southern correspondent relates the
following, and calk it a true yarn ;
A good story is told of a sceno which
lately took place between a7 frccdman and
a Dutch lieutenant who was acting in the
capacity of a provost marshal. It seenis
that the Teuton officer, representing the
majesty of tho United States, keeps on
hand, in order to make his otfico pay, a
small stock of tobacco aud giugercakea,
to soil to the freedmen. ( )ue day a strap
ping darkey poked his head in at tho door
audaaked :
"Whar is demassa provost fV
"Veil, vat you vaut ?" demanded the
Dutch lieutauant.
"Well, J quit working down da r on dat
place," Mid Cuffee.
"And vot te twyfil you quits for?" en
quired the officer,
"Why, yoa see, massa, dey's onny gib
me obe-eignt ou dc corn, and oImt oii de
odder place dar, dcy gibs one sixteenth."
"Coiao in here, you tarn black skin'
said the officer. "Now yon buys these
tiro ahiugepcakcB for twenty-five cents,
and zat is aheap."
'utt'ee pays down the quarter.
"Veil, now, look here uiit you," contin
"I cam
in jeight pieces ; you see dat ?"
''Yes, sah," replied the darkey,
with
broad grin.
"Veil, den, I cats 'this odershinger-cake
in sixteen pieces j you see dat ?"
"Yes. sah."
"Veil, den, Ton tam fool, you goes back
to your place ; lor von ze
von-eigiith is
more better zan id von-sixteenth
CuftVc left, apparently sutMeil, i ,.i .till
evidently very much perplexed in Teuton
ic arithmetic.
Iff or tb Carolina Ahead of New York.
The gopd people of Cohoes, New York,
are greatly excited over the discovery in
the ancient bed of Hudson river, near that
town, of the remain. of a full grown as
todon an enlarged edition of an elephant,
They evidently suppose there , is noth
ing like it on the continent.
Tifey Are mistaken.
A gentleman is en gaged at th is moment,
in Nash county, North Qarplina, on the
bank of Fishing Creek, in unearthing the
remains of a monster, probably of the sau
rian species, which surpasses in size any
relic of the primitive era of the earth' his
tory which has yet been discovered.
He began disengaging the monster from
the bank in which It is mibedded several
weeks ago, and lias already unearthed
eighty-five feet without coming to either ex
(remit Thi is the largest fossil animal, wc be
Jieve, pyer discovered, Pet. Index.
A delighted father in SouthUenrt, Ohio, j
ruehed into the Mayor s omc?, the other
morning, and announced that dtiritfg the
previous night a fellow came stalking into
his house stark naked, and still remained
there. Three policemen started on the run
to oust the intruder. On making known
their errand at the house, the nurse brought
wjttbabjr! -
" Meteors Observed, The fwatchere at the
Rational Observatory, Washington,, saw
and, narked the track of some four hundred
meteors in the eaurac. pi Monday night.
Sirs. McCJure, a farmer's wife, living
near Qtfincy, Illinois, apparently died on
Sunday, and next day was buried in the
family fault, near the house. Ou Wed
nesday groans were heard in the vault,
by soma children j the coffin was opened
ami the woman found alive. She bad in
jured herself in endeavoring to force .open,
i he coffin, but is recovering.
ExcRangeH6tel
.
J
iiii,L$Bonm iiii KTRREr.
A Ii 3 ;Z o H , . a.
THIS LARGE AND UKACTIFl'L HO
te! has been BOWiv furuished with
Furnituro and New Bedding n, i I irprm
ouc "f the Ih-sI kejitTionses in theSimtlrr
Jv-M-'UtLAiR ft CO.
sept. J.3, "06. 't;.n- Piioi'iuEioBK. .
Turner's Ahnanac for 1867-
timty Enlarged Thirty-Ninth Edition I j
(lOX TAIN'S ST A Mi' ACT.
' cution of i'ooc4;r:it- m
W-AJ.K OF UKPItR
.iv. Iloidine ol Court,
calcaUWd ; llr. 0. Crajreu, of Triult
Colles.
........... 15.,
"nn !
70.00
Sm.r ii,c . .
Per lihadfT'l ....
- lhuaanil , .
C .!. 16 tW
New Store !
Fa!!, and Winter
GOODS!
Great Bargains !
MEHONIT & BROTHER,
HAVE REMOVED TOTJIEtB
Splendid New Store Room,
OR MAIN STBKt
Opposite their old stand,
WHERE THEY flAVE JUST BE
eeived and opened one of the lar
gest and best selected NtockofCtoflMlal
to be found in this part of toe country. I heir
goods have been bought with special reference
to the wants of this community, and will be
nold as cheap as the cheapest. Their stock
cousLstfTIn part of the followiug goods :
Prints, of the Finest Style and best quality
1 1.1' tc IVJIK1I4MON, DOJIKSTICS AND
DRILLS CLOTHS. lAVMUMIB,
SHKBTJKUS. l.l i: s. AC.
They have .also a new and splendid stock of
SHAW I.N both large and elegant aud which
cannot be surpassed in Style,' prioe or eseel
louee of quality. Also, a largo and varied as-
sort 11 1, nt of
BOOTS, SHOES,
HAT S,
in great variety,
Children.
for Ladies, Guntleintm, and
tores, ifosiery, ButtoSs
Thread, and almost everything else in the
"Yatrkte Notion " line.
SOLE-LEATITER, HARDWARE,
Crockery and Glass-ware, &c.
A LARGE LOT Of
Candies, Confectioneries,
Ac.
Ac.
Ac.
GROCERrES
of all kinds, fn short all articles Usually kept
in a NUMBER ONE STOKE. Call and ex
amine before purchasing elsewhere. Terms,.
Cash or Bailer. ... . '
TOBACCO ! TOBACCO
For Sale,
300 BOXES JIAXFAC'D. TOBACCO,
25,00 OP4JIAF TOBACCO,
8,000 SMOKING TOBACCO,
Steam Engine & Machinery !
FOB SALE -One Splendid Steam Saw
Mill. Engine 35 Horse Power. 1
One Steam Engine
One Steam Fhgine-
-15 Horse-Power.
-25 Horse-Power.
Also, a large quantity of Shafting, Hang
ers, Pulleys. Cog-Wheels, ke, &c.
Several goodA'ood aud Iron Lathes. "
A large quantity of Old Metal, consisting
ot not ii wroilgm and cast iron.
I he j wo ve prw,(8rjy,, will be sold at great
reuuosa prices.
TJyharemany notes and accounts due
fnm; whicK"werir' made'lielbrrrifhe' "war," iiid'
they j j earnestly requeet such debtors to
call on them and settle the same as sodta as
pensibh
ax tlie ibdulgenee already extended
; lis hpen liberal.
Salisbury, . C, Oct. 30, im'r fT tf
rjotice. AT A MEETING OF THE
!'rr tor ofth North Carotins rVtrolfuai sad tHairna
t't.iiijwn. uelil in '.n..iiUro'. PMct Adarnn was
: t'lv.-rfess, vi Cyrus P. Meadeahsniceifrned.
Mr. Mtu !i i hall vrt are tafcrpsd ass remoTed toBsJ-
tum.lT to loo aru-r tl.e
linage tbure. IJcnce his
Notice. THE BOARD OF COM1II8
iomr, for the Town of Haustwry bartpr ordaiasd
that all white male inhabitant of the ae of 18 yews
and upward. r liable Police sad Patrol ,
i" "vm aim., inwnaaat 01 rouoe may ISTSaSI.
l - reason of poierty. joined with old arr erindruiiu.
At! loiwrfaininr eirmptino nnder th! rule will
nlcaw (SjaU Imt Mtilr.tMrftanSi..
Fall and
GOODS
I. J, Ml I'll,,
No. 4. Granite Buldint?.
Have received their large and well so
lerted stock of Fall and Winter Woods,
and lespectAdly invite buyers to call and
sec them. Their goods have been bouirht
with special reference to the. situatbn of
the people, and the quantity and prices of
i lo ii goods will justify au examination be
fore buy big. W e have just the goods the
people noed, and that their circumstances
will admit of their baying, therefore we
extend a cordial in vital ion to the citizens
oOaUsbnry and unrounding country to
call and sec us. We are always glad to
show our goods.
In our stock may he found the follow
ing goods.
Plain and Figured DeJinei, Merimoes
Aljxicas, tvburgs, Black and Broten
Domestics and Drills, Flannels,
Cloths, Cassmerm, 4-4 Sheet
ing$, Linens, Towlings,
' fe., fr ., dY.
OUR STOCK OF
Cloaks and Shawls
is large and elegaut, cannot he surpassed
either in style.pnce or grade of Uoods,
We also utter a large stock of
Boots and Shoes
Of every Description.
Ready Mad Clothing.
Hats in great variety, for Ladies, Oentle-
mef and bildrtn. Hqsifery, Glo
VeS,
Bbttom, Combe, Thread, au4 ,
most everything tn the ian
kec Notion aud Trim
ming Line.
eather,
Hardware. Crockery and Class Ware, Cof
fin; and sugar, Pepper, pice and Teas,
Candies and (.lover seed, and many other
articles kept m .
FIRST CLASS STORES.
Our prices are all right, m4 r i
arc cash er barter. " '. '
A. J. Mock 6c Co
"fealisburyj N. C, Oct. 9, "66. rtwlm
CAROLINA
Female Co
FALL SESSION.
THIS Institution will open for the recep
tion of Pupils m the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER NEXT, and continue
till the 18th of January, 1867 a period of
twenty weeks, with an interval of one week
ut Christinas.
The Spring Session will begin immediately
upon the expiration of the former, and contin
ue till the first Wednesday fn June, 1867.
.i no n care ami expense nave been bestowed
upon the Domestic Department, and also On
the Sleeping Apartiaeuts, with the view of
rendering the College in every respect pleas- j
ant. comfortable and heal tlit'uL L
A full corps of Instructors will be in readi
ness to receive their classes at the Opining of
the next Term, and every branch of Female
Education Will be thoroughly taught.
in consequence of the unprecedented high
prices of provisions tpe rates of board have
been somewhat raised.
For the Fall Session of nineteen weeks the
charges are as follows, payable in tecie or
its equivalent :
Board, washing and fuel, per session $55 00
" -" for a less period, per week 3. 00
Tuition in Regular English Coarse,
1 from $12.50 to 25 00
" Music and use of Piano 25 00
" il Paiutme, V . 20 00
" anv other Special Branch 10 00
Contingent fee 2 IH)
The terms as to the time of payment will
be accommodating ; but as far as practicable
it is desired that about one-half of the Hoard
and Tuition will be paULiu advance.
Kach Pupil is required to furnish lights,
towels, sheets snd pillow eases.
For Catalogues or further information apply
to tt undersigned.
J. E. BLANK ENSHIP,
I' res idem C. F. College,
Ansonville, N. C
Angnst 23, 'fl8. tf
WAimil)."i ror.vtitAitr dbsirks
" a situation as teacher, for children, in a fam
ily, win teacn music if necessary. Please sd
dress, stating tanas, Ac., " Miss M." care of
Host. If wis Hakes,
Oct. 2. leet tf Salisbury, M. C.
Mill Stones,
If yoni want the very best FreneL
Burr's, apply to
JlcCUBBINS FOSTER & CO.
'V fj twSm
ob. iot or
NORTHERN FLOUR
SdieXi
liege,
Jl'BT BEt'EIVED BY
iSUYDAM dc BATE8.
Spt. 23th
:o.
Wholesale Grocers
GENERAL COMMISSION
MB1CIANTI,
' (Water Street,)
WILMINGTON N. C.
rpHK Hl'BHCKIKKKM ItESPECTKOLLY
nVr their M-rvUxt Ut the trade North snd
South, aud to the producers of
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
IN TBI IT Kfll A I AND SALJI 09
Groceries,
Cotton,
m: imi,
Naval Stores,
of Country Produce
renerallv- They will keep on hand at all
times a mil and complete assortment of every
thing usually kept In a
First oIosb Grocery House
which will be offered at Wholesale to the
Trade, as low as they can be bought in auy
Southern city. They trust by a strict permm
al attention Ut all business coufldcd to the!
care, to receive a lilteral patronage. Orders
and Consignments solicitetl.
J. 8. SCOTT, Late of N. C. B. R.
W. C. DON NELL, of Greensboro', N. C
H. SCOTT, of Melville N, C.
KKr KltKNTK.s.
Murphy k Swift. New York Cfty
Sicnhoruse ft McCaulcy, New York City,
Williams, Black ft Uo.t " "
Hon. W. A. Graham, Hiilsboro', N. C.
Hon. Giles Mebane, Milton, N. C.
Hoq. John A. Gilmer, Greensboro', N. C
Rev. A. Wilson, D. I)., Melville, N C.
McCubbius, Foster ft Co., Salisbury, N C.
Geo. W. Kestler, Concord, N. C.
sia or J. W. Wilson, Morgautori, N C.
Hon. Thos. Huffin, Hiilsboro', N. C.
E. Wilkes, En. ft Supt. N. C. R. R.
Stone, Wilson ft Foster, Richmond, Va.
Stenhonsc ft Co., Charleston, 8. C.
Sohn A. Everett, G.oldsboro', N. C.
Thos. Webb, Prest. Jf. C; R. R. Co.
I . J. Sumner, Salisbury, N. C.
John Wilkes, prest. Nat. Bank, Charlotte,
E. M. Holt, Esij., Alamance, N. C.
Ber. J. M. J-henvood, FavettevlHc, N. C
George W Mordicai, Raleigh, N. C.
Wilmington, N. V., Oct, 15, '(sS. tw3m
W. H. McCrary & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVE FOB SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT,
loy loo No. 1 Peruvian Guano.
50 " Soluble Pacific Guano.
00 Sail Liverpool tiittti
liefer to McCubbius, KtMtsr & Co., SteUsbary, N. C.
ht rt .4, IHU6. tw-3n.
TO THE FARMERS OF
Western Carolina!
37? IF IS THE TIME TO USE
3D TILIZB S
VR COUNTY 18 EXHAU8TE& AND
we liav to rely isucli upon i lie prodnctx of the
oil foi itarecuicration. (jDletManurpluficMnbeiutide
e shsll nsve no money li veuln in come.
Tlie snbscribcr hs)ng made srrangemcots tb pro
care
Genuine Peruvian
AND
Soluble P acific Gnanos,
-AJi WELL AS
-B O N E DUST,
on Commission, 1 prepared to lurnisu toe same to tbc
t armm or
77SDT3P.1T
As Cheap as they can possibly can obtain
them by order from New Xork
He hopes that Firman to need of Fertilizer, will
appreciate hie effort to serve incut -y civing nun
mil.
E. NVE HUTCHINSON.
Salisbury, N. C, Sept . 6. 1866
WAtw-tf
QsXrXO.
Mr. keniiedj , TEN DEH8 HIS
sincere than ks to the citkens1 of Sal-
ishuryand the surroundina c .ntry for past
ruttronaae and respectfully informs them
that he has returned from his trip to the moun
tains and can he found at Jtia old stand on
Main t. , Opposite Murphy's Eow
where he is prepared to exeeute all orders for
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS,
in the beat, cheapest and most etpeditious
manner, xii
CARTES DE VISITE ARE SUPERB.
17 Instructions given in the art, and outfits
furnished. Travelling artist, supt.lied with
pure Chemicals, Ambrotype Mat t rial, ke:, at
a small advanro on Baltimore prices." oct4 1 in
$1,500
Ferlfearl we want agent
everywhere to sell our improved
(20 Sewing Mechinas. Three new kinds
Under aa4 upper food. hnt on trial. War
ranted five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The only niaohlnas sold
in United State for less than $40, which are
fully Hocused by Hove, Wheeler at .Wilson
v rover 6 Baker, Stngerm Co., and Baehelaer.
AU other ebsap nukchines are infiisuestents
and th DtUer or aasrwre habk to arrest, fine
' imprisonment- TUustraUsd circulars aea
free. Address, or call on Shaw dc,3ark
at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, III.
N
CHEAPER THAN EVEB.
MrCI HHlNS FOSTER ft CO.,
Have received their
Fall and Winter Stock
ot New Goods, comprising all the latest
styles of Dry Goods, Boots and Kboes,
lists Caps and Straw Goods, Hardware of
all kinds, Coach and Carriage Trimmings,
Qneensware, Dregs Medicine aud Dye
Stuff's, Faints aud Otis, Upper, Sole, Har
ness and Bkirttug Leather, Fine French
and American Calf Skiua, Bine and Blast
iug Powder, Bagging Htftm and Twiucs,
Clover Seed, Iron of all kinds. Blister
steel Cast steal, all sises saddle Trees,
Hog skins, Harness Mounting, and the
best stock of
Ready Made Clothing
in town. lu fret they keep every thing
the people need, and are determined to
sell tliem as cheap as the cheapest Go to
the old stand, No. 1, Murphy's Grauite
Row, if yon want cheap goodV.
Salisbury, N. G, O. 6, 1866. tw4w
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,
I nilnl States Internal Kn.
6th BISTBICT M0ITH CAtOlIVA, I
RALissfRv, Sept. ttd, mm, I
TN COMPLIANCE WITH INSTRUC
tious from the Cwnmissiunsr ot Internal
Revenue. I hereby designate the following pla
ce in this district, where aa Assessor or an
Assistant- Assessor, and a Collector or a Dep
uty Cotleetor will he located on the days re
sieetively named, for the pnrpose of weigh
ing and appropriately marking under the In
ternal Revenue laws, (Act approved. July 13,
lri.) ny cotton which may be brought to
those several places from the places where the
saine was produced, in the same district, vis :
SatMbury, StoMsnUe Monday, Wednetiay,
and Friday.
Concord, Ckarktte Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday.
China iiroot Harriuhury M nnHay, Wed
nesday and Friday
Ltneomton Tuesday and Friday.
H. H. HKLPKR,
tw tf Aeseesor. .
MILLINERY
Mrs. J. C. CARNCR0SS,
IIsW renwved to Bwwu't building oiip
site Murphy's Row, on Main St., where she is
Constantly receiving from the Northern t itie
the newest and handsomest styles ot fancy.
Giutd. for Ladies' and Gentlemen. Cull und
examine her flue assortment. . .
Salisbury, May 18, '66. dtf no!3
GOLD sVeXLVSR,
The highest cash price paid for old Silver
and Gold Bullion.
L. M. DAVIS dc CO.
July 10,-86. no75tv& w (Jm.
FLLvvVITEIlIIPORTTIO,lS(i(i,
ribbon, n I Lll i: K V
AM"
STRAW GOODS.
AiMciinni faf aS JL SA
: MiiiiaiiMilU, vatui vvjt L
1MPOBTEB8 AMD JOBBERS OT .
IIBBONl, BSMfKBTC, . a aATIN8
yelviti, Bvexts nnrw ntmi,
Straw Boanetstfc Ladies' Hats,
TRIMMED OKTRIMMEI) SH A K ER HOODS,
No. 537 k LqU of 239 Baltimore St.,
b imnoHK. Tin.,
OPPBB A BTOOgUltStJRPiSSED IN THB
UnKsd 8tataa is rarWrtv ami cheane. Or
ders soucitod aad prompt attention given.
Sept. 13, 1886. HB
Bolting Cloths.
We keep eonstantlv on hand the very
best bands of Bolting Cloths.
MoCUBBIS, FOSTER (k CO,
W I)
7
MINING COMPANY,
OFFICEBaukina House tfB.enUer,
Kelloga d., Greensboro, N. C.
OOaers at tfte Oautmmmy t
Dirrctobs Peter Adams, E. P. Jwms, H
G. Kellogg, Dr. E. N. Hutchison, Junes P.
Jones. c.P. MendnhMl, A. . Braatesv, I.
H. Rontaahn, Frank P. Qsvauafc, ffM
Wluy. ,
PBKSWEVT-mt.lt ADAMS, Fid
Vcndmr-K.eHal P. Jowat ; tMmtt John
A. Gilmer; liisniawnism Tisnk P. Cava-
uak ; Secretary A. 0. Ureniatrt Traatajrer i ,
Henry G. Kellogg.
Capital Stock $500,000.00
i... Vmi. ..r l r 1.
Number sf Shares, . iW.OUO
Fifty thvusaad shares reserved by eotnpany
for working capital. No shares to be assess
ed !
'lilts company has sssswrfl orer foarteeu
thousand acres of mineral lands, situate ia
the couiitius of Chatham, Moore, Rocking
ham aud Mokes, oa the waters mi Deep
aad Dan Rivera, in North Carolina, which
abound in plentiful deposits of bituminous
coal, copper, iron, salt, and there b every
leaaon to bleieve from general aad saifkcc
indications, petroleum or mineral oil.
The services of two practical aud effi
cient men, experienced in boring for oil,
and stimulated by a long course of success
in Venango county, Pennsylvania, were
secured by the company several months
since, and they are now on the land, with
the requisite force, tools, steam engine,
t nulling and machinery, boring a well with
very flattering prospects of sueeess. The
organisation of this company effected some
time since has now been perfected in legal
form, by act of incorporation, with a capi
tal of $500,000, divided Into 100,000 share
of $S each, 950,000 shares of which, or
an amount of stock equivalent, par value,
to $850,000, have been reserved and set
aside for a working capital. an
It is well known that a superior article
of bituminous coal is now being mined in
the Deep river coal region, where a por
tion of the lands are situated, and this
company owns property known tn bo equal
if not superior to auy on which shafts have
been sunk. Copper, iron mid salt also
abound, mid the attention of capitalist has
already been directed to shisection on ac
count of its value for the above mineral. .
In order to have sufficient means to de
velop this valuable property in such a
manner as to insure success, the Directors' -have
have authorised 1 o,ooo shares of the
capital stock to be sold to raise a sulking
capital, and subscriptions .for that nuiubci
or any part thereof will be received. , j,
An opportunity uncommonly favorabl'
for i ii vest men t is thus afforded, one advan
tage being that all who choose to buy stock
under this otter will obtain it upon fur more
reasonable terms than can be looked for in
a short time, alter the immense value and
mineral resources of these lands become
known to the public. - ""
As there are most favorable reasons far .
helix v iug that petroleum will be found at
no great depth, and in profitable quanti
ties, it would be advisable ifor all who pro
pose investing to do so at once, and em
bark in an enterprise, which, after the ex
ample of the immense profits realised in
tiibsc of a similar character hi other Mates
gives reasonable assurance of the most luj
erativc results.
In other States nearly all companies of
a similar character have basscd their oper- .. -'
at ions upon small tracts of land, in many
instances even as small an ereaaa one acre
has been deem sufficient, but "The North;
Carolina Petroleum and Mining Company'',
has secured no less than fourteen thous
and acres, (most of, which abound in bit u
minnus coal of a rich quality ) acquired at'
no little expense, and selected with great
care and skill from the choicest mineral
lands in the State.
ieraiBalv"k has been the ease in JaasL .
favorable oil localities that shares have ad
vanced in a few days foem $8 or f 5 to $15
20, and even $5, aud prisons of slight
means who made small investments, real-
ised fortunes. ,.-XjA-A,n-:.. V
Actual boring has
considerable depth has alses fern raaehed.
So far, the prospects of success are fair, and
seieutifie men seem to entertain no doubt as
to the probability of finding oil. Meverthe
less, should the company ultimately mil in get
ting oil. of which no fears are entertained, thev
are still safe in having secured valuable tracts
of Coal, Copper and Salt lands.
For further particulars, apply at the office of
the Company, in Greensboro', N". C. or to
Dr. E. Nye Hutchison, Salisbury, M. Q.i
where certificates of stock can ba bought aad
pamplet obtaiinnl giving history of the dis
covery of oil and other interestina
tit interesting intoi
FETKB ADAMS.
infonna-
matiou. 91
Get. 18, 1S6U tw lw
Salisbury. Brother and Co.,
Extensive Manufacturers and Importers of
SOLD PLATED iKD O&SGtt
MSU ,
SOUD AND NICKEL
,.,v
A
AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND BWISB
WATCHE8, CASED
BT OURSELVES,
x
And evtry description of
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Fancy Goods ami Yankee Notion ,
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