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ache cured, 80 cts. d2 BINS
Tj'iME-SAVING ANEV ER.-Fror adv cTt,erncnis that
frequently appear the papers and from circulars TINT
about the city md country Had e under the doors Of
many Of friends almost every dry called upon and
asked - If we no: in partnership with Mr. Dodge"
In order to prevent any farther mistakes and interruptions
such calls and inquiries bsg leave that
not, were. in partnership with any Mr. Dodge and
that we have new, SUPERIOR patent moe either o. set
fastening teeth do know ni any that
thoroughly understood by all wetucte Dentists and the
D0cOr who may he his partner md who has, By .take
o5rrcisc, published MS such ruy make Il
Sembe ou that often taken for hnve tie
title. b. PARNlLY,
j. PARMLY.
D,,tr. NJ ptJp pm ict,a-
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coma BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACkERS-i line me. sun /,
y scrbef wshe, nuke kqowa to Tue pgoe ' hove
nsre ,r entirely different from the SOM iiisCt a
Gan CRAcxgEs made at his Bakery wlnch nave 9.y No. f
" y.-i. nhrtirulrry who suffer iron os
more Than twenty years with the best results Whsle the iu.
i,tor sbch can Sc made fora cSs pricc, though pe'
- e.,nn in beatb are wholly unii, for Tie SICK nc
;SoSe BscrT and CRACKERS also BurEn BLscTr pHT
b,s,,Ty EtI-rrg CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS. To- 90
tnd Nv Rpp,n Ali OF the inst quality, ne constantly ,o'
,ss AZ Tie ,r"E 1own establishment 20
corner Of SerensIee, EfhiA''i iNf-'D y
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DRY GOODS.
] o TAYLOR & 60.

- J'llS q ~.
r~,o JOBPERS, 90 CFnAR.STREET
~ uULD respectfully niiTG The getsS ef the ctr that
me- are dgiy adding % thei. already large xt1ck Of
l-e i Hnd eiTet CnvEts, md feel Themselves able 20
c9mpeir pres attn other house IN the snle The ab1ye
uaied eciei hey have nsO haui Shepnrd'. Canton
flannel bstcie and Observation-Disclosures with la.ce D.
s"n 1ient OF 'anton Table Covers OF all sIxes
i'eil letcnnts OF the city and q vicinity who
unue u hny DUNG the wnie .onis will lind ocr soc. n
VIZ snd deirnble BIZ the choicest seiscoas of FOrrn
aso 1onlestc Goods ala
SPLENDID BROCHA Ions SHaVLS.
few superb quality B;ocha Long Shawl, remaining and
Of BINS SUTTON e. co. 8 II Spring street.
" B. Squire Brocha and other style saws selling a; rs-
duced prioee.
CASHMERE DEAINES, MERINoS, &c.
The laJes Of lis cty about 70 purchase the above named
articles Of dress goods invited emil and examine our
LARGE AND SUPERB assomer; before they purchase, we
ire now Offering bargains worthy Of notice.
{. 5ms SUTTON j. Co. IL Spring crr. Sullivan
N.e, Biocha Plaid CioSlns, Of Eeaest styles.
FRENCH BROAD CLOTHS.
Just opened iew pieces sGer black French Cloths Of PAD
Baeo q FGs Manufacture for gentleman Goats aud oaks
IN article well worthy Of notice; also caSneres and ether
woolens atthe lowest prices
Q. 5nis SUTTON & co, IL Spring COZ. Sullivan.
b satine''s, Flaqne Baakeis sc. S.c the cheapest
IN The CITY One PRICE md no deception
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yeYC = FISk-Sirrr No. y Canal street. (NRorL nrlI. I
- At PRIVATE SALE
r- S.ioC-n NnAugany md ntsr desks AID nApl, he'd
scds ord,en. STYLES; l'3 mahogany clncs c1sc secplc
hnrd rcan carpets. Hy ho'r r1t mos r'ars>r plegd
rnvo,p per ahe pane tories; ladies English double Pun
.abe b;nayc Forcarc Sh Adelaide li0s u sup"not Qsni
y; brnSs 'enSa- smoke condenser Cor lsScler'> r>o.
lnrre Quantity oi sNou and Other Canes, md Caro-
Trrrr also, several huniscd swords toy canes cempriS
ing FIRE assortment Tor maruuctue-all AT auction prices
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M Al4AGA GRAPES, RAISiNS. SC in whole and hal
~ kegs, whole. bait and quarter boxes Dned CuuGuts.
titto'; Sii,ns :.,ir Prne g, md Spiecs &c. &c.
choice assortment Of Family Gocenes &c for sale, whole
sale md einl, ~ low prices, by J. o. FOWLER.
Grocer alt Tea Dealer, 30 Greenwich street aiurrny
and is Greenwich. corner Vestry.
Ako-O.d Java Coffee of The finest flavor. roasted md
ground daily, oniy t. pound erranie pure md cdds
te- hy tic tub or ftkin. ut low price-
HIM call al lyyis-
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yIE IRON or Locomotives 90 t9T coil sn4 f;eishi
Work, Apply 10 JOS. TtCBEHAAN' % "es'-''- 10 hu
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CLOTHING
OvER C0Ars AND CLOAKs.

DOfS AND YOUTHS OyERC0STS. CLOAKS, sc.
Dior s1ls ready made 81 Roadway, American Hoel
al Inns WIN. I. JENNINGS i co.
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4 FEAST!-HOT BISCUIT made with "CoN ;a,IS
z paTFNT YEAST" But. says some poor , ,Sanm'
a. ~ nsrtske .hnl suffer oil the HORRORS o. pysPEr
I, no SUCH THlNG. II IS not the heat whleh ;, teus
Biscuit generally lndlgestble, oui Tue e'"'s''4' ~
peGSt The stoinnch , ,rpSr, yrAer,, overs nil
The use Of COMMITS PAl EN- 800 i, " b,end@
II nav be had eof =, -. ,,,.- oe Pselron
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NGlg FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Mans. BegS', and Ghildtcn'S Clothing.
the ggfgH'gfg

Solicit attention from CITIZENS and Strange" reQunna Gar
rnen 10 aree rs,orment OF Goods Tor Fall aad Winter
yea selected with Of rendering thor stock IA ch
quality nnd variety be- found IN the city, CONFUSING
ieuysr md sed Co,f Tsscc- &c, 'o 0vercoas CIoas.
&c; French md English Co, for dress nnd irock loot'
yarole new .;ycs Cameres rich Velvet, Serno silk and
Satin viii be nnde ~ 70 order n; p'lc.st
s>,an our reputation the pioneers N the progressive reo
nation hetS ayernz tbs of compqoi that cn'h pun
cn,ers ne taxed for others denqgenciee The style ard nm
~. Of our Garnens Will compare with these of my cher e.
bshn7nt nod IN tn. too sequel Of tie extensive patronage
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% e y, ,ss,.% YSung. ls2 Chatham. street
IlIa,nuney & Alien. IS Soulh-stfect
Chesief DargS, 6sl Hf0adway.
S.sules & tuIu lS2 Bowcry. NJ, -,
Il, 4. & : uoDs l52 Chambef.itrcet- u'o 'S.i
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IT., o,, unYoR rs Dge.-For many years past
hoNoR 10 W ,a 10 hootnake various states fnf par
81 ~! hnes yShrh did not require breakng nei1s
,-nbad Nth sott and hard corIs II mas oee" eNe'- "
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J1YINnnV SHADE DEPOT-No Z Spruce street
w 500 ,.I worth of Shades. The subscribers. ever any
@ N uen>e have enlarged their establishment 20 supply c
w. demnnd for their superior shades Persons huy.s
SS,hem cnH rely on having good Article as they ae
Se 20 rensai every hind which could be invented
and they hive greater assortment than al The thS: s bn,
,b,crt. mn, tnrc md they take great pleasure
To- them, and nre never offended Trey do not sell PeGo
St,se Would do well 10 cali Sign Banne and Interior S
eogsi,ons done he surpassed irininnE a. n %
shcap. DAhio> . LIZ
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

{ 'uRlSTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'S GIFTS. in every VA
rely, at +. w ALkER'S Cheap Bookstore ard Bnlie.y
IA Fuln street splendid edition OF Sears. History OF The
Ane s'Fu'ed Gnd bouGd N elegant eabemnic Morocco
prepared expressly New Year Gt for 1856 an de.erlp
bindings. DIP III 10
QFFEE URNs! COFFEE URNs, COFFEE LRNs !,
7 may possibly occur to some Ihe Ladies Of New York
have Coffee I'm The subscriber inviag mnnnIartnfed n
large assortment. from a to $40. would respectfully invite
thc-e wishing 10 purchase. call and examine them before
purchasing elsewheic, Mt his Old stand
JAMES Y WATKINS, No. Ie Catiiarinc.,t
NH-The Trade supplied reasonable terms do ,Jls-
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w OOL L..

1sn 600 lbs American fleece Wool. from common to
,Ct ,tBtJiBhcst SaNony. ~ ru,.,,.,-
lis wished and sorted Foreign w oo' OF All luu'
suitable for Satinets, Flannel, carpets; Sc ;,,
zoo s.s OF washed and unwashed Foreign VI ooi comprising
nil Gusiiies. W r.. h.,.,-,, REQ
p hae< Nohnr for headings md stiugS {" i5rond S'ot
IVV oo'es max ''N"' ~ TONNELE u HALL,
Pearl autii cekmnn-sts-
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Tho IT rcscr Book viii he closed from the 10th 10 iie .O
,, ,,cs,ye Stockholders receive their Dividends NJ
'hS q, if g,S once D. 'WISilNGToN roST Agent
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH R!rHAsI.S. AnctOoes,.
7 80 as Cs-tf tsfE' - f..hif---stOfS ~ S,0l O.
vrv isse->i - evtHct,E-S Il-se ~ ccSi-usaGf =
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WoOD,FOLGER& MEssER.
No. 2l9, Pearl Sized, Nelo f0Ik.
HNHE Sahserlbers have received BY recent az

No. 2l9. Pearl Street. Reo York,
HNHE Subscribers have received by recent ar
IA rivals from England, and from the Auction
Market. large stock Of Blrmioeham and Shef-
field HARDWARE Il CUTLERY--and being
the Agents for some Of the leading makers OF the
superior Cast Sloel American Cutlery, and OF
variety of the Domestic Hardware Manuiaetur
ers making their assortment Of goods so extern
siye as TO be very inviting to purchasers from any
part OF the country.
In their assortment the following Goods may DO
found, viz Forbuck, White Bone, Cocoa, Black
Tip, Self Tip Buck and Stag Table and Dessert
Knives and Forks, Carvors and Steels, with
large stock Of Ivory Handed Knives and Forks
of beautiful finish.
Rodgers & Sons Pocke, Cutlery, Scissors and
Shears in dozers aud ON cards together with an
assortment Of" Helnsh's " superior Newark imake
of Trimmors' and failors' Shears; common Poe.
ket Cutlery great variety OF Razors, IN dozens
and in cases, including assortment OF extra hne,
in cases containing pair each.
Beef Slices, Shoe aud Bread Knives, Sheep
Shears, Butchers and Tahe Seels, Cu1pers' sad
Carpenters Broad and Marrow Axes and Hatch.
cts, Car2cniors' aud Coopers' AIDES
The stock includes an unusual quantity Of Cast
Steel and German Steel Filcs-such Fat
Round Square, Taper, Half round Ruff, Bastard
Second Cut, and Smooth Files of all sizes; Horn
aud Shoe Kasps; Millsaw and Ilnnd-saw Files.
Ptgging, Brad and Sewing Avis, Augcrs and
Auger.btls Shaving Boxes, Brushes aud Soaps
Iron and Bass ipe BeloHs Cut Brads, Tack'
f aud sparables, Wrought 1acks aud Clout Mails
+ Scale Beams Patent Balance; Cloth, Hair, White
wash Scrubbing, Horse. Shoe. Tooth and Paint
/ brushes Table, Hand and Cow Bells Cast Butts
Round and Flat Dots Braces and Bitts; Trunk
Chest. Pad. Cupboard, Closet Mortlce, Rim anu
3 n,or ucks SpufT and Tohscc, D.xqs. a 'ack king
Curry Combs; Iorsc.C ards; Cofdarc Clothes
( Fish aud Chalk Lines Fish Hooks Halter, Jack
( Trace, Coan sud Dog Chains; Brass and Wo, 1
i Cocks Faucets sash Cords Compasscs, Spring
Diyider- Iron, Brass aud Plated Chamber anl
Mantel Candlcsueks Guns, Pistols, Gun Worms
Wad8 and Lock, Sc.
SEPT. ~, az. ~
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Avg 81 1874
Line OF Stages.


Extrqct n iftter 10 Or. J. hqli from Msnrs
DiaRt, s Rumbeogl, Lsacbiatg,
1.-The hbyssuan Nrdure Is in great demand
and not one rJ..y has failed 10 oar kurN ledge. Ma
ny physicians 10 our ueis lhor.ioOd, hu h.sc us,t
your Medieae- ia Ihelr practice, have given iheu
opinion as T. he being vary valuable and Ctlirarl
Gus, and whenever d IL 'hrIr power. f,g9mmt odd
then, &c Signed, Di>ELR Il kussAcsu
Extract Of lt.tfr 10 ~. J Eali, f,sm Gtorgs z
Bsu fsq, Alirzi9n Ia.
" | have bad several sguef,4l caaca, wliah have
been successfully treated with your itgstHiqr
Nurture Or drh SgJiHtts Sg5rP Twill mention
one case, ShIeh uad been treated "tth the Bgua
remedies ct three months, bot without ats asaic
mgul Of the disease. Your Medicines vas pro
cured and the dlHcase, vh.eh appeared 20 oh.'t
nate, IN few days yielded 90 your remedy. &c.
Signed. GEJ Z. BARR
Tady 0C nedfrd eo., Va 65 about II wear,
afflicted af;h contraction, iatueuofs snd ueuol,
bead ache, caused hy taking eal0mr and get
ting cold an BE-, and ul1Cr using the stgic time ih-
prescriptions OF t4o mo erninsnt ysiaisns ith
aut auy feet, sAe saua rom var 80 qrRr hHs pas
finally successfully treated with tho & sloref cod
Mine Ba'sam aud Aromatic Extract. We bay,
omitted tie name &c tbs lady, but Il aav p1tiicp.
lurs shDul BE- desired. Ne refer "a NJ Wa. Lon
wicl, OttgrbddEc I. o, Bedford co.,, Va.
Mrs FshI n fngo was sr firing faf some years
under Cousumptisn, &c Sac used numerous r-c
scriplioas without any benefit. and WAS declared
fucu.abl.. but Uas cured by The u4,. Of the Res,o
ter. Gold Nine HAlam. Atom,tc Exrael and
tH"cfsal Plaster, Reference 10 John Read, j.
hsi7 Jei'F'on'oe, CniPeicf co, Va
Richard y, X I1trs8a. Esa.. NJ Gloucester Go
va. i"i"fm'o ~ hnhl, on The t'h oi Nov l-i3
as ioIo"s' Dear Htr, wish 10 inform you, that
ny ""o vas about sears ata'rtcd with 2 pull
thoh1ty e2nlAtht' inhanma'efY fltun"l'tm 900
Pehef'i eblli'y' and hiding 10 relief tntins itc
"h"'e ol 'h'' peil0l from ne prescription o, lhg
most tmtheni FhSshlans, she erRAn % use YouF
h'''"''t o. 'h' b'opd, DtpotaiiFc ta"der and
htomenc E&uae'' "hich cHied hef ~ short
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Executors Sale .
4 Tract OF Land
NOTICE.

Ely aifa Abigail venom having lcft nv bed
w and board without any Just cause. this is
% np fy the public not 70 credit her =. will pay
no debts Of her contracting lrom ihi. date.
FRANCIS VENOM
Cr.g N ist4
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which its perpendicular roots can easily
penetrate. Cold, com Fact clay, and wet
soil 90 not suit, IN such the growth is fee.
bic and the trees short lived.
The Peach succeeds hes, in rich sandy
loan, but will conform itself TO almost any
soil lha. is friable and kept in a cultivated
state. The crops Of iiuH will be always in
ratio to tho attention given TO culture and TO
the appropriate manurngs, which should
on no account be neglected.
The NectdriHe, Apricot, and Almond,
require a precisely similar soil and cul-
lure as prescribed for The Peach. The
Nectarine is equally hardy, aud the two
latter nearly as much so.
The Plum adapls itself readily to almos,
any soil aud situation, aud viii flourish any
where except in clay. marshy, or very
sandy location. A rich lriahle soil is how
ever TO be preferred, and where not SO, it
should be made SO by culture.
The Cherries which comprise the cul.
tivsted varieties claim a two told parenlage,
mud there is a difference in habit connected
herewith. Those Of the Heart aud Bigar.
reau classes have horizontal roots, and re.
quire soil Of but moderate depth. With
this distinction both divisions readily accom-.
modate themselves 10 variety Of soils, aud
vlli succeed any where but ~ clay, a very
ard, or very wet location. Tia, which IS
preferable, however, above all others Is u
hight, rich, sandy loan.
The Ounce Il iurishrs most in a moist
soil that Is rich and frable, but readily &C.
commodities itself 10 any upland soil tina, Is
not dry and sandy, bu, It Is ItquisI,e TO be
constantly cultivated to insure thrifty
growth and arge ftuit.
The Gooseberrg Raspberry, and Cur
rant require a rich, fuabo soil, Which
should be well cultivated and manured.-
The GouseDeEry will gov vigorously and
produce very Gue iruI. II planted at tie
north side Of peling or open leuco Hno
about two feet distant from Il, or It Planted
beneath the pariiai shelter Of a prach or a
/, plomb orchard, es The foil rays Of the su1
;--A~n Tho fruit and arrest is grueth.-
knspb@rr.cs aryO rrgptru gbe .Ac.ler ntTuf.
Did BY hodge or lcucc, from lilo too pow
crinl RAYS Of the $40.
Srd~5e7rtts heos,sh u,osl ID a. ich fiia
Die loan that rrtslus moisture. n ea..a..
soil may cause cadler MAINLY, but ths
crop sl be q fctcul. 'rhey should :,
planted IN A2ul or September. The Jeo
ii cd be about fur feet Nide eni ht
plan, placsd about 10 or / ? aches oppr
each wny therein, and i !, much :h9 les
course IN our climate to let hem fun loseth
pr,as they then ul9rd shelter 70 zach olhcl
rom tho loo powerful rays Of the sun
New beds should be formed cod tho Of,
ones broken up every coEd year Prince
De5cripiire Catalogue.
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NEW VOLUME.
THE NEW MIRROR,
or
and tho Fine Arts
IptTED ~ q. ?. noaErs sND =. ?. WILLIS,
,EaeA No. contains Beautiful Sfse! Engraving

Each No. contains Beautiful Stsel Engraving. )
a GOOD as the Miro, has hitherto been tgood
IN enough TO prosper sc have edited IL rs the
Israclttes built the walls Of Jcrusalem---gith the
best hand otherwise employed. The beginnings
Of al enterprises are difficult --Hure especially
beginnings without; csyiial--and the plicuiion OF
enc editor has been occupied with ghc manage.
I ment Of he machinery now IN regular operation.
Nhl.e tie other, I'LL the concern should be pros.
porous. vas compelled 70 lsb0ur diligently fat
other publications Oae by ono 20 change the
igr-, these hindc-irg barnseics have been wash
81 ~ unt Keel by gong more rapidly ahead, ard,
wilh the beginning Of the tbiti volume, BORN
Eurrons w.Il b. rNrlKrty and EXCLUSIVELY dcvat
cd o tie hlaEoE, equal 70 citing stgd3ine sails
a.i1s and NJ q Wt'h tho wind deed an ful and
tasady OCeaursc she vii now ro alonR "p1A
a ioat ia L,J Mouth 'ss they say 90 JfaN sith
/ DE uam On her cutwatcr
i We lave 10 the middle Of this somcv ia, inhah.
tod island Of Manhattan aud see most that is
varih ssouF. and hear most lhat b. verti hear
( inr. A1cr lhe newspapers have bad their r,ak
Of TIC news. Vt have tuca uf making q spicY
la IA Of the remainder, cleaning many chotcc
I ba, bs lhg way, which had been oyoi!o9ktd o.
slightod) aud undettke, hereby, TO keep the
readers Of ibr Mirror up 10 Il, times. Every bod Z
reads newspapers and gets the outline OF the
worlds going rouud-but wa shall 90 Iast shat
I lhc Newspapers leave undouo--Eli W tie oniaue
--,rll lou "so,ne more tss the children 80 -
pat in the lights and shadows Of the picture done
/ by newspapers IN the rough, It's hat Vc have
tfiod 20 tnia our Letters 70 the National ntcl.
h,cnosr.' ans a. our brother editors seem h
mink that Ve have succeeded, we vill as We dis.
con'ane thst correspondence in Apr) in ra'hT
a more d1shinR and lighter ucin, resume these
/ metropolitan sketches IN the Mirror
! secret tor your car, dear reader by selliaC
la Piatc Of zach uamlsr for half uba, uts r5rfh,
I yal gtt the rsadi7e far nothing Erch plate is
worth q chilling, 10 pot 10 au altnm--Brd the
whole 15rut cusls but sixpCuco So il is, in
aet far nothing that you rcSsi1tgon pages Of the
bosl literature that We csn procure tor you, IN.
cladng descriptions Of the things abaai town that
arc fe4domoss described and beft worth Jcsct,b.
/ ihC. OF cantsc We can only afford this BY very
sr'aI p'adi. 81 very large circulation. aud ten
thulsaud subscribers utc hat lhU turn of The tide
The next ten Thousand Onto which We arc nov
iehne our was) vii be the fret move Of the ris.
~ tide that oscfrans into orr packets.
W ksep an eye N ne hack II eur had 70 see II
any body a iikeiy to.oyctiake US ,lud 10 try their
iuck bei1rc they come along sidc) and se keep a
to"F-opf or both SIDES iron The salient balconies Of
cur iwag'ntuan) for any stray bfecEus Of novelty
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North Carolina state Baptist
GuutcnGipsa

FE'iE next annual meeting OF the North Carroll,
n IA Baptist Stuie Convention will be held nj
the Baptist Church IN tho city Of Raleigh, CON.
mcneing on Friday before the third Sabbath lsthl
of Oatobcr next, at | | O'Clock, A. NJ Tho North
Carolina baptist Education Society will meet on
the evening u the same day. at early candle light
When several addresses will be delivered by dis.
tinguishcd citizens of other States
On Monday morning, AN opportunity will be
offered to such Of the delegates, vistcrs and their
families as desire it, 10 take an excursion on tho
Raleigh and Castor Rail Road, TO Wake Forest
College and back the same evening,
S,pt 49, lsH
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HsEsIGADE ORDERS.
UrAp.QuARTERs.

'
Concord, N. &. july %, 1874. }
To he Colonels commanding The following hegi-
nents IN the III Brigade and Ala Diristoh
Of North Carolina Militia.
w on are, by these orders, commanded TO pa
IA radc your respective Regiments as follow {;
The regiment Of Militia 10 Cabarrus County al
Concord, on Tuesday the eth Of October next.
The regiment Of Cavalry composed OF the eoun.
ties Of Meckenburg, Union, Cabarfus, Stahly and
Montgomery, al Concord, Oh Tuesday the 9Th OF
October next
The regiment Of Volunteers, composed Of the
counties of Mecklenburg, Union, Cabarrus, Stan.
IL and Montgomery, at Rocky River Academy N
Csharrus County, on Wednesday the 9Th d DC
tober next. 90,
The regimen, of Miliua IN the County Of Mock,
leuburr, at Charlo lie, On Friday the llth oil Oc-
lohcr next.
The repinert Of Militia in S,anly County, at
Albemafle. on Tuesday the 18Th Of October next
The regimen, Of Militia ia Montgomery Coun-
IL. at i,susual place Of muster, on Wednesday tae
10Th Of October next
The above regiments will appear on the days o.
boye mentioned equipped as the law requires al
10 o'clock, A NJ. for Review aud Inspection by
the Bfgadier General.
Brigqditr General, llh Brigade, n. c. Militia.
The Officers composing the S;sf Of the Brga
der General Of the llth BiigCde aud 4sh Dl'is.on
Of North Carolina Militia are commanded to ap
pear Oh the DAYS above mCntioued, equipped a.
lho law requires, al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
VIM. c. MEANS.
Briggdisr GereTgI llh Bricade N G Mlitq.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-10-04

o. Not no how they can fSu.
Here's 10 you Harry Clsy &c,
j. forty Eve The Wings IN thrive,
J And Locos po, 10 rou,,
rfe'll be a call from faneui' Il5il,
RAN Does your mother know you're %, 80
Here's 70 You Harry Chy g..
And having thus d'spo'sl d all,
From Btefsicba 70 Dan,
he Peoples voic- will uske is choice.
And Harry Clay. the man.
Uers's to ye4 li.rry Clay, sc.