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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-22
General. Orders.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFIcB,y
.-.f. Raleigh, Sept. 8th, lS47. f.. ! 4

-. a-.-- ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, u
- ........,.. Raleigh, Sept. sth, lS47. S.
The President Of the United States having authorized
the acceptance OF Volunteer Company Of Infantry to
be raised in North Carolina, under the command OF
Capt. john CAMERON, to serve during the war with
Mexico and requested the cooperstiCnO the Governor
in organizing the 1t is therefore enjoned all
Military Officers of the State, lend their aid in
theranc of this obect in such mode they may
ally deem u,ost conducive the speedy completion oi
this Corps 81 d. fAt@ e. =
The organization of the Company will be similar to
that of those already in service from this State.
place Ofrendezvous will be designated il
asceriained what point will be most convenient
those who may volunteer.
i4..F BY order of his Excellency, WILL A, GRAHAM
So .a.% t-s.fi ,F3a r. w. HAYWOOD
.-.-..( (67f-8t9i. '.t Adj't, Gen. N. C. M.
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Attention!

To the Captains Of the respective Conpanies of the
36h Regiment Of the NORTH Carolina Militia:
DURSUANT to call for Volunteers by William
Il A. Graham, Captain General and Commander-in-
Chefof North Carolina Militia you hereby reques.
ted to aecertan how many in your respective Dis
trcts will volunteer during the with Mexico You
will return list Of those that may volunteer to r. w.
Haywood Adjutant General at Raleigh as pos
sbe. Speedy action is required. and it is expected
that ready obedencs will be yielded to these orders
- =. WILLIE POPE, 4ir,-,... .
100 80, q. =, Col. CON- 36th r. N. C. NJ.
September 20, 1s47. - = >. 672-u
Register one. .rime. ~. Er ~. = - t.
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Major Lilly was at Jalapa, at the last accounts
where he had been joined by Capt. Walker with
detachment of 800 men from Perote- Captain
W. is said had caused two or three citizens OF
Jatapa to be shot, as concetned in the murder OF
Americans. He went then TO Coatepec, whence
he frightened othe gueriIias, together with the
Mexican Governor of the Department OF Vera
Cruz .a-.s -..---. ..'r.. &C.. .''
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70 Our Philadelphia Correspondent Our read
ers, feel confident will be pleased with the let
ter of our Philadelphia Correspondent in today 5
paper. We welcome him again to our columns,
and hope he will favor with letters as often as
he can make it convenient to do 80.
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Attention /!

THE Officers, Soldiers, and Musicians OF the sstt
Il Regiment are hereby ordered to parade on HILLSIDE.
rough street, the city Of Raleigh On Saturday the
second Of October, II O'Clock. armed and equipped
according 10 law, for Regimental drill. =. =.
r. The Commissioned officers and musicians will meet
the day previous at the usual place of drill hold
General Court Martial 80. - aa. - -1-s-: 1s
..ii 7 a,aot .o - BY order of Col. MANLY '"5-. =
. Eat. a. i.s>a@',59a 3 W. H. H: TUCKER, Adi't
Raleigh, Sept. l9, 1s47. 5.'7/ 9is" 672-
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WISH to sell my tract Of land lying within four or
L Ave miles of Raleigh on Crabtree Creek II CON
tains about 400 acres, portion of which is good bottom
land aud more than half il woodland. Persons
wishing to purchase farm near the city would Dc well
to cali on me, and learn the tcrms al determined
to sell. ,t. p al L..aE - ...-- H. b. HAYES
+ Raleigh, September Is, Is4T -5t.. t~.@e 67I-M
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MARRIED.

T In4his eodnty on Tuesday evening the 10th Of Aug.
by VIM. Laws, Esq, Mr.. " N. e. Mangun, TO Miss
Ann, daughter of Israel Baily. Jr., deceased.
AT the residence Of the Rev.. Isaac r. Hunter, in
Gates county on the 9th inst. ills F. Reddick, At
torney.at. law of Gatesvle North Carolina, TO Mics
Sarah Ann Hunter, of Portsmouth, Va.
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lEOrf9nle

TN Warren eounfy. a geFy SleSffsbie -fesidebce
truly valuable piantalio TO acres, lying miles
from WarEeiton, South OF DePoes aleg
side Of Fishing Creek About 2OO acres6f thiseSAsSst
Of excellent loor fat laHds weli and in cais
vation. Most the bafEhee s standing ff OElGfhel
growth of Oak and Hickory-A II poor exaeHetS
and there is scarcely gully on the whole tract TIE
dwelling ia new, large and conSehienis aad the eet
buildings correspond. Spring Of pure coot ytateT
flowed is sufficiently convenient, and Shoecote:
selfis not more healthy. 91j u , 80 10
The above valuable property shall offer. On the
highest bidder on reasonable terms would be use:
less say mUTe any gentleman would examine fo4
himself and fshodd be glad ihe1a at any fine
gr or lbs .l.9@-iasta.e aaaa JAMES T!1BROWNps
SeDternbeT l247 7s l.gsl 81. sff S70St.
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Peaeey The New Orleans Della i. Informed
that its contemporaries Of the oPatria have late
news from the city of Mexico % the effect 'ha.
ticlrs of peace had been signed by Mr. Trist and
the Mexican Commissioners 51s ~ s9 se% s.i,Tn
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+ The Hon. Richard Henry Wilde died in New
Orleans few days since, OF the yellow fever He
was man Of much learning, Poet, and an ac-
compished gentleman. -, =. t.tl
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We are compelled, for want of space, to omit sew
eral advertisements and other matter, prepared for
this weeks paper. - 'S-
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.I1P6fRTXSFLA LAND ssaEe6s
T. CO. - - ;.kS6 moore COStn ties

s..,..I,s7 Isour,
shall elskiOF sale by Public AnctIon. q Eo6eFts
Mills. on the county Hne q neese ane SnesA1ns 2.
THURSDAY. the 9th GAY of Ofte3e1Es' 'hs Aelts"ins
h1i.iS cHEr1AM eo6NTY: -,
100 acres on lysoaS Tue lapns
Manus, Phillips, and 0therss ,re .sr.tsZ -
McManus, WiisOnsne etheFss . 2 .. - g
220 acres on Bear eFeeks me shIosst ssls
200 do. the south side Of Deep hgeFg sailed ne
Dovdy mountain tract =. = 80 - 5e,ss
204 acres on !unes creek fOrnerly IN ol
John Poe. -,D = - - q g - -. !. 49, u
so Do. Onthe waters Of LINE eteeii iosmsEH Sa6ra
Gilbeh's s.a.,..o - - ,s,s..i ,I....
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Cap. Martin Shive: of the Cabarrus Company
died in Mexico on the I5ih. oflast month Ga
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NOTICE

RY Virtue of a Deed in Trust TO peexscnted Stor
DpuIposes therein mentioned. shall 10 Sell
to the highest bidder: on Wednesday The Oh dly of
October next, at the Storchousc Of s. M WhnakesiR
Raleigh, all Of isstock Of Dry Go6dss Haewafe Gro
ceries, &c. As most OF the above stock kas been on
hand buta short while, persons wishing To- obtain SFt-
gains may do we'll By attending Sale The sa.e f con-
tnue from day day until alt the Goods shall be sold
On Thursday, 9TH October hsxt shalt sel9it the
Court House in, Raleigh, Seven Likely Negfoes one
about 80 years old. the others boys and girls
Also, the Tract OF land of s. M Whitaker situated 90
Chatham County NC. now in the possession Of AustfR
Wilson, and formerly belonging TO anderson Wisoh'
dec'd-adoinng the lands Of Taylor, #ilso, and 9TH
ers containing SfS acres - he sb6petFset is6lb i'm
proved, having athe buildings necessary for hel ivan.
agement Of q well conducted Farm. There ig 2 Well
Of good water in the yard, and thrifty Orchard o AP'
pie and Peach trees hear the Dwel pg! s,.,. . 81
On Monday, the nth October next wifr be sold w
Raleigh all the Household and KitckeH Furntdte of
the said g. NJ Whitaketi uHfE1b aAl 10 s1.h' y 80
II Terms of SaleL-Ca1h sd !; GH rGYsd 9}2;y YHa
All persons indebted 10 the said s! IL. tFhttak err Sy
Note. Account, otherwise, are hereby nofedz that
payment must be made forthwith 10 Wilson W. Whiia-
ker, Trustee, and he will be in Raleigh on MpAdSy
and Saturday Of each week for the purpose Of aiding
- WILSON ". WHITAKBAs T4uStees
September 10. I847! Jf.t# = z = 67l-St.t
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Henry Watson, who killed ! Lethaln ethan Norwood
in this City on the 18th Instant has been arrested
and conmiited to prison, and will probably be ar
raiqned and tried at our. next Superior Court
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Lands for sale for Tarxoss.

an the first Monday in November next. Issill ex-
" pose to public sale, at the Court House in Onslosr
County the following Lands for taxes due thereon
the year 1876 81 hs.,..s.5 - tfs.. y..yteo. .toal
Per ~ -, Location g, Amt Taxes.
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We publish with pleasure, in our paper to-day
the appeal of Capt John Cameron, of Hiilsboro'
to the Colonies of Regiments in this StassafoF as
sis.aDce in raising Company of Infantry for the
Mexican War. In an eloquent address, which
appears in the last HiIlsborough Recorder, Capt
Cameron says: ..s
81 do not address this TO those who satisfy their
patriotic feelings bT depeoncing the war, and who
fancy that their lofty indignation is more than
equivalent for their want of pride of country
or who account for the paralysis in their sword
arms bJ the holy horror which they experience al
the idea of shedding innocent blood but to those
who feel that they have country whose honor
they are bound To maintain and protect; who look
upon dag the symbol of that honor, and up
every spot where il floats rallying point for
their hearts who hold their lives only their
Is hen that flag calls for protection, and who would
shed the lasf lfedrop in their bosoms one laini
Of dishonor should cling 10 lis folds. To snch
say come on-the ume is short, and ACTION Is the
word" ......s .....
r. Spoken like patriot and mani Capt Cam
eron is Wing, bat he does not brlong TO the
Corwin tribe. Like Doniphan, and Curtis. and
other noble Spirits he jnsti6es the War, and
has no good words for those who satisfy their
patriotic feelings by denOuncing" it, g" or who
account for the paralysis their swords arms, by
the holy horror which they experience at the idra
Of shedding innocent blood" ''e .-
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GIoriou. Democratic victories.

The Democrats have carried Maine by hand,
some majority. They have elected their candi.
date for Governor, majority ia both branches Of
the. Legislature, and menbeTs of Congress to ill
the four vacancies from that State. And noble
feature in this victory is, as we learn, tha. the mem
bers elect to Congress are opposed to the WllmoI
Proviso ..as .UI :-.--.'. % 9lg.L
The. Democrats of Vermont have also done no.
bIy. The Feds have failed 10 electtheif Govern
or the Democratic gain being over Two thousand;
The Legislature will be nicely balanced. Here
tofore the Feds have had overwhelming majori,ies
in both branches s.saI sol1 ia| r"'tt. -@.,..
These victories ought 10 anfmq.e the hopes o
the Republicans of North Carolina. "Truth is
mighty, and will prevail ~, ...,.al ..-.-3 80.
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q nBfieadier General Hopping died at Meir, in
Mexico. on the 1st instant
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Col. Bntler, Of the Palmetto REGIMENT

Col. BHtIer, Of the Palmetto Regiment.
The death Of Col. BulIer, of the South Carolina
Regiment, who fell in the late great battles near
The City of Mexico, will be deeply and widely. la
nented, Ele was a ahigh-hearted, gallant man
tie embodiment Of Southern ehivaIry and honour.
South Carolina has given glorious evidence, the
balle6eIds Of Mexico, that the blood Of the game
cock" Sumter still flows in the veins Of her sons,
and that the yengefnI ere which flashed from the
sword of Marion, is still idminous and 1nObseured
Sho will pay all becoming hOnors to the memory
OF Butler for the son was worthy Of the mother,
and the Republic unites with her in grief for his
0ss. Peace to his asheslm sroag ssaesz 4s,7.'s-
"TheFe is tear for all tlIAt dieg .5e6oIi K
A moarner o'er tlS .hdmblsst grave ;jTli- -"f
Bot nations sw ell the funeral cry,
And Triumph weeps above the brave" -.
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Fresh : { COmfcctlOmarics:

AACSAA
400 Ibis. Best Stock Candies. + 24 Boxes Rasiis1s
100 do. Assorted French do, 100 do beat CurfaRtG,
225 lbs. Crushed Sugar, 100 lbs Palm RplsSss
100 do. soft she'll Almonds, 100 do FiIbertgs
80 DO: English Walnuts.@ ti2o00 Fifepetcs. -.
" q G-os. Fire crackers, 'f-- Is rbs. Aiispices -:
IS lbs. Blk Pepper, % "a do cinnaroh, u
% Box. Sperm Candles IS do. Dried Beef
Q do. Talcw do. ] bl. Pilot Cracketg
9 eross Friction Matches =. / do Bmt. GrackeEs.
I 81 Soda Crac5ers, Z Il Violin Strings. BoNs,
Aceorleohs, and Violins, Bow hair, Bridges nc
Guitars, and Guitar strings: FLUTES &e. &c. 'o'i
Al! of the etove articles soid cheap by
slt,1 ,f,.Yr - Z. s.r..x HENRY KIEM,
Raleigh Sept /, fs47. st .G0N4s
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TO bridge BuIIdera

TO HFKU8G 5BNIIWGEAs a -
ITNHE undersigned having been appointed At The last
il term Of the Johnston County Court, committee .
rebuild the Bridge across NeuSe River al SnttfkIs
will let to the bidder Monday tho 27 day Of
September, lS47, fhe rebuilding of the sss. There
be span 80 feet. which will require TO be support
ed from the top. plan with the specifications will be
Submitted at the time All the hets will be srAjs-
ed 10 the Builders hand at the place. ~ ~
= ~ - 3G""f = adi BYTHAN BRYAN. asa5"E
.GatH { ~ = THOS. LOCKHART,
...2 DAVID EUNCEF0RDF
~ BRIAH BRADLEY,
azasf T. ssfaE} as84g15.r VIM. BE hf9R3gING.s5,5E
~ =-afssag kss, 4F Eti' g4;E e igGeHFiittee.
September 8, ls41. "a .!ss 70; BIS b7Y 670-8Gf
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go Just Received Slss 'ssssh
q -LARGE and hsndSume ics Of Swiss 8 1Iseunsta
"a Thrsad. snd 1PIe z dSisef 80 isSsIiies
I. HEARTT & joRnxN:
: Raleigh Sept s, 1877 s7G-s,
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Land for Sale. 4.

Sept. 22. 1s47. \ ,(Pr adv. si2.) q 67l-6t.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Flour.-Tbere was considerable willingness
yesterday TO sell below 81, holders asking s3.S1
a3,93, or thereabouts, but buyers scarce at
these rates, and the only transactions reported
were 100 brls from store at 1898 delivered, ana
300 brs at 1881
Provisons.--T'he only sales reported Yesterday
were A., 000bs Bacon shoulders, Just from sinok e
at 6lc, packed; hhds shoulders at &c, hhIs 81 ;
so; Is tierces extra sugar cured hams, eanvassed,
at l03c packed.
Corn:A sale of 5000 bush. in bulk to a
dlsler, at Bic; 40 brls, at 30c, barrels included.
Cotton.---A sale of II bales orr, North Alaba-
ma, at lo4c; y do batting, al 3oc.
Coftee.--Sales Of 100 bags good fair Rio, at &c.
Tobacco.A sale of hhds XIV. leaf, at = a
13c; 10 kegs No. ,, six twist at DC.
TARA sale of 100 brs, Carolina, at $3.50.
LeadA sale of 20 pigs, Galena, at 3 7-Sc.
Molasses.A sale of o brls Cuba, at 304c.---
[ Daily Queen City, July II.
Wheat 75c per bu. Oats 80 a 3lc- Rye so c.
Barley 40 45c.
Ca,tle.--G God beeves are selling at 4,50as5
per 90 lbs. net.
Dried Fruit Apples 5Ja6oc per bu.; Peaches
81 %; Raisns $3.50 per box.-[Chronicle
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Csr. PILLow-More Gcncralship-
am assured by gentleman who came
,aa,enper in the New Orleans, and one
vbo has done good service TO his country,
,bat Gen. Pillow, who lief: Vera Cruz with
large forco to join Gen. Scott, selected
IL middle Of The day for marching a part
AZ The road, which is tho dread of oven
aid soldiers. The sand between Worn
C,uz and San Juan is over ankle docp, and
Tho rays Of the gun in midday arc terrific.
Thresult Of this experiment upon raw
recruits was the death of six men. who
vera sunstruck. and the disabling of noar
hundred and fifty more. AT San Juan
o many Of the troops were used up that
vas proposed TO sond them back to Santa
r. and eslab a hospital ,here. After
consu.ntion, and az there was an adequate
kscc to protect such hospital, it was
decided to send them back TO Vera Cruz.
Tho Vera Cruz Eagle Of the 231 inst. sa vs.
bet some thirty of them had reached
asfo. In this encounter with tho son tho
cos follows had less chance than oven
Easkell's command at Zorro Gordo.-N.
O. Picn vune, Both ult.
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- aanta Anna had resigned the command
~ .,n,y and his office of President and retI-
n the reports Of the general feelings
lIs:6st him have any foundation, he perhaps re-
I nose too soon to save his precious life.
Y.:...s here state that Urea has levied u tax
~ .il The Inhabitants in this region for the
.,4 n his forces, and that he has agents at
~, a IL execution. All those who have
-. - directed to keep them in good order and
s'..eAv 1t Q moments warning to stand forth
- ~ o,otect their soil. 1t is thought by the
:...s here, and they could not be made to
! -".Iv movement upon San Luis. in conse-
..ss a. oil the troops being sent on to SaltiIo
y"~I;.eelv after their arrival here, and Urea
~ n nave expressed his inter of retaking
ss.s.,sv a soon Gen. L. departs l am
ls.;S nat Nc will be disappointed in his expecta-
ss..1 a address l cannot and do not doubt
.scnd Ne not rs well Canales?
ry~As companies Of the North Carolina regl-
- Coi rsyne, part of whom arrived with the
-" s,sin from below, marched up to Saltllo on
nsr,day, and apparently with pretty full ranks.
Z ~ Of the Massachusetts Regiment are at
S.rs,.ivo and the rest at Camargo, and are soon
."".eted up There have been great many
EIrhsrrssi in the Virginia Regiment, OF sick; IN
s.-eetent 10 perform duty, and the greater por-
~ AZ them were never fit TO perform duty
~. thev were mustered into the service in
U..;,i,. Government has been put to the ex-
~. ~ h,;noins them out here to be kept on
II sick list the greater part of the time and fl
rily discharged. The mastering officer Of
s.rse is the person to blame for not having the
- properly inspected. Capt. Darlington and
taata Kinney and Ashby arc under orders TO
s.essd 10 Virginia to raise recruits to hi up the
,smoanies to their proper standard
f:ev. Early. in consequences Of the exorbitant
..;..a Asuianded for all sorts Of marketable mat
- meats and vegetables, has been compelled to
= sr;ces for everything at reasonable and emu
..sstiye rntes. The Mexican hucksters are in
rsss rage about it, but, to make use Of val-
css,pression, have to "grin and bear it."
J. f. d.
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IL SPECIAL NOTICE. IN

HfGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE WEsT.-It has been
long thought that the citizens of the West were
TO see better times IN regard to the bilious disea
with which portions of our noble country are
visited The true raediciHe is at length otfe red
by the celebrated G rafenberg Company
Their adver rnent is in another column to
which the attention of every man, woman and
James Elder, at the Post Office Book Store, Rich
mond, Ia; by Lewis Davis, the New Paris
90 Postoilice and at Holioway's Book Store.
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nR- CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE Specific,
, For Leuoerrhno, Communists, or Common
" hfes-IhIs vexatious, and often dangerous
disease, IS unfortunately SO we'll known among
females, that detail of its symptoms seems un-
necessary.
To the patient herself, the disease manifest.
itself by unequivoca signs; yet from a decacs,
false, and often fatal, she frequently neclects to
make known her condition, even to he most in
innate female friends. till her constitution is
seriously impaired. and the foundation laid for a
long catalogue of other Diseases such Slow
Fever, tended with difficult respiration, Palpi-
tations. Painting, &C., and when the disorder is
not cured ii is frequently followed by others still
more serious and fatal such Prolapsus Uteri,
or falling of the Womb, Uicerations, Atrohhy
and Dropsy, VIII ich end in DEATH
10 enjoy good health, ALL tie secrefory organs
must be in sound condition..
Whenever. then, the disease manifests itself,
let the patient have immediate recourse to a rem
cdy which will restore the diseased organs to a
healthy condition, and all the distressing symp-
toms will speedily disappear, and the death-ike
paior OF the cheek be succeeded by the roseate
hue of he ath.
Such remedy may be found in &c ulien's
Specific 1t is not only pleasant, safe, and
certain remedy for Leucorrhoea, but for suppress
ions and painful Mensurdtons. In truth, it is
what its name indicates, ''Specific'' for all
uterine diseases, and at the same time entirely
Tree from all ingredients which have in any de-
gree an in iurioIs effect upon the system.
This preparation is made of vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly injure the most deli
cate Institution. II is neuer been kno,rn 10 fail
IN q single case 10 effect cure.
For sale at DR.. HOWELLS' Drug Store.
Richmond, July ID, ls47. 2oy.
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We find the following in one of our
exchanges. For outdoor rough painting it
may be worthy Of triaI:--p. Farmer.

OF rough u
may be worthy Of trial:--p. Farmer.
lNcoMBysTIBLE WAsH.--Stake some lime
in large tub or barrel, with boiling wa
ter. cover the same up 10 keep in all the
steam. Whom thus slailed, pass six quarts
of il through n fine sieve. Il will then be
in state of fine -four. Now, in SIX quarts
of this lime add quart Of salt. and one
gallon Of water; then boil tho mixture, and
skim /, clean. To every five gallons Of
this mixture add one pound Of alum, half
n Found Of copperas, by slow degrees.
three quarters of a pound of potash, and
four quarts Of fine sand, or hard wood
ashes. sittcd. This mixture will now
admit of any coIoring matter you please.
and may be applied with a brush. 1t looks
better than paint. and is rs durable as
slate. 1t will stop small leaks in the roof.
prevent the moss from growing over and
rot,ing the wood and render it incom-
bus,iblo from sparks falling upon it. When
laid upon brick work, il renders the brick
impcr vious to rain or wet.
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DUBLIC SALE!-Will be sold on Thursday,
Il the 18th of August next. at the residence
of the subscriber, living six miles North of Rich
mond, the following property, to-wit: Horses
Cattle. large lot of HOGS, Farming Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other
articles too tedious to mention. Sale TO COM
mence at o'clock. a m, when due attendance
will be gwen, and terms made known, by
WILLIAM c. JEFFERIS
July 18th, ls47. 3Ots.
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Pleasant Dwelling For Sale.

FENHE house erected by c. r. Williams, on
l. Washington street, is offered for sale on
advantageous terms. 1t is two story brick 4,
containing four rooms and a kitchen-the house
finished in modern style the lot high anGdry.
and beautifully arranged with shade trees and
shrubbery. 1t is of the most desirable res
licences, for small family, in Richmond. For
terms apply to the undersigned in Centreville or
ID. P. Holloway, in Richmond.
JOHN 3. STITT.
October I2th 1916 42-tf
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NEW TAILOR SHOPu


CORNER OF MAIN AND MARION SITS, RICHMOND, IA
I OSEPH w. GILBERT. respectfully in
- forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the Landlordship of this
well and favorahy known HOTEL, and he is
prepared to make Travellers comfortable
good and attentive Ostler is at all times ready
to take charge of Horses, and the stable is well
supplied with provender. His charges are rea-
sonable-
Feb. 9. 1S41. r3a:'15tf7