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Fllll II1 l1Eari1 m.

T,Me TO S.SW Emsss sxgb.--As there is sud ,ss been esus sirai ssssI sls1ni llss tiTse of sowing grass seei. | will giss you my ideas oa the subject. Some sas saz the lasi Of February nf 6rss of March; bat l ssy not --and why heeanse, # soun wish wheat, ii vii die when the wheat is harvested. and if yoss saw aIi siahhla you will ioes the use Of the ground. lnlhe spring nf lS16 sowed ihirty-tise acses, a paE, tn February and the other in Alafch. The seed cnnghs well and lossked iineiy nntil harvest afier which !, catsimenred so wifi, aud 6naliy diesi-ihe change, frnm the protecsion of the wheat, to su'ldrn and emsiFe exposure to ii's ssis', (which | suppose ysu know IS heavily ehafgesl wilh heat about those tays,l leing too much for t. The time that should re- rosnnsend would be the last of August or first "f September. About the 20th of An- gust, lSl5. snsvad houler ar"und the tield that ] seeded iE March. gave ,he ground thorough narrowing, put on my seed, and ussn rolled iss n got good cEnp oS graae rum II lasl year. and tried the same piaf an two dilierrnt pieres this year. and with . cs'H.sman seas6n shall get good cronr. ] have as yet confined myself, ,.' timothy, hu, inicnd T., .Fy clover this winter.
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Hot Springs.
April llth.-3i:tf

Hot Springs. He can accommodate four passengers with their ser wants, and any quantity of baggage.
 He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them ,o any place he may contract for. with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages.
 As dEiser his skill and attention the safety oi his passengers is well known 10 the travelling public riissharges will be in accordance with thehard times lie can be found al aii'ti,nes by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House Little Rock, April Y, ls:t--3i-u -
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Furniture.

vTSFE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens oi Little Rock aad vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CRAZE making kgsiaess al his new staisd on East Main s.. near. iy opposite the Presbyterian church. and IS prepaF- ed to fiji orders at the shortest no,iee. LUMBER. PRODUCE. HIDES. BEESIY.sX
 IND PELIRIES taken in exchange for furniture a; the highest ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Cofsns made at ail hours. Prices 10 correspond with the times
 x. E. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed sew aud fashionable hearse. s prepared to a'- tend o buflals in the city or epuaiTy, tbe most reasonable terms WM. ANNEAR. Feb. IT, IS47. z3-u
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THE PEEsIpEScv>-Anv prominen, man of either political party. says the New York Sun. possessing sufficient patriotism and courage to SGsne out boldly in favor of lhe occupation of Mexico, the purchase of Cuha. and the establishment oG usaiI marine in place of ihe present rotten and useless navy. would be elected the next President of the United States. Here. then. IS a chance for aspiring gentlemen io reach presidential ho ors. by the shortest road, and in the quickest space of time Drhd.
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FOR SALE A Valuable Cotton Plantation
June ?. noss 2m.
Iy CHIcOT co., .fRKS..

IH CHICOT CO, ~1RhS-, TTNHE UNDERSIGNED, ASrHoSY IT. DAVIES. 1 administrator ds tosis mom Of the estate oi JAMEs EsTILL, deceased, being thereto authorized and empowered by order ot the Coart of Probate oi Cbicoi county, Arkansas. will offer for sale. at pub lie venne. to the highest hiIeF. at the front door of the courthouse of said county, it. the town of Columbia. fke krd day of Ae neI. Hoeea5cr 1srTa ol the CWeu.i Court of said couRty. whiel, wiil be the stA day of Sorea5er, 4. D. lS47, the following described tracts parcels of Iand com- posing the planta'fon commonly known the Es- hH Pfsatsfi0a, situate on old River Lake. iR sail county. to wit: The west fri part oi the sw qr of seciian 3t, fri 1T of section 33: c. Of lhe sw qT of section B; f't qr. of section g; fri part of or. of section p the it'i part of nv. qr. of section 33 the undivided half Of the frl part Ot the qr. ot section 33all n township Ij South of Range one (fl West. containing in the whole 57I 5.-iO0 acres of land
 Ttrms -0Be-fourth cash. and the residue in one, two and three years to be secured 10 the salislae ton of the administrator.
 This plantation wi be sold subject to lhe widow $ dover. which has been apportioaed of to heF. Bd, this will be objection, as the widow has consen- ted to x the price for her life estate which will be made iowu on the day of sale, and the purchaser will take ttie entire estate uPon payment of Such price, and compliance with the above terms.
 This plantation is regarded as second to nofte in this region oi country, and offers great inducements to any perSoa desiIous Oi obtaining first rate cot ton plantation. A large portion oi Ii was o,u of water in is4t IL has about 25a Geyss eatrafion, the residue being well timbvred with cotton wood cypress, &c.. and has gn-house. and quarters tor 25 hands upon it. and IS situated in of the best neighhorh"ods in The county, or. perhaps in ,he State.
 Is lies within two miles and in sight of the Ms sissippi river.
 Possession will be given when the present crop of cotton has been gathered, which will be some time in January.
 There are other lands adjoining. belonging 10 other persnns that can be purchased 10 enlarge the tract, shosld the purchaser desire #.
 Alt. DAVIS, .fdaHiStTaior
 de bonus of James EsiiR, dsed
 (olWmb,a. .7rGs.,
 June f2, lSf7 Si-
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lssnss so f.asmsrs.

T1matoes make excelleni preserves.
 Toa.Is are the Very best ps,aectloH of cab bagr againsi lice. Plants, afoaping. are revived by 8 few drops of eampIsor.
 Pears are generally improved hr gragsing un the mountain ash. Sulphur is valuable m preserving grapes, &r., from inserts. Lard never spells in hci weather, G ii Is cooked eRoagI, m frying ont In feeding with corn. 60 be ground goes as far as 100 lb< in the kernel.
 Corn meal shnald never be ground very fine. u injREes the richness of II.
 TUrniPs of small size have double the nn- tricious matter tia, large ones have.
 Ruia haga is lhe only root that increases in nutricions qualities as II increases in s,ze.
 Sweet olive oil is certain cure fsr the biie of d raI'iesnake. Apply i, internally and ex- ternally.
 Rais and other vermin are kep, away from grain by sPrinklins of garlic when pack ing ,lie Sleeves.
 Money skiiIuily expended in drying land by draining nr otherwise, will be returned with ample interest
 To cure scratches on horse, wash the legs with warm soapsut!s, and then wifh beef brine. Two applications will cure in the wafst case.
 Timber cut in the spring aud exposed to ,he weather with the lark on, decays much sooner than if rut ID the fall.
 Experiments show apples to be equal to potatoes To improve hngs. aud decidedly pre- leTabIe for feeding cattle.
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Lands for Sale, " .4RK.9.TS.3S AND MISSISSIPPI

Lv ARKANSAS AND .NISSfSSTPPL vTNHE subscriber ofers for sale tO,9.t0 acres of \ Land, in the cotton growing counties of Ar kansas Say Heapasad. Serier. Clark, Daifas La- yeifs Unson se., in quantities 10 suit purchasers Also, ia the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say, the coaniies of Dss>So. MarshaH. 7hnica Pa- aoia. ragsabtshd, (Aoeieg. 1'4iiahatctie, Hoimes, Hinds, Washtagson, Carroll and Ya>oo. Town. ship maps oi portion of tbeseanis have been pro- cured. taken from the oggsas susyeys. showing all the waier-eoHrses, Ne. and the undersigned has been the expense of procuring competent persons to sxafniie many of these ians bs quarter sections, and furnish fsid notes ot each quarter, being la- mute description. with diagram oi the water and springs on the same.
 Terns, five payments. one ffthea in hand. and resitne one two, three and four years: equal pay ments. with interest froSn date of sale
 \. B. Persons having plantations lying in the nei;shbcFhood of these lands eaa he called upon, who will show them b those desiroos of pnrchas- ing. Further information can be had by addressing (past paid,1 Bowers & Co.,, Memphis. Tennessee, or WIn. II. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 WM. II. BOWERS.
 -4rgasf l9h, Isi6. 49-im-a
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MENMl1E Ea.

SBNWMHES. E0 BBfs. Ohio sapsrahs F0aT; e]O : ao Americ48 Bsnndy; ieask best winter Spevm 0il 9l half boxes busch hsisins; I ehekt lmpesial Tea;
 box double refined Loaf Sugar; box scit shell Almonds; &s eAst Flows. with points extra, sub-soif Flow:
 2 dozen Garden Hoes;
 ! do transp ~Mfing Tsowels; do Garden Rakes.
 bundle uait rOds:
 3.I. tt and ineh hoop irOn; t,AAa, I, |. II. and inch round ifon; MI. n, Il, iY, and inch square ifoa; 7A0 lbs hcFse shse iron; 10 pieces slab ison; iS0 Diamond, aad other blew uaoaids; 75 pieces zssested band iron; sQW9 lbs a%Sort%d bar iron; 2bandies spring steele; Is bags drop and buck sho; latsa lbs castings; Received and for sale by VIM. E. WAIT January ls, lsl7. g-
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, agent lor II. Habcrmsn, will \ eoRliaae lie formers business al has old stand oa Main near Markham street. and keep constant. y on hand iall and well assorted stock of G'oce- ri,s, Dry Goods, Roots Shoes. Hardware, Castings Ssc, &r ali of which w be sold low tor eash. The Highest market prices will b. pad cF country rro- duee. as beet hides, Pel,res, becswax. &c.
 JOHN kRAuSE. l4it;,e Rock, Jan. 20. lsf7. l9-3m
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.hodrsiy.--A young lady in Boston re- gently fainird on entering room where stno.l a bureau without drawers. Al leas, so says The Post.
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4 A by Isoe or book account, requested to cali and settle the wilh Mir. J. kfause, his autbef- l4ed ageitt, by ioiny soon they wil save costs.
 H HABEnMAN Little Rock, January n, Isi7. is-3m
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Conarfnrr~hin.

FTNHE undersigned have this day associated them 1 selves together iog the transaction of GEsEA- AL CoMAIsIoN BUsIsEss in thts city, nnder lbe firm of PRATT k BELkNAP Office, g Camp street.
 JOHN G PRATT,
 $. F.. BELKNAP, New Orleans. Sept. !, lsi5. 3-d.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

.& THE subscriber will sAl! on the most
 AsssA accommodating terms the Plantation
 z3sk98 now cultivated by hiD in If u,pssead &Esr&& kcounfy, Ark, containing upwards of thirteen hundEed acres, three hundred and fifty of which Is in high state of cultivation. There are On the premises good stables, eorn-cribs. negro hoaSes, . comfortable dwelling house. kitchen. smoke house. fine gin house and press. and other necessary buildinss All of which are new and in kne order. The tract cf land Is finely wAt-red by wells and springs, and is well adapted 10 the eul- ture of cotton and small grain- This place is re. gsaie,i as one ofthe most healthy ard desirable To- cations ih the southern part of Arkansas.
 Also that tract of land sitnaied in Pike county. Ark. at the crossing oi the i,,ie Missouri river on the Military road e adins ion Little Rock to Wash ingt' n, containing upwards of foar hundred acres There upwards of one hundred and ffty acres of his tract improved There is large two story dwelling hoasa on this tract tan yard, fine apple and peach orchard, fine spring water. and trIEy across the Little Missouri river which yields a handsome profit aannaiiv. This place is consider ed of the best locations for pablic hoase and stock iarm in the State.
 will also sell uay presen, residence adjoining the town of Washin-tos,. This place IS handsomely improved, and is situated upon tract of land cop tainiRg thirty acres There Is on tis p.ace large and eoinmosiioas dwelling house. kitchen, negro houses. cribs, stable carriage house and other necessary buildings which makes it of the Inosi comfortable and convenient places for iamiiy frsid 'Rce in ihe vicinity of Washington. There IS also S3 acres of excellent wood attd this place which wi'i he sold with Il # desired. Also the hsse and lots in the town 6f Washington lateiy ewHoa and occupied by the Hon. Daniel T. Wi,t-r. spd st present used and occupied by as law eisiee. The whole ol tine above pfoperfy will be disposed ot the iaost reasonable terms ios cash or exchange for young negroes
 GRANDSON D. R0YSToN.
 Waslinstcn, Ark, May 27, IsI7. 4I-Iw.
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PaRAsoLs " THasDRAMtSG RseM.--The introduction afgasSlighss int. prisaae houses, has been taken advantaer of hy ,he ladies q; Paiie.ah0, under pssirst against she glare and eazziing nBcoinforsahleness of such bright figaas. telihe~telv spread rrrasol< in sn evening salrre, siif (intT,rHt,I slIyan,agel converse under and behind the same very asrcesidy. Apink paras.sl. ja'Iicinsl~iy hrhl between a lady's face aud gas burner, thr.ws q tfndsr rnscaie hue over the com. piexion, aud caa De dexlrausIy n,aaGusredl ~9 ssaEsc !, ea,sa,I an sasnyHsg perspective, es furnlsh glances in sflertiss asuHoeoiy ,oH )Ise |lsiieged pais He .Arls Aa Hos seen, ip pshsve iAltea l,eh nd ,ls Sciences iss ahs naA4h pf iinpruvement,--Io Home JsSs
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Flour, Cheese, &c.

EFONF, VhetNe, NC. O0 BBLS. SapetERe Flour, OO l5 boxes Cheese.
 510 ihs Cotton Yarn,
 sneu lbs. fAi, ronnd, and square bar Iron, 500 ibs horse shoe Iron,
 Wagon and oagzy boxes,
 Dog Irons. Received per $. h. Alert, and for sale by Nov ?--9tf VIM. B. WATT
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM. lying on the Military rad xA leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Coliegcville This farm contains two hundred acres, land of he best quaiity--hfty cleared, ready Tor cultivation and abont thirty enclosed Tor a woods pasture. Has on it fine new frame buil- ding large and roomy; atarge0rchard. containing the best trut in the State: good We'll and all tke Sta bles, Cribs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand fot a house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediaie,5 For further particulars. persons wishing to rent buy, are referred to Col. 5. M. Rutherford. who lived the place last year, and now al Coilegeyiie Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM. S. HuTr, ! r;,a. p..A
 A. ]. .HUTT. N "N
 Little Rook Fe5. 25, I54F 2t-tf.
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PIOUGHS.

l 4 SMALL cast ploughs. with points extra; LF Rowiand's 6. and feet mill and cross cut saws; Ames' spades; patent straw eaters: hay forks and rakes; grain cradles scythe snaths garden hoes corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wrausht nails; anviIs; vices; plates, sledge and hand ham merx: Hunts axes broad, shiagiing and axe-hsteh- cts. wrapping paper; drawing knives. enamelled kettles; shee pinceEs and hammers; steel and iron squares; iin bookcase. and cupboard locks; car- penter's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun nippie:; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw. flat and half round 6ies; coach wrenches; OK chains; smooth jack, and ointer planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs, s<c.
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM. B. WATT April llth.-3t:tf
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sNA asEh lSrl.t Tia. lr,l.,rts n s,

Ssa a4kis SFiif --'r,as trustees of ss.ra,o- es.s village w"ui.i nosi aIlaw Tm Thumb ,.. giyc stis exhibitions uiihnns taxing him e25 ftf ssay fas a hrtnse, is this was the frs' siSgs slIiat 2 license lad eser iesn charged for sny skLihiiiau in Saratoga, sl,e iir,Ie General vtSse . letter to the truslees. stating ,i,at he wss saiisffd from their sets il,al Saratacs eoeld prsHsnee uuel, saaf1sr men than him sssf--he should iiser. k.rv reSpertfsily decline coming in competition wiih those who evi. ...sasiy had sn mneh the aJssntsge of him in pain, af Efiiraess A
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Notice.

k u persons so whom an inaehicd. will con A ter favor on me by presenting their bsils irn- ns,ha'ely ies paymeat; and all persons who may De in my debt. will obt,se by closing their se. counts as soon as convenient.
 JOHN BROWN
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DISSOLUTION.

KHsHE co-partcnership existing between the sab- Il scrIbers, under the trm of Jao. C. Praft& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. JSas C PRATT is charged with he settlement ef the affairs ot the late 6rtn. JOHN C. PRATT,
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 $. l.. BELKXAP New Orleans, Sept I, is45.
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The Pre..asnt,. rour.

The President and suite returned to
Washington City on the Tih instant. lie
wen, as far North as New Hampshire aud
Maiae. As the Chef Magistrate OF the
Nation he was welcomed and addressed IN
the different cities through which he passed
to which he repled-upon the whole it
was lame affair, no enthusiasm, no real
love for the man was manifested, nothing
but respect for the Office ensured him any
attention. Even in New York, very liile
enthusiasm was manifested by his friends
and at Boston, one old gentleman was Sc
struck with the wan, of enthusiasm he al
tempted 10 make draw upon the publ,
/ feeling, took of his hat and shouted witt
loud voice. d" three cheers fur Gen. Jack
son and al his friends !" II was no ~
but was met by a loud lauch Eve
the President is sad To have smiled 4
the siugulariiy 81 The appeal. At Be-
timore the President stated that lie shoul
selire 10 private life at the end Of his tern
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From the Vera Crul Esclr jane 6.

We learn something OF the character oI
the Mcxlcaus every tuy--lhcy nrc said tc
be dcccptiyc-uc Dc not say so, but ne be
came acquainted with a fact during our
visit to the Castle on Sunday last, whlcl
would 20 some distance towards demon
stratlng the truth Of tins assertion. We
we're shown an instrument ct writing, pur
porting to be report of the funds on hand
a short period PRIOR to our taking posses
sion Of the Castle, which amount was tho
pallry sum Of ocho pesos y qndr'o rteis
IS so and sc we're also shown large
bag Of money which has recently been DIS
covered m some secluded vault, by an m
quisitlvc solder. Between the report and
the bag there is a vast discrepancy WI by
ls this We believe the terms of capltu.
lntian DO not make this hidden treasure
q liable to be restored by treaty and VIC
trust that our Government will first care
well for the solder, and afterwards aPpro-
pirate the balance towards paying Whatey'
er expenses NAV have been Incurred m the
prosecution Of the war. It's nothing more
Than fair that these miScrS should be re-
lioved OF some of their badly appropriated
wealth. We trust that 1t IS Government
(nnd not prirdte) funds-for should It here
after appear that it IS the latter, Uncle Sam
may be made to "shell out again.
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Communications.

RAILROAD MEETING 81 Mt NOURNE T.,
UREnfLL COUNTY, N c,
TIE citizens It ifcdc.i county afc re.
aueslcd 20 aucGd al tic above place, 80
SATURDAY, the cath instant, III HE purpose
IT conccupg such measures IS NAY lie
expedicut To and 10 constructing the con.
tompalcl Rt Road IRON Charlotte - tic
S.u#h Cafo ina Rail Road. The citizens
not ooly ol Tie ucia.ty or county, vii lii
i hopcd1 attend, bu, those lrum tue ad.
l9u.ug counties Of Lincoln Cala~ba, Ga.
harrus, K wan aud Mcckleubafg, are car.
aes'ly requested aad invited to come. Seg.
ofai distinguished and eloquent speakers
will be present, aud others from distance
have been n,aed, Let all conc aHd Judge
cor themselves; apd 1t is hoped thai zeal
ull Be manifested Which the great cause
deserves and vbch w.Il cAccluaIly AID 10
buildtng the road.
The Commissioners at Sla'csvll!e are
particularly expected to be present and 10
omen their Books Of subscription.
TRENDS or TIE r. ROAD.
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ously cut away. He hsn paironizes a
French la,lor, his wsrlike hab,i,menls are
rejected for purple and foe linen. and he
comes out according to the latest style.
Lastly, his castor. so long cap BY night,
helmet all the day, Is succeeded by some.
thing pronounced "exqnisile," snd The met.
amorphuse Of the volunteer into The fash
ionable CT is complete. For days, old
campaignefs IN these new guIses are oblig-
ed TO know each other by their voices on,
~, and this is continued until a familiar
acquaintance is made with the new msn
,-keO Orlt0ns National.
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NOT BAD

"Hallo Jim You great si1 foe,er you.
VIVA, are you beating thai poor old Niger
fof u
why, Lof bless your soul, massa, ! is
iryin' to conquer peace Ye see dis old
niger keep a fuss all de time bout me Ia,
k,n' his later. patch. ak de ole fool If he
dien'I Anns twas my destiny, an II he ED.
er hear bout dc Angler Saxums, as how
dcy Was bound to take ebery ting deg could
Bot tie ies 90 on sayln' it was hls'n. Der
J jIs takes half his patch from HIM, anC
told bin. hely unsef if he could. Den hc
gll mad an told me I'D better mol. DEL
gives un jesse few times, az hc kick
back, an now is larnined 10 Conquer
peace, as Massa Polk says, an' take dc hu
patch from him for has sas.
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DIOCESE OF NORTH cARoLIEA.

SuusER APPOINTMENTS Of pIsuor Iyfs
7th Sunday after Trinity, q an ST, Johns in
tie W ilaernoss.
v Wednesday 2l.t, Rutberfordion.
s,h sunday after Tnnity, 2jth, St Luke,
Liucolntsn.
The next two weeks, Vale Cruces snd Cald
Nc, county.
"Wednesday, llh August, St Philips Church
MocksvliIe. Consecration Of he Chuseb
THURSDAY, l2th, St. Andrews Clafel. Rowan
county
Friday rish, l9h. and Saturday morning
Leyin~ie-, Davidsnn comfy.
liu sunday after TRINITY, morning, Christi
Church, Rowan county. A, ngft ami Monday
the 9th - IIkc's, Salisbury
Wednesday Ism. 81 Peters Church, Charlotte
l2,a SUNDAY after Trinity, Calvary Chureb
Wadosboruugh.
2Gl snd 27lh, s. Bir,hoiomrws Church
phlshoropgh
1871 sunday after Trinity Deep River. Chat
ham county
Examination 10 Cs,echisn. Confirmation, He
~ Cominuuioa, as usual.
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Lcuisbufg, Franklin county North Caroiinl.
The General Agent is fully prepared to appoint
sub.Agente wherever there is branch o. he
Company either personal Application or by
ms, posi- pdid. Tie rapid ssc Of lLess eelebra.
ted PTS. and tie extraordinary cures they are
constantly eiIecting, render hein ty far the must
popular psi Of the age. Al Agency wi. conse.
quently ue very valuable
The Gfae'enbere P.lts ale inconcciyably supe
rior TO any ever before discovered. Ia al bilious
complaints in general arrangement OF the sys.
tein; ia al disorders vhcb result from had state
u tie Hood these pills are sovereign remedy
Ia The dsss Of diseases called chronic. the Gfse
ienbers Pills achieve their highest tinmphs.
Here q cy defy all competition. Entering with.
IN the hidden Iecesses Of the system, they quiet.
y but surely purify the blood, root out disease
and give tone and y!goT 20 tie body.
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EXTRAORDINARY CHANGE.

A returned volunteer, fresh from the
scenes Of war, is essentially in appearance
"ferachus," dark sunburnl complexion
grizzly beard, latered garments, aud hat
inexp,essiby inimical to all shape and
fashion, mark tho outward man. A lie"
ays'rcsidence here, and a change as great
as when the butterfly emerges from the
arvn is seen to take place. The volun'
teer enters a BARRIERS shop and has three.
fourlhs Of his head and face unceremoni'