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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-22

TIE WAR ~ CHINA.-Hs BarJarities.-Th
advices from China give shocking accounts OF
the barbarities which are committed at tho
sacking oftowns and on the field Of battle. 1t
is stated that in one engagement one thousand
were killed besides large number who were
drowned by being pursued into a river; in anoth-
er, seven thousand were killed; in another, Sc.
ven hundred were burnt to death and killed,
only ninety prisoners having been brought in
by the victors; but they had the heads of
one hundred and fifty others. Numerous en-
gagements are mentioned where thousands per-
ished. The Emperorappears to setthe example
of barbarous cruelty. When one of his Off
GERS is defeated he takes his head off, Every
general is therefore fighting for his own head.
UNITED STATES TERRIroRY.-The area OF the
United States and Territories is 1881, ,l53 square
miles. That of all the States of Europe Is B.
Gs4,s32 square miles. Mr. Del5ow remarks
upon this subject rs follows:
"The territorial extent of the republic is, there
fore. nearly ten times as large us that of Great
Britain and France combined; three times as
I,rre rs France. Great Britain, Austria, Prussia,
Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Holland, and Den.
mark torcther; one and one-half times as large
rs the Russian empire in Europe one sixth less
only than the area covered by the fifty nine er
sixty empires, States, and republics of France !;
of equal extent with the Roman empire, or that
of Alrxan Ter. neither Of which is said to have
exceeded 100000 square miles,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

hey rayhiei nnrthvaId through lpuui. NAH
ing diIlig"ut inl r.rr- IN ever, direction; tor rh,
hopes oi finding the lost one was not set .Xlmct
m the mothcr's ilsast.
Arrt hay,ilny through tie country tor near
Iva lrar, they dscryrrsd Mo- residence, aut
Lad the happiness Of cmhr rtcng ihc rhIla whou.
separation had tho NOR. cu.l..grci ln them Sh,
vas rvrn more beautiful ttan the ,arrrl.r of hrr
II fancy, and very happy with her kind ln.tcr pa.
rrui', VII" had been prrsrrych and rro-pcrrd
through all the dagger. and trouble, by Which
ihcS had Ieen sor1oUad,d. Mt May was one &.
t!!n mos, thrn!ng farmers "f Michigan
This little romantic episode IL hle history may
not be known to his nrigl bors-fnr he va, urvr,
v"iy commuuicaiIvc--Lu it wa tie ground uf q
lasting friendship between hls fan,ly nni th,r '"
he little adopted oIe beth a.knLu ledgiu.
from it a profitable lesson ia life
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How MuRlr MgE MS F,TE.--lhr sentence q;
r.c military t"mnll>-ion was read t" him with '!ur
>ulemuttv. He listened to i : nj would have
listened the cannon OF another battle DUNG his
military life. equally without emotion or brHv"do,
( lie neither a~hol fT ptrdon for delay mon ior ap
peal. He advanced uf his own accord towards
] the, door, aSlfto accelerate the cata tr0pM. lho
/ dour Upe0cd ou narrow esplana-t,!Nwg between
the towers Of the cas,le ani the outer walks
/ Twelve soldiers with loaded mu,kcts await him
there. The marrow space did not permit them to
To- stand at suncitnt distance to deprive death
# II part of i,s horror. Murat, in stepping over
the the threshold of his chan.ocr, found himself
face to face with them lie refused 20 let hls cycs
, be Otudaged, and looking at the so.dicis VIZ. -
| ru and b,neyo.cut smhc My h'tmds said be-,
dp Got na"e ne suffer Oy taking had aim lac
narrow space naturally CrapC you almost 10 ''s'
She mu2Ile ot yuur muskrts on my breast uu
not ucnhle, do not strike NE IA the Lce--aIn at
the hear, here it. H." As hc spok thus he placed
4 mhs right band upon lis coat TO indicate the
position Of his heart. In llS ir,; hano he held
a small medallion whic' conauru.1 one iucus OF
love the image of his wife and of hIs tour child
rem as if he wished titus to makp them witness
of his last holr, or to have tharlnagc in his
last look "a in his last thought He fixed his
eyes on this p r.,ait ard e,riycd ihe d Inflow
without feeling it, absorbed IN Cou,cmp'auun oI
/ all he ! we'd upon earth il body irrcrd At 30
short ds,anar Is Dwelre balls, i,ll with the arms
Open and hiI face 10 the eatth, aS II still cnIbra
eng the kingdom he had orco vosr,,cd. and
which I've hrd come TO rrcunq,r for hiN tomb '-
| ihry threw hl. cloak upon the hobr which vs.
hurried in the cathr ral oi p,l. ThNs trj Nt
most chi?alruys 5oldier oi ihc Imperial epoch no
the greatest, bHt the mu,t her it ute among
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

J. i if' Nhlle since We rad any hing Ike
Va -'"tN ~ nm attempt at murder, which is na,
r''d = the Springfield tsissouri) Advertise.
john Rn~scll was II isseid on his return lrn,a
Srrn.l' 1T, To S;otr e'.unty, near he mouth si
Janus i'N'r, when he was oyct,aksn Ly th,ee
vli'ns. "n the road between Golfers uh place
aud Tie bead Of Crane. who eyincrd a,ispo.,,i,.
~ stop las pr crr>s. lie attempted To .,r,u,
ir"n, uhrm. lI,ry pnr. ned, gt ahead Of ,htm
~ hr tn"k To- tho va ids. III. Lnrsc psve e,T
n,I n' rufi'tyorrd u escape ga foot He Wa
rv~rI'hr". his hr'at cui. hj' pnrkr's riac1. .atd
h' holy was ahauiaH-i in = thlrket, whore il
raa 'urP',rd be w,u'd die nut he survived
m',in. y moaning, When one Dr the wrctcLe, IT,
turned and eat hi- tlrnai agan. He had rrav
etI" Trl leading IT, Kimbcrliugs below Nass
nm ." " 0nh'r h, was t,arsrh by h- Oinoi
k.itt' 'titg UH- cuniIu- along inst at the tin,,
n'i ih' VILLAIN flrd hrfoIc hc hu.Ecd li. wots.
'h'ltH'l"A was cut 50 as TO prevent arcul.iioI
TIE rode back to BriN'- got help aud retuta"t
~ soon - p,--ihl' While Ire wa. 'nrp. III,
h'ud returned aud time. aud told im he
should not live 10 rive c,iorrce arrius' him.
The poIr irlow had atm.d kims.lf with Lries
determined TO defend himself iic WIS stunned
with Li"w from jo,k. and lie own knife again
used to cot his throat. Wh,n Kimi, flry Ie.
turned IN a few uinnics h. was removed to a
heiShbtHinS house. where Ars. Messenger stitched
up the harbc vuuud 81 tlal he was able to
give th'' niorna'i"n II i said that the poor
fellow may rct we'll He swallows water we'll
AMI hIeath"= through the natural crfre. lie
had but litl' money End the scuuudr,ls did not
get that. lie gives tld~ acaoun. of him.rlf-thst
he lived noartnc mouth Of i.mcs-,nored there
lastf. ron Franklin couniy. in tbs State. and
hada brother residing near tie mouth Of the
James. Tie despcadors escaped but the peg
pie will ha,iv permit them to remain in laelr
nelchbplh.Ol-N No Hln
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Tie rres,denl,. Ni,rt to- Nc,, Won't.

The telegraph mismes Us that the President
returned from New York ;u Washington City.
on Saturday last. llis visit to The former c.iy
as Is well known, was in compliance with an in.
vitalICn Ia he present on he occasion If oucuir-
the rvsial Palace. II was the fr.t recreation
from oia 'lal duties which the President las pcr.
mitcd himself to take since hs Inauguration
md H." hearty, enthusiastic reception which vaa
gwen him Dy the people, at every stage Of his
progress, must have been highly gratifying to
lin ~ indicative of their appreciation Of the man
their sati, faction with the policy of his admins.
tratinD thus far and l,ir continued Eilh that in
all things pertaining 10 the interests Of the coun.
try, his cosrse Sll continue to be marked by the
nrrt c&altcd and urself,h patriotism. Alike on
10th sides Of Mason and Dixon's Line the peopl.
turned ont en- nasse 10 give him Citing welcome.
At Bttimore at Wilmington at. rhilidelphiq, at
New York, The enthusiasm with which he VA.
greeted. was equally ardeht rnd spontaneous Il
Wa, II" idle p'g"antry, that thlongng of the Pee.
ple about the Chtf Magistrate uf the Nation
It had n deep significance init 1t WAS an on.
doisenent of Ills cour.e. voluntary expression
Of approval o! his patriotic offjrts to conciliate
and AurrIm4iac as veil as rchuke Of these who
seek to cRlh,,rass his administration ~ the re.
iyal ofisSUcs which w,re hurled with his acces
sion to oii.,r. President Pierce has gone back ~
Washington with those exalted aud patriotic
vie"s which he originally designed should control
lis administration, strengthened by tbs inter.
view with the people. That he will b. sustain
ed in his course, wehavc 10, doubt Here aud
there the Voice of dissatisfaction may continue to
he ra.cd by mcn in tie party; but even IT,.
ds'en'irn's will he corsaned, in tie cnj, tu
ncknow ledge that his policy accur,- with the best
interest. Of the party and 0! Ac country Chic.
Dim PIss.
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Trade III California.


e'""i an Interesting letter IN the Detroit dd
ce,iis,r, written bv nor. George c. Bates. dated
Sn, T,,nri.co Nav "a 49,, NAH. ,,o c,iI.,ri,,,,
''''""s '''' '""''a' III vas 'O''f"' Va
trade to or |"chic State within tie past year:
The old Californian. believe That the migratiun
Of the Yankees to this country has changed the
climate and So it has, # We NAV believe on:
,susts fur rain uu'Il his y,Jr. has never been
known in May, and now il has raIu,d nearly
every other day. The month has been lGu, very
cold and loggy, Ike September at Mnckinaw,
a"I much c"!Irr aud more gloomy than any
r'"ter month here.
But {" tie currents of trade in thr Pacific let
me direct the attention of lhe m"ichan'. q! the
west, Uhiliwili Ice the rusultSuc lhrG [ leave
for them, as intelligent business mon 10 turc.ee
To begin with L'uaJrr With tir Gl-t li,cov-
cry OF Calif,r'l, thls ariIr was oi course ia
great demand, the want "f mil,s, aii the SuoDosG
want ut l.iESer, induced lnlG"g-e shipGrrts TO
California, aud millions were rraH,a 10 profits on
that article. Since have been here il sid read
Wy az from lsC 10 slr0 per thousand That Jay
has gone by forever California & nuw not 0Lly
her own grDdVcfJ, but from ore ui the articles
enclosed, l"u VIII see ge are crpo,iSyS from tn-
20 Australia. Two rrguhr lr,s ri packets pIy
between San frsnc'r" and lu't 4 lip carrying
and bringing large NuH.brr- 81 passengers and
eSpming large amounts oi lumb'l ard salmon,
IA both Mhch aiil'Ics a s'". BE- nnl lucrative
trade has sprung ~ the y"l - - made down
~ aO""t ''Aiy dav, and back IL ci-h.y; and every
49, weeks "nr Sidney m.ll' are +" 'Cwei .!aust
IT, regular IS those "om New t"k.
The whole coast above his = lined wi'hi,Gc
saw n.l', anI "' good lIn'bsl a- .',r 2,eW, and
'"e lumber dealers "i the A'#us.' = a'ts Il ut
hH" market somrWhere else. ~ more Cali.
itHi gold VII g Gcn,e 'Ig Ills object, and those
VINO s"'p h'ie u"w are sure To E'kea loss. Good
'umh'I Srli' t"Tnl h'.r at si1 per lt"U-anI, "A
year s'nc" It co"manded At 'e!>' 30 '0
4e.--A al san y ego. Ac,at ta.'", M'z'tHn, san
Ju"n. F"n"ma. "a! 81 on down io Ch.'o. the cx
cc-'i'e hea! Great constant, yer li.lng demand
an '"c MI * "i 'n-ees TO all those points, haI
b""t mp Tot B','on ~ imm'',s ti"'e IN icn II
has hitherto SOLD Trad.'y iur one dollar PEI pound
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23
Woolsey's City Bakery,
Change Of Lo alton
Cash system Continued,

I | : worthy the cluluI confederation of every
l family, thnluI> r'tcr ccoHogiy, cheaper, NHd
mJre tsrliiy ronse Wup,-cy's bread culr-, and
crackers, than to bee troubled to make them Mt
home, inJ the following reasons. They are made
by experienced workman, IN a scientific manner,
raised, kueaurd, aud baked at me- proper ruc,
AMI large quantities. andwI.l be- delivered by the
bread wagon, on the Lire dHiici Lirc Prgcip'c,
''iht; Is cheap lor cash " IhnnkluI tor past pat
ronagr, hopr ~rl!l to merit tl" g,prCbgaou,, IN"
citizens ot Ottawa. Ni,IIor,iIomcItyu or country
wal aiwaySlind At WooiscyS welcome. Re
ireshn.nts always on hand lee cream rooms
lot lldies and gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms
Orders left at the post Office oU Noosey's slate,
or at the store of Mann Il PIERCE will be promptly
attended to each day before ten.
y B Woolsey's bread cakes, nnd crackers
wlll alwaysbe found fresh at the store oI Mann Il
Pierce
Bakery, No. Marquette st., near the railroad
depot. April 25
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OTTAWA, iLI,., SATURDAY, July 25, 1888

,h-u.h Cort me ten dollars, Ly ilundcr'
told ',in wimt tutay. auI expect lhry done u
well. Oh Gu->ct naS be sharp s'ure Keeper
bat if expect e." get ahead G jonathan DuuLi.
km-, he must get up plaguey siS,t n: iicr Of
moluug,'
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New and Fashionable Clothing
Eir!.SlsIrsSE STORE.

TlrHNlslIsSE STORE.
yt-3 y J = a. = ~ LIB II GG
UNVEm.t rrcriyrdut the ~ Y Clothing Aiorc
formerly occupied hy l. Wise, larae U.sUr men,
o' Fashionable lohug They also keep on hand
C'olhur Ci their own manufacture, which they
wiII warrant 10 be s'rougand durable. They have
lusrrcrcvcdn ~ sp,cudid lot of
Coiha, CaSSigaercS, and PrsiingS,
Which will be mod,upt to ordcron he shortest no.
ticc, and Is cheap not cheaper than they can be
lunnd IN any house in Town.
FURNISHING GOODS.
\ large variety constantly on hand, such ~ shirts
collars, cravats boots shoes, &C.
The public ARE respectfully invited 10 c0landsx.
anime orr stock lheiorrpurchosing elsewhere,
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rOILIW ; h RIVAL,

ht"Iil!tllb fIN ~ lAtl, tA'tt'. l4Nl cause lit
u ct, tyi,t. stc ur't tie gall t,,k L,r t0 fui.
that, sgltn, Mol lts ,lr old iul,s-jtra thcir
ugly llrtor. OI Mr. Peabody va. airis -
d,eodl ingh f,n'ln, cri'lrr, full of hig no iou-.
au1 rie old ngu's soit head driven abon, b., h.s
0lic just ps our oii onc EYED rooster Is GruNc
about by "ur crn,auhr'nu, puihn' len But i
| duu'i spite hl- Ion, Than ms name ant jonathan
In gong down To- the clly hy ,he ralir",d rtAt
week, ani when come bach, wake snakes that
all
/ The al oye s"ll,quy may serve 10 give the
render tome slight idea ot the lay Of the land.
DO the plea S1,ige where the speaker reed
I'D
Sir Jonathan Dorh.kin. was young faimrr.
vel t. 60 IN lhc world, nuI king out i,r " lie
aud had b,,n pa'mg hls ad,ie,scs to aIIss SCsan
Poob' dy Of that nk, wI,h Il ialr prospect If sue
ces', when city acquaintance ol The Peabody
one vi. C",ucilu- Gu,setL vino Kept u retail dry
20 d. ,i"p ~ Hanover st,tt, Boo ton, had suldcn.
iy nHre il- Appearance N the field snd bad com.
'n'uc'd q The ting out game. Dl1lled with the
i"".J' cts ui becoming u grntisu.n's wiir pc.
tyrrd by The !wp0I'u 'unItlos OF her mamma, the
village NoaD'y hat begun to wa,sr, Yhcn her old
lover G,',tn,lrcG un ..-t bold stroke 20 frh his
'vJ. Tie went u tie cIty aud returned Of hts
iu-u"rs thrir, lie sNli nothing, not even tn -
tLtiHE In"dtn HNh' VINO Kept house t-r him
Tie went not r"ar tive pr.t"dy's bul lahorcd IN
ir, 'u'nh,." ,'G larG'n. patiently awaiting The
',...t Of l.s 'il ,'.nA'yIr.
Tho r,.y, d., A., C.,.,lv.,s. .i,i.,.,. ,i,l, rio
old ,,.k, and ,A.f "4.ar,r. in tie D,rt ro,m #
..a prnn,d, ,ns,..,ar. ,h,.t,p, AVA, a. pl,,.,p,
ly us VA, t", A,u the door opened, and 10
ru.a,d d uD.u..s lrsawtuau
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l.. '.'','', "''9 Ip"
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fr..r, s''''
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III. r.',,. ,l,,,' '''.t i, ,',,',,'i +
a., ,,."s ,,,,' ,,ran ic,l ~ make
...,. ,, ,.-,..,t, ~. ,r,,nr,',rl I,yl
We Gun, a.,'., tn In. railroad ,,,,,no' ubr,e
E..I. -,.. -. ,','.'.L n,'i ,,'
r,., o., ,..,,.,' -.,'.r mr. n,l rr ,y,,, mi
la,.,,,n
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FL ..,,,,, Won,
lie ,,.o..,., d tior,n.,oi,c
- .''.,,.,, ~, a.. ,;.,,,, .tr
,c..I,i iL,,. NJ. u.,. r,,.,n Mr. lL,IiIv HI
.r,Jl,r, u..Il,.,t,,r,,.,, 49,, ,l'I,. Ani av,ny
vtr, ,.pl,li-rt,g,'
A.. .1..,rt v..,ri ,,,,,..l f., .t,,,c,cri,,,
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peacrfnlly oge. The heart HAT tea, tue to lm
t.I toe last.
Conscience did t< Office Long v,a,- of mad
folly passed IL ,wift review h,f,rc h,ul, ainl
over that 'n-rusar form Wv was made gna
"s st,rrd IN heaven
'I"ur mother shou,! ha,e I've, To- sHe l!iis
lay, VIII SAID gay h,i.rd old '.aH. - T..
,raucd on the arm Of the c.rgyu aud passed
mt" the yllhgs sh,,'ca.
Bcs, God my dear f,ihr;, ;hcre is Joy in
heaven over ore sinner that ryp,ntijn' md ul all
the angel bard, there is one ,rre!h i.ui that
sweeps mot" rar,muu,ly lis halps 10 day Ior The
lost that Is .uunI'
IANNr II.N
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:. NtNBNLE LrTNNp. DAVID r.. JpNiS.
! EhAND DNHS, NiOrHog1, N0iir,iorSdnd
l. Epi IgrBiS, ottawa, lilnoi4. ON.'r lnthe
tnuri 4 ,u.r. stIh lhr clerk oilh' supreme court
N.rWn. sept - 1892.
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New Meat Market,

ERENl\ll Observation-Disclosures the
~ public hr has jrst oecneda Meat Nntkctai
his new building on the corneruOr,h of the Court
House Square in Ottawa whcrche Willie happy Ia
supply all his sriends,nd The publicwiththr choicest
Of everything in the meatline. Vegelabcsolal
kinds a nlsok kept on hand.
M WirkcfaR Siiaddy. The shop will be kept
op'n on Saturday evening, hui closed on the Sab
bath srpt2SjOl
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Business Gar0s.
GZ "a VIZ q Gs,sS

Carriage and Wagon Wanufac;o,v,
q. GAY would Inlorm he friends and custo
e. mcrs that hc Has removed rc hia new shop at
lhtsoltl- west corucrn'thr public square, where he
wiI'couJuuc the manufacturing oicairiarcs .huggi''
ANA wagousIn the latest aud most approved sty les
Being pgaciCni workman, he iiajlcte hift M ih1
hrcnn build M good work ms cnr be produced iuthi.
market Work nadcto ordrrand warranted tot give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cn,n paii torssasoued lumber. G CAV.
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-..,..sy-y,,., READY WtDE CGrIIN
s'. =, 4t,2sss5 ROOM.

'rNFrG wants OF 2 growing population have inn.
! p-,leAlha suhScu1"r'o open -cparn'" "s,ab.
Ii-hnrcni tor the above hu-'ur.s M the O,d tuui.
uJc Warrroom adjoining ~" Depot, wh, - per
son, coming from di-torr" can find any size oy
style otcoifu atany hour ui.h' ar duy,at the lcw-
est rates aud need not be detained ten minutes.
Nrr 9 1853 rrrrp Rrs>rr'.
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4, W.RANDALL. .lftor, ~ L'r-.I'urt
-, WiiI.rp., ArrIn. ISIS II
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Meat Market,
lsOnscsticS.

TllE heat assortment oi summer cassimdres, de
l. nim' dtllIs ticks, sulpcd shifting, heavy cot.
tons, hlcuched goods, crash russed, and Scotch
diaper, table linen, napkins, corded shirts, eur.
tam muslin, &c, at (May2D ]. W Mills.
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one Boub,c wagon

WITH steel spring, With sold cheap nj the
w May2i n. E. 8RAHeu
E'lSll-Codd mOckrccl, shod aud salmon
L ior sale at May IT, s. Il GRipLEY's.
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We clip the following description If the ita-
rioy Of the Crystal Palace from tie Hog,s Jour
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-27
We Study to Please.
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
"A NEW DRY GOOD STORE,

S. Williams, Haywood d. Co.'S Drug Store
5TOHN CREECR has Just returned from the Nor
thern Cities where he has purchased large and beau
tfuI of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods OF
the styles and patterns for the Spring and Summer
Trade. Also, large and beautiful assortment OF Hats
and Caps of all kinds large and beautiful assortment
of Ladies and Misses Bonnets and chidrens Hats and
Flats all of the latest Also, large assortment
of Boots and Shoes Guns and Pistols, Hardware and
Cutlery a good assortment of Umbrellas and ParasOs
good assortment of mems and BOYS summer Clothing
which will be sold low fear the competition OF
b Jews
All persons in want of New Goods and good bargains
will well call and examine my stock before Purch-
asing elsewhere. tender my most sincere thanks to
the citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country for
the long and liberal patronage l have received, and
by untng zeal and energy please in the prose-
cution ofmy business to merit its continuance.
JOHN CREECH.
RALEIGH N C.. March Sth 1858, 32-w.
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HARRINGTON,s SCHOOL.

NHE first session of this School will open on the It'll
Il day of July, and continue twenty -one weeks. 1t
will be under the supervision of the subscriber, who is
graduate of the University, and trusts he has had
experience in teaching, that he will be able TO i'm
part good moral and mental instruction to his pupils,
and prepare them for any College in the Union.
In governing his school The subscriber will exercise
rigid discipline and information respecting the conduct
and progress of each student will be transmitted par
ens and guardians twice a session.
The Academy. newly erected, is situated the
branch of the Fayetteville and Western Plank Road,
running to Evans Mills, elevated and healthy
position, near the place formerly known Mcmillan
Academy" The neighborhood, many can testify
who received their education here than quarter
of century ago, is moral, healthy and intelligent.
Excelle.t board, lights washing, and bedding inclu-
ded, be readily obtained A. w. Jones' Esq, and
in many other first families the Academy, at
from five to six dollars per month.
Tuition in the Languages, SIS per session in Eng
lish and Mathematics varying according to advance
ment, from So to $I3. Tuition is charged from the
time of entering the school.
CYRUS HARRINGTON.
Evans Mills, June 3Oth, 1858. 9SO-w4w.
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As to its literary merits, can honestly commend
as charming story, and for its moral influence,
think the admirers of Uncle Toms Cabin will not find
their dislike for slavery greatly essened by its perusa
while they may he persuaded to cherish kinder feeling
towards those whose lot is cast amid the institutions OF
the South" Cin'4nn0H Mqg0zinc.
1t is hook of great interest, written in candid,
truthful spirit of the plot and incidents
is skfu and the work abounds in passages of great
palhos and of thrilling interest."-BostOn Journal
"A good book commendable in spirit and cred- able
win its accomplished author the commentator of all
dispassionate readers."-D0iLy Times.
Written in a most admirable tone, and with mani
fest sncerty."-Troy Wing.
Miss Mcintosh will certainly find host of very ear
nest admirers of the Lofty and the y."-ITibune
"Her sketch of character and incidents show that she
is perfectly familiar with the ground upon which she
treads "-JOurnGL.
We assure our readers they will arise from the Pc
rusa of these pages impressed with the important lesson
they contain. "-CT0zette.
1.-The characters depicted with force and elo-
quence."-Phimdelphia Inquirer.
"The most eager novel reader will ini himself sat
sfed with the novelty of incidents with which this
book is flled."- Charleston Gazette.
Written with great refinement of eling.-Read-
ing Gazette.
1.-The book throughout exhibits great dramatic power,
fine knowledge of character, and unusual command Of
language.'-BufnI0 Com. advertiser.
II: places Miss Mcintosh in the fro frank of Amer
ic n NoveIists. '-Uuca Gazette.
We cordially recommend this noble romance
| Ontario Repository.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
Il. D. TURNER.
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