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Keep it before the People,

As facts given only in reply to the demagogueism
on this head of Alfred Dockery, that Thomas Bragg,
though possessed of highly disciplined mental fac
ultes- profound jurist and an able and accom-
plished public speaker-necer enjoyed the odcGntd-
ses Of a CoUegiate education; and that, being the
son of a carpenter, he knows as we'll as any one
what it is to ones bread by daily toll, and SYM
pathizes deeply and sincerely with the laborng men
of the State
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NOTICE.-Messrs. ". R. HILL L DUDLEY MICH.
2 have assigned to me in trust by their deed Of record
of their late firm The business will be carried by MIR.
DUDLE9 NICHOLS, as agent under the deed, fur R. X.
CUlER Trustee for the benefit of those for whose bene
MT the stock is assigned in trust The debts due to Hill
Nichols assigned by the deed in trust to for
the benefit principally of the Northern creditors of Hill
Nichols and the debtors of Hill Nichols notified and
desired to make prompt payment to to Mr. Dudley
Nichols who alone authorised to collect the debts owing
to Hill d Nichols K. R, COLLIER, Trustee of
HILL & NICHOLS.
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WE COME AGAIN I--HARDWAREI HARD.
w WARE!l 1T reduced prices, ALSO Jail and Store
door Locks warranted to be picked broke his
manufacture Barn, ke-House and Mill Locks
all reduced prices Come and Guns Pistols &c. &c.
JOS. WOLTERlNG.
Raeioh. July 4 1874 69-3m,
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EE1SSOECTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE
Acknowledgment under the style of HILL & NICHOLS,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
VIM R. HILL,
DUDLEY NICHOLS.
THE undersigned in withdrawing business of
Hill Nichols his thanks the liberal patronage
bestowed and with pleasure recommends them to Mr.. D.
NlCHoLS, IN whom have implicit cOnhdenee
w. R. HILL.
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Keep it before the People,

That in the Legislature of 1915, after the SEN
ltor from Onslow Mr.. Emmett, had been expelled
under false charge, and had been unanimously re-
elected to his seat by the freehoders ofthat County,
Alfred Dockery voted with nine other Federalists to
exclude him from the Senate-thereby showing his
Contempt for the people, and acting in denial and
defiance of their right, secured to them by the Con-
sttution, to say who shall represent them in the
General Assembly,
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HF YOU WANT TO SAVE LABOR COME AND
IL get of Wotcrings horticing Machines, which
be good and cheap buy at the North
JOS WOLTERING.
Raleigh July 14,lS54. 69-3m.
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MFRS. J. WOLTERING KEEPS CONSTANTLY
I'VE hand ConectiOnarys and fancy Goods also family
groceries, such Coffee Sugar MolasSes Tea Rice Bacon
&c. &C.,
China and glass Come and
WILHELMINA WOLTERIEG.
RALEIGH Iulv
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pursued, we have been favorable impress
ed with its peculiar adaptcdness to the
end proposed. The President and Secre-
tary in the arrangement Of all the details
connected with the road have been pecu-
liary happy and successful, and in carry
ing out in minute practice, with systemat-
ic regularity, the complicated affairs Of
the Company, Superintendent DoTTEREU
has acquitted bimselfw with abundant cred
it. The absence Of the least accident tc
the life or limb of a passenger during hi:
entire administration, should be co-e
quail cause Of congratulation, with Tho
largly increased pecuniary compensation
which has in a measure attended his dif
icult but successful congratulated
aacannG Herald
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s,o,esaful surgical Operation.


On Thursday June 22d. delicate sur
aical operation was performed by DR.. A.
Reeves Jackson, of this place, assisted by
Or. f. Hollinshead, for the removal Of an
excessive deformity resulting from large
cleft-palate and a double, complicated
hare-lip. The patient was Miss Marga-
ret Houscr, of Kellersvillc, in this county,
a young lady aged nearly IS years. She
was placed under the effects of chloroform
and when she awoke to consciousness, the
operation was finished without her having
suffered the slightest degree of pain, or
indeed of being aware of anything that
had been done.
The operation has been emincntly sue,
cesSful, considering the age of the patient
such operations being usually performed
during early infancy. The young lady is
much pleased at the prospect of having
a good, well shaped mouth in place of an
uusightly deform!ty,-COM.
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Washburn,s Indian Exhibition.

This exhibition came off in this place,
on Monday last, and attracted thither
about three thousand persons to witness
the customs, ceremonies and dances Of the
red man Of the forest in his Wild and uu-
cultivated state. 1t was decidedly novel,
End at the same time interesting and in-
stroctige, as We we're shown at once the
beauties and terrors Of savage life. Ma
by persons who witnessed the exhibition
might have been disappointed. Doubtless
30 many the performances appeared rude
and simple, but they should rccoiloct that
agthat was intended to be represented
wa the customs and rites by the untu-
r5r.3 child Of the forest, and these were
r.rrc cutc5, in our opinion, fully and faith
fuzzy.
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Applications for Banks.

We find in the Harrisburg papers no.
tices Of the following applications to the
next Legislature for Bank charters II
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, of York
capital, 100000. ?, Anthracite Bank
OF Tam aqua, capital 100000. 3, Far.
mers' Bank, Of Pttsburg, capital $500,
600. 4 Commonwealth Savings and
Deposit Bank, Of Harrisburg, capital
$4,000. 5. Commercial Bank Of Har.
risburg, capital 100000, g. Montou7
Bank, Of DanyiIlc, capital @200.000 7
Bank Of New Castle, Lawrence county
capital 100000. Application will be
made for an increase Of the capital stock
Of the West Branch Bank.
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Foreign NeNs.
ARRIVAL OF TEBE EUROPA.
Three Days Later flom EuroTe e.

-ALCC lays AAgG1 ILOlu GulOi z.
NEW YORK, June 81, 8 ?. M.-The
steamship Europa, from Liverpool, with
dates to Saturday, the 18th inst, reach
ed her wharf at Jersey City this evening
at clock
Her advices are three days later, but
/ possess no feature of decided Importance
The accounts from the seat of war ars
conflicting and vague, partaking more Of
rumor3 than authentic information The
adyicos from SiListria are to the 18th -
The siege continued to be prosecuted with
/ yicor; but the bcleagucd were making q
defence, having rejected all overtares for
capitulation. The allied forces despatch
ed to the succor of the city were almost
hourly expected to arrive.
There has been succession of skir-
ulishes on the line of the Danube, with
/ little advantage to either side.
The Russian force has retired from
Jassey with considerable loss.
The English troops are mostly en-.
camped at Deyna.
Many towns in Lower Wallachia have
been plilaged by the Russians, and in
some quarters whole sections of country
laid waste.
y force Of from seven to ten thousand
English and French troops was moving
towards (arna, and 600 were to be
despatched to Sebastopol.
The greatest anxiety was felt at Con
stantInope for the fate Of Silistria.
The English feet in the Baltic was, AZ
last accounts, lying off Swedborg.
No demonstration has been made on
the part of the English and French feet
in the Black Sea-
1t IS announced by telegraph from
Vienna, that Sebastopol is to be attack
ed by sea and land.
The conference between the King of
Prussia and the Austrian Emperor has
resulted favorably.
Russia has definitely rejected the prop
osItions of Austria.
There is no news of special interest
from England and the West of Europe.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, June 16.-The cotton
market IS quiet and inactive, and prices
Tor the lower grades have suffered de-
cline of about 1-16d per lb. The sales
of the week reach as, 900 bales, including
1000 for export.
Grain is active, and prices have some
what improved. Flour is firm, and has
advanced Is. per brl Wheat is in de-
mand at Sd. advance Corn is less ac-
tive and dull.
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II The Wheat crop Of this county
a.l rot be worth the trouble and expense
q. harvesting. Two weeks ago cur far
u..rs we're rejoicing il the prospect Of al
abundant harvest, for better straw, they
a.ser had in this county, but low they
are Disappointed, the little red worm la
destroyed the entire crop. We have con
v.re3 with many Erom different parts o.
ih- county, and thcy all agree that 1t i
tag greatest failure they remember.
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Ez- The deaths in New York last wceI

EZ~ The deaths in New York last week
numbered 5l7, Of which 2s3 were chill
dren under 10 years of age. Tie IN
crease over the previous week was So
The leading diseases were Cholera IS
an increase of 38 on the previous week F.;
cholera inlamtum 29-increase "a; chol-
era morbus l3, increase 5-diarrhea 23
Increase -; dysentery 10, increase 5.
here were 90 deaths Of consumption; l 4
OF congestion of the brain; 2l Of dropsy
~ the head; 40 Of commissions; 28 OF
marasmus; 10 Of Inflammation Of the
lungs; Of bronchitis and a Of smallpox.
Ofdeaths from external causes there were
drowned; ? fatal frabture; causuali-
ties, and ! suicide. 81 cases Of still
born and premature births are reported
Of the whole number, BIG were natives
Of the United States. lI9 of Ireland -
43 Of Germany, and 20 Of England,
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gsg- More than two tLou-au3 LaII,ls
af potatoes are regularly sent by each
steamer from Norfolk, Va to New York.
The acreage quantity sent Per day to Bal
tilnoTe, Philadelphia and New York, is
about one thousand siz hundred barrels.
One farmer had sent 5Il4O worth Of Gu
aamhers to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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PRoLIFIC.-Tbere are thirteen ia al
1ios.ln Wayne county, within seven miles
Of each other, who have one hundred
md uinety-dye children. One Of the
men has been married three times, and
has twenty nine children; while the othcr
twelve, none Of whom have been married
more than once, have from ten to twenty
Two children each.
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Tie Proposals. for the Main LEne.

harrisburg, july 3.-Tho time for re
ccninr proposals for the sale Of the main
hoe OF Public Works, expired today al
2 clock. Governor Bigler was present
e. receive the bids, but none were made
auI consequently no sale can take place
without further legislation.
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These stati. ties, willie they viii CRAFTY
especially the immediate friends Of our
. Railroad, ale also of peculiar interest to
our community at large. When the road
was constructed to Great Bend from this
place, and put in operation, not q person
had the least idea that it would become
a paying road, as we presume it is to
DAY. 1t was generally conceded, as read
ily by it, projectors as any others, that it
could not possibly, with the amount Of
business then in prospect, become other
than a burden, until the connection nov
in progress, was completed. The bui-
Gess OF this section ofcountry has reeeig-
Cd its main Impulse from the Railroad
and IN It's turn its projectors arc reapiDe
the fruit Of their enterprise and public
spirit If there could be any evidence
wanting Of the busjness-crcatiug effect o!
railroads in our country, We could point
With tie utmost assurance TO the history
Of our own region. There is one siDeu-
lar fact connected with the growth in pop
ulation and business Of Scranton, and the
valley, which stands out strongly in con-
trast with other places which could be
named, and that Is, that it has far czccc-
ded the most sanguine expectations Of our
most ardent citizens We suppose if the
exact situation Of affairs here had been
ioEetold five years since, it would have
excited the ridicule of every hearcr, and
been denounced as a stretch Of the mag
nation. Even now, with the past In full
view, and the most accurate calculations.
baased upon past successes, it it is impos-
sibie to estimate the increase Of business
which will accompany the advent Of COM
plctcd operations. Surely, if the Lacka-
wanna Valley is in its infancy, may We
not expect great things when it shall! have
grown to the full stature Of the man.
But while the success of Railroad ops
erations among US, is owing in great
measure to natural and evident causes,
there is yet something to be passed to the
account Of go0d management. In our
limited knowledge of the policy which is
predominant in the conduct Of its affairs,
We can speak in the general, only as an
ordinary observer, bat so far as particular
acts nave come 70 our knowledge, or an
acquaintance with the system OF business
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Fiendish Aot---An Internal Machine.


On Monday evening last a box was
sent to the Marine Hospital, corner Of
LongWorth st. and Western Row, Cincin-
matt, and deposited in the room Of the
steward, J. II. Allison. About 10 O.
clock the steward and his wife being a
lone in the room, he opened the box,
when it exploded with terrible force.
mangling the bodies Of both in terrible
manner. Mrs. \. bad both her arms
blown completely Of, and her skull irac-
tured, while Mr.. A. was drcadfully mang-
led. The furniture, windows, ceiling oi
the rooms, &c, were shattered to atoms.
The indications are that the box contain
ed a bomb she'll Of about six inches in
diameter.
Both the AI,isoos died after a few
hours Of intense suffering, Dir. & made
a statement before his death, which, with
other information obtained will probably
lead to the detection Of the guilty parties.
1t l. SAID that fellow named Conwell
committed a murder sometime since, and
that Allison was acquainted with the
fact; consequently it is supposed that
CopwGl desired to take Al!isOn's life
The description given by the latter OF
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Ess- We see it announced in the North
amPtou Farmer that the Easton Areu,
printing establishment has been sold tc
Samuel D. Patterson, Of Schuy Kill coun-
,y, and that Mr. Hutter purposes ac-
eompauying Governor Rcedcr TO Kansas
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IL Tie Delaware, Lackavanna &
Western Railroad Company, as will be
observed by reference to our Advertising
columns, has called tor a further install
mcnt Of - per cent, payable on the lst
Of July 1t the bb@uix Bank in New
York. The managers have resolved to
pay tie stockholders on the 10th Of July
next, interest at the rate Of G per cent. per
annHm, to bc computed to June 80, 1854.
On all stocks issued or iD>talment7 receiv-
ea during the present year, from the dates
Of the respective payments, where DO IL
-talmcuts Hhich have been called for, re-
main unpaid. The transportation earn
ms Of tnc section Of the road bow in op-
ration from Scranton to Great Bend,
for the first Ggo months f 1913 aud 1884,
-asuTarp ~ III ..,--.
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ag~Iu Chester county, the prospect o.
a good wheat crop IS still cheering A
few days more, and the crop will be be
yond injury from ordinary causes,
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Sad Accident.

Ga Sunday last MICHAEL KAwALsKI,
a citizen of this place, was drowned in the
M,N5cbael Creek, near this Borou5h.-
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De-Ll Of Father Ri@-hI7.

Washington, July 3d.-Fatber Ritchie
ta- venerable editor Of the Richmond IN
qujrer, died at noon to-day,
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b. \. Il REEDER, Esq, the newly
appointed Governor Of Kansas, is uow a.
Is aslngton.
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IL Gen. TM O. BUTEEB, it is said
ha. positively declined the appointment
Of Governor Of Nebraska.
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B@- The sum of 500 was paid at
Louisville, last week, for set of harness,
tor "His Imperial Dighness" Santa An
"a
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\ watcAman named Simmons shot one
Rooney, in Utica, last December. For
this he was arrested and tried, when the
Jury brought in verdict of not guilty,
and blamed him for not firing sooner.
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Che 1ttfcrsonj0u,
WING STATE TICKET.

THURSDAY, July 6, 1864.
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Office of the Clerk OF the Ho. of Reps. y. u.
ssptehi5er 4 1854
.,EALED PROPOSALS will ba yeeeycd at this
O'Clock Monday september 25 1884, tor furnishing
hundred quality anthracite coal half red ASH
f white ash The pure egg 1910
pounds the delivered free chargs the vaults
Of the Capitol
Also furnishing hundred and fhy cords of best quality
hickory cords be
once twenty cords sawed the whole
measured, sawed, away the Capitol
expense
Both wood and coal be esese before the 18th day
of October subject inspection quality weight
aud by aersoh be designated by the Clerk for that
pose. JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House Of Reps u. s,
6--dr25l [Intei. *
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United states Mail.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
September IL, 1854
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States from the
January, le55 the Both day Of June, 1885,
oAlabama, will be received he Con
Office the Office Department, the Washngton
until O'clock o lat November, 1854, be decided by Sd
November opow
7lU From Gninesown by Sugsvle Grove H Chocaw Corner
Clay Hill, Dxons Mills Shiloh Spencervle, Linden, Spring
H Demopols and Macon Greensboro, 1919 miles and
back, three times week in two-ho,ao stages.
Leave Ganestown Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday AT
u.
Arrive Greensboro in 36 hours, by p. M;
Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive Gainestown in 50 hours by ! p. n.
cDaches will be considered
guarantee and Certificate also
{ebracng conditions be the
department deem
advertisement inviting proposals for mail service in the western and
southwestern States, dated January 9, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Sept l9-IAw4w Intel and Ey. star
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TNREAT BargAina In Dry Goods-Our Mf. Hall has Just
II from New York, where he has been attending those
suction you much and
opening goods purchased such eh sacrhce
will guaranty to suit any purchaser thai may ihnk proper favor
quality price, embraces
lssses, D-ict fine goods staple
goods large capengs of kind
various kinds.
specuy request purchasers will favor with ce before
confident il viii be
advantage mind, the handsome goods always
hada at nrst @
l4-d2wif HALL h BROTHER
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NOTICE extending the time OF she reservation "f
lands heretofore along the of the
nosed from LoUfssRs, TO VoEsBUFa,
barov from market ordered be withheld from sale
en,ry fexeept for pre- empous) untl The IN day OF June
ss hv potics dated 1853 lying within heen
miles on either side Of the proposed railroad above men
ionea months from 1sh
Given under my hand city OF Washington this tenth day OF
June, 1854.
- JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner o the General Land Ofict
June il-lawI3w
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Baltimore College OF Dental surgery.

IArIN A. HARRIS, NJ D., principles OF DENTAL Surgery
" Thomas Z. Bond, NJ d., principles of Dental Medicine
Washington r Handy NJ D.. Ostomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Randy M. D., Dental Practice.
Philip H. Austen, NJ. D.. Dental Mechanics
Reginald NJ Wright, M. D.. Dental Chemistry
will the st OF Noyem
ber,a the 1st Of March.
will be devoted practical denuay
anatomical dissectiops.
connected with the college, the student will
Of constant deniai Practice VIII he kept
the whole year.
Tickets Sll0 naoulaion IS diploma
Forf furhe Information address
r, H. AUSTEN, Dean,
sept I3-2aw4w rs Sharp
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no. 522.l
NO 522.l
General notice for restoring lands TO marker
on certain proposed railroads.

UyHEREAS STATES
w toned Withdrawn from sale or enuy teAcept oi pre-
empon cam by orders of the President OF The pnied STATES
hers of bo Congress- anticipation 81 grants being made
The
moi having ma grants therefor the President has directed mat al
the thus wilhdIawn uhui uhet oues "oc
s, nec, 40 eu, of Withdrawal texeep those
y empo shall be restored 10 market precisely on
e same conditions as uough e same hah nor oeen
Withdrawn SAFE -. - -. - -, -. a,
Jv the lands whh subject rate
saf psrous daea exeep those since pfeempied) sa
led IN the following Territory, and land districts paItcu-
lary the notices Of Withdrawal enumerated below will
again subject private and location and that those
sims previous withdrawal the
which escinded will be repocIained for sale hsrea
ter, wit:
Lands public notice of withdrawal No 9f, August
49, railroad from Brandon, Mississippi Montgomery
Alabama:
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Army and Navy Eauipmenfs,

MALL STEPHENS military OF te first orders,
would respectfully call the attention OF army ana navy ocss
superior wort and yle goods They have created
revolution IN this department. and furnish me most eean
that will successfully challenge greater red ucon
and susceptible Of all the Of the despite he oggng
Of antquanans.
Czens made order in elegant style and latest
fashions.
United Gags and banners made order.
Aug lo--9nw3mo
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That the lands Withdrawn in the districts Of lands subject
Monroe and Natchoches Louisiana No. f Deem
IT, 1851 for The railroad from Shreveport Ecksbug said
Of which the extended notice No
will subjcc again 7 December ir the
k4sa ia sssd na,ee end respective registers
the several land Offices above named will
effect 'choa araag further Instructions rom tbs Office
Given under hand the General Land Ofice le
Washington this fifth day Of September Ammo Domin 1851
by order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2awGw Commissioner.