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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
Drank LESLIE TO the LADIES.-Io-morfo"
April 1854 will be published Part w price p cen,s Of
FRANK LEsLIE's LADIES' GAZETTE OF PARls, LOHDos

FRANK LESLIE has the pleasure Of informing the ladies' that
liberal patronage he bs received thsr
hands and additions 70 his popular
Gsste be dispatched special agent % reside ~
Paris Who viii forward by each steamer every nsw an As
f.skonsbe srts tnat Will sppesr sir'
uaneoosy Paris FLshiOn Book, and consequently two
months be Apsnesn cation, ade-
plate which the largest LadeS Ft<h
ion Ps,e Of the world The present number con
tain thsf foo ing ilsfT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

THE SECRETARY; Or cIscrxsrAsTIiL EvrDESet
By the sahor Of Heads ard Hearts" astrated Pfee "
Tie press al part Of the country peak Of ths ons Of
feons Of the present day eonJ have ',
fcT few
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24

Mormon INTgRpRErATIoN.-A good
anecdote of Joe Smith is told by he
Journal Of Commerce illustrating his
esegelical powers. 1t was in a con
versalion which he held with some
Eastern gentlemen who made him a
visit in Illinois not long before the
violent proceedings which resulted in
his death. We believe the anecdoie
has never before appeard in print.
The conversation very naturally, UNI
der the circumstances IN which the
Mormons were placed, (or rather ad
placed themselves as antagonist TO
the rest Of the State, turned upon the
right of seli-deience and Joseph was
asked what he thought of the words
of Scripture which required him who
had been smilten on one cheek TO
turn The other also"
" A very remarkable passage he
answered, "spokcn 10y Jesus himself,
aud strikingly Illustrative of his thor
ough acquaintance with human ma
turc. A man may strike You at first
under mistake, or without intending
any harm and you ought not
to strike back Immediately, but turn
the other cheek and give him an OPP
portunIty 10 explain, or if he is in
earnest, TO repeat the offence. How
ever, you need not turn third time,
but II n man strikes you twice, then
into him, like a thousand of brick"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
Nonsuiting a Creditor.

There was a certain lawyer on The
Cape, long time ago, the only one
Ia those 'diggins' then. and for ausht
know at present. He was man
well TO do in the world, and wha,
was surprising in the limb of the law,
sverse 10 encouraging litigation.
One day client came TO him in a
most terrible rage:
Look here SQUIRE said he, that
are blasted shoemaker down 10 Pi.
geon Cove has gone and sued me for
the money tor pair of boots ! owed
him.
Did the boots suit you 2
oh! yes-l've got them on now
--fust rite boots.
Fair pricei'
ooh yes
'Thea owe him the money honest
y'
'Of course
Well, why don't you pay him
Why, cause the blasted snob went
and sued me, and want TO keep
him out Of the money If kin
II viii cost you something
Il don't keer cuss for that. How
much money do you want to begin
WITH
ooh ten dollars will do
Is that all Well here's an X so
go ahed, and the clint went out,
very well satisfied with the beginning.
Our lawyer next called on the shoe
maker and asked him what he meaIt
by commencing legal proceedings
against M.
why, said he, | kept on sending
TO him I'LL ! got tired. | know'd he
was able TO pay-and was 'termined
TO make him. That's the long and
short Of it,
Well, said the lawyer, he's been
. good customer 10 you, and | think
yos acted too hastily. There's ri.
ne 10 pay on account of your proce-
disgs-but think you'd better take
this five dollars and call ii square,
Certain Squair, if you say so and
dsrned glad TO ge, IT,
SO the lawyer forked over one V,
and kept the other.
10 few days his clint came along
and asked how he got along with his
case.
Rapidly! said the lawyer, we've
noosuied him land he will never
trouble you.'
Serusalem tha's greatr cried the
client: I'D ra,hera gin fifty dollars
than have him got the money for
them boolsr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
Horse Breaking for Harness.

Before the horse is attached to any
vehicle, the harness should be allowed
to remain ON him in the stable several
hours during two or three consecu-
tive days; he should be led out so
that he may become thoroughly oc-
cusiomed TO the trappings, and a
cord six or seven feet in length should
be fastened to each trace. With this
the horse is quietly led about, one
man performing that duty, while an-
other follows, holding the aforesaid
cords, which, as the animal moves
forward, are to be strained so that he
feels a slight pressure of the collar
upon his shoulders. The intention
Of this treatment must be obvious If
the horse is alarmed by the effect of
the collar, the man holding the cords
which are affixed to the traces, can
instantly relax them; and again,
when he finds his pupil is reconcled,
he may renew moderate strain, aud
finally as much resistance as he has
power to create. BY this means, the
most tiBid horse viii gain confidence,
the most refractory may be overcome.
A horse when first encountered with
harness, if immediately attached to
vehicle, is astonished, when required
TO move, at finding pressure on his
shoulders which he has never before
experienced. He discovers another
novel apparatus for confinement he
is, in fact, trammeled, aud endcvors
to escape probably he plunges, aick,,
or rears, and becomes difficult, to
manage but by the simple process
Just recommended, all this is obvi-
ated.-Hints on Training.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
FRAUD !

A Ill. who want AAEs of the roal CoLLINS& co.
make should be pafticuaito notice the siumns IA
mere are safous curnterieits and limitations STAMPED
COLLINS ahd labelled much lao ours, whch afe ire
qnehs sold 10 FoEe pafts of the uniioa States az OF
"nf m1nnlnene. They nfs made ~ ellie cni part, Of
the enuntis by various agesakors, aud are genera
veiy in,cflof quality. The genuine COLLINS AXES.
Nhieh nave acqufei such a. extensive reputation are
Invariably stamped COLLINS a co HARTFORD
aud each axe has printed label With my sisuatute ia
Il no" more than t~eatt i've sears since We connrnc-
sa me business with the stamp OF Collins a 60 Hart
fefd,n and l do not know al uay either &c uakrr sf
the name ofCoilins IA the United States
August, Is53. 4S.ir
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lflcoitinrs.
AYERS PILLS.

1 NEW and singuary successful remedy for IN,
"A cure of all Bilious diseases 80 Costvcncss I,d'
gestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fcrcrs
Goat llumors, Nervousness. lrrtabty. Infamma-
tons. Headache, Pains in the Breast, Side. Back
and Limbs, Female Complaints, &c, &c. Indeed
very few are the diseases in which Pugatiye Aledi
cine is not more or less required and much sick.
ness and suffering might be prevented, if a harm
less but ofiectual Cathartic were more freely used
No person can feel well while a costve habit of
body prevails besides Il generates Sermons and
often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided
by the timely and iudcious Of a good purcatiye
This is alike true Of Colds Fcycrish symptoms and
Bilious arrangements They all tend 10 become or
produce the deep seated and formidable distcnpers
which load the hearscs all over the land. Hence
reliable family physic j. Of the first importance 10
the public health, and this Pill has been perfected
with cousummatc skill 90 meet that demand. An
extensive trial Of its virtues hy Physicians, Profess
surs. and Patients has shown results surprising
nuy thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cures
have been effected beyond belief, they not sub
Stimulated by persons Of such exalted position and
character as TO forbid Che suspicion of mtruth.
AMONG toe eminent gentlemen 90 whom We are
allowed 90 refer for these facts, are
PuOr. VALENTINE MOrr the distinguished Sur
genn of New York CITY
Door. A. A. HAYES, Practical Chemist Of the
Portof Boston and Gcologist for the State Of Mas
sachusetts
Ira L. MooRr, NJ D.. an eminent surgeon and
Physician. Of The City Of LOWELL who has long used
them ia bis extensive prlctice.
H. G. SournwIcK, Esq, one Of the first MGR
chants in Ncw York Cits.
G.. a. DAVIS. NJ. D., Sup't and Surgeon Of the
United States Murine Hospital. at Chelsea Mass.
Did space permit, we could give many hundred
such names, from all paris where the Pills have
been used, but evidence even more convincing than
the certificates OF these eminent public men is
shown in their effect. upon trial.
These Pills, the result of long Investigation and
study. are offered 20 The public as the best and
most complete which the present state Of medical
+ science can afford. lhrF are rnfuuuurdol NOT az
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CURE OF PAIN * TtGHrNEss ~ I'M
CHEST AND STOMACH or \ rERsON "a
YEARS OF AGE


FROM meNAf~ lhcW q SCn.
Propreiofs Of the Lynn Advertiser who vouch for
'he : lowing statements, August %, ISL.
To +. uie-sor Holloway,
Sr,--i desire 20 bear testimony TO the coed #
ircts Of iloiloways Fills. For several years suffer
ed severely from pain und tghiuess n the stomach,
which vas MISC accompanied hy shorne.s OF hrruih.
that prevented me from walkng about. ! an "a
of age, aut notwithstanding my advanced state
Of life, those pin. Have relieved me-, that am de-
suous that otheis should h1 made Acquainted with
Their ,rtncs un rendered, by their me8ns,
pafattey active. anf con take exercise without
venieuce 90 pam, which runld noi do before.
tSisnrdl HENRY COZ. North Street, Lynn, Norfolk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
PROJLAAIATION
TO t.e People of IOutOe.ier &
vicinity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
PULVERMACHEk,s

HfDROELkCfIC VOLTAIC CHAINS. r.ea
Tor me tR-iaW rcii1 md pcrmaufat cure Df all
Nerrous iseasfsi ate uf ihe first time iu rudced io
10 the Stale oi Nefulli. Ihesclchairs were t,.t in
bouuctd 90 france fsN ieafs sinro, ana loni thence,
nave eHteudedio Germany- Austril, Pru.s.l tnfl ma
ana bn one year ias cap-ed since they were nitro
duecd into the tuiifd states They ate now ne, Ii,
the hospitals OF London faus, Vienna B.r5. ~ In
every Hospital in New York. They atr .erg.es ma
patented CO. hEa dihe'out kiegdums also in thi r,un
ny, aud nic cunsfanty used Nuh he n,psi a.f,,'-t
ins success, 10y both Physician, end Patient. i ti m
uei and cure d Rheumatism, raluful and sw.led
joints, Neuralgia of The lace De illness Difn.Ir..s
Nervous. ileld1che Plipitatlon of tho Hearf C..t,r
ion OF we limbs Nif4isla lndiscat o. Groerll d.,
htlii, Impotence. Uterine piins, uud alf ft.e1.e.
winch aie produced Hum diminished amount af Ner-
vous iluid Certlheatos Of thr most beneficial facts
pfoipe'i 60 the above dsrares, have boon fere we'd
ron Professors Mutt, Van Buren,. pnsi of Ne,, r. n
ri1s bu1tai g ttoldns. nsl uud Parciiar. al r..rt
cite OF huf"pn, besides more than one thousnd do
patients who lhave hoon cured b. their u.o ip ,,,,
paris "i lhis county. itls un estaLshrd rct ,y,h
no physician dare, ul can drny that al Nof,u. IA II.
H"t' INCREASED lu severity rather than benz fft a
ny o"asiaul 'dmlniriiatlQ OF Drugs. and the comm M
sense OF hepoupc is being awakened fo ttis t...,t
~ avoiding OIL drugs and patent Nostrunt. M
nave heen cured by ihr an powerful agents of urs
pure ar, proper exercise, Dict bathing &c. A, ihe
use OF VIC mans, nuiurs greatly assisted I'M NJ r
e"'H ana impulse 90 given Co tho nervous en- tyies a +
tne y stem, "Aleh nsiorrs 10 health wiihoat tie ma
cess OF swaNoNing The sicke nina, d. -u-ti,., 49,,
thnt arc thrown before the public naa,hl e,'l
.H'nln- c'Ntrlies OF cure description OF III. CHAIN
ans we mode Of use, may be obtained iee OF chsre
the Drug Store Of ''''s'i 10
SMITH a PIERCE M,,,.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
HARDWARE.

ttE have just received a larre addition 10 our
stack Of HARDWARE. Those he want nice
door irn Mugs Jpiaor's Tools, Carriage md Tire
bo"f MN saws, Wood do. Cross Cut do Circular d.,
bfsss hei,las, SAD fons, and most nnyins 10 this
lac can buy them very cheap Of SCOTT & FIELD.
September 49, lss3' Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
The Lawrence Water Cure
BrattIcb0rO'. Vermont.

ANlLLlAh kLlAGER. linfmtfiY Of 10 Vessel
- hoeni esi4hlishme1i.| hst The hanui to iuiofn'
~ ifuis anf tAe pss ici haf tn vii epsn iie boFs
rrit'hshm 'nf nuili esrirts3 i"r him, undrT BIZ i'm
Taaie -uneriptcuhcncei or She 6si day Of May nefi
He hliiHr him-cl ta Dos Tong experience aud thor
ongh acquaintance wifi fhH Waicf Cur irertmcni,
tahlishmeu bush nutfcil iur thc accommodated oi his
patieuir sl ,frHrr hiu iui shaie a. be public pat
flnHee. nc mrNienl aen-ttnli "a vail be- utd'f me
Hna l'tg experience in his pinlaFfou. BE- pforicui
pledges Dis hniemnlhs nuentiea the Interests and
'vaolis o b9te who aHg favor hia it, their patron
ace. hfliil hcfu De- l'eiic iu tIr niasi uf beautiful
srepoff, aud n nneNctliad of be- pure and hsathy IT.
mesphef'. issiiuHted nbuui halfway between he
ceialmieh Nhht .onninin- ui Now iiamrsfife and
the ciiy Of Nru lok, which lltei piece Is reached
by convenient failraHa travel siht honis. For uitb
ef rtftctais in frafd to s csta giimsnt udiss
tofms Nc. the proprietor refers 20 famyhlet which
DC Wiii tssuc in few tHta,
WILLIAM NLlNGE, Proprietor efihe
Usf Lawrence Nalef turf. Hntflfhoru', VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
iflr0ifinrs.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE or the GRAY
FL, AND MOST DANGEROUS LIVER
COMPLAINT.

C5pr gfa Lsffer addressed 10 J. H. Htrdoa, Fsg sgd
nep, Mr. Soufh Hales, dated Feb. a5ih, ISL.
Sn.-A Mf Thomas Clark, settler ~ Like baofge,
was for considerable Time uiousy Inflicted Win
complaint Of the iivri, together with the Gravel HIS
medicu attendant, after tying all heitski candid
" told hin thar hts hopeless. IT, thus siul-
ton. and when expecting every day would terminate
his eNi-trnco, FREUD recommended him to ~ llnllo
way'- Pills, and as iurlufn hrpe be did 90 Tho hrst
dose him considerable folti there fore pofsove
OF ru taking them scco,ing the directions, aud is
now restored 20 perfect heath. He will feel great
pleasure in confirming this statement. even make
ufidhvii 10 the effect. should " be fcqnired
(sisncd) WIN. JONES, Proprietor OF The
Goulhnrn Herald, New Seuth Wales
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
The British Quarterlies,
AND
BlaCkwood's MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT & co, New York
continue to Re-pubish the following
British Periodicals. viz:

l. THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW tCan.
servniNo)
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW tWhg).
q THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW lFfee Chureb1
4 TUE NESfMl NSrEk REVIEW tl4iAefuU
8. BLACkNOOD'S EniNBURGH MAGAZINE
(Torvl.
The present critical sttto Of European aiirs nill
render thee publications unusually interesting during
the year eai iHey viii occupy middle giouaa lac
tween he hasiy wiitcn news items, ctutu fperufa
tons, and 0 az of The daily Journal nud enc
pondefou- Iome OF too future hisorso, written after
the living interest aud excitement Of the gfeu political
eNsns Of a. time shall have passed away. IL - 20
those fcroiifss that renders must iook fnf the ONLY
really intelgihle lnd reliable history Of current e.
vents, and as such, IN addition 10 then wolrstahi-h
ed literary, scientific, aud iheol gical charHcte We
urge thom upon tho consider ton OF the cata public
Arrangements urc IN pfogf"ss iof The fcceiIi eafit
sheets ifom MI the Bfiish fubl,hsrs, ht which We
shall be- able 10 Mace all tenfints ia the hhs o sub
scihefs. shout a. soon AZ they can be FINISHED wih
tho foreign coaies. Although this viii lnvolre u vefv
atse outlay 90 onF part, shall continue tn furnish
he periodical. at the same low rates as heretofore
NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
Thcse celebrated pills are wonderfully
n.I.rn.inl. liz fnIl Inv. In

Arue urepsy Inflammation Tun Thtod
A.thmn DY-tutety juundco Stone & Graves
Blious COMIC tyripea. iivr COM Second rs Symp
bloicne. ou iha lom4le IT, plants Tie Dsuioufcux
skin rt-uluftos Lurlbago Iumuurs
Howell Campl Fufcfs ntHN Piles ilcufs
talirs kinns khrumHtism NrntfcnIafnrf =
Constipation bis Retention OF Worms, ai kinds
% the towels Gout Urine weakness, frsfn
Consumption llea sthe Srfuliin. or whatever cnn.o
Debluy. Indigestion. Kings Evil. &c Sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
AIM MACK
FOR 1854.

large 0' just received ADD for sale hy the rtoss or
n dozen at p~T PUBLisHER's PRICES, hy
- N WALTON,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24

- A. II- ~. = u ' - = VI u a
n l.. = a 20. have recently Published and
have now Tor sale, the farmers Guide q, Ilonr,
lrge- New Haven, complete 10 . vol. ro,al oeta,o.
eontainns 1000 pages, IA steel aud Coo wood eusfas
logs, Free, 90 muslin binding, co. 90 paper cayurs
for the mail, q.
e~y-Ihis work Is NOT tho old Shook of tho Farm -
lately rssHsfafsd a nd thrown upon the ,nafkui al
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10 M the nriucipll Citios aud Towns these works
vii be delivered through Agents, FREE OF rOsI.
AGE
When sent by mail, iha Postage 20 any mart Of tho
uniled States will hn TWENTY FIVE CENTS asa.f
Tor lakewood, aud hat TWELVE. GEMS ,eai f,f
each OF the above Reviews.
icghemiltances aud communications should be nj.
dressed, post paid, TO The puhhsher.,
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Nrw-u ork Garos.
NTlEEr.l.Y 3 InAwNTN9a
wholesale Druggists,

ssvEsEy, EARGREENwIcn st., NEW YORK
NRDERs peisonaiy or by letter equally rsgaido'
~ IN pr Cos, qualities, Dispatch, &c. 5o;isiy
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i the n'are where ydu eau hnd rsefv aftclo ~ the
way of CH0CkERN q GLASSWARE
I.Al3llE GUIls.1l.1l4I
Sc &c, and VIC aic alss prepared 10 iuuish IL in
large small Quantities desired and at iho Lowes,
prices KEITH & BARKER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24
D isC0Vered at Last!
= Mystery Explained.
Dr.. 4. /. adams Liver Balsam,
Thc Only Reliable Medicine w.
cr Discovered

theing purely ull vegetable forthe nsfstrat ,re f
The above diseases. he most skeph.af I,,r brrsse
- most sanguiee Totqnes and pfonouare ihe Liver
Bll.nm 10 ha lLn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-24

Over Coat Cloths,
OUR CROCKERY ROOM

= NICE assortment iu.t recriyed by KEITH s
~ BARKER. oct. p.
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CPoRTMG-MAMM0TH ST BERNARD AND NEW
- foundand pups, King Charles spaniels, Italian and
Lnglfh greybonnds fcetch and English raters sporting
logs, house dogs, &C. All the choice breeds expressly
or stock from TO $50 lbs weight Inquire At No. 200
u ater street, corner Fulton, up stairs
<yPoRTlNG-F0R SALE SETTER Doe, WELL
> broke; fetches his game. ALo pointer dog, and
brace Of English beagle hounds Inquire ~ the store
is Church street,
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MUSICAL.


A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE 1910 ROSEWOOD
pianofortc for sale for $225, the
italy has been used but two months; made by the
best city Makers perfect in all respects and fully
ranted, with modern and improvements II be
at "a Vesey street. from until O'Clock p. n.
A N ORGANISE AND MUSIC TEACHER OF ACKNOW-
IA lodged reputation wants to get situation to
charge Of the music in church. in either city
country. Has had experience OF ten years. n B.
Would conduct the music of church for nothing, IL the
trustees would insure teaching in the vicinity for his
support Address, stating particulars, Mr.. d. H. Pal
merly, Newburg, Orange, CO., N. Y
IIARGAINS BARG AINS.--A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
I'D Of pianofortes for sale ut grea y reduced prices
One beautiful octave in strument for 500 finished
j the best manner. Apply at 10 Macdougai street
HONsIGNNENr SALE OF PIANOS-FROM THE BEST
~ city makers, in plain and fancy cases. from xix TO
ocaves with orders to sell at great reduction
from the factory price, for cash. fully warranted Aso
an assortment Of hand pianos at great bargains
from $50 to $780, Pianos Of our own manufacture
stantly on hand. Apply at the mandatory and
rooms. MCDONALD BROTHERS.
2s2 Bowery, near Houston street.
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November ~, 1854.
Sealed proposals viii ~ received at this Office unit
10 O'CLOCK A. N. of The 20th Of December ne1t for ",
purchase Of Sill 900 bonds issued BY the State Of Nor
Carolina under act OF Assembly fcx the construce
Of the Weldon and CASTOR railroad and for the mprov,
nent Of the navigation of ths Mouse and Tar Rvers
They by express enactment exempted from TAXATION
for any purpose. They viii bear date the LIST 81 July
1904, win run tsn years, and viii have coupons ct
tsehed Tor tho interest at six per cent per aunum ray
abb the 6fst days Of January and July in each year
3oth interest and principal viii be payable ct the Banl
ST the Republic in the city Of New York. unless wher
the purchaser prefers them payable ct the Tea
ssry Of this State They wiz b issued In Of 00C
Zach
Parties bidding win please address their letters en-
iorsed proposals for Nsrth Carolina Stochs" to the
undersigned, at Raisigh, N. c. They will also ststs in
what kind Of funds they propose to pay Thc bids viii
H the Governor Secretary asd Comptroller Of the State
and G. w. Aordeca president Of the Banh Of the STATE
Of North Carolina. The undersigned reserves the right
u accepting such bids, in whole in part % he may
deem most advantageous to the State Successful bid
ders viii be required, "a soon - informed Of the
ceptapce Of their bids TO deposit in bank the amount Of
their bids with the accrued interest from the LIST OF
July last TO the credit Of the Treasurer of North CARO-
hnA This deposit may DO made in the Bankof the Re-
pubkc NV Ysrk the Bank of the State Of North Caro-
lima, or tie Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh. Documents
showing the great of the State and the small
amount Of her indebtedness, may be had application
1t this Office, Messrs. Brown and Do Rossstt citJ
Of New York. D. W. COURTS
Public Treasurer Of North Carolina.
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LIQUORS, SO.

A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BRANDlFs. nm
"A Scotch and Irish whiskeys, runs, gins, syrupo
cordials, London and Dublin porter, Philidelphia
and porter, in bottles, for family use For sale 4
u. fNRERHIIIS, 40 Byeoms street, corner Of Gro
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DANCING Academies.

lions. G. MlRAS0IL'S DANCING ACADEMY. NO
Xvl Bond street. Hours for ladies from Q A. NJ 4
r. NJ; for gentlemen, from to s and TO 10. in
evening. ON Saturday the hour OF closing viii be
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hours.