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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-02-01

GuANo. Ths Baltimore Sun loarns that in addi-
ton to the advance of 81 per ton for Peruvian gua-
no, (makng the price 500 which the agents of the
Peruvian government Messrs Bareda Bro, are
instructed to demand for all consigned to them from
the Chncha Islands, they hereafter will not sell less
than fifty tons so that the general sale of the article
viii be blythe general commission merchants and
regular dealers It is certainly to be hoped that our
government will speedily devise some means of re-
ducing the price of this agricultural necessity.
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A young man in California whose friends at home
had neglected to write him for long time adopted
the e1pedient of sending letters to various business
men in the neighborhood, inquiring the prices of
land and stock. what he could buy handsome farm
of 200 900 for, &C., intimatng that he had
large sums to invest, By return mail he received no
less than seven letters all anxousy inquiring after
his health, when ne was comihg &C., and has receiv
ed three four every mail since, including some
very warm from old and very cod sweetheart
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.a number Of advertisements will Be taken for the
"A \ IN or but no deduction will be made any but
r.sFv s viii be inserted for oneourh
less than the regular charge
Professional or business Cards not exceeding five lines
I'll, ba inserted in either the Weekly or Semi-W eeky, for
s FIR six months SO for twelve months or in both pa
s for S10 for six months s15 for twelve months.
The paper will be sent to advertisers for six months
nr 'by the year. free of charge.
Subscribers and others who may wish to send money
the Editor can do at all times by MAIL and at his risk
Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted.
Jatters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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BEAUFORT RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

The following gentlemen (says the Goldsborough
Republican, who are appointed Commissioners to
open the books for subscriptions to the Stock of the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Company, are
requested to meet at Newbern on Wednesday the
1st day of February next:
CARTERET CFuNTY. Isaac Ramsey, Richard Hail.
NJ. F. Arendcll, Thos Duncan, Josiah F. Bell
CRAVEN Co. Alonzo I. jenkins, W. G.. Bryan,
Chas. Slower, John Blackwell, John R. Justice, VIM
H. Washington, G. S. Stevenson, Moses w. Jarvis
E. R. Stanly, F. P. Latham, l. Disosway, II. B.
Lane, ST., Jas. G. Stevenson, H. G.. Cutler, Alex
Miller
JONES. DR.. j. Shackelford, G. Williams, B. As
kew, Joseph Kincey, ST., Joseph Witty, Lucien S.
Beeton.
LENo1R. VIM. G. Loftin, Thos. Woodlcy, J. c.
Washington, L. c. Desmond, Nicholas Hunter.
GREENE Chas. Edwards.
WAYNE. E. Pipkin, w. S. G. Andrews, Thos.
Kennedy, w. 3. Edmundson, VIM. X. Lane, R.
Washington, Dan'l. Cogdell
JOHNSTON. w. Fl. Watson, w. S. Balenger,
Thos. Lockhert, w. H. Moring, Linn B. Sanders.
WAKE. R. NJ Sanders, Geo. w. Mordecai w.
W. Holden, John H. Bryan, Ed. Marlborough, Willis
Whitaker. -
OssLow Geo. Ward, John NJ Franks, Owen
Huggins John A. Averitt, r. Mclean G.. B. Glover,
Daniel Harget, Elijah Ferguson, J. Rawk, Henry Il.
Harper Henry Best James Williams, Henry H.
Darden.
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THE MARKETS.


sel = &. PErEksBrRc, Jan. "a, 1854 =
The article of WHEAT seems excite interest In
market al this time than any other and the
ceived BY the steamer last night and announced in the city
papers this morning. cansed 10 advance figure hth
erto unaaincd We hear Of superior ot of 500
1000 bushels that brought g. The market price how.
erer, may be put down Al 81 95.
: WBEAT-We quote prime white al 81 IS q 81 s5 Red
do. at 81 s3. a 81 Ss-. .eslf =
FLouR.-We understand fsnr has s!;ghiy advanced.
We quote fine at & snperfnc at 81 I5 superins
IS; family IS to We hear of no sales since arrival Of
steamer II cnnt be bought at the prices here given
T0BACC0-Br;sk and scarce Iugs g SO &C.. Com
mon s. Lssf g 70 g 80 Good Leaf sz1z q es1<z
CQTToN-cotton is selling MT ~ cents Holders de-
rnand e5ss. = - = - e
GUASO-The Government agent has advanced the prics
to $50 ton the clrgo Pce asked here go ton
OF 1000 lbs. ~ y - - $50 a = rsss
sSEw Yoar, J:n.st
es FLOUR 50 a sss IS per barrel, ~
excited. - So = ,:t.5ss : 8 ), -
FLOUR IS. rs a IS 81. Gensr.lE hsd a. s 50.
= corn advanced 10 cents.
WHEAT advanced Is cents -, - - =
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Each cord of wood, when geeeR, is estimated to
contain ,443 lbs Of ieater. The farmer, then, who
takes cord of green wood to market has load not
much less for his team than his neighbor who should
put on with his cord that weight Of water The
table shows the weight Of cord of different kinds
of wood, when dry or seasoned, and the comparative
value of the same, assuming as standard the she'll
black white heart hickory
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Ola Inn:sIns,rz.

CoLraBrs, o., Jan. 2l. The Senate had passed
resolution expeliiDg Day negro reporter by vote
of II to 10. -
The Erie resolutions had produced a protracscd
discussion, and niidcr substitute had been offered.
The election of {. S. Senator had produced awarm
canvass. Messrs. Medary, Manypenny, and Hugh
were sanguine. Allen stock was good.
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Macy Department Nominations Confirmed by tie
Senate ~ s..

WAsnEGToS, Jan. 90. The Senate to-day confDm-
cd the nominations of DR.. Wheelan as Chief Of the
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery Daniel b. Martin
Engneer-in-chief Of the Navy; John Lcnthall as
Chief of the Bureau of Construction Equipments
and Repairs. All attached TO the Navy Department,
and each of them of the highest ability talent
and energy. With such chiefs, DIR. Secretary Dob
bin is powerfully assisted, and the whole Navy may
well congratulate itself. Progress and potency are
now the order of the day. o.
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SUPERIOR COURTS.

The following is the arrangement, made by the
Superior Court Judges, for their Spring ridings:
/ Edenton Circuit by Caldwell Judge
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THE BRITISH Coal TRADE. A ate English paper
estimate the capital invested in the British coal trade
ut flo, ,0G0 0OO the annual production 81, 600
TONS and the value at the mouth of the pit 4i O.
o00,00o. At the points Of consumption, including
expenses of transports and other charges the cost
is estimated at e20 100000. About 400 iron furna-
ces of Great Britain consume annually 0,00o, COO
tons of Goals, and 100000 tons Of iron-stone in
order to produce 300 900 tons of pig ron of the
value of upwards of Is, 600 00O For the supply of
London alone 3,600,O tons of Goals are required
for manufacturing and domestic purposes the coast
ing vessels conveyed in 1850 upwards of 100000
tons exported to forgn countries and the Brit
ish possessions The number of persons employed
in mining is about 120 900. The extent of the coal
areas in the British Islands is $4,000 square miles,
the annual produce 81, 600 600 tons; of Belgium,
$50 miles, annual produce 700 0o9 tons; of France
1000 miles, annual produce 4 150, 900 tons of Prus-
sia, 200 miles, annual produce 3,50o000 tons; of
Spain, 1900 miles, annual produce $4,000 tons; of
British North America, 10000 miles, annual pro-
ducc not known.
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under an administration which the Raleigh Register
is seeking to induce the people to regard allied
with the schemes and interests of the Freesoilers.'
Comment on such facts is unnecessary.
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W The Star speaks of the Democratic State
Committee, which met in this City on the Goth,
the Democratic clique. No one believes or CO.
temporary when he twinkieth thus: The Committee
assembled in pursuance of public notice, and its
proceedings were laid before the people,
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eH We invite the attention of those wanting
State Coupon Bonds, to the advertisement of Mr..
Treasurer Courts, in our paper to-day. y 49,
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Nnrth-CarulillQ 5tan1arh
&c puRL1sHEp WEEKLY AND sENI-wEEKLY By
WILLIAM W. Fl Id E N
EprToR AND PRopRIkroR.

EDrToR AND PRopRIkroR.
TEhao TE or within the frat month Two Dollars and
if payment be delayed six months and Three
a nrs not paid within six months from ths time OF
subscribing.
~rpvs OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY-F5ur Dollars per
len in advance within the first month; Four Dollars
GaG 1 from she s"a Of
scribng
Terms of Advertising.
tme for One Dollar and cents for each
insertion those Of greater length in proportion
ss;emens inserted in the SemW Weeky Standard will
.nnar in the Weekly Paper, free of charge Our
au h", for ADVERTISING BY THE YEAR are as follows
One square, 6 months, IA lines to square, $40
6" - 10
Two squares, months, :" ae ae
%" 12 =" " 70
Three squares, months ~ 90
g 1 s.s5e 0V
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Judge Iverson, State Rights Democrat, has been
elected Emitted States Senator from Georgia.
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HIaH PRICES. Wheat was selling in Petersburg
on Tuesday, at So per bushel and -four was selling
in New York for 80 25 per barrel and corn at 81
per bushel. Flour in Baltimore, So % to So 80 IL
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THE FOREIGN NEWS.

The foreign news by the Niagara is important.
TAe Russian and Turkey question appears to be more
complicated and farther from settlement than ever
The chances for general war are thought to have
materially increased. So
Cotton was firm, with an upward tendency. The
market for breadstnffs was much excited; wheat,
-four and corn had advanced considerably. This
must of course have the effect to raise still higher
the price of these articles in this country.
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ILLUSTRATED MAGAzINE OF ARR We have receiy-
ed the December and January numbers Of this yaln-
able and interesting periodical. It is embellished
with many fine engrasings,. and the reading matter
is Of q superior character. Published by Alexander
Montgomery, II Spruce Street. New York, at s. per
annufns IL IS worth double the money We have
also received the Popular Educator, by the same
publisher price 81 SO per snI.,ln, valuable pc.
riodicaL e sssss S. sss
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i. 3stsssst w ASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
SENATE. Then Nebraska bill was made the special
order of the day for Monday next
The French Spoilation bill will be taken up Mon
day week. - ,sS -
pension was granted to the widow of General
Brown. 4SS
HOUSE. The Post Office Committee reported an
amendment to the act of 1851, reducing postage.
A bill establishing the Office of Lieutenant Gene
raj was reported.
The Hon. Mordecai Oliver of Missouri is making a
speech against tonnage duty. s. y, *
Neither House of Congress was in session on
Wednesday. Mr.. Bodisco's funeral, took place at 8
p. Ne, and was attended by most Of the members. :.
s' Aa FfGHfIss ED1ToR The editor of the Victoria
Gexas) Advocate INDUCES in the somewhat expen-
sive luxury of an asssultants whom heistyles his
fighting editor and for the information and the
terror Of those having business in that department,
announces thathe has appointed q Judge Rayland
of that occupy this responsible position, sta
ting, By Wsy Of showing bow well he deserved this
ehieh honor that the week previous he had killed
thfse fha grown bears in one day,
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forrieu Mus.
Rival or THE PACIFIC

y. s. Noula.. Nay ~.
Nsnerb whole aed Aas gone
4 muaeA TIC Russian fleet.
Il lus a asa open 10 the Blsck Sea,
ths a a-sfs h1G tsiied direct wilh
,-r i auaekna Soasopol.
.l. 10 me f'a Of April q is un.
s.ad thsi .anrwusIg siinuisA occuf-
daily 600 ibe psuu5e
4 omar paAA was sa3d 90 be svRitng
arrival of ihe slhel nrnies before ho
30 make o general attack.
The report ID tae Aus,nans having en-
d srnis is no' confirmed.
rne' nl and France bsyc entered into
,st, T-n.ve end defensive"
The rc5ll Of Sac Pu-ian Minister from
na.Y ua- Ga pef.oasl Dol political
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IAInI Ianl ElptrItnts q 90 aId knnt

htFs NlArfaliF uasif cats geo siirHfnaa 81 ttr
Laalss s. 49, a. oiHr ffrf, ~ eididrcn terra.
.rr % as E'se iaalaeasste rs.asL fe1nrcs eco b.
eilsn|ass, sasttF n,s rrs-si ~ isssh.ag eE.f aaa
t sslfftl ssls ia rsfs aa ef-sat.l1 li.a s'.rtra
i~H.n.r sssHt.iirs aff -td r.i tsri asa' iariaat.
rfsf f.tHusf sac tars $50 80 lars ssaa.
ffass u Mr. Niasisar Hafstlfg rsraf aanHf iaT
g-r ~ feafs ed osuf a' .ta ttsf|ss us iaaf r.-f
We a.asta fAs hssi a.sa...s % saf- o. rtr
frra ftriilirF. 90 o. ca eaif 81 g-ffisfs sa- Dor
1ira Oh raolra. ahftaaf a fslsrf iral trrii-asr
ABB r-saf rasso. "a rHss se,suf-,l ssuslarl.su---
asfai 'assfa c..a..siaf ifsa lfI arfrr fntFsf
80 ssrf .fses si.frfssg ssrrrs.fqi b. frlffsF
lstH 80 sziel.ar csfrs a. sii sssrf ststf Hfsie.
iftst+a is sassa. fst.ff = lasaaeestf 80 sssails
80 fsfFaaH. tfhIlr a % EfiAa
IirHrfists ~. fi saitr.ef -r1frf. hra iHfs.
esq o. a. EiAs. a.r.f4 ~ ia.a sHrsa be-
irassaaf Nafna ii.. Aa.aa n.satief asesli
efr len mfsaH t4t. EFakhia trt. 60.
90. Firs r.ls tsais
fi-H tf $50 as4r. WAITS FtahfAH
tlt-n CliE4aa bIflEsr 81 g. rafr 81 ha..ast
go lasa.a tlias.sfa. taa arrsfa iisn1
1t.e saaafs o. fis-e. 80 So asle aa az sa1s
81 g. a. -ass - $3.50. siss s-.i - tsAa- ~.
tauls
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Tta utr.a b. a. .ntaffd - its ~ andetial cafe.
fsff.ftsrd hr she tUmp ard Ps.e Mist rfr
l.ufes D., rpEftS A PERKINS. ~ equal ha- nssuf
trss tn.sa fif removing Iain 10 % sssrs o. Tho
core af fqiaai flsl iatnts. rtsmp in the buA' tad
,f,'aarh fheausii- n ai ~ iarns, hlous rtflnic,
chi.s snf isssf. barns, sats ufast, and gravel f BE-
decd 90, tts boot remedy Va Zee world, Ifidrucr
uffhs lH.i anarrill ulfes eVsr prrf ftnnd by auy
ui-d.a sfs slaf- boz thf hands IS seents hti
u.a5 B., positively sfe ri ffhrtil yuu Wee 20 hillenf
~ haitra 10 ttis H.rllr.ne have bctu spid IN New
fnr'sa.d ffs pact ..h 81 c.gut years.
20 sais hl the Shove usard AHcrts,
Af.fts 80 SIZE above NrN.fitgs, Pond & More
Cha. Iau s,n, Jaur. rau.f. kutuu1 ii.oefih
s. o.a..d. patiaf EuH.ad J. D. Gilu1n, Nesi But
trns ~ -.rarut. Nfshnaar q. siinunds, Pitts
f.f1. t.s. = AHrr IS NsiNHrfafi James Carries,
uira,I. %. q. Iaahlia, nutV tiafk Lanriou,
Ne-t raiituey &. J.. gsee, hrandon Root 4 Tom
ift-|.t, ta.i.sipn, DatiiaN Wright, orwell Rand,
Naliaghsfd. N-N
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MATt1rED.

~ Buuaud Nsy 3a o., Rev. Nt Aiken ION.
SAMUEL ~. KELLOGG of Ptls6rd, o Mfs. CAR.
uIINE ruEENEi, of Rh;isud.
In Rutland, May ~, by Rev. Leland Howard,
John > GIBSON, ~ shrewsbury, q HARRIET 4.
MlLToN. uf Mouniholly.
IN T4u.flra. April l7ih, by Rev. Chatos Walker,
Mr. ioilN u. sEY MOI u, of Hartford. -. 10 Ni.-
JERusHA y. PARMEI.EI., daughter ~ Nj Simeon
psuntiee, of ptuiurd.
4, BAT Poulinry, on the 9Th in.t by the Rev. G.
G. stpms, Mr. EDWIN \. MERRIAM ofEast Poult
ncy. 10 Mis- JULIA 4. DUNN, Of Fcrnsburgh.
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c,rnRrnar CATTLE nAnrSnr.

lEsis.t,ed ar u,e n-si.u psip Advert srl
At market 7Ij Catlc, 5ajBacycs, and 10
Stores.
Market Becf--Exl per cw,..
$500. i'm, quality. Ss.7j; second DO, SS.2i
$50; third do. S775; ordinary 500.
Hides s6eO q $3.50. Tailow, - - a ESQ.
Pells, a20O. C1lf Skins, re per ID.
Veal Calves, -, 40, ), O, las. 5O2 at
market.
Stores Working Oxen, no ssles. Cows
and Calves, $50, -, %, q. r.. - a >.
Twoyears old. S36, IL, So 5ja 81. Three
years old, sir. 81, IS, b, Is, 20 -.
Sheep aud lambs-llj5 at market.
Al Of extra quality, sales quick. Extra
$500, 900, 1000 400.
SwInc--none.
NINHER FROM EACH STATE.
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]. n. BARNES,

-----~----s
]. n. BARNES,
Manufacturer and Wholesale aud retail dealer in
FASHIONABLE BONNETs,
Of even description noh Millinery aud Fancy
Goods. Embroidc riss, sc.
shrauis and Zap. fnr funeral nccasnns on hand aud
made to order Also, Agent ir liz al" Of tie fS'rh
Self Heating Smoothing Irons. Old Bonnct- dressed
over IHio, BslAar Main Srssf 1871
RUTLAND, VERMONT.
RUTLAND ACADEMY.
V,uE SUMMER TERN will mmenoe on
| Nnndav the 18th inst and continue eleven weeks.
D.. LOWELL, 4. u. Principal,
---- ---------- Teacher Z" trench
MISS T.. \. MASON, Teacher Of Drawing.
MRS.F W. nOPK1Ns, Teacher OF Ausio.
MARTIN G. EvERTs. cierk.
Rutland, May 3 is,L i9"4'
Notice.
V,Hts may cruiS that hFvo tbs dSl gwen ny son
David James, hi- time during his remaining mi
n-riv and shall claim nome of he earnings nor pay
' THOMAS JAMES.
Fsirhayen, April -. 1884. is"S
The ;.amplighter.
TIVE third invoice Of this popular book received ana
fir sale BY FUTILE n 60.
INKS.
4 LARGE quantity Of hmnld's Chemical Iluid
n Ink and Johnson's Once lnk, lu.t reed and Tor
cate by FUTILE * co.
Envelopes.
new supply of choice styles Of business envelopes
n Tor sale II FUTILE A. CO.'S.
May J, isji
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Baldnra Positively Cured
q = IFNsg n~nAF@

AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE u tniiy ,h,
,sandsf II te agr. Perhaps article Uttered 81
The pgbie o. received win greater favor thsh tina,
ssd pesaas Bald O. becoming have only o. test he
article 10 b. fuiiy saiisfri
= H-Agrats are agfh9rrcf o. give whites guar.
Antse, II prriefsd iire g. Ne agreed uI-a between
The garies, BURT son Agents
q. T. FISHER a 60, fnyfrnirs,
So. s, Superior = Cleveland, Ohio
nsiail pfirs, one pillsr psf buisis.
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on % rHE BEsr remedies for coughs,
salaf asti.u.a. eonsuuliiaa, and other knafea rah
pzibts. Is pfescut hsf,fe nv puhe, Desas's Cen.
JoHuf rilrh Iorsufs. 1hs pfapfietafs afs inca wh0
wnia sesfu oGf an ilirf.f o. pafafpB g. the At
aieisA. We have ie-isa tilslf ilFalaalis fiCh Lez
sner eaf-sisss, sua SIC uaheaiiafnEif ftfpumsnd q
uaf irirnas fran De- obf.sss a. thc ifiarila ang
stafrs Hi-iF
ruNb A MnHHE vhaiseais Agsut. MAN shd
" s.aistatan asfsfk NaNaaa 81.
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Nhrrlings! Shrrliug, !

II@T fII-7II-T- 7 TlT"- -'IT"I'I p -
~ tnrs ehrshbY
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NuNBER FROM EACn STATE.
Cnttlc. Shecn. Swinc. Horse
Special Notices.

psArH o, tnF nlsr % NEiiIrGros.-'ihe Duke
Of Wolhagtnn Win ahstt riuac the chapter ct great
men 90 ila last half century. Tho rtcst nen II the
earth ave passing 81, b1tth,y vii BE- succeeded by
Others even efeater periaps Rf'a ssirf has super
seeded az other and ir Older Inventions "a the snfo
and speedy cure n pie. ntd rors, chiihisins and
frosted lmbs, sraids ant biras -,rcs AID eut= and
10 sold 80 20 cent box, Bog
-a4 ly POM 4 MORSE
REpDING S co, Proprietor, Boston. IYNl
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NEN HIRM.

I 4 4. LAEuoN haYs thii dag trinoi g. ipirf
~ ns1 rliip, and all ufrf &C. rule Feurfsi siasa
at lf.r, Eteei sats. sad iiafdAafs tsiHihsr llfa
mis ara ft,i-Dons, cosi, rowdef and tus', 10, At
Use BOD fiIfe, Hcaf tie be4t
- 4. LASDpS.
Rutland Feb 90. 1861
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FRIIT TNEENl FRIIT IREES

I'nE sui,ssulisf Lss p lsFsr and siirHtiss assari
4 HauHt 90 fnut tIrfs tfafn ftlshfsifi ulfrsr .-
Ore Iin frf in seven ieff ir, end 800 o. .sIIl q
Iif Hr.f ias "a prittr.
f-fsaua GssroHs ~ fcpirni ting their rsfdens -
ofrhaf4s tt t rHart lHit. af. lsffrd g. tal ar 81
aiains Drilfr i.rfrha-ff ssistn uefr lIpa
kurAua. AffI is, i-.t. PROCTOR
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Notice.
Envelopes

new supply q choice style. Of business envelopes
n Tor sale II FUTILE A. CO.'S.
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MEcmANIc. : MonhINnnI.N.

A hre applniriif BE- tos 0dura4 toyoa b. asraff
ts.a'ests.d - onlI si3 sad b. a Er~ 'aisrs 80
Lac isiard. &C. iscai.sa "a sa,rb s nsa saitssr4
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Badness CURED.
EMERSON AMERICAN HAIH RtEs

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PINE BOARDS
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WILLIAM W BLoDGET.
TO TIE SICK.
DR.. J. CLAWS0N KELLEY,

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MAsrEn pr.ce orr-poNE.

We hsvs lately Supposed ASA, Cherry feciufal
49, the tntaa Thule in its line, and that nothing
had been or Holld be invented which could surpas-
H 10 L., One P,nt, ol excellence as m edtouo. hui
W. arc confidently assured hY those competent Ia
judge 0u ths subject That IT, Aver. nov ls excel
iu high medical aTisig even that widely oclrhniod
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NEW FIRM.

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HAKrronn. May 2.

D. consequence Of the late food, from
j To two thousand persons have been
bovu oui Of employment, and the damage
ihis city has been roughly cs,imaied at
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|'rhe saur hss falien about one foot and
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