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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
Nev !paper Publishers.

Some ons who seems 10 understand
the subject, writes thus ieelingly about
newspaper publishers. As general
thing his remarks are true, hut we are
pleased to cay that there are some hon
orable exceptions to the rule; some men
who remember the humble source from
which their wealth or influence arose,
and others nsalu who promptly pay the
"prin'er's bill.
The result OF my observation enables
me 10 state as lac, ,ha. publishers OF
newspapers are more poorly rewarded
than any other class Of men IN the Un.-
ted States, who l.vest all equal amount
oil labor, capital and thought. They are
expected 10 TO do more service for less
paw. to stand more spong'ny aud dead
he ling" 10 puff aud defend more poo
pie and sorts oil people, without fee or
hope OF reward, Than any other class.
they credit wider and Logger; get of.
lener cheated, suffer more pecuniary loss
and are oilener the victim, OF misplaced
confidence than any other calling In the
community. People pay aprn,er's bib
more reluctantly than any other. II goes
harder with them TO expeDd dollar on
valuable newspaper than ten on a
needless & wgaw; yet every body avaiIs
himself oil the service Of the editor and
printers lux. How many profess olal
and political regulations and lortu. es
have been created aud Sustained by the
friendly though usrequi,ed Pen Of ,h-
editor; How many embro towns aud ci,-
les have been brought into no.Ice and
putfed into prosperity by the press' ow
many railroads, now Ia successful oper-
alton, would have foundered bu, for the
assistance Of the lever that moves the
world In short, wha, branch Of Amen.
can industry, or ACTIVITY, has not Teen
pro noted, stimulated aud defended by
the press2 And who la: rendered IL more
than a miserable pluauc. for its lightly
ser, ices! The bazaars OF fashion and
folly the haun o, appetite aud patio .,
ale thronget with eager crowd, bearin j..
gold in their palm aud the commodlu a,
there ven led are sold al enormous profits,
though in,rlus calIy worthless, and paid
Tor with scrspulous puneualrty; while
the countlng-room oil the newspaper is
tie Sc at of lewing"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

eFN A Baby Fair opened d, Buffalo o.,
Tuesday, log slip. OF humanity being
entered, for exhibHon.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

ANIMAL PLASr.---The Baton Rouge
Comet says that Mr. P +. Stanton. of
Livingston Parish. In tat State, has a
very singaIc plan, IN MS garden, which
seems to be the connecting link between
the ANIMAL aud vegetable world, The
plant IS abou, three fee, high, and its
stems reach tie ground. A, the end !,
is armed with small sharp substance
with which 1t pierces insects and hits
them INTO the eaIyx, where they are
graspea by the plan, and appropriated to
ITS support.
AT recent state fair held at Chicago
the receipts We're about $4,000. while
the amoant taken BY pickpocke,s a, the
sam time was over $4,000. Another
year they could double / cir receipts by
employing the ptc<pockets.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
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WHOLE ALE T. RETAIL
Furniture and chair VAR Rsoms.

We turtle The attention Of he citizens Of
Ttpton. and Cedar county III general, 10
our assortment Of furniture. chairs and
mattresses, consisting Of erery article gen.
orally calisd for IN our line. We hare
some trs"ty different styles Of chairs, ca-
ry,ng in Prices from 81 so 10 $40 dolls.
per set; Rocking, al from 81 SO 10 $40.
bureaus plum ind fancy from STA to
$40, Bedstsads from 50 80 10 so piece.
IN short, IRE thank you for your iiberat
patronage thus tar, mud inpte all IN .,aat
Of articles IN our lane 10 gre US call and
rs sal s'fsrs 10 sui! you IN price and
style. We warrant epery ARTICLE 10 BE- as
represented. Union Block, aer, door 10 J.
Temp & c.. .Nuseatins iora.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

d In New York, the other day, a
Catskti wagon stood IN Cherry street,
WITT the following painted on lis three
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
Yam Dem.

saJr A gentleman VIKING from Cuba
to Louisville, Ky, says that The sugar
crop now growing on the Island o Cuba
viii probably be the largest ever gather
ed OH the Island. he cane was already
grown, and only waiting Tor the concen-
trauon oil the juice. NoJaIog but Il ,at-
nado Ca Isleat the hopes Of the Planter.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
The Butter Tree.

On the banks Of the Nigar, in Africa,
they have tree called the Shea. from
which excellent butter il obtained. The
tree is like our oak. aud the fruit some
what resembles the Sp,nisn olive. The
kernel oil the iru'l is dried IN the sun
aud then boiled. and the butter thus OBJ.
tanned is winter. fir.ner and Of a richer
flavor tan that Obtained from the milk Of
cows. besides keeping swee, year with
out salt. The gowth and preparation Of
TINS article is one Of the leading objects
Of African industry. and it constitutes a
main article OF Their inland commerce. -
If present prices continue, We sugges,
that our dealers inpor, supply Of veg.
e,able butter from Africa. Or may be
the tree itself can be acclimated, aud ev-
cry man have butter tree in his yard.
Err.
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~ ~ - - ~ IL WS.
An Ola, corrqY,SAat f14,n spaa,
sor Tor the t'io saSg, sl,"1~n. D. 4 Afane,
o. Tact. h, wlsaesto pus on rescord. @
Wulstaayr is ne u ,de chest men it,
those parts, .rd has made his money by
drivln- shaip bargains. His hired man
was one day going along with Il ad oil
hay, which he overturned upon COW,
slnotherlns lhe poor tbing- 70 death before
they could get her out. Her owner
Jones. called ap,n W. iVmiaker the
next day md demanIed ,.Ay nen, Tor the
loss oil his COW.
= 'Cer'a'uIy, said Mr., .WAi,,aker, what
do yoa think she was worth! +~a
We'll, about ten dollars said Jones
l~%sAad how much dad YOU get for the
hide and talIow = as..
Ten dollars and a half, sir
Oh, we'll, then you owe the just Atty
cents.
JONES was mys.ified, and Whitaker
very fierce IN his de.aand. and teiore
Jones could e, The thing s,aiIgnt IN
his mind, he lor Led. over the money.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24
GREEN 4 IlrnU

M WHANFs -Keep hanf Ready Male
- 1,s'hing, 'b9nfs ant Sioes, YanEee MI.
-, Dry 20" =, Groceries, &c Rochester.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

List Of lel,ers remaining ~ the Pos,
Otiice at Rochester Cedar touniy Iowa.
on the first day OF October. A. ID. 1875.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-26
From the Independence MO, Messenger 81 Dee 8.
AFFAIRS IN KANSAS.

Since the issuance OF our last paper our
streets have been filled with men who are on
their way to Kansas to give aid to the author.
ities IN enforcing The Territorial laws. Our
last accounts inform US that there are | 800
men at The camp at Waukarusa, six miles
this side OF Lawrence. they have six pieces
oil artillery in camp. We learn that the
Frtesoi lers have seven companies of fifty
men each, well drilled, in Lawrence, but
that they have no artillery. We are also n>
formed that they have proposed to surrender
the men who engaged IN rescnng the prisoner
from the possession Of the sheriff. and il is
understood that The Governor went To Law
renee on last Thursday TO see something
touching the matters of difficulty. Should
this be true, It is probable that terms will be
made without further trouble. This is great.
ly to be hoped. All men should depIore the
shedding OF blood; and, should blood be she'd,
none can conjecture when'iqwould terminate.
~ history and all experience teach Us that
civil war, procee it from whatever cause il
may, ends in the snbyersion ot liberty, in
the reign Of tyranny and anarchy, the sacri-
ice Of right, aud the eyaltation of the cor.
rupt and heartless.
From gentleman who left the camp al
Waukarusa yesterday At nom We learn that
there had been no fighting up to that time.
The people Of Lawrence had denied that any
o. Tue men engaged IL rescuing the prisoner
IRON the Sheriff were in the city. Il is I'M
dcrstood that The Governor demands all Of
the arms OF the Yankees to be given up. If
some terms were not agreed upon yesterday
the town was to be attacked this morning.
Governor Shannon wasin Lawrence when our
informant left. Gen. Atchi,On was at the
camp at Waukarusa
Ielesraphic reports from Independence,
daled The 18Th instant. state that the troubles (
at Lawrence had been settled, ami that the {
military companies from Missouri had been
dlsbanded aud were returning home.
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EsPfaIeSeE Tnrk IIrsr 'I'g.cnER
ring 10 The remark 10 this paper. SAYS The
National Intrlligrucer, few days ago a.
70 the inconvenience arising from biennial
sessions of State Legislatures, the Portsmouth
Tribune saws:
: Experience thus Gar IN Ohio has also pro.
ven that biennial sessions 10 not operate for
che interests II the State. Tie wants of twa
millions u people, occupying space oficr.
ritory ~ extensive a. Ohio, and H. progress.
sive aud enterprising d, our population are,
cannot be met BY legislation every two years.
shott annual sessions would be more eeu-
nomical and satisfactory"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-26
DGNrn or RopERr scnuYLrn.

The following lines. translated from the
Courier des Flats Uiis &c December 10, for
the New York Evening Post. from private
letter irnm Paris. are calculated TO produce
ascnsation in New York
g Robert Schuyler died about the middle
OF last month, at his residence in tie en,i.
rons OF Genoa, where he had been living for
some time IN the strictrst ncognita with his
family.
The place II his residence would have
been known long time ago if certain per.
eons, occupying important positions in the
management of several railroads, and espe.
oially 81 the New Haven Railroad, had not
been deeply interested il securing his silence
and absence FROM the country.
Since his departure frnm America his
health has been on The decline. and he finally
dird Of grief aud mpr,6catiau.
Several eminent inanciers &c New York
will nat be sorry tn learn the new, Of his
death. lie has left, as am informed,
great number II important papers. which will
be published They will form curious
chapter IN the history &c Specializing enter.
prises IN The New World"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-26
THE FARMERS GUIDE

SCIENTIFIC Avn PRACTICAL. AGRICULTURE.
By HESar SrrFurSs +. u. =, ~ Edinburgh. and the
late ]. Y. NnnTny. Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
IN Yale College. New Haven. vols. Royal Octave.
1900 pages, and numerous wool and steel Engra,inas
This ~ cOnesscdly, the most complete work on Aer.
culture published and in order TO give i a wider
circulation lie Publishers have resolved 10 reduce tie
price 10
Five Dollars for The Two Volumes!
When sent W mail (post-psid) 10 California or Ore.
con. The price gill I've s7 70 every other part u tie
Mon and ioCan,di ,posi.paid) So. This wo,k is act
the old Book ui The Fam
Rcmlsnees for any q the above publications should
always he addressed. postpaid, 70 the publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT a co.
No. 81 Gold street. New YofE.
December 70. 10
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TnE Cosr.--Accorling 10 4 Paris CORES.
pendent u the National Inieiligencer. the
cost 81 the Easten war greatly exceeds one
million q dollars per day. This is indeed
rnufmons. such an outlay, long continued,
must produce disastrous results t. the M.
tons immediately engaged. II j. said that
~ 10000 hnr.es sent to the Black Sea by
France, only 10000 remain. The other .0,-
600 either persisted 10 battle, or through cx-
posture. fatigue and neglect The average
cost was about sion each, and about as much
more % ennsey them % The Crimea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-26
Alamance Female Academy,

NHlS Institution, located in the immediate vicinity
Of Mehanessille Depot, and under the supervision
Of the Rev A. e. Hughes will lie opened for the recep
non Of pupils on the LIST day of January. 1856.
We promise ouI hest eilols 10 qualify those placed
10 this school TO become intelligent and useful members
Of society. We have secured the services Of Miss M,
NJ T. FArckTT, who Is graduate Of the louisbnrg
SCHOOL, aud whose training, while in that institution
was with sperial reference 10 Tie work Of teaching Az
dona aid will be employed, the wants Of the School
may demand.
Board per session Of five months, S35 90
Spelling. Recalling and Whiting, 30
Geography and Arithmetic, 10 90
English Grammar Chemistry and Phi.
losophy, Ie 90
Tuition in Musk, Is 90
Use Of Piano, AGO
Decrnher To- t7.-av
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TESTIMONIAL To COMMODORE PERRr.-The
silve1 ware manufariur dinrp,eseni, iinn 10 coUI.
NJ. q. Perry, hy tile Fhamter nf Commerce
aud Merchants oi New York. as y testimonial fpi
snceess ~ negotiating The Irais with Japan, has
just been finished. and consists Of dinner, tea
and coffee sri. cnmpn.lng the follow Ing sr,icles:
soup iureens, sanre tutcens, vegetable dishes,
dish covers. butter coeirrs. salad tlishe,, ice
dishfs. sal stands. gravy bosts, centre piece
Tor fruIi aud d,wsrs, large silver tea and coiire
.nrsice Of seven pieres. lul complement or
table iffk. and spoons. table and trseri knlycs.
ladles. lr. Tue whole will cvsl from SO 600
10 81 600.
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Hio'rqgs ffis. an unfIiline Rcnely f1r III Disor.
drrs u The GhcI aud Lungs oliver Thompson. u Fit.
W Fails, New FORK. was certainly IN most dcpotahs
state q health ten weeks ago; 81. lungs 50 Inc doctors
toll him. wrte completely gnnr hs chest anil II iar, n.
hndy generally, had scarcely atom II esh On H. -
tim hal be hcrane. IL addition 10 tlli. BE- h,d cough
which completely shook him 70 pieces c.e Are III own
words be his as called on Professor Holloway TO In.
form him that III these complaints have been removed
~ Hollsways Pills. after Ne had used ihrm seven weeks
anh two days. and he frrls hicr than hc over did
q his lie These Pill. viii readily remove al disease.
u Inc stomach and howels
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Boarding Scilnal.

4 HAVE again procured the services of Miss Olive
Is. Alien (fram Vermonl.) to take charge of nv
school, which will open Monday l4th January next
aud close Oh the 10Th June. have no hesitation in
saying that Miss Alien Is as well qualified 10 leach ali
the branches usually taught in female schools as any
lady in this country.
TERMS:
Board, per month, Sc 90
FULTON, Tor the lower branches per session, 8 90
English Grammar, Geography. Needle-work,
Painting aud Drawing. aud French, 10 90
Musc on the Piano, without extra chargc.l IL so
We have good rooms and every i,ing possible will
he done to make the girls comfortable My oi,ec, in
opening the school is moi so much 10 make money. as
TO save money y having my children educated q, home
c. F.FAUCETT.
December II, 1855. ls.-..
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poll IN The lSfl inst.
The STEINER Hermann sailed from Liverpool
on lie 5ih.
Tie ship Constellation. from New York. WIS
totally Destroyed III ftc ~ Tie river Mctsey.
on The diy alter .he sniysl. llcr cargo was
DESTROYED. bn, Tic pas.rnsers' bgglge was
landed safely.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-26

Drcl.roy il ra,oR ~ Mas. Garxrs.-Ncw
Orleans. December 1.-THE Supreme Court
tbs murning made decision in Mrs. Gaines
case, reversing the licisinn in the Second
District Court, and dcCrccing that Daniel
Iiatke's will of 1878 bc probatcd: and that
Mrs. Gaines be put IN possession Of the
property she has 80 long commended Cor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-26

Valuable Negroes for Sale.
gENIE suisciitrf has been commissioned 10 sell
Young Woman and female child tWn YEAR. OLD
The woman il m excellent washer aud ironcf .nd use.
col IL household business genrraIls. 4 good bargain
will W offered u carly application i made.
Two good Pianos
arc alo offered for sale onc II which has been very III.
tic n.c nj al uii rrie ani perfect il liz tone The
Other his hren more used, hut equal In tome COED
bargain will lc offered 10 either. Apply soon, 10 tbs
subscriber at Chapel It'll. or al iLis Office.
II. 4. OWEN.
November &c. iG--sW
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,DEsSNEuTao,a.
C0TE 1T LAST!


& AN now in receipt Of a LARGE and wETJ'sr.
LECI I'D Stock OF Fall and Winter Goods. which
au determined to sell at reasonable prices. gslo
gise few leading articles:
COCO yards OF LalieOes all grades;
1870 yards Of striped, checked, plaid, and solid col.
ofed Mousline de Lnincs: ~
French and English Merinos. assorted ,oi,,..
CObursh Cloths;
Mohar Debage, for ,i1ing dresses:
Black figured, and plain black Aipqras.
Black figured, and plain black silks;
Bllck More Antique silk, for jresscs AMI ,n,n,ir,.
Plaid, checked. and plain eoIored Silks;
White aud Black sk baces;
More Antique, and Velvet Ribbons;
Gailoons and Gimps. Of oil colors for trimn;ncs.
Black and eOlored Cloths, for making cloals. e.
call particular attention 10 nv .lork Of caoJs s,r
Men and Boys wear, II being much larger Than nsn,
comprising ia part, ''''
kenurky Jeans; Ermine Clolh: DiaroualTwee1,.
Black and coored Salincits
IlacG DoesSln Cassinercs, Of all prices;
Fancy end plain coofcd CassiErfes.
5000 y'ds Of bcacbcd aud nnbeached Cotton t.lobs.
Fine black aud coored Cloths;
He'd aud White Flannals, Of al grades:
linseys, Of al qualities;
Linen and Cotton Tohle ClaiLs:
Apron Cheeks; Bed Tirkinr;
Negro AMI bed BiInkrts. sone very fpr.
Ladies Collars, sleeve Gull, and Chemsrlis. French
worked hands: '"'"
Irish Linens If all qualities;
B'illlnls, f1r unirrrresses:
Jacoar' ele'kei, striped, figured, aHl Plain Swiss
4 great yariey Of Gloves, for ladies', gentlemen ssl
thilirfu; ""'
Ladies, ard Mems Ruiicr oversboos;
Mems BHiIsla Oyer.shpcs:
SCHOOL BOOKS always On hand.
large lot ct Fine Cigars, Of the mos, appyr~rg
bfands' sinobing and Chewing Tobacco. rerr Sbare.
snefS' Spring; AIles; Mas., Jriicn Canvas; Oh
ZAP nns Horse C"lars igngs Sadilehngs: Coach.
Eopal, and l5pan yafnisles: Paint ami Yarisi -
rs' Linseed End Train OILS Castings Grind $50,
iiaHginss. &C. NEWS
Ail Of tie above, anil any hne usually ksF; in 70.
tail store en- &c found al JAMES Wfpp.s
nst1'pi "a. "a
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FLoUR-N. Carolina, 8 90 : o a5
MOLAsSES--Guba, 8s a.
N. Orleans. 90
sUGAR--Brown, ~ Of
Loaf and Crushed. ZOE IL
III a ia Il i II ID .

~ this place, at the residence OF Iemuel Lynch, Esq.
On Wednesday the 18th instant, by the Rev. Rober.
Burwcll, Mr. i. G. MiTcnELI, Merchant of Caswel to
Miss JULIA I. ADAMS, formerly Of Greensborough.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-26

DIR. Graph. South African Missionary.
states that tie King of Abyssinia has pra-
hlbiicd slavery. rcnpunced palygany, and
y auxlous for the introduction VI European
arts aud artisans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-26
New and Fresh Goods,

alI Gu. ".
'SsHE UNDERSIGNED has Just reformed ron Noe Yort
with eli assortment at Goods f5s Gentlemen
wearr comprising
seaoni's, Bielsy' and Dermou sfassoa's
Broad Cloths, Velvet, Beavers and other
Oycrcoatiitgs,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Felyet, Cashmere, and Moire Antique
Vestings,
keady-made Clothing, and Furnishing Goods.
to WHICH he respectfully invites the attention Of his
friends and the public.
lie hos The satisfaction Of stating, that his selection is
ny iar The most perfect regards true iast eeean,e
anu quality, ot any that he has egcr before offered
The experience Of more than twenty wears has leoo
fully exercised for The heaet Of his customers end Ill
efforts 10 please in this instance have already been fully
and capacity.
iis snek Of Cloths were purchased fresh as imported
from hc most fashionable and best established houses
and Tor bis Ready made Clothing, both as to style and
hnish' he challenges the closest scrutiny.
All Is A, No. /. And a No. fit is promised. or no
pay required.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
October l2.
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TRUST SALE

u Y virtue q Deed IN Trust 10 me executed hy 10.
I'D seph w Srrl fcf certain purposes therein men.
toned, shall eel lor cash, or On short credit AZ the
residence 81 siid STEEL III Alnmanrc county, one mile
east Of Hawfc church, Friday the u, DAY 81 Feb.
tuaiy, ls5d, the following property, VIZ iict Of
Land. king on NAdam's Creek, and ai lining lie lands
Of AlcSandcr Kirkpatrick. James ri Albright md others
containing auut 465 acres. mme Or ess Also twelve
lkry Negtoes, The most Of whom young and saIu.
able. Also three Wagons anil Gear. sis head Of Horses
ono Daauch anil Harness, Buggy nnd Harness. ten
head Of Canc fifteen head cf sheep twenty fyc head
u Hogs. ~ biz Farming Tools blacksmith Tools. Cut.
ting Machine. Wheat Fan Household and Kitchen Fur.
nufr; ~ his right lille and interest IL retian Lot
IL Land IL the town &c Gtahtn containing about one
acre. subject 10 . mortgage of about $500; also one
other lot, cdnianHg about halt acre, whif i also
SUBJECT 10 Oh nrumhfancr tur about $500; also OH int.
irH II nnr eighth pan d islu Riehs Patent Iron Beam
rl,S frr Tie state 81 North Carolina and seven coun.
iirs III Virginia.
JOHN o. HOLT, Trustee.
ptcc1,lrf l. is
BLANKS for sale at this Odicc.
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Cedar Grove Academy,
Mr.. & Hrs. Burwell's School.

,ENHE next ression will begin on "Wednesday, Janu.
airy 10th, 1856.
TEnMs--payabIe half in advance.
Board and Tuition, $50 90
Music, a5 90
Use Of Instrument for practice. 90
Latin and French, each, 10 GO
drawing, 10 To 20 90
Tuition for Day Scholars, Is and is 90
The Music, French and Drawing, will be taught by
Mr. r, F. Hunt who FIR several years has been leach
ing in the Oakland Institute, No,dslown, Pa.
December Is. 10.
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WANTED.

rEvow ard co,,un Cloth, rliin sni s,dppd liuarys.
Hunespuu leans. Dried Ap.lta. Fltt seed Fea.
lF5 a6i III uilr, Minds Ui Jyunlty fteeiuer, Ia Els.
eh3Ble to- GVcls.
J. q. TrgEENTIsg 4 son.
November Y. Gl=
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EilIshorough Academy.

s'HE next erssion Of his School will commence on
TUESDAY The ed day Of January, 1886. Terms !:
Classical Department. sci; English, sl7 Paymen.
any time during The Session.
llAZELL NORWOOD, Principal.
December /, 1855. H.
The Raleigh Register and STANDARD inset SIX weeks.
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TO TIE pTHT,Ic.

HE subscriber taxes this meihnd Of iuforrpipy IA,
customers and the public generally, that his MilIs
are Us lfs rae order iai making Flour Il the hest lind
ani With despatch having three pair Burfs running.
a'a e'n ulihe ioad o. Flour N few hours. Tie
Alls arc within about tlfer miles sf Inc p,I t,sJ
where the Flour can e put and shipped 70 apy mat
ket desired. Those from distance coming s,flg in
The evening. can have their Flour made bV tbe nert
morning. 20 tho; thE can take il 10 the al Road. mi
returning can gel ihsi olal Ia take home al the same
trip. Barrels kept constantly on hsnd.
Tie very best prices Will IL paid fof WHEAT hy
,i, salssef' At 'lte Mills, or al cer b. iiHins, ii
10000 bushels Of Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October 81, II