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IMPORTANT no PRINTERS.

A good compcsitor and pressman is wanted
70 act as Foreman of tis Office. Nine i'ut a
lmsn Of temperate habits .needaRply. Publish-
en- please notice.
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wASur~GroN.

z
ss0ssver ,w3mfs Wore.
Dear Mrs. Pre,rrt.
Az one of the rufFarors in
this he.ieged citvs have taken the lihertv Of
addressing You IN most imnortant subject.
Tn The Fall Of 1888 ~hen everybody was sick
or diving and nohodv coula eat the farmers of the
surrounding country sent sheen rnd heeves,
meal, fowls. ee7s md hntser 10 the eafIicsedp =
Now we are what is 'eft of ns. ,ls well and heva
do,hirr to ea4 Those p'sntefs that send in
anvthinr at all have raised the nricea Of their
vrndable commodities rom 26 10 so per cent
sreculstinr on our necersitiee write - have
this matter publicly discussed and II need Il
brought before ne town council a neiohbor
has suprested Mrs sq~eer's recipe fnr al emp-
" stomach. Treael< Our worthv 1Isvor mieht
administer II two dass IN week instead Of one,
as thev aid II Do ~ bo,s Hall and We .airhs
find enoush otber thinvs u ken sorl and bodv
toerther the other sve days. 1T ne hen
from you on Tire subject snd yau Win obliee
friend and 6ibscriber
of1vEn rwIer.
IT, ~ 1ksekefay. 4 7 I|| sa1Oun1
- ~ sneaas1 = dg|S& d q ~ X! :
tion oniue ~|lles Ths - sct VI
10 ! ] !; ls.ss ss..'ss : I i i
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REPoRr OF THE HOARD or

We have not a.single case of z ellow
Fever III th4 city. Our town is health-
ier atthis time than we have ever rknown
IS J. Fl. LAwREEoE, F. BARxsDALE,
g. M. POWELL, Y: y; HYATT.
J. ". BARSErT, =. =. Kidd,
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PIjREIC SPEAKING.

r NJ. YERGRR, and H BARKsDALE, opposing
eandidstes fer the Legislature will address their
Fellow Citizens at the following times and pla-
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CARD.

VIII Hon. D. G. GI.ESs, Hon. ]. b. FaEE-
IAN, or any other gentleman meet Rev ]. I.
CHArsAH IN Kesciusko. any time II October,
and diacuss with him for two or three dsys the
political subjects now agitsting the American
people. Ifany gentleman accept the propcsi-
ton thpy will please give notice through the
4 aMississippians 4 what time they win mest.
=. 1..ELLIS.
"Mississippisns ana American papers please
rIofire t - 81 s zs - 81
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~ Yalobasha. God prosper her. says
the Grenada Republican of Sept. I. is Is
true as steel to the cause Of Sam. be is
dsncing gracefully and with joyous tread
70 the sweet music Of American principles.
"No p-nt u Utica contracts our powers. !"
Success IN November will surely be ours.
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B@- Mssrs. j. K. Cliaton and Fulton An
derson are doing yeomaa's service in the Ameri-
can cause IN North Mississippi, and fully sustain
their reputation as able and eloquent debaters.
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FOR 0ovEKNOR;
GENERAL CHARLES d. FONTAIvE.
(cf Pcntotoe County,
Soa7scafrARY on srArf; 90
A. @. HORN, Of Clark county.
For Auditor Of Phulic Accounts;
FL SWAMI, Of Himds co
iPor State Treasurer;
iR. 8. srITH, Of Marshall co
or chapcery court Csfls,
CARrENTER, Of Hnd'
;FssJndgs Of High Court ID Districts
c. p. SMITH, Of Wakerson
FOR CONGRESS. M
lH Dis., Capt J.H.R. T,AYL Of Marshall.
"a do LOCKE E'HoUsTON,o Of Monroe.
eth 10 w. A, LAKE, ofWarren,
rvoR srArE SENATOR.
p. b, sTARKE, of Bolivar,
e, M. YERGER.
b. R. HOLMES.
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sar The Flag, at Jackson, Is publishing se-
ries of very able letter from Judge Mayes, on the
subject of the temporal power of the Pope. which
if our space allowed, Ne wcsld transfer to our
columns.
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~. Col. Joseph B. Cobb, of Lowndes. is th'
American candidate Cor Congress il the thirt
district ID opposition 70 Hon. Wm. Barksdale, II
anti-Anlefican candidate.
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liz WOULD PEEx. Joe Doseiall ind
wife. strong. minded wife. She look ed
upon joe rs Il necessary evil, treating
Inn very much as the lady did her hus-
band on the North River steamboat. who
ven,ured to object TO some Of he. arrange
ments Tor travel, when she shut HIM up
suddenly By telling hun. In the hearing
oi dozen passengers-"W Why. what Is
it TO you, If had known that you were
gong TO act SO, | wouldn't have brought
You along" Blu, Joe and Mrs Dove
tail never travelled They were always
at home. though Joe was rarely seen
there or elsewhere She had long trained
him to the habit of retiring under the bed
when company called. aud so familiar
had he becof.e with that retreat. II WAS
a question whether, III default OF personal
service a warning 10 militia training
would hold him, unless left under thai.
bed. as being his "last usual place OF
abode During the stay OF Mrs Joe's
friends, he occass Ionally thrust out hls
head, like a turtle. but one glance oil the
loving eye OF his spouse would send hun
under with cold shlvers running up his
buck. One day, as she was hob-nodding
over the fire with friend and social
glass. Joe ,hrus, ou, his figure head and
deiied the shakes and frowns Of his wife
tlll, growing valian, and desperate, he
sung out :-"My dear. you may shake
your head just as much as you please,
but tell you, as long as have got the
spirit Of man. will peek 70
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l.Nortrll
.estt.,f,e,,e Eii,wlffs a,,t. "a.
Sailing o er Life Sea.
Lai'a'ei from 'he German.

hi'a'ed from the Gelman.
BY WILLIE L. HAfoa.
SuInr Ger Lies irouhlous sea,
" hy gaz, thus So WiNiiuliy,
Ger rs broad immeu>fy.
Sp,rit, iwIst me and the shore,
Bdtnws surge and hr.nker- rosr
And shudIer, more aud mure.
To.Icr toward yen bll>sfil rtaln.
Waves thy frau batqne may "yetMEela
Pray, VINO sittrih al the helm
SPIRIT. | am but chid.
Naliiu. lor some angel mii,
From the Iaal ca..ed Uultdled.
Stranger. see yol ua, y5n heflls.
Daitins DER the blIiov, datk
Wei het onward pfnstts' Hare
hare Matched Il iot 4 >F2te,
In th. hui, ot M p,su raee--
Tell me, whsnca AM wire 1t. P'a.e
Stranger, one as int A. thaH,
" ,th the ,nuth iAsl na hls ataH,
. tee stool uabt II rs PROV
Snfit ii thc ufIAuo*u teI.
Dd he brave t.ic ,ntsr aui >"cil,
Asa brave mln. ,ttans aud wei !
Quesiluter - one esvts ts,ie,
Sea.n,mphs wnned him 10 their siaer
Aud from them he chnn,e h'iIe
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LosE TnouGHrs,-Mrs. Maculey having
published book under this tule, Mr.,
Garrick was asked if he dI not think ii
a strange tltle for lady 10 choose: by
no means, said he, ',he sooner a wo-
man get rid OF such thoughts the better,
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jNigrrIlaIlrollr.
MR.. PEPPERS WIFE.
How he shut her IN.

/
preston 'ii', II Is MN ilne you Nefs
getting "fshN'ast. rs my i"r'nnf house
NeePef understood al my WISHES with
~ At" 10 'Hese ''ll'sS' | found |. un-
necessary 10 give any orders respecting
mem on' win You 1t Is different, As
." nave never ct meal IN iht' house,
oi course You known nothing OF the res-
'.''1,'', ,'I .S y, a ...e ''."zel''.as ' =f,
~ ,"s "'S' pa 'a' " III '''".e d
p'e ~ nv ai'l''s,'' ''i' ''' ''', Ne'''e ~
~ -" y ~ ~ ,''"H' .''' u ''s'r I'd.
L. ~ tz, - - ~ -; ..'9.
accustomed MALTA ,nioc =, L.l ava
+, me-, co,,.,.lc, >, s.,ass,,, =, -,
-, d., .,,5..,,.., -.
.tlnfl 49,, 49,, :, ,.,,, oa,, an, '..',,'
= ,,.Lan .,.,,..1,. ;...'.,,,
- - - '''5''' '''.''''''e
Tn. oc.,r,e5 ,ia ,,o...,#, ar,s- Mr.
p,na., -, - 6ans.=l..,....a., VI
| p.ra1, ~. .a4-.,l,. ,,I=-zs7,=l -
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Halifax. Nav o1th.
TIE steamship America. from Liver
pool. on Saturday Nav t2fh, arrived at
I,lifay at Q, tht O'Clock 4 y .4,h N.
slant.
] The steamship Uaion s,ilpd from
Souinamptou on the otl Instant qi,h so
passengers.
The Union conyevs iu,e}lirtrce that
Drown de FIiuys had reslTrp5! ffou
,.uwfIlinaless to protrael the var and
Count NTaiewsky is appointed French
Minister of For elm tf!',,fs.
The Union also announced t,si the
documents, nf the Vienna Conference
had beer, laid before Parliament, Also.
that Rrsch,d pacha had been snperced,a
is VIzlrr. by Mchpuet 'Pacha. and tina,
the ASSASSIN pianori had been conflonlr-
I'd to death A $50 that the erljrrant
.hD Joan Plymouth for Quebec, was
wrecked with considerable loss Of life.
Since the Union sailed event. have
5cen i.teresrnq but HOT Of decisive mn
lna 4rtance.
rae English press admits that heacs
Of peace !.aye fled. rha, no assistance
can be expected from Ausrrl, an.! but
hulc from the rest of Earape conse.
ducs.ly that France and ENGLAND must
tinht it out.
rte Iondop Times n,hlisl,as rp.
f,n3fk,l,le ar,ir[a ex,,pss,',r ,bes4 views
The T,mc. has also an ca,tor,l IN be-.
hal. # the ra,crnr4nt Stain, ,ha, i,
:. i,.po..5hI..5 IN ,,nr.,,,. ,ho aa;r7.d dnrn.
mont. &c tho y,aou, Co,faronce with.
our sec,no thg, Russia was never in earn
os, ~ her nretended des;,e ,or ,oa,c.-
sa,na ha',ey.r ,L,,l I,G.ron,}, .,,o
r4ri Grow " ,be HIS .f Ia,ds M.
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Smith and Brown runnin

Smith and Brown running opposite
ways round a corner. struck each other
"Oh dear said Smith, "how you
made my head ring
That's sign il's hollow" said b.
"Did'n't yours rins?' said ),
'No."
That's sign its cracked," rep lied his
friend.
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ila!lrax, Nay 9Th.

Ans'ria a5om Ia declarc Ne~tra1ily.
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the apartment and as soon as he had
closed the window, he sood bolt upright
II the middle Of the room and sad in n
"jrzrbe come fo,tb p
No answer
lad Jn'ya, ,t,ior, - o..a.,. -
StII =, r,.aonss Al, p L,a,,. >.
feel nnaa.c md h,s,;,y -on,uaa..s. ~
search the r,,g,. ha b,1 80. ar..sa,ag
far when he htars sl,,,s ,,,tsr .ana.
wbars -. ,ho y,.;a,,, 1.' of ,Sa a., A.. n
me- n ,l,a l,or h. a,,e,na,s ,S'' = ,an :,
bu, 6al4 b,mSalf \ nr1.anr, T5ere =
one NOR rhanrn ba tb,l.s aa1 hnrr.z.
Ia tba wp59oW. L,tal,s for NJ p, l..
= Ne had ~. anavel ,as I,5l.r 5,d II.
ran1o. c>sa,e
H. sit4 daqa on , -, .,l l,af=.
rarft5ty around In, sgJ nrss.a,l,. \.
ARISES aa.I eicLs-u, a ,.,y l.l..,n.n,. e +,
lattet=nai.h IS LINZ, tls ra,rs, arI
6nl& It IS from P,Jrr pt,mro.e II.
,.'''t sue ms zone win s's
- ,.,, ~ il.'' r.,
- '''''''.'.i'. '''' ''''' U'''' ~
10 ? - = ''',' u = y ''3 ga 'i'e ''ote
oa''.'e '''''' =i''e '''a's 's'i'y '1",'l II up
~ ''' "''4 sees "ifd' e7'',ti5
- - ~ = - -''i '1e 'tS' oi nun
~ ~ ''s'i' ",9''''u ms '',eAA
i.'.' : '.'e '','>s'''5 @', e"r'' ana '"e walnut
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Lite f1'oJoh'Hty Of pare.
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NJ MBIIR q

S'tge Of @e5aataPoi sttH IN pre., ess.
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The steamship Uaion stilrd from
Southampton on the 9tli iaSiant &i,h SO
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Spirit Of tge &c., gaItigB, Uogtg- g arol1ps.

quantity received from the west this yea
exceeds that of 1854 by thousands of busl
els. When the amount now in the hands !,
SPECTATORS is disposed Of we may look for
rapid decline.
The attention of spectators is now turne
principally to the articles of Sugar and M,
~lasses, and from the great advance in ii
price of these articles it is estimated that Il
Stuarts 1.-THE great Sugar Reiners) if the
could realize on the Sugar which they nc
have in store at the present price would max
a net profit of near a million of dollars. N
reason can be given for this great advanc
except that the stock is now mostly in til
hands of spectators and heavy operators.
There is no unusual demand for these ar
ticles and the prospect of an average crop j
considered good.
The Fair of the American Institute is nov
open at the Crystal Palace, where many rar
and beautiful articles Of merchandise m,
agricultural productions, are being exhibited
Howard Hotel. Oct. 20, 1855. ARGUS.
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REcEfpTs FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST rssuE.-$1 Henry NJ. Foust, Ora
ham /; J. W. Milford, Golden Place; Miss Susan A.
Davis, St. Pauls W. II. Mcmillan, Geo. A. b.
Parker, Hawley's Store B. Gabriel, John Labs
ten, Beaufort J. W. Boney, Teaoheys Martin
Redding, Jas. N. Harris, Briar Creek ; E. Honey
cult, New Castle H. Willis, Beaufort A. C. Par
ham, Asylum; o. M. Matthews, Taylor's Bridge /;
J. H. Mayfield, Ridgeway K. NJ. c. Williamson,
Smithfeld DR.. E. D. Ferebee, South Mills J.
Simons, Suffolk S. Thomas, Briar Creek W.. H.
Dowd, Lawsonville S. S. Webb, Oaks Miss N.
J. Sheek, Yadkinsville H. P. Megginson, Holly
Springs; Miss Mary J. Dicken, Westland; James
W. Mays, Marlboro A. A. Hudgins, John Askew,
Warren SIS John L. Brothers, Woodville; SO
John Beverly, C. F.. College; D. Williams, R. G.
Smith, auckland Asa Hays, Gatesville; D. E.
Wilfong, Newton; C. D. Wicker, Little Lick; D.
l.. Hoke, Texas WA. Coppage, Durant's Neck
]. j. Melvin, Whites Creek; VIM. Jackson, jr.
John Wrench, Hawley's Store Mrs. E. E.. Filing
ton. ST. Tammany S. Thos. Henderson, La.
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DEATHS.
DIALECTIC HALL

DIALEcTIc HALL, Oct. 18th 1855.
Almighty God, in his wisdom, has seen fit to re-
move from earth our late fellow member, John J.
Baldwin, and thus to cut short his earthly pill.
grimage in early manhood; in view, therefore
of the many exccllencies of character which en-.
deared him to+us, be it -
1. Resotued, That while we bow resignedly to
this mysterious dispensation of Providence, We
do sincerely lament our loss.
2. Resolved, That we tender in all humility oul
coincidence to his afflicted family, and more especial.
ly to his aged parents and youthful bride, fol-
their irreparable loss, and unite with them in de.
ploring a fate by which so much promise, and SC
many hopes have been blighted in an untimely
grave.
3. Resolced, That these resolutions be enter.
ed upon our records, that a copy of them be
sent to-the family of the deceased, and also to the
University Magazine and Spirit of the Age fol
publication.
A. H. MERRITT
J. II. C0BLE, Com.
N. III. WATSON.
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Raleigh Female Seminary.
N. C

s ~
ID EV. W. H. CHRISTIAN, A. M, President
(aided by a number of Teachers sufficient to
all the demands of the School.) |
The exercises of this institution will commence
on Wednesday, the 9th of next January. To the
buildings already on the premises, which are spa
cious and comfortable, and which are to be imme-
diately thoroughly repaired and fitted up, will
be added forthwith a large three story brick bull
ding. So that there will be room for a large num-
Der of boarders. Mr.. Christian, the President is
not only a graduate of r. NJ. College, but has
also graduated in several schools of the Virginia
University. He has had extensive experience in
teaching in Female Schools of high grade, so that
persons committing their daughters to his charge
may feel well assured that every effort will be
made necessary to their Improvement.
Terms per Session Of Five months:
Board, including eating, sleeping, lights
and fuel, $50 90
English tuition, Is 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, 20 90
Use of instrument, 90
Washing, 90
French, Italian, Anglo Saxon, Ancient Langua-
ges, Painting and Drawing in all their varieties,
Needle-work, DC, taught at the usual prices.
- Persons intending to board their daughters
Nth the President shontd inform him of the fact as
soon as they can, that he maE make his arrange
nsents accordingly. 1t is preferable that each
young lady should supply herself witt her towels
with her name distinctly marked on them, as well
as her other clothing. For further particulars ad-
dress Prof. w. III. CHRISTIAN, Warrenton Female
College, or A. M. GoRHAK, Esq, Sec. of the Board
of Directors, Raleigh, N. C.
Payments-one half in advance, the remainder
at the end Of the Session.
1t is very desirable that Pupils be present at thu
beginning of the session, as the classes viii then bt
formed, and a delay Of q few days may subjeci
them to Inconvenience.
Students win be admitted any time during thu
session, and charged from time of entrance only.
DIRECTORS.
c. W. D. HUTcHrNes, A. N. GoRHAS,
L. III. SELBY, y. ii. YOUNG,
J. G. PALMER, N. A. BLEDsoE,
g. Cooke, N.F. REID,
HENRY PORTER.
|, Ns- Star, Standard, Register and Post cop.
, weekly till LIST Jan. :.
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1855. e-si'
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MARRIED,

At Moore's Creek, Oct. End, by J. NJ. Alderman,
Esq, Mr.. Stephen ]. Boon of Sampson, to Miss
Sarah c. Herring, daughter of the late Joseph Her.
ring, of New Hanover,
On the 14th inst, by Rev. J. G. Barclay, Mr..
Charlton R. Barkly, and Miss s. A. Hancock, all
of Halifax Co., N. C.
On the 18th instant, by Rev.J P. Moore, DIR. C..
White, of Granville, to Miss Sailie A. White, of
Warren, n. C.
On the 10th inst, by D. C. Parrish, ESQ.,, Mr..
Jethro D.. Umstead to Miss Edna c., daughter of
Edmd. Tilley, ESD, all of Orange county, N. C.
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/. PETERSBURG MARKET.

Wheat, $2,05 cotton, prime 81 to s. salt, So
for fine, l so for G A -four, extra at %, and fam
lily at 1O4; Guano, the stocks are very much re-
duced, and sales making to-day at 81 and $55 T;
lard, 143 to l5c in kegs; barrels IL to 131; pals,
16 to IL; bacon, Va. hog round 144 to Is cts. |;
Virginia sides 144 to Is cts. behring's, No. 1 new
cut n. C. at $79 to So; Oct. 20.
FAYETTEvILLE.-Bacon supply abundant and
prices lower, sales l23 to 13c hog round corn
but little in market no change in prices; cotton,
prices lower sales 81 to So -four, in good demand
at $3.50 supply uncomonly light for the season and
stock much reduced rags, the price 81 wheat,
sales at 81 so per bushel; spirits tarpentine IS to
: Soc raw do. no change.
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MARKET.
B yGEO. II. KELLY, Grocer and Com. Merchant

By GEO. Fl. KELLY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Turpentine arrives slowly and steady at So 90
for soft; spirits turp. advanced to 424, but since
receded to 40c; rosin, not much doing, ST rs for
large, l IS No. l tar, receipts quite light, ad-
vance of SC, 50 rs pr bbl.; bacon, supply continues
light, 5000 lbs at Ice, hog round western lac
shoulders, Is sides corn getting scarce, a few car
| goes would sell readily; corn meal, supply good
at ST. to O5 -four, the supply is very light, ad
81 Or. 100 by eask cotton, 9 a 81 coffee sugar,
without change; molasses in light supply at 40c
| pork, mess 231 to %; fish No. 8, So salt, 1,500
| sack sold l 80, 90 days; teas, a good supply at 80
lard, 13@ to 14c; beef cattle, 5 to 6 per grass and
g. to 10 per stall fed lime in good supply at 81 2.
to 81 so; potatoes, a good supply at $24 to 3.
\ ¬ On 1QSS
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I" j. HAyENS would inform his friends, and
call those who have ny'decided taste for the
fine arts, that he has recently perfected himself in
taking the Ambrotype and Mezograph Portraits,
the only true, life-ike pictures that can be taken.
They are not reversed, and are more lasting than
the Daguerreotype. 1 would advise all to call and
see for themselves.
Raleigh, Oct. 9, 1855. Sim.
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WANTED.

A situation as Teacher by a young lady, from
the North, who has had two years experience and
can bring the best of testimonials. Possesses a
thorough English education with the higher Math-
amatics and the French, Latin and Spanish lam
guage. Is also qualified to give instruction in
Pencilling, Monochromatics, Crayoning. Painting,
Pellis work, Wax Fruit and Flowers. Terms,
$500. For further information address
ZACCHEUS BROWN,
2-4m Cnmfnrt- Innes county. Nc
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New Watches and Jevelry for the FairI

II am now opening a new and Fashionable stock
Il of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Plated Ware,
Cutlery, &C., purchased with care as to styles. II
is useless to state each artiele-the assortment il
large and complete.
All who wish Watchesrepaired or Jewelry made
or repaired, can nop have il done, as / have . first
rate Watch Maker and JeTeller from the North
Work shall be faithfully executed.
Va Old Gold and Silver bought.
JOHN C. PALMER.
p-r.:-L ~. 10 1oEE 81
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MAP OF NORTH CAROLINA.
AGENTS WANTED.

NOOKE 4 PEARcE's large Map of North Car
~ DINA, six feet by four, being now nearly ready,
we Ere anxious to employ active, energetic and re-
liable Agents, to canvass thoroughly every county
in the State.
Applications for Agencies, accompanied with
references and a stamp, addressed only to
SAMUEL PEARCE,
Hillsboro', N. G..
Hillsboro', Oct. 90, 1856. s-5t
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PRICES EMIT.
RALEIGH MARKET.

Reported by JORDAN woMBLE, Grocer.
Flour ID Dbl. $3.50 "a SIS 90; corn p bush. so
meal p bush. rs "a soc; fodder p hundred 80
a 9Oc butter p ID Is "a zoe.
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