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leAc5p Steam is ma iurpentlne DistIlleries) upon ia
It's It poeis; nov property amounting
Six Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds
prSgsry ere sysssgs secured ed. -,
has been than of ONE M per cent per am
5e on g an grades Of property embraced in operations
0f this Company BREaTdgs fsF tss gssssn year.
5.' JOS s,s g ! B. rI, IRovLHAc, Jons Cox Edsnton,
5ss sss Essss FySssss City
WHEN \ II ssHH hsssss sssssn
grG NfSs, Wsa, FSyss,s ass4s cHa3Eott
JAs: HoTr WashngtOp'' A: 7. SUNNY, AsieViIe,
All Directors are auhsIssd to receive applications
i Hsssr s D. RGy1s1s TEszss fsssidSsss Pes Ssst,t
S. W. WIRING, Treasurer,
JoHN G; PARrRpeE. seerftarH
J. HERsMAx. Generai 14ysnt.
}se 5s.,; Il i,s WIS, Esss'.siss e5".Ds;ts.~
All communications reference Insurance should be
addressed to The SeereaTy 1aP post @ pa PAD s1p,ncr
Raleigh, Jan. H. 1853 80
"a SURANC COMPANY, R,!e.gh n. e. THIS Company
nsures the lives cf ndivdualsf year. of years
participating in all the profits ofh Company For poll
therefor amounts to S3, be given half
the amount OF the premium bearing interest at per cent
Without guaranty.
The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid
by hs Company together with the low of premium
present great Inducements such to
SLAVES insured for term of from five years.
for twI-. rds their value.
AL losses paid within so days after satisfactory
Is presented.
DIRECTORS
G; GHARIEs F F. Johnson, WM. w HOLDEN,
WIN. d. HAYwooD, WX ID. CooKE,
JAMES +. JORDAN, r. Ii. BATTLE,
t2UINToN BUsBEE, tyM H. JONES,
ii. W. HUsrED, F. G. HILL,
WIN. II. McKEE, SEAroN GALES
CHARLES B. Ro.T.
OFFICERS.
DR. CHARLES Z. JouNsoN, President,
WILLIAM ID. HAYWOOD, Zee President.
JAMES F. JORDAN, Secrttary,
WILLIAM II. JONES, Treasurer,
H. w. HUSrED, -4.tOrneY.
CHARLES E. JoHNToN, NJ. ID. ! NrolicaE
WILLIAM II; Mckee. NJ; d; Boerd@
RIcHD. B. HAYWOOD NJ. ID. J Consultation
WILLIAM ID. COOKE,
W. w. HOLDEN, : Erecutire CON-
CnAnLEs i. Roor, miaer
j. HERSMAN, General agent.
For further inf1rmaon the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms of proposal VIII ch be obtained
at The Office Of the Company, orany ofits Agencies.
Conmun. cations Shou.d d be addressed (pust paid to
JAMES F. JORDAN .Secretary.
n <REEESRnRNVCIV Al fO
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DANK STOCK.-BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION
ID the capital Stock of the Bank of Wilmington, will
opened the I'd day ef April 1885, the office of the
Life Insurance Company, and remain open for Sixty Days
under the direction of -ez .Isa E
i Rp%asS 5AS 4 ! ssq%ssS 5SsRssS szs$SSrll osr,,r
Raleigh, April 8, 1855. 3s-2m.
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Law CorartnershiP.
MILLER AND ROC ERS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
RALE.cH, n. C..
Will attend promptly business entrusted tn Them
II w MIS-, II PoGTs
a.. ~ - - "A 66-tf.
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e College of Dental Surgery.
Hon. Jno. Fl. Bryan. Raleigh,
Prof Owen, w. f. College,
Prof. Wingate. g
Prof Wheat, Chapel Hill,
Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald jackson.
N. G. ss-sm-
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ITO THE PUELIC..,THE SUBSCRIBER Is
Il pleased intUrm the public that h 5 CHOLERA
AND .DIARRHEA MEDICINE affords more prompt re- |

ITO THE PUELIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
4 pleased to intorm the public that h CHOLERA
AND DIARRHGA MEDICINE affords more prompt re-
Lief the affections Of the Bowels and consequent
~ flcun all who have used it, than other
Med offered to the public The following are
among many testimonials Of ilS efficacy:
DR.. r. H. WoRrHiNGToN-Dear ST.: take much pleasure
in add ng testimony others in favor IF remedy
for Bwe Affections, &C. having frequently experienced
Its beneficial results in my own as well as IN many
others whom have gwen it. carried bottle of IT
wh to Baltimore and here permit to would
think of travelling without money without this
remedy,) and finding among acqua ntances there
who suffering with forms Of Bowel Affections
gave freely and in did it fail To afford the
PROMPT DECIDED RELIEF, 1t has done here.
congratulate and especially the pubic the discov
Of med VIII ch is better calculated TO
KIND and alier suffering ,han any other brought
before the people L. T. SPlERo.
This is to cert fy that, weeks back, was taken
wnh violent arrlGa which persisted for ght days.
Being some sixty mics fr"m home, made use vi all the
remed es could think Of but without a.rd ny relief
On arriving home, informed that DR.. K. Ii. Wur
IhingICn had prepared remedy for Cholera &c. and
advised to 1 DID 81, and my astonshment
single dse speedy and permanent relief VIII cl
time have used frequently in my family and justice
to the Doctur say, consider tile must 0a@u1ts He'd
tetns have used in an experience Of twenty years
F. NJ. CAPEuART.
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Terms of Advertising in the Standard,
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
and Attorney at Law,

RALEIGR, N. c.,
,y,, +t.pd tbe Couny and Superior Courts of Wake.
;hnston Chatham and New Hanover He is to be iEuna
t The office formerly occupied by the late Hon. WI" H.
HAYWOOD Jr. 20 len,
Ra G gh, january 9, 1884,. - !n--Mo>m-.n-.
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Lectures n the Seven Churches ] vol. IL mo.
our Lords Miracles "
the Parallels, '-
on Romanisnl, Z"
Scripture Readings Genesis,
." Exodus, .-. "
% St. Matthew, e"
" ST. Mark,
The Church before the flood, ("
The Tent and the Altar, .s -
Benedlctons, the Blessed Life, 9" :"
The Daily Life,
Voices IF the Dead
Voices Of the Day,
Voices of the Night.
For sele by Fl -. W. L. POAEROY.
March ), 1855. 81
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NLEW@ MANTILLAS--MdGHEE & WILLIAMS
IL Invite the Ladies inspect their novelties Spring
and Summer WraPpngs large and beautiful assortment Of
which received and will be exhibited commencing
from this day.
March "a, 1856 =. .... 81
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IA Al the end OF Three Years such has been the and
of The officers of this Company, that still
free from debt have made and have
such large Capital in cash and that have hes
ation in to the publ that there safer Cum
pany in the Soui hern Country The of the Risks in
ths Company being the Western of the State where
the danger from fire is much less
AT the last annual Meeting the following officers
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NJEW COMPREHENSIVE DAVIS
1v have this day associated with them Mr. WaITNEL II.
HARDEE and our firm will henceforth be WHITE, DAVIS
& HARDEE Conducting General L1oDsissios Business
they will give prompt and faithful attention the sale of
description of produce and merchandise and solicit
eonsignnents the same.
8 Petersburg, Va. Jam 3 1855. 21-fG
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JAMES SLOAN, President
S. q. COFFIN, F.ce President.
{, p. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS. Sec'y & Treasurer

I, +. MENDENHALL1 Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secy Treasurer
- w. H. CUMMING Gen, Agent.
DlRECTORS.-JaneS Sloan, DIR. j. A. Mebane, &. u.
Mendenhall VIM. s. Rankin, Rev C. F. Deems, James NJ
Garret, Jed H. Lindsay, w. J. McC"nnel E w 0gbnrn j.
L. Cole, ID: r. Wer, Greensburuugh Z. F. L,lly Wades-
borough, Dr. =. q. Coffin, James. Joshua Tavloe
Washington; VIM. \. Wright, Wilmington; John /. Sha-
ver Salisbury John II. Cooke, FayettevIe Ii. G. Spru
plymouth; Robert E. Troy, Lumbertun; Dr. R. H. Scales
LenuX Castle.
All communications should be directed the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Sec'y.
August t. 1854. 75-tf
HREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements those wishing effect Insu1-
for life, rarely presented by similar institutions
Those who take Policies Insurance Life, and
only, IlnberS 4f tie L0panyened TO such profits
may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large of Deposits i'll the Trust De
partmens of the Company which are kept actively
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life,
the lives of slaves, for year, term of years, at
moderate rate Of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of wh ch is that of Sar"gs Oakland the
depostos allowed interest the rate of per cent per
annum for time not exceeding four months ceLt
four and exceeding six months and per cent.
for any time six mouths.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded any required address.
d. p WEIR, Sec d: Treas.
Gree nsbnrough. n G. September l, 1885,. sly.
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JoHN Cox, Edenton,
Joshua BONNER, Salem,
]. H. Pool, Elizabeth City,
F. +. FAGAN, Plymouth,
ALEx'R MITCHELL, Newbern,
w. n. H. SMITH, Murfrees-
borough,
H. B. WILLIAMS, Charlotte,
JOIN b. BARRETT, Milton,
A. T. SUNNY, Asheville.
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II YON,S RAT PILLS AND SALVE. DON'T
Abe annoyed any longer with rats when can extr-
inmate them giving Rat feasing their food with
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A large assortment of HOSIERY and GLOVES IF the
approved make together with large stock Staple
American and British Goods All of which will be sold
the lowest possible prices 80
Raleigh March 24 34-s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-05

A LUNATIc SHIPPED FROM MASSACHUSETTS TO
EUROPE Recently we published account of
the re shipment to Liverpool, by the Common
wealth of Massachusetts, of a lone woman and
her infant, whose only crime was poverty The
cruelty of the act called forth, as it merted, uni
versal execr alton from the press OF the country.
1t now appears that the same vessel carried also
Hugh Carr, who has resided within the State
for the past thirteen years. paid his lakes regular
ly good citizen, and taken out his first nstu-
ralization papers. Unfortunately, Mr.. Carr some
six months since, by one of the inscrutabe dispeu-
sations of Divine Providence, became a luuatic,
and his relatives-who are abundantly able ana
willing TO support him. placed him In an asylum
ia accordance with the advice of friends. The
managers Of the asylum would not allow the
friends of Carr to visit him, but promised that he
should be well cared for. But the authorities
solved 70 get rid of this troublesome tax upon the
public bounty, and secretly shipped him off to
Liverpool, thrusting the poor lunatic out upon The
world to perish, all his relatives, except his
father, who Is old and infrn, reside in this coun-
try. The brother of MIR Carr 1t is said, has
threatened to bring action at law IN this matter
aud it Is understood the uncharitable officials have
sent word to Europe to have the unfortunate
victim sent back by the first steamer.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN FLoRIDA-The steam
or Fashion has arrived at New Orleans from Pen
sacola, end gives the following account of the
movement of U. S. Troops there. The troops
lately at Fort Demand have all been removed 10
Fort Myers, on account of sickness at the former
post. They will remain al Fort Myers during the
summer. The troops have, during the past year
visited several of the Indian towns Ia the Big Cyi
press and found them deserted the indians sci
dom visit the post, but still peaceable The
expedition under command of Captain Pratt &c
Malco River and Cape Roman had returned to
Fort Myers. They no Indiana. The expedi
tion under command of Lieut.. Benson which had
started for an exploration of Lake Okeechobee
had returned to Fort My ers all well.
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THE CANAL RIOT IN INDIANA We have al.
ready noticed the fact, that on the 10Th ult mob
with blacked faces destroyed the Birch Greek Re
sevoir OF the Weand and Erie Canal, in Clay
county, Indiana. w. J. Ball, the resident Engi-
neer, writes of the affair as follows:
"Our men stationed there to guard the embank
nent were unable recognize certainly any of the
desperadoes, as they disguised, and prevented
a nearer approach to them than about three hnns
dred yards Attempts were made to get closer,
but our men were fred at and driven back; fortu-
nately no one was killed After their work of de.
struction was completed, the scoundrels gave no-
tice, which was communicated to our men, that
any one attempting TO repair the break, would for
felt his life.'
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nual convention of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity
is now Ia session in Providence, R. l. Delegates
from most of the States are present, among whom
Messrs. John P. Beach, John R Harding, Wm
Modenina, A L. Holly, John B. Watson and J.
Nichols. An eloquent and powerful ora.on was
delivered Friday afternoon by A. L. Holly, Esq, of
Connecticut, aud an eulogy upon tn late George
Arnold Mason of Chicago, Illinois, late editor of
the Morning Meas, by VIM. H. Merriam The
supper took place at the City HOTEL and was a
very magnificent affair.
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4 IGHTNING RODS.-P ROTE G 7
~ YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS!-STEB-
BINS Il MILLER, having been engaged in this city
and the surrounding country for q number OF years
past in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and h8vin &
as they believe given entire satisfaction, would in
form the public that they still prepared to put
up, either in town or country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers
Thankful for past patronage, they respectfully ask
continuance from the public.
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office. Box u. NH 27-Sm+
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PRICE ONE CENT

siossd lstter contains the earnest requss. wa
hso Ter many days and which we .iisJ :; .s naso
ways to get off to you at Yokohsua in 6.hi La
hlgnt; but the cruisers were too thick ara nana
otners were allowed to eons along tide "a fb.t ~.
we're In great uncertainty what 10 do Tssr,i.
mat the ships were coming here we havs rorrs -
~at intendir to se'zs punt and come eff hpt h.s
uos sueeeeaed- Trusting that yoar donors will cor,
SEM, atsf eopls are quiet to morrow night va ,I
oe Sc hsHizaki In pnnt, at PLACE whsTs tbsrssr
no. 10 nouses near the beach There greatly de.
our hopes to thsr fruition. April 25th 0u'
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TEE LETTER OF TINE JAPANESE.


Two scholars OF Yedo, in Japan named Issgi Kooda
and Kwanguchi Msnj, present this letter to the
high officers or Others who manage affairs That
which we have received is mesgre and triijng
our rsons insi gnihcsnt, so that hsmed to
come before Gistingui.hed personages We are ig
norsnt of arms and their uses in battle, nor do
know the rules of stis.egy and discipline. We have,
in short useessly whiled away our months and
years, and know nothing We heard little OF the
customs and knowledge of the Europeans and Anne
ricaps and have desired to travel about in the five
great continents but the maritime prohibitions CT
country are exceedingly strict 80 that for tor
eigners to enter the sinner land or for natives
20 to othsr countries alike among the inmnta-
Bile regulations. Therefore desire to travel has
been checked, and could only 60 to and fro in our
breasts unable to fad utter.nce, and cur feet ha
pered that we could not stir.
This had be en- the case many years, when happily
the arrival of many Of ysur ships sDehoring in our
waite now for several days. and our careful and
pea,ed observation of the kind and humsue conduci
of your officers and their love for others has revVed
the cherished desire of years which now stEugg as
for its exit. We have decided on plan which is,
very privately to take abe ard Of your ships and
carry TO sea, that we MAJ travel over the ii 20
continents, even IL, By doing, we disregard our
lave We hope ycu will not regard our humble re-
with disdsin but rather enable to carry II
our. Whatever we are able TO DO to serve Will be
conHidered as en- order so soon as We hear II
When lame another walking, or pc
destrian sees another riding, would he not be glad n
| be in his pscel How much more TO ua. who, z I
our whole lives could not GO beyond 500 E and w ),
or 2ao to s., when we bs hold you coma riding OIL
the high wind, AID csree,ing over the vast waves
with NghtnlnR speed Coest4ns aIobs luc nso cohti
| neuts. does il appear az If the lame had way te
| walk or the walker sn opportunity to ride
We hope you who manage affairs will condescend
grant ana gard request, for as the restric
| tions of our country not yet removed, if thi
| matter becomes known, we shall have no place u
fee aud doubtless will suffer the extremes ct penalty
| which result would greatly grieys your kind an'
benevolent hearts towards yonr fellow men.
| We trust TO have our request granted, and ais
that you will secrets Us until you sail. so ~ 10 ago
all risk Of endans ering life. When we return her
at q future day, sure that what has passr
will net be very closely investigated. Though rud
and un ractised In spec. b. desires are earnest
and we hope yeu viii regard Us 10 compassion, NJ
| doubt oppose our request. Ap'il iith.
An additional note enclosed, Was - The sl
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THE ST. DOMINGO CoNgPIRAcY-On the 1st May
Generals Pallater, 7. T. Aybar and Senior F RIM,
were sentenced to be shot in st. Domingo for con-
spring against the Government The consuls of
England France and Denmark Immediately ad-
dressed circular to Santana the President, order
ing him in almost direct terms, to pardon them.
The President at first refused but becoming fright
ened at the probable anger of England and France,
who are, in part, masters of the country pardoned
the men after they had been led out for execution.
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REVERSE OF FoRTUNE.-rhe Star of the West,
from California has brought the news of the ire
t,isv,bIa failure of PAGE Bacon Co. Among thoss ,
ruined b, it is Judge Chambers of San Francsco.-
He had Withdrawn from the concern in January
Ia.t with fortune of two hundred and fifty thou
s.pd dollars; but before he had removed his share,
the concern became involved with Pea Bacon OF
st Louis, and he subsequently went back into the
dft and strength in the eyes OF the community -
Noey his entire fortune has bsen swept from hini,
and he goes out into the world poor mana bank'
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SINGULAR FtsHING.-The New London, (Ct)
Chronicle says ihst, al Groton Long Point George
whose stomach he found besid Is six 6onysh and six
squids, complete cod, fishing gear, except the line
The hook, which is large was attached to the lower
end of The lead, which Is of singular shape, with
ish l. believed TO be the largest codsh ever caught
la the waters OF Connecticut.
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PoTAroEs-Ths Roehester Advertiser says thers
are, in single warehouse Ia that CITY SPOUT 1uVo @
ns,ed to sell at presen prices And pray hat prices
do they wsnl? We never could conceive Why II Is
thst nsopla will pay the high prices asked for this
artieie Of food The potatoes we get now a-days are
not eoodons third Of them are scarcely nc to feed
eattls with and yet housesesPes WIN persist 10 go
ing through the cperatoGs OF preparing ioi 'li1
tabia
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs-The suit OF 5 :. Masters d
Co. We the City Council OF ALEXANDRIA, iof an ia
junction Ia preyeut the city from constructing a
certain pier in the Polonsr, has been dismissed
Twenty shares OF the Orange and Alex4ndria
Railroad stock were sold Saturday at SD Super
share. Forly.one unpaid letters were sent 'oihe
dead letter Office In Washington, Saturday. 80
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VESSEL SUNK IN THE Gu1F.-The Franklin, La

VESSEL SUNK THE GULF.-The Franklin, La ,
Planters Banner, of THURSDAY the 24th, says
Mr.. John Jacobs keeper of the ligh, ship Atehs-
faya, writes to under date of the 18Th nstan /,
that at O'Clock that NOR uing vessel apparently
schooner was seen several miles off to the South
west, sailing before the wind. At 9 o'clock 10 the
afternoon she appeared TO be dismasted. AT
o'clock seeing her in distress he prepared to go to
her assistance; but when within seven or eight
miles of her, she suddenly disappeared, and he
supposes she must have sunk, carrying with her all
her crew. as no small boat could be seen.
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.NEw EsrABLIsHMENT-JoH,

NEW EsTABLIsHMEsr.-JoH JoHNsos
lately of the American Shaving SaIccn, has take
the house next door to DIR. Powell ON 10Th strssf
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business where ais who IA.
sire easy and peasant shave will find him AZ here
tofore, ever ready to please his customers
His superior style OF Hair Cutting IL proverbial,
and he Is sure he can Please the most asdious. He
will continue to manufacture the celebrated hair re-
stoiative and tcnic which, with other popular pre-
parations and dyes, together with the delishtfal
rasoTt OF all who desire 70 be waited unaI In hs Ina
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CPRING HARDWARE.-The Subscri-

CPRING HARDWARE.-Th Subscri-
~ bers respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants Saddlers and others, to their extensive
and varied assortment of HARDWARE, Guile
RY, GUNS, STEEL and SADDLERY, just received
from the manufacturers of England and America
The Goods have been selected with and Pur-
chased mostly for cash. Hence we have hesits-
ton in assuring our friends who have hitherto IA
vored with their liberal patronage, and the public
generally that their supplies of Goods may be had
from US az good terms from any other house in
the country. SMITH Il ROBERTS.
Hh IA
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LYNCH Law IN ALABAMA-We noticed few
days since, the brutal murder OF Miss Thornton,
in Sumpter, Ala, by negro belonging to her ia
ther. On the 9Th, large crowd went to the
jail in which the boy confined took him out,
ard started eff for some dstant part of the county
of Greene, to burn him.
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NEW HOUSE.-The subscriber offers
~ his services to the public to DO AUCTION,
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARD
ING BUslNESS.-Hs will sell TOB BACCO,
WHEAT, CORN, OATS, &c, on the usual commits.
SION, and will receive and forward PRODUCE OR
MERCHANDlZE, with dispatch: He expects to
give his undivided attention to his business
CHAS. u. SLAUGHTER,
Dsnville, May %, 1855.
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LEEcHEs LEECHEs.-The pub ic are
hereby informed that have just eceived By Adams
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeche,, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable ter ns can
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel and at night on
18th, between Main and franklin str ests l-e
~ NB-Cupping and Lesshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notss.
n uRpzntJ
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EDrroRs FINED FOR PUBL IsHING TESTIMONY IN
MURDER TRIAL.-The La Fayette Und) Ameris
can says that the Courier and Gazette published
testimony in defiance Of the order of Judge Pc
tit, and were fined 500 each. The papers regard
the order as arbitrary and agsnst hespirit of the
Const tuition