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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-06-06
LENoIR MALE d FEMALE INsTITUTEi

1H
Board including washing and fuel, 6 to 81 90
Tuition in 0rthography, reading. writing s 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic 7 so
Latin, with higher branches of Mathematics IL 80
Extras IN Female Department.
Music on Piano, with use of instrument Is 90
French, Drawing, Painting, Embroidery and
Wax flowers, each 5 on
The next session, will on monday the
9th Of July, and end on Wednesday the 18th No
vember. For further particulars, address W. H..
Cuninggin, Principal, or myself at Kinston, Lenoir
County. G. w. VENTERS, Sec. Of Com.
way 26th, 1855. 3s-2m.
A anniversary Of Philanthropic society. At
IN Hampden Sidney College on jane 10TH at
s o'clock, 2. NJ, the Philanthropic Society VIII hoio
its Annaal Celebration, at which the following ex-
ercises will take place. !,
l.. Address by E. w. CARRISGroS-'our Counuy'
2. Address by JSo. B. McPHAIL- Inc importance
of a pure National Literature.
3. Presentation of Speakers Aedal by a. I; hoP-
KINs, in behalf Of the Society TO W.. iHoA-
AS, of Charlotte, Va.
4. Valedictory Address to Society by IL 0oNEs'
BRANCH A. WATSON,
J. B. DAVIS, Com.
JOSEPH II. SPEED,
May %, 1855. 9s-ot
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Mntice is hereby Given.

THE undersigned having lost a bundle of Notes
and other evidences of Debt on various per-
sons residing in Chatham county, together with
of one or moro constables and others; and
the names of all not being remembered, all per-
residing in said county indebted by Note or
to the firm below are forewarned against
paying the same to any person notduly authorized
to receive the same, and all persons are warned
not to trade for any OF the aforesaid papers.
JOHN NEWLIN & SONS.
NJ o5tb Io5S 40 OF nd
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RoAD.-We learn that
ut the meeting Of the Directors Of this Road,
held in this City On Tuesday last, l.. OBJ.
Branch, Esq, resigned his place rs Presi-
dent and Director, and Geo. w. Mordecai.,
Esq, was appointed temporary President of
the Road. Mr.. Mordecai will hold the Office
until the next meeting-a week or two
hence-of the Directors, when q permanent
President will be chosen.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-06-06

Extract Of a letter from Alamance county ::
Our crops look badly. The wheat crop
will necessarily be very short-shorter by
far than it has been in several years in this
section, A great scarcity of breadstuffs ex-
lists ut this time and, among the poor class,
| am really fearful there will be suffering for
bread. nm loath to believe the story of
the hairy child and its prophetic seven
year famine;' but, seriously, it looks more
like a famine than it ever did before to my
avaS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-06-06

THE BOOK OF THE FARM.-Detailing the
Iabors of the Farmer, Steward, PlOwman Hedger,
Cattleman, Sheperd. Field worker, and Dairy
Maid-hy Henry Stephens with $50 illustrations !;
to which are added explanatory notes, remarks,
&C., by John S. Skinner. late Editor of the Far
mer's Library. For sale by Il. d. TURNER,
N. C. Bookstore.
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ROCKFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
ROCKFORD. NC.

Miss NJ. SPEER,
Miss A. NJ. SPEER, TEACHERS.
Miss E. TODD,
The second scholastic year of this Institution
viii open on Thursday, 18th of July, 1855. All
pupils should be present on that day for Classif-
cation and selection of rooms.
Expenses per Session.
Tuition in the Literary Department, Sc to II
French,
Music, with use of instrument, 20
Drawing, 25 cts. for use of patterns.
Board, including washing, &c. C pr mo
Pupils charged from entrance-no deduction
except for protracted illness. For particulars ad-
dress the Principal. n. j. SPEER.
Rockford, N. c. 40-6l
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Raleigh, June L, 1855.
FOR SALE.

N the vicinity of Raleigh, a cottage residence,
Il with every convenience for a small family
lot about one acre in size-excellent well Of water
in the yard-shade trees in abnndance-will be
sold on good terms. if early application be made
to the Editors of the Standard. This is a good
chance, and the only one in market in the City.
Nav %. 1855. 40-4t
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MARKET.
Reported for the SPIRIT Of the Age, by Row.
No. 1l6 Sycamore Street.

LETT & HARDY, Produce Com. Merchants,
No. ll6 Sycamore Street.
Corn, 81; cotton, supply unequal to the
demand, marketexcited and advancing; sales
good to prime yesterday at 101, 10S, 100,
to day the European accounts per Pacific
have caused an advance of &c more; wheat,
nominal, receipts meagre tobacco, breaks
large, demand active and market firm, we
quote Jugs 81, 81, 81, g., and ST leaf u, 81,
l03, l23, Is, Is, 20. and S21. as in quality !;
-four scarce, superfne IL a 1921, extra -! a
$13. June 2.
FAYETTEvILLE.-Bacon, improved demand
at III to Il cents from wagons, hog round
good hams 122 to Is. Corn is better sup
ply, and prices something lower. We note
further Improvement in price Of Cotton
since our last. The supply of Flour continues
light, and prices are tending ~upward-sales
super at $40 60 and family at Sll from first
hands. Beef, mutton, chickens and eggs in
demand at high prices.
Spirits Turpentine is 1ower--sales ut 30
to 80 per gallon. Raw do. without change.
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We are glad to learn from the Pee Dee
Star, that after the lst of July there is to be
a daily mail from Cheraw, via Wadesbor-
ough, to Carolina Female College, in Arson
county.
Bag The Drunkard and the glutton are
the lowest souled of all creatures the tOddy
mixer and the butchers boy is to them the
tabled Atlas, bearing earth and heaven on his
shoulders. \
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-06-06

neAp The Hillsboro' Recorder comes to US
this week considerably enlarged and in a
handsome new dress. We record with
much pleasure this evidence Of prosperity
in the affairs Of its worthy conductors
Speaking Of its enlargement, the Editor
says
We this week present the Recorder to it's
patrons in an enlarged form, equivalent to
an addition Of about five columns to It's form
err size To accomplish this object we have
incurred considerable expense, and must
rely upon n generous public for an increase
Of patronage to enable us to meet the expen-
diture.
We have not been without encouragement
thus far in the undertaking. Though the
increase Of our subscription list since we
proposed to ENLARGE has been slow, it has
been regular aud now that we have fulfilled
our promise, we think we may confidently
expect a more rapid increase.
We have now facilities for receiving news
almost equal toany other portion ofthe State
and it is our purpose to mako the Recorder
as valuable as we can by care, diligence and
attention. In addition to the news of the
day, we will, rs heretofore, devote especial
attention to our Agri ultural department
and no subject proper for q newspaper, whe.
Their Of morals, politics, science or arts, shall
pass uunoticed in our columns. 1t will be
our aim TO make the Recorder one of the best
family papers in the State, embracing al
topics Of interest, being aware that many
of our subscribers take but the one paper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-06-06
HE E HOTEL
WELDON, N. c.,

rs now open for the reception of visitors
i This Hotel is new and newly furnished
and the proprietors will use every effort to
keep a GOOD HOUSE, and render their
guests comfortable.
They respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage. T. J.JARRATT & CO.,
Proprietors.
IA Meals always ready on the arrival Of
the cars.
May 31st, 1855. 40-3m
Ba- Star, Register and Standard copy
weekly one month each.
DARAS0LS AND MBRELLAS.-A LARGE
and varied assortment of Parasolls and I'm.
brellas, new STYLES. W. Fl. & r. S. TUCKER.
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GREENSBORO, FEMALE COLLEGE

GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE
~ The Fall Session of this Institution will
m on the last Thursday 1.-THE 10Th
day. of July. 1t is. very desirable that all
pupils be present at the opening of the Ses-
sion, as the classes are then formed and new
studies commenced.
Catalogues will be sent to all persons de-
string information in reference to charges,
course of study. &c. L. NJ. JONES,
Nav 31st. 1855. l40-81 President.
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1855.
60 Threshing Machines for Sale.

rTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il Farmers of Orange and the adjoining counties,
that he has on hand sixty of PALMER'S PATENT
ROTARY FLAIL THRESHI~ MACHINES,
manufactured in New York. o3The very best ma
terials, and warranted to purchasers TO be the best
and SAFEST machine now in use. 1t is made al
most entirely of wrought iron, and relieves the op-
Is particularly intended a. a stationary machine,
and is well adapted to be driven by a common
wooden wheel, which every practioal al farmer ought
to have in his barn, and will thrash from two to
three hundred bushels per day with two horses
This size machine is worth sixty dollars at Colds
borough, from which place they will be sent as
directed by purchasers, they paying freight on the
same. There are two sizes above this the prices
eighty and one hundred dollars. Address the sub
scriber at South Lowell, Orange county. n. @.
JOHN A. MHANNEN.
May z, 1855. SIT
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TINE Subscriber, having bought Mt. Ramsey's
4 interest, will continue the business at the old
stand, having a very large assortment of fine Watch
es and Jewelry, has reduced the priee-for cash.
Those indebted to P. & R., are particularly re-
quested to call and settle with cash or note. As
the business of the firm must be cluscd soon, an
Agent will be appointed to settle with those who
NEGLECTED. do so.
&c. PALMER
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE Co-Partnership heretofore existing in the
name of Palmer 4 Ramsey is this day dissOlv-
ed by mutual consent, June l, 1855.
PALMER & RAMSEY.
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EFERENCES
BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY LAND.

THE undersigned takes this method Of informing
IL the old soldiers, and the widows and minor
Children of such as are dead, that be continues to
prosecute Bounty Land and Pension Claims against
the Federal Government on the most satisfactory
terms.
Under a recent act Of Congress, soldiers who
served a period of fourteen days in any war since
1875 and if such soldiers be dead, their widows or
Children are entitled to 100 acres of land. Those
who have received less than 100 acres, are entitled
to as much more as will make that quantity.
The subscriber has been extensively and success
fully engaged in the Bounty Land and Pension bu-
siness for the last four years, and having peculiar
advantages for prosecuting the above description
of Claims, he offers his services to the public in tho
above capacity, promising unremitted exertion in
behalf of those who may entrust their Claims to bis
hands.
All Communications addressed to the subscriber
at Pleasant Hill, n. c., will receive prompt at
~tention. II rs j. GARNER.
REFER TO [2S-eowtf
J. F. Simmons, Weldon, N. G.
John H. Ivey, Atto'y at Law, Halifax, n. c.
d. A. Barns, Atto'y at Law,
s. J. Calvert, Z" " d"
Col. J. Randolph, " Z"
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Vs. A GREAT BLESSING 70 THE AT
FLICTED.-The number and formidable charac-
ter of diseases of the Liver have long challenged
the attention Of medical men. Some of these dis
eases, classed under the general term of Consump-
ton, have been supposed incurable and the unhap-
Ply patient allowed to die, without medical sci
ence to offer him a hope of recovery. Happily
this can no longer be the case. A remedy has
been found which will cure all complaints, of
whatever character, arising from deranpement of
the Liver. The Pills discovered by DR.. M'Lane,
of Virginia, actdirectly on the Liver and by cor
recting its operation and purifying it from disease,
cuts off and e~xtirpates the complaints which have
their origin in the diseases of this organ. Rene
dies hitherto proposed for liver complaints, have
failed to operate upon the seat of the disease but
DIR. M'Lane's Pills make themselves felt upcn the
action of the Liver, and by cleansing the foun-
tain, dry up the impure streams of disease which
derive their existence.
E- Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. M.
Lanes celebrated Liver Pills, and take none else.
All other Liver Pills in comparison, are worthless.
DIR. M'hane's genuine Liver Pills, also his cele-
brated Vermifuge, can now be had at all respecta-
BILE Drug Stores in the United States and Canada
For sale by P. F. PEscUD, Druggist, Raleigh.
The best evidence that can be adduced in favor
of the eficaciousness of Hollands German Bit
ters, prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson, is the unpre-
eedented demand for them from all parts of the
Union and although there may be many com
pounds prepared and represented as being worthy
of a liberal patronage, yet We feel constrained to
remark, that the vast number of testimonials with
which the worthy doctor has been honored, by
persons of the highest character and respectable
ty, who found il necessary to have recourse to his
preparation, is testimony sufficiently conclusive,
that a more efectual remedy for the almost imme-
date relief of those afflicted with that direful mala-
dy, dyspepsia, has never been discovered. 40-2t
For sale by Williams d Haywood, and P. F. Pes
! cud, Raleigh and W J. Eddins, Forestville.
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The American Hand Book

OF ORNAMENTAL TREES; by Thomas Nee
han. One vol. cap Svo., being a guide to the
showing what trees are in %cultiva-
to the Student, in the propagation and culture
each to the Botanist. through its facility as a
reference to generic and specific characters Of trees
in cultivation, heretofore scattered through vol
umes; to the Arborculturist by its full descriptions
of trees in all their characters and habits, as
height, dimensions, times Of Towering, peculiar
expressions, associations, outlines, modes of growth
ard hues of foliage at various seasons, and so on ;
to the Practical Gardener, and Amateur Horticul-
turst, by the full descriptions of soils and situations
best suited to each species ; to the Student in Land
scape Gardening, in pointing out the most beauti-
full effects particular trees can produce; and to the
Thousands, to whom a single tree is a necessity,
by practical details in every thing relating to the
selection, planting and general management of
trees, the work will it is hoped, supply a long
neglected want. For sale by II. d. TURNER,
N. c.. Bookstore.
Raleigh, June /, 1855. 40
TUST opened per Express, an invoice of sum
81 mer Cloth Coats. Black Doe Skin Pants, fine
fancy Silk and Marsilles Vests. Cheap for Cash.
E. L. HARDING.
Nay %, 1855. Sew
CHEcx Ma sEILLEs PANTs.-5O Pairs re-
" ceived yesterday by Express.
May %, 1855. 81
White Duck Linen Pants-loo PAIRS just re-
w ceived direct from our Mandatory.
E. L. HARDING.
May Is, 1855. 81
Nancy Gas imere Pants.-We have recently
received quite an addition to our assortment
of fine summer pants.
E. L. HARDING.
nur Assortment Of Goods.-We are IN posses,
~ sion of a full stock of Summer Goods, and
are determined to sell at the lowest prices possible.
E. L. HARDING.
nov o. 1875. &c.
NEORNING SUNACADEMY.-T.J J. HoRNER
Nl Principal, A. c. JONES, Assistdnt.-Th fall
session of this school opens on the LIST Monday in
July next. The Academy is located in a healthy
and moral neighborhood in Wake, twenty miles
north west of Raleigh. A parental regard over the
morals of the pupils will be exercised. Terms as
heretofore.
For particulars address the Principal or Assis'
tant at Fish Dam, N. {.
The Hon. Sion H.. Rogers will deliver an address
at the close of the present session on the LIST Jun'
next.
Nay Is, 1855. 39-td.
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ELBA MALE

THE present session Of this institution will close
the goth Of June, with a public examination. An
address will be delivered to the Students by DR.. G.
S. p. Brown.
Elba Academy is located in a healthy section Of
Halifax county. n. c., - miles west Of Eufeid, in
a community ~affording every facility for mental
and moral improvement, with no allurements to
idleness and dissipation.
Students WILDE thoroughly prepared TO enter tho
Freshman class in any Of our Colleges, and for the
ordinary pursuits Of life. Every one, before enter
ing school, will be required to present a certificate
of a good character and standing in society and
in every case, those will re promptly dismissed,
whose influence would be likely to corrupt others.
The next session will m on Wednesday,
the lIth Of July. 1t is highly important and ear
nestly desired that every student be present { at the
opening of the school.
Tuition per Session Of fUe months:
English Branches, 90
90
Board Exclusive of lights per month, Z 90
No deduction Of tuition will TO made except in
eases of prCtractcd sickness.
JESSE III. PAGE, Principal.
Nay %, 1885. $40
u II II II n y ~ ~ +. @
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TUST opened per Express. an invoice of sum
mer Cloth Coats. Black Doe Skin Pants, fine
fancy Silk and Marsilles Vests. Cheap for Cash
E. L. HARDING.
Nov % 1879 Sew
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JUNE s.

New YoRK.-Thereis q great deal said about
whethert the Prohibitorylaw can lie carried out
in New York. Why %can'tit? Shall the law Of
the land surrender 10 outlaws and interested
bad men? No, verify. We predict thatthe law.
if pronounced constitutional by the Supreme
Court, where it has been carried IN, will be
rs ~triumphantly maintained as the laws
against murder, theft, g.. Like them, it
may not entirely suppress the evil against
which it is directed, hut like the midnight
assassin, the work will be done stealthily
and under cover.
The following extract from the New York
Correspondence Of tho Norfolk Argus, re-
fleets the views and intentions Of the res
pectable and orderly citizens on the subject /:
The Germans here, or n portion Of them,
are preparing toresist the Prohibitory Liquor
law. At n meeting Of German adopted
citizens held on Sunday last, resolutions were
passed denouncing the law as equally perni-
cious with Known othingism, and affirm
ing that both ought to he resisted peaceabIy,
If pacific measures would suffice, forcibly
il otherwise. To these resolutions the nom
conf1rmists afi xed their names and pledged
their arms and pledged their support
Whatever differences Of opinion may exist
as to the cxpediency, constitutionality or
meaning Of the Liquor Law, but one scnti-
mont can he entered lpong true hearted
Americans a. regarlN naHYfcahon. The
law must be and will be sustained pending
the question Of its constitutionality &C.
This question is for the Courts, not for an
organization Of adopted citizens or any CLIQUE,
faction, or special interest to decide. If these
madmen venture an appeal to the argument
Of force. in advance Of n competent judicial
verdict. they will find themselves in an awk.
wark fix. The better part of valor is %piscre
ten. II is, doubtless, unpleasant to the
German corner.grocery men to have their
business broken up hut they will find il
better to stick to their points Of law, than t
risk being struck by the points Of bayonets
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hite Duck Linen Pants.-l0O Pairs just re-
w ceived direct from our Mandatory.
E. l.. HARDING.
May Is, 1855. 81
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CEECX MA sEILLEs PANTs.-5O Pairs re-
u ceived yesterday by Express.
Mov95 1873 39-
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Nancy Gas imere Pants.-We have recently
received quite an addition to our assortment
of fine summer pants.
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Our Assortment of Goods.-We are in posses
sion of a full stock of Summer Goods, and
are determined to sell at the lowest prices possible.
E. L. HARDING.
Nav Is, 1855. ~
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KKUG Ia q McCUTCMEO

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
A ND dealers in all kinds oi Paints, OILS Brush.
N. es, Fine Paint, Perfumery and fancy articles
Of all kinds, Steubenville. Ohio.
A large stock just received, which we are selling
cheap H RI
Great care will be taken in packing goods to be
sent by tho railroad;
SteubanyiIIe, Sep s. 55-lY
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THAT have ever been offered ai JoHz MeCoE.
Il NioEs cheap cash store, ean now be ad. Hn
stock Is fui and complete, embracing every variety
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Ready made
clothing, Groceries, &c. His stock has been selec.
ted with great care, and al cost which enables lin
70 y s sell cheaper than ever before. Give him cal
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not Q
away without buying some thiug.
JOAN MCCORMICK.
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DAVID GREGG. =. ISAAC TAyLoR... JAMES RATFARrY.
D G r e G. G. & CO.
MFoRTEBs AND Wholesale DEALERS IN
British, French, Germav and American
DRY GOODS & VARIETIES,
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
and fancy Coos generally,
No. SO WooD STRErT, WEsr SIDE,

No. SO WooD STRErr, WEST SIDE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CATALOGUE IN PART OF DRY GooDs d. VARIETIES
Bead clothes, cassmeres, sattinets, summer pant
stuffs, fancy yesIing, alpaccas, Irish linens La
dies dress goods, bonnet cap and Mantua ribbons,
Hosiery of all kinds, umbrellas and parasols, fl IN
nes, prints large asSor tnent brown and bleach'd
musliGs, ginghams, laces and edgings, brown and
blenched table cloths, paten.thread spool cotton
bonnets and palm Leaf hats, combs, large assort-
ment, yiolins and accordeons; cutler, direct from
Sheffield, Gold and Silver Watches, clocks of all
kinds, gold and silver spsctaces, gold vest and FOB
chpins, ladies and gents god pins, pocket-books
and port monaies razors scissors watch glasses ard
material, pistols and powder TASKS, cloth and hair
brushes.
&J-Basement devoted to the sale of Brown and
Bleochd muslins, 6riings, &C. First G,oIy--Ya-
rieties &c Second--Prints, Broad Cloths. Cassi-
meres, &C. Thitd-l'o the sale of clocks, bonnets,
palm-leai hats &c.
Pittsburgh, Sep. 70. 1855.
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JVesC Shoe Store!
THOMAS'S CORNER

I VAMES HOWARD has now on hand the Iar0 est
y best and cheapest stock Of Boots and Shoes eva.
offered for sale IN Cadiz. Az he intends TO abide
among 'this people" and become tone Of them, he
hopes 9 form their acquaintance on the shortest no.
Itice He Is confident that his work once ntrodueed
will ever acknowledgements itself He ospeci-
ally invites attention 70 his stock Of ladies' wear A
he intendsto keep constantly . large supply Of tho
fnest and best work, both or his own and easterr.
manufacture. JAMES HOWARD. g5
Cadiz, April II, l555.3m SI1Tt
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TAXES FOR 1866,

NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS HARRISON COUNTY. OHIO.
pursuance laws JOHNSON Treasurer Of said hereby
oHy the tar thereof that the taxation for the 1885, correct
stated IN the following table. showing number levied every
1Ea Dollars taxable each the townships and OOrad
owns OF said county and that for the receiving will sit each
81 ss svera townships between the bOur Of o'clock NJ and O'Clock NJ
81 the times and places named below:
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FARM FOR,FsA'Lj[,:ElE,..'

"A FARM containing about 10 acres, including
IN the town Of Unionvale, Harrison county three
miles from Cndiz on the Weilsbnfgh road. Said
Farm is nicely improved and III good state of cuI-
tiyation. Win besold low, and on accommodaDJsa
terms. For particulars enquire Of tie stbsribg
Cadiz, January 10, 1855 Y 'gass 1'sst ssT 's "