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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19

a.The returns from our neighboring
counties indicate the success of nearly or
quite all the Wing and American tickets
in Dauphin, Perry, Mlfiin, Huntingdon,
Blair, Center, Clinton, Potter, Tioga, Sui
lvan, Bradford, Susiuehanna.
Democratic-Lycoming, Clearfeld, Co.
lumbia, Montour, ,Northum berland, Wayne,
Scbuylkill, and all the Authorization
counties in the East.
Divided-Luzerne: Juniata, Lancaster,
Chester.
Prof Isaac n. Loomis has 175 maj for
Register & Recorder of Clinton Co.
Andrew Gregg has 81 maj. for Senator
in the Center district
AssEMBLYMEN ELECTED.
jacob Struble in Center, Kirk Haines
in Perry, John Purcell in MiiFlin, Gbbo-
ney and Wintrode in Huntingdon & Blair,
Cslwcll and MGhee in Lyco. & Clinton,
Baldwin in Tioga, Laporte aud uolcOmb
in Bradford, Ingham in Sullivan, John v.
Smith in Wyoming, Gaylord and HarrI-
son Wright in Luzerne, Montgomery in
Columbia & Montour, Lcbo aud Nipple
in Schuy kill, Zimmerman in NorthumLd,
Mumma and Wright in Dauphin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19

CoMMENDABLE pRoMrrNEsS A ndrew
Kennedy has settled the Duplicate State
aud County Tax for Lawisburg in full Cor
the current year, and lifted his bonds.
Such attention to taxes on the part of all
Collectors, would be pablic benefit.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19

sss. There are now at least FOUR Cover
nor Johnsyns in the United States-J ohm
Of Virginia, Herschell V. 0: Georgia, An
drew of Tennessee, and J. Necly Of Cali
foruia. Where are the Smiths?
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19
New Establishment.
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
[NNR the Prprnntinn and l'NIe Of lntel

lnrt,ent and Remiuent fever>, Fever and
Acue. Chills and Fever. Dumb Ague. General
Debility. y ight SweatS, and all other forms OF
disease winch have a common origin IN Ma
laria or MiaSma.
ni-isaNATtEA ANTIDoTg which viii entirely
protect anv r-iru: traveller in the most -icsly
or swar.py localities any Ague OK LcES tiseHss
whatyr OK auy injury from inIsng &alari.
NI>suia-
Il instantly check the Agu" in persons VINO nav"
suffered f' any length Uf time, from one al 20 twenty
Years 90 tt q mad to have another chill by
euutur.iI in ling O. directions The paiiene
at onc- eegus appetite and st-erst tn and con-
t,,,.- I,ut;i herman, nj a.d radical is eT cte
One or jltls will answer t1T ordinary eases; tons
NAV ruirp Directions printed IN erulan French
Spanish accompany each "tic. FrIce OEe DOAAAr.
Liberal Ils.o lutS Elljr % The ta--e-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19
B AR GAINS! BARGAINS !!
AECTIONL ACTION!

AUCTION! AUCTYON,!
COUNTRY Store Keepers are invited
" IL examine the stock Of DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
STATIONERY and CONFEC1I0NERIES,
to be offered a, Public Sale 10 the highest bid
der for Cash, or approved security, on
Monday, October ID. 1859,
will be offered at the Store OF VI. LIZ " 5,
Market street, Borough of LewiSburs, next
door 10 kiine's Hotel, new and choice stock
Of DRY GOODS. purchased for
cash IN New York and Philadelphia, ronsiSt-
ing Of CalcoeS, Muslin de Lame, CaShmerrs,
Silks, GlnghamS, Cotton Flannel, all WOO,
Flannel, Gaia rlaids, Woolen Scaris, Caps
and Goats for children, Wooicn and Cotton
Hosiery. Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Sewing
Silks, Spool Cotlons, Woolen Yarns, Tapes,
bindings, &c, in great variety. Also, Writing,
Letter, Deed and Note PAPER, Bristol Boards
for pain,in :, white and blue PaSieboari Straw
B,aris, Wrapping Paper. Envelopes, Pencils
and Pens, &c. Also, large STOCK oi Con-
feCtiOneTieSS
VIII also be sold, a lot of HOUSEuOLD
FURNITURE, such as Tables, Chars, Bed
steads, Carpets, spring seat Sofa, spring seat
X Rlcking Chair, SC. 4 white granite Dinner
'7tt, cHllltiy new biit Va ihilACt, '"''' -
Co.'S seven octave Pianos, remarkably fine
tone, only six months IN use; gilt and mahog-
any frame Mirrors, Pictures, &c; white
Iiaiian mlrbe top Dressing Bureau, serrent'ne
shape, cost in Philadelphia $50. only year
since; fine Italian marble top enclosed
Washstand 10 match bureau, cost S26, and
variety of Household ami Kitchen articles, TOO
numerous 10 mention.
Store Stove, Parior Stove, Cooking Stove,
&c.
Terms Cash on delivery Of the goods.
The sale will commence on Monday, Octo-
ber 20, 1865, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, and Will be
continued from day to day until the sale is In
ished.
Tcf II. Laaiss only.
Monday Evening will be appropriated to
the Ladies' and no Gentlemen will be admitted,
at which time Dress Goods, EmbroIderies.
Ribbons and Dress Trimmings will be offered
for sale JOHN B. CUTLER, Auctioneer.
Lewisburg, Oct 10, 1855. IS
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at the North to take the same bold, manly
and only consistent stand, the extension of
Slavery would be stopped, and measures
put in operation for the disenthralment of
all who are held in bondage for Eo crime.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19
MERCHANT TAILOR


T0HN II. BEALE, having enlarged
y and improved his Shop, on Market Street.
next to Hayes store, has now opened large
and select stock of
Cloths. CasssElercS. vesttngs and
Yrslsamlngs
of all kinds, also GENTLEMEN FURNISH
ING GOODS, such as Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery.
Collars, &c. &c. He WIN also carry on
Cutting and Making
In all their branches, with deS patch, according
to order. without ea55cgiHg, and on the most
reas enable terms.
Reaay-n,ai!e Clothing
always on hand-cheaper than the cheapest.
Having large force of experienced hands
in nv .rrp,oy, hope with all these facilities
to give general satisfaction. and share literally
in pablo patronage. ! respectfully iuvite all
wanting anything IN my line Of business 10
call and examine my stock OF Goods
Holm n. BEALE.
Lewisburg. May i6, 1855. 4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19
MARIA j. GRWR, III. D..
GRAUIIiTE of The Penn Medical

n University, of Philada offers her FroieS
sional services to The people OF LewisbuFs aud
vicinity.
O,Hce at her fathers residence. OR J.
Grier'sS enc door below L. feiee'> l'wcir}
<,'rs. aPrl Is, l2S5
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19

rN-Several errors in the New Berlin
Times Election Table, for our county, are
copied into the II injury Star without
correction. Sirouse's vote Is 1870 Instead
of 1863, and Ciawfords 577 instead Of
5G7, leaving Strousc' majority 993 Instead
of HIP. Ruhrs vote is SS5 instead Of
9S5, and his maj. 2l instead Of lis.
Barbers vote is 81 Instead of So. Aud
Guldiu's maj. lS5 Instead Of 205.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19

Coop FOR nIo.-The minority for
Chase fcr Governor, is something like
TWENTY THOUSAND, and for the
remainder Of the Republican State Ticket,
40,g30. Some 20, 900 votes, it is thought,
were thrown away upon Trimble, Wing.
Both branches Of the Legislature are also
Republiean.
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Cutting asd Making
Reaay-n.a aile Clothing
WOODS
ORNAMENTAL Iron WsrkS, Ridge

" AyeHue, PHILApELPHIA.-lh ne stentlon
of the public is invited TO the extensive Manu-
factory and Wars:0um Of The subscriber, who
;s prepared 10 furnish, at the shortest notice,
iron Railing Of eeery description for Cemeta-
rirS, Public and Prira,e Bsildis-s, also Ver-
an,iaitS, BaicCni.s, Fountains, Sei;ees. Chairs.
Lions, Dogs, &r., and other ornamental Iron
Work Of i deeuraI,ye character. all Of VI hIcif
is executed with the express view Of pleasing
the tlslc. while ihsy combine all the refui-
sites OF beauty an,. substantial construction.
Purchasers Iaay rely on having all articles
caF,iury boxed and shipped TO tLeir place OF
Destination.
\ book of designs will be sent 10 those who
wish 10 make selection.
HOPrRr WOor,
R'1g- iv-eu- tsloa s,nn.Griens $. illa
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", l. VI, D. TURNPIKE.
Seven School Teachers Wanted,
ITO teach School in White Deer Town

L ship. They are requested to meetthe Board
of Directors on Saturday. the Sd day of Ncven.
Der. at the house Of Ann Guinter, in New Co
lumbia, at o'clock p. NJ. on said day. at
which time and place they may be employed.
Reasonable wages will be paid for good teach
ers. Oct. II. 55l AARON SMITH, Secy.
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important News.

lNiDOfJdEt NSVS.
WHEN in the course OF human
w events" il becomes necessary for a
"GoldSmith" to turn "raIlor," aproPer respect
to the opinions of mankind as well as TO his
own interests, demands that a statement OF his
intentions should be made to the world IN gen.
eral and his friends in particular.
Goldsmith :. BRO.
would therefore respectfully inf1rm the resd
ents of Lewisburg and lis vicinity. that they
have recently opened large and fashionable
assortment Cf CLOTHING al their es,ab-
lishment on Market 81. next TO Y odrI's jewelry
store.
Being associated with one Of the largest
Clothing establishments in Philadelphia, they
are able TO furnish the best of Gnods al the
very lowest Cash prices. Their motto IS
Quick .SI}es and Small II" fits"
As they are determined TO adhere 10 this prin-
cIp.e, they challenge competition. large
assortment of
BOYS CLOTHING
constantly on hand. Goats, ,Pantaloons. Vests,
Cravats, Handkerchieis. Suspenders, SOCKS,
&c. &c. in vast proiusion. Call and examine
the assorment-no charge is made for look
ing. lyCUSTOM WORK promptly atten.
ded TO. Don't miss the door-it is next TO
Yoders, at the sign Of the Big Flag.
j. GOLDSMITH d BROS
IeWisburg Oct. 10, 1858
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\ TEACHERS INSTITUTE, is called i'll
the Star, to meet at tie Elias Church, in
Mill'nburg, at Pm. Of Tuesday the Gth
Nov. next. All Teachers are cordially
invited to attend, and will be entertained
by the citizens at their homes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-30
',ways, when the field i once plowed over, sa

ways, when the field is once pl0wed over, Sd
from east to west, you turn across and are
obliged to rework part of the corn immedi-
ately with part that has not been worked for
eight or ten days.
The system of cultivation that pursue, and
which believe as successful as any other, is,
as soon as the corn is planted and before it is
up, ii you choose, to run twice in a row with
one-horse Rounder or Livingston county
plow, the bar side to the corn. start half
my teams thus when they have proceeded
this way long enough for the land to want stir
ring again, | start the second half, to follow
with the Cultiyators, twice in row. which
levels the ridges down. As soon as the third
working is needed, or when those who used
plows in the first case get over the crop, start
them with Cpltiyators, also twice in a row.
By this time the corn should be thoroughly
and carefully thinned before the fourth work
ing. which should be done with shovel plows.
Those who thin the corn should always carry
hoes for the purpose Of cutting briars, elders,
sprouts, &c, that may have escaped the pillow.
The fifth process, which is apt to be the last,
should be with Cultiyators twice in row.
You have now the crop "lad BY" as the
term is, with the ground in level condition,
to avoid washing, and in good condition to
receive small grain in the fall or spring. We
have now come to period when we await the
process Of maturing, and the further manage
ment OF the crop will vary according to the
design to feed to the various kinds Of stock
but it is good economy, as soon as it is sulli-
cently rpened, TO cut and set in stacks (if in
hills) Of l6 hills square, or if in drill, little
less than that proportion, as there is apt to b.
more on the ground, unless carefully thinned
There is more danger from too early cutting
| than too late and all corn intended to be crib
bed should be secured by the first OF January
otherwise, it is very liable to receive material
mi ury before il can be housed.
The stacks or shocks Of fodder should be
doubled after the corn is shucked out by lay
ing one-thiul on the ground and setting the
remainder carefully around.
This method of saving provender for stocl
in winter is by far the most speedy and cheaI
that can be pursued.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-30
Full Of this idea. Farmer Barnum returned

to New York, and went forthwith to dealer
in drugs, medicines and chemicals, and inquir.
ed the prices of-Ntrate Of potash PIC. a
pound. Nitrate Of soda f--4c. Suphate Of
soda Pc. Sulphate Of magnesia ?--24c. Mu,
rate Of soda ?-lac.
" Very well, put me up a hogshead ofeach"
In due time the farmer was ready to begin
to use his new manures, orrather, he was FIRST
curious-eyen showmen have curiosity---to see
what these nitrates and sulphates all looked
like. So he ordered the casks that had arry-
ed tobe opened for inspection. That was soon
done, and the man, with CONSERVATION written
upon his face, came back with handsful of the
contents, and reported:
MIR. Barnum, you're sold -- humbugged.
Look here; that was marked Nitrate Of pot
ash'-what do you call thats p
That that is saltpcter--nothing else"
"And thisi This was marked Sulphate Of
Soda"
"Why that t!'-and he tasted" that
-oh, pshaw! that is Glauber salts
"And this-sulphate Of magnesia 7"
" Bah that is EPSON salts"
"And shall send them back :"
Yes-no-hold on. Perhaps the druggist
in the village has sent for them, and they have
made mistake, and sent my nitrates and sui
pilates to him. and his physic to me-"
So he posted down town to inquire; but nc
l-nobody had sent for any glauber salts; and
so he came back to write letter and blow uI
the dealer who had so befooled him. In the
meantime the man had got the cask marked
T" Muriate Of Soda" opened, and reported thai
| it contaned---ha, ha, ha- simply common
salt"
" What on earth," wrote Mr.. b. to the che
mist, " did you send me Glauber salts. Epson
salts, saltpeter and common salt for. DO yol
think want to pickle and preserve my land
and it get in too much salt and saltpeter
physic it out? Only one Of the casks contain
what ordered, and that is the nitrate of SO
da."
The return mail brought the answer: Nj
tra;e Of soda, Of course, is right, because it i
not known by any other name.
GIauber salts is, properly speaking, sui
plate Of soda, and sulphate Of magnesa is no
thing more nor less than epson salts.
"Salt, as we use the term, is salt, but il i
a very unmeanng term among 50 many salts
Muriate Of soda is the right name Of our com
mon or table salt.
And nitrate Of potash is nothing but salt
peter; don't be afraid of tit won't explode.
BUTT did explode" said MIR. Barnum; I"
exploded my ignorance. | had studied agri
cultural chemistry, but did not know salt no
saltneter. do now. and mean to know tha
they are good for land"
'And We mean thata few thousand other pea
pie shall know the same thing. We do know
that all these things are good and very cheaI
inanures Tribune
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From the Christian Witness.
NoT ASHAMED 0F RIDTCULE.

shall never forget lesson which rcceiv
ed when quite young lad, at an Academy in
the village Of B. Among my school-iel-
lows were Hartly aud yemsOn. They we're
somewhat older than myself, and to the latter
looked up as to sort Of leader in matters Of
opinion as we'll as Of sport. He was not at
heart malicious, but he had FOOLISH ambition
of being thought witty and sarcastic, and he
made himself feared BY besettins habit Of
turning things into ridicule, 50 that lie seemed
continually on the look out for matter Of de-
risi0n.
llartly was a new scholar, and little was
known Of him among the boys. One morning
as We were on our way to school he was seen
driving COW along the road toward neigh
boring field. A group Of boys, among whom
was Jemson, met him as he was passing. The
opportunity was one not to be lost by Jemson,
"fIOlloam he exclaimed; whats the price
Of milks say, Jonathan. what do YOU fod.
der on: What will you take for all the god
on her hornss Boys, ii you want to see tie
latest Paris style, look at those boots
/ lIartly, waving his hand at Us with plea.
sant smile. aud driving the COW on to the field,
tuuk down the bars Of rail fence, saw her
safely IN the enclosure, aud then, putting up
the bars, came aud entered school with the rest
OF Us. After school in the afternoon he let out
the COW, and drove her OF, none OF Us knew
where. Aud every day for two or three weeks,
he went through the same task.
i The buys 0i B. Academy were nearly
all the sons Of wealthy parents, aud some OF
them. among whom was JemsOn, were ounces
enough TO look down with a sort ol disdain upon
4 scholar who had to drive COW. The sneers
aud icers uf Jemson were accordingly often
renewed. lie once, on the plea that he did
not like the odor Of the barn, refused to 81,
next to llarty. Occasionally he would inquire
after the cows health, pronOuncing the word
"kc.uw" after the manner Vi some Of the cOun.
try people.
4 With admirable gouj nature did llartly bear
all these silly attempts to wound and annoy
him. lido not remember that he was ever once
betrayed into look Or word Of angry rctilia.
tiDn. Il suppose, llartly," said Jeinson one
Z day, Il suppose your daddy means 70 make a
milkman Oi you" "Why NOT 20 asked liartly
30 nothing; only don't leave too much wa
/ ter in the cans when you rinse thrm-that'
ALL" The buys laughed, and lIartly, not u
the least mortified, replied, " Never fear, I
ever should rise TO be a milkman, I'll giy'
good measure and good milk"
f The day after this conversation there was
public exhibition, at which number ol ladie
/ and gentlemen, from neighboring cities, wer
! present. Prizes were awarded by the Prln
: cipal OF our Academy, and bOth Hartly an,
c Jemsun received creditable number for, i
respect to scholarship, these two were abOu
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THE RAIL ROAD

Has at length reached H Hillsborough, making quite
stir in our usually quiet village.
rVNHE subscribers, availing themselves Of this
= great State work, are enabled thus early af-
ter their purchase TO offer 10 their customers and
the public New and Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Among them may be found
Prints, OF all grades,
Lawns and Jaconets,
Berages and Summer DeLaines.
Challis and Tissues.
Checked and Striped Silks,
New and Pretty Styles Of Bonnet
Ribands.
Straw. Chip. Silk and Neapolitan
BOnnets,
Misses Flats, various kinds.
Silk and Lace Mantillas.
Table and Piano Covers,
Black Silk Shawls,
New Styles of Embroidery Patterns,
Embroideries of all kinds.
]. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
April 10. 81
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4 srnISx II Sphinx has been received at
The State Department, sent over 10 the Go
sernment by Mr.. De Leon, United States Con
sd General in Egypt. Il is an antiquity Of
course, and has the body Of lion and face
II a young woman. It's capitally cut in sand
stone, and stands about two feet high. II is
covered with hierOglyphics, and has carved Oh
il representations Of a beetle, bull, scurpi-
on, dogs, crocodile, faces, and other figure.
Wpsliagior ssas
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OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1855.
Thomas Robinson rs. ). u. school6eld.
Thomas Roheson rs. Same.
Bumuss q Brother rs. Same.
Same rs. Same.
Same u.s. Same.
Same u.s. Same.
Jusiices' Erteuiions, ieried on Lots Of Land in
the forca Of HilisbOrough, kn0,rn IN The plan
Of said toIpa as Lots Nos 80, 81, q l60 con-
iaiaing three acres. more or less. and last
fur On PG,t ef Lot No. 25 IN plat II said
fotcH
Mclean & Manner "a. s. ID. Sehooliielj
Same Is. Same.
Same rs. Same.
Eli Smith rs. Same.
Same rs. Same.
Same rs. Same.
Same ~. same.
Henry Richards rs. Same.
same rs. same.
William Donnell rx Same.
Same rs. Same.
.Tasiiets' Executions, ieried on Lots Of Land IN
the forn Of HillstOroggh. knolra IN The plat
Of the iOirn as. Lots Nos. as d "a, contaiR
lIlg iir0 acres, more " less, and boiRded north
6g Trygn street, ,cssl Ly Wm. Hoeper. soth
Jy Tsrtaiiae aud LyReh, and eSsf By Car.
nichdsl and others.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
4 that s. ID. sehoolhcld. the defendant in all
the above cases, telurnable to this Coun, bath
llsconded from Orange county, and his place Of
residence Is unknown Il il therefore ordered
thai publication be made ia the Hillsbmough
Recorder for ak weeks, Cor said schoolieid 10
appear at the next term Of said Court, 10 be held
al the eoun house in HillsbOrOugh, on the fourth
Monday u May next, and show cause Why exc
cution shall not issue in each Of the above cases
10 sell the lands levied on.
Witness. George Laws. CLERK of our said
Count. sl Office ia HillsborOugh. The 9Th hOnjsy
OF February. A. ID. 1855.
GEORGE LAWS, c. c.
kphi .. n. adv. sl:5O in each case. ST.
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One Cent Reward.

DAN away from the subscribef on The 5lh
~ inst. bouni boy hy the nsmc Of EN0CH
SYKES, about Is years Of age. Al persons
sfc hereby iorewarncd not 10 hafhot Or employ
him under penalty af the law. The ahose re.
ward viii be given lOr bic delivery TO me. bot no
thanks.
4. w. HEDGPETH.
My 18th. ,si--3w
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UspERNEpiTATEp ELoquEScE.-As an exam
pie ol powerful, unprecedented eloquence,
NAV be giyen short answer Of Curran, the
Irish orator. to i certain Judge Robnson--the
author ol many scurrlous political pamphlets
who. upon one occasion, when the barrister
was arguing a case before him, had the impu.
dencc ii rrproach Curan for his poverty, by
telling him that lie expected his law library
was rather contracted"
"Itis true, my lord" said Curran, with Dig
nifed respects, !. that am poor, and the cir
cumstancc has certainly somewhat curtailed
my Library NY books are not numerous, but
they are select. and hope they have been pc
rused with proper disposition. have pre-
pared myself for this high profession, rather
by the study Of few good works, than BY the
composition 81 great many bad ones. | am
not ashamed oi NY poverty; but should be
ashamed Of my wealth, could have stopped to
aeuarc il by scr,ility and corruption. II
rise not TO rank, shall at least be honest; and
shoa!d ever cease TO be 50, many an example
shows me thatan Ill gained reputation, BY max
ing me more conspicuous, would only make me
The more universally aud the more notorioasly
contemplate. Brosghsa.
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N o I he Il.

A III. pcr.ans indebted 10 d.. \. D. SCHOOL.
n FIELD. either by note o. account. will call
on the subscriber, a. he slone, by virtue Of
Deed Of Trust, is authorized 10 receive monies
anil settle the accounts. Immediate attention 10
this notice Is expected.
IA. TURRENTlNE, Trustee.
January 10. 70--
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NEW DRUG STORE

NEW DRUG STORE
IN CHAPEL HILL.
THE undersigned respectfully informs tho
L public thai he has purchased the stock Of
Drugs, Fancy Articles, &c.
ef Dr.. ]. s. Lucas, and having replenished his
stock by recent purchases at the North, is now
ready 10 Gil orders, either by Wholesale or re-
'ai'' II. B. SAUNDERS.
or Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours Of the day or night
April ,. 81
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Lumber for Sale

At the Raleigh Planning Mills.
200. 900 feet dressed Flooring.
100. 900 :" 9 Misunderstanding
$4,000 Ceiling.
100, 900 " Thick Boards.
THIS lumber is Of the very best long leaf pine
4 brought to an exact thickness, and will be
delivered on board the free Of charge. Those
wishing 10 purchase will, on application by let-
ter or otherwise. be furnished with card Of pri-
ces, and all necessary information as to Heights.
&c.
T. d. HOGG & CO.
Raisigh, March -, 1855. Smut