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III
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK.
FARE ONLY 81.
TENIIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT
Il the comfortable Steamer MARYLAND, Captain Chas
proved every respect the between Pc
tersburg and Baltimore weekly.
leave Petersburg by the Morning Tram Sunday of each
week at A. O'clock A. NJ, and reach Baltimore in the
of the night thus securing with the
different lines out of Baltimore the following morning in
Returning passengers will leave Baltimore on the after
of Wednesday Of each week. at O'Clock, p NJ and
arrive at Petersburg by special train at an early hour
Fare in either direction 81 Forward Cabin passengers
price, with meals board of the Mary
Fare for class passengers between Baltimore
5p second class do 5Omaking the whole fare from
only for the first class passengers, and So so for second
class do including meals for the latter on board the steam
further particulars through tickets apply the
Office of the Richmond Petersburg and Potomac Rail Road
RICHARD FURT, JR:, Ticket Agent
P. S.-Fare Piney Point with privilege of returning
~ r. F., JR., Ticket Agent
February 81 1875. SS-tf.
The Winter is Gone and the Spring is Come.
THNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE ON REA
likely well broke Mules,
9 hrst-rate brood Mares by Imported Rowton out
of a thorough bred Sir Archie mare, r.
Also, or : Yoke Of Oxen, likely and well broke,
10 Sheep, y South Down and 4 Merino,
{" 50 Barrels best Old Apple Brandy,
And good Horse Wagon and Gear
Pomona, Wake County, NC
have certificates to prove the blood of the above
stock. s. j.
Spectacles Adjusted to Defective Sight upon I'm
erring Scientific Principles by e. Markers,
Optician.
zens Of North Carolina by his freouen n Wis
its to Raleigh, skul Opclan informs the public that
Music Store where he will be happy to attend to all wins
defects of sight, mopa, presbya, presbye
blyopa, Cataract, ect His superior glasses and most
the eye well known that they require
mentioning. Call soon as his stay will be very short
At Petersilas Music Store
A LDEN's INDEX TO THE REPORTS OF THE
n Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States,
work is completed and just issued from the 1t
consists of three royal octave Volumes containing
articles heads and thousand references
hbting the principles adudicated enabling any person.
with great facility find point decidedly the Supreme
Court of the United States from its organization to
'' HENRY D. TURNER,
Raleigh May 4, 1855. a.
IHl.oLLAR's LAWS OF EXECUTORs.-A
' ND 4. 2 T E55f E,s..
Raleigh May T. 1855. A.
~ Europe and the East by Samuel Irsneas Prince with
sns''v'ns' IN two volumes H. fSf r s5is
Raleigh, May s. 1855. a.
DERFUMERY.-WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A
supply of select articles for the toet-come and
~. =, HAYWOOD SCOTT;
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POPE 81 CO.,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,


PETERsBURG, Va,
WILL e1yE STRICT WR IERsoS GdIa A GcE1aS
"a to the sale CT neat aIoaccG G %r @ G
or on commission of the staple products Of the coun
promote the interest Of those who make cousgmens
TO them
y GRooERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Pc
VA Keep constantly on hand select and ex-
lies, among which may always way be found:
Stewards A B and C Refined Sugars,
Stewards best loaf Sugars
New crops New Orleans olassess in bbs and half bbls
Old crop Cuba Molasses in hhds, and bbs
Swedes and English Iron,
Western Bacon, MddIings Shoulders and Joles,
Cumberland Nails, from to 20 penny weight,
WaEEfss AMP EecH pEas
Of sv aeDeR
to their
French Ere Brandis dies imported $50 and 1851,
MADEIRA, Port and Sherry Wine
H ElsnaIai Champagne do
St. Julien Ciaret do.
Bupgardner's very Old Rye whiskey,
Pure Extract of Rye,
March 90. 1855. S+6m.
$40 .I REXAR 81 - FROM THE
oJ nsmed ' ssd s bnv Of 1884,
little under feet high round full face little frecked
most negroes He may be lurking somewhere in Randolph
Guord or he NAV be endeavoring to make his way
hension and confinement if taken out ofthe State
Sss if taken within the State SO that get him Any in
1T may be st that said boy has free but re-
Randolph Co, N. c., March 49, 1856 84-tf
II ATE BRACKEN, A
ae Of forty years ago. by Annie Chambers Bradford
Emm . porS 30 b.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. P. BCOCK.

DR. P. BCOCK,
EEAVING PERM ANENTLY LOCATED IN RALEIGH
EAhas taken and neatly fun nished Mr. Rou-
has Store suitable to the reception Of Ladies and Gentle
Thankful for very liberal patronage bestowed upon
him, far, he hopes by careful attention. and excellent
operations, to merit a continuance of the
Teeth inserted, from full sett, with without
artificial gums and warranted.
others who have not learned the fact
necessarily be lost because the exposed, may
be surely saved If properly treated and filled in the best
REFERENCES:
(BY PERMIssIoN.)
Rev Dr. Mason, Raleigh, Rev Dr.. Sea- bury, Ny.
Dr.. F. j. Haywood Dr.. Geo. E. Halves,
Raleigh May 10, 1855. 4e-tf
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
18th of ay ss sn n s an
ms ge on THURSDAY the 9TH of june next
His Ezcelleney, .THohAs BRAGG, President Ee etscio
> of Board of Trustees.
0n' DA''u L. '"Ai" Of Of the The 6 aiislSsn'
John H. Bryan,
John R. J. Daniel,
John NJ Dick,
James C. Dobbin,
Robert B. Gilliam
5 Ed1n'1 D. . Hawfins,
Charles l.. Hinton,
John Kerr,
+.
Willie p Mangum, 4
Charles Manly,
James T. Morehead,
Samuel F. Patterson,
Thomas Ruffn,
Romuus NJ. Saunders,
Lewis Thompson,
John D. Toomer,
By ORDER CHAS. MANLY, Sec'y
May IL, 1855. 49,
a SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
N The wishes to engage in teaching about
the first of July. He will graduate in June next Salts
factory testimonials to to take charge Of
Moth ofIcalS Twill hoo
Their information address DR.. VIM A. Smith, the subscr
Der, at r. N. College, Va.
R. n. SLEDD.
May Is, 1865. Soft
NOTICE.-PROF CHARLES B.. STUART, OF
Randolph, Macon College, Va will deliver address
before Johnston Academy on the 9TH June next
TRUSTEES.
May 15 1855. - 1074-2t
Redclif" Hearts Ease &C. just received, and for
tAle By WI. POMEROY.
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Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.

NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM AND
N after the January all dues to this Road for freight
must be paid Petersburg Portsmouth, except on
freight which be paid in advance on delivery of
the goods the may be.
This arrangement will afford great advantages to our Gus
toners by supersedng the necessity of their employing
more than one forwarding agent between New York and
Raleigh having their goods produce subjected to
only handling . =.
Agents violate the above rule without subecting
themselves to removal.
The greatest care continue be taken by the officers
and agents Company department of its bus
accommodate the public and promote the interests
of its customers.
Whilst the Western merchants are going North passen,
ger will leave Raleigh in the afternoon on the arrival
Of the train from the the N c. Road, due notice
of which will be given
BY order of the Board of Directors,
L. OBJ. BRANCH, President
As the Company has two Depots in Raleigh, merchants
ordering goods go up the n Road are requested to
have them distinctly marked that their destination
be known they be loaded to the through Depot
from Petersburg Portsmouth.
Raleigh, Jan. H. 1855. 16-u
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NJOTICE.-Was taken up and committed to JAIL in
lie the County of Nash, on June Goth, 1854, a negro
who says his is TOM and belongs to the heirs
to be about years of age black Complex
ion, and has than ordinary space between Of
his under teeth The requested to forward
prison charges and take him away, he will be dis
posed of according to law. A. R. BAINES
Aug. l-wtf. Sheriff.
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NW7ATER POWER ON NEUSE RIVER
Wv EIGHT MILES EAST OF RALEIGH, AND
FOUR FROM THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.-The sub
scrber DESTROYS sell his water the Neuse
River known the Stone and Cobb Mills where there is
abundance of at all of the and suf
fcen supply of rock at the old dam to build
Ten feet of be obtained with dam eight feet
high.
Should it be preferred to form Company for manufac
turing purposes, willing to become member with
good and substantial Company of gentlemen.
If Company formed it is desreus that it should be
done have this day begun to rebuild the old dam
the
VIM R. POOLE.
January %, 1855. 1s-tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-LENOlR
SCOUNTY Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions March
Term, 1855 Geo. w. Eentcrs William A. Strong Or
igna attachment and Franklin Dibbe summoned as garl
shee.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court the de-
feDdani this is nonresident Of this State, II Is or
dcred by the Court that publication be made i'll the North
Carolina Standard newspaper published IN the CITY Il"
Raleigh, for successive weeks, notifying the said ian
\. Strong appear the OF this Court To be
held for the County Of Lenoir the first Monday in July
plead to ISSUE otherwise Judgment will be rend-
cred accordingly.
Witness N Hunter Clerk of said Court, at office in
knston on the third Monday of March, A. D. 1880.
n. HUNTER, c. c. e.
pr Adv. S5621%.) lU13-6w.
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CALL AND SEE
H. L. EV A N S.

NUMBER 90 CHEAP PLACE, RALEIGH, n. C.
rGyHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention of his old friends and customers and
the public generally his stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods Bonnets Hats Boots, Shoes &c, which is now IN
store and ready exhibition His stock is large and well
selected will be sold cheap the cheapest partcu-
larly to the person BUYING WITH CASH, great in
ducements will be offered for the ready money:
Call and examine and be able of truth to testify to the
above Opposite E. l.. Hardings. r,,,No
poI,;uh s.
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NAPS AND HATS.-BEEBES EXFINE MOLE
y skin,
Black Pearl and white soft Hats,
Panama Straw and Legh0In
Boots and ShOes--AIiles' fue Pump Boots,
do. pegged do.
Robinson's Ladies walking shoes,
Black and cOored Caters,
Gents fine summer shoes,
Brogans. Cali, Goat and various other kinds,
Ladies Fancy Shoes, Misses and Children's do.
ii. L. EVANS
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TEvO THE TURPENTINE MAKERS OF N.
Il & $. CAROLINA.-Tha subscribers having ia
ken the premium the late State Fair upon turpentine
TOOLS chpper roundshaves and hackers would announce
the public that they manufacturing these tools
tensively Their wOrkmen having been for
gagged the above business unsurpassed by any in the
quality proper OF their tools. We will de-
liver these any points tie n. c. " r. and W
N. Railroads. We warrant these tools to be equal in
quality superior in adaptation for work any North
eln manufacture and ask liberal share of public patron
age trusting liberal Southernes will give preference
home manufactures.
All orders addressed o Jericho, n. c.. will meet
prompt attention . -
January 8, 1855. IL
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New BAKERY and candy Manufactory.

New Bakery and Candy ManufactOry.
MERS. HARDIE DESIRES TO SAY TO THE
public that has recently employed superior Ba
ker and Candy Maker She will keep constantly for sale
Cakes and Candies of great Variety,
and now prepared execute orders for cake for dinners
and Dartes Families hotels be supplied with
kind or any quality of desserts.
She will fill orders for Candy at wholesale, and forward
it to any part of the State.
Raleigh, Nov. 90, 1854. 3-t.
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Register will please copy till day Of sale.
REUSTER ROLLS OF THE SOLDIERS OF
lVATIIE w AR OF 1912, detached from The n. G.
and II, published i'll pursuance of esou-
the General Assembly, Of jan le1i under The
direction of the Adiuant General
Copies of this may be obtained by addressing the
subscriber, Price dollar free of postage.
CHI c. RABOTEAU.
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Attention, Ladies
NKT HI. & II. S. TUCKER TAKE PLEASURE
w Gin informing the Ladies that their assortment OF
SPRING MANTLLAs is ready for exhibition,
which will pleased show them at their Store.
No. 8, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
March *
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Bricks Bricks! =! Bricks ~!
ME SUBSCRIBERS HAVING MADE PERMANENHdd
Il arrangements for carrying the BRICK-MAklNG
business on an extensive scale prepared to con-
tract for the delivery during the ensuing season. OF from
to teoo million OF Bricks of the best quality and at such
prices as will DEFY all c0n1pettion
Orders from distance will be promptly attended to- anu
bricks delivered at either of the Depots if desired IN
Raleigh, March 7, 1855. SO-t
- Register copy.
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DLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
IL Wake Forest, N G-WILLIAM NJ. CRENSHAW, A.
b., Prncipal-The Seventh Session of this institution will
the End Monday in January next Tuition from
s. to sl5 session The Academy situated mile from
Forestvle The location of this institution for health
atty and convenience cannot be surpassed by any The
Trustees of this school have than realized their
tatons in Mr. CRENsHAw teacher and would the
public that he is thorough scholar and good instructor
Board be had at So per month For further particulars
address Dr. WESLEY HARTSFIELD,
Forestvile, Wake COY n. c.
Nov %, 1858. ST.
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HEOENETS.-A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Id Silk Lace, LcghOrn and White and Black
Ribbons--a large assortment and very cheap
Collars UnderSieeves Ch:m.ZetlS, Gloves,
Plain and Fab Ha,idh IS Hosiery &C. at the place
Ii. l.. EVANS.
So
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HNRESS GOODS.-PLAIN FIGURED PLAlDS
IL and Striped Silks.
Plain Black Watered do, very cheap,
Satin Plaid Striped Figured and Plaid Berage,
Chali Berage De Lane, French Jackonets and common
Lawns, a large assortment at very low prices,
Ginghans, Brilliantes, Plain,
Dotted and Figured Swiss Muslins.
ArrilS So
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TNVOWN LOT FOR SALE.--THE NORTHERN
IL half lot No IL, containing half acre. will De Sold
suit purchasers Terms suit the tmeS-lone credit will
the Southeastern corner of City of Raleigh and
CT the square formerly occupied by Will H. Haywood r
deceased, n garden.
Immediate possession be given and any information
concerning the sale by application to the under gned
not sold before said lot Will be exposed to c SALE on
of May next being Monday of May Court at the
House door, in Raleigh, credit of II months
purchase money bearing interest from satisfactory
security required. oo,
Raleigh, Anrii 1t, $3.50 42-W&Swtd
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NEW STORE.-AT THE OLD STAND OF JOHN
IL PRIMROSE Fayetteville street, just above the
Market House.
The subscriber has opened full stock of Dry Goods Co
thing Jewery Groceries, and general assortment of every
thing usually kept in City Store, which he will sell at
wholesale retail He is determined SELL and
must and will and those in want of goods groceries
can now get bargains Call soon, and give trial be-
fore you buy elsewhere.
MARX. SCHLOSS.
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DO SOMETHING.

IF we were asked in what consists the chief
happiness Of the civilized man over the savage,
we would say, in the occupation of mind and
body-the constant employment which IS the
condition Oh which men live insociety. There
Iis,p saws Carlyle, "a perennial nobleness, and
even saeredness in work. Nothing else can
elevate manhood-say what you will. In idle
mess nobody can. In business, politics, htera-
lture, religion, we must work, if we would be
anything, or do anything.
Can there be any object more contemplate
than what, in the expressive phrase OF some
parts of our country, is called a do-9ess man? ?
| The word is inelegant, and so is the thing
which the word describes. A man without
Isettled aim or object-a mere human Vegetable
absorbing nourishment and converting it into
chyle, bone, muscle for no other purpose than
to furnish frame for tailors to hang clothes on
what is it good for? A fat pig is good when
dead, and the lazier and fatter the pig, the
better the pork; but lazy man is good for no7
thing, dead or alive.
Do something-but what? Why, whatever,
comes legitimately and properly to your hand
1 and whatever you do, do well. Halfwork is
the bar to all progress There is not human
being in this great nation, or in any other, who
may not benefit his country by the industrious
pursuit of an honest calling. And there is
none who cannot find something to do, ne
will only undertake it.
Il The person who deity trims your hair' oi
lreaps your chin, OF polishes your boots, II ne
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NORFOLK PLAGUE IN A PECUNIARY POINT
OF VIEw.-Two Of Norfols's daily papers have
re-appeared- Argus and Herald. The
Herald thus speaks Of the injury done to the
business and financial affairs Of the town by
the pestilence:
OF the effects of the calamity in a pecuniary
point of view, we cannot find the nerve to dis
course on all their bloody details. Suffice it
that to the untold and inconeeivable suffering
from the family bereayements, we must add an
incalculable amount of afflction resulting from
the reverses of fortune and change Of circum-
stances from comparative competence to over
whelnling poverty and destitution. Many
heads Of families and head of business firms
have been swept away-a fearful number in
deed! Their estates must be settled in the
usual wsy. Awful sacrifices of property, and
more awful defaults of monied engagements,
and yet more awful consequences to the parties
collateraly interested and dependent, wait upon
the issue. And the city corporation, already
overburdened with debt-to which must be
added-how much we fear to conjeeture-so
much as,shall be required to satisfy all dues,
over and above the princely donations from all
parts Of this blessed Union which have been
Iexpended by the Howard Association-how
viii it meet its ordinary demands and how
enforce the collection ofits taxes from its in
inhabitants who are left with sadly diminished
ability to pay them? But the subject is too
distressing to dwell upon here.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

YTyHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partnef
ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER e 90
for the transacuon ofa general Forwarding and Com
mission BMsiness and have erected for that purpose
very large spacious Fire-proof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
Cr4wfordsyiIie Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
! Produce and Merchandise. So
They viii give special care to Consignments, either by
River Railroad, Canal Wagons, and wiAforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this market, and soclt
for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses Oh the
Coast as one of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
,ha nsthIicP nafronaoe M. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
saeIA w. M. AIKMANs
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THEO BORE FRANKE,S
ATI nv EIN& EST TABLESHAIENT,

sar Canal sts opposite Henry Lutz's Groee-
ry, Evansville. Indiana
HANCY d. Steam scourer and Rehnisher Of Dry Goods
formerly Foreman at Cincinnati for Mr.. Teasdale
New York Dye House -, y, IS. . !. = os,,-
III aoen Craze and Cashmere, Shaws of query descrip
nn an finishes Dyes every kind fstus ae-
IN natterns an equal to He
from Silk Dresses in dry way ithout
the color or stuff also cleans and renishes Cur
NJ 5 SIX and Wooen Toile de Tsrsse and Tulles
ne cleans Carpets finishes them equal to at
:sotas 9Aiso ~ ~ oetI9-IYd&w
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~ There's our Gershom,' said Mr.. Shell
ton, he must go off to the city, to make his
living by his Wits
We'll, how did hemake out?' asked friend.
Ahl' said the old man, with sigh, tapping
his forehead significantly, he failed for want Of
capitall'
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CINCINNATI pArER MAt,EHOUsE.

EHNHE undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
Il attention of dealers and consumers to their large and
-aried Papers, Our with Eastern
dealers such that enabled to
keep hand all large stock of Caps and Letters
plain and ruled Flat CAPS Demys, Mediums. Roy and
super Royals Blank Book Papers by P1aner
a Smith, an other first class manufacturers.
We agents fer the best Printers Cards. and Keep on
hand at all times pete stock Printers Papers of
5z-a+p descripton Lightbody's Book and News Inks;
EeCreary,s Colored INKS Yarnish and Gold Size:
and Book Paper and supply orders tc al
any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order short notice.
We highest market price in cash, for Rags Bag
ging Rope and Cotton Waste. ,ooD,,.~
Wholesale Paper Dealers & Manufaeturers AGENTS
sepl1 a and ~ ~ alnut St. Cinelhha1l'
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, DRs. BRAY & PENNINGTON,

SKDESPBGTFuLLY infern the ctzens Of Evansville and
Is they have formed aEaEtHeTsnlp IN the
rrs "tee Of Medicine and surgery
ter os century aud become familiar with the diseases
art this climate their past experience and sue
cess will entitle them share of public paeeonage
Ther ofee is on between Main ana locust
~ post Once where ehe both of them may be
po9ssl ted unless absent on professional business,
artS-tf
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CINCINNATI
RETREATF FOR THE INSANE,

n aScbaree Of EIWA MEAD. ~ D.. Editor of the Ameri
can Pve Journal Lecturer Insanity an Forenzic
Medicine of bssrics and formerly OF Maeria
This Institution open for the reee2tiOn Of patients is
presen ing sup erior advantages. None
patients admitted The long experience OF tie
Superintendent practitioner anil teacher affords guar
= feb2I-6m
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RAGE WANTED.

WMT ARE prepared 10 store Fire Proof arehouse
Wv any quantity GRAIN Produce or Merchandise OK
I tho nostliberal terms. ii,
Having large airy stairs pareular care wii
h. taken Household Agricultural
an ali kinds goods waresable to damage from damp or
effected at the proOfraes by emOn
G logger when desired. - 2
canal convenient for shipping BY KTye5 OF TS
road. Apply novl dEo' rooA AHs O. W.
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: PoRTARI.I,. MILL.

NOR grinding wheat and and al other
Genuine Boiling Cloths. and Betting Of
ali widths. - ..,.--s - an ~ oho,o
AZ our Cncnn at prices. including freight.
Caliat R. Family Grocery corner OF Oak and
sas1go SSsf JAMES BRADFORD co. cincnnat o.
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WOULDN'T CoNTENp-A cross-grained sur
ly man, too crooked by nature to keep still,
went over to his neighbor, Mr.. f., remark
ably cool, calm, non-resistant, and addressed
him thus
''That piece offence over there is mine, and
you shan't have it.''
"Why,,' replied Mr., F, ''you must be mis-
taken think"
"No, it's mine, and l shall keep it''
"Well,' said Mr.. F. suppose we leave it to
any lawyer you shall choose"
'Iwon't leave it to any lawyer" said the
other
"Wen,n continued Mr.. F., "shall we leave
it to any three men in the village that you
select?"
mo, shall have the fence"
Not at all discomposed, Mr.. F., said "Wsu,
neighbor, then I shall leave it to yourself to
say to whom it does belong, whether to you or
me-" sy
Struck dumb by the appeal, the wrathy
man turned away, saying: aga
81 won't have any thing to do with man
that acont contention has oaora rights"