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List Of Pre- miu m 8.

ON FIELD CROPS.
Best crop of wheat not less than acres 90 l. F
I'd best do IL & C
Best crop Of corn not less than acres as F
I'd best do Is C
Best crop of oats not less Than 3 acres l& e
I'd best do C
Best crop Of potatoes not less than Il acre / l. F
I'd best do C
Best acre Of timothy hay. to be weighed
in October or November lkF
Cd best C
Best u acre of tobacco, as to texture and
quality, to be weighed after handed 1k F
I'D best do l&C
Best acre of clover seed AZ F
I'd best do l& G
Best acre Of timothy seed 2& F
Id hest do I& c
Awarding COMMITTEES Jeptha Duvail. Heury
Ford, Joel Yost.
Applicants for premiums on Crops, must have
their ground and pi oduce accurately measured by
one nr more disinteresied persons, whose state.
ments must be verified by affidavit, and must fur.
nish explicit written statements of lst, the kind
Of soil; 2d,'the kind aud quantity of manure. and
manner of application; Sd, the manner and time
of preparing the ground, aud planting or sowing;
4.h. the quantity of seed used; 9th. mode OF cul.
| ture and time of harvesting; 9th, the amount ol
time of both man and beast employed in applying
manure. preparing the ground, planting or sow.
ing-cultivating and g,thering the crop; 7th, and
| nett amount Of the crop. the whole of which musl
be measured or weighed by the usual standards
9th. If practicable they must produce 4 sample o.
the crop to the committee, and have il exhibited
| at the Fair.
The premiums will Be awarded with reference
to Prohtabeness, a. well ~ amount of crop
hence quality a. well a. quantity will be consid
cred.
The object which the Society wish constant,
| to keep in view in awarding premiums ON crops
is not merely that it may be known that larg.
crops are raised in the county; but that tho meth
cd of oultivating such crops may be made public
that the farmers of the county generally, may
avail themselves Of any knowledge that may b.
useful to them.
Competitors for premiums on Corn. and Glove
and Timothy seeds may report TO the committee
at any time previous to the FIRST Monday In De
cember, and on Tobacco previous to the Frs
| w eaueadav in March 1056
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Premiums and Regulations,

For the Fourth annual Exhibition of the
Monroe County Agricultural Society, to
be held in Woodsfeld, on Thursday and
Friday, the Sd and 4th days Of Oeto-
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JUSTICES BLANKS, FOR SALE AT
,9 THIS OFFICE.
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Dett UusueI Ui SWUcV PVtat0vs = =
Largest pumpkin Diploma.
Awarding committee on Dairy Products-Wm
Obey, Mrs N. Y,nhorn, Miss Melissa Dillon. z
Awarding committee on Fruits-A. G Ewing
Mrs. N. Hollister. Miss Catharine Davenport.
Awarding committee on Preserves, Jellies, Sc
DR. Covert, Mrs. Jane Botten6eld, Miss Eliza
beth Kerr. ssss5t zstt
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The largest Carriage Factory in the South.
a. A. 1Ickcthan

Respectfully informs his friends and the public that he
has built large substantial Brick Buildings at his
Old Stand. expressly for manufacturing Carriages
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has received
the last 2l years he hopes by strict attention to
business with desire to give satisfaction. to merit
of the lie warrants his work to be
made of the best material and by experienced wOrkmcn
each branch of the business His work Will
favorabiy with any made i'll the United States for neat
ness and durability.
He is determined to sell and do any work in his line
as good terms as work done elsewhere that is
we'll done lie now has hand. finished. the largest
stock of c CARRIAGES. .BAROUCHES. ROCKAWAYS.
AND BUtr'rlES ever offered in this place. and
large stock of work nearly finished which will be sold
low for Cash on short time punct,a custom
T,5-l tie has on hand more than ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY Vehicles finished and in course Of con-
srucion.
~ All work made by him is warranted u months
with fair and should il fail by bad workman shin
or material will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll o call and
examine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Repairing executed at short notice and very rea-
eonaie terms.
FAYETTEVILLE. Oct l, 1854.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-07

''TRANsIENT" You've MEN-GirIs beware of
transient young mcn; never suffer the addresses
of Il stranger; rccollect that good farmer
boy or mechanic is worth all the floating trash
in the world The al.urements of a dandy Jack
with gold chain about his neck, a walking
stick in his paw, honest tailor's coat on
his back and brainIess skull, can never make
up the loss of a kind fathers house, good
mothers counsel, and the society of brothers
and sisters; their affections last, while that of
such young is lost at the of the
honeymoon. 'Tis true.
INGENIOUS RAsCAIITY.-A wine merchant III
Paris recently received note as follows:
SIR: For some time you have been robbed at
retail; resolved to rob yon by
wholesale. hereby notify you that, tomor-
row night, should you not adopt measures to
prevent it, your cellar will be entirely drained.
"Sacre." cried the merchant, and he loaded
his pistols, & at the appointed night descended
into the cellar. and seated himself between two
wine casks. Everything in the cellar remained
| safe, but on returning home in the morning, he
| found every room in his house rifed, and al
his plate, money, and clothes purloined- Inc Inc
| thieves had persuaded him to take care OF HIS
cellar while they should rob his house.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-07

WHITE MEN DISGUISED AS INDrANs-Thc
Indians seem to get credit for some ro1beries
and murders in Texas which they do not com
nit. Mr. Walker at Dripping Springs, forty
miles west of A ustin, being attacked by five men,
apparently Indians, and killed. a negro who was
with him at the time escaped and reached
settlement and reported the circumstance. A
party then pursued the marauders, killed four
and gave chase to the fifth, who being wounded,
was captured while attempting to cross the
rver.-But the water washed off his paint and
showed him TO be white man in disguise. On
washing the faces of the four dead ones they
also were found to be white men The prisoner
said that there in the mountains party Of
one hundred. who have been COMMITTING des.-
been charged upon the Indians.
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FOE RENT OR FOR SALE

7 OH- u y Y OK EOR S17IE.
MY BRICK YARD in Camphelton is for Rent.
with Machinery. Sheds &c. in good order; it is offer
ed on fair terms for year
Or will be sold if satisfactory offer can he had.
There is Ten Acres in the lot and better clay canno.
he found within ten miles of Fayetteville.
\ fine opportunity is offered to any person
wishing to into the Brick Making Business. Liberal
terms will be offered
For further particulars apply to
c.. W. LAWRENCE.
Feb, goth. 34tf
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r 0 II s A L L.
FOR ALE
At RED Z CE d PRICE
For CASH Short Time,
vHO Carriages. BarOuchCS.

ROCKAWAYS & BUGGIES of erery description,
Many of which finished and the balance being
finished daily; among which many and
beautiftI styles and one rery fine Carriage. Some
Of them very light and all made in the best manner
and of the best materials. My facilities for doing
Carriage work are greater than any establishment
south and can afford and determined to sell work
of the best quality low as it can be built for by
any =,
;rr5- Those who are indebted to me will please pay
mn as nv business requires my outstanding debts to be
collected "A. "A. MchEl Han.
February Sd, 1855. tt
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and that this principle must be always acted
upon by those i'll the employment of the Depart
ment. Judge Hall, of New York, formerly
Postmaster General, gave decision few da VS.
ago, that letter in the mails could not be
opened under any circumstances.
DEATH Rev. S. w. CApERs.-We deeply
regret to announce the death of Rev. 5. w.
Capcrs, which occurred on Friday 29th ultimo
after few hours illness. His general health
had been failing for several months, but his
immediate dissolution was not apprel'ended.
Thus it is, we know not the day nor the hour
when the summons shall come, ''Prepare to meet
thy God" Mr. Capcrs had been long zeal
ons and acceptable minister Of the gospel of
the Methodist church We have often listened
with pleasure and qualification to his words
of soberness and truth, and recall
many pleasant incidents of religious charac-
ter connected with this faithful servant of & cd.
Soldier of Christ, we'll done!
Praise he thy new employ;
And, while eternal ages run,
Rest in thy Saviours Joy"
Camden JouruaI
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Four Men Po1soNED AT a BALI.-Four men
were poisoned at a ball in juneau, Wisconsin,
by drinking bed-bug poison, which they sup
posed was champagne. The men belonged to
Hincon, and had taken basket of wine with
them. Into this somebody had put bottle Of
bed-bug poison, for safe keeping, while house
cleaning. During the progress of the ball, the
men got thirsty, and went up stairs in the
dark to take drink. and got the poison instead
of the champagne. Two Of them were getting
along very well, but the other two are in da,;-
oerous condition.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-07

Professor TRENCH, in his latest work on the
English language, points out curious typo
graphical error in the goth verse of the 23d
chapter Of Matthew. The words (which strain
at gnat and swallow camel" the professor
thinks contain misprint, which having been
passed over in the edition Of 1911 has held its
ground eyer since. The translators intended t"
say: winch strain omt gnat and swallow 1t
camel" that being the correct rendering OF tn"
original, as appears in Tynsdale's and Cranmer :,
trarslations, both of which have strained o":
1t was the custom Of the strctcr Jews 10 s'ra''
their wine, vinegar and other Portaoes 'n'o"
linen or panze lest unawares they should drink
down some little unclean insect, as gnat and
tins transgress the LeviticaI law. 1t t"
this custom the Saviour alluded intending I"
s.S .,'" r',t cnat from their drink would yet
swallow a camel at a gulp.
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TO PASSENGERS

The STEAMER SUN will leave this place every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at l. minutes after sunrise.
and Wilmington every WEDNESDAY and SATTR-
DAY at Il o cIocE with Passengers and Freight
Il. NJ. ORRELI. Agent.
Fayetteville. June :, 1851. 96-tf
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Is receiving from New York beautiful supply of
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Silks, Ribbons.
Dress Trimmings. buttons
Lawns Prints. Chcmizetts. under
sleeves. Collars. IIanlkerchiefs Grass and MuSlin
Skirts. Fans, P;rasuls. Ladies' and Miss
BonnetS. Gents Straw and Lccllorn
Hats. Boots and Shoes.
Southwest corner Market Square. Gillespie street
March 80. 1855. 39-tf
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W. keep constantly hand assortment of the
above Safes warranted trc-proof aud desirous of cX
tending t~ demand for them the ma have been in
dnccd to deliver them here ut New York prices
ID. Il w. McLAUEIN. Agents.
October |. 1854. If
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In pursuance of Decree of the Court OF Equity,
upon the petition OF Eliza McI-aurn vs.. Janet A. Nc
aurn, will sell, at the Court iouse Door IN ray
ettevlle on Monday of the Special Term of the Supc
rior Court August next. tract of Land 123
Acres, lying on the east side of Cape Fear River,
about miles from Fayetteville known as the McIau-
rim Swamp Lands adjoining the Lands of Mrs Jarrott.
Samuel Cain Duncan McLaurin and Joseph Breeze, in
Flea Hill District. The said Land Is Swamp Land
part OF which is we'll timbercd and will be sold upon
credit of six months. Bond aud approved security
required from the purchaser
W. \. HUSkE.
Clerk and Master in Equity
June g. 1858. 3o-6t
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"sambo, where you git dat watch you wear
to meetin' last Sunday"
allow do you know / had wateh?"
Because seed de chain hang out dc pocket
in front"
"Goway, niger! S'posc you see halter round
my neck, you dimk dar boss inside OF me-!
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-07
STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN A
SrpEpIQp COITRT QE LAW

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
SUPERIoI: COURT OF LAW,
Spring Term, 1850
At the Spring Term of the Superior Court held for
the County of Cumberland, His Honor John l.. Bailey
Judge presiding appointed Special Term OF the
Superior Court of Law to be held for the County OF
Cumberland. at the Court House in Fayetteville, on
the SECOND MONDAY in AUGUST next. 1855, in
order to DISPOSE of the unfinished business the Civil
Docket All suitors witnesses the Civil Dock
j. T. WARDEN, Clerk.
June 9. SOFT
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SPRING TRADE,
Our Goods are now coming in Store, embracing1
general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, and Bpnnets, Boots and Shoe
HARDWARE AND II
READY MADE CLOTHING 80
We offer stock usual low rates for CASI1,s61
to prompt paying Customers. 80 4
-eessiniug ~uul trade to tn
zne, offer stock of Hardware at reduced
prices.
We hope and expect that those indebted to us will
come prepared to square accounts.
HALL & SACkETT.
March 81. 1888. 39-tf
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NOTICE..
On the Second Thursday (the 9th) Of August next
at the Village of Summerville, Harnett county.
credit Of nine. twelve. fifteen and eighteen months
will be sold the Lots of Land constituting the Tow,
of Toomer the county site of said county of Harnett
JOS. r. REARDON.
A. S. McNEII.L.
&. II. COFIELD, Comm rs.
NELL MCKAY,
\. II. MCLEAN.
June 25 1855 52-Gt
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JAMES G. SMITHS
HAIR DRESSING AND SHAVING: SALOON,

F,YErTEyIIIE UoTEL.
All kinds of Pertumeries. Hair Oils. shaving and
hair Brushes. toilet and shaving Soaps. for sale
Fayetteville. April :. 1855
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NOTE LOST.

Lost mislaid sometime in February last. a Note
Samuel Minis. in my favor. for $:;J--ate not re-
collected. All persons fprewarned from tradin
for said Note. rs l the only authorized person
receive payment. PETER BOLTON.
June Both 1t-pd
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
will attend at the Market House during the last
20 days of July, from II to O'Clock for the purpose
of taking the Tax List for this District.
ClIAS ID. NIXON, J. l..
June 50, 1855. sgt
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II. ". IILLINGIfI.S ST,

". " IILLIN GIiI ST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer n
CHINA. CROCkERl, GLASSWARE. AND
House. Furnishing Goods.
Hay STREET, opposite II. Il f. J. Lilly
Keep constantly on hand a good assortment of
articles in his line viz:
White and GiIt-band CHINA Dinner and Tea sets
= " Ware in
Fancy Gilt Chin, Tea sets. A. pieces sl2 to $50.
Painted China Tea sets. 81 and ~ pieces, at s4 to 81
White GRANITE Dinner sets.
White Granite. Coored and common Dinner, Te. and
Toilet ware of various patterns
Pans Pie Plates Tea Pots, Spittoons &c; Stone Jars
CUT. MOULDED IND PL1LN' GL-aSSW.4RE
IN GREAT I'-1RIE7Y.
Superior Table CUTLERY; Silver plated CASTORS
Tea Pots. Candestcks. Communion sets, &c; Tin
Coffee Urns, Dish and Plate Covers Tea Kettles,
Br'ss and Copper ditto> Oyster stews, and variety
WAITERS LAMPS: for burning Fluid, Oil and
Lard-standing and iansins,of various patterns;
Lamp Glasses for Cotton Factories hand or made
to order Passage and Guarded Lanterns.
Also. ii variety of Spoons, Ladies', Skmmers, Dip
pers. Brushes. Table Mats. Wood Ware and MANY
other useful. ARTICLES necessary or convenient
IIousekeepers.
n:.s~ Goods carefully packed.
Ssa- Orders will be put up as low if the parties
were present
March Il. 1855. 37-tf
BENJAMIN n. HUsKE,
Attorney ~ LAW,
FAYETTEVILLE y. c.
May be found at the Office formerly occupied hy
Walter \. Huske. Esq on Bow Street.
Will attend the Counties of Moore. Cumberland and
Robson And obtain Bounty Land and Pensions
der the various acts.
March 20, lS55. 3Stf
Bsas~Coopers' Tools, and all qualities of G lue
for DiStill~rs USE for sale by
D. & W. McLAURIN.
| June II. 1854 If
w. Z. ELLiOTT,
General Com omission Forwarding Merchant.
WILMI \ G. T ON, n. C.
| May ., 1855 pd 1Jan
| NORTH CAROLINA CASSIMERES.
! MR. JAMES G.. COOK has hand full stock of
Rock Island Cassimeres. manufactured by Carson.
Young IL Grier, their Mill in Meckleuburg County,
The manu- ufacturerS recommend their fabrics as being
equal in durability and permanent in color.
goods of similar character factured sold in
| the L. s. They invite the most full and thorough
of them and only ask to be patronZed in proper
ton to their merits.
Oct. l. 1854
| JAMES c. SMITH MILES CosrIN
JAMES c. SMITH & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
p,rc removed their office the second story of the
nidino formerly occupied by the Telegraph Company
where thew are prepared attend to all business the
Commission line.
attended
! Wilmington, October l, 1854
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NEW GOODS
At Iary's Garden, Cumberland County.
receiving my FALL AND WINTER
STOCK. consisting of
DRY GOODS GROCERIES,
H.ARDW.AI AND CUTLERY. CROCKERI AND
GLASSWARE. BOOTS AND SHOES
Hats and Caps, Bonnets, Umbrellas, Drugs
and Medicines, &c &c.
In short article usually kept in country Store:
q are sale low
chan ge for country produce. ! will take Turpcntine
10 cts. per barrel less than the Fayetteville price.
p:,vablc in goods cash.
Stavcs and Heading wanted.
G.. W. LAWRENCE
Sept. 2S 1874. 15-tf
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II OIics..

The subscriber has removed to Shaw's new building
Gillespie street. mp stairs. where he still carries
the TAILORING BU USINESS in all its branches.
Having had practical experience in most of the Atlantic
fastidious.
All orders will be executed with neancss and de-
Spatch. i. MONAGHAN.
Oct. /. 1854. If
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CARTHAGE INSITTTI'I;.

SCHOOL will be rc-opencd the 9th of July.
\. r. BLACK, Principal.
W. NJ. BLACK. Assistant.
Carthage Y. c., June 2Sth IT
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a. NJ. CanlDDell.

a. M. Campbell,
AUCTIONEETs g. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East side of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEVILLE. y. C..
Octnl1pr !
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STRAYED

From the subscriber at Lumberton the 18th June.
a middle-size Mare MULE dun color about ten wears
old legs striped half way up. and the of
the back with gear marks the shoulders. She
purchased from Mr. Iunncl. of Montgomery
ty in September 1853. Any information concerning
the whereabouts of the animal will he thankfully
ccived. Address the subscriber a Lumherton y. T..
j. NJ. CARMICII AEI.
June 80. 1856 :52-5t
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to me for the wears 1858 and
lS54 aud do not settle by the 18th of July
notified that their will be placed in TIE hands
of an officer for collection.
June 2: 1853. 5I-3t
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION
The firm of G.. W. !. GOLDSTON q co. is this
dav dissolved by mutual consent.
G. W. T. GOLDSTON.
L. W. GOLDSTO\.
Nov. 18th, 1854.
TIE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the interest
of r. w Gol,lstou in the late firm Of G. w. |. Gold
ston Il Co. will still continue to carry on the
Grocery y nd u rdv WI Business
III the oil stand. lie invites all his friends to call
him when they o market. and he Will try to
make himself useful.
G.. W. I. (;OLDSTO\.
Nov. 18th. lS5t 20-tf
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The great empires of the world rank as fol-
lows in regard to extent and populations:
So. Miles. Population
Russian 7,906397 &, ,33l ,568
British 1865 161 ,5OI. .O3l
Chinese 100000 $50 900 900
United States 100000 $4,000 900
Brazilian 100000 1000, 900
HONOR AMONG THIEvEs-''Rob the house,
but don't abuse the people," was the Injunction
of the leader of a band of burglars to his subor-
dinates when about to start on a professional
expedition 1t must have been one of the best
of the gang who was the hero of the following
story: A young man stood indicted in London
criminal court for having stolen at night into a
young lady's room, clambering over neiyhboring
roofs, and having robbed her of certain Jewels.
The barrister, who found nothing upon which
he might rest decent defence Of the prisoner,
suggested to the jury that perhaps the young
lady, a woman of irreproachabe character, had
made appointment with the prisoner, had Civ
en- him the jewels, and finding she would be dis
covered had seen no other escape from disgrace
than turning her lover into criminal. The
judge going to stop the sandering lawyer
when the prisoner rose and cried: Sir, that is
not in your brief; what you say is not true, and
would not be acquitted at this rate" The bench
assured the prisoner that his conduct should
have its weig ght in settling the amount of punish
incut for his crime
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\ MEDICAL SuGGEsrloN.-The New Orleans
Crescent says that All exchange paper, ut does
not reccollect tile natne) in view of the diff
cuIties experienced by medical men in procur-
ing subjects for anatomical purposes, suggests
that all medical students should, on graduating,
make over their bodies for scientific purposes,
to the colleges at which they obtain their di-
plomas. Physicians are also urged to make
!. similar disposition of their mortal parts, and
thus show their devotion to science, and insure
Il full supply of subjects for the-dissectng room
The proposition will'no doubt be adopted with
enthusiasm by the profession
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TROY & MCLEAN.

I NJ y
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEI.LORS AT LAW
Solicitors II Equity,
LCMBERTON. y. C..
ROBERT f. Troy. ALEXANDER McLE.S
February 9th Gm
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having bought the entire interest Of Mr. Reuben
Jones' in the firm Of Jones & Lett. | shall continue
business at the we'll known stand on Person street.
opposite the Cape Fear Bank my account.
where all friends. the trading public. and the '.rest
Of mankind" are respectfully invited to call and
make their selections from 4 NEW STOCK of s1,-
perior FAMILY GROCERIES. CoNFECToNA ARIES
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY-GOODS. &c. &C.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange fol
goods.
April 6, 1855. J. w. LETT
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NIcLAJRI\ & STRANGE

AVE on hand. large stock of superior SPIRIT
BARRELS. which they would sell at reduced price
for cash Persons wishing to make cnga gemcn IS
would do we'll to call before making gemcnt>.
as warrant good article.
April u, lS5J. If
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tion----TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE.
Wealthy Men In New York.

The editor of the New Y ork Sun has publish
ed the third edition of his book, with the title,
Heaithy Citizens Of the City of Nea0 York.
None are included in this volume who are not
worth 100000. The persons worth that sum
and oversare ut present set down at ,O6O. Of
these there are sixteen who are worth one
million; FIVE, one million and half; six, two
millions; one, three millions; two. four millonsi
'aiye is Mr. Astor, son of the famous j ohm Jacob,
who came to this country about seventy years
ago With no fortune, aud no capital except his
Industry, sasacity, and integrity. He went at
once into the fur trade-a very lucrative busi-
ness IN that dexss se.1nne TIM then well follows
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Since men for the a1e-house
Forsook hewing and splitting,
And women for tea forsook sewing and knitting.
Many an estate has been spent in the getting