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Mem Publications.

90 MANS A MAN FOR A. THAT
On READY THIS Day:
MY BONDAGE AND MY FREEDOM.
FRFDERICK DOUGLASS.
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70, ,sle by J. c. DERBY.
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HNHE COMPAGNIE LYONNAlSE, Pans, NO.
81 boulevard des Capueines Submitted the UNIVERSAL
Paris Exhibition Silks Lace, Ladies Ready made Dresses and
the newest Fashions
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DARIs MIILNERY.-NTne. sOLLER, No.

IS Rue Newest Augun, t3Under the EXCESSIVE pat
ronage the Partisan Asocracy and the Bean Monde
This house is unrysled for the elegance and distinguished
style Of Bonnets Caps well for its rayshns Heed
Dresses
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Published ihis Morning:
MY BONDAGE AND MY FREEDOM,

FkEDERICk
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The fact thai the auh0r % this book b@onEs % race -o
crhed for their and f.nciet ine-offT entities = 70
mo " than ordinary attention.
Having been
TWFNTY-OSE YEARS SLAVE
H views Of The peculiar institution" ts effect both
Mater and Slave well he and political evils when
resSlf from hat relation should be carefully examined
l. shows the inflicted upon
THREE MILLION SLAVES!
And the bondage into which SaveP0we atempt % bod
TWENTY MILLION FREEMEN!-
For sale by al bookseller Single copies sent By fnsI pre-
paid on receipt OF price.
MILLER. ORION MULLIGAN, Publishers,
Nc Is Psrk SeYork and No. lo7 ienesees' Album
THE TRUTH OUT IT l. asst
II " care ans friendship enmity II cannot
stand ny merits let me fall ~. O. Bennett
PUBLISHED THIS MosSNG:
MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT
AND his TIMES
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Il TRADE by an Ensfshmsn who has tsken a snsl lroa
Work and yho l. thorough practical man. snd foly
tent ske anv Description Of ITOBa few tbolse ID dla,
NAV BE- rve-,ed partnership Otberste rho advertiser
having no he maze frune Tor nlseu ana ~Iofbcr
Adrress X A. Box No. III Tribune Once.
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Ia tatish himself 10 IN. JE NELRY BUSINEsS.-ro 30
SOLD sten years LEASE VITA astsls. the w Inowa add
cd established 81 and N. BENEDICT 10 Bowers; C1n-
sstng Of very enc Cases sire and BuTs Proof Iron
SAFES Regulator the aud the ohsf outside,
the well Known he bO~eTy Rsaat0r Alec parts 81
the WI be sold desired For further particulars apply
the store, HG BowerJ Loss no time
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no CAPITALIsTs-For sale, a rapidly
CoLHAS 4 WILLIAMSON. for the P.tertee
No. 8 Wslis-, " T.

ITO DENTISTS.-A Dentist in i'll health will
i SILL bis large PRACTICE LEASE Of OFFICE and
REslDEN u. t.used In delightful city Ia Conoeenc2t
" thin few hcuEs muncatioa With N.wYors bg steam
Office
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New Work Published This Day.
WILLIAM HOWITT's NEW WORK on
w AUSTRALIA In vols l6mo Cloth Price a.
LAND, LABOR AND GOLD;
Or,
TWO YEARS IN NICTORIAi
VISITS TO SYDNEY AND VAN DIEMEN's LAND.


Author Of Nisis 10 Remarkable Places &c
Land Labor and Gold il good flesh, and reliable book
full Of ogna pictures and sound advice. Our 80 hos strength
lies ssh and hearty appreciation Of nature, Of eosi1me
character His book consists Of series Of exec en
pictures in which the very form and presence OF Aus
lrsiso life" London Athenfufn
This book Of Mr.. Hoeitt Swing The expert
Of well pscticed observer and gentleman, viii be Of
and important help eli Who with % know
without dissuse hos the Eoddsginss really ook.
Hewitt icing everything good point Of vieE, aid
admirably educated observe In such field,
thnk reporter who sht be trusted much His book
cspits realms graphic and entertaining IN he entreue
london Tx niner.
I'VE have yet had work descriptive OF Victoria since the
gold discoveries al comparable 10 this journal by Mr. Hewitt
IL fatBul record Of personal observation and eNpen nee
during bic years residence 10 that Colony written With
point and thai talent for description which Mr..
Hewitt h well Known 20 possess but with ueat slmp cty,
uch minuieDes that the through which the
suthor pssrs wildly conjuTed up before
while his wandernss and adventures from their
tiDDa novelty snd focbe reality strongly
ton and enisi Cmpathiss for his fortunes Ga
points connected with the and unparalleled
Industrial progress Of Vs.ora these volumes give full and far
information" London Press
TtCKNOR FIELDS, Boston.
ED~ ARD p. RuDD No. IS Aun-st., up stairs New York
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

4 GENTLEMAN about leaving for Europe, de-
"A sTes dispose Of his CARRIAGE tyo HOUSES n *
MSS, Ae- The BE- a. Nf, " : -iHs
school, Noe and II IJth-st., between IN sI' ot--s
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DARIS AUX YILLES DE FRANCE.
II No. 81 Roe Williamsburg Riohelien. No l0

Il No. 81 Roe Nivienne-Rue Riohelieu. No io<
SILKS, SHAWLS NANTES MERINOS, BARE0fS,
MUSLINS, EMBROIDERIES
LACEs, LINENS, GLOVES, HANDkERCHlEfs CAM
BRICS, RIBBONS.
The wholesale and retail establishment Ia Turepe stp
the fashionable part Of the Metropolis between
the Rue Nvienne and the Rue Ncheeu with entrance n
each street) near the Boulevsrds and the Bourse. -
In these vast galleries, the monumental speet 81 when
has been the admin aon Of VISITOR the meet eesnfoA
textures Of -
FRENCH TASTE AND ELEGANCE,
Manufactured exclusively designed for this Enpoem OF
Ia hion displayed and sold the lowest ronunsstins
prohs.
An goods are marked IN plain figures: oSLy
purchased approved Of exchanged or the money
returned -
Attached to establishment English, American. Gemsn
and Spanish assistants.
The PropretoYs earnestly solicit the honor Of visit
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nor SALE-In the CITY of PhiladeIphia. q
DARTNFRSHIP.-The advertiser has $1,000

40 oO0 which be wishe. INVEST IN sweie.,Absh,
and paying business requiring 4drinai count Of cagi
and the services Of practical BOOk-kEEPkR Aiirss
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CFOOND REGATTA at GLEN COVE.-A
- RRGATTA vii taIe place al GLEN COVE on sArUR-
DAY the 18th inst s YACHTS OF twenty-five (ol tuus
and under, be governed by Committee appointed by
the the sailing boas and subscrbers Two Przes
each be- uuful Oinsmented Silver Cop viii be awarded
Te Of stArtns IL A. NJ Owners Captains will report the IN
Committee aud make their entries al the Pavilion
Foel on or before FRIDAY, the i7h inst There viii Be
THIRD REGATTA A. the same place on THUhsDA me 20
met Of THE HARLEM MODEL YACHT CLUB. And on
sATIRD kf he 25h, Punes Will be l!ven for Souls fn sr
eghOared Boats particulars Of which vii be iven here
Ader. WM. NJ WEekS, Chairman.
SAMUEL BRsDHURsT, Secretary
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IN dispose OF hls PAPEH % liberal eduosted an4
pehence Edor and Pubhr obtain he services Of ssc
10 bis esfsb shmeut invited address Boz Nc nd
Poet Offe, New Haven, Conn. stat ng particulars
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Uhdnres for Business Alfu.

A GOOD DWELLING and TANNERY 20
~ SELL, good IN Colum Ds City Witty County,
ncianaj good aces for making leather For farther p-
eular address A. X. GOODRICH, Columbia City Indiana
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w ANTED-A situation BY a respectable Girl
w nCaAMBFRMAID or WAITER. Hs, the best OF city
reference Can be for days st No 2s Gl1Abet
corner II Bleecker.
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WANTED-By a respectable English Cir
W situation A. CHAMBERMAIO and WATER, or
70 10 CHANBERWORK and assist in the WtshINd AL
IRONING. Good cry reference II required Call 81 Nc -
Malherry-s- Sprirs - hoor bsek room.
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DlJRBA FOUNDRY. .

SPERM OIL an,iiN O. MoLAssEs, |, 10
found at the Cash Sloreof
Feb. n, 1855. ROC RS & FoGI.E.
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BAUn1,s
siDiE, AID SHOT.

z W ~ LIZ - H. u k~/k--A-SN->t - ~.
Or Rheumatic Lotion, the King Of Pain,
sttiumphpd over the mos, acute anddis-
Itressing pam. u there exists pain in any
part OF The bpdy,;wheiher Internal or ,ex'er-a
nal, and not Of actironic nature, Banm's
Dead Shotwill triumph over all, and relieve
the sufiereffr milstorments. Forrroof Of
these assertions Iireferiyou TO oyefsfift!yires.
,pec.able citizens Of our, town end county,,
whose names can be seeIlby calling at my
Store Then truly, may this ,Inedicine DO
is,yle,lthe Kiig 81 Pain Price 25 cents per
bottle. For sale.swholesalp andretaiL BY
/ FIN. Chalfant Morganiopa.sVd
( = and 6y Merchants and 'Draggi geaerai!y.
ID. n. II n III
IIr5NEW RULES at The Golden Mortar
and .Gldss drcdde.-Impeiled by knowledge
that no man can do credit business and live
Swi,houtilarge profits; and further, impelled bya
belieftl,at in many cases "pay day, y likethe
good time comns,is afar of, or like visions at
sea, cal culited 10 lead the mariner to destrnc-
ton, r. M. Chaliant will hereafter sell for CASH
or trade exclusively. by adopting this system zen
will he cnabledto sell at esceednsl lev rates
wtlra discount of five per cent. oil Az bis o.
Glassware and Drugs over five dollars. * 4,
Q JUST RECEIvED,-Potash, Star Candles,
Drugs, Paints, Window Glass, Glassware, PuRE
Liquors, Rosin, Palm and CASTLE Soaps, Fancy
new system.s W gllfs ~ II. M. CHALrANr.
"a Mofgaatown, January IS, 1854.
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CZAHs DEAD
Butclothes for,he living will be found al
a. FEDERLEIC CHIT s sOlS,
Cheaper and more durable than at any ether place
d IN The County. X N
sspFRIN(Gl AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

I The undersigned have Just returned from the
East, with a large and new assortment Of Spring
and Sumner CLOTHING, ofieyery variety,
size, coioraand style, expressly maaeiup Tor this
market. Rorstyle, finish, and workmansfip,we,
challenge compe.ition, and all Goods bought Of
us are warranted to be iasirepresented. Being
entirely confined TO the Clothing business, we
.youch 10 say that we cannotla please having
paid much attention and care to the selection o.
our stock And we, with these pledges upon our y
part solicit a share Of the public patronage, u
honesty and fair dealing willpossibly obtain y,
l,sssrs. n ! 6 Our stock consists OF lAia
MEMS sBoys' and Youths C'll|o|tthlinng,s
and also large assortment Of \, s,Sas5St 4
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Cellars, !. a6e ~. 4
Socks, Gloves, handkerchief, liz
i sst. crayats Of all descriptions; #
il's ss's Boots & shoes, Carriers, a
suspenders, &c., &e.
we invite the attention of.the public to our
stock before purchasing elsewhere: u /,
NIB. Country Produce taken in exchange ior
Good, at the highest market price. !. q Co.
March 81, 1s55.-3m N tss M !, iiaji
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.=o7agNTs m APAsTOR'S Lift

kyc1nENTS IN APASTORS LII
Nvip ~ ., ~ I of Nav. 1854, IN
IN the IN. %on asck - Of a Jacket ship III
satooa on ' sas S ssom d this port to Ea3
ready 70 sun ',.s s.o~ sx;lea from his sckI'
" broken ,i health fn;sn 'as 0'S By 5ids
.tood n member Of his churci1 ~ Z, =
s sSs moment Of parting, slppe 70 A.. ills
hands hal d a letter, to be opened e a snd
vessel smiled. Adieus were epepgeu
I'd the ship moved away. ne re pas
\ anu lived .as s the letter, and ind it to
.ol ... v;ul the information thewr'ter
co' ", aa.n ii himself and Executors,
naa Oou a;tber Of his o1 aepth, Or the
n ln'c GU q v;s I'M nastor. |in the ther
deasn I. y na s,,s 70 INV J, Z opfhe bene
curr re A. S visitors wifd Children,
nj 81 u = ~ ~ rey--copcd he Which W
sum sum. o. o,, n,v y,thatit nunifeent. :
must mus o 's.sr II tben adld, yae assurance
me le s,'sn,d The nasto| 81 ref3oyed' q
sna' ~; sn ond thswrit( c'e{h3 sblv
any . Wv, fsm;lv left * Sill have eyer
We, ;a ;e necessary u q 4 eomtSr
I.v'ls ,asodf,od tol n r yne l 1lsll
nav tlsas ssnan a - y y ~ n IS
IN sns M ~ fhat 2 demons sra = "
I ss = Than frate[. 'n a, AoSss Wy III y j
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-Snectaes Rendered Useless!
esrbs Wservetl 10 the latest peril
adj Life, and Impaired
Sight RestOred! 81

AZ .r "a tnfpgpnt 10
The c. .. 'ns, Pelst a. ass,,,;o,s
the ny o. ths Puo,lo s,np.e I'm, nav
by nj =, wil'e'' ~. W. ~ ii nay ~
be n'eu, alll MsIen ue.' su' &
reNd IONS oIlsps. lN,Mt.f i, ,yi y, y !,
4 lac' ws'lsknpM,, ~ e, =, ,u s;sn,, h..
adJs w years, slls,o,sanso' n sas wi,b
impaired ~, e, A.'I,,s'is 1 sisb.
Itrk ,assss,, ',bs ls,ss If (or,y and III,
~ w.. avstaos n tha Human racp
IL },",a.' d' 4, S,,ss 5,,,,o,,tss 10 spscaclcs.
! I, ,Is i;,;i;as vision ll,.
y : ~" alnnas, 7,,,s,s.s,,ry 10 saw, tina, this
j u, ii s;,h, * discovered by a misliness
~ '.h;sa,s ',yhiIs, ',hnss which are dis
'sa y 0J's sny.,e4Iwihs.he usual ease Of
sts,s snn.ssa 10 IN ! presented With more
T. s'uaps a? a;s;aosss Sssi 5a lSsfl
nm .r. us"a, " :. ss,lsn ofas ,,er,,us Ills
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Shors. JUS rerplved mud Will b. sul,Il,lpE
rery iow! All wI'o want my goods iathi
Hue. should. b, all thut's rhear, mi Jorge
|lhr Biz Window.
Mach 81. Carr, HAswAyI s Co..
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Drug, Glass { Variety Store
es ;jii Il ,i !; "a
Corner Of Diamond . 4 Mar ie Z, 81

SVfWGf vi ,4<t&Nt0N6 W "
H, MORG ANToyyN, VA.
DECEIVED, this day, alarge and splendid as
liz sortmcntS Of FANCY GLASSWARE
iwhichis useful, ornamental, and decidedly cheap
comprising in bart Of Tumbletso fyarious style
Wine andJelS C;lasses; iCustard, y Lemonade AMI
Cell ery Glasses; Fruit and Float Bowls; salyer.
and Butter Stands and Plates; Alolasses Cans
Salt dishes, Preserve dishes, Castor cruts, Lamps
and Lanterns, Paror Lamps, Girandols, Hal
Lanterns, Side Lamps, Lamp chimneys y globes
iCandle.sticks, Decanters, Jars, Fasks, &c., &c.,
wholesale and retail. itSi : q (, ytI (
ALSO, sBra.slalsl Japan Cantlle,sticks, Brit.
itunnia Casiors. Coffee aud Tea Cans,
y Smons, sPaper Mache Waters En-
ftg iamelrd CurlailpPns q Lamps.
ma Pen9kniyss.. Jewelry /, Gold aud Sil.
yer Watche., Chains. &c. Clack- ofall
varietpsanl STYLES, bssi'lesa thou.
8 sand and one rticlestpplediuus
N mei'lntl.
THEIDRUG DEP AR ENT q
lis nov complete. Thankful for sl,e liberal pat.
irrot,nare bestowed oh ME by the profession and
tie public generally, lpleige myself always 10
Keel, III store Medicines Of the purest and ates,
liinportatIons, and liell at prices which cannot
liaiito please Physicians ut q distance wishing
medicines, On ,lepeud upon having their osders
promptly iilled ON }he m 6st reasonable terms.
iHaying MY onlland an extensive stock ol
Drugs and Msdieiges, Ioaer inducementsto The
profession never 4fore offered BY druggists ID
tlissicinity, 81 81 ~ cities west Of us.
Dye stnffs, PAID Oils, varnishes, Brushes
Window Glass, g. besides the most pcpulai
Patent Medicines f3the day, always on hand.
FRANK NJ. q iAIFANr.
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!, ~ Thr eiIiinr Of The Ppnil-,iyaiiis Dem
fc,St write- as iulloss. respect 4 " cure
u Mo. +. cutstsad, ot Uaion'own, ~.
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IIlNloNrowN. Pa.. Aug. b. 1854.

( Uslosrows. Pa, Aug. i. 1854.
Beingwpllacqnaiuted with Mrs. Curstead,
4 knowS,ha, before sheused aBall's Patent
Eve Cups il was impossible for her to read
Iwi,hou, The use Of sleclacles, and that her
sight has been restored by the Use Of The
,Cips. SO that she now reads print with her
.naEsd eye swihnutsdiffieulty.
i4lgg JOHN O.. B 81, Ell. Penn. Dem
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Garden Seeds +.

IEmsslp atihe Big Window Lan'lrrlh'swg
Itauivdfresh, and true DUANE tsytdenSeeds
Feb. ~. CARR, tlANHAYS 90.
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to using j. BaiI,s lrs.l>-rs,,,
any kind Of print, nar thread needle. por.
rel the cracks ia the floor. Ny eyes were
much sunk IN my head Al'er using the
Cum about four weeks, The familyainl inply
ii The neighbors observed my eyes looked
nalural and full. | could read in large priui
aud thread myneedle, and can see al . 'i's'
tance much bettsr. My ago is fofiy Hour,
and have worn glus.es about twelve or
tniftpen years. ~. a,
EDWARD usSEY Sen.
Twas using my tiflh pair Of speriae'es,
marked M. 9l-4s Us sailslo BIZ ihe5ma,kDl
chose firs, used OF course had gu nearly
i,ottbes eu.I ii slectarlpsni. My sight. huw-
eypr, was falling So fast thar expected 10
have togetppoiher pair Icpuld not see TO
distinguish letters unless they were half an
,aeb lnsizs without sppclacles. llsaw The
Eyp Cups advertised lib a newspaper, and !
senpanSl gotta pair. Allvrusing them about
ahiep wtsks, Iionmd gould read sopd COM;
Nun sizrt print without sppeiacles, tan
IsisofsSe iar betler.xiih my spsctacles than
4 did before. attribute this great improve
lme,Il inr,y sight wholly 10 TIE USE If The
iEye.Cups Ny eyes have been weak from
Childhood.
(s,ynsdl ELIZABETH cuRsTEaD
4 " T'hr e,Iinr Of The Pemi-slyafia Dem
Aic,Si write- as follows. sesppcti 4 tl,s cue
..t ss.stI ~
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a powerful revival isin progress {. i"
ICougisgalional church # u AI I
W, witch has gathered fruits
profaysional and business me'r--z, !.
sng the converts is numbered onsp o.
ssate Supreme Court.
sSn papers informs usef
xylJsR GurneyrIq fn,
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Genera Advertiser
FAtY PRINTING

m W. have spilled ourselves with all the
i ,,.,;ais necEaly for dong fancy work
e'..S ss t,oldId Silver Bronze, Red. Blue
s' a a S ,ss,, lEHne glazeiiPapei d various
t t.as "a III we have the teqnislle ski 7
a ""dv s,rSprise to use 'hem TO advantage 81
I s,J nj for Icy Labels, sc. will beprSmpll
Il. ottpudpb. l1 y AZ ~ ,fss s'i
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-04-25
O O HERE!
Hydraulic Cement Piping.

hNNHE suSseribere having purchased of the Pat
l. entee, }. B. d N. +. POague, of Fancy Hill,
Va, the right to make, use and sell their Patent
Hydraulic Cement Piping, in the counties of
Wake, Johnston, Moore, Chatham, Randolph and
Davidson, in the State of North Carolina, would
inform the citizens of those counties that one of
the partners P. f. Denton may be found in Raj
eigh, prepared to undertake and execute Jobs of
Piping. Persons wanting Pipes laid will please
address us at Saunders Store P. O., Rockbridge CO.,
Va, until the first of May, after which time our
address will be Raleigh, N. O..
This is the most durable and cheap Piping ever
offered to the public for conveying or elevating
water for any distance, as pure and clear asst is at
the spring. 1t can be diminished or enlarged to
suit the column of water and the strength increas-
ed in proportion. The Pipe can be either moulded
in the ditch, just as they are intended to remain,
or moulded on n yard and when hardened trans
ported any distance, and the pieces united in the
ditch with cement mortar, and are easily attached
to the Water Ram or any kind of hydrant. These
pipes have been thoroughly tested, having been in
use several years.
Certificates of their utility can be had on appli.
cation at this Office.
We also have the privilege of doing Jobs in tn,
ad lining counties. SO every person wanting worI
d, e, we would like to hear from them. This pip,
is aluable for draining land, as it can be farmet
over as any other part Of the land. 1t has beer
tried and answers admirably.
P. F. DENTON,
d. w. DILnMAN.
March IL, 1855. 29-t
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SCOTS Little Giant Patent
CORN AND COB MILL
TENTED ia YI4TH 1854

PATENTED " Y14TH 1854.
THE attention of Planters, Farmers and stock
feeders in general are respectfully called te this
Mill as the mos, important article of the kind now
in use; not only well adapted for grinding Cob
Meal for Stock, but Grits for the tah'e, and especi.
allyS Bread Meal from corn not fully ripe or dry in
the fall.
In setting this Mill, no Mechanic or frame work
is wanted, only requiring to be fastened TO a floor OF
platform. Easily adjusted and used by any body
oven a child.
The Little liant has received the first premium,
at the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri, Ken
lucky, Maryland, Virginia and other States; an,
that in the most complimentary manner; as well a
the most ready Communications from the thousand
witnessing its performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positiv,
manner; and No. 2 warranted to grind 10 bushel
of feed per hour with one horse, and offered ut tn,
low price of $44, all complete, ready for attachin.
the team. No. 4 at 500 grinds 20 bushels per hon
with 2 horses. Sole Agents in Norfolk. Va.
B0RUM & MCLEAN,
Farmers Head Quarters, No. IL, Wide Water ST.
Nov. IL. 10
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-04-25
NORTH CAROLINA
Y.
RALEIGH. Il. G


zAHIS Company has been IN successful oper-
a alton for more than seven years, and con
tinues to lake risks upon ali classes of property
in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentine
Distilleries, upon favorable terms.
Its Policies now cover property amounting TO
S4 500, 600, a incorporation of which is in coun-
try risks; and It's present capital is over Six
Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds properly
secured.
The ,erage cost OF lnsursnc. upun the plan
Of tn Company has been less than one third Of
one per cent er annum, on all grades Of pro-
perty embraced in its operations.
The following persons have been elected Di-
rectors and Officers of this Company for the
present year:
DIRECTORS:
Jos. G. B. Roulhac, @. w. ID. Hutehings, Jno.
X. Williams, John Primrose, IL. Turner, S.
W. Whiting, T. H. Selby, of Raleigh George
Mcneil, Fayetteville, Joshua G. Wright. vii
mington, James E Hoyt, Washington, James
Sloan, Greesborough, John Cox, Edenton, Josh
VA Boner, Salem, Joseph III. Pool, Elizabeth
: City, F. F. Pagan, Plymouth, Alexander Mitch
ell, Newbern, W n. H. Smith, Murfreesboro
H.. b. illiams, Charlotte. John B. Barrett
: Miltc. and z. I. Sunny, Asheville
! All Directors are authorized to receive ap
| plications.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY:
j. G.. B. Roulhac, President,
n Henry d. Turner, Vice President,
5. w. Whiting. Treasure g.,
J. G. Partridge, Secretary.
n John H. Bryan, Attorney.
$ J. Hersman, General Agent.
e s. w. Whiting,
Lo. R. illiams, Executive Commute
Jno. Primrose,
All communications in reference Ia insuIan'
should he addressed to the Secretary, rosi la
| J. {. PARTRIDGE, Soy.
Raieirh March -. S5a 30.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-04-25
Resiaanca and Land for Sale !

SITUATED three aud a half miles West of the
~ City Of Raleigh and within three hundred
yards Of the North Carolina Central Rail Road.
The res denoc IL new, and built in Cottage style,
containing foar rooms of good size. The out
houses are all new. The Barn and Stable and
otaer improvements, are all built with an eye to
the convenience of a Farmer or a Professional
venesman. The tract of land on which the resi-
oSnce Is located contains seventy-fvea acres, six oil
~ = now prepared for cultivation, the remain.
ger wood land, we'll timbered.
: property will be sold very cheap for cash OF
hSsousole bank paper. Any one wishing TO purchase
handsome summer residence, IN a healthy and
assraoie location, cannot but consider this a rare
9nance. TOT FARTHER information enquire Of tn,
Editor OF the North Carolina Star.
kAIsigh, N. CO March 20th, 1855 s1-tf