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fliE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS,
Published every Friday morning,
At the low price ~
year and furnished to agens Al u 30 per hundred
II contains
Editorials matters Of general Interest,
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An dongs in The religious world,
Matters II interest 70 politicians
And q large cunt Of general reading
Useful and interesting TO everybody
Independent IN politics. l. sftsched 20 party faction
but devoted 70 whatever calculated the general
good Of The whole country and increase the glory
periy OF the Union.
Asa medium for advertisers the AMERICAN WEEKLY
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win do well 70 avail themselves OF s columns Advertise
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All orders must be addressed 10 the Office Of the AMERICAN
WEEKLY PkESS, northwest Of Fulton and Nassau
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the news agents.
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day school will reopen Monday AuxuSs The house
70 IN healthy ccaiy and the regulations the school
such a. 10 insure 70 the pupils pleasant home with the
yaniafes ~ good education, moderate
lars apply al the seminary Port Richmond Staten Island
RIO BooKKEEpERs.-Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN
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y G. ", Herald Office stating where interview be
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4 PROTESTANT IRISH GIRL WANTS A SITUATION,
n chambernad, has the highest testimonials from the
family with whom she resides who about leaving
tie city Inquire At 40 West 2Uh ST.
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s,nger,s Sewing Machines.--In Ever

Singers Sewing Machlaes.--ln Every 1Os-
way machines secured the favor Of the public
The highest premiums and medals awarded othem
home abroad thousands using them,
re Of work with entire Satisfaction and success Let AL who
have interest the Subject call and examine. The
shines win be conrteousy exhibit whether they do do not
wish 10 purchase. NJ. SIN Err a CO., 3z5 Broadway.
For Saie-2, 500 Acres Choice Illinois Land,
v,y desiraby located two important railroads in
titles TO suit purchasers and on easy terms Inquire AZ A.
John street.
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Mhiskers and Mou.tnehe. Forced 20 Or

IN sx wceks, by my onsui which win not stain injure
the skin. ~ hore any part Of the country r. o.
GRAHAM 5oO,s Broadway Briggs, n State street. Albany
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Inhalation in Diseases ofthe Lungs.--sOtsco.
DIR. HUNTER would give notice tina. during the hot
months summer patients win be received after ~ r. d.
Tally Persons requiring examination OF the lungs should
eos@ble, aclect the morning
SIS BROADWAY, HEw yoRK, July IA, 1856
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uatcheIor's Hair yvye, Wigs and T'oupees
ne superior 70 al others Their ney improvements secnre
zs aud only harmless hair dye applied
riva.o rooms, BATCEELoRS, 20 Broadway.
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VxvANrrp-By PROTESTANT GIRL. A SITUATION.
as seauetress; capable Of cutting and fitting. woun
asss with children Can be FOR two days q 0S Id ave-
IN The thread and needle store.
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LOsT AND FOUND.
EouSD-oN SATURDAY LAST AT BELLEvuE aAR.
den, gold neck chain with clasp. Tho
the same by proving property ard paying advertise
ment Apply At ~ Beaver street
IL finder VIII be rewarded BY leaving The The
Wal street Gazette No new street
7 osr-oN FRIDAY, JULY u. IN GOING PROM THE
street silver watch marked ~. ". Oct OH lSsv The
hrder win be suitably rewarded BY leaving at No 81 Water
street.
II osT-s25 MISUNDERSTANDING MORNING. July
IL "a breaspin, set with opal surronnded
With diamonds The pin unscrews in ring The
above reward VIII be paid ON delivery George Lea is
Grand street - -
IL knckerbockcr Ice Company Is3 Canal street IA r5er
broadway and Fourth street certificate a. ro~n n H.
above company, for 5000 IN the name q rerd.nspd l. NJ
shos and note payable 70 Upson or order for Scp A
above to v L. Nichols, ies Canal street
osr.rN GETTING INTO STAGE IN FRONT or
gold bracelet. The finder will confer treat ard
literally rewarded BY RETURNING 70 No. u Broad street
IL irs ady's hreaspin. with corsi The finder be
suitably rewarded by returning % A. 8 solcucns. ~
John street
~ Canal and Amisy streets gold wih pearl Get w
marked ~ A. q. Lizzie Mctaowsn. The 6nder
be rewarded by leaving ~ No 60 Canal street ND ssvs
-. gnoAnS. .
CEGARs.-CAsH ruRcHAsERs CAN rnQCUnn Ban.
~ ea.ns p all Ae vAricua branda md qwnl1eej 49, y
npwsrm herman, y - Do Caee s1veee0 - eNo4A u
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, As
IA chambermald and waiter, do chamberwork and
ss IN the washing City reference given. Please call at 5
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paid any person the celebrated cholera
btt@rs Of cholera dysenery dtarrhua
tous attacks, and has Lot found reel within nse minutes
The cf celebrated medicine No. 10 Nassau
street. corner john srEfSfELDs sole agent for the
United States all the prnopa drug stores
rooms and groceries ne United States.
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House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON. July %, 1850.
The Speaker laid before the House invitation from
Commodore Vanderbilt TO visit his new steamer,
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication
aon Secretary Of the Treasury, recommen ling such
legislation would esestuay prevent the under
valaa Ion of merchandise
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for making his celebrated root beer The Intention OF drug
gs hotel keepers private families H. called 10 the above
preparation One 81 pleasantes a heabest beverages
known made from this extract with but little trouble and
atrfn expense Sold IN bottles a. 70 and 50 ce'ss with full
directions. General depot No. 352 Hudson street.
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Lephams' Vegetable Universal Resurrcc
lion pills. Principal ONCE, q second avenue New York.
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The Committee Printing reported resolution,
which adopted to print 900 copies of the reports
Of the majority minority Of the Kansas investigating
Con- m,itee and 900 copies without the Journal and
eyioence for the OF members. The former cost 81
and the latter cents apiece.
The House then went mo Committee OF the whole on
the state Of the Union, and took recess till r. NJ
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FRONT STREET HOUSE.

HIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED RESORT FOP
IL Summer is open for the reception and accommo
dation of Visitors under the superintendent of JOS s.
Pender we'll and favoraby known the late proprietor OF
the Edgecombe House." Tarboro n c., and W. c. King
DIMENSIONS BUILDING.-The main building is lib
feet in length and three stories high with two pazzas in
front.
RooMs.-Our rooms are we'll ventilated and open upon
piazzas hundred and ortyve feet in length in full
prospect of the prominent points on the HarbOr.
Splendid VIEw-There promenade top of the main
building hundred and thirteen feet in presenting
magnificent view of the Ocean and affording most
ghtu walk during the shades of evening for those desr
GUS of taking exercise.
For THE ACCOMMODATION OF GENTLEMEN-A large saloon
has been fitted up the first floor Immediately facing the
Harbor where newspapers and other enjoyment
will be always found
DINING APARrMENr-Our room for this purpose is sui-
GENTLY spacious comfortably seat hundred and fifty
persons and the tables therein will be provided with every
luxury that waters afford and expense will be spared
to give entire satisfaction to those who favor with their
patronage.
ICE-Our boarders will be supplied with that refreshing
luxury during the entire season.
SERvANTsObgng servants will always be in readiness
to attend to the wants of Guests.
STABLEsAached to the premises stables for horses
amply provided with provemder and attentive hosters
PLEASURE ExCURsONs.-TwO fine boats with sklful and
careful boatmen will always be in readiness moderate
prices for sailing about the Harbor during the day and
ing at night.
BATHNG.-Parcuar attention has been paid to our Bath
ing Houses and the nvgoang bath can be taken with
in short distance of the Hotel.
The rates of board will be moderate, viz:
=" week, so
I" e day, so
F. Single Meal, so
OuRsELvEs-We pledge the most unremittng exertons
for the comfort of guests No effort will be spared to
make their stay pleasant and agreeable We invite those
visiting this desirable Summer Resort to give call
W. C. KING,
s, Beaufort, June ~, 1885, - 66-sw2m.
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,

AAAI SSAEN ~ MLxt1CANs
1aoelfM pear.-One Thousand Dollar Cash Prizes,
yHNHE TWELFTH ANNUAL VOLUME OF
Il this useful publication the 18th day of
September next
The Scientific American is an illustrated periodical
devoted chiefly to the PRONUNCIATION of information relating
to the various Mechanic and Chemc Arts Industrial
uiacures Agriculture Patents Inventions Engineering
Mwork and all interests which the light of practical
ence is calculated to advance
Reports OF u s. Patents granted also published every
week. including official copies of all the Patent Claims to-
geher with and information upon thousands of other
subjects.
SlOO0-n Cash Przes-wll be paid on the 1st January
next for the largest list of subscribers follows-$2
for the 1s $75 for the 2nd $3.50 for the 3D. $l2 for he
h 800 for the 5h $75 for the 6h $50 the 7th $40
or the Sth $50 for the 9h $25 for the 10TH 800 for the
18th and $40 for the 18TH For all clubs of 20 and up
wards the subscription price is only 81 49, Names can
be sent from any Post Office until January ls 1857 Here
are nne chances to secure cash prizes.
Inc Scientific American is published once week every
number contains eight large quarto pages forming annual
complete and splendid volume illustrated with several
hundred original engravings.
81 TERMS: Single subscriptions. s. year, or 1 for
SIX months Five copies for months 81 for year. 49,
Specimen copies sent gratis.
Southern, Western and Canada money or Post Office
Stamps taken at par for subscriptions
Letters should be directed (post paid) to
MUM CO.. 1923 Fulton st. New York
E8 Messrs. MUM CO., extensively engaged in
procuring patents for Inventions and will advise in.
improvements. -
August 49, 1856. "a
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INVOLVEMENT TO CLUBS.

I'm ORDER TO PUT THE PRICE OF OUR COUNTRY
paper within the reach of every body, have deter
mined to furnish Clubs with the Semi Weekly Southide
Democrat, at the following cash rates.
For single copies, $500
ten 25 90
i" fifteen /" 80 90
The person sending fifteen dollars will be entitled to
Ue copies for the subscribers furnished and extra
for himself.
In addition to this, propose to send the miWeeky
paper subscribers during the Campaign say from
list of June to LIST of December e months at the fol-
lowing inrG,iauy yash prices:
For single copies months 81 50
With extra copy for the person sending the money.
For copies, 10 90
and larger number at the same rates.
1t is believed that the Semi eekly Democrat has the
largest coput circulation any paper the city Of Peters
burg We arenot content however, but desire to increase
it still further, until every good Democrat in the whole
southsde section, shall become enlisted with us In the
great cause of Democracy. n.
The SouthSde Democrat has just clothed in neat
and handsome dress OF entirely type, and it will
tain In addition to all the latest foreign and domestic news
large mass of political facts aud and reference
the ensuing campaign-a campaign, venture to saw
winch promises more interest and excitement than
its predecessors. 49, )
Thankful for past and present encouragement we res
pctuy call the attention of the Democracy in this secou
particularly to the liberal inducements held ont by This ad
and them to speedy and energetic action
not only our behalf but frtherance Of sonnd conser
vative patriotic, national Democratic principles - :
sss7ss a-.-:=a2s BANKS & 1HACKSTON
go. .t.ts- = - Proprietors and Editors.
nay ~, isoS. s.S' Sit
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~ PROSPECTUS OF
THE DEMOCRATIC BANNER

In Union there as Strength Let thssP People Rsile
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING PURCHASED THE
- Konag american with all its apparatus. propose
commencing the publication of paper under the above
title and devoted to the principles and interests OF the
Democratic Party. about the 7th Of August next
The coming Presidential Election will be of unusual
importance The Democratic Party, true to its old land
Marks and its great responsibility the only National
Party in existence has planted itself principles on the
prevalence Of which depend the maintenance of the Con-
sttuton and the Perpetuity Of Union. They will be
assaulted by the Abotonsis their allies every point,
and with every weapon of political warfare; by misrepre
sentation fsehood, aud passionate sectional appeals.
These assaants must be driven back in utter confusion
and the liberal support of Democratic Journals must be
the greatest instrumentality in eecting this object
The wants of the Democracy have been sadly
in this section of the district And in order that their
wants be supplied and that may lend our aid to
the great and Curious principles promulgated by Jefferson
and Jackson and handed down to by Polk and
uncoDamnaed have embarked in the cause ana rely
upon the universal heart of Democracy for support
The farmer will always find reasonable space devoted
to the Agricultural Department. -,
Choice selections of American Literature, Will always
make the Banner welcome the family circle; while the
various Sciences shall receive their full share OF attention.
In conclusion would say that best efforts shall
be exered render the paper credabe to ourselves and
honoy to State
TERMS.-The Democratic Banner will be publlshed
weekly, in WILLIAMSON, N c. at 50 per annum, IT PAID
within six months and if not paid within that 81, a0
Address, MOORE MAkTlN.
Williamson. July oath, 1885, 10.
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N I x MS HOU sE-
FoRMERLY MRS. BoRDEx's)
~ IE.xt " Ia Dnsa

GOldsbOf0ueh. M
Ihis extensive and well known public Est.s,
been purchased and reopened by the Snhs hs,
reception OF guests on the 4th inst. forthe
Of business and is directly opposite to- and WE s9e
Ticket Offices, Of the Wilmington and Wiao f of Tie
Ceneral Railroad Companies where the and the
arrival and departure, and where FA1THFu, on their
BE IN WAITING toake baggage and give such oas WILL
tons ms as the traveller may require. ''''er atteu.
hif hOOoE mas been remodelled, repaired and !,
oughiy renovated from cellar to garrett and a s thor
throughout with New Furniture selected with u FURNISHED
and arranged with eye single to the coms special Care
ual guest or permanent boarder. Oh the Cas-.
THE TABLE
viii be richly furnished with the substantial, =,
ana OF the seasons Foreign as well aanes
markets will be rendered tributary to the domestic
winch Will be served up in the best style bv supply
ing and well trained servants y ''ueriy, Oblg.
THE BAR
Will be Storehouse of the best Wines and IT,;
superintended by gentleman of courtesy liquors and
thoroughly acquainted with his bushes.
knowledge OF what is due to the rights and The
Puo"c' as well as TO himself and his employer. VI 'hs
THE STABLES,
which are among the best in the State have boo,
the Keeping OF skillful and careful manarar paced
ways have under his the best and mast WHO Will al
osters and it will be among the chief cares NJ ia
or 70 see that horses OF his guests be we'll fed pe
This entire establishment has been nprcb.so,
up at an enormous expense and it will be the a hed
OF course, II Will be the interest of the
9ef ,he House IN every respect equal to auv in th Fen
he therefore trusts that generous public will o'uh
commune the liberal patronage heretofore extendd an
nouse, WINE under The care OF its former propre s
Union. o"Snout the entire
Auoust IA 1szz H. R. NIXON
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-A he
- COUNTY.-In Equity.-Caswell Lea, Henry b. Davis,
James Soan Mark ]. PaIrot and Mary Pickens against
Reuben Mckenzie, Thomas B. McElwee George W: Nc
Renzie Rob Baldwin Stephen Taylor John Nj La aS
Eidridge and Matthew Buchanan.
In this appearing that the defendants Reuben Nc
Kenzie, Thomas B. McElwee, George Mckenzie robert
laspe, William W. Llard John R. Neal, and John Eldridge
non-resdens of this State but reside in the State Of
Tennessee therefore ordered that publication be made
weekly North Carolina Standard for six weeks mott
flying the said absent defendants to be and before the
the County of Ashe at the Court House Jefferson the
End Monday after the 4th Monday in August next and
Plead demur to the above bill in Equity other
wise judgment pro conesso will be entered against them
and the same set for hearing accordingly.
Witness George Bower, Clerk and Master of our said
GEORGE BOWER, C. NJ. C.
July 4, 1856. ll32-w6w.
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July II, 1856.
MANTEO MILLS.

YKlHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED ON
Neuse River, in the county of Wake, will be offered
for SALE POSITIVELY at the Court House in Raleigh,
Thursday, the 10th October next
The property contains all necessary buildings and fix.
lures for Paper, Grst and Saw MILL and has unbounded
command of water
particular description is deemed unnecessary as
persons desiring purchase will of wish the
property which will be shown BY person residing the
premises.
Terms which will be liberal, made known on day of SALE
Undoubted title will be made to the purchasers
GEO. w. MORDECAI,
For self and others.
Raleigh July "a, 1855. 7l-swtd.
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A HOMESTEAD FOR $40.

$40 600 qoorM Of Farms and BUa1dang Lot
IN TIIE COLD REGION OF VIRGINIA ecu LPEP
be divided sS scr. Rox o1
the h sptembsr 1885, for the bsns 91 ross
half down the rest on the delivery of the Deed Every
subscriber will get Building Lot or Farm ranging IN
from $40 to These Farms and Lots sold
cheap to induce settlements sufficient number being re-
served the the value of which will compensate
for the apparent low price now asked
rF More Agents are wanted obtain subscribers, to
whom the most liberal inducements will be given Some
Agents write that they making 5000 per month Ad-
full particulars Subscriptions, Agencies &c. apply to-
E. BAUDER, Port Royal Curoh~s TO-, va.
June 80, 1856. 63-sWto.
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STATE OF aNORTH.CAR0LIKA.-B u
~ FORT COUNTY.-Court of Equity, Spring. Term,
1855 -Jesse R. Wilkinson ct al, vs. Sussn Jennings-
Petition for partition of land ssst \.
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Susan
Jennings The defendant in this case isnot resident Of .s
ed upon her On motion, it is therefore ordered by sne
Court that be made in the North Ca eaa
Jennings to appear the next term OF this Court to be
held Courthouse in Washington, on the 9Th Monday
after the 4h Monday of September next and peao answer
demur the matter will be heard es parse ana decree
taken pro contesso as to her. :.
Witness, Benjamin Runyon, Clerk and Master OF sara
Court Office the sth Monday after the 4th Monday OF
March, A. d., 1856. ,,-,,o,,
J,,x, 90 1ese CPr adv. 1924 ll44-w6w.
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TO DEMOCRATS EVERYWHERE
READ! READ!! READ!!!

TO DEMOCRATS EVERYWHERE !!
READ! READ!! READ!!!
10000 Agents wanted to sell in every town in the States
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
j A M e S b u C. HI AN AN.
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Late Minister to England and formerly Minister to Russia
Senator and Representative in Congress- and Secretary
of State
INCLUDING THE MOST IMPORTANT OF HIS STATE
PAPERS,
By R. G. HoRroN Esq, Literary Editor of the n Y Day
Book
VTNHE ABOVE BOOK HAS BEEN WRITTEN BY A
gentlemen we'll qualified by his literary attachments,
and his long connection with the Democratic press He
wasfunshed personally by the distinguished subject OF the
memoir with many of the dates and facts of his early le
and from authorized friends of Mr. Buchanan has been sup
piled with material inaccessible to other parties Tie
have been submitted to authorized parties
can therefore be called without reserve
AN AUTHENTIC AND AUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY
The book makes handsome 12mo volume of 400 pages
neatly bound in CLOTH and is embesed with an accurate
Portrait Steel Price, ST. For further particulars ap-
ply to DERBY 4 JACKSON, Publishers
l19 Nassau Street, N. Y.
Copies sent by mail post paid on receipt Of price.
July u, 1856. 76-2t
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UNIVERSITY OF. NASHVILLE.
Medical nonarfunonf

TIME SIXTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
u in this Institution will commence on Monday the Cd
OF November full preliminary course free to all Students
Monday of October.
Professors Fees $685. Naturalization Fee S. Practical
anatomy So Graduation Fee $25. For Catalogue and
Announcement apply to
PAUL F. EVE, M. d.
Dean of the Faculty,
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UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT.

INSTITUTED = -
TIE next session of this College will open on Monday
Sept sth The Classical Course full and every facility
afforded to Students in Scientific Branches Propara-
The Military system adopted as an eectual means Of
preserving good order economy regular habits and active
bodily exercise Charges for Tuition, and Boarding 800
French, Spanish German, Drawing, Bookkeeping and
Fenclng, each $40 per term of 20 weeks. A
The last session of the Medical College closed with t30
Matreuants and 85 Graduates from States The Mill
aIy college closed its first year in Nashville with l54
trlc9iants from "A States For Catalogue and Regulations
apply to B. R. JOHNSON. Superintendant :
Nashville, July, 1856. - = IL swstpd
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July 4, 1856


STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-NAS II
- County.-Court of Equity Spring term, ls56;-Hen.
derson Hocutt Elizabeth Tsdale and others.-Orgna
Bill.
In this appears to the satisfaction of the Court
that John c. Bailey and Joel Tsdae two of the defendants
of this State 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for weeks in the North Carolina
Standard, notifying the said John Bailey and Joel Tis
dale appear before the Honorable Judge of Court of
Equity, the to be held for the county OF Nash at
the courthouse Nashville the third Monday in Sep
TENDER next then and there to plead answer demur to
the said BILL judgment will be entered up against them
pro eontesso and the cause set for hearing.
Witness: B. H. Blount, Clerk and Master Of said
court office in Nashville, Sd Monday of March, 1856
3. H. BLOUNT, G. NJ E.
July Is, 1856. ll34-w6w.