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9TH MONTH, 1856.
McILWAINE 6I GRAHAM
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
-. No. 50 SYcANoRs STREET,
Pstersbvrg Ha,
"A of their impUrtatOns of t..t
= English, Irish, Scotch and French Goods,
which, with large purchases in the Northern xnd Eastern
markets enable them offer Stock equal superior
any owned by themselves their predecessor Paul
4 McIlwune. =
McILWAINE& GRAHAM,
Agents for North Carolina Cotton Yarns ~ Sheetings
A Osnaburgs, and for genuine Irish Flax Threads and
Shoe Threads, Virginia Fuled Linseys and Kerssys
Sept II, 1886. 88-St.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
TTORNEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses
sions Of Wake, Johnston, Cumberland and Harnett
Smithfeld. Feb 90. 1856. 28-tf.
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LEWIS q KING,
C. o m m Isl ion Nero h ants.

MOBILE, ALABAMA.
b. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., N. G.
DR.. PEYToN KING, of Pickens Co., Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh, NC.
June 6, 1854 So
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DOT ASH.-lO0O POUNDS POT ASH FOR SAIL
IL low by
March II, 1885, 81
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N
The undersigned Executor Of the last will and tesla.
of Green Womack, decd will sell the goth day of
October in the town of Haywood, the large and val
liable plantation Of the late Green Womack lying Cape
Fear River miles below Haywood, adjoining lands
of Robert Harris NJ. McCoy and Others.
On this there are about three hundred acres Of st
rate low grounds cee and under good fence and
yet to clear. As, good proportiUn Of upland suitable
for the production of c, OATS wheat and cOttOn The
low grounds not surpassed in the production Of crn
by any in the c.hlnty
There is on the place two-story harm 20 feet in length.
with fixtures for running ceon gin and thseshing
chine besides smaller barns and other necessary tut
houses, cotton screw, &c.
The place is we'll watered and healthy % any on the
river having the convenience of running bv
the place Fayetteville and Wilmington. 10 counec,on
with this tract will be sold 95 acres O pine land we'll tim
bered about one mile from the plantation.
credit of and two years will be given. Bonds III
undoubted security will be required for the payment Of the
purchase money.
Pittsboro', Aug. %. 1885, -. sl--.wtd.
= - NOW READY 7-.---,% = =
Swaim's Justiee-Revised.
UyHE NORTH.CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE.
csiohs IF the Supreme Court defining the duties and urs
dcon Of Justices of the Peace under the Revised Code
ct ls545 together with full Instructions and nurnsrus
FSrms and xsrecedents. -'-.-l =. -. -5...
EDWARD CANTWELL. Esq, LIB
CoMnseNor at L1sU
One VOL vo, containing nearly 600 pages handsomely
Price, &3 So Postage, 36 cents. t -
''' ''' ps'''s''' --- - HENRY D. TURNER,
N. G. Book Store.
Raleigh n G., 1st Aug, 1855. 73-
- "' So =. =.''e .,t S5. HH J. II
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1kA COPIES OF HARPER FOR OCTOBER
AeJO just received at POMEROYS.
september 20, 1876. 81
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SPRING CLOTHING.

I'm THE NEW ARRANGEMENT, THE CASH AND
sic aots system will be strictly adhered to this will
enable US to self the better bargains and oil who make bills
will be required to pay the lst Of July and lat Of January
~ W. II. W.
April le, 1856: A.
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SUPERIOR SALAD OIL.-IN PINT AND
- quart Bottles just to hand and for sale by
PESCUD GATLING.
NOD LIVER OLA FRESH SUPPLY OF
~ Rushtons' and Shines in store.
WILLIAMS l. HAYWOOD
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Raleigh, March Z, 1855. S0-f.
say@ Register copy
A MERICAN PATENT DRYER.-WE HAVE
"A just received very large supply of the American
DRYER which far preferable to harge and other dryers
heretofore used, and much cheaper
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
at the Office formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL H.
Haywood, Jr. ''
Raleigh, January 8, 1854. 16-w&sw6m
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-31

THE INSPECTION LAws.--Tke late ell
actments for preventing the escape Of slaves
from this State is working admirably. We
have heard OF no fdgitves by the under
ground railroad since they have been in
force; and some Of the Northern captains
who trade regularly to our waters, express
their decided appreciation of the measure.
II makes them and their ere SIS (yho are
now involved with them in the ruinous
penalties Of the law keep a look out them
selves and inspect theft own vessels before
leaving our ports, knowing what the coh-
sequences will be to the crew as well as
The master If slave be found BY the law
full Inspectors concealed On board. 1t is
not probable, therefore, that those who
navigate the restricted vessels. however,
deeply tiactHred with abolition;stp Or LA
BE 70 be Influenced by the motives eli gain
will run the imminent iisk of aiding the
escape Of slaves in their vessels--seeing
that il is (by the tudicous framing OF the
law next to an impossibiIiiy for tiicm to
escape detection, in which case the conse-
quences would be then utter ruin with The
added disgrace OF the State prison.--Nof
folk Herald.
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SINGULAR FREAK or foUNo 0IRL.-
A young Gefman girl, say the Pittsburgh
Evening Chronicle, who resided with
Mrs. Ageo, ON the bank of tie Chic river,
about three mies below the city. disap--
peared suddenly, in the following singa-
lar manner;
c., not Friday when lie farm labofer
came to his dinner, Mrs Algeo rogue sied
the young girl TO bring bucket OF water
from the river. 4 she passed oct Of the
house, she picked up Ratchet lett by the
farm hand at the door, and took it with
her. Renaining away SO long, Mrs. Al
geo became alarmed about her, and began
to make search alter her vheIeabopts.- -
she learned from man in the employ OF
t neighbor, that he bad seen her on ilat
boa. wl.irh was tied to the shore below.
On examining the Spot, they touha het
shoes and stockings lying on the baDk,
aud discovered that she had cut the edble
attae!'d d to lie boat with the Ratchet.
The current being very swift, the Tat
boai and IFS occupant were swept away
with railroad speed. Nothing had baen
heard Of the girl mp to Monday.
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AOtAl. l50l GAAs lOts l4O' ool -Vso
Hartman, majority, ll2
Turks majority, 1852
DISTRICT OFFICERS ELECTED.
FIRST DIsrRicr.-M Mag is,raes, --BenI.
Crawford John A. Hartman, Wayt Bell
and John ID Brown.
Constable W e Woodward,
Overseer of the Poor,--J Wayt Bell.
SECOND agis.fates, w A
Bell Il G Bckle, B F Points and Henry
Edson.
ConstabIe,-s E Clark.
Overseer of the Poo, "A Garber.
THIRD Observation-Disclosures rates B +
Hailman, Nj w D Hogshead. James Il
Grove and Jacob Bay
Constable, Alex B Lightner.
Overseer of the Poor. Samuel < Kerr.
FaUkTH DisTRfoT.-M agietrates "A NJ
Moore, John Newton, David Blaekwood
and John t Antrim.
Constable and Jverseer of the Poor -
John j Larew.
FIFTH DrsTRIor,- Magistrates,-.N Mas
sic, D Bell, VIM Chapman add Rob't VI
White.
Constable, John 3 Smith.
Overseer of the Poor. Jas NJ Brooks.
Sixth DlsrRicr.-Ma gistrateF,-S b
Finley, Alexander Walker. Robt Guy aud
samuel Kennerly.
Constable, John II Batis.
Ov.rseer OF the Poor. --Chas Bats
SEVENTH DIsTRIcI Magistrates, w
d Andersen, VIM G Brully, Cyrus Brown
and Kenton Harper.
Constabe,-C K Hyde.
Overseer o. the Poor,-Roht A Curry
EIGHTH Mag,stra tes, Hatch
Clarke, J. Nj McCue, James / Clarke and
J G Fulton.
Constable,-Jostpl' z Hottie.
Oyerseer of the Poor n Van Leaf
NINTH DIsiTRIcr.-N lagistfates,- " IN
s Guy, " W Montgomery, James W ilson
aad Nj Huff.
Constable Joseph Wilson,
Oeerseer Of the Foor,--Christian Bear
aIGHLAND.--J W Myers, elected
Commonwealth Attorney. sad A j Byrd,
shrriff. Both Democrats.
RATH.-W II Terfill elected without
opposition; and 6 Cleek dem Sheriff.
10 Upshur, John 5 Fisher, Attorney !;
and WIN Summers, Sheriff
In Lewis G J Arnold, Attorney, aud J
ipiison. Sheriff.
la Harrison, Beni Wilson, Attorney and
Mr. Holden, Sheriff.
T. c Smith, Circuit Clerk,
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TITi. nook ron TiiE T,mpc

TIE DEE AND DEA1n on oS.M1 ~ "a
4 MORRIS, bookseller, sri pablisber Rf.bno,s
IA Va, has in prcss .he Life and Death Of SAN
IN 'irgihia,' written BY fifginian, in enc hand.
SOME lzino volume. Free 81 Is. N4' manu-
The work is History of the Iatc f,,ho,,a.ou;.,
camp ign in VIRGINIA. in which the position and
ean5e taken BY The Democracy is placed in ecntrsst
WIN e2f POSITION and course Of the Know No,hlug
party OF ne : ate. Blended With this history and
running through tbs work il love story 9r a To-
mahce 80 mat wlile il will rot be nnaccentabp {.
Ne paieGahi It will be most pleasant aud arrees
oia iaelsr. for he reader Of LIGHT literature.
fhc tnthor has in various pages borne nret,v 60.
fs,t} enon hat he eonceires to be the fnigs;t,e.
y t's a mef,1a1 P7rsy; though this the Virginia
- iie@4 e BE almost disposed to forgive. When
cd in eFeiY line aad sentiment . - sA'''
price OF the book. e''.os'hs ths
The Trada supplisa-loo copies at a Discount.
afsylf. ta5a Is /" a :,
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ETTE viii Offer for sale On tie promises. on Thurs
w day, The f,th day Of Jul ls1G, tract o. land
containing about Three Haaared defes. about ono
Hundred Of which is cleared and al in prass, and
ion Luild!Ig other purposes This Farm lies about
mites southwest OF StauHtou aud within abaut Z
OF a Depot on !ae Va. Central Railroad, adjoiuing
the iapds o. Aiessrs SNYDER, Major d. Summers
aud others. There are ua this land tWa Dwelling
Honses, and several never faiIirg springs with a
small branch run ing through H. and VIII be sold all
together, or IN parcels To suit purchasers.
TERMS One fourth in hand. and the residue in
three equal annual payments thereafter, the title IN
be retained until the payment Of the whole Of the
purchase money. The land viii be shown to any
person desiring to see il tt any tine, by applying
to the und srsigEed At Staunton
GEORGE BAYLOR Admins of
JoHA TRiMBLE, Geo, Baylor, 81. d ed
May 5l-tds.
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PUBs,Fg SALE.

SETlLL be offered at pabe sale on Saturday, tie
w 2lst day OF June next. my House and i4ot, ait
aatea in the tgBn Of Middcbrouls. Augusta county.
Also. at the same time. q let eli 81 DDbE&3 and
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Tie Dwelling House
Is large Frame Beiiding, well Painfed very eanro=
nj mt aud has large room connected With it well
suited for Il Merchant. ead6isr, Shoemaker, lsc.-
The situation Is central convenient to water. 6c.-
As | am the only Saddler in the place, It would be
fine stand for lueh business. Al necessary out
buildings ON the lot. a great bargain may be
had n ths property, being very anxious to go to
the West next fail.
In addition to the above property, vii sell On
the same day IS Acres EFF Land within one nile OF
Middlsbrook about 10 Acres cleared aud the bal
ance finely timbere2. "a aaEseuf deshi.g 10 pllr-
chase property in the village this Land would be
valuable eppendage, o. 10 a Mechanic wishing to
purchase home it i in one OF the very best neigh
borhoods in the county and land superior in point
Of soil, locality, dc. Terms accommodating and
may be known by reference to A. b. Lightuer, h
Turk or myself Such piece Of Land rarely IN
market JOHN CTZ.
MAY 81, 1g56.-tds
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e.alglfaa Eth sasanYai1.

gEsUE undersigned, having been appointed Sole
Il Agent Of the Philadelphia Guano Company, at
this port, have now on hand, and Will be recciFing
during the season, full supply Of the above perma-
nent Fertilizer, direct from the Islands, which they
offer their customers ct tao l9sgest possible
ket rates,
This Guano has been analysed by the most emf
nent chemists OF the country, and iouaa to contain
Bone Phosphate OF Lime in much larger proportion
than any other description OF fhosphatie Guam.
say 81 100
Analysis OF the same can be seen at our Office, or
viii be forwarded by mail, if requested.
Its use is highly recommended, either alone or in
connection with Peruvian Guano, iol all kinds OF
grain, grass or root crops.
cd with the Importers Brand. F0WIE / co.
Alexandfia. Va, May "a. ls55.
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Read the Truth about cur Turf Gil.

RiChMpNDi ApfA lOtl lo"o.
During sleigh ride this winter past, discover
ei my horses leg raw, and the skin off place lar
ger than my hand, from the traces rubbing on the
inside Of the thigh. | applied your Turf OIL and in
which was working to my dray became unable to
walk, On examining his foot, discovered nail
about tHo inches long up to the head. Ny driver
and the neighbors said he would be good ior MOTH
Ing. | drew the nail out, inserted a pieca OF int
and Turf OIL, and set linn te work at once, and
from that moment he has net lost hour, but is as
good as ever. saw horse badly snagged on the
outside Of his thigh in two places, about two III
cHes deep and four inches wide, from which he was
stiff DAY or two. Your Turf Gil was applied and
it brought them out entirely sound Il truly IS one
Of the greatest remedies for sures have eyer known
aad hfye lieed IN drug store for several YeaFs.-
Use this as You think proper.
Very truly, ). L. NElgEGER.
To fesars. Dove & Go,
For sale BY J, c, ~ &2rrillat, and Druggists
generally, throughout The Slate.
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FRESH CON FECFI0Ns, WHOLESALE
OR RETAIL.

gOH& b. ANT0NI has just received the ,aost
e teasigc and desirable supply Of e0niaetons dc.
ever brought Ia this market such rs French and
other Fancy Candies, Oranges, Lemons, Primes,
Figs; Aaslns, Fresh Peaches in cans, and every de
scpeon ot fruit TO be ioand at this season Of the
year. lie also has received 4 suppy Of Fresh Nuts
OF every description. TOYS and Fancy articles Of
all kiads and qualities CNndies ani takes o. AIS
oWn manufacture ~.
lie is rreprrae 70 furnish parties with Cakes, Ice
Creams, &c, 1t the shores neti-a,
lee Cream constantly oa hand. lie respectfully
asSa visit from his friends and the public feaeral
~, Storo en- Main Street, opposite I'll &Si'S.
Mag 10, 1886
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w nj. SiIRY q co

Al A fAGtl REkS OF ALI KlNpS ofHATS
u - IN ano oi@ Bell Ta1ern building opposite j
BFandenqrg store. respectfully Invite the attention,
OF ne pubic 70 their large and well selected Stoch
Consisting Of Fur, Deayer, >loaeh, ahle ana BLACK
t,!ss'a ana every description of Fashionable Hats
c soiiett Stare Of pabi.e patronage sad feel as
Su,fa est W. can give satisfaction to the purchaser
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- DA MADE GEOTHING.-Roy,asr orne- az -. =
9spiG fi2toi-Ihe undersigned begs leave to ots,.
that iHeependcnt Of all party associations, he prs
viii and auiiraees in the purchase of PfaJ, ~
5k9lA.AE Tor iiie sPrias and Summer Camp II
Inc 4uah{ quantity and richness eff my stock is 70
ne tne criterion To secure success, am assured
honorable means to secure sales without saerisas
Of principles &, pTiees) Running as no-partr
man a4AllS tonf support IN my business YOU cnn
WITHOUT enaAngtrtng Hugr far req alton far cons;,
teacy, give ne cal IN the selection Of yoar CIot-
lnS "Nu e approaching season, ard cat asslro yo,
lha IL Alil be as much TO youI advantage a. IN n;
iol shai engage IN TIE campaign With M smggari
VIII nat WITH the motto al must and will snccees
~ G5s' C m9ilses more than the usual variety Of
Ni9j'''AH' iGon theeP Sarner Suit, costing 81 ~
20 thc finest Dress Suit of SIS ~A''
Nsiae. then, aad give your support to your yer,
April 20, 3gae Vi=A"ii
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q EALFIA8L8 EANH TOT s. II,
fG0q iailes west Of Greenyilie if. he efgef end
81 FaHih 1t pphlic auction, SassHiay, tie 3lst
day OF May next, ii rot soid privately teicre that
time, This Farm contains 266 Acres, G1s Wei in
fol m and IS wen vatored haying tenr geoi s,4 ir-g
well sitaated 70 aAtee stock in tAr different itlls-
Also about 60 aeros 81 tine Timber Land GA diz
ferpnt portions at The harm: Iha hapvoveme ants
are Il large Brick Dwelling Hoese. brick Smoke-
Aoase Stone tlffnH auUse, and othee necessary out
buildings. deem II unnecessary TO say more, ms
persens wishing 30 purchase viii view the pfagerty.
April 2G, 56,-tds% JANIS ALLEN
SOeetator cOnv.
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= sharp BrsiDe 81.

The ffloWs thai have been sent 20 Kan
sq- BY The Abolition Emigfaht Societies
have been driving sharp business with
shatp's Rifles. Instead Of an instrument
OF death, they nave eery senSibly converts
ed that remarkable weapon into a stall Of
Fife. Instead Of shooting down Border
2utlia,is al eight hundred yards, ihey have
shot down their brother Yankees at 1900
miles. irecher Greeley and Co, supply
she champions Of freedom VIE Sharp s
Rifles, which the said champions box up
and srad back 10 The East, selling hem
at reduced priees, aud then demanding
more arms. when Greeley q, Co, purchase
up the Identical weapons and send them
aqain 10 Kansas. where they are forthwith
boxed up aGaia. and so forth, al iafaiiam,
the proceeds going 10 buy tread aud mrat
OF the Missourlahs. and miserable whiiAes
to keep up .heir dropping spiiis. Il Is j,
sharp business Of Yankee cal Yanhee all
round and truly edifyns TO behold.-
Dispatch,
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BhACKsMrII,s TOOLS 40

/ HAVE on haal futl supply of Toools for Black .
i smiths, VI, Fellows ct all Sizes Anyiis of yari-
Gts qaaiit:esi sodd Box and common Vices; Screw
ATS OF best qnahty and all sizes Hammers.
Sled% 5, Rasps, lilies, Rod aud Round Iron; Iuegy
and agoa THE; Wagon Boxes, &c. &c, Az 81
Mf'ch am prepared 10 sell at the very lowest rate
ing, ESQ y plft1.E
Nay Il, lss5 - NiS&->
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New Segar and Tobacco store.
PE0SIpE TILE ElRGINIA nnnEI

" :. T - I = II y 7 u y !,
A4ioiniag Hamsret's laleelr8 Store.
sgvo the levers Of Che " eed, and ehewers Of TO.
Z baeeo, beg lssge TO anhonnce that have oparl-
JHht = at the above mentioned stand, where NJ all
tines. may be found Segars of all the most admired
Brands, Of imported and domestic Manufacture,
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very
best Kind. A practical experience of many wears
in the above business, aud thorough Knowledge
Of the same justies me in saying, that can supply
all demands and administer to the Ia Use Of the most
inyeteIate tobacco chowers and smokers | hope nv
many friends will give me a trial, and heir kind
support in my cudeaYor to establish 1nyseT here
promising them strict and fcthtul attention 10 NUS
mess William HARTMAN
May rs 1856
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PoIsoNING,-The Abingdon Virgiaian lea rms
that twenty-one persons were poisoned few
Gays ago al a log rolling Al the residence Of Pc
Ter MoFreli in Scott county, Va. Several are
seriously i'll, but hopes are entertained Of their
recovery / was supposed by some that lie
poisoning occurred from eating chicken in a
copper vessel; out the physicians say lhst it was
oscasionod by arsenic
Oe8geaate9 Ritter VIII cure DysrcPsia and asthma
The certificates ana statements in its favor y
the highest responsibility. including members o
Congress and otherdistingushed citizens OF the Uni
ted States. SEQ advertisement.
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I'm, s5yG gE,

T KAMERER has removed his Watch Maainc
= aud Repairing Establishment to the roort d,
r2elg opposite TIE Virginia lIatel, foriaerl, or .u
fled ty Wp u. kerr. Thankful fof III Fatrs,
patronage heret9Uya bestowed gpou In. h. re-
PeetfaIiy seri5s continuance eff tho sAta. s,sfeJ
tar he=eaH aite entire satisfaction = ali.
Nav H. iS5G.
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"a fsTEN 4 co
Grocery and Fiour MERCHANTS

,--,,,. u NUN TVN, va,
* EEP constantly on hand Lump ape f;roapE
IN Plaster. Fine Salt, Ne Sacks. G. A. Sail
W. ftiled Coffee, of all kinds Sugars of all kinds
Aasasses and Syfups of all qualities besides ever
lne else generally hegt in the grocery line excsn,
liquors ~
Stauusou, Fob ?, ls5e.
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Ns,Gice.

FB,HE undersigned having sold their Hardware
u Store to Messrs. Harman Troter, are now
DESTROYS Of cosag up their business without delay
Our accounts are drawn Oft Those indebted to us
Will please call aad pay, or, at least close their ac-
counts. WATTS i RICHARDS
Nav BIZ ls56.
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PalcE OF PUPPIES IN ENGLAND,-fhe pack
of hounds OF Mr. Richard Sgton We're sold a
few weeks since, under the hammer, ri Qnorn
Kennels, I.eicesiershire, England This hunt
inc pack, consisting of thirty nine dogs, from
one 10 five years old, sold for 81 500. Tho pup
pies, SO in number were put cpl lois Of five
each, anu brought altogether ~ 800
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TTOR THE LADIES.-Froln this time foru ard
H. Ladies' Dress Goods can be had at reduced pri-
ces, and those wishing Berages, Challie De Lanes
Silks, Nc, will do we'll To call upon !. II. NELSON,
at the old stand * neakins K Merritt. Main Street
two doors Above ths Marble Yayd, Call sooa
May II, ls56
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LIE sasggsaass Rsee.,s.

THE Undersigned is prepared to pat up Lightning
- Rods any place ia Augusta, or the adjoining
counties, Ia the spceecst aud substantial matl-
.Qr. dis teams are CONSTANTS in vice. in meet
ing the demands Tor these truly useful articles, which
every owner OF & house dr Barn should have. Or
Gers received at amy time.
Address JOHN D. MAHON,
May .A--tf NatGnat ilotaI, staunton, IA.
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Ter ~ SURGICAL OPERATIONS The
Utica Herald says that DR.. Walcott, Of that
city, acting under The suggestion Of a
French jeu-nal has lesorted TO Ice as q
means Of destroying p4a IN surgical oper-
alops. \ few weeks since he removed a
very large rumor from mans leg. He
took preparation OF snow aad common
table SILT aud applied it tic the. diseased
which was almost Immediately reduced to
an inscnsible state. The removal Of The
tumor was accomplished by very little loss
of blood and little or no pain, The dot-
tors fingers were, however, slightly frozen
IN the opperanon. DR.. w. thinks that
this method OF predicting insensi6ilty to
pain is preferable 10 that of chloroio'n, in
aSmuch as 1t is not dangerous aud does mol
injnte the blood.
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l3tArSE ANDIor rom -.

NJ Il HOUSE AND loF lately occupied !, F, =.
:, iesae%, ~ !; b. kreekinlidge, decd. stss'-
ms property eiers m opportunity FOR o,o If II.
oest Investments as it can be rented 10 u .e
tafe' It has Five rooms with Fire-plaees and ganr
en-, and large lee Haase over shica' i. si,eh
hatoas e1 two floors. convenient for Stera Roa..
1sSAs .--lne fourth in hand, and the hsIlss. =.
'''9 Two OF '9fee years w,th interest Apply to
APrili7, le56.--tf 'ss 500,
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DAGCERR0TxpEs AND Ampuo-
TYPES

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4 warranted te give satisfaction, al the most res
S9na0ie prices At ny sAi4lGHT GALLERY.
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