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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-05

THE STATE CAPITOL ON FRE!LWe learn
from Madison, that the Capitol took fire last
Friday night, in the School Land Depart
ment. Fortunately the flames were discov-
cred and extinguished before any damage
was done. The Patriot of Monday ascribes
the fire to. design:-Ma. Sentinel.
The Gi!:na Advertiser: irssl,:: r:eniasRs. tbat
if any one part o'the' CapitoE Of WISCONSIN
is m3!e:exRosed than anosher to . the ordeal.
Of fire, the: School. Department; :ohe: %oun
suppose, would be entitled to the first turn.
MINNESOTA BELLE.-This steamer, says
the Galena Advertiser, commanded by Capt.
H. 4. I'LL, has been fitted up entirely new
during the winter, and is now said to be one
OF the most elegant boats aloat. She will
De put on the Upper Mississippi trade Is
soon as navigation is open.
IA The bumps raised on q NAME ho.s
by cudgel are now termed 6oy-no-loo;..I
developments. '''
E9 Edmund Randolph, on whom is
conferred the exclusive right of transit and
navigation from San Juan on the Atlantic, to
San Juan on the Pacific, for a term of 25
years, is lawyer by profession, a native of
Virginia, recently from California, and an
intimate personal friend Of Walker.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-05

CITY IMPRovEMENTs.-The work of grad
Ing Chestnut street from the River to Fort
street is rapidly progressing. The grade is
only one foot in the hundred, and when
completed will render to the people of the
upper part of the City thoroughfare to
their landing easier than at any other point
within the City limits.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-05

IL Old King Lear in the play, when
he was out in the storm, said in his apostro-
phe to the ram, wind, thunder and light
ming
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-05

IL The bumps raised on a mans head
by cudgel are now termed Psychological
developments.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-05

e The land sales of the Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad Company for January and Feb.
amounted to S254,OOO, notwithstanding the
very unfavorable state of the weather.
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IMPORTANT SALE.-We learn that Mr.. c.
B. Van Nest last Friday sold one undivided
third, being his share of that portion of Sank
Rapids formerly owned by Messrs. Hurd and
Sybran Van Nest, to Edward O. Hamlin, Esq.
formerly of Honesdale, Pa, now of this
place. We learned from Mr.. Hamlin on the
day of the sale, that he should erect in that
part of the town, this spring, dwelling
house for himself, and make it his future
home. We are pleased that Mr. Hamlin has
now so large an interest in the place. lie is
a gentleman Of abundant means, business:
habits, and public spirit, and will, no doubt,
make stir down there.-.Sauk Rapids From
tiernlGN.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-05

IL Isaac g. Burnett, one of the old
est and most respectable citizens Of Cincin-
natl, died last week, in the seventy-third
year of his age .,..r
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HNsANEsAsXKftxsOE .THE BOARD O. 2.
Il lfectofs not tsn4 pspsi the necesesry fna4s
81 he support 81 ahs ins5tf Ave @and
q ai5ap4 The Sswise and The
tendait 10 have fhe ssdne publieked: sssssss
ResOiss TRat hess1ffer 60 cicers bringing County
tens 10 this institution must be arnished with thlss
month pay advance for board &c, at the rate Of ths
dollars per week: ~
Raleiah June 30. 1886. 65-Awam
~ Register, Wilmington Commercial, Edenton Amer1-
cau Fayetteville Carnian Asheve Spectator Salisbury
Banner copy and send accounts 10 G. Fisher, Supert
ORANGE HOTEL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAv-
OiNd purchased the above Hotel Of r. Nichols Esq.
are repairing and refarnshng and will speedily have
it completed in such to give satisfaction to ALL
the fasdious. They intend it for first class
House. s situation being on King street. WHICH Is the
principal horoughare Ia and from the DepOrt of the n
Railroad and by far the hansomest street in the town, Of
fers inducements the vso and sourner which cannot
be found elsewhere the place. Our table and alta
bles will accommodate both and horse with the most
comfortable home.
We shall keep bar.
Families persous wishing to spend the Summer in
this delightful country, will find rooms especially adapted
to their convenience.
We hope to receive what we determined TO merit,
liberal share Of patronage. ~
Hlsboro', N. c., June 90 1856. 6l-swtf
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6 rRocIxmArros.

nv i3ts, 8, xr,s,, ,,,sesss MATiON,
! n Hns AA LENCY THOMAS BR ,nr
q. Ns4 e otsTAE STATE OF yORTH.c mo-, uoVl
BY q thu Ststss vote Of tfee.isb. ~ s s1s A
Tbsss drg certified copy 81 which vi TIE nS
ANAfsE Is ~ Constitsf;or ~ .S - Is klos
CarlRns - ''e State If H.,
WHsnaAs, AaaiN, 6annber Of he p.oo,.
Cd By the fFeehoid a.,ss are dsf,n.n
members Of the sedate. Thers5ore. VI vo,es
Ssc 1. Btn esaessd6y IL; t3sssrul Ass<,nu.
u N,tk Corotiaa asd Il 1er6v euaesS n"gy RS
IRE .aase lthreetbs oftlAe whole number - &c sas
each House elnc1ffing That the snd clans.f,t
ofthe LIST article the amended C,,nxt;,n,; ne
peoR gf NSth Caroline on The second Mundas
Der, in ~ yeaf Of Our Lord eighteen HUNDRED
ave- slmI be amended Il, read = fL,vs. Esa and him.
man If the age Of twemty-sne ysars bene e 1 free sS
ural1ed citizen III the United States. and VIII "e S
nheRitam u che Stse for twelve months irm.s ben,
ceding the Of any election and shall have n
tax entitled TO vute for member Of l ,Sd &
for the district in which he resides. " "s Sau
SIC; 2 BsH further enacted, That the Govs,,.-
state t pc sna e = sessoy d;reeisd TO issue his
before the nextelecti0n for members of th ~ Ma
sembay, setting forth the purport of this M, t A.
amendment 10 the Constitution herein n,,. "e and H.
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N / XONsS HOU 8 T..
FORMALLY MIS-. BORD4X'sJ
Hest Side R0it,vud.

Goldsborough, NC.
Ihis extensive and we'll known public ,
been purchased and reeued by the subscriber Es
reception "f guests ON the 4th inst.
II Is pleasantly and c'nvenently situated in the cent,
81 business, aud ls directly opposite TO- and WEST # M
Ticket Offices, Of the Wilmington and Weldon and ia
CcneIai Railroad Companies where the cars st,p an M
arrival and departure and where FAITHFUL Servants VIII
BIZ IN WAITING to take baggage and give such other a
tions AZ The traveller may require.
The HOUSE has been reinvdeled repaired and ,hs
ougniy renovated from cellar to garrett and furnsA
'nroghoat whn New Furniture, selected with special Gu,
ana arrange! with an eye single the cntor.s of the c
uai CUES: Or permanent b.arder.
THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished with the sbsantias the d,ina
and decc.es ri the Foreign rs well us dome,
markets wall be rendered tributary u the Constant sapuk
winch WI. De served up in the best STYLE by orderly ub
ing and well trained servants
THE BAR
Will be StOrehOuse Of the best Wines and L;ouors aI
superneiided BY gentleman of COURTESY ana uterrr
thoroughly acquainted with his business II
knowledge Of what Is due rights and c,i,r;, q, lin
puo"e' Us well rs u himself and his employer.
TIE STABLES,
which are among the best in the State have been naced
the keeping vi skfui and careful manager win, vii
ways have under hts care the best and us pymrenca
Osers and IL wall be saisng the chef cares of H.
tor to see that hores Ut his guests be well fed add I
Uughly grUulned. wv "'N '"'
TINS entire establishment has been purchssad ,d s,,.
III Course will be the interest If the sub,cr hr Il, m
tue nol'se IN every respect equal u any IN the unry
he therebre trusts that generous pubic will renew AM
continue the liberal Patronage heretofore extended II, ,hi
nouse Willie under ile care VI former plr e,re.s Mr.,
Borden, vino gained Tor 1t ace,sbrty Throughout the r
Union. WV e"'
August a. 1883 49, NiAon'
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HOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA.
Natures own Remedy for Chronic Diseases !

his WATERING PLACE IS NOW OPEN FOR
the reception Of visitors. The supply Of mineral
abundant and there eight duche aud plunge
baths of temperatures rum W to lU6 Fahrenheit
As IL remedy in many chronic diseases these waters
exceed BY nothing known To the human In
Cont rheumatism. Liver Diseases Darrhoea, Visceral OBJ
sructn, Giunduar enlargecnts old injuries TO the
Giles and joints Paralysis diseases peculiar to females Neu
ralga &c. they psess remedial and curative powers Of
the CHEST order In that OF the body termed Cz
ehect tho equence Of arrangement in the stomach,
liver and Spleen among the residents {" shy countries
and distinguished by pale saOw .p,ex,Un. pudy
skim sweed extrentes, angunr or characterization 10
Of the diseases enumerated above which had
resisted the most skiliu medical treatment and in which
other mineral waters of high epute had been used yan
have been entirely cured here. Of the number
suffering with those maaes there comparatively few
who would not be perfectly restored greatly relieved by
ond Vs. the direct route from that city the Green.
brer White Sulphur Springs vm which it is distant only
So miles. Early in July the Central Railroad will be
operation Mbor after which there will be only
y miles Stage travel between the Hot Springs prn
cpal northern and southern cities aud the traveller from
Baltimnre Washington Richmond, leaving those cities
in the morning will be brought the first night the Warm
t6us akng tho hoe journey in "a Aosrs atost entirely
By Daylight.
These Springs situated in valley in elevated
mounts: region. The scenery around is wild, romantic
and beautiful and the climate In summer delightful, sau-
brious and invgorating The Hotel RECOMMENDATION
good and comfortable, and Re band of music will be in
attendance throughout the seas0n. sszs ..azs H
To those who may desire further information and who
will furnish with their address will mail pamphlet
containing account of the Spring. with Of cure
Z &c. 8. GOODE, for the Proprietof.
Hot Springs Va, June q. 1855. sz--s~1m.
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RALEIGH 4 CASTOR RAILROAD.

OFFICE r. g. K. r. Co., !
RALEIGH, March ~, 1856.
Schedule for Mail Train ON and after Tuesday,
the first day of April.
AN AND AFTER TUESDAY NEXT, THE NAIL
u Train. leaving the North-Carolna Railroad Depot
the arrival of the Cars fum the West at 547 A. NJ las
presently will stop at the Northern Tor o,d) Depot this
City. until 7ocock, allowing ample time for passengers
to and m which they will be conveyed by the propreto
free of charge
Leaving at O'Clock, the Train will arrive at Weldon at
ll4o, A. NJ in full time for al Trains going North and
also for the Wilmington Train, go ng South Returning
will leave Weldon ut NJ after arrival the Peters
burg Portsmouth, and Wilmington Trains and will reach
Raleigh ut Gas, p. n.
A. HAMILTON, President.
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~ Attention! Everybody.

~ Attention! Everybody.
YNHOSE INDEBTED TO THE UNDERSIGNED ARE
earnestly requested IT, forward and settle their
either BY NOTE cash. by the day If Sepem
ness On that day. We hope friends viii mo, iii 70
cbme in by that time. wv '~'' :"
Raleigh, July 16. 1854. 50 s 49,
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EdgewOrth Female Seminary.
GREENSBORO N. c.

vUyH e NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will commence ON Friday. the LIST Of August.
The Of study designed to embrace every thing
necessary to substantial and ornamental education Great
prominence given the solid branches. Neither labor
expense been spared to OF the
highest qualifications Their various departments and to
make Edgeworrh second institution in The country,
in every thing necessary to complete education
For circulars containing terms. course OF instructon
&C., apply to
Jnlv 1884 6l-sw2m
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49, -
LAWS or THE; UNITED STATES.
Pas,ss At asfir.s Ssssses tie Thirty Ss6 0'sas''
Public No. 81
RESOLUTION for The relief Of the Southwestern and
Muscogee Railroad Companies sS
Resolved by the Senate and Mouse of
Of The uuissd snies in cossts.. .ssem6lsd
That tho Postnasef Gensbe and be IS hereby .ath9r
nrssdens Of The and Muskogec Railroad Com
panies on mail route thousand three hsndred ana
three and that he So required to allow them 9cen thou
saud hree hundred dollars annum for the double daily
prsl,n 81 The contfact long as the New York and
New 0r ans mail may continue % pc transported over
: Approved Nay .. 1856.
- Public ~
An ACT creating Columbus in Kentucky, port OF de-
E.'7.sssS. livery. ~
Be it eace BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States of America in Congress assembled
That Columbus the State of Kentucky be and Is hereby
constituted port Of delivery within the collection district
there shall BE uryrm IL the ae;es
and receive the salary and emoamens prescribed ~ Inc
e e On as q Allowing
tbs riie foreign merchandise imported into Pittsburg
Wheeling Cincinnati, Louisville St. Louis Nashville, and
That shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
10 abolish d port Of delivery whenever in bis Judgment
the public interest shall no longer require port Of deli
Approved Nay ., 1856
Ay1CT surrender the State Of Illinois the cuber.
land road In said State ''t--+
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Represents.
ssss ss much y lie road a lies
the State Of Illinois and all the interest of the United
States the together with all the stone timber and
e9sd Being used in The
the and all the and privileges Of every kind
road Is aid STATE Sc snde same are hereby transferred
and surrendered to the said State Of Illinois.
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Raleigh, June Ie, 1855.
N0RTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
~ SURANCE COMPANY, Office. Raleigh, n. e. This
COMPANY nsures the lives Of individuals for year. term
of for life the MUTUAL the assured
for lille participating in the profits Of the, Company. For
policies granted for the whole of life when the pre-
MUM therefor $3t, may be given
half the amount Of the premium bearing interest per
cent without guaranty.
The promp, manner in which all losses have been paid
BY this Company. together with the low premium,
present great Inducements such disposed in
SLAVES insured for of from one five years,
for ,wU-thirds their value.
All losses paid within 90 dsysaer satisfactory proc
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES F. JOHNSON, VIZ. W. HOLDEN
WN d. HAYwooD, W. d. Cooke,
JAMES +. JORDAN, r. II. BATTLE,
QuINrEX BUsBEE, WV. H. JOKES,
WV. Ii. MckEE, SEAroS GALES.
CHARLES b. ROUr.
OFFICERS.
DR. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM d. HAYwooD, Fee President.
JOIN u. WILLIAMS Secretary,
WILLIAM H. JONES' Treasurer,
II. ". HusrED, AtOrneH
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, ~ D. Yeiicak
WILLIAM II. McKEE, N. ID. Asmrd Of
RlcHp. b. HAYwooD, N. b. Consultation.
X. H. BATTLE,
w. w. HoLDEH, : Ececutiue Com
CHARLES b. RooT, anittee.
Fur further information, the public referred the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which be obtained
Al The Office Of the Company, or any of Its Agencies.
Communications should be addressed, (post pa,d to
JOHN g. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
July TO- 1855. So
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FOUNTAIN HOUSE.
EApiDA ISpRINI->

9NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN Sol lc,rr,
by many southern friends extend the pr.s,. ~
.n, have determined to keep the Mountain House ,ro
Their accommodation until the 10th div of Oc,nh Pen@
The three tournaments for the season VIII ,,ts r,
the 18th Of August. the l2,h and 26,h Of Sepembr
The fare will be reduced five dollars per month md y,
dollars per week. after the ixt Of Sept. a''
BLAKEMORE J. INGRAv
August 10, 1855. " ..
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
South.Side, Richmond & Danviile, and Vir.
ginia X Tennessee Railroads.

VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
South.Side, Richmond & Danviiie,. and Wiz.
ginia X Tennessee Railroads.
SUMNER ARRAN EMENT.
IRSzlZ4 sPRLNgs through 1y dayx gat. and
Baggage checked through, except on Stages.
VISITORS TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS By
tersburg the Richmond Danville at Richmond.
at NJ daily. Sundays excepted arrive at Lynch
see kaad reach Bonsacts Depot at H. and Salem ut
p NJ, and ut either place take
KENT, SUMMERSON cos FINE LINE OF STAGES!
Those via Bonsacks lodge at Fncase. dine at the Red
Springs miles o" the evening Of
from Petersburg, OF Richmond without NIGHT TRAVEL.
.sp ali St the Red
miles distant from Salem" dine at The Red sweet or
on The evening of the following day.
The Virginia Tennessee Railroad is located through
most romantic country possessing climate unsurpassed
for its sarbrity and delightful temperature The road
PEAKS OF OTTER!
And within three miles Of the Allegheny Springs. one
in fr miles Of tie Yellow Sulphur Sprpgs ali pleasant
ly situated few miles apart the Eastern slope Of the
Allegheny mountain, in Montgomery county The waters
these Springs celebrated for their great medicinal
qualities the accommodations excellent and have been
greatly increased since last season.
summerson Co.'s Stages at Newbern Dep"t the
ing Of the day that they leave Petersburg Richmond
and the Springs the following day tn dinner
and Salt Sulphur Springs early in the evening Of the second
day frum Richmond ur Petersburg.
The Road from Newbern Depot to the Red SULPHUR
since last and regarded Of the bes,
turnpikes in the mountains.
The line Of Telegraph from Richmond will be completed
and in operation 10 the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs early i'll June.
Passengers knoxville, Tennessee, take Kent Sum.
Co.'S stuges ut the Western n the VIZ.
ginia Tennessee Railroad $50 miles from Lynch
burg land being extended Westward at the of miles
and Virginia Rar,ad. aud at Knoxville IN l..
days from Petersburg Richmond.
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! NOTICE..

r. H..- .' - NOTICE. ~ '-.
VNE, THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL ATTEND AT.
w the Court House. in the City of Raleigh Friday
and Saturday the 18th and 18th Of july 1885, the one for
the purpose Of taking the Tax List in Raleigh Districts Nos
and 9 for the year 1885, and the other purpose of
collecting the Taxes due in the said Districts fir tie
49, --,., JOHN F. HUTCHINS, ). p.
:....- ,.. ,, GEO. W. NORWOOD, Collector.
Raleigh. July I, 1856 ss-swid
IN DOLLARS REWARD.-RANAWAYfr from
~ the subscribed, about two three months ago.
feet or 10 inches in height Of svery complexion
light hair, having very much the appearsnce of an Irish
boy and would be readily taken The above re.
ward will be given to any person apprehendng him. Ad
dress, WIN. HENDRICk,
+: .,sfs ~ 5Is34 Palmer's Springs,
July il. 1855 Q. es's iis ss.ys " 3
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INSANE ASYLUM.-ORDERED BY THE BOARD
i If ii the kura,c Asylum that hereafter
th~e persons wh. desire I" ys This Institution mus, do
day will be able tn gam abundance int" the Institution
unless provided with written permission from Of the
directed by the Commissioners that al persons should ab
frum walking r'dns either t"r pleasure or exe'-
cise through the ASH um grounds around the ASYLUM
bu such III ngs If annoyance and
traction 10 the pat .ents Of the lnsrtu ion.
Raleigh July IL, 1880. 6S-swtf
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a r THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
"A olin. Mutual Insurance Company held On the 9Th
inst the following persons elected Directors and O
DIRECToRs:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
J. X. Williams, do.
{ ~ u; f s. Es,ehing, d. do:
James F. Jordan. do
James NJ. T, wies do
James f. Hvyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newborn.
Joshua g: Wright, Wilmington.
John ~ Jones, EdentOn
w. W. Griffin Elizabeth City.
F.F. Pagan. Plymouth.
w. \. II. Smith, Murfreesbpro
H. b. Williams Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
.. F. Long. Hillsboro.'
joseph White. Arson County.
Josh. B'ner, Salem,
7. SUNNY. Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
P;esident.
I'D. Turner, Tics President
John c. Partridge, Secretary.
}. Hersman, General Aye~t.
: S$ T. SEX s S Ss,sa,"s. Executive o""i''''
This Company has been in successful operation
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes Of pro
perry in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
tileries) upon favorable Its Policies
is in Country risks and its present capital is Seven Hun
dred Thousand D'l'ars IN bonds, properly secured.
The es "f Insurance the plan of This Com
has been less than third of per
all grades of prperty embraced in its operations
All COMMUNICATIONS in reference to insu unce should be
addressed IL tho Secretary, post paid;
Raleigh June Ie, 1855. S.
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xA.A1Ai AsAiss.AiNsAN MEl.LliAND.zE.
- III consequences ii the death Ut Mr. Jus.ai u 81
Declines necessary u ci.se his McrcanlI lie Bal
speedy sales. the friends Ut the DECEASED and thu pubr a
informed that the Store will be kept open Ut has ae stand
and ina, ne prices will b. put down. for cash. to abA
erns sIu upon IN average Tie stuck geue
eay known ~ excellent quality and was lald IN IN
lar tetms.ssnbrac.ng Fancy iIry Clouds Ladies Articles
Mourning G.sd. Carpets. Hardware and the be., Fam,
r'ceries The business will be conducted by Mr ALBEIT
b. S.lpmons and ~ much lsssble will BE- attended IT,
p., THOMAS RUFr1S
Hsiegn, Feb. 9Th, 1885, g.. .s-,f
Two THE TURPENrINE MAKERS or Y.
q .. CAROLlNA.-Th. subscribers having La
Ken the premium At the ia,e Stale FAIR upon ,upenns
sh lenippers rnndshsve* and hackers 6wouId announce
ne pubic NAT they are manufacur ny these ups er|
tens'yely Their w.rkmen having been for many years En-
gago III the above business unsurpassed BY hs
sna proper instruction Of their ros We will Dc
liver fhese TOOLS at any points the n. C. IT, and
d. Railrads We warrant these tools to BE- equal i'll
quality and superior in uaptatiun for work to any Noh
cru ahacue, and ask liberal share Of public parOn'
that liberal Southerners will give prereDcs
n"lne manufactures.
All orders addressed to Jerricho n. c., will meet
January 8. 1885, - ~
THE SECRET ART OF CATCHING FISH WITH
ar without h,,ok aud line son, for Is cens Adres
box u, F0restvllle, &c.
March Il, 1855. 34-6m
- Lewis Pure Lead, just we'd and for sale By
PESCUD GATAAV'
INSANE ASYLUM.
NOrlCE Is HEKEBY GIVEN that FORTY Ap
Asylum. 80, !. =. -
..aa.S e the ssy;s.G 'p S ss
Raleigh. April 9Th. lsss. ct
Jana eS .. IREDELL,
Attorney ard Coansellor at Law,
viii attend 10 oil business entrusted to him. in thee
Ut this and the adjoining C1untiex
Raleiih June 18th iB58.Sss - ss-h
Law Copaftacrship.
MILLER AND ROGERS,
ATTORNEYS AND COZ NSELLORS At law
,v.r kALEiaa. n. T.. ...n
WI" astsnd prompt 70 Ill business entrusted q" " ass%
(bct,,bsr .3.s I>:,l - sS-h
edmond IN BY.dyNE DAYS; BEING in'
kein.n SCIENCES II an Old Citizen Rchm 'a;' y, y"
faoiished ~ t'e, ~ West under the Exchange He not
more delghlfat little volume than this r. nn n rL
read for many No one who peruses With kn hr
sdgs ofioeaites fail to render thanks 70 TIE k
NJ the afforded BY such lively snna ~. &c
'ne Instant reader viii find much lnstcst him ~ M hs
Sa9ss incidentally gren, Of such srr'ug esens lure
o9iniag Ut The Theatre, aud the pleasant s'ca A
thassh ansans.sa. and sys, i and
woe and various rssdsnx ssned To q nsiars' n"''''
suppose We have no ret 70 mention the name oiis
bas mi,lest,y kept himself frn the ,, r. b.
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