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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

WASHINGToN CITY, August 20.
SIR: The present condition OF ihe Terri
tory Of Kansas, renders your duties as Co
vernon, highly responsible and delicate. IN
instructions heretofore communicated 10 your
predecessor in February last, in the Annual
Message to Congress Of the 9th OF the pre-
vious December, and an order issued from
the War Department, printed copies OF winch
are hercw ith furnished, you viii find the
policy Of the President fully presented. 1t
*. first, 10 obtain order and quiet in the
c:.ritory Of Kansas and secon Is, if dis
turJa c,s DO occur therein, to bring to pun
i>hment the offenders. Should the force
which has been provided to obtain these Oh
iect5 prove insufficient, you VIII promptly
make known the SAME 10 the President, that
be may take such measures IL regard tucrc-
g., a., - lin may seem 10 DC demanded by
the CNi-,ucics OF the case. Il is important
that the President should DC kept well in
formed IS IL tie state OF things IN Kansas,
and that thc source Of lis information should
be such as 10 insure It's accuracy.
N.u are therefore directed by him to com
r.uaieaty constantly with this Department.
Such iart, as are deemc! imPGi tsnc to be
early known here, yea WI! cause to be trans
m.ttcI by telegraph as well a By mail
TIE President iHdI'gts a hops that Jy
your energy, imparl!aity aal discretion, the
tranquility oi tAe Territory viii be restored,
and tae persons aat the grcp,ry OF o4T
citizens protected.
lsiguca,I | IN, sir, &c,
W5l l.. MARCY.
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While at Fort Leavenworth, on Friday
9th we learned from good authority, that
Judge LEcoMPTE, who is not now at the Fort
had issued an order to the Marshal of the
Territory to arrest LANE and other agitators.
Gen. SMITH has likewise issued orders to
Col Cook, commanding fourteen companies
at Fort Riley, to give every assistance and
aid to the Marshal in the execution OF this
writ.
On Tues ay evening we landed at Gias-
COW. Revision came up, with Gov. GEAGY
on board, who was received with Il salute
from cannon on shore. The gun WAS alter
wards taken on board, in charge OF a com
pany Of one hundred men, armed Tor Ran
Sas, from glasgow.
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DEATH or Nh. PnmLIrs.-Accounts from
Kansas are conflicting and contradictory as
to the death Of this young gentleman re-
Gently from tits city. BY his letter, pub
lishcd in the las. Republican, it appears that
he was making arrangements TO participate
in the troubles there, aud we should not be
surprised to hear that lie has suffered the
sad consequences OF the horrors of a civil
war. Whatever may be his fate, and under
whatever circumstances he may have lost
his life, all good men wi! truly regret that
one so young and in the prime Of life should
have fallen by the hands Of his own coun-
trymen in the dreadful strife and carnage Of
a c!S.l war
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New Grocery Store.

ss,i.E -u'rr Iu- Ui,U.l store "r TIC -Hir ~ Gro
!. ceri-s Wooden " aog und Stone Ware in Walker
e. Il .'.-' UOw Ar... building, ou L. sale It Family
Sll.- u' H ~. best varieties with oyster, Fish. and
Fr' w. I'-ir season VII be kept constantly "n hand.
li4-iu- rrrur she Agent for the sale q" the ique'nrt
,- IruF. particular attention will be- paid t" it, quail
~, Graham Flour. Indian Meal, Cracked Wheat Bran
anal Shorts Ni also he for tie. All orders promptly at
tended tnauI delivered. JAMES *, MEIGS.
.r.f4 .t..r l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

There vas heavy fros. in the vicinity of
Lafayette, Indiana, last week, which did
considerable damage to some fields Of corn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

JroGE DIcxEy DECLINED We notice by
the Chicago JosTRGi that Judge Dickcy has
declined the nomination OF his friends for
Congress in this district. The Judge has
doubtless discovered that he is Ineligible,
ewing to his residence in Chicago, and that
bis prospects Of an election were not fiatter-
ing enough to give up his extensive practice
in that city and return to this district
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Notice TO the Ladies'.

4 Mrs. GrcELS old stand over J. W. NILS store may
~ b. l"und fan assortment of the latest styles Of
" ILLI Y FL ! r. 20 U.S
Tor f,Ii wear, among WITCH may be- found and
beautiful style Of JESSIE EONNErS.''-ss scpl3
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WHAT They WATT.-I'lIc last New York
Times has very doletul letter from Kansas,
giving highly coorcd picture of the out
RACES committed there by the pro-savery
men. After upbrailIng the Republicans for
not furnishing men and means more freely
for the cause, winds up by the following
appeal: I'm tie name cf Justice and hu.
manity, # you hare not tie courage 10 right,
do ut leost VOTE RIGHT.
Yes, rote right, that is all they want.
Vote right SO that they can fill Congress
with a nest of northern disunionsts, and
usurp the government, that was founded
by the patriots of the revolution. Fill Con
gross and your State Legislatures with a
nest of vulturcs, and you will have rotei
right, to pick to pieces our cherished Union
and her beloved institutions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

FRosr.-A heavy frost, a few nights since,
in Piatt County, destroyed large quantity
OF corn.
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SICKNESS AT FIELDoS, II.r.-The Jersey
vile Prairie State, says, that the citizens of
Fiedon, in Jersey County, bavc been sorely
afflicted during the past few weeks, by the
visituation Of disase strongly resembling
dysentery, and quite number Of deaths
have taken place. The cause is undoubtedly
local one, as it is confined principally to
the town but the investigations thus thus far
have not revealed the cause of the epidemic,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

Our "muff head friend of the Republican
prospers finely under his new keepers, and
in a short time will be qualified to enter the
circle Of the elect. His last paper is a fair
specimen Of candor and truth, and we pre-
sent a few specimens for the consideration
of his truth loving readers:
Speaking of the delegation that left here
for the Morris democratic mass meeting, he
says: twenty or thirty men and boys" left
here on the cars for Morris.
Again:
elise was free-soiler in 1878"
Such statements are SO palpably false, that
the poison will carry the antido,e with it.
Try again Mr. "myf.head!"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

There are now ATT prisoners in the peni-
tertiary at Alton.
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YTYlE subscriber offers at liberal price, his House ana
L Iot for sale, situated ottawa Avenue. opposite
Norris Nursery, being the corner lot No. Is containing
two and half acres. For particulars enquire of Mr..
prvrr ON Madison ST. or Mr. 0suAN. at the Pest Office.
sopIa,w. WILLIAM GEALIP.
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ILLINOIS DEMocEATIc NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR coSGEEss.

Pfrsf YJi-tJ-i,f-EICIIAED NOLOSY.
yZfs,f I.iyf-issf-f'RI DSfiDDD-
T.s,trfB Ui-,y-cf-J. VI. DAVIDSON
FgHA YIistyjrf-I. y. MORRIS.
.>iJ-fs D;Sffj-f-TIIONAS l.. UtEEIS.
- r6Eh District-iAEUN SHAW, tI0Hg tfJ75I-)
&c. ALLEN. tstOrf
Eighth D;.t,icf-EOEEBT SMITH, ,LODg t.SJ".)
J. l.. D. MORRISON. tsbOTt =.
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OLD Beck IN SoMERsEr.-Wefi find the fol-
lowing "ofIer to bet" in the Somerset (Pa.)
Democrat:
"Wa have it from reliable authority that
the editor. of the HeraI and another gen.
tleman offered to bet that Fremont, the
woo,ly head and woolly horse candidate,
would carry Somerset county 10y 200 ma
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

SoUyD ApvIc1-Mr. Y. Lincoln, the great
Black Republican orator Of Illinois made
speech at Springfield last Monday evening
and threw quite damper on the Kansas az
itators there, and told his friends in plain
words, sta let hn"s1s c!i;sir- atone md
mint H,ir or" iasiae',,' The reaction
has commenced and ~ honest men are trsc-
ing the true cause of the trouJl - IN Kansas
to the right quarter. They have placed a
mill stone about their own nccks that Will
carry them to the depths OF the sea"
MAINE ELEcTroN.-As was anticipated the
Black Republicans have carried this State
by large majority. by reference to the
following vote last year it will &C seen that
the majority there against the democrats
was upwards Of 1900. If they should
have lost this State now, their cause would
be hopeless in the extreme:
For Merrill Cplack rep, K. .)....5l, ISIS
For Nc,ls, 0.cmocraO. .iS,3I5
For Reed, (wh;2) la,Gi1
MrToy T. PETERS, the dem pcr1tic c,ector
for this district, We arc sorry = learn has
me; with Il sad misfyrtun. 1t the towu r
Pontiac, in Livingston county. We under
stand that he delivered lengthy and pow
erGal speech at Pontiac en- Wednesday last.
which completely Frustrated his physical
powers, and on retiring TO bed rested uacas-
lily, and in the night awohc and fell from
the second story Of the building, breaking
his thigh and ankle IN the fall. Mr.. y. is
young man of powerful INTEL CT, and by his
strict attention TO his profession has earned
for himself proud and enYiablc name.
We hope to hear of his rapid recovery, and
sincerely regret his sad misfortune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
NEW YORK, Sept. G.

NEW DIRK, sept. y.
i lengthy correspondence between the
Department at Washington and the author
tiles in Kansas is published, together with
instructions to Col Geary, the newly ap-
pointed Governor, who was 1T ST. Louis on
the 4tli inst, ce ro"te for the scene CT dis
turbance.
The force Of troops being inadequate to
the cxigcncy Of the case, The Governor Is
ordered to enroll and organize the militia OF
the Territory; one division under Gen.
Richardson, Is already in the field. Requl-
stiors have been also made upon the TO
vcrnors Of Kentucky and Illinois, for two
regiments Of infantry, to be placed under
the enrolment Of Gen. Smith, to AID IN
suppresSing insurrcctonary combinations
against the constitutional government OF
Kansas.
crctary Marcy writes as follows to Gov.
Gc;rg:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

We notice by the Chicago Press that the
Black Republicans claim that at least one
half OF the large attendance at the Morris
mass meeting Of the Democracy, were FREE
mont men. We hope this il 50, for then at
least one day in their disWiion lives they
breathed the pure atmosphere of cons;itu-
tionai fidelity, aud walked TO the music of
the National Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

iI' Stone Quarry situated about miles below the
City, near Lock eleven, ON the Canal
Also Lime kilns the bank Of Fox River in OF
tawa Centre. For particulars enquire of
srpl3-lnls ANN LYNCH.
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An only child, Jour months old, of French
Canadian parents, met with Il singular death
at Montreal. 1t fell from its mothers arms
during her sleep, and the string of its cap
catching upon the post of cot at the side
Of the bed, it was suspended and stransled.
When the mother awoke in the morning,
she missed the child, and looking for it,
found it hanging dead.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
ZOE PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
J. G.. BRECk ENRiDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
Democratic Electoral Ticket

Electoral Tie Act.
Far Ez.ct0l-. 1T LIrgs-
Vi HERIINTOS of Kane
CHARLES II. CONSTABLE 90 Cl4rA-
Iisl.,scf II, tors
1t MERRITT T.. IOSLYN- - N-iietry
2I HUGH MAlJfE. 81 Cook
3d MILTON r PETERS. 81 bureau
oh ROBERT VI HOLLOWAY, Of VafTeE-
sth JOHN y RICHMOND, 81 Schuyler.
9Th : W NOULTON- Of Shelby
9Th ~. Il. FiCKLiN, Of C0l,s.
Sjh. ". =. J. SPARKS. % Clinton.
atk. JOHN 4. LOG IN, y. FTIlI.SiiIi.
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
fcr GCrsrHDJ.
WM- \ RICHARDSON, 81 Adams.
For Lieuf.HIHf I;"r-r-,sr.
RICHARD J. HAMILTON, "f Cook
For Secyef.'rV Of Sat-
WN. II. SNYDER: Of 81 Clair
For iHsl;foy Of I'fIIi~ .i~ro"Ef..
SAMUEL X. CASEY, Of Franklin.
For Treasurer.
JOHN MOOEE, Of Mclean
For !SsD.ri,fe s.y.l,f AZ y'ayy5,- JssrS1scfi0H-
j. H. ST. MATTHEW Of farewell.
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$40 EctEIrn.

OST, Monday, the S;h inst, in this city, FDRTl
DOLLIRS, all in SO bills, enclosed ia letter
written from the City of Brooklyn " Y. The above re-
ward Will be paid to the finder by returning the same to
this office, or to [,ep l2-lw*l PATRICK FARRELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

T. the C'owo. Nr. g. ". Ward. the Comic Orator ans
fs'r' Stone 81 To, Circle.
,ia,-. Fletcher and rupa.i IN 4 variety Of Eegan.
Poo IIl.t-rgcT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

Only lu years Old, will enter the den Of FrocioRs
FrH >i-,d L,op0:d. aud display her iniomtahe
and address in rendering this Terrible Wild Beast sub
svry,Ht 10 her viii, fulfilling the prophecy, that
Thr Lion and the Lamb shall lie down together, and
l.itc Child -Nall lead them"
Anrr r'fr' win Nc given the following recherche rou-
tia- Of YEtELE.>S SfE.YES OF JHE .iKENI, com
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,s,r.c and cot for Sale.

4 600 r0EK barrel hoop poles, at heeiers AG'e
for the delivery of any, do 50 by calling at tie -i!
= NH. 1SEf-iE.
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WILLIAM II. w. CUsHMAN.

NOMINATION FOE REPRESENTATIVES,:
WILLIAM BARBER, IF In !Solie Go.
J.. 4. ARMSTRONG, cf GruHdy Go.
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THE CPISADEp>
COMIC SOM


iI jy Sir v. y. Carroll and Madame Carroll, the c
lrateI .,uG bcauuaI E3IcStricuuc.
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i..-.... ..A.-a.-.. C..,..la-' d.. ~. Ward
H.. Grand l.il..--..s I.tg- sal ie eriliscu,d ly
H--... ..'.-a. rr.rsly, Q..'ps .uJ t4..iics of
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We have just received the following letter
from a highly respectable gentleman IN Plea
santvlIc, Iowa, which we publish for the
benefit Of those who may feel an interest in
knowing where the Rev. Captain is, and
what he is doing. We presume he IS act
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"A .,ETsEE MARIE.

Cowpri-s- many Of the Earest Sp.cinlcns ~ Ioolo
iruuit from an parts O.! the World al great cypei
,.pr--siy for this Establishment.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-02

MR.. isueHANAN's BENEvoLENcE.-Those who are
personally unacquainted with Mr.. Buchanan and
~ho have been led to form an esti,natc of his char
acter and his position from the persistent misrepre
sentatlons of his enemies, disposed to regard him
as being cold selfish and unsympathizng, when, in
reality, there beats not warmer or a truer heart.
stated, lew days ago. that he responded 10 the
munlticent sum of five hundred dollars. A Penn.
sy!vania paper furnishes the following additional
evidence, it any were needed, Of his gennins be.
,nevoIence; -. - - 3 80 q
?. /" While Mr.. buchanan was in the Senate ofs she
United States he contributed large sums of money.
During an excessively cold season system Of relef
vas devised xhich many sufferers were s,,,sslied
With food and fuel Mr.. Buchanaf ;sthaach absent
as the tine adedihe pfejectalibersil: ana hun.
dredsssos ssufsrers says Lancastsfs pspss 8 nd
eood cause 70 btess his namA,n 80;
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HrNSr +.
nv !, s. 49, 81 !. MATION.
e VxsTHQMAH BRAGG cow,
NOR or IHEs6TATEO or NfilfH. cspo, HoVER.
W1Easxs,s nnast ~ PISSED ~ tts last G,sLiNA
bly, OF Aha 81 = vote S ehefai Assem-
beers thereo duly espy 81 which al the men,
AN ACT to amend the Of the S,ae ossvs
: 1890 q ~ ~ Car Iina '"e Of North
WHeRsAs large nunibe9s 81 the ueonle AZ. A..
ed Dy the freehold qualifications requ red of
members Of the Senate. Therefore, = voters for
SEc, Be i eaacted 6y Tie G3enssat dsse,a1,v en-
Of North Z he,xby ep4csd 6v Me@qt
~ zee ;a'ne @ the whole number If n,ehra
each House concuirng md CLAUSE, ,h
of the Isl article anaened mi dstc;n
people Of NoFh Carolina the second Monday Of The
6er IN the year Of Our Lord eighteen hundred and
i've shall be amended 70 read as ows Every fs
man nf the age OF years being native white
uralized citizen 81 the United States and who has na
nhabtant ct the State for twelve months inmeda,h an
cedlng the day OF any election and shall have paid
taxes shall be entitled 70 vote for member of the aee
for the district in which he resides. 'enaie
SEC O. BE It further enacted, That the Goyerno, os
State be- and he is hereby directed issue his n NE
ton to the people OF North Carolina, at least sir
before the election for members Of the Ga. upn
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-02
VIM. A. Datchelor,s Hair.Dye.

GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYED INSTANTLY
~ To beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without
the least injury to hair skin. -
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to VIM.
A. Bachelor since 1889, and xuuo applications hare
been made to the Hair Of his patrons of his Dye
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and Whskers is unjust,
as 1t would be against covering bald head with wig
VIM A: Bachelors hair-D produces color nj, to be
distinguished from nature and warranted not to ure
III the least, however long it may be continued 49,,
Factory, 2S3 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goud Dealers.
The Genuine has the maine and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, Of.
- WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR
S.f 233 Broadway, New York
For sale in Raleigh by PESCUD CALLING.
April u, 1856 - 44-wlv.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-02

The SURE ROAD TO FAME AND FoRTUNE.-We take
lit DC adcnioSlrable fact that discovery nvcn
tim worth advertising at all can be advertised too
extensively. The man whose mental vision is dark
ened by misery instincts, whose soul lies in his
brooches pocket, canuot understand this and if
such in his mole like groupings, should chance
upon some new and useful TRUTH he would be afraid
to take the sure road to celebrity, which lies through
the columns of the press lest he should be ruined
by the tolls. What a contrast does the brilliant and
beneficial career OF Prot. Holloway present to the
blind stupidity Of such man. Having perfected,
after many years OF laborious research and expert
ment, two remedies which he knew, with positive
certainty, were absolute specifics for nearly every
Internal and external niaady incident 10 humanity,
he determined give them ider pub.ci.
ty than any other medicine had ever attained His
motive was noble and benevolent. lie felt that he
possessed the power o mitigating suffering and wa
gng successful war with diseases heretofore uncon.
qucrabc, and like good champion he fcarlessly en-.
tered the lists. Had he been moved by avaricc in
stead of philanthropy he could not have taken
surer or shorter path to wealth. The plan of adver.
Using preparations, which actually accomplished all
that en,pricsln had ever promised medical ortho-
doxy attempted of course proved self remunerative
lie flooded every nation with his advertisements he
pervaded the whole world with his medicines, and
the world repaid him with shower of gold. We
verify believe that there is possible means of dis
seminating information among men That he has not
adopted i'll giving notorlety to his Pills and ONT.
ment s:..
The Hon. Mahlon Dickinson, of New jersey. once
satrically likened the poles to Lg asstatfs and we
have little doubt that if they acere fiagstas Hoo
way would contrive to have bit of bunting nailed
to each with his name and address inscribed upon
It, In fact, such is the enterprise aud rrepr,s ST. bic
energy Of the man. that We should scarcely be sur
prlsed to hear OF the virtues of his medicines being
inscribed on the desert sands of mid Africa or trace.
III the eternal snow that caps the peaks Of the ADDE'S
ms central ONCE Tor this hemisphere, (he maps out
his advertising ground by hem,sphcres,) 80 Maiden
Lane, has only been established about two years.
and yet probably there are not five hundred adults
out Of our population of thirty millions who have not
heard Of Hooway's Pills and Ointment. Be this
as It may, it is statistical fact, verified by the books
OF the establishment, that more than half million
oil persons have within that time purchased the pre
parations at the New York Office and its Country
Agencies Could the amount Of good they have eli.
ected in that period, in the United States alone be
computed and placed on record, it would of itself
form one of the proudest monuments of success to
which Jealous philanthropy OH the one hand and
popular appreciation on the other, have ever con-
'r'ou'eo. ~ y. Dty Book.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-02

u wall subdue the pam and Inflammation from The ~
yerest burns OF scalds. fam twenty ninuiesS
that i wall heal the wounds Walnut scar; and edecaa
cure Fever Rheum lntammatpy hne%
Old and fnvctsrate HeadACorns and Bunons
-Eryspeas Sprams- Sweings- Feions- Chilbia'nMs
Bites OF insects-Swelied and Broken }reast-S"e NJ
-Ernpt0ns all y,ther infammatory AMI cua''
GUS sease where the parts sfecied be reached N
Don't b. incredalous about the many seases naed h
DC cured BY only one thing refec, that the ew v
and heretofore enlmeratedone fur-can reach nv
alone af0re,msntioned diseases, but many more mol eD
Qlery.-Do NOT REGULAR Died PHYSICIANS PREscHi''
cALoMEL NwARDLY y0a soeRs or DIFFERENT DISEASES!
Each bQx Of GsxuIxE DALLET's Pam EXTRACTOR bus w
il Sea 4Ate Engraved Label With the xlgnatnrss A.
". co !, spr,prietors and G u
i EY. ma trer All vthersare count1Ffeit. fr'''
q "a should be addressed toe V. CickeH''
Is Co, 81 Barclay Street. New York ea :, n,,o.
Ssid q Raleigh by PEsGUD & GATL1NG, and all D'''
oists throug6.,ut the Upiisd Stssss- :. iii b.
ApEl - asls. ~ g -. Se-wV'
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
RALEIGH MARBLE WORE

RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS
" ar tte corner Of Aiaxs.ts and Want sf''
AU orders for Monuments, Head Stones or ornnnae"
tat sculpture, Of any description, promptly IT.
tended to and executed IN che best style, at
Observation-Disclosures
THE SUBSCRIBER Bees LEAVE TO INFORM
his friends and the public in general that he has
opened shop where he intends cnrryng his business
in all its Various branches, and mnnuac,ule from 'ns
best IaIia" amd eriaa Marble and the nea'eS' anu
most approved style Of tnish ~
N. B. All orders from distance faithfully and punc'u'
ally attended to. Address
THOMAS GRTER, =
Raleigh. n. e.
November 10, 1856 lloo-1y.