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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-21
IMPORTATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1866 7!

TMPORTATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1867
THE subscribers beg 70 ca the attention cf their friend
L and the trade generally, 10 their arrangements for
'GPRING SALES"
We shan be prepared BY the 10Th Of February shows
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
VIII be supplied with almost an entirely stock uhica
has personally selected BY u the house in kuops
We invits particular attention to
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shah be able 10 rhov I'll the
NEWEST DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
Ia Silks, Baragss Barage de LANES, Challies Tis
sues, Elegant Robes, BrilliAntes, Grenadines, De
Baiges, French, Scotch aud EsgliSh huslins, Lawns
and Cambrics, BombaEinss, Apaecas, shavlS Scarf,
MAnrillas, TalmAs, &c, &c.
ALso,
Ave-ylErF- stock q FRENcH, sCorCu and lRIsH EN-
BR"lDEIIEs, whIrE GOODS, LINENS, iINkS GOODs,
RIBBONS, Ac ,Ae.
la The
Hosiery Department,
An unusuAIly iFgs 10. x, every VARIETY n
English and German Cotton. Silk and Lisls Thread
hose, Gl0vss aitts, and small Wares, &c, "a.
ALsO
choice stock ef Gool. ior
GEErLEEEHs WEAR and TAIL0RS USES.
ALSO,
Carpet Department,
Every variety Of Rich vslvsg, Wilton Tapestry, Bru-
sells. Ply AID Ingram Carpets. Canton MattiEy,
Floor OIL Cloths Eugs and bruRgsts: RIcH Gus.
TAIE sTuFFs, IN srss Vsrsts i-Ah4
H0UsEKEEPING GOODS
a Lso,
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iIeln,bold's Genuine Preparations.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Ruchu

Is CERTAIN, sAPE. ASH IrPECTulL REMEDY
For b senses Of The Btldder. K,dneys, Goare Drovsv,
Weaknesses. Secret Diseases Distinctions Female CouI-
pfai1ts and all other Diseases of the Sexual Organs
whether in Male or Female from whatever cause they
may have originated. matter o! how long Standing
This popular and specific remedy is offered 10 The
afflicted, and suaanieedto the above complaints.
II searches out die very roots Of the diseases driving out
a The diseased funds Of the body, thus removing the
cause aud rendering the cure CERTAIN aud PERMA-
NENT. This medicine alays pain and inflammation.
which other remedies invariably cause ana can he taken
with less trouble and expense 10 patients This ndlli-
bic remedy has saved thousands upon thousands iron
the bands Of Mcrciless QUACkS If moi from premature
graves. In Of infection, the Compound Buchu IL
tile only Article worthy Of the least confidence u the at
nicied in performing SAFE CURES. Il contains no
narcotic, mercury, other injurious drug bot il pure-
iy NEGErsTLE CoxFosITIoN. II is very agreeable 10
the taste, creates recePhle odor aud may he taken
By persons of either without bindeanre from busi-
medical advice, plsin directions for use ac-
company the medicine. Reader il you have any OF the
ahpve complaints, do not neglect them, DELAYS are
DANGEROUS. With this medicine you can cure
yourself; and thus prevent all exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and Ciiectuay the mas
vuent form Of secret diseases and crsdCstes every par
lice OF Infectious mailer ii0m the - STEM restoring tie
patient 10 perfect state Of Health and Purity. aud
medicine which must benefit every body. from the tia
ply delicate TO the confined and despairing invalid
equal Is Ia be found it acting both IRE and PRl
NESTlfE Of any Of The above sllInenis.
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obituary.

Died, on the l4th instant at the residence of c. G..
innin, in this county, in the 77h year Of her age,
Mrs. ELEANOR PAISLEY wife Of the Rev. Samuel Pals.
ley, Of Moore county.
The deceased was native Of Guilford county. Be-
ing child Of pous parents, she became an acknow-
lodged follower OF Christ at early age, and connec-
ed herself with Alamance church, then under the pas
tora care Of the Rev. David Caldwell, ID. d. Having
husband and brother (the Rev. William Paisley J
in the ministry, she manifested lively interest in
all the Of the church, with sensibiitics and
sympathcs elevated and refined hs grace She shared
fully the trials pnd trumphs of the ministers Of her
own generation.
She had paid visit to her friends and relatives in
Orange and Guifor aud was on the eve of returning
home when God laid his hand upon her. and took her,
by shorter route, to her home in heaven. Her last
illness Of such nature that she permitted TO
retain her faculties the last and most beautifully
was the sustaining power Of grace exempiicd in her
case she drew near her end without cxases OF JOY
but without fear, repeating with her last BREATH Come
unto me- all ye thai labor and heavy laden, and
viii give You rest She has left one daughter and
her aged husband behind, who, with many sympathz-
ing friends, will remember her as departed saint.
/. III Central Presbyterian please copy.
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Mr.. Buchanan. 10 his speech before the Rev.
stone Glnb. sllrrtiriually acknowledging lie mum
dnehine which hes heie,nfore been charged an
oihrr parlles, says hc will square his ronduri
entirely with The platform. Whatever orinions
be might have had" two week. ago" are mciged
iulo the platform, which . bnai enough. long
enough. and he might have added, deep enough
at least lot hi. collin. Il will be rerollcclrd
that Nc. Fullrr, n the speech alirh immoral.
iEed himself - sienaly A. he iainsged The Fed.
efal nominee, said that Mr. l,nclisnan had IN.
ierrdenis which would Il, any platform what.
fsrf y may now be further sai,l, on reading
ihr Heterogeneous matter embraced 10 lie plat.
form. thai he. like The parry. his conscience
90 elastic HAT i slreirtrs from the Alan1c 10
The Pacific, aud does not lear NJ inch
HaslintoI Organ.
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Tm PLArrnRs-wmosr ~ ni-Doneias
claims the Platform made ~ Cincinnati.
While buchanan says in his whcatlahd &C.
ecpianec--
have been placed upon 4 platform of
which ] most heartily approve. and that can
speak Tor NE. Being tho representative Of
the great Democratic party, and not simply
James Buchanan, ! must square my conduct
according 10 The platform of that party, and
insert no new plank nor take one FROM IL"
That i, ain no longer James Buchanan,
but stephen A. Douglas, longer myself,
but the servant Of a Political Convention,
no longer mn. but the subseryient in.
s,rument u lhose who think, speak, and act
flr NC.
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jacksonville Female School.

rssIlE exercises in this School will lie resumed on
y the l.. day oi July, and close on the 9Th u No.
yember
Accommodations have been prePired for any number
Young Ladies, aud every attention will be paid by the
proprietor for their comult, and 70 render ier stay a
lie schoa pleasant and agreeable; aud We further fat
ter ourselves that thorough education can he OBJ
tanned here as al most Of the Female Colleges.
This School j, located ten mites north u Graham, in
cotInunil, both moral aud religious and is healthy
~ any potion 81 North GatOia--nof single case Uf
sickness having occurred in the schon in the Yeas
has been IN operation. Medical advice and attention
will, however, be given BY The Proprietor gratis should
il lie required.
The services Of Miss VI. E. Marlborough. with CON.
potent assistants have been procured ior tie ensuing
session.
TufrioS-Ier session uf FIVE months.
Tuition ~ the lower English branches. So 90
in the higher English :. 10 90
French aud Latin. zach s 90
Painting. Drawing. DC. each s 90
Music an Piano aud Mrljdon. each, Is 90
lioaId. per mouth. 90
No iedueton made for losl time. except IN Of
f''''''' ''A +. +. WATSON.
June 81. 43-3w
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NOTICE--TAXEs.

n WILL attend at the following times and places, 10
collect the Taxes for 1855, viz:
Mason Hail. on Wednesday The 10th day If July.
Cedar Grove, on Thursday the 18th.
I'M. q Z. Parish's, on Friday The 18th.
Hllshorough, on Saturday The l9th.
Alexander Halls, on Monday the 2lsi.
Red Mountain, on Tuesday the 22d.
Midway, on "Wednesday The 23d
Webbs x Douglass Factory, on Thursday the Oath
Wikerson's Cross Roads, on Friday the 25h.
John A. Coles, on Saturday the 2Gth.
William N Pats Store. on Monday the 2slh.
Asa Gunier's, on Tuesday the 29th.
William i'ricc's, on Wednesday the Both.
chapel Hill on Thursday the 3lst.
White Cross, on Friday the LIST of August.
Thomas Longs, on Saturday the I'd.
Thomas J. Ca,es's, on Monday the 9TH.
flllsborough, Town tax, on Tuesday The 5th.
NJ The Magistrates appointed to take the list Of
Iaxohes are expected TO attend at the times and
places Ponctally is expected and required Of all hay-
ing lists 10 render.
X. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
June l6. IA
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The New York Herald. IN an article head.
ed " A Little Plain Talk about The presi.
dental Election" thinks that the election Of
either Democrat nr Black Republican can.
dida,e for the Presidency will have Tie effect
81 perpetuating sectional feeling. aud 81 final.
" endangering the Union. The mass Of the
people throughout The country. at least the
most intelligent and patriotic. both North and
Sou,h, have come 10 the same cone lusion, and
will give their votes To- FILLMORE and Donel.
son. ~ preference IL The candidates u any
other. party.
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State of North Carolina.

cal wh0 shail see these presents, Greeting:
NHEREAS +. Fries, H. w. Fries, J. q. Lash,
w Benjamin Tlolinger, ID. A. Montgomery. aud
John Ifonger, have entered into articles Of agree
ment under their hands and SEALS acknowledged before
the Clerk Of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Of Alamance county, on the 25ih day Of May, 1856
now on file in the odiee OF the Secretary OF State, and
nave applied 10 be incorporated under The name and
corporate style Of llaw River Company, for The term Of
thirty years to carry on the business Of manufacturing
Cotton Wood, lion, Steel and other metals and the
grinliig Of grain, or milling IN all lis branches, at Haw
River, ~ Alamance county, with capital Of Forty
Thousand Dollars, divided into four hundred shares Of
one hundred dollars each and have paid the OF four
hundred dollars into the hands OF the Clerk OF The Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Of Alamanee county.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of an act Of the Gene
raj Assembly of the State OF North Carolina, passed at
the session al the year thousand eight bundled and
fitytwo entitled sn act 10 encourage the investment Of
capital ior mining and manufacturing purposes; we do
by these presents decale the aforementioned persons,
and Their successors corporation according 10 the terms
prescribed 20 said articles OF agreement under the
and corporate style Of Haw River Company 10 carry
The business Of manufacturing cotton DC, at llaw Ri
YER 10 Aamance county, with capital al forty thousand
dollars in Oui hundred shares OF one hundred dollars
each, r the term Of thirty year, from the date hereof
with oil The rignl powers privileges and immunitits
echeed by the before reciteLsct Of the General Assem-
hy, AMI subject to the limitations, liabilities and restrlc
tons Imposed hy said act. In witness whereof his EN-
ccllrncy Thomas Bragg our Governor. Captain Gene
raj aud Commander IN Chief hath signed with hi hand
these presents and caused the great seal Of the Stale Of
North GaTOlina 10 he affixed thereto.
Done At our citl Of Rllegh. on the 3lst day Of
- May, in the yeai Of our Lord one thousand
SEAL eight hundred and fiy-sx, and in the eighth
eth year Of Out Independence.
THOMAS BRAGG.
By the Governor,
PuLAsKI coorEn, Private Secretary.
June 10. 43-3w
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TIE TEsr QrEsIIoS.-'lp in our neighbor
ronniy Of II irnsti, where thing, are sally NIX
cd up IN mandamnsts and injunclionr. and such
things. The gieal question n The day u, what SIDE
,ines man, aud especi.lly a csndidae, lake on
the llarnr,i question: We learn that whilst The
cand haIes ipr the Iegisl,lufe, &C., were snoun-
cling themselves during The county court la,i
week, answering multitude oi questions, aud
expia'ning their views upon The lIarnsll qnes-
llnn, VERY nnn.cnmmIist. Of course leading
friend Of Nc. flllnore lhouYl, 10 wind up lie
stump exercise. hy proc,4imIug Fillmore and
D"nrl.on ~ candidates "a, President aud Wee
Prrsidrnt. No soanrr done Than soirnn-lared
wag rose and stated. that Is caerliI.ing seemed
to We the order ~ tie day. ~ had question
which he would ike TO al uf his freud h
Certainly, resp"nseJ b. The question whth |
~,sli INV lnend 70 answer j.. what are The opm.
ions of Mrssrs. Fillmore aud Dnnelson on the
Harnon question:
u - needless 10 add, ,hai tho question was
not answered; hut lev saisiroai bnilnn. were
afterwards fund on lie ground. Fay O5,
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SOUTH LOWELL
Male Academy and Medical School.


ORANGE G1gT.rg, II. G,
Rev. JESSE p. DAGBY, A. b.. Principal.
Mr.. JOSEPH H. SPEED 4. r., Associate.
Mr.. A. q. BAGBY, Assistant,
Mr.. EDWARD NJ. SCOTT II. D. Principal Of
the Medical School,
TIME Fall Session Of the Male Academy will com
mcncc on the 10Th day Of luly. The corps of
Instructors has been increased The character of the
School is so well known that extended comment is
deemed unnecessary. Suffice 10 remark that lis To-
cay compares tayo'ahy with any in the State both in
regard to health and morals.
Both Trustees and Teachers feel il their duly to ncu
cate sound morality and general views of reI-
gion yet al the same time they viii take especial care
that nothing is taught that is at Nil scrtariau While
the Teachers propose going The same ground usual
first class Academies they deem ii OF much more inn
portance thai their instruction should be Through Than
eEtenSire. Every effort will he made TO induce fond
ness lor study, and 10 cherk vicious proprn>ilies.
TERMS.-1ui,ion in English Department. sl2 So
and IN the Classical. SIS 90 per session. coutin
gent fec Of 81 is required ii each student Good board
can be obtained. convenient 10 the aielnv for So 80
per mouth. The Associate Principal OF our school is
native Of North Carolina, aud graduate of Hampden
sydney College, Va. The PRINCIPAL il a native Of Viz
gnil. aud graduate Of Randolph Macon College. His
brother, the Assistant, highly recommended from
the Junior Glass of Randolph Maroon College
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REIiGious ToLrRATroS IL ruRKEy.-The
Turks yield, though with poor grace, to tie
hrman Of the Sultan Of Feb. ~, proclaiming
civil and religious fiberty. II the Eastern
war produce 30 other result, this j. worth all
tie blood and treasure that has been eSpen.
died ia It. A new era IN the history Of Turkey
and lslamism has commenced The Mahomc-
tans." says correspondent d tile n. Y. Jour
nal Of Commerce. from Beirut, Syria, " CON.
memorate July 10th as the anniversary Of
the flight u their prophet from Mecca, 4. ID.
622. February 10, A. ID. 1856. twelve hun.
drrd and thirty -four years later. will be COM
memDrated By Christians a. the anniversary
Of The flight Of the prophets imposiurs from
the earth II had cursed 50 long. II may be
slow, lingering aud reluctant IN quitting the
fields Of rs conquests, but the cilectual blow
has been struck: the line Of march has been
taken up, and the imposture must retreat to
the bottomless pit from which i emerged.
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TAX NOTICE.

I WILL attend at the following times and places in
the county Of Aamance, for The purpose of collect.
ing the Taxes due from the said county for the year
1855, viz
At Burnt Shop, on Monday July 18th.
John shompson's, Esq, on Tuesday the 18th.
John Newlin's, on Wednesday the 10th,
Michael Ahrigh's on Thursday the i7th.
George PalIerson's on Friday the 18th.
d, Graves, on Saturday The 18th.
LEAFS Store, on Monday the 2st,
Henry Basons on Tuesday the 22d
Chesley +. Faucets, on Wednesday.ihe 23d
B.F& II, II, Morion's Store, on Thursday the 2Ilh.
Jacob somerss, on Friday the 25th
Bgon's Station, on Saturday the Goth.
John Turrenunes, on Monday the 2sih.
Graham, on Tuesday the 29th.
~ The Magistrates appointed to take the LIST Of
Taxabes will attend with me at the times and places
above mentioned.
j, TAPSCOTT, Sheriff.
June @. 42-5w
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I take pleasure in recommending DR.. Scots Medical
Class 10 young men WIN may wish 10 read Medicine.
d.. Scott IL native nj Orange county, y. Carolina.
tie has heen for several scHrs Demonstration in the M
iiohal Medc1 College Washington. D. e., where, o
he had al the advantages Of becoming tHiHsH-
IN qualified for taking charge Of medical class. d..
SCOTS class on accnua q the opportunities afforded
w him, for exercises in Practical Anatomy will be in
advance Of hose who take the ordinary course, before
attending Leiuies ior graduation; the anatomy OF the
soft parts Or Practical Anaipmy l. generally neglected
RICHARD BLACkNALl., II. ID.
Miy &c. 4U--.m
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The Medical School

Will commence on the 18th Of Juis. The mode Of in
sirucon will be by Lectures. Examinations and Med
cal Conversations Each Student viii be required at
such times as may he designated ly e PRINCIPAL To
write ESSAYS in the variou, bianches Of Medicine, and
will be phccei in applying bandlges Tor fractures &c.
aud IN the use Of Surgical Instruments.
Dr.. Scott will exhibit and explain the various kinds Of
Surgical Instruments, and also apparatus or the a just
nent Of fractures AMI dsocalions aud occasion re-
qnires drawings and charts tor illustrations 10 Anatomy
and in the Practice Of Medicine. III winter an p1r-
Iubs viii be given for ia Practical ANATOMY.
Instead OF speaking fully Of our Medical School,
we append notice Of il by Dr. Richard Black all whose
well known character Physiriau enables him Ia APP
periaie The importance Of such facilities for Medical H..
-trucon We propose TO offer. Proper moral depot-
ment will of rnurse lie expected Of gentlemen who may
attend the Medical School.
TERNs.--1'he usual rates fixed by the Medical Pro-
irs,iou-si00 per annutn Rates Of board as above
Rev. JOHN 4. McMannen, Chairman.
Rev. II. ARNOLD,
Mr. JOHN b. BEATHERS.
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col. ID. u. PARRISH, Secretary.
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III A II u / E 10 .

In st. Augustine, Florida, on the 18th instant, by
the Rev. J. II. Myers, the Rev. GEoRoR MeNELL of
Fayetteville, 10 Miss ELIZABETH e. DRuRY, Of the for
mer place.
In Camden, Arkansas, on the evening of the 4th
instant, at the residence Of Major Il. Hill by the Rev.
Stephen MciIugh, Rector Of ST. Johns church, P. X
RorSsAyiLLr, Esq to Miss MARY ELLEN, only daugh
ter Of Mr.. Asaph Hill, of Peryye, Indiana.
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Hoilorays Pill. certain Remedy or al Liver and
Siomseh complaints. The daughter ii Mrs FailaW. Of
Madrn Lane. Nse York, Was ~ three wears ii j mos.
dcplosble siar u health rarsed u her ,c aud sio.
ach being out % ofcf The Ohr liied variety II 20.
needless bot unfortunately the tbii was ~, hcnee hy
the sar, 90 The contrary, he gradually rramr wOfss.
Sr,rn weeks ago. she commenced ID nsc llolaaay.
Pil. IN accordance with the printed ditection. they ha,e
completely cured her alter every renry had failed 10
give hei tie slightest relief.
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Now ON HAND.
I'D AEON Sides. Sbad. Ros Herring;
~ Best Coffee Sugar;
Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar; 49,.
Fresh Hops Table Suit;
Superior hard TaIow Candies;
Sperm and Adananiine Candles;
Very fine Black and Green Tens.
Buuelts Premium Wheat Fans, left On sale.
JAMES WEBB.
June 10. 42-
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10 the Farmers Of Orange. Almnanee.
Chatham and Wake.
rI1Ig undersigned bate Il mei a cop,ftaersliip TT
! ihe purpose of tgting WHEAT. 1hrt viii d.
ways give tie highrsi Norfolk abI rriefsafs prizes,
jrdaclins freight aud nihtt expenses Thrs wil pts
The cash On deliver, q lie Wit8 II the iiaihnad
To carr, nus more rIISriui their utre.e. ,fiir
firm will ae al ihr Wift1Ju.s Il each Of tic following
u4n,rd places etcry week, % iic days spct8t.gJ;
Mafistinr, OF Frdty,
nuflan's. cn Ncdntslsy,
Hlsnoputh, on Tuf.i'st.
AVbanrs. 10 Nrdursdae,
tifahan. Oh fhuislFS.
By this arfane msui TIE ftnefs will receive y home
stat their wlltai would net heu Ia mafkti, without
Tie risk anil trouble II transportation.
Tie undersigned aIs1 aiif tfir set,trrs as cost
MISSION MERCHANTS o. tns Groceries. THEY
have made arrangements T., which they viii be cph'd
furnish their customers wiil Groceries u % ady nft
&c only ih0e pct cent On wholesale ,irc.. They htsf
enmisudirus Nafrhunse ri Charel Hill Cos ihe rVnye
nicncc Of tie farmers II tie Briehbofinr county where
some one will Ne in glirndaner II ~ inrs MI con-.
municltious shpull bc adlrcsscd 10 D. II chapel Hill
T.. MALLETf.
W. l.. SAUNDERS.
MAJ s. a. GIN
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Asa menieefe was enter ~ Newark, Ohio. :
lev days ago. The elephants keeper fell IN b..
Some OF Tie attendants attempted 10 take hun up.
hut The elephant would allow 10 nne 10 touch
hun. not even The physlrian called IN The case,
lill The man himself had ~ lar recovered as %
request d. While lhe man was senstlt.s The
Elephant himself grntty liiied hIm upon horse.
but finding lie could nni ~ there softly laiG
him doan, aud suPpo.irg him dead btcane
qni,e lun"us ~ his gnrf. lilr Joy al lac re.
eGtery was equllly intense.
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MEDICALNOTICE.
ORANGE HOTEL.

ks'HE subscribers having purchased the above Hotel
Of X. Nieho-. ESD, are now repairing and reul-
ni.ntng H. aud viii speedily hasc completed IL such
manner a. they hop sill give ,siaeilrf* III. even
the most iaslhlipu.. Trey rH~Ha 9 iaf First Class
House. IL situation trlHg hiGg street. lie piiuc
ral iboroughiare 10 rnd fem iss aaFt' II The ~ CARO-
Ina Railroad. aud also ibc hlnastr,t steel ii the
town, Inducements are offered o tisinrs aud sujluneis
which cannot be found elsewhere IN the plare.
Their Rooms rAtlr, mil stables. will accommodate
10th min and horse with the most comfortable huness
They will keep 10 hif.
Families, ard persons Wi.hing 10 spend The summer
in this delightful rountry. viii iad rooms esFr.aii
adopted 10 their rNr,rtielrs.
They hope 10 tCccise. Ntlt they arc determined 10
mriit. a librta sLGic Of Fa'tunafr
II. G. StR0WD L 60.
May 10. 3s-
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Valuable Property for Sale.
June 10.

&vrA II Obedience To the decree Of the cnun-
KssdsiIS ~ GouH OF O,angr, shall offer fir sale
sessss.kr the highest bidder. the premises. on
zsesstss the lih dag OF August neSi. that vslus.
lie Property in the town of iiI,hOrOuga known Us the
residence Of the late Mrs tna Cra,eron, and now be-
longing ID MIS-. Anna Kirki,rs.
The lot Is pleasantly situated and tie House large
aud cnmmodus, aud well suited for private residence
Families in the Eastern part Of State DESTROYS Of secur
ing residence in healthy country, invited
10 examine the property The property will he sold
credit NJ Fix months. the purchaser required 10 give
bond and approved security. Possession given the
day Of sals
Also on the same lay, will sell an old Nesro Man.
Jerry. tie property Of Mrs Kirkland aud some articles
OF Household Fuiniiuie.
q I. LONG, Guardian.
June 49, i3-Bw
~ Raleigh Register and siauiird, publi.h once
week LOT Fix weeks. aud srni account 10 this office
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MIR. & Mrs. Burwell's School.

THE next session 81 This School will begin Oh Wed.
nesday tie i6h u July FERNS as heretofore,
payable 10 suyance.
June ~. A.