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Ions,ns - I no BURNING "A negro woman be-
ssy.r.sv !, s nr. James R Walker Hor,oIh ~ ".
ulght o. @r.nea ny her clothes taking Gre Tridsv
ins. S.' street and died Saturday, Morn.
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learn IT,. assEE AND VIRGINIA RAILROAD We
on H. n ON the Abingdon Virginia, that The iron
some 10 % y, WI De laid from Bristol 70 Union
Another year u, Is an the course Of few days
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STITCHING IN NEW HAMPSHIRE There Is sus
perb seighine above Manchester, New Hampsh,re,
to Canada. In Concord, the rain OF Sunday last
saturated the snow. but did not melt IT, ana tue
cold weather aimee has made ice Of the whole, so
that the sleiehs run rs ON glace ice. The weather
ia cold in the interior
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Mortality in Cities.-scarlet Few,

NEW YORK, Dec. % The deaths here last week
were 373; of these 35 were of scarlet fever, being
falling off iu that disease of 10, since last week.
The deaths from scarlet fever in Boston last
week were 40
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The Steamers.

NEW YORK, = T. MA binding snow storm is
falling, and there ia no prospect OF the arrival OF
the Baltic with Liverpool dates to the 9th inst
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SfaRiner fiurnf.

HALIFAX, December 81 , 2, NJ Nothing yet Of
the steamer America, sixteen days out from Liver
pool
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Rev. W. Fl. kinc.. of Lyncaburg, has been call
ed to the pastorship of Christ Church, Norfolk,
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A SLAVE IN MAINE fhe Bangor Journal says:
Some time since, We understand, sea captain Of
Frankfort hired slave IN Southern port to 20 to
sea with him In the capacity Of servant to himself
and wife, The slave, becoming strongly attached
10 them, he prevailed upon them to purchase him,
and he remains with the lady 1t Frankfort, voiun'
tarily . servant, taking care Of the chiidren,
and making himself - useful a. he has capacny
far
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lSUx dlRE, Tor the eusui1g year, , 49,
i nice Young Women accustomed TO general IT, ~ -
Wofk-one q very good Cook and BOY seoss
years old They viii be hired in town Or sss1's'
Applyto EGdLESTON 4 FfILuEhAhn.,
de Zo~-5t No Ia feAf siss'
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uREAr SURGICAL OPERATION DIR. Camo-
chan. OF New York, has, within short time, per.
formed again hi great Operations for the cure Of
neuralgia of the face, BY .exsecting the entire
nerves. AZ far As the base of the skull The pa.
,ient, medical gentleman from one Of the South
srn states. has been . martyr to the disease for
number of years He Ia now doing we'll
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zr ERkSH SUPPLY. xae>
&~0 Just received at rs Main street, fresh ~
supply Of Ladies' and Chiidren's
FANCY FURS,
Of the following styies:
Stone Martin, BritiSh Sable,
Russia sable, French Martin,
Black Lynx. Mink sable,
Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
and every other style ard ki worn this season
Ladies will please call and examine for themselves
ALSO,
Sple ndid Carriage ROBES, Gents Fur COLLARS
and GAUNTLETS
BINFORD. DICKINSON WEISiGER,
De g 70 Main street.
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~ A Gard Tho atfe ntieu Of the public
10 respectfully solicited to sale Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c, said By Trustee. Soc sdyer
tisemeDt. Sale to take place the premises, at II
O'Clock THIS DAY. LARU5 SHINE,
IA Q3 AuCtf
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~ LiverpoOI and Ground Alum Salt
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attention 10 requested TO
nv sale This Day commencing at IL o'clock Of Liv.
erpool and Ground Alum Salt at this lumber house OF
Messrs scbar. Kohler Co., on Cary, between 18th
and 18th streets.
Terms at sale. =
de g THOMAS w. KEESEE, Arc..
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st Z great reduction in prices All In want Of CBgAr
0ooDs viii please cal at No. rs Main street
hsuds me lot Of Dress efhs to be sold Ut treat hsr
gsips suA without reesrA to cost; French ard English
Merinoes; De Lsinrs Flannels; ~ kiuds OF White
Good: Pine Bed Blsnkefs; White and Grey Blan-
ksts fer servants; " 6heetnss; Marseies Qeilts;
CuFtsin Mnslins; Giaghsms; Linseys; kerseys Irish
Linens; Buels Trimminss. with very large lot OF
French Embroidefies 1t half price.
Call ct EZEKIELg Established Chez Cash Store,
rs Main street, next door TO r. K Whites Shoe
Saloon. de 23-dtc
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~ The most Hppr0prIafe and desirable
Christmas or New Yeats Gift. either to q parent,
child or friend, 10 enduring copy Of yourself You
to BENDANNs photographic Gallery, and get one Of
these Chrystal Miniatures, he il 90 justly famed
for They are really gems of art. Should you wish
tosraphs at hut little cost than you would have
to pay elsewhere for single picture. Gallery at l1l
Main street, next door above Mitchell Il Tyler.
de o. ST.
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schr King William George down the river ligh

NEW YORK, Dec 20 Cleared schr. 0aliego, smith
Richmond.
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u OAkDING-- NOTiCE.--A sentIeme o
- and his wife be accommodated with one OF
two plea.an. rooms and Board Also a few gentle.
men az Day boafders, on moderate terms at 229
Main street Besbers Row.
N. Is. For rent "A large room, with separate Gu.
trance suitable for Professional men, for Societies
to hold their meetings Enquire of
VIM. j. SWORDS,
=" fo--St A. Kent Paine Co.'S
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. X. Co,
Richmond Va Dec. sd, 1856 :
r-zEsszzs=zsssS1 NO FREIGHT will be re,
oeived at the Depot of this Company
Richmond after shutdown of the oath
inst until the I'd day of January, 1857 except such
Freight a. may be intended for the steamer Wan.
Selden, which will be received on SATURDAY. the
9th, TUESDAY, the SJth, and January the first
from z. nj until rundown
rHOS DODAMEAD.
de 25-6t Superinte ndent..
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AAsiNG taken an Office on Bunk street,
i for the purpose of carrying the GENERAL
AGENCY BUSINESS, we announce to our friends
and the public generally that will devote pa,ticu-
la, attention to the hiring of servants. Being
we'll acquainted in the city, and having good accom-
nodstions for them while with us, we feel assured
that we can secure for them good homes aud Obtain
the highest prices.
We would also offer our services to merchants and
others tor the collection of debts both in city and
country end pledge ourselves to attend with prompts
ness to all business entrusted to We will also
tend to renting ouE houses and collecting rents
JOHN J. V. DARRACDTT,
Bank street, in the rear Of Goddin's Hal
RRFEhENCEs.
Goddin l. Apperson, Richmond.
Taylor Williams, do
Kent, Paine Co, DO.
Tinsley, TsIdy 4 Co.. do.
Merchant Weisiser Il Go do.
Smith & HAYWOOD, do
w g. Donnsp
Word. Weisiger 3 Co, do.
Breeder Fox Co, do.
Edmund Winston, Hanover,
DIR l. B. Price, do.
b. l. Winston, do.
Pichegru Voolfolk, Caroline, .....
Richard Coleman, DO de 2-6t
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~ Elegant and Seasonable Dry Goods,
at reduced prices
Rich Velvet, Cloth and Beaver CLCAKs, for ladies'
and misses
Splendid SILKS and SILK ROBES
Muslin and Cambria COLLARS and SLEEVES
Point Brussels, VaIsncienes and Honlton Lace do
Fringes Gallcors. Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons
Embroidered HDKFS
Muslin aud Cambria BANDS
French PLAIDS and Printed De LANES
Toge Their with many other styles of Goods which we
ofsr &C REDUCED PRICES. to diminish our stock.
PRICE, BAYLY l. WATKINS,
Dealers in Dry Goods, l57 Main street,
de 23-6t Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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NEW rbAst n ecesvias stnts Hsvr uiux
l per steamship Roar. h. rev supply OF caoire
Gunpowder and Black Tees, retailing q. wholesale
prices. by WV n KiNa
CO zS-lw and Frankie .t,a.t
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AZ Largo sale OF WUIeB,Itf0FBeS' WHBOHs,
&c. AT AUCTION I'VE invite specisl attention to
our sale, commencing THIS DAY, 1t IL O'Clock on
Council Chamber Hill, of Mules. Horses, Wagons,
Harness, &c The Mules are young and well broke.
and among the best in the city. Those in
want of ruch stock would do well to attend the sale
Also, at 4 O'Clock, p. ~, will be sold House and
Lot on the West side of st. Stevens street. The
house ia convenient and weiarranged, and suited
for moderate sized family.
de IS 1T TAYLOR L WILLIAMS Aucts.
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III T. owner OF the Hat exchanged n the
X " Mr.. Moore's Chu CHI on Sundsy eye.lps
last vii plssss cali at the Dispatch office and get il
de- 23-1ts
LAY, Nc..f.s0O bales HAY, prime Qun !.
III ity, alt selected for retail USE.
ALSO,
large stock OF Phi 1sdeiphia PORTER, PALE ALE
ans CHANPsG1E CIDER, excellent articles sad
10 Prime orssr, For sale by f.xA
de- ;, l." cLENDiNiN0 L co.
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A. SeryRuts' Blankets, Servants Il Ian
gETsl! We have fresh supply of
WHITE AND COLORED BLANKETS,
for Servants, which we offer VERY Low.
do 25-3t PRICE, BAYLY l. WATKINS.
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AZ NJ. w ST hiss for sale 8 richly bound edition
OF he Wo - of this graphic writer of Romance. IL
iaHtstive Il -onthern Social Life. A set Of these
~ou be an elegant holiday present for ledy
u NJ. WEST has ais1 most attractive collection
OF Literary Gems far the Holidays Every kind OF
volume 10 here presented, which can nmuse and in
struct youth or entertain and charm ripper years
The Poets sre presented in styles which add
erscfs even to their fne fancies and Fairy Ta'es
Impressed with greater wonder and delight by the
beautiful illustrations.
Dickens Works are also very attractive.
Capt Msyne, Reid, Scalp Huntefs White Chief
&C. Red Beard Stories ana indeed an ndless VARIETY
OF books suitable for the present season
de % St 1rh he Vosf 0fYsc-
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NEW HAMS.--Juss receive ed n ..,,.I i, In,
I voice Of small s.zed susaf-cu,ed HAMS Tor "a
~ WIN r. KING
ae CIV and FRANKLIN street,
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INHEAT Is ARGAiNs IN HOUShA b EP.
u ING GOODS We would invite especial et.en-

CONaUMEkS OF GA = who wish to
~ have their meters filled with Alchohol, to pre-
vent them from being frozen up will please give
notice at the Office of tie Clerk of the Gas Works in
City Hall
The following is an extract from the "OIdinsnce
concerning the Gas Works." passed March the 9th,
1856:
"When the inspector has required meter TO be
covered to protect it from the frost, to be filled
with a sohol to prevent il from Feeling if such COW
erng or such alcohol be furnished not by the
er tut by the inspector, the cost thereof shall be
charged to the consumer"
THOS. Ii. WYNNE, Supt.
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Nv F..H SALE. good woi 1ae-w~rN
9NHORsE aud an excellent young 49, M
COW. n W givins m Ia. Also TA
CAkT, PLOUGH, some CORN, FOD .uE14=sE&e
DER ara sHU Cks, aud a few articles Of Household
It Kitchen furniture.
Persons des'rous of pure ns will please apply
immediate y to r. D. GOODWIN, at Ma Tsley's
Farm, "Taissera," half mile beyond the Rich
mono Coi'efe de2-1z
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NURSERY FE ID n HIS. No nase
~ store, good supply Wire Nursery Fendeis %
stat onsry and with hinges.
CLARKSoN l. ANDERSON,
de 2s No lFs ssin ..
DHYslClAN'S PRESUMPTION ea. =.
I fully and acsurstely compounded al al 49, st
day or night, and of select and reliable medicine
strest. JNO. w. dARLlck
no pm Apofkecary aud Druaslr-
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The Know NoTHING OR AMERICAN CONVENTION
In looking over the proceedings of this Convention
which our readers know assembled in Greensboro
on the 10th inst, we were struck with the extraor-
binary language of the 18th Resolution, follows:
or rather with an extraordinary omission:--
Opposition to the reckless and unwise policy Of
the present administration in the general manage
ment of our national affairs, and more especially as
shown IN removing "Americans" (by designation
and conservatives in princple) from office, and pa.
cling foreigners and ultraiss in their Places shown
in a trucking subserviency to the stronger, and an
inso.ent and cowardly bravado towards the weaker
powers: as shown in re-openng sectional agitation
by the repeal of the Missouri Compromise; as shewn
in granting to unnaturaized foreigners the right to
suffrage in Kansas and Nebraska; as shown in its
vaciating course on the Kansas and Nebraska ques-
ton; as shown in the corruptiOns which pervade
some of the departments of the government; as
shown in dsgracing mertorious naval officers,
through prejudice or caprice; and as shown in the
laundering msmanagement OF our foreign relations
Is it not strange that in enumerating the acts and
setting forth the character Of the Administration,
not word is said of the message Of the President
wherein he set in order the rights of the several
States, and without the least reserve, and with
clearness and positveness that President had ever
done before him. asserted the consttuti0naL rghEs of
the Sout6f Are the authors OF the above ready to
."sel their birth right for mess of pottagen they
could succeed in the election of favoritc and dis.
card All the interests and hopes Of their honorcd
homes for the sake of Office, tho "spoils" and for
party trinmphf ~
The stere0typed political vituperation Of what is
written is about equivalent to Sassaras which
some think remedy for spring ailments but inteli-
gent physicians nearly all agree that it possesses no
element Of sufficient efficacy to do good or evil.
SFs VII Com
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD: SATURDAY.. april
Martins Watts.

Martins. Watts.
Halifax. r. j. Daniel.
Northampton--E. Conigland.
Moved and carried that T. j. Person be appointed
Sub Elcctor for this District at large i
On motion the Convention proceeded to the selec.
ton Of two Delegates to the National Democratic
Coz, vention, to be held at Cincinnati in June next.
Messrs. j. 7. Cranberry and I. J. Person were
unanimously chosen.
On motion, W. A. Moore, of Edcnton. and DR..
G. c. Moore, of HEREFORD were appointed alternates
to the National Convention.
After which the Convention was entertained by
Messrs. j. w. Albertson, w. A. Moore and E. T..
Hines in eloquent and forcible speeches
On motion, the thanks of the Convention were
rendered to the officers for the efficient manner in
which they had discharged their respective duties.
The proceedings of the Convention were ordered
to be published in tho Democratic Pioneer and STAN
dard.
After which the Convention adjourned sine die.
WHITMEL STALLINGS, Prest
B B N /. R FsHe1sox. V. Priests.
j. F. ToMPK1Ns,
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Democratic Meeting in Montgomery.

According to previous notice respectable portion
OF the Democrats Of Montgomery county, met in
the Court House in Troy, on Tuesday the 9th of
April, it being Court week; on motion, John j.
Leach was appointed Chairman, and Malcolm MUIR
Gibson was requested to act as Secretary. The OBJ
ject OF the meeting was explained by Col. James L.
Gaines.
On motion of Col. D. R. Cochran, a committee of
five was appointed by the Chairman to draft resolu.
tons for the meeting. The following committee was
appointed VIM. Coggin, F. Martin, COL D. r.
Cochran, 7. G. Holtom, NJ. NJ. Leach. During the
absence of the committee the meeting was address
ed by Col. Gaines in very enthusiastic and appro-
pirate manner. At the close of his remarks, Mr. R.
II. Brown, of Marlborough, was called for. He en-
tertaned the meeting for time in manner that
was an honor to himself and to the Democratic par
ty; after which the committee reported through
their Chairman, Col. D. R. Cochran, the following
resolutions, to wit
Resolued, That we fully concur with our Demo.
cratic brethren CT the State in holding Convention
IN Raleigh the 10th nst for the purpose of nom-
mating candidate for Governor in the next election,
Aesotred, That we approve the administration Of
Governor Bragg and believe the interest of the State
could not be committed to. better hands, and we re-
commend his denomination.
Resotced, That We believe the Democratic party
is the only true national party and it is the duty Of
every patriot to support it.
Resotued, That the administration of President
Pierce deserves our cordial appreciation, and as
Southern men we thank him for the very able yindi.
cation Of constitutional rights in his late mes.
sages to Congress. 49,
Resored, That we opposed to all secret politi-
cal societies upon whatever principles the same NAV
be organized, and more especially do VIC desire to
our opposition to the secret political ogan
cation existing in our midst. known as the Know
Nothing or self styled Americans
ResoIced, That the Chairman appoint ten dele
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yates 70 represent this County in the Convention to

gates 70 represent this County in the Convention, to
be held in Raleigh. 4
In compliance with the 9th resolution the Chair
appointed the following delegates to-wit: Col.
James L. Gains, VIM Coggin, I. G. Hatom, A. A.
Leach, F. Martin, Col. d. R. Cochran, Calvin D.
Mum, A. Martin, NJ. NJ. Leach, and NJ. ellis.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were ad-
ded to the list.
On motion, ordered that the N. C. Standard and
North Carolinian publish the proceedings of this
meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN j. LEACH, Chm'n.
NJ. MURcn1soN, Sec'y.
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New Spring and summer Goods for 1885,

New Spring and Summer Goods for 1856.
EHE SUBSCRIBER HAS lUSF RETURNED FROM
New York and is now receiving the largest and most
complete assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS he ever had the pleasure of offering his
Gus friends and customers Introducing all the
STYLES, Caicoes: Ginglams Lawns, Muslns Chales b.
rage De Lanes. Figured and Plain Berages and Tissues
Silk and Straw Bonnets Silk Mantlas. and Parisos.
No use to talk for have got them. Come and look.
-GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.-I have q fine assortment Of
Cotton, Linen, and Wooden Goods of all kinds Give
call if you want new. cheap, and good Goods Hats
Boots. and Shoes Also some good READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
Talk about this and that selling goods cost!
Why customer stop and think aud ponder we'll before you
step, am not selling you old goods timewom shelf
rubbed remnants; but am offering you NEW. GOODS;
bought in New York sctin the last days. and will
sell YOU COOP Goods just as cheap any man in this City
ing 81" Call and me, and if do not prove what say,
then quit
Calf Sd door above r. Smiths corner or one door above
Evans and Cookies and opposite c. W. d. Hutchpgs Sad
die and Harness Mandatory, Fayetteville Street.
ALEXANDER CREECH.
Raleigh, March "a, 1856. lll7-Gw.
Star, Christian Advocate, Spirit of the Age copy
imaS
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A DocroR's LIFE.-The following some Of the
sweets of doctors life: If he visits few of his
customers when they well, it is to get his din
ncr if h. don't do so, it is because he cares more
about the fleece than the flock. Ifhc goes to church
regularly it is because he has nothing else to do; if
he don't CO. it is because he has respect for the
Sabbath or religion. If he speaks to poor person
he keeps bad company if he passes them by, he is
better than other folks. If he has good carriage,
he is extravagant if he uses poor one on the score
of economy, he is deficient in necessary pride. II
he makes parties it is to sosoap tho people to get
their money ifhe don't make them, he is afraid Of
cent! Ifhs horse is fat, it is because he has moth.
ing to do if he is lean it is because he isn't taken
care Of II he drives fast, it is to make people think
somebody is very sick; if he drives slow, he has no
interest in the welfare Of patients If he dresses
neat he is proud if he does not, he is wanting IN
self.rcspcct If he works the land he is tit for
nothing but farmer; if he don't work. it is because
he is too lazy to be anything. 1t he talks much,
I'VE don't want doctor to tell everything he knows;
if he don't talk qcs like to doctor social If he
says anything about politics he had better let 1t
alone he don't say anything about it, we like to
see man show his colorS.' If he says anything
about religion he is hypocrite; ifhe don't he is
an nidel. If he uses any of the popular remedies
Of the day, it is to cater to the whms and preju-
diccs of the peoblc to fill his pockets; if he don't
use them it is professional selfshness If he is in the
habit of having counsel often, it is because he knows
nothing: if he objects to having it the ground
that he understands his own business, he is afraid
of exposing his ignorancre to his superiors Ii he
gets pay for half his services, he has the repu
tation Of being great manager. Who wouldn't be
an NJ. D.?-Journat of Medicine.
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LEATHER Betting OR BANDS
At Townsville Depot, Davidson County, N. c.,
" ANUFACTURED BY THE SUBSCRlB Der. FL
ATHER single or double, made from the best Northern
Belt Leather stretched piece by piece by improved ma
chinery, cemened and copper rvted at New York prices
CHAS. NJ. LINES,
49, Townsville, Davidson Co., n Z.
All orders promptly attended to- and belts forwarded ae
eordng to directions The above belts for sale by H.
Lutteroh, Fayetteville.
Dec. %, 1855. 11.-1yw
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yellow FEvER-The Canton Cdiss.) Common
in good faith burnt the mattresses, pillows and bols
tiers used by the yellow fever patients during the
last summer. It advises the citizens of Canton, who
suffered SO severely during the late epidemic, while
adopting other sanitary measures, to give some con-
sderation to this alleging that there is not more
da gerous means of propagating yellow fever than
the mattresses, &C., used during its prevalence.
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WEST HARRIS, ID. d. S.,

PITTSBOROUGf, N. c.. ,h.
Office on Rockbridge street. next door to John H.
tons law Office. r. uoe
Dr. Hams having graduated at the Baltimore Ious u
Of Dental Surgery at its session of 1855, Respectfully
ders his professional services to the public. and
lie to the citizens Of Randolph Moore s"r
Harnet Counties that he will visit their county SEALS
sing the terms of their respective Courts: f
3 March $3.50 lll3N-N%<
LOST LOST MY PoCTMhn ers
u BOOK Somewhere in Raleigh on the 4th lns.. among
money in it, but it contained several papers and
which note for $500 executed BY b. ."he
aSyemSsr sS The other papers are not reeo!sss
rpersOns forwarned from trading for sad d cor
suitable reward will be paid for the pockebooA ''
tents on delivery to me or to Sheriff High erEvENS.
April S, 1856.
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SUPERIOR COTTON GINS.

SUFEKIOK COTTON GINS. ,u
THESE ARE THE CELEBRATED GEORGIA G!No
manufactured by Samuel Griswold, at Grswoldul, IT,
In that State They used in all the Cotton pas ~
other factory having sold onehalf the numbers andIae ug
versal acknowledged to be the best performing Gin III
of that State and Virginia, and will call the planters
1856. ...s SAMIJEI, GRISW0LD
Jan. 81, 1888. 1i0s-wSmpd