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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08
Card Of Th0aks.

NvHR Subscribers would return eheir siscese thanks
i to thsts kind friends through whose promps
and energettc action they we're enacled TO remove
Are on Sunday, for which much needed sssis tancs
they feel sxceedinsiy gratefu,
JOHN LIl.LIs BR0,
The suhscribers would lelorm their friends and
tn. public In gsss1al that they have opened In the
RsilFUaA Grocery btore, corner OF 5sh and hrady
stssss who're they will he hsppv 70 walt on III Who
may fsvo th N with their patronage.
JulysiU JOAN LILLIS BRO.
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LUMBER.

j. w. bKlNKLE 4 CO.,
0EHEaAL DEALEW IN
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, &c!
Obvasv Cs~sl 0sd .Ssaksoa sfvssfs
CHICAGO, liLlNol0.
nCR arrsnRements arc such - 10 iasuTe st oil
~ times n ] supply Of thr diassens qualities Of
Clear LssMebev,
Joint and Scautlng Of all sizes, and lengths Common
LsmbeS, l.ath. Shingles. &c.
lssv kyOOS'teel,
Of Norway and white Pine, We always stand Tesfy
10 .,ompsre with any In thD mAstet We invite the
u sd atten ion Of ell country and Other dealers
70 our = ek m hand and facilities for nng orders
and contracts.
a-ANt~ " GK1NKi 90.
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.Nelsoss's .Descel,.e, ss>,.1

1tlsoss's .Jescels.S Store.
= osedy ssssss, Absvs Psss oaes.
WI woaid tsadef our srate-
w e. seknoN1sdements 70
the pusalc for their liberal pat
eeea6o sinee ouI coQAencaneat r.
n bostDeog. 1ayins tensved
INTO . lef0sr ao4 nofe opmnodious store ...,.a
door ehovo oar Iorner location, ~ voulS ss~se -.
iAspecflon Of eur stock Of - :"
Watches, Oloclxa
JesceSs'u, S6lUes.-scsrc a.
Fancy Goods,
veicA Z nov ~ largest ana most s..h,...As.
OU. We ese coegtantly in receipt of 0soas - !,
preo, and Wm always have the neveae s4viStn
- = - eeeesrn nsrkets. Our no1Sc n /.
ps1ofs - Q11ck sotu1ns.
Daveepat. lswA o.. n lsse-1ts :
= sEe
NJ DAl18E1.L q Coz,
Mllp ! 1elail Grssors
AasUas(Q1I = Oonnaesseu
Sskg y Du0UA - sfss
.snaan. - - -. - = -
ao&1l01Q1A - 11SoGo616ep1
zzzz~-.e aAzx Lfl-e 80
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PRIT.aTE TUITION:

VSHB Reverend Gen. q. stseet, Rector Of Bsivus
i Jackson County Iowa, will receive into his fam
" very Iimited number Of young gentlemen, 70
board and educate with his own Sons
Music, with the use Of Piano, RPench and Draw.
inG ,re included In the COur e Of Instruction
Dellvue is healthily situated, and, being on the
Yver 10 easily accessible from all psrts, both Of Iowa
end Illinois.
TERMS NODRRArB.
Reference, Cby special pevmsston,l
1ev. Alfref LoudeTbeck,
xberexsr 0ock, Esq.,
Hen: J. P Cook, +"
Col Jno. d. Evans,
Joseph 9. Simpson Esq,
Apeil 10 1855 dig.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08

There has not been an accident
the bridge for some time. Who's to blam
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08

TWIN oITY BOOK sToRR.
NRWD DEPOT AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
ID st., opposite LeCiairs Houso-Nev York, Boston
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis Da-
do received every day. 8. II. STARR. AGENT.
FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!!|
BuaHHD out and rs-'v'a to new susr'sr''
PRICES REDUCED!
IsssssseDsse Sseck
Beoss and Shoes
SELLING OFF i
e XTR e NJ E LY l. o w
D , oARIlR0N yin esasinus 70 oner st his nsw
p,ses d business,
ss BRADY STREET,
Just above tAs Post Once, the arsest and best ss's-
DOOTS .lNeD 8 HOES!
ever offered in Davenport, and at the
u LOWEST PRICES.
His stoek csusirts Of al grades and qualities, and
", !. s.lssassse ssssss ~ vsss' Of s''.- He Y
Il Cheaper than Ever!
|, orasr 70 e,as. o.. ~ soc. as~ on hand In TIE
lest time pessih's,s 3.
Il ksre x1sSlsscesssessSs
thess Who buy q Wholesale will b. siven. 8very
49,. al an tSaA y el~s out ~ stock vishDut
i CALL AND EXAMINE AT
~ -
apr.Av .t,ss& -, .A,v. 4, od.,a., ~ s.
1i,S3.S 20 = = :, ~ '-''' !, ''''''
- = - - = = = :
4 ". k0nnl8, SALESMAN.
l.. s1se2se ss'sess 2 s'.'''' .'
lrnitare, Furniture, FuFnituFo
> @f't a-t's4' ~ = :
X AT
1 III UCT ION
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For Sale.

AONR hundred and twenty Building lots in IN
~ Addition - the town Of Port Dyron.
These lots are eligible aud handsomely situataa On
she bank Of the Mississippi 1hey vii be sold ON re-
tonable iefms
For particulars inquire OF Hessrs. Durfee, Pratt 4
Co.,, Port Byron Charles J. Rogers, Esq, LeCiaire,
Corbin Dow Davenport or Of the subscriber,
JAMES NAY
n The subscriber has numberless desirable pie
fce0f land In and the cities Of Davenport and
LeClare, amp near the town Of Port Byron, that he
II res to sell. fOctl6tfl In
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FREE LUNCH

servcd every .ay at 10Y ocloch In best style.
MEAL DEMONSTRATIONS from 9 70 IN; Dlnnss
rom ~ u =, supper from 10 ~ o'csock,
Ne pains will BE- spared 10 render evcrytAius
are Ahie 10 both transient and regular customers.
M h5tatf JOS IOH0EHNRTNa
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TOWmship Meetimg.

eINHe Dsmocrats Of the Township Of Dsvcnpon ase
l. requested 10 meet at the C0urt House % Satur-
day evening the lith inst, st ocock TO sslect dele
gates 10 attend the County Convention.
BY order Of the
Juiy3dM TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08

STREET IMpR0vEMENTs.-Thc extent
ofstreet improvements in our city il be-
coming more extensive every day. II is q
pleasure to witness the liberal policy ex
hibited by our worthy City Fathers in tn,
matter. Brady street is now completed. AZ
far Ms grade ia concerned, and the work o.
macadamizing is progressing with all posi-
BILE haste, and when completed, we venture
10 assert, those extensive mud holes which
are ever in the spring ara fall, great i'm
pediment TO travel, will be entirely done,
away with.
Perry street is also receiving liberal at
tention and will probably be open this fall,
thus securing another outlet 10 travel. and
will much further the interests of those EN-
gagged in business on that street Iowa IT
will also be opened and we are informed
that project is on foot TO put in a sewer
from 9th street to the river which viii be
matter Of great convenience TO the hotel
keepers on that street, who, we understand
will subscribe literally TO such an enter
prise.
Main street. the most feasible outlet TO
city trade, on account of its easy grade
will also be opened. There is a large force
engaged upon it, Harrison street is as
Stunning very easy grade, and through pub
lie and private enterprise will be very fine
street. The extension Of the levee Is crea.
tinga large area Of land, more indeed, than
is necessary for levee purposes This sur I,
plus land, we hope to see covered with ex-
tensiye warehouses which will not only de-
fray the entire expense of grading, but will ]
add greatly to business interest, as we'll ase
TO the appearance of our city. The work of
public improvement in Davenport scarcely !.
finds an equal in the Mississippi valley.
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E@s3 q tU1nITun1 a6erlaod to b nd
y ~ 0cssae.oouev, Wo6Ses6W sftS,s,n.
wiNSe eesred at the houss, O -
.5s -. Esl &yE4sf9
csrser q ElghtA all warren St..
.17grsl1 s.5, . =
y ~ o'eock =, ~ sole WIN tske p,,se v,,hon.
Jnlvedis - -st Nv NORRIS,
2ale1nan
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TWIN CITY BOOK STORE,
NHWD DEPOT AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
I'd st., opposite LeClairs Houso-Nev York, Boston
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis Ds-
d. received every day. 8. II. STARR. AGENT.
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News ! News /! NoVs!!l


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and Ms.tminster 1svtsv.
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Luml her. Lath.
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC.,
R.R DEPOT SAW MILL,
DAVENPORT IOWA

UInsr NAL Asovs TEE MsessssIppl 1asnes,)
Rem W lCK & son, HrOp1ioeoRs.
i stock Of al descriptions of Lumber, before oom-
msuCing tAeir new stock Of Lngs,aSe eGsrAg grse
inducements n puFchassrs. All who ere In want
Lumhss lAth, Slaves, a oAinsies, sss i1v1es1 =
exa0ine our et0ek. @ Es..
davtf R2NVlOR SON,
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COMMERCIAL C0LLEe e

eoU1nnAss oOassR wAssIxosoH AvssuE suIas "
ETLOU1S, NO,
Unsupported BY the General Assembly, Jss,u
L sry twenty fourth, I6Ss, with full autAo r'ty
~To grant diplunas, award degrees, confer hon,sn,
end exercise oil and singular the privileges
70 Commercial ollcses authorized BY laW, In oth.r
Ssatss."-( CASvtW, Sec. 2.
full course OF Instruction, In this Institutisa,
embraces Double kntry Book -Kesp ping, Commercial
calculations, Commercial Law and r, nmanship
0entlcmen can enter for the course separately
and ~ time, inst ruction impaired indvidu-
ally, and not In classes and each department h mde
pendent. and under control Of ts respective Profess.
Of who alone u responsible for the progress Of hs
pNpals.
u Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare ihesn-
eeives for business pursuits are respect fully invited
q call during business hours, and the mode
cf imparting instruction, the progress OF the pupils
and she supertor facilities extended 70 those dea,Sous
Of qualifying themselves br the practical duties Of
the counting -houss. Personal reference gwen u
above twu hundred and my t260) practical accoun.
taots, nov In charge Of books in this city III Of
whom have completed their business education n
tAls lnstitstton.
n. ,. por circulars, containing information Ia
regard 70 terms, the course Of Instruction, end al
business connected with the shove, can call q ths
oooth- East corner Of Wsshinston avenue and Fosrh
stSeet, Or address,
JONATHAN JONEs. o. Les,s. No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08

~P President Buchanan, Vice-Prcs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08

CARRIAGE MANUFAcToRY.-HAGAR
d Co., have just completed an extensive car
riage mannfactory on Third street, between
Harrison and Ripley, where all kinds of
carriage work will be attended to with
prompnes by the best workmen in the
country Mr. Hagar has the reputation in
this community Of being an excellent car
riage maker, and trust he may be encour-
aged with extensive patronage.
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FOR Ss6LE.
I'm Madison County.

I'm Madison County.
1On Acres Of choiee lsnd, II nlss frm Bort Des
lOU No'1ss ~ . n11es fru0 ~ roslfpr1, 8 emsll
ssre.m Of vatse runs threugA u. Very ehsap, oSK
hns DoAnes County. Nn
OkA Azo esA lad oaly . aiIss ssvn ~
ZOO Ooanty -. ne ceaoty y eoetllog -
very fass. Kries4S ~ sess a
III Sac C00nty.
QAO Aae - pssirss. sisalslv rsrsae, sAsvs 3
OfO Q1lo he9 - new 0son - y SSp
chaAes ~ > prsots116 hvsqeMsaG rts enN -
- - eNs+ WI w
NJ v,1SssAb1a C6ln l19psrese#
60 -. - =. - s;s.s s <:
evss otooe Apl0 - - y
|, sJ.;s1k .IO3 aI 9St4i
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REAL ESTATE.
Prairie Lonls fer Sale.

vTvHE subscriber has one tAvasand scres Of mime
i prairie lands In Jasoes, Story, Msrshali ~
Franklin Counties, which b wt sell fer cash or cx.
hanse for other properly upon the most favourable
ersRs Also for sale some 0ne building Lot.on nradv
nd erry streets In NORTH Davenport.
jan II dtf OLlvER O. LOCAL.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
A Card.

MEssRs EDroIs The undersigned on tie bill to lay of
and establish Allegheny County, submitted respectively,
in the Senate and House Of Commons in the their
remarks certain facts and statements regard the
ography and length and extent of Ashe county well
TO the number Of her inhabitants and the grievances they
were aboring under and those statements and facts having
been dsrerardcd and by their argu
ments, in oppos tion to the BILL either through ignorance,
error otherwise. and feeling it due both to themselves
and their constituency that the public mind should be -
abused and their characters for veracy vnaieaed ask
that the memorial accompanying that bill, signed b. two
hundred and egyseveI of the citizens Of Ashc be
published. Respectfully. &c. A. n. BRYAN,
A. GENTRY.
To the Honorable, the Ge"erul .fs<tSs1,y
Of tile State Of North-Grolinn:
hunbiy complaining would beg leave TO show to your
honorable bsdy the great disadvantages ard gr'ev-
to be taken off the eastern port on of said county
They would represent that Aste county is some eighty
the town of Jefferson, the county seat of said county, is
situate i'll the stern portion Of said county-,at the d.
vision of said county the line proposed would not effect
or injurc the property of the citizens # Jelerson and
would not make TO alter shangc the cunty
seat of said county of Ashe; but that the other hand
Jefferson would be the of Ashe coy, after
taking off the proposed comfy than it is a, this time
that there petitioners among the ders gned from said
county, Pc..oners would further show that Asle ,,utv
IS rapidly increasing in p"lna"n both by natural causes
and by The influx Of immigrants from other counties Of
North Carolina, well frm Vir that Ase county
although Mountainous is county remarkable for the fer
ty of its soil, and the extent of IFS TERRITORY; that
and heretofore, there citizens of said county, who rs
JIrors, Witnesses and parties sant, are compelled to
travel to court at jefferson, distance Of Than fifty
miles. along hilly and almost impossible roads, leaving
their little families alone and unprotected
Petitioners would further shw. that far they know
and believe, there is not solitary in Asle county,
opposed to division of said county; but that the other
hand, there absolutely overwhelming majority Of
said citizens strongly and warmly in favor of the DIVISION
saev and nsee that
county should. and Of right ongh 10 be, divided.
Petitioners therefore appeal with the utmost confdence
Assembly trusting that your honorable body w only
feel to be duty, but also pleasure to redress their
grievances ~"
All Of which is respectfully submitted
- J. b. PARSONS,
r. JOHN SAPP,
and 2S4 Others
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
Complimentary Dinner to MIR. Syme.

The leading citizens Of Petersburg, Va, without
respect to party, gave complimentary dinner to
John W. Syme, Esq, the Editor of the Raleigh Reg
ister on the occasion of his scvering himself from
that community to take up his abode among u.s.
The Petersburg papers speak of the dinner as
most brilliant affair. The Editors OF the Petersburg
and Richmond papers were present, and many 'n'-
pressve and interesting speeches were Delivered
Mr.. Wallace says the Express, upon the removal Of
the cloth, mace most appropriate address. in allu.
sion to Mr.. Syme who responded in an eloquent
and touching manner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
FREIGHT ARRIVALS

FROM PORTSMOUTH AND PErEnssrRG, Va, VI. RAlxsu 4
CASTOR RAILROAD,
For the NOrth.CarOlina Railroad Co.
JANuARY 10, 1857.
LfhLsh~r"'--J Cain, Lattimer 4 Brown C Turren,ne
>, Graham-T L Roberts, Geo Mctray, + N Holt, A J
Holt.
!N"rrisseMs-Dr 4 Young Napnng, u II Burke.
G,tenS6o,O Sterling.
Durham's-W Newton. II Scot, G. J Burnett, Il Check
Webb Douglas, II Guthrie
Lbncord-Area & Co.
.Sslisbu,y--lrnwnc 4 Coffin.
KeIane's-G NJ II J W Lea II Sc,tt
JANUARY IL, 1857.
Fer GohisJoro'-W Horner II Estus
Mn7isriUe-M ID Williams, II Burke.
Gibson clHe-T & Wharton.
Gruhana-Murray l. Bro.
Durham's-J McManning. F A Davis, j Watson, II P
Smith. II Guthrie Loug 4 McCauley Anger MancsaI
fratt Wiikerson. Shepherd 4 c..
Jflmnts-T Mebanc Go.
idk.buy-W Grant Beneni
HGisb0yU-L Brown
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
MARRIED..

In Wilmington on the 9th inst, Dr. J. 4. Miller of Gsr
ga to Miss Ann Eliza Ashe eldest daughter of Hon. VIM.
S. Ashc.
At the residence of Mr. Saml Calvert in Jackson on the
Gath DECEMBER by the Rev. Thomas g. Hangh,on Dir. w.
W. PEBBLES to Miss Mag Goosey both of Northampton.
e@ Age crPr.
In Casw. county, at the residence of james Waiting
tnH Esq, ON the Sth ;nst y the Rev. john II Pckard
Dr. Edward NJ. Powell 10 Miss Ann p. Wellington.
Near Smthheid Johnston county, ON THURSDAY the sth
Miss Cornelia A., daughter Of A. g. Powell Esq.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
Late News from Europe.

Politica! affairs arc unchanged. Prussia contin-
ues preparations for the invasion OF Switzerland and
the latter preparing for defence, but there exists
belief that the other powers will prevent actual
hosiities. It Is ruuaored that England has agreed
to mediate in the matter but the report is doubtful
There is nothing Of interest from the other parts
of Europe.
Cotton is firm, with an advance for the week OF
one quarter Of penny. Breadstutfs steady, with a
slight advance in wheat.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
Oak.Cify Guards, Lectures.

The Fourth Of the series of these popular lectures
will be delivered in the Commons Hall, this QRIDAO
evening, at Z o'clock, by Rev F. NJ. Hubbard, A.
NJ, of the University Of this State, on the Lie
and Times of Gov. Caswe!l." A first class lecture
may surely be expected; and the Guards are cnti-
tied 10 the thanks of their patrons aud friends for
such rare intellectual treats. ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
University Of Nor,h-Carolina.

We learn that at the late meeting of the Board OF
Trustees held in this City, the following appoint
ments wore made:
Mr.. John Kimberly Professor of Agricultural
Chemistry. .<E
Mr. II. H. Smith, Professor Of Modern Languages.
Mr. Samuel S. jackson and Mr.. Peter E. Sprui'l,
Tutors b." 80. - -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17

PENNSYLVANIA SENAToR.-Simon Cameron, black
Republican, has been elected to the u s. Senate
over Col j. W. Forncy, Democratic nominee. The
vote stood Cameron g., Forney 5s scattering g.:
This was effected through the treachcry Of, some
seycn or eight Democrats. -,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
Lntesr trea, Harana.

CHARLESTON, JAM. l2--The steamer Isabel has ar
rived from Havana and KsS Vest bringing dates 10
10th inst. DR.. Kanes Health is improving A great
storm is reported to have occurred near Vera Cruz
and is said to have beenrcry destructive to the ship
ping. fhe Mexican sionp Of war Guadaloupe, is
among tho vessels wrecked also tho steamer Itur.
bdc, The latter had 80 persons on board, all Of
whom were lost. ~ - -
= a conspiracy had been discovered among the sol.
diers at the Isle Of Pines, and several Of them had
bscn arrested. Sugars were firm, but inactive. Mo.
asses was coming 10 freely.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17

& .DIREcroRs OF THE INSANE AsYLgM--Thc follow.
ing gen ,iemcn have been appointed by the Legs'a'
ture, Directors Of the Insane Asylum DR.. Column
bus Mills, E. j. Erwin, Dr.. w. j. Blow John A. lay
lor, A. NJ Lewis, DR.. Chas. E. johnson, W. W.
Holden Ed. Cantwell, and Kemp P. Battle.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
Valuable Lot Of Negroes for Sale.

an TIE 18TH FEBRUARY, AT TOWNSVILLE,
~ N C., shall sell to the highest bidder without re-
ls Slaves consisting of two men, aged respectively
children One of these is experienced hostler.
and the other first rate field hand The youngest wonan
aged 25 has very superior qualities rs cook, weaver
washer and house servant and cannot be easily beaten
either of these empoyments AL sound and healthy and
title guaranteed.
TEEAs-Negotablc notes. well endorsed, running to the
st of January, 1861 with interest added:
RICHARD B. HUNT.
Ia,, Z l..
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DIE D.,

In Chatham Co., January 9TH inst. Mr. Thos. Mcdaniel
aged about fifty The deceased peaeeable aud
quiet citizen, Kind ueghbur, and honest man. His
death was caused by sght wo,tbd the hand which
caused mort ca'on to take place. terminated in his
Death IN few hours after it became alarming He leaves
a vile and three children to mourn their loss. CuN.l
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17

Missouri SEsAroR.-Hon ia mes S. Green, Demo.
The vote stood Green So, Benton "a, Kennett g.
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OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.
CHI .E0Rn COIINrY n q

vnNHE SPRING SESSION OF OAK RIDGE INSTI-
IL TUTE will open Tuesday (the 18th day. of Feb
rsry under the instruction Of REV 7. S. WHITING
TON, A. b.. with competent assistants.
As the principal has had five years experience in training
the youthful mind the Trustees feel confident III
mrndng the School. -.
This Institution is located in highly refined and moral
community, in the Northwest part OF Gulord county ON
the Salem and Danyille road Is miles f"n the former
and 80 from the latter place. 1t Is miles from Green's
boro, at which place. Students coming the Cars take
the Salem stage Kernersve thence by private convey.
to the institution distance of Z niles.
The Institution offers every facility necessary to prepare
Young men for the highest Collegiate Casses or eontinu-
ed with make them profound thinkers and thorough
scholars in every department of classical edncation
BOARD is invariably Sc per month: Tuition varies from
s. ST. per session Maricua,e Fee, 81 per session
For further information address the Principal or Jesse
Bcnbow, Secretary of the Board.
Oak Ridge p. D. N. c. Jan. Is, 1857. 116s-wst.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-17
CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED.

vENEE SUESCIBER INFORMS PLANTERS AND
Farmers that he has b ancd from John kirkpatrick,
Esq "f This COUNTY. his crp # seed of this valuable plant.
Of the prop 4 which said to he as fOllws:
Frssn Of The STA ks rvjtry cultivated will yie'd
from 4 ' $40 gallons ri pure syrup equal to the pess
= Nv Orleans.
c,nd l, snrpas c< al other pants for dder and for
fr. ny green ca,e hogs, account Of the great
abundance m juice whi'l it contains and when sown
in c'Gse drills Yields immense crop Of fodder
Third. 1t certain and prolific crop that Piah'es
may be of succeeding With it syrup plant any
where South Of the State Of New York.
This seed is offered for sale in packages sufficient to plant
half an feel = feet At 81 per package sent
by mail, SO cts must be added to pay postage
Fayetteville. N: c.
: jan Is, 1857 l6-swim.
Change Of Seized ule-RaIeigh and Castor IL: M:
an AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 18TH lSHi AM
OIthc Trim going North will leave Raleigh Ga a. m.
arrive Mt Weldon, ll3a. Leave Weldon p m; arse ~
Raleigh r. M, making connection with The wilmington
'A''' ''n y JAMES M POOL Zetst 4ge"t
*= - r. G. r. X. co.
s.. J,nn.,r * 1e,7 = ~ te~.-F l6-swtf
4sN1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL BE MADE TO
the present Legislature for charter to incorporated
mining and railroad company in the crnnes Of orange ano
Wake. - >.
Dec 49, 1857. Lit
= MEXICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY
If useful knowledge for 1857. This work contains
grt variety Of useful information and is truly raos"
Prise $500. J.
;; Cali and purchase eopyst ,o,,rpovs
Jan. Is, 1857. IL