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CONSULTATION FREE.

DR.. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DIR. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
Dr. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE
Dr.MARsHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA i4
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYsENTERY.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUM0Rs. s
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES soROFULA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS. ra Fs-s
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER
Dr. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
Mr.. M could I'LL thousand Newspa- s.
Fers with certificates IRON persons whom he has cured
prevents their insertion here but the Doctor can show
Them from every town in the Union.
DIR. C. Howard Marshall IS the only 3
Physician in the world who thorouhgly cure Catarr
and completely eradicate it from the System He is the
most successful, as well the cheapest Physician in
America, and has restored to Health and Strength
$4,000 sUFFERERs!
DIR. G. Howard MarsaaH has no nufFs
for sale Of his valuable Medicines be obtain
sd Of any other person than himself
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
convenience Of persons residing in this State Dr. MAR
SHALL will have 81 his letters directed to him at the
Hotel, New York, as formerly. AsnG#& Fs$E
The First Seven Days Of Each Month, a
DIR, M HALL
win be at the -5tea9 ~
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
Dr. M can be consulted, and prescribe for, equally -
yell by Letter as in person. s
All Letters left at the above Hotel any time during
The month, will be promptly attended 81 ma
DIRECT ALL ORDERS OR LETTERS TO saes iGs
DIR. &. HOW WARD MARSHALL
Bay State Hoase, Worcester.
Jan. 81. 1857. dIv IA
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Peck's Cement Drain Pipes.-rhe suoscrb-
takes this method again to inform the people of Wor
ceser and vicinity that he is prepared to manufacture
to ORDER Cement Drain PpeH any quantity and of any
desirable size from three to six inches in diameter These
pipes perfectly ndesuctabe and will last for ages
either in dry wet locations They have been thorough
ly tested and have always given entire satisfaction In
addition to the advantages above stated these pipes
cheaper than any other material used for draining pur
poses. All orders promptly supplied by the subscriber at
his work shop No So Mechanic Street. where specimens
may be seem JAMES c. PECK.
uoeh1
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G1nnal,s. EINrnaene,

Coughs, HOrsseuess and Bronchitis
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence to the
affected pars the sedavs and soothing effect to the mu-
cous lining of the wndppe into the Bronchi aays pull
monary Irritation and gives relief in Coughs and Colds
and the various throat affections to which public speakers
and singers are liable d&w6m dill
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Sale postponed on account ofthe tceGtheF.
{fSgTzss ADMtNISTRATOR SALE. By
license Of Court, will DO sold at Public Auction, at
IAshths dwelling house on the land to be sold, on
\ the 17lh day OF April next, at three
ocloek IA toe aternoon the folio Fng real estate 70 wt
The whole OF the real estate where # PATRICK WELC
late OF Worcester, dei seized, consisting o lot Of land
Nabout eco square feet situate On the oastoy side Of
in Ky street, IN the city Of Worcester, with the dwell
thereon containing eight rooms built about Owe
snu. snd suitable for two families For terms and
iortnsr partlcuaars, apply to
mch' aA THOMAS MAalNNIs, Admir- y
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vEVHE LIy YER INvIGoRAToR /!
b pREpARNn = -, - :

is great Scientific Medical Discovery ana is daily work
ing almost great to believe 1t cures as if by
magic, eUen he.frst dose giu,ng benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required to cure any kind of
LiUer complaint, from the Jaundice dyspepsia
ac2mmon headache, all Of which are the result Of
Diseased Liner.
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win be sold at the above time and place. lots suit
purchasers the said Farm situated in the westerly part
of Worcester, the Paxton road three miles from
the City Hail. containing about eighty of Land with
the buildings thereon having frontage both sides of
said road of hundred rods and lot contain
ing eighteen has frontage on both sides by the
old and Paxton roads Of hundred rods The
land is of the first quality, and productive be
found in the county Upon the sameia quantity of val
liable fruit trees producing good variety of early and
late fruit. There is small stream passing through the
farm, besides well located springs being Of
the finest watered farms to be found Terms liberal and
made known sale For further particulars inquire Of
the Auconeer, of the subscriber the premises.
app dts BENZ. FLAGG.
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consumption can be Cured.

Hy IT WIS 3 EbElL ImaDFUVemaentlm Meda
ene patients are not put to the trouble and expense Of
listing hm it is only Necessary state their Name Age
occupation time sick, where disease is pain and
Rnere Humors or not Cough tight otherwise matter
raised, appetite Sleep strength state Of bowes these
particulars are all that is requisite know, which, with
60 enclosed Six Dollars to Dr. Marshall directed TO the
bay State House, Worcester will give the Patient by re-
turn of Express Medicoes for one MONTH an Inhaler to
use them in, together with full written directions
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Rcoi estate.
" SEE FoURTH PAGE.
ll)Qltts.

yETANTED.-A smart, active, honest, steady, tenn
w perate Young Man, to tend Clothing Store For
such yonng man, good situation can be hand, at
splO diff MEO0BNEY'S, 214 Main street.
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D PLOM A A w A r ID e ID /!
DR.. CLARKE'S
CeIebrated Sherry VVine Bitters,

OeIebFatcU SherFy w HE BHIttFsg
BY the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association
az their Fair held in Boston, Sept, 1857
Warranted made of Dock Root, Sarsaparilla DaEdeon
Wild Cherry Prickley ASH Rhuharb, Thoroug VIM
tergresn, &c. Warranted to Bilious complaints,
weak stomach loss Of appetite dyspepsia piles costve
and humors, they renew, restore forty and build
up the system very pleasant take and sold at the
low price of 25c pint 42c ct, qts 75c OTIS. SIPS.
Sold in worcester by JAS. GREEN aud N. H. An
DREWs, Main street, and dealers throughout city aud
country generally. d3m* ape
Ground Plaster for Farmers Use.-I50
tons just received by DRAPER Il CLARK,
APT daWtf 81 aud 90 Front street.
Liverpool ana New York Steam and
PACKET SHIP CO. Passage to Liverpool by steam,
Cabin, S75; Thd Glass, $50
Liverpool to New York, by sailing vessels, $40.
Drafts at sight, on England, Ireland and Scotland.
GEO. r. S, CURTIS Agent,
ap7 div 1877 Main street, Union Block
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90 Eet.

FHV0 Lets Good Tenements in a gooi location
Inquire of H. P. ROBINSON.
ap1O DIFF Over Taft Lilly's Saloon 239 Main-st.
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I)IFI)s
In this city, 9th, Willie Augustus, of A. B. R. and
Elizabeth Sprague, 6 yea RS IL months.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from the residence
of his father II Prospect street. Friends invited to
attend.
abeth Chase.
In Grafton, 10TH VIM E. Stockwel, 43.
Funeral from Rev. Mr.. Biscoes Church Sunday the
18th, at p Relatives and friends invited to at
tend without further notice
In sutton 9th, VIM. Gilbert, &c.
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BYE. w. VAIL, Auct;oneer.
ES " il C Ut RS ALE
10000 So feet of Laud at Auction,
Situated Taylor Ward and George Streets opposite
the Putnam Estate Foxs Factory, having orntage
oneach of said streets, of two hundred feet,
Wednesday, April 10, at 10 A. M.
The above and will be sold in eghtlots o. together as
may su purchasers. Terms LIBERAL and made known at
'a sna dt. = n ai EoaE RA,oRARp Executors
By. w. w. PRATT, Auctioneer.
Office No i Fiagg's Rubbing.
n SHALL SELL All AUCTION on WE'D
Z NESDAY Ap-l Is, at O'Clock p NJ, at tha Bond
Farm in West Boyston Al miles from this city, 20 Tons
Good English Hay, the greater part Of which good hay
for Horses This sale will certainly positive Terms
Gosh, w. W. PRATT.
ape dts
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esga. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
kS9% TREES.
@ The subacriber offers for sale large assortment
Of Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees, per.
fest in all respects including all the desirable varieties
Also Cherries Peaehes Grape Vines Raspberry Goose
berry, aud Blackberry bushes, Strawberry Vines, Lin
n@us Rhubarb, and Asparagus roots, &c, &C.
Norway Spruce, very cheap; Scotch Larch, and Fur
Tulip Trees, Magnolias, &c
His collection Of Shrubs and Pt6nts, as soon as his
foreign additions received will be very large COM
pete- among which Weigela Rosea Forsythia spi-
RAGS, Deutsias, Laburnum's Fringe Tree, Hawthorhs
Double Scarlet Currant, Purple Beech, Weeping Beech
Ash and Lines, Clemats, Honeysuckles; Perpetual,
Moss, Climbing, and other Roses.
Also, Green House Plants, including oil the
desirable bedding varieties Verbelss Savias Pansies
Daisies, Heiotropes, Gersnums, Nereubergas, Dahlas
&c, at the lowest rates.
One dozen Verbenas including Bri'ante de VASE the
finest rosy scarlet Known for One Dollar. Cut Flowers
and Bouquets.
Fine transplanted Tomato Plants, by the Dozen hun
dred, or thousand from the BEDS in pots Cabbage
and Celery Plants. D. w. LINCOLN.
apt dend3w&s4t
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A UCTt0N. Will be sold at Public Auction, on
IA SATURDAY, April 18th. at 9 O'Clock in the fore
noon at the Farm formerly occupied By Capt Lewis
Barnard, in the North part of Worcester the following
personal propert5 pair of extra years old steerf
English blooded Mare, Horse. Cow, good shote s
tons Of Hay FOB Buggy, Harness, Farming Tools &c,
At O'Clock P. M, at Office one good HORSE.
CHAS WHITFEMORE.
ap10 dts R B. HANSON, Auctioneer.
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AbOnt Acres ON SOuIhbrTdge street,
Acres situated between the Western
aud NORWICH s. Worcester r. r.
2 Splendid Building Lots on Dread street,
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, Commanding at 10 Am.
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WIN be sod on The premises at The time above men
hoed in lots to suit parchasers tract of land situated
on the west end Of Southbridge street. between said street
and the NorWich and Worcester R. r commencing at
Hammond street and running south having frontage on
South5fidge street. of about 1900 feet Also, about
acres OF land situated geen The Western and Norwich
and Worcester Railroads. unded on the east by land Of
said NJ end W. r. R. Co on the north and south by said
r. R., on by Hammond eserviug the south
ADORE the q. r. track Also 2 splendid lots on Dread
street, the Junction Rrlroad depot
The above offers # the desirable locations
for Eoundries, Machine Shops and Manufactures and
portion of them beautifully situated for private resi-
dences Terms liberal For further particulars and plans
Of the different lots, inquire Of Hon. ELI TuAYBR, or
the Anctidneer. L. W. VAIL.
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Notices.
IA IS! HATS

OF all kinds, at FRED. A cLAPP's, formerly L. Ulapp
Son who has removed, during the baiiding of his
store tn second Aoor American House Block corner
Room. DIFF anI0
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Printed and Plain ali Wool DeLaues in great yrieiy,
aud prices as cheap the cheapest Many other art
ces might be- enumerated but simply state that y0u
all alsays And our store illed with bargains Give
a call aad YOU will find that low prices rule with
GEO. =. BRYANT h Co.,
ans d&wtf No. 4 Mechanics Hall Building.
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BY E. ". VAIL, Auctioneer.
&A THE BEST BLACK HAWK
Tsgs3s HORSE IN MASS CHUSErT5 at AUCTION.
AEI shall sell, without reserve at Auction, SATUR
DAY next the l1h at 81 O'clock previous my great
Land Sale Southbrldge street, below the lnetion
pot the very superior and we'll known BIacIk Hawk
Horse, belonging to Hon. ELI THAYER
Worcester, spri9, 1857. VI. YAILL, Auct'r.
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Iuftt0ns,
r. D. M vain Anotioneer-

Office 1850 Main street
REAT L Nd ALE.
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Plain Black Dress Silks, after trial OF six years have
satisfactorily proved in every instance TO year WITHOUT
Sold only by us in this city.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-15
For the Standard,
Democratic Meeting in Alamance.

Democratic Meeting in Alamance.
A meeting Of portion Of the citizens Of Alamarce
county was held in Graham, April 4th 1857, and
organized by appointing Thomas B. Long, Esq.
chairman, and CASTOR d. Cobb and Jas. Clendennin,
secretaries.
The chairman explained the object of the meeting
to be for the purpose of appointing delegates to at
tend district convention for this Congressional
district
On motion, Graham was recommended as the
place. and Monday, the 1st day of June, as the time
for holding said convention if this meet the approx
al of the other counties Of the district.
On further motion the chairman appointed forty
delegates to attend said convention, viz:
Jno. Trollinger, Tate Turner, DR.. Tarpley, VIM.
Paris, A. Woods Jno. Mebane c. Moore, Sam'l N.
B. adshaw, L. N. Branson, VIM. p Mcdaniel. VIM.
H. 10y, William Holmes, Michael Albright, George
Patterson, c. c. Tinnin VIM. Patterson Martin
Fogeman, L. Sharp, r. Robinson, A. Williams, Elias
Albright Jno. Ireland, Thos Palmer, ST., Christian
Jerley, Jacob Summers, i. F. Morton, Jno. Foster,
a. j. Hughes, B. F. Roney, j. G. Dickey, j. Hurdle,
G. W. Lea. Geo. Leath, j. Wilder, N. MITCHELL Nat.
DcShong, d. a. Montgomery, B. Trollinger, Alex.
Mebanc and George Spoon.
On motion the chairman and secretaries were
added to the list.
Resolced, That the proceedings of this meeting be
forwarded to the Editors of the Standard, with the
request that they be published.
THOS. B. LONG, Chm'n.
JAS Gss'9 c.r D; csss, Secretaries.
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D'AuB1GNE IN TIE PULPIr.-A writer, dating from
Geneva, Switzerland, gives the following interesting
information concerning D'Aubigne and the Geneva
pulpit: 81 have heard Merle D'Aubisne preach
once. was interested to hear him from his repu-
tation as an author His appearance is most rever.
entail He is a large man, advanced in years, and
has fine voice. He reads his sermon-which is
not the custom here-but he gave great expression
in the delivery. and you are carried along with him
to the end Mr.. Merle does not belong to the &C.
nevan Church, but has separated and he, and a
few others, have their places Of worship, and
they call themselves the Evangelical Church. /
understand they separated because the Genevan
Church would not subscribe to election and all of
Calvin's extreme opinions. All the pastors Of the
Genevan Church that have heard seemed quite Ii.
beral, and preached practical discourses l was
much gratified at the Church of St. Gervlas-one
of the churches where Calvin preached-to ind the
church crowded to its almost last seat and to hear
one of their very respectable pastors, Mr.. Ottra.
more, preach His text was Come all is now ready"
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p An ALPHABET OF SELF.MADE MEN-Th. -,
ing, from Household Words gives in a h ~e follow.
the names and characteristics of eminent S space
who have raised themselves by their own sarac,ers
To begin with letter A. and dash hastily an
Pingy on through the alphabet; we fnd ,ha. Skip
derson, the popular Danish novelist, was mat nat An.
Of cobbler and educated at charity "as me Son
that he tried to gain aiivng by bsndic sea0o and
being frequently on the brink Of starya,on trades
er, the celebrated Ftench.lyric poet nereng.
his vagabond father, lived with his god fs,h.0o BY
was aPoor tailor, and was gaining on tho a.'' Who
Paris ill promoted for time to the disn;,
boy. Ehhu Bur;tt, as we all know .vas VI pot
smiths apprentice. Carleton the Irish novs, oack
now enjoys pension Of 5000 year. is ~" who
peasant, and begged his way to know ~ he Son Of
iael Carrera President ofthe Republic of Gns.ka Ma
began life as drummer boy and cattle dr;"'
Golden is the son of a small farmer. and en,a' Ar.
warehouse in London when boy, rose hiring
various grades Of service. Sir William Cohhsgn its
working miller, then Joiner, and then m;r~as
Dumas, the great French novelist and dram.,isht
the Legitimate son of farmer and nepress a, is
all but on starvation in Paris till he hi, and was
way to distinction Faraday, the eminent gv" Tue
is the son of poor blacksmith and commsnass
career as an apprentice to bookbinder Mn DIS
Fillmore late president of the United Slot, a'iafd
first ploughboy, then tried the trade Of clc was
and was then apprenticed to wool carlar '', m
ring, the animal painter, began the profecs .
art with sign boards and coach pannels T"Ol Of
The Bnrns OF the South of France was t,;, IsSnn
the grandson of a common beggar. Mr.. I;nas ana
NJ p the great ship owner left his home mi,h
Sd. in his pocket, to push his fortunes as ""a os
boy he worked his passage to Liverpool bv .ap
in the coal hole of steamer and for par os ING
time after he arrived begged during the d,v me
slept in the sheds and streets at night-Loch anu
distinguished SCULPTOR began the world in tba .ns
pacity of ploughboy. MIME the inventor Of Ga, Ca
well known rifle, was common soldier. Roh "s
Owen was shopboy to grocer and then dr. us'
Johannes Rooge, the leader of the German CatbpT.
movement, tended sheep when boy Stan6eld ,hs
distinguished painter, cabin boy, and the sb tn'
master was his patron Theirs, the well known his
torian and ex-ninister of France, is the Son Of
blacksmith, and was educated gratutiouslv At tha
public school of Marseilles. Thomas WRIGHT t ths
Manchester prison pbilanthropist was a wesIs
worker in an iron foundry for forty seven Years til
large sum of money was raised by subscription to
enable him to carry on his philanthropic labors
There is an encouragement here, we fancy for tbo
down.hearted and likewise rebuke for those who
are continually harping on the wrongs of the in.
dgent, and the impossible barrier between the bpb
and the low.
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PoL1r1cs IN THE PuLPIr.-Ex-S Senator Dickinson,
of New York. in one of his orations, thus speaks Of
the effect OF introducing politics into the pulpit ::
at has done more to demoraiize the public mind
than any other social evil Tor It mas planted centh
in the seat of ife has done more 10 desecrte the
cause of religion than the worst opinions of Paine
more to raise up an army of scoffers than the wr-
tings of Votaire-more to manufacture nhdels than
the seed sown in the revolution of France and
when all these influences shall have been extermina-
ed and forgotten forever, the plague spot of pot-
cal pupits will rest upon society like deadly in
cubus" ~
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RUNNING OFF WITH TELEGRAPH LrNE-A 'O'o
motive between St. Louis and Springfield Gay .nh
two ago. got attached to the wires Of the tees "pd
line which storm df wind had thrown down. ans
away It went on its course, tearing down Tue Post ost
tremendous crash and clatter, Is after ano'nsr
came tumbling down and were added to the qu oSn
retinue Of the train The locomotive arrived IN
in good time, and the engineer then first discover
that he had the lightning behind him.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-15

NORTH CAROLINA GoLD.-We have been gratified
with the sight of some small nuggets Of the real Isl
mon pure stuff from the mine of A. H. Davis Esq,
at Ransom's Bridge, about twenty miles from War.
renton. We understand about forty hands en-
ployed in the mines at the place. averaging from 81
to 81 80 each hand per day. The precious metal is
generally found in grains among the gravel but the
nuggets We saw were turned up in ploughing. The
largest weighed about ten pennyweights ofpure
gold and with others of less size made pretty pile.
:: -. ~ -. WGrrenton Nesca
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HIGH SOUTHERN GRoUND.-Captain Jones' un 10.
States Army, virgnian by birth. stationed NV ~
long since at Benica, California, had with nun 10. 30
body servant slave named Joe. One morning ;'r
Captain was startled BY the news of Joes nas'hs
shot another negro and sterny asked him 20" h" s
dared TO do So Joe seemed at first cast down. yu'
raying himself and looking the Captain full in the
face, replied /" De fact is massa dat ar Niger We
one of dem New York free niggers. He suited ~"
and had to take high sudron ground wild h'n'
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TEE Som OF ,V1Rs1NIAs-The Lynchburg Virgin.
lvania, who emigrated TO Virginia fiom the North,
has just sold the product of twv acres Of ground on
which he raised tobacco the last season. which netted
him IN Richmond three hundred and two dollars and
fifty eight cents. The farm ON which Mr.. B. lives
Ss n
on two acres.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-15

SULPHUR WArEa-our friend, Jesse s. Smith,
who has been sinking well at his residence in this
place. 'struck water" few days since, which prov
ed to be strongly impregnated with Sulpher. You
can detect it by the smell ~ soon as you approach
the WE'LL The water has Chaly beate properties, also
and iscool and delightfl AsAepiZ6 Aeua
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-15

RAnRoAD-The last rail on the Memphis aud Char
lesion railroad was laid on Saturday last. Gov.
Jones' the first President Of the road who had dri.
ven the first spike, drove the last A train passed
over the road Immediately Afterwards thus complet-
ing the connection between the Atlantic and Missis
sppi r
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The CAMEL ExPERlMENT.-The camels in Texas
have been heard from up to the 18th March Ihey
doing well, and those first brought over are IL
for the transportation Of supplies between san
Antonio and Camp Verde. Three Titles ones were
born in March and are thriving and five or six more
births are expected. From the reports ofthe cona'.
ton of the animals, at present, and through inc
eleven months that the first importation have oeen
on the continent, we may regard all doubts as 10
their acclimation dsspated, and that SO much oil Inc
experiments is fixed fact The only remaining .a III,
determnate point is the character of the stock tna'
may be produced. For this, time will be reqar. .;t
The officers in charge are, however, sangune toa.S
will fully equal that of Asia Minor and Africa au'
may, by proper attention. be more highly developer
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They are about to build new Court House I'D T r.,
wilson county, at tha county seat-Lexington; tbs
building is to cost $4,000 and is expected 10 os
finest Court House in the State.