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SIXTY-FIIE ACRES.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of
atui,,uatiOA upon he esae OF Robert
FaIrman, !a,e OF Greenwood to1n. ship. Col.
CO., deceased, have been eranled 10 TIE ua-
de'sisned, both of whom are also residents
OF Greenwood Township. All parsons III
deoied TO the SAID es,l'e are requested 10
make payment wIthou, delay. and those hav-
IGs accounts for settlement tn rrsse7, them
forthwith 10 ELISHA HAiIIAN,
EDITH FAlRNAN,
Greenwood, Feb IS, 81. -4EnTf-
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MISS MARRYATT'S NEW NOVEL:
HENRI LILLE:


OR, LIFE AND EXISTENCE.
By Miss Emilia Mauyatt, daughter OF the
lale Captain Dlarryau - mo-, clolh. 420
pages. PrIce Sl,0O.
What the Pass say OF Henry Lyle:
eve hope to see ;his book in every well
selected Library. 1t is worthy Of place
among the finest works of any era."-Frg-
-er's lN0ga=i"e,
1T is crushing rebuke TO the tendency
Of the present generation to ialidelily.-Lon-
don Athenetm.
eve have seldom had an opportunity OF
enjoying more fascinating or more in
slructive novel. ei."-1rtbme.
"The lady writes IN a style to please the
people quite as we'll and as skilifully as her
father did. Get copy OF Henry
Lyle" forthwith. Times
Published by GARRETT, DICK Il FlTZ-
GERALD, No. Is Ann Street, New York.
For sale by 7 B. PETERSON.
LlPPINCOTT X CO,
W. +. HAZARD x co.
Copies OF the above work sen. 10 any al
dress tree OF PostaSs.
L,
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HoLLowAY's Pills. Delicate females, who
suffer from these peculiar disturbances o
The system incident TO the genlier sex, wal
find in these Pills safe remedy for all the
functional disorders under which they may
labor. Acting specifically upon the local ir
regularity, and generally upon the system
this comprehensive remedy will simulta'
neously remove the immediate cause of sul.
fering, and invigorale all the bodily organs
which have been affected bv sympathy there.
with. In the three most perilous phases ol
female existence, the dawn of womanhood
the period Of maturity, and what is termed
"the change of lite," The Alternative and re.
s,orative properties of these Pills render them
Indls2ensa BILE TO the gentler sex.
WOODLAND CREAM'-1 Pomade foy
bsGuf1ymg the Hair--Eighly perfumed,
superior 10 any French article imported, and
for half the price. For dressing Ladies Hail
1t has no equal, giving ii a bright glossy ap.
pearance, Ii causes Genllemen's Hair Ia
curl in the most natural manner. 1t removes
dardruff, always giving the hair the appear.
ance of being fresh shampooed. Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FErRlDGE s. Co,
Proprie,ors of the
Balm of a thousand Fiotrers."
For sale BY all Druggists. New York
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Traverse Jurors for May Term, '57.

Bloom-Nlorrs Van Buskirk.
Briarcreek-Henry Rtenhouse, Henry
Doak, John Freas.
Beaver-Charles Michael, Moses Schlich
er, Jacob Biitenbender.
Beulon--Rchard Stiles, Joseph C. Hess.
Cenlre-John Fester, Jacob Hagenbuch.
Calawssa-Daniel Claywell.
Greenwood Abraham Drebelbis, Jacob
Biuenbauder.
HemIock-Reuben Bogart.
Jackson-Gcorge Farver, Tram Derr.
Locusl-!ohn l.. HiTst, Jonas Berningcr, G.
C. Hover, Edwin Jchn.
Mlflin-John Folk, Henry Bellas, Thomas
Alen, Hiram Freas.
Madison-Nehemiah Weliver, Richard
Demou.
Mounlple Shipman, Philip
Crawford, Paul Kline.
Roaringcreek-William Dresbach.
Scott-Reece Fairman, William Myers,
Thomas Schneidman, Willard c. Green.
Sugarloaf-George Stedman.
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ENeCuIorS NOiice.

NOTICE J.. hereby given tia, .s,.e-s .es;a-
nenia'y unoC he safe ci Peter Esrccae
,a'e OF Vi tia iow1sL.P, Columbia cou-ty,
deceased, aa.e bes1 g;al.ei 70 tue uGder-
siEled residing IN lie ,ow-sLiP Q: u tia.
All persons Indebted . i1e es.a's are re-
guessed 10 make payment v.Eaou, teiay. and
those having accc1l,s .cr payment 10 prsssoi
.-sL -
JOHN II. Heller E-.--a-r.
MIN 'oTG>-T-- t-as Il tS5T-S%
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Caut-l. Luz c.. March ts.,lss-.

WHEAVLET-S ARCH STREET THEA
W INE- ia >tssss, logsg Sa-,t gI.fr-
Tgs SytN CcM.sST. Ccn rcSe. q r1s ir<t
A1.sS ~ 80 G--G. Igt 9EcssGl1g 4
>;cs-s.- trt - sH. lry D-arI.fc cCrsjaa-
-toa res. .'.-ss cts-es1 9, = rnsatc c,csl Fue-
=, W.. 4r.sI: ,Ec,&[ NIGHT a Censuy.
r-uEst., >ss.o-CCr.e DcsmA, Fa4iestllss.
N.>cl Sc-s.I> Sc. 81.
" W5sr v>.sE ssci,v - .nsrs.
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CilTlaN.

w ASK y nv Was, CaiOanns, has est
nv ee,, i.td soafd wttnoas any luSs saSsss,
.ussAsrt al pSrSssaS agatdsS Eastss lss
- ny secoaaS, A. { vii acs pay any 3esss
,, lsI seGir4csiIs Aessaiec,,
THOMAS CcC R>ScN
P,ls 'swnsAf,, March ,, fSSe-t,.s
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J. c. j. 4. H. Willard
Board and parlor, $40
Paid, VIM. RILEY"

This may be considered right in Washing
ton, but in all other laces in this wide world,
it would be considered sheer swindling.
Ii is downright robbery. But such is the
experience of every man who visits Wash
ing,on. An old gentleman who was solicited
by Book Peddlar on the cars 10 purchase a
"GuiGe through Washington" said "experl.
ence had taught him that the best guide was
face well filled with brass, and purse well
lined with gold"
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE = hereby gwen tha, ,s-s 'ss;a-
ueu.a:y 1900 tas ss,s;s CT Noses lLcEsr-y.
iI'e O. Fssa.Egcrssk ,own>sz-. Ccluuaa
cocly, deceased. aIve cesI --a1.sd u %
uGds'slzCsd 'sSjcEa- 1. Gambia, LGzs-1s Co.
Al psscas IacsctsL % ;ls es,l,3 are escges-
ed . make pay yUsCs SG,cut ceiay. ard
.aose aaSt5S accounts scs pIyna-: q 1fesecs
hem % JAMES AcdENSI.
Ese.111r.
C1r,t:a. IL. c. NI-ch ts..rSs-
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Hotel EXtOrtion.

To the Editor cfthe PhRd, Evening Journal
SIR: The following incident may be INFER.
eslihs 10 those who have desire TO visit the
city OF Washington. We have a friend who
reached Washington by the late train from
Baltimore, at o'clock, Monday evening,
March %. Being unexpectedly called home
by telegraph, on accouu; of sickness in his
family, he took the cars for homo on We'd
nesday, the 9th inst, at o'clock, A. NJ,
having remained in the hotel (WilIarG's) one
day and two nights. His party consisted Of
himself and wife; his accommodations a
chamber and parIor. Being an abstemous
man, he had 10 extras, as the bill shows.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
All bills presented weekly Tor payment
WASHINGTON, d. c., March "a, 1857.
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REACTION. The Democratic gain in JET
fersou county, N. Y, since last fall, is 1900,
as shown by the vote on supervisors IN
Oneida county, Matleson's district, there was
a majority against tho Democrats last iali oil
4777. Now there is u Democratic majority
Of 23i.
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- ~ ''7r- I'HIVNJ y
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.

The quantity and qualify OF the bile are of
vital Importance TO health. Upon the liver,
the gland wach secfs,es this fluid. these
Pills operate specifically, inialibly rec,ilying
lls irregularities, aud efiOclualy curing Jaun.
dice, Bilious Remiianls, and all Tho va,isiias
OF disease generated by an unnatural condi.
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EGNM1WAN'S PIlhlLSo
The Exciting Canse of Sickness.

The blood is The life sustaining agent. II
furnishes the coTponents of flesh, bone,
muscle, nerve and inegument. The stomach
is It's manniactory, the veins its distributors,
aud the Inies,lnes the channel through which
The waste matter rejected in It's productions
is expelled. Upon the stomach the circuIa.
ton and the bowels these Pills act simul,a.
neonsly, relieving indigestion, purifying the
iluids. and TegnlaIi 10 The eyctaiinns
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
"a ca s. - Sa3 LIZ - 3
EuEcrrc County. Esa.

a ca - - Ga3 AE - q
EuXcrRc County, Pa.
TIiE Trustees ofthis Institution respec,fullv
l. announce, that il Will be openc for The
reception Of Pupils, u both scxcs. on Monday.
October Goth next, under the immediate care of
Pref JAMES ANDERSON. a. PRINCIPAL.
Mr.. a. is gentleman of extensive ACQUIRE.
Henis md enlarged cyTcrirncc as an educator.
and has been connected With the mos, popur, :
High school, Of Bucks Cg. for several Years.
lie Is also well aud hvorabiy knoHn as a con.
tuDui1f to some Of our leading educational peri.
odicas.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
WIN comprise OrhorrapLy, Definitions Read
ing, PcnmanshIp, Eiymoiogy Geography. Eng.
bTammar, Composition, Arithmetic Algebra
Geometry. Mensuration, Plane and Spherical
lhgonometry, Surveying, Navigation, Asiron
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History. PhysIol1sy.
Na,",al, Intellectual, und aIofsi Philosophy.
and Chemistry.
Glasses in the French, Spanish &. Latin
Languages will be formed as early a. prsctica-
bic, and instruction on Piano-For,e will be
given If desrel
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, ILLUSTRATED by appropriate app,ratu.
Wi! oso he given
SPECIAL ATTENTION will be sail 10
young Ladies' and Gentlemen designing % qual,
ny themselves as Teachers.
TE R MS
FOUR. FIVE and SIX Dollars per Quarter
IN accordance with the studies pursued pay able
one half in advance and the balance stthe close
OF the Quarter
GOOD BOARD can be had IN the village 4,
moderate price.
aT Mr.. A. will deliver an sdIress on Phvsi.
cal, intellectual and Moral education Ou the
day OF commencement. when his method Of
impartng instruction will te i'Lus'r5,et and
the discipline 'nd Management OF the chool
flily explained.
Parents, Guardians, and the friends OF educa
uon generally, arc cordially invited to oe pes.
emf.
d. l.. CHAPLIN, Q. " STEVENS,
JOHN kOUNS. Nd. STILES,
SlLAS DnDSON, JOHN YAPLE,
THOMAS PEALER,
Columbus. Sept, 4, 1856. Trustees.
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KEysTosE BANK OF DAEyILLE. On the 10Th
instant, in the Senate, the bill 10 incorporate
the Keys sioge Bank Of DanvilIe, was reported
iatonbly.
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LOTTERIES.


THE weii.known Maryland Cen nSchSasi
Loueries OF which 4. FRANCE Y &C. a-s
,Hs managers, are cha-srsi - M s,I's q.
Maryland. acj ccmu - c1s. s..c,sI -
iae psopls, who swor4 70 >Ursc-r,s1i l~t
certify Iha, eysryih.rg coG1sc,si D Gem
is tons IN srr,c'Iy ho0c-ac.s rt7rs-. lcL
ina; he in;eris'S OF parties WI, reside al
distance are as well protected 81 II ,osy
themselves were PrvSSg, a i's cr1wr-E-
A"Olher fac; Which 'cs ri-s-s;s cal agsa-
ucn .. j., iaa. a, x ->l"s ave L .sSsl r,S-.
% SsUI o-tsrS trc ucSsis % Narv.IaG. a.
.c@s:,ss ais lssI,EsI ey spsc!I. ,aw IN "a,
StA.s. \ ,5Gsfy : lraSG every cay ot -
mesh. ID ~ cGI..Cc.Ic csl>> : named -.
Gers Gts 7 ~ ~ ;cs u,>, LraS.1y - AXE
p.Acs aHsr ths comma cI,c &C comes -
hfuc. IGc prices :. Ic&-gs ytry Ircm 81
= 50. Ne ucSs,> Gss, acssye-. ss1; ~ -,
Oh Iuc-sy IcI ,Ae SIus - cscs Ned . 10 :
ccJer, The traw,rEs ars Erca - rr,lc 2
O. Scs Hgm Der o. saSG ,cks. >I-sc .cs iA-
Gua plan, ans lstca-v cVsu SraIi>,. Pr.Ls>
vSry 10 1UIc". --cCi 80 - SttN-1C1. \
1cjS-S lcc Ucks.> :. sJSAI-s> 49,. -scs rss
prorYi a,ss .,cc, lat ,as draw - rBI ~ -
al Ps,v la>sr> nc,el. .sss.y 1Hes !. : 9ssc
A~l;s<S
HI. BUESAEo y 50,
NJ, - EayS,0s ;, - SrN NJ. -,
CsN. 81 1887 -tV S.AVngrs, NJ
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a4s JRISING SUN
1ss NURSERIES, & GARDEN,
Ea Germantown Road, half an hour
ride from the Frckange by Omnibus.

<cdkkss, GermanfoWn Road kaT an hours
ride from the Eneh0nge By Omnibus.
SHADE, FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, ROSES, Sc,
Cultivated and for sale in quantities TO suit
dealers and others, including an extensive
and varied assortment OF all The desirable va
rieties of the above, for sale Wholesale and
retail.
Catalogues can be had on application,
gratis. 5. MAUPAY " co.
N. B.-When addressed by mail, direct 10
Rising Sun p. o., Philadelphia. Our stands
are in the Market, Marke, St. below SIKH,
where orders are also received.
March 25lh, 1s57-6i.
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.
5ReSGzInEe%ye2>, &yEaN1a CO orsoo
received and opened then stock merchandise
offered t:loWN! Having
all We all
and
LADIES DRESS GOODS
moh Iesianc Gngham
WHITE GOODS
bonnet
lhteadg amIts&
silk Em
ea sc
AND Shoes or kINDSS SIZES
o have lan
MuIns
in
Lowest Cash Prices
Bloomb
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TEE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.

dyspepsia is The most common disease
among all classes in this country. Irassumes
a thousand shapes, and is the primary soutcs
OF lnnumcrable dangerous maadies: but
Whatever Its type or symptoms, however OBJ
slnate lis resistance 10 ordinary pre- parations.
1t yields readily and rapidly to this searching
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EAsssr ARRIVAL!
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

A c. MENCll respectfully informs his
"a friends, customers, and The public gen.
orally that he has just received from Pbila.
Gephia the first goods of the season, consist
ing oil large assortment of choice and dc.
sjrable
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tD The corn fields of the West threaten
TO come in competition with The coal fields
of Pennsylvania in producing fuel. A far
mer living about $50 miles south of Chi
cago lately got out of coal, and not being
able to procure supply, and having no
wood, he was compelled to resort TO his corn
crib for fuel. He found that the corn sup
piled the place of coal admirably, using cob
and all. He was induced to try the expert
ment further, purchasing load of coal ard
contrasting il as fuel with corn. He found
that the latter was the cheapest and the best,
both costing The same per bushel, 80 cents,
and the experimener has declared that
henceforth he burns nothing but corn. Ii
seems like great waste of material which
could with propnety be otherwise employed.
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BoLD DIsUNIoh "A correspondent OF the
N. Y. Tribune says:
owe come al oEce 10 the expression of a
firm conviction, huEt as ii may seem, that
this Union is not worth saving nor this gov
eminent worth preserving, upon the basis Of
the doctrine of the inaugural, backed by the
coming decision OF the Supreme Court, 10
which the President, by intimalion, clearly
poinls.n
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers al rrya'e sale the
farm con'aiuing ONE HUNDRED AND FIF.
IY ACRES on "tich are a log house, a
log barn, d good spu0L Of waller near tue
house, and a good apple o'chart. The prop
cry wi. make good home lot auy person
who wi,he. 10 farm.
He also offers ;af sale ano.ae: 'rsc. OF land
ling IN P.ae township, Columbia coga,y,
CONTAINING
SIXTY-FIIE ACRES.
About ten acres il cleared. and the BALANCE
vel 'imbe'ed, so IA 70 suPpor: 4 saw-miIi.
For terms apply 10 he slb-cfibe. "a Jack
son township, Columbia county
JOHN kESLER.
Jackson, Feb. 10, 1856.
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WHERE PEPPERMINT COMES FROM. Two
towns in ST. Joseph county, Michigan, pro-
duce large quantities of Peppermint, from
which the oil is extracted by manufacturers
there. liz 1855, $4,000 pounds of the oil
were produced which brough, in the New
York market three dollars per pound. From
eigh, 10 twelve pounds are produced from an
acre Of the plant. The first crop requires
good deal of care, but the next Two years it
yields without attention. After The third year
the crop mus, rotate in order 10 rest the land
The mint is cut in August and the oil is ex-
tracled by dstiation, filtered through fan
mel and put up in tin cans for m arket.
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ElOMnL COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels perform their functions
rroyOsL, ihc whole body suffers. Tens of
thousands die annually Of DJseniery, Diat-
rhGa, Chrome consumption, and other dis
eases of these waste pipes OF the syslem.--
The effect OF the Pills upon all Intestinal Gis.
orders, whether casual or epidemic, ia a
phenomenon in medicine. By following the
printed directions, Tho most alarming cases
oi bowel complaint are promptly controlled
A Word TO Females.
The local debility and irregularities which
are The especial annoyances OF tho weaker
sex, aud which, when neglected, always
shorten life, are relieved for The time being,
aud prevented for tho time to come, by
course of this mid but thorough Alternative.
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STOTES! STOTES! STOJES!
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE!

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE!
IN pursuance of an order OF the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, on TUESDAY,
THE 3ld DAY or M4RCH nert, al ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, Kephord Kline and
Thomas Kline, Executors &C., OF Godfrey
Kline, late oi Orange township, in said coun-
ty, deceased, will expose TO sale by public
vcndue, upon the premises, certain
TRACT OF EAND,
situate in Orange township IN he county oi
Columbia, adjoining lands Of Benz Steiner
on the East, Samuel Lowry on the. South,
Benz. Hayman on the North, Daniel w.
Montgomery on tho Wesl; containing
Ome EEunGrcd and Sixteen
Acres;
whereon is erected II Two story Stone House,
large Stone Barn. ont houses, aud there are
about ninety acres Of cleared land in The
tract. Late the estate Of said deceased sit
uate in the township of Orange and county
aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY,
Bloomsbury, March II, 1857.
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HI. ECESA&C \ 50.
NJ, - EaVv,,s ;, - SNN NJ. -,
EsN a. 1887 -tv SAVm9s,s. NJ
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

Ihave seen no confusion since have been here.
Everything is done quietly and in order. The large
plantation bell seems 10 govern the entire operations
as if by magic, and all appear to understand it's
shrili. clear notes One tap will bring every hand
to the Mansion House yard, two taps put the whole
human and animal creation here to work, three will
set them to feeding the stock four will bring Mr.. 9.
to the house to any one that calls on business,
&C., &C., &c. That bell is the great moderator, and
the only thing that looks tyranncal on the place.
There are ten thousand other things that could
tell Of which would be both novel and interesting
to you; but have already been prolix and tedious
10 me my stay here has been very pleasant as we'll
as profitable. 1t has exemplifed the power OF
order, "heavens first law" as also the beauty and
consistency of good management and humane treat
ment of the slave population. 1 risk nothing in
saying that there is not anywhere in the South
similar number of negroes intelligent, so healthy
and SO happy, of all ages, sexes and conditions in
life; and 1 may truthfully add that no aboring
population the GLOBE Of whatever color or race are
as well cared for in sickness and in health. have
been more than Impressed with the truth of
the poets remark, "The blest of liberal deeds
is wise economy"
Hoping that the foregoing hasty and imperfect
sketch of visit to this model farm may be service
able to your readers generally. am not now, but
was recently and shall ever be in feeling and prin
ciple, if not in residence,
A NORTH-CAROLINIAN.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
The GRAVE OF HENRY CLAY-The editor OF the

The GRAVE OF HENRY CLAY-The editor OF inc
Fort Wayne Times has been on journey through
Kentucky, and went to pay his devoons TO the grave
of Henry Clay. In the cemetery not far from Lex
ington, he searched for it first among those Gov.
cred entsbled slabs, obelisks pyramids and lu,,
posing monuments. but the name was found on non'
of those he sought it among less imposing taoue
where little mound, marked only by the path worn
by the foot prints of devoted countrymen told 'as
the Great Commoner still lived in the hearts Of luz
people. Near by was the monument afecuona'ey
inscribed by Mr.. Clay to his mother On an az ~
joining eminence-which is beautiful site, win AZ
area of half an acre, circular in form-the peope.v
Kentucky are to erect monument OF hen,as s':t
marble Of beautiful design, which is to rise lso ,eo
high, under which the remains of the noble son
sister State are to be deposited The co'" ".
stone will be laid on the 4th Of July next Win
posing ceremonies.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

NORMAL COLLEGE We understand that Joseph
H. Speed has been elected to Professorship in
Normal College; Mr. Speed is at present Principal
of South Lowell in Orange he is graduate of Hamp-
scholar and man of talent.
We also learn that w. Gilmore Simms LID of
s. G. will deliver the address at Commencement (Juy
10 and 16) and that Rev. c. p, JONES' of the North
Carolina Conference, will preach the Valedictory
Sermon.
The Trustees and Conference seem TO be in genuine
earnest it the plans proposed are successfully ex-
ecuted the North Carolina Methodsts will soon have
College surpassed by none in the South.
Greensboro Times
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

The foregoing catalogue was given as all that could
be remembered at the time, but the next dav anob.
er list was received, enumerating articles to the
amont of $780, making the grand total of the val.
ue of young lady's wardrobe $4,000, independent
of the dresses, jewelry, &c., which she was wearing
at the time the trunks were lost Fortunately how.
ever, for the Company, the missing trunks were
found, having been mscarried and their contents ali
safe. Baltimore dme,iron
noteworthy fact about this is the comparative
estimate she placed upon the outside and the inside
of her head.
For the o"tsids.-Artificial flowers, $780, paraso,
S.; shell comb, 81; dressing comb, 81; brush, So
braid hair, 81; curls 81 8 head dresses, SO;
right caps, $2-Total $40.
For the anside.-One book, one dollarl
No doubt the lady rated the two sides OF her era.
MUM at the proper proportion Of value.l