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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13
A GRAND SCHEME.

The Illinois and Michigan Canal is one
hundred miles long. 1t connects Chicago
with the Illinois river, intersecting the lat
ter at Peru. 1t is now proposed to enlarge
this canal, SO that boats OF the largest class
may pass from Lake Michigan TO the Illi-
nols river. it is argued by writer in the
Chicago Democratic Press, that such an im-
prosement as will enable vessels of 500 or
l0o0 tons of burden to pass from Chicago
to tue Atlantic will in few years be made
as It will be absolutely necessary to ac-
commodate the rapidly increasing com
merce OF the lakos, whether direct trade
with Europe, without transLipnlent, be de-
slrable or not. As a step preliminary to
tue great enterprise, the writer urges the
formation OF joint stock company to i'm
prove the, navigation OF the Illinois river by
iocAS ane cams, SO as to secure at all seas
ons depth of six feet water in the channel
to the Mississippi. This impro vement, it is
estimated, would cost three millions of dol
iars' and the time required to complete it
from the commencement would not be more
than two years. Should the Legislature
of Illinois grant favorable charter, the
writer says, the stock would be readily
subscribed.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

C by virtue Of an ore.er Of tbe O.
phans' Court Of Bedford county. the suhscr;b.
er will sell at public sale on the premises !,
81. Clair Township, Bedford county, on Satnr.
day the fth day of March, next, the following
reai estate late To property of masl w right
A lot or tract Of land situate in said town.
snip, adjoining lands Of Nathan H. Wrirbt,
heirs OF Robert Smith, Amos Oldham and oth.
srs' containing about nineteen acres more or
iess, All cleared and under fence, and within the
limits OF the town of Pleasantyilla han;n .ne
TWO story log dwelling house, double harm s,d
other out buildings thereon erected with a wal,
oi never falling water at the door, and aIso
with two good orchards theron.
:, Terms cash, aud possession given on the
nrst day Of April next. ~ 'ue
JACOB H. WRIGHT,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13
GREEN SPRING FARM FOR SALE
U-The above oropcrtv la,a a., :I

~ Inc above property, late the resia.
ence OF David Piper, decd, situate on Pi,er.
Run, Hopewell Tp., Bedford county Pa. IS of
fered at Priyate Sale.
Inc above property contains In all 4z0 acfes.
more or less, being divided into three difFsran,
tracts as follows:
lst. The Mansion Tract, containing I3s acres
more or less, Of first rate quality oflimestona
| land, about l00 acres cleared, in a high state
OF cultivation, under the best of fence a good
orchard ofchoice grated fruit, a cool Sncar
camp, one of the best springs of lirnestons
water IN the county, the water from which rms
close 10 the barnyard.
Inc improvements are large and very con-
venient Dwelling House good brn. RI. has
corn CRIB aud wsgonshed in the country a pnod
stone springhOuSe, aud all other neaas sxarv on,
/ buildings, all in good repair
I'd. The Mountain Trac:. fby WAY ofd;.tinc-
tion,) lying on the west side of the n,snsio,
tract adjoining lands of Cars heirs. KINGS
ana others, along the foot of Tussevs Mountain
containing 200 acres, more or less. abont an
acres Cleared, good two story Log House
thereon erected with a small orchard
: od. The Warrior Ridge Tract, adjoining the
mansion tract, on the east, coatainiar 80 acres
more OF less, of good limestone lana. abont
20 acres cleaed
All the nncleared land of the above three
s,.'o's y wen nm noered, and pretty nearly all
susceptible Of cultivation.
TAKEN all together, the above pronerty has
lew superiors as whea growing and stock
r1islns itrn. The best Of runoing water being
az ascessaole to pretty near every field, the best
OF range for stock on both sides of the farm
!, 4 ne cleared land pretty nearly surrounded hy
the best OF timber.
The following pre- is asked, nsnely:-s5a
dollars per acre for tbs mansion tract: $50 ne,.
acre Tor the mounta tract; So per acre fo,.
the warrior ridge tract. - II
:, one tract viii not he sold, without selling
me whole, except at an advanced price. An
andisruted title viii be given by
THE HEIRS.
For further particulars adlres,
J. T. PIPER,
po.c Bludy Run.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

The New York Times Company have
made handsome speculation out of the
Brick Church property on Nassau street.
They bought it, about year since, for two
thousand dollars aud the Government has
now decided to purchase it of them for a
Post Office site, far four hundred aud fifty
thousand dollars.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

The man, Al'Kin, that we mentioned in
our lastas having been taken up in Phila-
dclpbia on suspicion Of being the murderer
of Norcross, was discharged. The mur-
derer is yetat large.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13
"a a. Va HDe

THE subscribers take this method of inform
9 the people OF Bedford County that they
ave opened Wholesale and Rstaa Clotaiag
5fore,at No. 5, Lloyd's Row, Hollidaysburg,
fe.,where they win at all tiries have ON hand
arge supply Of every article in the Clothing
Line. They wouid be pleased to see all their
friends at their establishment.
s. HERSHMAN,
II. SHoENT HoL.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13
> AVID OYER, EDITOR Avn rRoFRlEfoa
The present bas been quite thronged

The present has been quite thronged
Court. Plenty Of Mickey cases from Broad
top-assaults and Batteri ies--and selling
Liquor without license. Hurra for he ft'rign-
ersi These cases viii cost the county from
four to elghs hundred dollars, and from all
accounts next court will cost the county
thousand more in the same way Is It not
time Americans should LOOK to their own
interests
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13
HARM FOR SALE.-TSe sn6..r;5o

rOh oALE.-The subscriber
- viii offer Tor sale on Saturday the 7tb
,s aay OF MarcA next, inthe Borough Of Bedford.
,nas ,ai wen known farm, called the Blair Fam,
oo.ongins 10 the estate Of John Keeffe, decd,
containing about one hund red acres n,ors ~ ~
less, adjoining William Keetfs's farm the land
is 2. good quality, part limestone, aud the bal
size sltte land, part cleared, and the balance
WI ,la.ered; the improvements are a comtort-
a~'e dwelling house, barn aud other out build
inEs usual on such places.
place OF salc by ''''1
SAMUEL BROWN, surviving
Executor of the last will d., of
Feb. ls, 1867. ' 'Se a.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

We regret that We were unable to attend
the Republican Getting on Tuesdeg night.
We learn that the meeting was very largely
attended, and that everything passed of
tremendously. Eloquent speeches were
made by a. King, j. II. Filler, s. L. Rus
sell andJas. S. Tussy Esqs. The proceedings
will be found in another column.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13
New JeWelry.

f7HE subscriber has opened out i new md
4 splendid assortment OF all kinds of n.
most fashionable .Irweirr- consisting in rarto
Breast Pins. Finger Rings, Ear Rings. &c. &c
Gail asid see his stock
del3 DANIEL. BORDER.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

JoB Mann, o. II. SPASG.
4 AW 2ARTNERSHIP.-T audersir,.
Ia have associated themselves IN the pyart;rs
OF the Law, and xillpromp;Iy Atteni 10 ali 1,,.i.
ness entrusted TO their care in bedford ana a.
dining counties.
0Z-ofiiee on Jalianna Street, three door,
south OF Aengel House and opposite the resi-.
'ience Of Maj. Tate.
Jane lst-l858 IT,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

Gf0NEEFARE.-Cream Crooks. NIL
~ Gfoeks of allsizes: Butter Dishes fron,
one io one and hail gallon Pitchers. an -
|hich are 81 best qullitr, for sale l,y
a. FERGUSON.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

The Harrisburg Telegraph is Publishing
. series of biographies of members of the
Legislature. The following Is from that
paper in regard to the Senator from this
District:
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

EOhalop's Magic Hair Dye, Co!ors in>,.,,.
Z 0asiy, the Hair or Wlriskers iet El1ei. :.
beautiful brown. Also, Phaions Chem;raI ~; "
lnygoratoF. superb article sor ,reservin, sas
beautifsipg She Hair. can be purchased ~ 80
Harry, at the cheap Drug Store. "'
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

PPERicAN TRIuMPH--At a special
on for Councilman il the Twelfth
OF Baltimore, on Monday the Ameri.
rndldate, John L Ford, Esq. was
d ~ the very handsome majority Of
votes over his opponent, being al
bean gaia OF S4l votes, as compared
he vote for Mayor at the last election.
% deada
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

e hundred members of the Legislature
lbated among this number of taxable
pilants % makes the ratio of representa-.
1851. Philadelphia will thus have
teen representatives, which will be
of two members. Berks county will
me member and Schuylkill will gain
Lancaster will probably retain her
fnt number, FIVE, as her fraction over
II large. There will be no material
Pc IA ether parts Of the State Bulie-
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

We have not been able to pay much
attention tic our paper this week. VIII try
TO 90 better next tine.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

10 aerp the toeth and gu1is healfIlr.-r,.
L Bazin's Rose tooth paste, o. the Balm 80
a Thousand Flowers, with geod in.,b 81
OF winch eau be purchased cheap. at DR.. Hsr-
ry's. - -'''-
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-13

irFMs OF iewi Ngws- Little Yiuton,
mp IL Benton eopasy. Is et,f lhe spuukiest
places Of its size - I"as. AMI + improving
rapiilJ--seitline ~ ~i,h people Of The
right stripe, Is @,r be Inferred from the
fael 'lAt they saprof! t,ro aercsoapers,
a splenui,i seni u eoaI troin four to FIVE
feet il tiiic isness, has osen discovered near
Union Niii-, Mahaska county
Cerro Gor.lo county has voted to take
$4,000 If stock u ths Metifegor's, St.
Peter, nj Missouri River Railroad The
principal towns in tae roaaty are increasing
rapidly ii wealth and population.
A ,oaag gifi IN Fredenia, IL. "
WIS arrested fer a petty fheft Of money
When hetofe the conrf, a young man appear
ed and offered u pay lie stolen money aud
eests if the ease could be sia}ed. The
tnouey-sbau. sl8 il ali-Was thus paid,
and the PARTY refusing 70 appear. the girl
vas discharged The Justice, l.y request,
married The parties Such an
exhibition of true love on the part of the
swain is deserving of an extraordinary
measure of connubial felicity, but whether
his devotion will be thus rewarded, tie fu-
ture must determine.
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nUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE-

Bedford Co., Pa, Feb, 10, l85s.-sm'
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
" RUTHERFORD DEMOCRAT"

NJHE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING PURCHASED THE
~ materials of the Rutherford press take pleasure
nouncing the people of North and South Carona that
they intend publish in tie town of RuherfOrdtOn, n c.
u Weekly Paper, called THE RUTHERFORD DEMO-
Graf" on the sth of April next.
The DEMOCRAT will advocate the principles of the
great Democratic Party with its utmost ablityhe only
true and conservative party in existence and only
party that the South, people, look to for carrying
out the laws and Constitution of our government.
The Democrats of North Carolina have long cong contin-
ucd press forward without fterng in their ons
extend and widen their ranks the State; and that
they triumph. MT let again to f0rfy
posts all parts of the State for the struggle in August
In time of peace let prepare for war; by buck
ling again for the approaching Congressional
campaign
The DEMOCRAT will be devoted to Politics. Internal
Improvements, Agriculture, News, Select and Original
Reading Matter. Poetry, &C., &c.
The Subscribers have secured several correspondents
the Southern States determined to make
per a welcome visitor to every iireside
One copy Invariably in advance) 81
Six copies, IL
Fifteen copies 81
twenty copies, IS
The terms of advertising in the DEMOCRAT will be
follows:
One square, LIST insertion, az lines less) 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 25
Longer advertisements in proportion.
Contracts viii be made with advertisers at the above
contract 33 per cent. will be deducted from the gross
amount
All letters be addressed the subscribers at Ru-
therordton n. c. and persons subscribing will please
the papers from being the wrong post office.
J. FORREST GOWAN,
ALEX. DIG. TUMBRO.
Rutherfordton n c., March Q. 1857. So
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Notjh~ tina StaQoato
Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly,
RALEIGH, n. G.

RALEIGH, n. c.
Weekly Standard s2ayear;
Semi-Weeky s. '"
Invariably advance No subscription received
time than six months.
The Congressional campaign is opening and now is the
time circulate the documents. The Standard WILL for the
future has done in the past pursue the straight track
of Democratic principles, contcndng for
mnistation of the government construction of the
Constitution, the rights of the individual States and of
each and section of the Union and will oppose
vile and fnatica sms of the day, whether they come in
the chrysas form of Know Nottingham the full edged
and mature condition Of abolitionism We regard the
slavery question: involving the RICH of the South the
paramount question of the day. and in comparison with
which all others sink into insgnifcance On its solution
depends the Union of the States and the hopes republic
canism.
We appeal to friends throughout the State aid
in extending circulation We will repay them the
extent of ability, in advocating and defending their
rights and principles.
Money sent by mail is at our risk. Address
HOLDEN & WILSON,
Raleigh, N. c.
April 2s, 1857. As
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
IL SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, N. C. This
Company nsures the lives individuals for year, term
of for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits of the Company For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the pre-
MUM therefor amounts to $780, note may be given for
half the amount of the premium bearing interest at per
cent without guaranty.
The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid
by this Company together with the low rates of premium
present great inducements to such disposed to in
sure.
SLAVES insured for term of from to five years.
for two-thirds their value.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof
Is presented.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, WM ID. Cooke,
WIN. w. HOLDEN WM. H. JONES,
JNo. G. WILLIAMS Qu1NrEN BusBEE,
H. w. Hustled, X. p. BATTLE
WV. H. MCKEE, D. G. rowLE
P. F. PEscuD, R. H. BATTLE
CHARLES B. ROoT.
OFFICERS.
Dr.. CHARLES E. JOHNSON President
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN, Vice President.
R. H. BATTLE, Secretary.
WILLIAM H. JONES, Treasurer,
II. W. Hustled, Attorney
W. H. Mckee, Medical Examiner.
S 8 ssss' E. Roor, Executive COM
WI MCKEE, mittee.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, NJ. b. Medical
WILLIAM II. McKEE, NJ. D.. Board of
For further information, the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms of proposal which NAV be obtained
at the Office OF the Company, any Gifts Agencies.
Communications should be addressed (post paid, to
July IA, 1857. So
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,

SESSlON lS57-'5S.
VUNHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
IL will commence the LIST of October, 1857 at the C1l'
lege Building of Marshall and College Streets klcn'
mond, and terminate on the LIST of March 1888.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy by Charles Bell GioOn
Theory and Practice of Medicine by David H. Tucker,
NJ. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Martin P. Scott, NJ. D.
NJ D.
Anatomy, by Arthur E. Peticolas. NJ D. =,
Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence, by
Levin s. Joyncs, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, o
Jane, H. Conway NJ. D.
Demonstration of Anatomy, Marion Howard NJ d. -,
The study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted WIN
the most ample facilities and very tring expense
Clinical Lectures regularly given at ut Inc cGh.s
Infrmary. This Infrmary, under the roof WIN n
College, is at all times well filled with Medical and SURG
cal cases. and furnishes peculiar facilities for Chnca "
struction.
Many Surgical Operations are performed in the presence
of the class, and the Students being daily admitted 10 1
opportunities for becoming familiar not only win n
symptoms and diagnosis Of disease but with its daily p'
Amount of Fees for Iecturos sos 90
M,tr;o,Iot;,, L.. ~So'' 90
Practical Anatomy ~ w
Graduating Fee, y w
The price of Board including Fuel, Lights and Servants
attendance varies from 81 TO s. per week. The ta'as
containing fuller information CONCERNING the Institute
be forwarded to those who apply for il, SPECIFIC
will be answered by letter.
Deauof tile fafuHS
J,Iv IN 1os1 L6--6m.
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TESTIMONIAL.
LEXINGTON, Davidson Co., N. G,
Nav II. 1857.

LEXINGTON, Davidson Co., N. g,
May II, 1857.
DIR. J. A. CLoP11oN: Dear Sir:-Yours of May s. was
received at home Jamestown, Guford Coy yesterday but
had not then time to came here to-day to court
end made inquiry the which had been under
and attention. and learned that very mpo
ant had been effected by your medicines That of
Mr. Samuel Bingham of Mocksve and Archibald P. Car
your behalf in the suit had been settled Mr. Mabry
was also referring to important of young lady that
have small hard, dry scab my cheek which is get
ting little Doctor what will cure t 1t has been
there for several years.
Most Respe fully,
GEORGE G. MENDENHALL.
June 2, 1857. 55-sw2m.
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.
GREENSBORO. n C.

NhE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will commence Oh Monday, August 3d. 1851.
The couse of study thorough and systematic embra
eng everything necessary to complete, solid and orna
mental education The buildings arranged as t,
combine the comforts of home with the advantages of
school Instructors of the highest qualifications
poyed in each of the departments No institution the
country possesses advantages superior to Edgeworth
Catalogues containing all necessary information respect
ing the course OF instruction. terms &C., will be forwa ded
on application to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal,
Greensboro. N. c.
July IA, 1857. e7-2m
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE 1.-THE SUBSCRI.
IL Der finding the superintendent of his Drug Store to
interfere too much with his professional business offers it
for sale. He store choice assortment of the
very best Drugs &C. The custom of the Store is
the best paving the State good Apothecary make
he will sell ON time. Apply to
De. E. BURKE HAYWOOD,
57-swtf Raleigh, N. C.
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WILSON ACADEMY
AND
Wilson Female Sem i mary,

UNHESE SCHOOLS WILL. BE REOPENED FOR THE
II admission of pupils Tuesday, the first day of Sep
tenbe 1857, under the supervision and tuition of Mr. and
Mrs RCHARDsoS aided by thoroughly competent and
application the Principal ID. s. Richardson A. NJ }
Cornish Flat New Hampshire until the 18th of August,
and Wilson, N. g. after that time VIM II. Bum,
Esq, at Wilson.
June 3d. 1857. 61-tf
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Sale of Valuable Town Property.
an THE nth DAY OF AUG UST NEXT, (MONDAY
" of County Court the Commissioners of the of
Beaufort will offer at public sac the Water lots the
south side of Front Street. which remain unsold together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms made known on the day of Sale.
WIN. LEECRAFT !
BORDEN HASKITT
THOMAS DUNCAN. Com.
VIM. F. BELL, JR,
JOHN DAVIS,
Beaufort, July Z, 1857. esd
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ROUND HILL FEMALE SEMINARY.

ROUND HILL FEMALE SEMINARY.
MISS PATTIE DUTY, Principal.
MISS MARIA DUrY, Assistant.
Miss SUSAN Duty A'S''an'S'
TlHE FALL SESSION WILL OPEN ON THE 18TH
IL of july Having secured the services of the above
accomplished ladies, confidently promise satisfac
ton to all who may favor with their patronage. The
first two have had considerable experience teaching and
have shown themselves superior in both scholarship
tory honors in talented Glass Greensboro College.
The Seminary located in healthy, hiy section of
Orange County12 miles Northeast of Durhams Station
the Central Railroad.
Primary English, 81 90
Higher Branches 10 90
Advanced Studies, 1900
Latin, extra, 90
French, Z" 90
Music Piano or Guitar Is 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Needle work gratis.
For further particulars address the Proprietor at Round
D. G. PARRISH, Proprietor.
TRUSTEES
DR. F. NJ Holt, Ch'mn A. J. Roberts, Esq, Marcus Har
rs ESQ.,, Rev. j. A. McAannen Addison Mangum, ESQ.,,
Rev. S. D. Umsted, Lieut. R. F. Webb.
June l9, 1857. 60-t
KNAPP OF REEDS MALE ACADEMY.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
II will open on Monday 9Th day of July next, under
the instruction of Mr. John Devn Principal who is recon-
mended by the Faculty of Wake Forest College being
thoroughly qualified to teach preparatory school Tuition
heretofore liberal. Board 81 50 per MONTH For par
ticulars, address the subscriber.
KNAPP Of Reeds, Granville Co., NC.
June %, 1857. 6l-St
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SUPERIOR COURTS

The Superior Courts held in the seven Circuits by the
following officers: Judges-Samuel Person, Of New Han
over County; Matthias Manly, of Craven John DICK
of Orange; John Ellis, of Rowan; and Rom1lus NJ
Saunders, of Wake Socitors-Eias C. Hines rides the
First Circuit Geo Stevenson of Craven rides the second
Circuit; VIM A. Jenkins rides the Third Circuit; Ihos
Run of Orange rides the Fourth Circuit Robt Strange
of Cumberland rides the Fifth Circuit William Lander OF
Lincoln rides the Sixth Circuit Marcus Erwin OF Bun
ombe rides the Seventh Circuit The Courts are held as
foil
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HTlLLSBOROUGH GOLD MINING AND
LII TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.-A called meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Hsboro Coal Mining and
Transportation Company will be held in the City of Raj
eigh, N. c.. Wednesday, 18th August next. A full
attendance is desired, business of Importance will be
presented. .-
VIM. H. VIRGINS, Secretary.
July II, 1857. 66-td.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.

a NEW VOLUME (THE 18th OF THE PRESENT
n SERIES commences with the July No, and the under
signed have the of that at no period
connected with it, with OF them vergng to
quarter of century, has this Journal been prosper
Gus, useful and acceptable to its readers Their
great object has been to present PRACTICAL useful Work.
suited to the meridian in which it mainly crcuates the
Middle Southern and South western Staes-and they have
the unmsakable evidences of ISIS accepaby with those
for whom they labor The conductors only reiterate
the heretofore made OF their determination to
tnue devote their best abilities the service in which
they have been long to guard the interests of
the farmer aud planter and raise the standard Of their
ted well by their wealth and influence. and the mpor-
lance of their calling upon the destines of the nation
- The Farmer published monthly in octave form,
volume containing about pages reading matter besides
$50 800 pages of advertisements upon every subject con-
nected with agriculture with neat printed cover and
mailed at 81 per copies for SIS; Is for &c. and
80 for $2O payable in advance Address
S. SANDS & WORTHTNGTON,
l2S Bait ST., Baltimore, Md
june e. 1887 56-4t.