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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-16
Editorial Correspondence.
M.n-N-InN. Jim. II. lsiI

W,w>do>, Jan. -, 1856
Among the mos, important measures to-
nr, C1u-r,,, may BE- rcckonoi the Mime
,a Railroad. anu the lhl providing i"r a
ParfG, Railroad. Minnesota has already
r-,,,iou,I Cuuerr.. Tor an act preparatory
3, her admission into thr Union asa State.
She probably has population of about
200 .CuU-aul about 5000 OF th.' number
We az, cr,libly informed, have cmicr''oi
from Name.
Tn, committee on territories haycTr,lar.
~ and reported h.l. enabling Der 90 form
a STAT, Constitution. anil ahou, ouc.h,li OF
On, present irrrfs-g ur Niuu0.na will hc
.r.an.r-l lut, % State, anil ,nr r..lgc re-.
main a territory under thc o.i organic agi.
Tacdui1ur lrur 8, 90 run N.rih and South,
and chen, 6, raEr.rut territory ,1 mako two
ar-r. wealthy, powerful static. N'd.a't
n,.raI communications would adj greatly
90 hers wealth and prosperity, anil ,hc COIN.
mi,,re on rlllI, land, hrraEr,,d iorgrar,
"a I,ll giving alternate sections % ;hc Tah..r
auIs On build a trunk road through ,hr
state. similar grant. have h.ru made Co
,l, Western states. by a.t Cun:r's..s, and
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the salute Of 'Nalcgak " was repeated with
an increase Of energy, that was anything
but pleasant.
There were guests bcf,ro me-siK stur-
dy denllens Of the ncighborlng settlement.
They had been oyernken by the storm
while hunting and were already crowded
upon the central dais of honor They
united in the yell Of welcome and soon
found myself gisping the ammouiacal steam
u fourteen vigorous, amply lei. unwashcl,
unclothcd fellow lOdscrs. haA como
somewhat exhausted. by an eighty miles
jpur1ey, Though the atmosphere Of tho
lOcs tho thermometer inside wis AZ ninety
degree. above rcro, and the vault measured
fifteen frt by SIX. Such an amorphou-
mas Of compounded humanity, one could
So nowhere els men, women, children,
with nothing bot their native dir, 70 cover
them, twncd and dovc,aiIci together Iiko
the worm. in a fishing basket.
40 hypcrbolc could cEars,rn,c that
which. in scriou. earnest give as the
truth. Tho platform measured but seven
feet in breadth by SIX in depth. the .har,
brias .rmi.cliptiral. Upon tins, including
cmlirn and excluding myself were be-
slowed thirteen persons.
"Tho ko,luk u each matr1u was glow
ins with hnmr sixteen inches long. 4
1irrrr quarter or valru,, which lay frozen
on the ho1r Of the nrtsk, was cut into
steaks and thr kplop'ui. began g, smoke
with a burden Of ten or Gfrrl pounds
apiece. Mct,k, with a liti,e amateur aid
from some Of the .lc,rers, emriIaI tlc.,
Without nv assistance. | BAD tlc most
cordial invitation TO rrcccic tl,m, but /
had Sen enough Of the culinary regime %
render % impossible. broke my i,,, un .
handful Of frolrn liver nuts, that E,I
brought me-, and hurtin. out irtp a pro.
u~ Precipitation, stripped Ike the r-,,
throw my wolI.tirrI oro,s, across Mr..
Eilariurk'. cI.r.mi'i-., rut hrr DIE hand
baby under my arm pc, r.llovrl my bead
on Nyouk'. somewhat warm stomach. and
thus an hon1rnd guest, and IN ,hr place VI
honor, i,lI asleep"
Tho DR. must have cnnyrl q i' 1r 10
was sleep, flu and Glih, al in one.
DR. Kane ani hls party continued 90 in-
habit ths hrs, until Angus, Of doc second
summer, with the horr that Doc might yet
return Ia her as Lc llI come, lul Dc now
CAV, up all hope, aud prepared o. leave by
,l,Isr aul bya'. n, bal s5ms thirteen
hundred mile, 70 travel, ig order 90 reach
the south OF Greenland. H. was compelled
% hlul Do, three boat, an .l,I.,, some for
Is mile, before BE- could arrive AZ doe open
water. Bu, li, party after uuvu,ial tod,
weak anil cmara,.l, fnai,g dragged tho
beats 20 the open water 900 smiths strait
whore they an embarked ou them, trusting
{, thc mercy of tbr 80, tie bee lui lao
wind. !, time, wasting 1iih huugr, auI
20 time. ,ucslns to llIt tbeir boat. upon tho
los. o. save them from irr u,Is, 20 hst
They arrived IN ,he opn water OF Balm.
Bay, and az length tie s.'tlcm,nto, OIIr5-
na'.s, on thc southern o"a't"' Greenland.
Here they met steamer 100 search oil "'"'
and were once more rri1rrI % e'mi'r' ana
civilization. They Immediately thereafter
cmhUsoi lUr Now York.
A.u thc literary c'ane,rr Of those tao
volumes, let's suffice O. say, t0a' tury ar'
written .n simple, familiar style. ana
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-16

Edward Dovaer, man Of incorporate
habits, attempted suicide in Auburn, last
saturday, while hborins unjer an attack
er 5si1gn 'r,nc7,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-16

Ne rcquircd e. make an annual rytgru O. the
Board Of Agriculture, OF all agricultural
products OF each c,ty, town and plantation.
Such statistics would soon furnish us a cor-
r,yt account of our productions, and as COM
tinucd from year % YEAR would show the
progress made TIE compensation Of the
SECRETARY scyms entirely inadequate iDr lIs
srvic,., altcr dclaCuns his uccSsary cX-
Psnses.
But dos not the true AND hr,t policy of
the state require thatwe should 81 ono step
iur,hJr2 knowledge is th' only ,Daul ha-
ss Of al pursuits. Practice | know is in
dispenablc. buta knowledge Cd, that which
lie at the foundation i, necessary o. guide
and lircct practice. Agricultural cagmis-
Try j. the foundation of emil 't,Uri a-rirui-
turc. 4 knoWlel-e ol what c1mV1sss thc
sJiI--0t what 10 c1ntlius--'t What 10 u de-
tcisnt. What should D. added, or sHhtuctri,
- make 10 productive. and what Nrc thc
Ilhnt, " r0ots h5-t adapted % each, b. most
obviously necessary O. 0u improved urd ga.
li.htcned cultivation. The relation 'r'Wtlu
agriculture and chemistry is Truly apr
tAut, and when that relation sHl'i N" lH'IN
understood and applied. agriculture VII
ual.y hrCamr science, and r't'.iI zoo VIE
10 D. believed. DE- 81 much irrr' s'i, That "lf
Iry~lut crols will d. r,-lr.iri a.m"'i 'rs. ;-
nfEeaut. / have not tfr tm'. nHg is i.i,
tlc OCCASION. o. rH into "details "i expert
tp.r,s which f-.. tFr truth .i What l have
sail Veal uuI .r.'gul i'r ii-h r..1-,'-
....HmH .. e.. Cd. d. ID. DO. la .....N
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I,ooL aud job rriniiug
rir Uamlin Nominated.

,EnMrTLY I'D NrNTLN n
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IL.-. r7t Nr,n abs o. ,yluirr. l'ay.
not sen. the Esrlr; OF che ~.p.uut.u..u.
gtHr luuua Hospital of tl' STAT. t9Gin-
s.-rrtfiln of NJ. condition. aai lts ure.s..-
.f,s. mq,, refer the legislature O. that Tee
plr,. And I c,mmud ,le insulation o.
vllr ll.rzi and generous e1r'. 10 va,
founded by ibe State i,r a a 80 humane and
ratl, purpose. and Is entitled 60 rsr'i'' 90,
.rrr7rt It. uDfr.us,tr inmates APPEAL u
tls tgulni,v AMI bersHisucs OF tDe state,
AMI are entitled o. o., ir1m every cYn'iItrl-
tiIa that should govern IA yni's''-nel COM
iauuiiy.
ooauoV SCHOOLS AND ulouEs INSTITUTIONS.
InrlIi,-nco l. the sure basis % lrse gov
eminent. 4 wJll-iuiurncd people - Ihe un-
l. ssclrity urol which We can r.,y Tor TIE
rsrp,tuity Of our iilgrtirs. Tie common
: hoYl i. gn, of our most cherished i"','tu-
tins. anil marks the wi.ilm oi o. Founders.
There is ~ duty more impJruu' than ln
proyiiin-. by l,, aud vie laws, Tor ,ae
.gl.rll ai7ancsncul Of eiucIa.1. In re-
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ID EVISED CODE, PRICE 81 90. POSTAGE
LIZ when sent by mail As cents. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code intereaved. few copies only
in this form remaining. S5 40
W. H. p keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest,
Eatnns Forms, lrcell Executors, and Law Books gen.
eraily particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
january Il, ls56 II
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NHASTERPIECES OF PULPIT ELOQUENCE, OR,
wi Hist ,ry and Repository of Pulpit oqme'ce contain
ing the Masterpieces Of the celebrated Preachers from
the Christian Fathers to the present time in The Greek and
Latin English German, French Irsh Scotch, Welsh and
American Churches many of which for the first
time translated into English Accompanied with historical
and Bog aphca and Critical Notices of the several Preach
ers. their dscourses. By Rev. Henry Y. Fish, Ins
traed with Portraits from Steel of Eight Of h most dis
tngushed Preachers Of different nationates vols.
For sale by ...
Raleigh, March II, 1857. s3->
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GREENsBoRoUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN

INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insur-
ances for lite rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life those
only are Aembe's Of tile Capap-enttcd to such profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
poved
Or on the lives of slaves for year, Of years, at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that OF Saoings Buak-and the
dep"sols allowed interest at the rate of per
annm any time not exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding six months and per cent
for any time over six months
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
d. p. WEIR, Sec. d. Treas
Greensborough, n. G. September l, 1854. Sly
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
McG GEE & MS

EHAVE RECEIVED AND JUST OPENED THEIR
late purchases Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hats
shoes, Groceries, and House Furnishing Articles adapted
To The wants Of the City and County trade making their
arn en larger than usna and which for Variety, Style
and Cheapness, cannot be surpassed.
Our entire stock has been selected with great at the
lowest rices and solicit from friends and purchas
es ally inspection Of goods they will find
" 10 their interest, before buying elsewhere. -
: MCGEE &-WILLIAMS.
April /, 1857. 87-swIm.
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i or Sale.


TsvHE LARGE AND EXCELLENT FARM, KNOWN
Il he Cal,io Place: containing Thousand eight
hundred -, about cleared land, and
the balance VIII ,mbcred and The whsle m,'stly rc; al
iuv!ai b;Ii. On The farm is good and substantial Two
story brick .>e. double br OK Kitchen brick smoke house.
good double ro"nCd frame house. ge,her with bIck
smith sh", and wagon making shop, and negro quarters
is the place good cotton house, and Press and
excellent EuSe mill, and cribs, barns and stables. The
Caddo meandeIs through the wh,c length Of the
tract. There we'll OF ia and excellent water
did garden lot. There several good springs the place,
and very bold Cly beate sprng about Gin yards from
The house The M.ary Road the great western thorough
fare 10 Texas By Tie house. This If The richest,
and desirable places in south western Arkansas. 1t
is situate about fur miles from Arkadepha, The county
of Clark County.
Also ;l,,Snnd hundred q 2O0) in another
farm, lyng III DALLAS county Arkansas, the Ouacha
River, Havyab.e stream, partly bottom, and partly
land with seventy acres opened III ention of
persons intending to settle in Arkansas is invited to these
lands.
Also thousand and forty (nn) acres, of superior
Black lands. situated in Clark county, Immediately the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Line, and six mics from water
navigation, of this cleared land.
Aiso nine hundred i9en) acres; lying III Clark county,
about half BOTTOM and hall up!an's nine miles from
.tun and four miles from Rail Road line. One hum
dred tl0hj of this tract opened land.
Also, thousand three hundred and forty 34o) acres
lying in Clark county, half rich bottom, and % upel
ed, aud the balance good upland.
Also, thousand eight hundred lSn0 acres lying in
Clark county, loo opened mostly rich bottom lands
and not subject to inundat0n
All the above lands finely Timbcred and Watered.
'' '' ''e' p'' w N'''S "pf'W W. Fs BARKMAN,
AIkadelphia Arkansas.
Jan, 81, 1851 19-tf
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WnIANOS ON TRIAL-PAYMENT WITHHELD
Il propose purchasers of Piano Fortes to take our
Instruments trial order to test what we say Of their
quality before paying for them. -...
Twenty years experience part satisfies our own
minds and could get fifteen hundred persons TO
unite with us in the opiDnn that establishmen North
ments than we do E. T. NASH.
Nov. Il, 1856. 10S-sw.
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Works on Gardening, &c.

Works on Gardening, &c.
ANDSCAFE GARDENING; OR, PARKS
H and Pleasure Grounds. With practical notes on
country residences Villas public parks and gardens by
Charles III. J. Smith.
The American PonIterers Companion With l2o illus
t,ations. BY G. n. Beuent.
Schencks Gardeners Text Book.
Downings Fruit and Fruit Trees of America.
Dixon kerr's Domestic and Ornamental Poultry.
New American Otclald!St. Bv Wm. kemick.
The American Farmer. BY Blake
american Fruit Cuitnrist. BY j. J. Thomas
The American Farm Baok. BY Allen.
Family Kitchen Gardener. BY BUST.
Grain Tables Showing the value of bushels and pounds
of different kinds Of grain
american Flower Garden Directory. BY Robert BUST
The FLwer Garden. BY JOSEPH Buck.
J"ilnson's Dictionary of Gardening. Edited by David
Landreth.
Downing's Country Houses.
D,wnng'S Landscape Gardening and Rural Architect
The Fruits of -imcrca. Containing As richly coored
plates and full descriptions of all the choicest varieties
America. by G. NJ Hovey.
For sale by
Ii. d. TURNER.
n. e. bookstore.
Raleigh February 2s, 1857. g
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Eolel for Sale.

THlEfE SUBSCRIBER HAVING SERVED THE PUB
II Lie years the capacity Of landlord, and wishing
to retire, offers his Hotel for safe.
Tbs Hotel ed the Court House. Main Street.
SEQ wards North Of the n r. Station, contains in ad
dition to arlor Hail. and large Dining Room u comfort
able Bed Rooms all G, exceped have fle-plaees; alse in
process of completion, other Bed Rooms On the ren,i-
ses all necessary outbuildngs. wells, ice house, &C.
Persons desrous of purchasing valuable property wond
~ J p. MABRY, Pruprie,or.
Iexingon n C. Feb OF 1858. 2S-swtf
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$500 Reward.

$500 Reward.
Ee ANYWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBERS, IN JANU-
La arv, l>5'i negro named SOWEI.I, purchased
by us from W. F. A>kew. Of Raleigh. who purchased him
Madison Hodge Said boy is about six high and
s.s >:' pounds is - Years old has marks recol
lcc'ed except rilgw"iIn his face las wife Jacob
Telrli> III akr county, and is supposed to be lurking
in that ncigiba,nd. y reward az sI'> will be- given for
the apprehension AID delivery O. said boy u.s. for his
Confinement any a tha, get him again and 800
will be pad Ir p.of sufficient convict of ha,bor
,.-s him Address SWITZERLAND & POWELL
Wilmington " c.
February is, 1857. 23-wESw,f
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DIR. CLOpToN:s INFIRMARY.

NhR. JAS. CIOFTON, WHO Has VISITED RA-
ES leigh, and all the lrncai i"wrs in Carolina, for
eIal YEARS. pIacticng his profession, las permanently locl-
led Huntsville Alabama where he is prepared t." treat,
most ni the following diseases. to-wit Asthma,
Diseases of the Throat. Scrulua, Giantuur Swcinys TIT
mors Scut.tlus Cancers Ulcers the face and all dis
III The sk.n eyes, &c, arising from impure state of
the blood
Testimonials Of the highest character be given, from
the respectable families of Carolina.
All COMMUNICATIONS must contain three cent stamp to
pay for the letter.
Nov. -, 1876. 4-swtf
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r FATHER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE.

FATHER FOR SPRING GTRADE, WHOLE
49,. SaiE i AND RETAlL-We respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have large
excellent .ch Of Lersher and F:"dna for the Spring
Trade which will sell as low any other establishment
south OF New York and for less price than they be had
even there expenses of travelling freight, &C. considered
All of "r purchases having been made from the Impor-
erS ana manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage Of receiving Leather regularly from
Iannsry places ii in power to sell Goods above stat
an examination, and believe shall be able please
both as to price and quality. Below of
go dozen of Crawfrds Calf Skins his maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
40 dozen French Skins best quality
40 American Calf Skins
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Murocco Skins,
500 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
80 =" Band Leather,
Lasts BootTTces Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tannc" and Curriers' Tools
Aiso Sewed Br"gans of manufacture warranted
20 give sasact on and many other articles
70 nsnron at No. s Old street. opposite P arrisons
SaddieT f. \. & R. II. FORD
DiIed HIDES delivered 10 us al our Store.
Petersburg, May E, 1852 IT,
HpLANK LAND DEEDS. OF THE LATEST AND
r,os' approved FORM just printed and for sale the
blanks. ~'' VI ''A''
Aug. p, 1858. 70
E.T;RST PREMIUM !-SMJT AND SCREEN
n ING MACHINE, l0UNG'S PATENT. IMPORT mt
h'' AM 'iii1lI Wv NEhN-lniS Machine re-
ccived the first premium the North Carolina State Fair
and was recommended t" the public The rest
TIE Siae Seven hundred "i ic,m running urth
Carolina, all of winch in operation and have iven
the most entire SatiStctl regard both perform .nce
ani durability. having six and perirll
well now as they did IL, first, , have been order
one day We have thrown out different Smut Mach
to make or this. They warranted for five Years
and delivered at the Mill any where in the State.
Manufactured and sud by
JNO. 4. McMAENA.
Sou;h Lowell, O,uige County, y. c.
April il. 1854. If
- Cat this advertisement nut and keen it.
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NEW COPPER EsrABLIsHMENr.

NEW COPPER ESTABLISHMENT.
HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN RALEIGH,
lie generally that continue manufacture all kinda Of
Copper Brass and Sheet Iron Work Turpentiae Stills
Pumps. &C., &C., &c. 4
All kinds repairing done promptly faithfully, and on
the most reasonable terms. . ssse -, -
Old Copper bought at the very highest price. 49,
HI. HRSSELBACH.
March g., 1857. - - ST-swSu.
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N. c. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
A T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
IA olina Mu.ul Insurance Company, held tine 4th
Inst the following persons elected Directors and Off
GERS Tor the ensuing year; -
Henry D. Turner Raleigh.
J. X. Williams, do.
T. ii. Sebv do
CIV. d. IiucIngs, do.
Kemp r. Baitic, do.
George Little, do
James NJ. Tuwies. do
James H. Ilnyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern
.Jnslnna G. Wright. Wilmington
John NJ Jones, Etenon.
w. W. Griffin Elizabeth City.
FF. Fasan. Plymouth.
J. W. HarreI Muriieesbpro.
II. i. Williams Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
o. F. Long, iiiiIsboro.'
joseph White, Arson County.
Josh boncr, Salem,
4 I. Sammy Asheviiie.
OFFCEi:S OF TIE COMPANf.
T II. Se!bv. P,r%iisHt.
Fl. u. Turner, lice P-esi2ent.
John H. BRYAN. .tHorney.
.I!an.den s. Smith, .>,c,tta,.yan1 Treasurer
7. II. Scibv, g5fcio !
.uhn Il. Williams Eeecut;se Cnuu,;tfoe
{. W. -. II:IichingS
This Company has been in successful operon over 10
years and Continues t" take risks upon all classes pro-
perry in the aie Except Steam sis and Tur,en1iue bis
tilieIies,} uron favorable It's Policies now cover
property amounting 10 =, 81 $40 large portion of which
is country risks and lis preSen, capital is owe, Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds, properly secured.
ihe average COST st Insurance upon the plan ofIhis Com
r'iE has been less than third one l,cr cent ,r ar
nn! on al grades Of properly embraced in its operations.
vi connun cailii> III references >uauce should he
addressed tc the Secretary, post paid.
HAMDEN S. SM TIL, S5o'y
=,
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4 MANUAL FOR PRAe T CAL SURVEY.
"A OkS, containing methods neees AIRY Actual Field
Operations. By Z. w. Beans. For sale by .-..s
Raleigh, March II, 1857. ss-o'
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ED DJNAWIAT APPREHESDED.-W ATk-
"a IN up ana committed! the jail ." i;andoi county,
n G., nrgri boy who calls himself Henry, and that
he belongs Anderson Willis. of Ca>uc!! county " c.
that lie Runaway from lis the lltkn while
he his way Alabama. Sad boy appears be Il
or is wears old about feet or inches in height and
weighs about black, and had when taken
Old wool hat, coats vest, and PANTS, all
wuuicn, and good deal w.rn. The is hereby ho
tied forward prove and dcitfy his negro accord
ing o Jaw and take h.n away.
j. W. STEED, Sheriff.
November 9Th, 1856. Jim.
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W. j. ERovN. ]. W. W1GGINs.
BROWN & VIGGINS
No. IS, ayettevilIe street.

OPPOSITE THE Posi- 0FFICE)
EEFG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE
HO just returned! from the Northern Cities, and have
ce;re: and ";"nng large and we'll selected stock
O: G"ndS t e"tI,t|s and purchased the IA
voiat;!e tens Beng beginners with "A stock of
Goods and also beng determined sell cheap The
clcai est they hle 10 deserve a, to receive bcra pat!
runa@e. They wi. take pleasure in showing Their ti"ods
I" customers, ard those desiring pun chase invited
Gail and rX!inGc Tor themselves.
Om Stock embraces large and beautiful assortment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS.
HOSIERY, HATS
DUNNE"'S. BOOTS,
GLOVES SHOES
UMBRELLAS, GROCERIES. &C.
March IL 49,.
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Resumption Of Daily Travel,
BY THE ssBAY LINE.,,

TENlIE SPLENDID STEAMER LOUISIANA" CAPT.
q g. W. Russell. having been thoroughly Overhauled
and renovated, is plying in connectian with the Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad from Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Va, 10 Baltimore. Nd,
The "LOUISIANA has elegant and ample State Room and
Berth accommodations, and leaves Portsmouth for Balti
and The North Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Satur:
Capt Pearson, leaves alternate days.
III favorte steamer "NORTH-CAROLINA," Captain
James Cannon is undergoing complete ard extensive
Improvement having Boilers. Saloon upper deck,
with additional State Rooms making her in respect
much like the Louisiana possible. The North -Caro
will be upon the line in few weeks, of which due
tice will be given the travelling community ,.-
Passengers by the BAY LINE, will find it one Of the
most agreeable and expeditions routes to the Norththee
Baggage checked from Weldon to Baltimore.
Through Tickets TO Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. be had at the Office Of the Bay Line Of N Pc
terson, Agent, Weldon, n c.
NJ. n FALLS, Presidt.
April 1881 r,G 37-swlm. I,
~ Register copy, and forward account to Baltimore
Steam Packet Co, Baltimore. Md.
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NTOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
~ sell l." of land in Johnston County,
Icachbusg. There will be cred, given of one two, and
three Years purchaser giving bond with good security
\. }. LEACH.
Leachburg, April % 1856. 46-sw1f