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SELECT MALE SCHOOL,
At 0YE0Rn N g

g.. W
yVlHIS SCHOOL, WHICH HITHERTO HAS ENJOY
ed high degree Of prosperitJ under the Conduct of
JAMES H. HoRSER, A. M, BY whom il originally estab.
shed win be reopened the 18th of July arraned
to prepare boys for advanced classes in the University
For this purpose Prof A. G. Brown whose reputation 10
well known teacher of the Ancient Classics during the
last thirteen years at Chapel H will be associated with
the present Principal and Rev. T. J. Horner Will continue
to be Assistant Instructor - <srffs---
The school thus constituted is designed to be perma
nent and of the highest grade Being divided into few
classes pursuing definite course of studies considerable
time viii be devoted to examination and lecture
subject of every lesson by each instructor in his de-
partuent - fsr-.... --~-.-ls..- s.ts
Important advantages have been ed by The estsb-
shment of literary society, with its library aud ef-
cient system Of discipline in which especial attention is
given to the habits and Of young men, when
not engaged in the immediate duties of the school
Its location very eligible; the climate of Oxford
ceen and the commodous building lately erected
upon eminence in beautiful grove beyond copor.
ate limits of the town. and the residence of the Pu-
cpal and other private families who will accommodate the
students with board 81 -,-..t -. = ss =t,i.s-
Two terms Of twenty weeks EACH conciding with those
Of the University compose the scholastic year and the
price Of board and tuition is ninety dollars Term
Applications should be made practicable
companied in every instance with statement of the age
and proficiency of the applicant. 80.
April "A, 1851. 11s2-w3m.
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For the Standard.
The committee appointed to make arrangements
for the celebration of the approaching anniversary
Of American independence in thetown Of Smithfeld,
have selected John B. Williams, Esq. as the orator
Of the day There will be grand display Of FIRE
works at night, after which there viii be balloon
ascension, nnder the management Of Mordecai
Helme, Esq, whose efforts have heretofore been
crowned with the greatest success. Mr.. Helnie has
had great experience in balloon ascensons and the
citizens of the County may rely on the fact that
there viii be no failure. Y '-'s' s.
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Have you got sister? Then love and cherish
her with holy friendsh:p.-Erchange.
If you havnt got any sister of your own, take
some other feers sister, and love her.. The effect
is just as good, sometimes better.-N. D. Times.
In fact you can take anybody sister except your
wifes sister. But let her alone if you value peace
in the family Charleston Courier.
= Or you can take only child and make her
(assster. The harder you love her the more secure
becomes the "peace in the family" go 7-
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PIEDMONT SPRINGS.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BECOME PRoPRIE-
IL tor Of the above named springs They situated
the centre Of Stokes county n c. in high beaihy
mountainous region of country within short distance of
Dan River, the Cascade and Thr Torys Den very
ted place in the revolutionary They also command
fine Of the Blue Ridge Pilot Mountain and Saurafou
Mountains The roads leading the Springs hare lafey
bic the travelling public and dur n the summed season
stage from Salem will run regularly tn the Springs
in furnishing and reng the bu dines and improving the
grounds and he pledges himself spare pains
Springs whether health pleasure The mineral wa
ter of these Springs has seen pronounced capefcut
Judges be equal ip the United Satea The season
will open the first of juno next. .l,s- - -, ~
n -.- ..s-.: RATES OF FARE. s.-.T
Single persons per day., g.. y -5.-.s=...- u 80
=, :" week, o 90
y ~" il'-- q month, - .-s-i Us 900
Child and servants half price. s-s - rsfss.s7
Single horse per day, ,,lsi. sas - % IS
- a. week 500
month n.. va - 1s 90
49,! - Eaf .ftlE 1YLADES SMALdwOOD.
Piedmont Springs, March, 1857. 1l77-wtlS.
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BEEDE & MENDENHALL,
81 Land Agents,

"ILL SELECT AND ENTER GOVERNMENT
w land with cash warrants Will make invest
mens loan money at western rates. and transact general
real estate business throughout the Northwest Refer to
Gov Bragg Col Walter Gwynn, the Editors Of the Stand
ard, Ex-Governor Morehead, Ex-Governor Graham, North
Carolina, and f. c. Mowry Esq, Charleston, S. C.
Address Beede Mendenhsll, Minneapolis Minnesota.
April "A, 1857. 11s0-w6mpd.
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W. ]. HoUsroS. W. A. ALLEN
HOUSTON & ALLEN,
Attornies and CounselIors at Law,
-. ...-.-.--. KENANsvILLE, N. C. .- ~.
VK7ILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
w Courts of Dupn, New Hanover and adjoing Coun
ties, and also the Courts Of Wake. 7a..
April IA. 1857 p. 11s0-wly.
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WHO WANTS A CHEAP PIANos-n

VK7HO WANTS A CHEAP PIANOfTLE
w subscriber has for been engaged in the pur
chase and sale of Pianos Harps heodans Guitars Music
&c. and being practical Musician has given entire salts
tactic He buys directly from the manufac urers and is
the reby relieved from heavy res and other expenses
Every instrument sold by him receives his personal aten
ton and guaranteed not only to quality but be-
ing cheaper than be procured at any wholesale house
in the United States printed list Of prices accompa
charge to oil parts of the world on application to
.rs--o.a .- JAMES N. EDNEY, -r.a
:, sg.s-s u. .sys .. ~ 5y John street, New York.
December 81. 1885, ......s-.5 1l65-w1y.
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DI e ID

On Thursday evening May 81 1887 in Person CO.. N. c.
Mrs. Ailccy Sattered wife of Mr. Isaac Satered and
daughter Of Sanl1 H. Yarbrnugh deceased She has left
kind and aectionate husband and five children and large
circle of friends and relatives to mourn her loss
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w
- COUNTY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
May Term, 1897. - - t's't stfoif i.~- -'!T
Ordered that the Clerk Of this Court advertise in the
Raleigh Register and Standard notifying
Conrt House Raleigh the Sd Monday Of August next
for the purpose of kng into consideration whether not
and transactng other Important business Of the county
Witness ThomssJ. Utley, Clerk Of said Court ~ oce
the Sd Monday Of Nay, A. & D 1851
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GREENSBORO, FEMALE COLLEGE.

VlpE FALL SESSION OF 1857 WILL COMMENCE
Il Thursday the 3ist day of July 1t is very dcsrbe
that all pupils present the opening of the session
- 80 TN JONES.
June &c, 1857. .E. 62-6t.
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Notice to Land Purchasers.

VulHE UNDERSIGNED HAS IN CLARK CO., AR
Il kansas 12 900 of wild Cotton Lands for SALE in
tracts to suit purchasers favonbe terms be
afforded in any portion of the West These lands were To-
Gated twentyone ago, and equal not SUPERIOR
to the amount thai be found in other por.
of the State These lands lie within 25 80 miles of
Camden. Arkansas, ourshing where from 10000
to bales of cotton shipped by steamboats,
ally and also within 90 miles of Arkadepha, hourshing
comfy that ships 1000 5000 bales of cotton
every season. -
Railroad, that is certain to built within years,
ing large land grant from the government
ANY information be had by addressing the under
signed at Arkadelphia, Clark Co.. Arkansas.
: p. MICHAE. BOZEMAN.
June 26, 1857. 1lsl-wly.
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.MARRIED.

BY the Rev. Mr. Waltbal at the lst Baptist Church in
Newbern, at O'clock a. the cath inst, Robert T.
Lewis, Esq of Raleigh, to Miss g. g. only daughter OF
Charles Kelly, ESQ., c.,ss - s.'c Il
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Plug Ug,isst That viii do, It is 50. 90

= The Creed the LORDS Prayer, and the Command,
ments were first translated into the Saxon language,
By Alfred in 76 1.-THE first translation Of any por
ton Of the Bible into English. S'a't S29 =
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DEDICATION OF ST.. JoHN's CoLLEGE.-We learn
that the attendance at the dedication of St Johns
College, Oxford, on Wednesday last, very large
there being present not less than five thousand per-
sons. The address Of DR.. Hawks is said to have
been exceedingly appropriate, eloquent and able.
The houses of the citizens of Oxford and vicinity
were thrown open to visitors and the most gener-
and profuse hospitality extended to all:
The College building is finely proportioned, spa
cious and beautiful edce, worthy of the great fra
terny which founded it and of the people in whose
midst it stands. We trust that it may flourish and
equal in every respect the most sangune expecta-
tians of its founders
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CHI STANDARD.
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. JUNE ~, 1857.

HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
5ruoRIzEp PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS
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Bedford Preparatory and Polytechnic Academy.
TINE FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
II will commence the first Monday in July.
In addition 70 the usual preparatory course MILITIA
RY DEPARTMENT has been established, for which
fra charge win be made and which will not interfere in the
least with the regular studies of the student. -
Every assistance that the increasing patronage of the
School may require shall be secured =
This Institution is situated in Franklin County, IA miles
east Of Louisburg, in healthy moral, and intelligent
neighborhood.
Tuition, per session, in English branches, $40 90
Latin Greek, L., &c, l5 90
Board can be had at IS per month, including washing
and fuel ~ - - 49,
Any person desiring further information will please ad-
dress the Principal Dr. G. SiIls, at Castala n G..
GEORGE w. ARLINGTON, Principal.
June %, 1857. & - 5si#. ..... ll90-wff
~ Register copy. s-. 81
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WASHINGTON DIsPATCH.-We have receil the
first number of very neat Little paper bearing the
above title, published at Washington, n c., by
Richd. Granger 1t is neutral in politics, So year.
We clip the following items from it:
INJURY AND DEATH BY LIGHTNING. On Wednes.
day evening, June 1ith, during a severe thunder
storm, three negroes, the property of Gen. Wm A.
Blount of this county, were struck by lightning.-
When the rain came up, some fourteen of the hands
returned to shelter near by for protection; and
strange to say only three were seriously injured
One woman about thirty years of age, was killed
nstantly-the other two seriously injured in their
lower extremites. What is remarkable in the case
of the woman killed, there visible sign of i'm
jury upon her person.
CAPTURE OF FIVE NEGRoEs-A party of citizens
succeeded on Wednesday last in capturing in Pan.
tego Swamp in this CO., five negro runaways, belong
ing to Messrs. Fred Grist Covngton Hammond,
William Clark, B. NJ. Selby and w. G. Judkius Of
this county, and one belonging to the estate of Ed
mund Moore deceased, of Martin county.
{, "Snce the course of the Plug Uglies seems to be
defended and sustained by many of the journals of
the opposition, throughout the country, we suggest
that the appeiation become general. and that the
now boasted American-Wb big party" be known in
future as the Order of United Plug Uglies If there
be less sublimity in the title, sure there
not be more appropriateness; and if it is not found
to work WELL the party has only to cast about for
another title Heretofore it has been an easy task
to find names for the party-much easier than to
render its principles acceptable TO the people and
we are sure there are still enough names left - "
- 80. Winston Sentinel
Il Very good-the name is appropriate Henceforth,
for the sake of breyity, may say the Plug Ugly
party but with the name written in full 1t will ap-
pear something after this sort !: '' Know. Moth.
ing.American- hig- Black Republican Sam Federal
Gulvert party. What a tail ionr cat has got-it is
all tail & 1s-EF' :FSs'e't. il - 5
), Plug Uglies! That win do, 1t is
i' The Greed, the LORDS Prayer, and the Command,
ments we're first translated into the Saxon language,
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GRAHAM FEMALE sEMINARY.

GRAHAM FEMALE SEMINARY
VlHE FALL TERM OF THIS SCHOOL WILL CON.
u the l4th dav of July. o continne s months
The location is exceedingly pleasant elevated grove
in the town of Graham Aamance Co, n C..
The of instruction is most thorough embracing
all the useful sciences Mathematics The Latin and French
Languages with the ornamental of Music Drawing
Painting and Pingend At the completion of the
course regular diploma is given, with presentation of
neat copy of the Scriptures. =
Board g. per month, exclusive of washing and lights or
go including these
Tuition s5 per session, for the first classes $50 for
the graduating class. -' =. =. --.f --- Fs o..
Payments to be made quartery-in advance ..ss
All students of this School will be under the same dis
cpIinary regulations and will be bound from the time of
entering the end of the term except of sickness
JOHN r. HOLT, Principal.
June 9, 1857. -. 1lB7-w6w.
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PLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMYs
TuNHE TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION HAVE
IL procured the services cf Mr. H. D. Fowler graduate
of distinction under whose supervision the Fall Term will
Wednesday, sth of July and close the last Fri
day in November. - ..
Pleasant Grove is situated the Raleigh and Castor
Railroad. mile from Forestvle in healthy, inei-
gent and moral neighborhood in the State Board
from IS $40 per Tuition SIS per session and
@xcr cases OF protracted Sickness Students
entering the first month will be charged from the opening
of the session, otherwise from time Of entering. % =
..s .-. JOHN X. DUNN,
Sec'y of Board of Trustees.
Forestvilie, June %, 1857. lIsO-Swpd.
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vWHo WOULD PLEASE HIS WIFE, LET

"HO WOULD PLEASE HIS WIFE, LET
w him enclose dollar the subscriber for which
he will receive four valuable printed recepes-one for
king the celebrated washing aud," 6y which nearly oil
the labor in washing is dispensed with and soap saved
No after giving this trial. would be without for
ten times the of the four recipes The others of
valuable utility, by which can both make and save
If after trying, person should find theminraL
uo he has only address the subscriber and the money
will be promptly returned. - --.-
L. p. PHILLIPS
.-.. Clayton, N. C.
June g. 1857. lls7-wf
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WKAE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,

WKAE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
ERANK 8. wILKERSON, PRINCIPAL. WITH
- competent assistants for the Female Department
The Fall session commences the 18th of July, 1857.
Mr.. Wilkerson graduated with distinction at the Univer
sy of NorthCaolina, and with the highest tes
monials of character and scholarship. s.-
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary English, $500
Advanced !. g b. rs l2 90
Classical and Mathematical courses, 16 90
-..-..... ...r- Extras:
French 3 5 90
Music on Piano Forte-use of instrument in
; ciuded, = - 1900
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Needle Work, 90
Board per month, exclusive of lights, 90
For further particulars address,
Fl. B. W. Il. WHITAKER, Proprietors.
Raleigh, N. C., June 26, 1857. 1l9l-w6t.
sB Advocate, Age and Giraffe copy.
DOOK PAPER.-THE NEUSE MANUFACTU-
ID ring Company have hand for sale 2D0 Reams of
Book Paper of very fine quality weighing a lbs per ream
Z. b. FREE AN,
Treasurer &c. Raleigh, n c.
June 26, 1857. =r. 62-6w.
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VIIANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK IN
w Dry Goods Grocery store by that has expe-
rience Best of reference given. Can keep books Any
one desiring the services of such person, will address
c. l.. G,
Chapel Hill, N. c.
June 26, 1857. ll9l-w6t
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JUNE 18th, 1857
Mr. ED1roR:-Can you tell me why it is that the
Journals of the last General Assembly have been
printed and distributed in distant parts of the State
as have been informed, and yet they are withheld
from the members from the Counties in this our
Congressional District. The Rail Road could carry
them frofn Raleigh to this District in five hours and
yet no one is permitted to see copy except Mr..
Scaes who long since learn was furnished with
the proofshee;s No such Delay has ever been known
belore,-not when we were without Rail Road
However much we censure this we admire the
shrewdness and tact of the managers OF the party
in withholding the Journals from the people, for they
know we'll that said books contain record that
would be fatal to Mr.. Scales: the Democratic Fin
ancer of the last Assembly. 1850 a1r.7
.s., l..sat. - YADKINVILLE. Z
The above, which we take from the last Register,
is low, mean and vile, and was hatched from the
foetid brain of some malicious X. N. partisan. The
Journals and other documents for Yadkin county,
and for all the counties, indeed left here more than
two weeks ago. and no doubt Yadkinyille" had
seen them all before he wrote the above. - IL x
" No such delay has ever been known before," !"
quothj old malice. This is simply and unequiyocally
false The insnuation that the journals have been
withheld on account of Mr.. Scales record Is SO
absurd that no one viii believe an honest guilty
of making 40. r.. - .s s:.fIls,e
Desperate, indeed, musr be the fortunes Of Mr..
Puryear, when his friends resort to such miserable
rascaity as the Abose. IS ~ sst-s@35 -:
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Raleigh, June II, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-18
Estate Of William Lame. decd.
BEDFORD COUNTY. SIS.

bEOFOfD COUNTY, 81.
A an Orphans Court. held at Bedford, in aud
IA for the County Of Bedford, ou the 18TH day
OF November, A. D., 1851, before the Judges Of
the same Court
The petition of John Mower and s. Il. Russell,
Administrators de bonis Rcn, cum testamento an
nexo of William Lane, late Of said County, decd,
Was cad and iled, setting forth, that in puIsuauce
OF an order OF tins Court, they made sale Of all
the Real Estate Of the said deed, so far as they
then knew, and the money ari sing therefrom was
applied to the payment ot the debts Of said decd,
so far as the same were reached. that they have
lsteiy been informed that the slid William Lane
owsel body Of uaiimproyed wood lind in Let
terlseuny Township, Franklin County, adjoining
lanis ei Isaac Rcs-nbegry, and others containing
2eeD acres or tilereGbcuts, that debts 10 ernsd-
erahle leiolint not less tlan SD ,203, against the
estate Of siid deceased yet remain nHp4id. aal
lFayiag the Court to make decree authorizing
them to raise, say $500, if possible, from the
Sai4 Real Estate in Franklin County,
Whereupen, on motion of S. L. RUSSELL, ESQ,
the Court grant Rule uroa the heirs and all
parties interested, to be and appear at Or
phans' Court, 10 be holden at Bedford, on the 2a
Monday, eth day of Fellseary, next, AID show
caGse, if any they have, wl:y decree saogld not
be nlaGe by tie Court, pursuant to the prayer al
the petitioners.
ia-.sSasz-sSa IS TESTIMONY WHEREOF have here
ii Es@S-SHi unto set my hand aal the seal OF Cur
SgEzssSs@J said Court at Bedford, the 18Th day
OF November, =. D., 1857.
D. WASEABAUGU, Cisrk.
Dec. IL, lS57.-d
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-18
PUBLIC AUCTION.

EETHE subscribers wishing 10 dispose Of their
q entire stock Of sIescaandize viii offer at
PuBLiC AU51I0A at their store in BLOODY
RUN, -H'est Providence tp., on TUESDAY I'D day
oi DeceRioer next.
Tkci, stock consists of Cloths Cssimeles, Sat-
netts, Twesds, James, Satin snI SILK Vestings,
with q general Il sgrtmen, of ~ oolen and Domest-
ic goods, such ret ana u bite FL.aMeis, Gias-
hams ladies' Eress tTapds IN great variety; cen
ssiing Ia part Of plain and printed FtrncA Mefi-
noes, al Wool Delaiaes, Alpaceas, Silks, dotted
plata AID figured Swiss, ine Cana hrie ackonet It's,
Six Lace and FTinges, abcut eighty piece of ex-
ceaent Calico, Red HoajF six ard Cotton
Gloves. Mea and woGlens' WOOL aud Cotton
fnsc, plain and Fancy Nltter Shawls, Ladies
Eouness, Men and B0ys Hats and Caps, Cotton
Wsspand Carpet cAaiA, Boots and Shoes consist
iag OF Men sad Boys wear, Ladies, Misses aud
ChilGreas Shoes.
G2UcEhIES. scch as Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
syrups, te8, chocolate, spices tobacco, oils,
drugs paints, dye-stafis Z, lsS, pntty, &c.. haTa
ware sach IS iron, nails, east cheers and bli ter
steel, carpenters tools, cabinet makers trimmings
door locks, brtt tiggeS, cutlery &c., queensware
croch@y ware, cedIE wace, consisting OF buckets,
tabs, eauTns, &c. A lot q saddles, brides, col
lars aIFi halIsTS, one spring wagon, TWO GOLD L.
YER EArcEEJ. four Gtst rate rife guns, large lo;
Ut luu9er, saeh AS shingles, boafl5 and locust
pos, 5, ogetiieF viii general assortment OF goods
usually found IN -Ha about first class cauatry
store. The a.teHt.ou wholesale buyers Is soil
c'ted a the above 4ttck is large, new, and We Il
selected
TIE subscriber, will also Offer IA the tlay above
mentioned the following valuable town property,
Vi: large twe-stogy frame s-ose aad wAEEHogsE,
being IS ~ = feet long. The above isthe bess
stand for store in tie couuty and has always
con:nsa1ed I large business. Also, lot of
groqaa With t#o story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,,
with god stable ard ssr out buildings thereon,
wi-l aaae iet Of fruit trees. The House is "a y
70 tect il size and 1,ishe3 complete. Also, one
loi o, ggcGId il tae west end Of Bloody Run, being
G5 feel 'front.' en- main street and les feet back.
Sale 70 commence at ten O'Clock on said day
aud to be continued every daY, ami evening nail
the whole is sold. WM. STATES & co.
NoY 81, 1851
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-18
Reduction of Terms !
THE INQUIRER AT ONE DOLLAR AL
FIFTY CENTS, IN ADVANCE.

THE INQUIRER AT ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS, IN ADVANCE!
We have caauged the ierrs Of the RErFoRD
lNoUiRga, f;om tliis date. 10 9i.50 per au-
mum, if paid in advance. If payment be not
made within the year, $500 viii be charged.
If delayed until after the year expires $3.50
wiz be charged. These terms viii be rigidly
adhered to 10 all cases.
Al subscriptions pa;d betreen this date
aud February Court, on the new year, viii Be
considered IN advance.
corle or, shsa, friends, and subscribe for
the -aeu'aza; there i scarcely u,an ia ihe
County bvt can afford to take County paper
at these low rates.
To al our Oh subscribers, who are indebted
to US for ever one year's subscription, We viii
settle OF at the rate Of S2.00 PEE annpu,, +
paid unit. February Court, After that riiae
$3.50 viii be charged.
Dec. 1, 1857.
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g- THE SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAY
MENT. however it may have effected the financial
world in general, has not had much nfa ence upon
the monetary affairs OF GOLD KRIS KINKLE, .
!or We see be has, amongst other nice things for
Christmas times, sent to our enterprising friend,
Gettys, the most complete and hand sornest assort-
rneut of stock for. putting up of AmbrotyT es,
Dlguerreotypes, &c, &C., We have ever seen.-
Those wishing to make holiday gifts can hare no
want Of appropriate articles, for what suita-
bic token of remembrance can be found for
"Christmas festAl hours" than the image Of the
giver delineated in the beautiful style, for which
Gettys has become so celebrated.