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rAl,nsering death from Con,umptian.

he dreaded scourgs Of America be averted by
timely use OF Mrs. NJ N Gsrdners Indian Balssm
wort and Hoarhound the greatest blessing bequAhed
20 mankind. medicine unrivslled in the snnas the
healing art which has received the sanction of he faculty.
In desperate Cases
Msssrs. Weeks Potter No. 1s4 Washington street. Bos-
ton, General Agents. For sale by w. II. Gilman, Charles
stott Marin Palmer D. Gilman, and by Druggists gen.
rally. feb Ia-lv
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Marine Disaster

CHARLESTON, Feb. S.-The ship II. Whit
ney, from New Orleans for Liverpool, was
spoken yesterday, of st Helena, dismssted,
and leaking badly. The steamer Dudley has
been sent to her assistance.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10 Flour is dull at SIS Is
for Howard street and Ohio superfns
Wheat is rather frmel; reds at 81. 4Oasl Al;
whites Sl.55aSl SIS Corp is in fair demand !,
yellow 6Gl65c. for fair and good lots.
Whisky is dull az 26.s28c.
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SHAWLS! SHAWLS.!

A LARGE AND SELEC T STOCK OF
IA Stella and other styles Of Shawls, suitable fol
the approaching Spring, now on hand, and will
be sold at very low price, by the subscriber, 2ii
Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
feb 3-eo1m FRANK A. MCGEE.
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Destructive Flood at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb I've are in the midst Of
he greatest food experienced here since ls49.
All the railroad bridges are badly damaged
or entirely swept away, and no trains are run
ming The railroad bridge over the Du Page
river vas moved by the ice on Friday night,
precipitating the locomotive and six cars into
the river. The fireman and brakeman were
dro1ned
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CITY OF kEUhUA lOWh) BOTD3.
FgtHE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS L OR tn L,
l. sale CT these Bond request the attention Of
persons wishing T. make safe investments, 10 these
securities They can lie sold 50 as TO Ply 10 per
cent per aunum in.Grest. The Coupons arc paw
able In New Yo.k, and also received IN payment
OK Taxes 10 the city CT keok uk and the Bonds
are secured by equal amount Of the stock Of
the Keokuk and Fort Des Moines Railroad and
may be converted into said stock at tie option CT
the holder We regard them as one Of The very
best securities In the market
PhIRO l. NUURSE,
feb slim 18th street, oppo Il easuIy Dept.
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siBBs,S HAIR MANUFACrORY,

Penn. areHne, betctsm 9sh and 10th streets.
w Bandeaus, Frizztd Rollers, &c. -, always on
hand, and made to order at few hours roticc
Ladies' Hair Dyed, Sham ooned, &c In the N ost
complete manner. All sorts OF Toilet Articles
from the best French and English houres
No 30s Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
Store.
N. B Hair work repaired or taken In cx-
change. Jan 2S-2w
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SLAYER Safe

NEW YORK, Feb. I0.-The schooner Jane
Glover has been seized by the U. S. Marshal
as SLAYER. She had been recently purchased
by a Cuban, who has fed 70 Havana.
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WATCH RErURSs.-John Butler, colored,
disorderly, paid costs; John II. Thomas, do !,
do Torkholse 30 days; John Herbert, do,
do, do ; Mccain, picked up badly beat
en-, dismissed James Quigley, attempt to rob,
dismissed; P. HcDonald, do do James
9uigley, disorderly in the cells, paid costs !;
John Fitz, disorderly, dismissed
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Fire in New York-Twv Lives Lost

New York, Fob. l0.-Bosch's cabinet ware.
house, on Blocker street, was burnt this
morning-loss $50 600. Bosch ard his wife
persisted in the flames.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown
I ARGE STUCAeF STANDARD iokS
ut Aucuon.-On TUESDAY EVENING
10th Instant, ard every evening This week. at :
O'Clock, We VIII sell al our store room on Bridge
street, near Congress, 4 large stock Of standard
and miscellaneous works by the best English az d
American authors, in every variety Of binding
Sale positive
Books at private sale during the day
tb9-U BARNARD i BUCKLEY, hucts
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REMOVAL OF DRUG

REMOVAL OF DRUG STORE.
MESSRS. KIDWELL & LAWRENCE Take
IV1 this method OF informing their custo- n
mers that they have removed their DRUG 80
STORE TO 18Th street, near the corner of ~
Pennsylvania avenue, and opposite TreauTy Il
exteRsion, where they will prepare and dispense
Medicines until further notice. as II Is there pur
pose to arrange an attractive and complete store.
feb
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist,

LATE OF CHICA1O,
w GUILD RESPECTFULLY INFO NJ
w the citizens Of the District and
vicinity, that having located himself fJSS@E
In Washington, he IS now prepared oQIIrY1N
perform all operations, In his profession, in the
most approved style
Once no $50 Penn avenue, adjoining Gau-
tiers. Jan Dolly
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ByA. GREEN, AuctIopeer.

DAWNBhOKER'S SALE SHALL. Sol
at my store, corner Of Seventh and ID streets
February 18th, 40 Gold Silver, and s III NJ atcbes
Is Gold, Fob, Vest, and Guard Chains, Seals, &c
Terms cash
The articles will be sold positively wi,hou, re-.
serve. ROBINSON,
Licensed Pawnbroher
FEB 7-3t A. GREEN, Auct
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WOOD AND COAL

AT THE OLD Prices
OAK WOOD DELIVERED AT Sc per cord
~ Pine do do S. do
COAL OF ell kinds and the best quality.
All orders left at =. ] STEERS Store, No. AS
Seventh street, or at our Once, will be promptly
filed
2,2l0 POUNDS given to the ton.
JOHN w. MYERS Il CO
Uficc and Yard corner Of and 29d SITS Frs
Ward. feb J-2w
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ARRESTED Yesterday, Officer B T.Watson
arrested colored boy, named Geo. w. King,
LOT breaking into and robbing the stand Of
Mary Haekster, in Centre Market He was
taken before Justice Goddard, and sent to Jail
for trial at court.
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A CARD.

TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF IN.
l. forming those Of my cuStomefs who ave MOI
complied with my terms Of settling ,on the first O
January that Collector will call on all these
who do not call and settle within ten DAYS.
N. w. HlLBRON,
feb 7-3t* Navy Yard
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Rectifying Establishment.

Rectifying Establishment.
WI UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
Il method Of informing liquor dealers that he
has lifted up RECTIFYING ESTABLISH
MENT In this city, and IS now prepared to sup
ply ell those who may favor him with their cue
tom He has Oh hand large stock OF BIandies
Gin, Wines, and Old WhiEkeys, which he can
sell al as low figure as they can be purchased
for either la Baltimore or Philadelphia
N 3. The subscriber has also on hand, large
lot Of Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
PETER FEGhN,
No. 95 Louisiana avenue, near 10th ST.
Ian li-6mS
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IPGinger JoIeuges and Essence Jam al.
os Ginger prepared by Fred BrowD Phsdeohis for sale
~ GILNAN'S
Rev Drug Store, $50 Penn avenue
Althae Paste, delightful article for
Also Pure Cod Liver OIL prepared by Samuel Shines
fh1ladelrhis tOT sale above feb
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financial.
New YORK, February IO.-Stocks are dull,
and generally unchanged
Sterling exchange is active.
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MARBLE ID,

On the 5th instant, by the Rev. Smith Pype,
Lieut.. FRANK WHEATON, list ( egimeut Cav
airy, to Miss MARIA MASON, daughter II Col
samuel Cooper, United States Army.
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DIED

On the 9th instant, at the residence Of his
father, after lingering lines, GALES SEA
TON, In the doth year Of his age, son Of w. w.
seaton.
In Georgetown, on the 9th instant, COLIN p.
HAIR RlSON, aged IS years, youngest son OF
Elizabeth and the late Gustavus Harrison
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ByA. GREEN, huctioneer.

DIV n. OHbEN, huctloneeT.
'EHUsEkE's ShLE.-By virtue Of deed Of
Il trust dated February ., 1853, and duly record
ed in Liber A :, IS OF the land records OF
Washington county, District OF Columbia, and at
the req lest OK psrt!es interested, shall sell, at
p. m on WEDN ESDAY the 25th Of February
next, patio 10. No IL, IN square or reservation
10, with the Improvements, being a twc-stcry
Brick Dwelling, fire proof, fronting west about
Hall.
Terms: 81 ECO cash the balance ia annual
payments in one, two and three years, with IN
terest, secured by deed Of trust
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee.
Jan 3l-lOt a. GREEN, AuctiOneer,
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RETURN OF MR.. EABRONlUS, Artist.
l. formed that Mr.. FABRONlUS, Will In few
days arrive In this city, at the request Cf nuner-
Gus persons wishing TO possess their LIKENESS.
Ing for one month only The number Of Portraits
will be limited 20 Is Persons wishing to secure
the same are requested TO make early application
at Mr CASPAkIS'S, Capitol Hill, for terms and
particulars feb 6.IwA
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS

'NHE POTOMAC BEING NOW Open,
Il the steamer POWHATAN will N-
resume her regular Tips to Aqua Essss.Ssss=s-s
Greek on sunday morning. Upon this, the
shortest ard most pleasant route, IN connection
with the Richmond and FrdericksbErg Rail
road, the travelling public will find all the com
forts ard expedition desirable, and great relief
from the tedlum incident to a more circuitous
ron'e GEORGE nATTINGLY,
feb9-3t SuneTintend.nt
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DENTAL SURGEON

nR. b F. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE-
~ tween Sixth and Seventh streets, <sxg>Sa
at the place formerly occupied by DR. kspsgsz
Van Patten, has just received a very AItA"
large supply Of articles pertaini G to dentistry,
call Having devoted his whole time to the pre-
fess;cn, he Is perfectly safe I'm declaring that he
will give entire satisfaction In every case The
best professional references be seen al his Of
fee nov 12-tMarCh10s
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MORE LiGHT.-TH SUBSCRIBER has
lVA now on hand, and will hereafter constantly
keep, full supply OF SPERM and ALBANIAN
TINE CANDLES for sale at the lowest prices,
at the Lamp and Oh Store Of
J. X. McGREGOR,
feb i-lw 54 7lh street.
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BOARD, &o.-MRS. BATES, ON TAGS w
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
Is prepared To accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or liable board
can be Obtained. ap6-u
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rHEAP WOOD.-PINE WOOD FOR Sale
~ at 50 rs per cord, over the Long Bridge, at
Liect Hunters Upper Farm, above the Toll
Gate, IN Alexandria county, Va.
feb 4-1w WESLEY CARLIN, Agent.
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M AT r X T. 8 = K q

OF EVERY DESCRlP TON,
Manufactured at the Fairview Steam Mill,
ALEXANDRIA, Va
ME INVITE The ATTENTION OF THE
w trade Of Washington ard vicinity 10 the
large assortment Of MATTRESSES now on
hand, comprising Patent-Spring, Hair, and
several hundred Husk and Cotton, of yarions
sizes, TO meet the demand Of the coming season
Orders by mall or Otherwise promptly attended to,
and goods delivered 1T Baltimore rates, Address
feb 7-19t FITZPATRICK 4 BURNS.
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NOTICE.
NJ y Is MON EY -.

II VI Y Is MON EY.
fNLOCkS - CLOCKS CLOCES - Call
~ al the SIeat Clock Emporium, opposite IN
Browns Hctel, and see he greatest assor;- kll
ment of CLOCKS tbs side Of New York GIi
Coed Clocks warranted for : so. Also, all ny
kinds CIf OK Materials. Oils, Cords, Balls, KEYS
Weights, &c The trade supplied at wholesale
prices: Ca h or Clocks given In exchange for
OLD Silver or Gold Watches. Also, good Watches
for sale low. Cal and see for yourselves at
J. ROBINSON'S, $40 Pa av.,
Jan2'-2m opposite Browns Rotel.
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EVENING STAR.

- ADvEETBkszErs SHOULD LEFT TEE oryroE sr
TzEIvE e'cLooE, NJ; oTaKsvsk IakY EAT Sor ARrRAE
Twill TEE
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STOCE iH THE OLD DOMINION COAL
conPANS, kASAWHA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Banking Eousc OF Chubb Brothers for
The remaining stock cf the above company, be-
Ing three hundred shares. The capital stock is
sltO,O00 (dollaIs.) Of which $40 600 has been
SubsCrib q. j nc mines are now prepared for
active operations, and per cent interest will be
guaranteed upon tee stock now offered for sale
by the original stockholders, for the period Of
tw" years
Particulars In regard 10 the stock ard its pros
pee tg, will be made known upon application to
CHUBB BROTHERS
jan27 PIP DhNDRID6E, Agent.
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TO r s A L. E-THE PAINTED BRICK
house, corner 9TH and q streets. Island. 1t
contains six rooms well finished The corner is
now occupied for store and is good stand.
will sell 1t low. Apply to su5Iari6er, No IS 81
n Dor Treasury Building, at the Hotel formerly
81 between id and Az streets
feb 9-3i< THO B THRUSTON
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Boarding.

ROARDlNG.- MOFFETT CAN AC-
- 'mmoda.e permanent and transient Board
ers at sos 7th street, opposite Otd Fellows Hall
Also. several Table BOarders
House servant wanted Also, Boy II or II
years old feb 9-3l%
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For Sale and Rent,

FURNISHED ROOM-ON PENN AVE
nue., between ~ b and 18th Streets and over
POTENTINf5 Store. Inquire at the Store
feb 10-2t&
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FURNISHED ROOMS TWO PARLORS
l. and six Chambers, handsomely Furnished,
fI rent at No. i05 9th street, between 8 and II.
feb 1Oi'&
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EAsrERy AND WESTERN LoCKUPs.-The
weekly report Of the Guards show the follow
ing cases: $500.
Western Lookup kitty Jameson, colored.
drunk and disorderly. fined 81 and costs /;
Eliza Glasco, do, do James Martin, do fine
and costs, 81 SO; Peter G. 0srrico, do, do,
IS George Funk, sighting, Jail for court Jos.
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NJEW YORK LEDGER Fob itth Feb.-
~ Cobh's greatest and mos eesrS ih'e'Hs
''o'J NSp"no'"o "' FER6USON's
,sne $50 Seventh street.
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xx,HuAyE FOR SALE Ara LOW PRICE
w very handsome cit Chandelier, with siI
brancbes and can be fixed to burn any kind OF
Lamps. ..,,,,w
=, HOWELL a. MORSELL's,
fshG No. 323 e St, bet. 9th and Tn
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TWO COMFORTALE FURNISHED Rooms
Il with good Board, can be had by appl, ing al
Mrs MARGARET HALLS, OH street, 10.
S7S, between and T. streets feb 10 ara
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At rHE LATE Coscksr given by tn. ladies
u mrs spslding's boarding house SIlO was
-. ioF the poor The sum will, we hear,
De placed In the hands Of Rev. Mr. HssLsII
S1'y Missionary, for distribution.
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Swaim's Justice-.-Revised.

. tl.,s Swaim's Justice-,-Revised.asl1 4fH I
TUNHE NORTH.CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE,
practical guide to the Laws Of the State and thede
cisions Of the Supreme Court defining the duties and urs
the Re. sed Code of 1s5I tngeher with full instfuc-
tions, and numerous new Ffrms and PseesdeAts. -A
q. fz-. 3yt ste.9 .E - BY u sSU4.3a h ssi4BTg
IT,, EDWARD CANTWELL, Esq, LII; B., ,4x,.s
:, ~ CJunseAOrdt LaaC. Z
The above is the title of work which has been recently
published by the undersigned at the NorthCarna Book
store Raleigh, N. g. and is now for sale in s.se ed
One Vol Of nearly so9 pages at the ow Price Of g So
Sc cents Upon the receipt Of four dollar n e. Bank Bill
the work will be mailed to address and change enclosed
in United States post office stamps. t5F5 O s2t4a2
2i7;i,l v.s s,.,ea-s; e..l,g g HENRY d. TURNER
-. - - j. a ,,.,.s "a s., NC, Book Store.
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The stapIaa;Illrld. al
. ~. From the Gseensboro' Tunes.
The Land Of Dreams. > '-sas,f
BY A. PERRY spERRY.

-=E - . a. b
By A.. PERRY sPERRY. tHs, SssE 't'sss
The land of dreams, 'tis an island fair E-+7az
That s;,filv floats in the perfuned air. S.s<
With hills of stars whose shaduwless light tlfa
Makes ev'ry valley supremely bright;
And when the night Of our earth is pear,
And sleep to the weary brings its rest, -
What a,ul does not sometimes wander there - 4
And live in its joy supremely blests
There the angel forms that dearest hold -A'''z
Recne by its rivers OF flowing gold, D. -
Andihe gIaddened light OF their happy eyes ~ =
Is as soft that of the jewefted skies 5' = -
And when have nestled them to the heart, s,sss3
The raptures that softly STEAL a' - .- -
Cause cur trusting sa',lls to quver and start ''E
With the very depth OF the joys they feel. '''''
And repeated my childhnod's tirs. born prayer s.I
With all the fervor OF LIES young ray j - z..j
When a mothers lips taught the soul to pray
And sometimes think that The happy smile
Thai brightens the temples OF Gods fair zedUen
Is not bright than the dream-land isle
With its starry hills where dwelt ut even.
The land of dreams, there we oftimes meet
The loved ones of home in communion sweet,
And feel the pressure Of each warn, hand
In the pe'funled light of that dreamy land; - -,
And the dead we have seen the lnwly bier,
Again may meet by the svery streams. -
hose wsters are pure as an angels tear M
In that rUse-tinted islard Of happy dreams. ..
How often when lying but haif awake, s.-'I
Does a holy light on the spirit break, - -
And music sweet as the angels hear, '''- =
Flew glorousy the enraptIred ear, . ''a's+ '
Then, Then, does this pink-tnted island of Dreams
With its starry hills and golden skies, e :
And its angel fBfms aud silvery streams -'.'
On The dlmpled sea of fancy arise '-,f' d.
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ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN aENrERfRfzE
gyt; gT97 y ANB SOUTHERN TAI1ENTs@td s3s' /
{ THE TIMES. Al Southern LitsraSy lind FHnssyy


-Yye 9T97 ,>ANBSOUTHERN TAIlKeNT.atd s's' I
THE ,TYMES.i ASoutAerE LiteruTy hind oftnlssy
aplJoarnnt and 1.-THE only one .Pa5siaRsd afs ne
Ha South! s5tsa q b7iS4eF''s Sft,'e 4s''es' 's,es
vuyHE TIMES HAS MORE THAN s1xrY REauLxR
II contributors. embracing many If the best
tae Union Its reading matter mostly pso
c,ned at great, consisting af 0HEipaa Geyefies
History, Biography, Science Agriculture EdgcaAion Poe.
try. Foreign and Domestic New and the Markets -; I
The third vou. enlarged and greatly imprVed printed
fine white paper and with hew cupper faced zyPe will
commence the rs week in Januar a5ss No is the b.s
time to subscribe; commence with the the, year. In
the first numbers Of the volume will two
m - ''''s'' s"''1P PRIZE STORIES .eisii 4,4f
and it will be impossible to supply back innmbers after
70 the friends Of SOUTHERN in All The setthern
States we appeal for support The 7ies i the only I,
as the best published in the North - You want good
family paper, then try the Tsaes one year. t'ts oi
Published weekly at 5000 per year in advance Spec-
men copies sent gratis. Address, -
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p November 4. 1857. get 81, h.If]yz iiaSs--swl 7
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Is rxAT

.rt,p. m. s1,r".. s... = 80. Isnsss
80 80 c.. So - -
ssalbS hS W-sCLeS3kfs b. Wsaiaasot IoNG& u ~
iTAaIs HIS ! WORK; & ROYAL ooIAyssUgsssA - -!
oa9mesy benAd is row syka.
1lSq should pc wlthogt IT e4etap-
pea.a syie .s p"ok s q Ross %
Of Conedera,ion the Var;ons Priv ~. P ssSsss.
can Ritxs. .the Full epaiuns .,n iha ns.SeSsotf S
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Collamer on Kansas affairs durag iha assf CD S96
IN! me SPECIAL Message Of Prs.i6ent RNgA, a la6-
III ~ ,ss5 ssE ap a1s
in defence of tls 1s 2sSa
L,s .ss, 50 ss 81. -:
sthereon; t6e x3scts ~ 1Ss5$s
.syo yof Soted ,AbSiiionistS B S2SS6 ~ {l6lI;3
asss assi..s ss:ss' sss s'.sse ssss.sss
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BLANK ATTACHMENTS.

"E HAVE JUST, PRINTED A QUANTITY OF
w blank attachments, according to . form furnished
the State We will send them If poss<ge kr 81 per
Aure Blank notices to those surprising to have sdme of
the effects of the aachee in their possession will be fur
nished at 81 per qmre-ou usual price for blanks.
We have hand large assortment Of Court blanks
Deeds Forthcoming bonds, Witness and Jury tickets
y Warrants DC 30 sla2 1s2tg HOLDEN &fWlLSANs
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.foytis DR.. CLOPTON'S INFIRMARY. aaHd
TAR. JAS. CLOPTON, WHO HAS VISITED RA-
leigh. and all the principal towas in Carolina fonsev-
era years. practcing his prossou has permanently oca
ted at Huntsville Alabama. where he prepared treat
most suecesay, the following diseases to-wt: Asthma
Diseases Of The Throat cofa Gandular Swellngs Tn-
mors Scrofous Cancers Ulcers the face and all dis
Of the skin, eyes, &c. arising from impure state of
the blood. - - = t,-i -. -, -
Testimonials Of the highest character be gven from
the most respectable families Of CarUfina. s''it
p All communications must contain three cent stamp to
pay for the reurI letter. IS ar ~. f., ,4j,s sta
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MISS SEDGwICK'S MARRfEfJ OR 1lt6a&k .sSas
IVA BorEows Romany Rye. Aasfsiasai sss3ss5sH
Levers Fortunes 5 Of Glencore's assszJ II sees
Currer Bells Professor. isss sssst9
Mrs. 0phants Athelngs fsts f7sstt g
Mrs. Mulochs Nothing New. TAa.as 1sssx$}SnfaA
Mrs. Marsh's Bose of Ashurst. Sss53szsso
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Applause is the spur of noble minds, the end and
aim OF the weak ones gfsts ftftEGH
The lady whose sleep was broken has had il insn-
ded. = -..- NJ, .s.--.-
man hearing that raven would live two hun
dred years, bought one to test the truth Of the
SertOn. -.yt . ~ -s-.- -r.4.fs
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Mrs. Partington says the best ''anecdote' for s'p
zon" is not to take the darned stuff sss.s srrrlt
Has one served thee2 Tell it to many. Hast
thou served many Tell it not. .. -,
Some are unwisely liberal, and more delight to
give presents than to pay debts. -. =
bad rather doand not promise, than promise and
not do.