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Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail
Road Company.

cnec;a, Meetidc of the Stockholders Of this Com
80 - s IL ,nnointed to he held in the town Of Whining e.
n on Tnesdav the 18th day of March next. to pass
upon the eniment' to the Charter OF the Company
nv order t,f the Board
ny o'"e' - H. W. GUION, Prest.
,,o,, ,os7 3S-4t
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
DRS McSWAIN l. McDUFFIE have this day dis
solved cc,artnership by mutual consent.
DIR McSwain will attend to settlements and collec-
tions for the firm
DIR. McDufde will continue to occupy the former
Office
II McSwAIN WM. C. NcDUFFIE.
Nov. |. 1856. 22-H
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All those indebted to me either by
Note or Account are hereby notified that I great
" in want of money and if they wish to costs
and confer fax or on me they will call and make i'm
mediate payment or | shall BE- compelled to put my
claims in the hands of officer, l determined
to wait no longer. E. e. HALL.
Jan. "a. 1857. If Rome.
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Cape Fear Land for Sale.

CNpc rear Lana IOi SUE.
The subscriber offers for sale THREE HUNDRED
and EIGHTY-FIVE Acres of Land on Cape Fear
River below Smiths Ferry. i'll Cumberland county.
running with the river to the lands of Mrs Byrd.
portion of the land is cleared and fenced. It is
we'll adapted the cultivation of oats and the
usual crops of the river lands. The part uncleared
has on it some good swamp which may be easily pre-
pared for
1t will be sold a credit of twelve months. Per-
wishing to buy call the owner at this place
J. G.. SHEPHERD.
April s. 93-tf
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:. r ARCHAMBAULT,

g = .o,re, 18th and Hamilton SITS. Phi'ad., Pa.
por+.h,e steam Engines, on larga wheels, with a
to be attached to aKns
heee ciEle Orders arc filled in from to weeks.
Ens;nps always on hand for sale These engines
have been in use seven years. and in every instance
will be sent when applied for.
Jan. 10, 1857.
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G.. GOLDEN MURRAY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AGENT FOR
M1RRAY'S IRREGULAR LINE" OF WHINING
TON PACKETS.
62 South Street. NEW YORK.
The undersigned may be found at the Office Of
Codcn Murray 62 South street. where orders for
description of Goods will receive his prompt and per-
sonal attention. -
p. MALLErT.
March 20. 1856 y
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TO hire for the balance Of the Year
\ Negro Woman, who is good Cook Washer and
Ironer. Apply to b. ROSE
March Z. 1857. 1t
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w. OVERBY,
1 3

w, OVERBY,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
WOULD Respectfully inform the public and all the
old tdstUaess of Houston and Overly, that he still
continues to carry the Saddle and Harness making
business in all it various branches at the old Stand OF
Houston and OVERLY where he will be happy to fur
nsh them with any article which they need in his
Line
10 Strict attention paid to Repairing;w
w. OVERLY.
Aug. ls, 1856. Gin
saS- just received, a few doz. genuine East
India CASTOR OIL, (for my retail.) Also, Citrat
j. F. FoULKEs
April 2. 1856.
j. c.. POE.
DEALER
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. AND
Ready-1lade Clothing.
Particular atte:(on paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods and Trimmings
HAY STREET, FAYETTEVILLE n. C..
| November Sd. 1856. If
Bedstends! B.dsteads!
just received from the Manufacturer, Ira Hersey,
supply Of
various patterns, and made of good timber
These Bedsteals are manufactured in this place.
can sold dealers low they can be got from
the North. Call and examine.
April 9. 1856. ly
r BOWMAN, SELLERS 4 CO.,
: GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
( And Cotton Factors,
Y 81 la Pine street, NEW YORK.
u. W. BOWMAN,
= w. II. SELLERS,
Nav l. 1856 EDW:D. MCPHERSON
B-Particulur attention paid to eonsisnmen
of Naval Stores.
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At an adjourned Meeting Of the

At an adjourned Meeting of the
Commissioners of Town of Fayetteville. held in
the Once 0 Town this day. o'clock P NJ, 18th
Ian-y 1887, the following Officers were elected:
John w Baker. Jr.. Tax Collector, commissions 5
Der cent on Town Taxes and per cent on Rail load
John p. Leonard Special justicc-Fees
j. d. Calais Town Constable. Director cfPatrol tor
Jpp"r and Lower Fayetteville. Lamp Tender. Stan
dsll Keeper. and Street Commissoner-saiary 500
j. F. Leonard, Clerk of the Market-salary 500
! Warren Prior, Keeper CT the Town Clock Co $50
| j. y. Worth. - Powder Magazines lees
| Nm Williamson Sexton % the Grave Yard
/ salary $50.
! ~ Faulk II. Lociaman, J. Branch and J. Brad
shaw Town Guard.-each salary $3.50
4 A. NJ Campbell, Esq. WAS apt'd Chief Fire Warden.
S I Iawlcy, lst Asst
! Amos Williamson'' g I'd .
/ Jas Mcpherson, % Sd %
! J VI Williams g " 4th ="
! w McLMckay, 5th 6
J y Williams, : 9th 8
J + touiks g 9TH .
Ordered. That regular meetings of this board be
heli on the first Saturday in each month
4 (Froul the Minutes.) AdJd
W. G.. MATTHEW'S, Clerk.
Jan'y %, 3i-6t
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The subscriber offers for sale the following tract
of land
One tract containing 1900 acres. GOO of which is
as good swamp there is in the county of Bladen,
about two hundred we'll drained. and about
thirty cleared and under fence, adjoining the
lands of j. G. Sutton and T. G.. Smith
Also l5l joining the lands of D. johnson and
VIM. BOrlaux.
$50 joining the lands of John Cain and E. Bowman.
200 joining the lands of George Cain and
Elizabeth Melvin. The above lands l will sell and
give good time for good notes. will take young
groes and give the best of prices.
For further in format on address the subscriber al
Elizabethtown. n G.
Jan TO- 1851. 32-:n Z. r. MELVIN.
Wilmington Herald copy months and send bill tC
subscriber.
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S E E ID o A T. S.

$50 Bushels of first rate quality Also few bush
els led Clover Seed for sale in quantities to suit.
Apply to B. ROSE.
March !. 4O-3t
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O / l.

O l..
Linseed, Winter Sperm. Lamp, Tanners, and Meats
foot. OIL. constantly hand. A fresh supply just
received and for eale in quantities to suit.
B. ROSB.
March 7, 1887. 40-3t.
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ON MANHOOD
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.

AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, the goth Thousnnds
A WORDS THE RATIONAL. TREAT
EENT, without Medicine. ofSpermatorrhea or
3I Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Gen
ital and Nervous Debility. Impoteucy. and Impedi-
men.s to Marriage generally.
Il. I.ANEY, D..
The important fact that the many alarming COM
plants originating in the imprudencc and solitude
youth. may be easily removed without Medicine is in
this small tract clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment. adopted by
the Author. fully explained by of which every
one is enabled to himself perfectly and at the
possible thereby avoiding all the advertised
moStrums of the day.
Sent any address gaatis and post free in sealed
envelope, by remttng (post pa) two postage stamps
to DIR. B. DE LASEY, IL Leonard Street. n. Y. City
Dec. I3. 1856. 2S-1y
VALUABLE LANDS FOB SAFE
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arger and complete than they have ever offered,
a general assortment of
GROCERIES,
Together with
Hardware and Cutlery, HOLLOW Ware,
Saddlery, Shoes, Leather, &C..
All of which have been bought by one of the firm ex
pressiy Tor the Wholesale Trade Their terms will be
as heretofore. on the usual time to nromnt dealers
40 Cash nuyers a reasonable discount will be made
GEO. W. WILLIAMS f. CO
Fayetteville. Aug Is. 1856 utf
valuable Town Property for Sale.
In pursuance of Decree of the Court of E,u;tv f
the county of Cumberland upon the nctition IF i,;
Hybart and Others will sell at the MarLot H. =:
the Town of Fayetteville II Monday tho eth - ~ - =
April next. the BRICK TENEMENT now occun;d h
c. y r. H. Jones, adjoining D. Il W. McI,anrin ang
Is. F. Pearce. "'i'
The above property will be sold upon j., crea;+ ~
six months Bond and approved security reon;reJ
from the purchaser. ''f''eu
W. a. Hu SkE, Clerk and Master
March ., 1901 4O-5t
DON'T ALL COME AT ONCE,
j. w. LETT
Has Just received large and general STOCK Or
GOODS suited to the Fall and Winter trade cons;sn
choice selection of
StaDle Nd Fancy GOOnS
Boots and SHOES. with almost everything desirable :,
that line
PRIME FAMILY GROCERIES always to he had
AT LETT,S.
Goods sold at the lowest prices for CASH or o,
changed for country produce.
SEPT. II, 1856. ly-pd
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Goods at Wholesale.

Goods at Wholesale.
The subscribers beg leave to advise their customers
and Merchants generally that they have received a
and expect to receive the balance of their recent
purchases in few days Their Stock will be much
larger and more complete than they have offered
embracing general assortment of
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-21
p6r 1000 Spirit Barrels for sale by
McLAURIN i STRANGE.
June II, 1856 If

FOR SALE
TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, nine mile.
from Fayetteville. lying directly the Southern
Plank Road. and on each side of Big Rockish. One
the best Turpentine sections in the county, with
convenient improvements for family residence; with
a small mill a failing stream. and first
rate situation for u Turpentne Distillery and Store
A. A. McKETHAN
Feb'y g.. 1856. If
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NEGROES WANTED.

The undersigned will the highest cash price for
YOUNG NEGROES. Letters addressed to either of
at Laurinburgh, Richmond county. will have
prompt attention
d. c. MCINTYRE.
sDANIEL NJ, McLAURIN.
Laurnburgh. Jan'y 3, 1857. Stiff
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NOTICE.

~ McT,aurin Il Strange will pay the high
est cash price for Turpentlne un'l ee'1er noN'e
! Sent. s. 1856. "o-"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Owing to q change in business 1t is necessary that
my indivi idua claims should be closed up. All those
indebted will find their bills made out and ready for
settlement, which by attending to, they will much
obligc Z. CROW,
will be found at Alexr johnson & Crows.
Feb 81, 1857. 3S-4t
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NOTICE.

The Subscribers hsvng at February term, 1857, OF
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Robe'on
county taken out letters of Administration the
Estate of Wiom Blount. deceased, hereby give notice
to all persons having claims against the Estate of the
deceased: to present the same, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law otherwise this no
tice will be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
Debtors to the Estate will make immediate payment
JOSEPH THOMPSON
CHARITY BLOUNT, ( u'A '~
March,.
FUR TIER NOTICE.
Having obtained order of Court to that effect,
shall on Thursday the 18th day of March next, th
late residence of William Blunt, decd, expose t,
public sale.
70 had of Cattl<; $50 Sheep; Mules; 5 Horses
1000 bushels Of Corn; 10000 lbs Of Fodder;
SO bushels of Peas; 100 Hogs; Farming
Tools; Blacksmith Tools; Carts; Wag-
ons; Household Furniture; l Buggy;
BaroueAe; l Sulky; &c, &c, dc.
! At the same time ond place will hire out unit
| the first day of January next, about 40 Slaves
I Terms Of sale: Six months credt,-the purchase
giving bond and approved security before the propert
is removhd.
/ JOSEPH THOMPSON, .s.
4 CHARITY BLOUNT. ( n" -
March :, 1857, 4O-st
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FOR RENT.

! A comfortable HOUSE. corner Mumford and Robe
con street. Apply to o,uuYor
| Feb:- q, 1857, ss4t
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CALL AND SETTLE.

All persons indebted to Alex'r johnson, Jr either
by note or account, will please call and make mme
diate payment as interest will be charged all ac-
till paid Also those that still in
with Alexr johnson Co., will find it to their ad
tage call and settle up the 18TH of March-nfter
that time they will find their claims in the hands of
officer for collection. ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr.
Feb 2l 38-4t
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I.aurinburgh, n. C., March I. 1851.
The North-Carolinian., 1857-03-21

THE undersigned would respectfully inform his old
friends and customers that he be found at the
Store of c. Z. Leete, where he will be glad to sse
them. J. Z. MCDONALD.
Jan. II, 1851, S3-tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-22

IHE ANimc4S Bu7.sT II uE MISSIONARY
sociETf ,yid lis t,v.ufs silt. Anniversary a.
.ae lIarvarl st BAp;i>t ,hural. ia b ton
"a the i.ta INST. I.s -ttea,lac.,f IL. -
eegs and delegates wss ar e. fr.M th
,rz,.s..r-r hep9rt it .,Ff "a RS taat t-. utire
receipts ~ tae var have bsea ) .5,a-e,s >,
u which @sl,l-t wer. le-aries. donations,
a. Enc exIenditures during ttz vi y r.
So, T.ere wara - deaths 4m5a- the
III ,nhers O. tie S,cisty. of whom u WI
ministers. Among tae number of tue d.
ceased is Deacon Nm. Cas4ts. TIE frs
President Of the s,eisty Forty person,
aays '-en added as liz Directors. The fnan-
IL! afiti-s Of the S,e,sty h..se improved not
y an increase Of funds, bat by conformity
Of tie disbursements 70 its means. The bal
anca against the Society is Sl7,754,73.-
Lightweight missionaries have been employ
81 in fifteen diff rent States and f-rri,ori.s.
Among the baptisus r P'rt-d ar y Roman
Ce,'ho.iss. fes cost Of lpsr.;.a5 tls oa-is-
y, Tor the past Eve years, MS bs9n ,. l-5
ger cent.
The following is the list of officers for the
yoar ensuing
President Hon Albert Day, Ct Hart
fori. {,
Vice Presidents = John P. Grocer,
Esq, Chester, Pa; and j. Z. Sou,hworth,
Esq, New York.
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\ DawH EAST BoY.-A ial / Years
oi4 writes Is from North Ellsworth, IT.
hating sana 81 the results Of his indus
IT,. L, h.A proceed as lie as began.
ami when b becomes man, he viii be
"aaoi Tn Il i respected citizens of;As
State - al .a;sll gent, Inlas.r.oas AMI
saeaaes.ss :cz.ner. He whites vegy 60
reetv. II a handsome Eand, AMI saws -
Il ana -nes BOY. ~ years ell. nj
as tie sar.-, has come. l an tll>sa
preptr+t.oa- Tor smaa gaIiea. lay=
i-ad . sasGea Of my owa FL txo years.
w. 1 ts1a cult;vat d, and haya aal
. -323 harvest. Last year sid
enough = q. ny winter school books.
an &ea. mg pumpkins nd corn .sr home
$50. last spring ! sent to Mr.. Lang lou
C keanea.t.@ port. Name for a pack ze
o. 81 ~ Philip Corp, ahlak ! pfan.-
e4 n Nay, and II hsryes, tine II was
gathered. ana was the hands mest eosn
ever saw shall plant some ta.s year
Yours :raly.
]. AusTIx McGawx.
-Rsra Lte4-e Ger.
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Kew PUBLICATIONS.

ZILItn. ruF CuiLp MEpIuN. \ tale
of Spirtualism. New Iork: Dix,
Edwards & Co. now Miller & Go.
The writer Of this story tells the reader in
tia preface. that lie is no believer in Spiritn-
aiisn. and shall not inyestisat, the subject
farther. Nevertheless, he herr prs nts va
raas inaidats Of Spiritualism. which are
wonderful, and which modern science has
taiirI to penetrate. The story IS quite aread-
ahle one, some parts of il; fascinating, vet
upon finishing the book one is not satisfied,
and knows no moro Of the phenomena than
al the commencement nor does the author
,uuchsaie to let the reader know what he
thinks Of the subject
Moses Hale has it.
The ExGLIsuMAN ~ KANSAS. BY 7.
II. Gladstone, with an intro luction by
Fred. Law Olmsted. New York !:
Miller x Co, successors to Din. Ed
wards 4 Go.
We have bean much interested in reading
tbs work. as the author. hing neither a
Fro State nor pr5-siyory liam, had n
motive to give other than 4 truthful nara.
tive. HIS descriptions Of frontier lite ar
freely drawn. and men and matters are
sketehed with spirit, and evidently with an
impartial hand
Me>e, Hale has it.
The L,pY's lIoaE MAGAZINE. r June. is
received. presenting It's usual attractions ai
god raiins matter, e3lore.i fashion plates.
embroidery patterns and i st".l plate en-
craving.
Moses Hal vi. supply ali o-!ers, at =
pr annGm.
Prrfasa>'s, for Jun, /, received II t.
publishers. 1t i.a god nam',r II a pope
lar Magazine. ending tn &l-tY.lamc M
!. the time = subscribe. Price > TT AN
nGm.
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4 DIscoU&sY cS SPGRtTrALrsN. 6y
William T.lDw ,h., y. d - NJ SIS.
saa5ora and Carter have issued tai,
mueA ta,ka Of sarmon in very NEAT
style As the majority Of our req .el,
VII early ct and peruse ;he production
flr themselves. we need indulge II no
comments upon i. We i!iak, however,
ali VIII ayr, Win Us il pr5nouncing it
sircers, t-.veat and powerful discourse
--Por. and iareftissr.
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The STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR is to be
held in Bangor Sept. 29:h. The steamboats,
and railroads will carry passengers Mt half
price. Norombega Hall has bsen god
for the occasion. Temporary buildings are
a,sl to ba ereetd In fact ali the arrange
ments are - bs md. On liberal scale. and
a "good time" is anticipated.
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TIE POISONING MANIA

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-22

OxyGENATEp BIrTERS.-This peeu-
liarly efiicacious medicine has no equal,
and trial wall satisfy the most skeptical
sufferer that in regard to the power Of
this remedy, too much connot be said in
its praise. l. will cure Dyspepsia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-22

THE DfMseRArIc PARTY ENnAS-
GrnUD By FREE ScHooL. Is gcn-
orally known that Their. j. a fire. cal5reI
school in the city OF Washington, d G..
where lady is heroic4I'y eadea,otias 10
elevate BY edueatian and exampl. the
many colorod girls i ,h4. District. who
would otherwise be red seed 10 tn cx-
tremity Of vic2 and slF=rins. Size has
succeeded wonderfully well; and fey
wealthy and benevolen, iniiviluals have
contributed literally towards enIaTsjo.
The sphere Of her operations tbs bas
aroused the Ire Of the s.tTe-lsiyars. who
threaten TO break up tn school by yi5-
ienee. AMI as proof TIA, :ac Aam.g-
istraton means TO back ;h-m u, ia their
attempt. ii has lat " forced Dr. L. d.
Gle. one Of the Trustees Of the school,
the Oldest OK miner in ,ae "a. nj Ell
to rls.-n, winch he has dom, sine to-
publication Of his name. ''Ol, Dem .e.
racy, what crimes are committed IN tbs
name
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ITTTS AlnET TOWN.

M Cal, 5 Pcyjor. - Fine and again
have We been amused in rca Ing Che quaint
names adopted for drinking saloons in san
Francisco, and have as often though; they
couldn't be beat The Corner" at the
corner oil Pacific aad Sstnsoute STREETS. 1as out
done by u wag who start danothcf llutr5avn
on Stnsome. and called it The Otter Cor
nor. Then there were = he Lady Se#a!a.
"Cosmopolitan. The Guild, The Whit
Squat. The Gem, &c. u, &c. - tie
end Of the chapter; bat an Ei!sNa rth genius
has beat them all "McCa5e'- Parl1r" is
the sign that is nailsd t, a building at the
west end OF the Bridge where horses are sta
bIed in one part, and 'm,thing to ''wet the
" istle,' das,lt aat in tae other.
Ocf4agraply ct h.e Fgsh Mar&.h-We
noticed at the fish stall at the end Of the
Br,dse. s.-n partly completed. which in is
unfinished state reads thus; ''llollob--'
The occupant brought to market. one day
last week fine halibut, and thereupon COM
minced getting cat hi. "saingls, bat he
f7r, il WIS e7mflatsd the fish W, s,id and
the unfinished ann uacement remains 10 BE
perfected wlen tn fisherman brings another
fsh o. the genus lipp5Elossrs.
Improved Neek Il fns Durham snort
Horn ball. eighteen months Old. was pur-
sa4s.ei " s,ms farmers in Sullivan, aud
passed "a u her, Saturday IN lis way
t...,.. To rio5 paid Wa : t}e.eo.
D1aca ~ H;le siri ahoat six years
49,, ls- ..8#4i Ie.ra " n-.ae,) whi.e play
~, Jn tae bAuA Of tie rter al i've s4w
aan. On Sunday, fell into the water and
~. ar wired
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[Fa the Ellsworth Americana
Down all OF Woman S RightS

Tho deed is d,ae "Anti-Fanaticism
has eiirctually demolished the whole comra-
ny Of "Womta's Rights Alv3catcs," from
Lucy Stone and Harriet X. Hunt, NJ. p,
down to u devoted followers hzre down east.
wlo bring up the rear Of oar illGstri5as
h.diss Bat, ere " ,ink wholly into the
oblivion to which W ar thus irreyefahly
doomed We must gen one lust szpiring
lr.ath," as an additional evidence Of our
folly.
Such a mighty work ra4ll only have been
aonc by the sup rior male intelIcct.--aeh
precious specimen Of male "o'i,alry
could not b. hid bsljnl tie usual gallant
compliments of editors 70 their female cor
respondents Aud then, the Arguments
why what c5nsummat' folly it would be fer
an inferior female intellect to grasp or an
swer tham-thc fact is. they are unanswera-
bic Besides. none OF Us "lemalc fanatics
were ever So foolish a. II presume We had
intellect equal = that Of thu males VIZ only
claimed the right t. opportunities f'r culti-
waiting what precious little We had, and W
bspsd thereby 10 be better abb to appreciate
the SOUND; logic. tie able reas aring, and the
chiytlrau> compliments which hava met
tAest demands from cur intellectual superb
ors.
As to Harriet *. Hunt, NJ. D., I do not
lrs alne she expected t. TAKE an equal
chance with all the little ''sap.riar intel
lects" who wear coats. - through col
leg, ttrsditi9n ssys hag weat through.
-ucel and come out armed with tie title Of
VI. y. aud diploma, and forthwith ID
eats" and ADVERT, tdems lv7> as being ready
t. re .ce.ye pr 'r>,i5nl calls L pr. Hunt
was ever :, assumptions. she certainly fail
I'd. f5r warrs they can It through college
and take their honorary dsgrgo, she could
rst then cntr COLI =. none he!a- pm to
aar She studied urior IN eminent lhysjeisn
AMI praetis,d u 4tsn ars bs.or she Oh
tanned hsrs thus IHaruia- that anly through
long years OF experience could 81 ostain
what they could, by Ear LIS experience, and
In lar less time. But "Anti-Fauaticisa 90
thinks tins ttle unb,c5min, :, her. not
witHsttndin, her severe labars. OF cs4rs
il !. Eonlv shows what m ..i..fsr;5r in.
tclizct' can ID. though denied tie .dyaata-
- IF e.i!....>. IN IDEAL Ist.rzs. and ,,ia IN.
c. ra- IN mt = ras.j. ssat,azat. II Ray
IL ar de ..js1 I@n,s e tazs. f..a.la NJ
p. : and f.msI. reform VII. qse J.,
As afrtia ~ rrs,an.i5f. l55l Willy an
..i.4r,asp.5 AMI nr.s,,Yr..iop ,,,nn#,. .6Ts,v
d. the least harm. when tn. superior ja..l.
Ice. If mails, zft,rs +, .,,,,ist or conn.
te-art the., II. ais, nal. -. man, 0,,rs.,5.,.
'"''".i " - s..''''.''
Wi! ye; lad Inn 4 a7ar Or. liunt 5 IaetGra
4,f 49,. him ,,rf.y-f#4- r45..,t.5==#.t, Ia,
"a -. = .,i?..1s.'...s IL
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To las, ,reek's Enigma.
BANGOR TO MATTAwAxkEAG.

Vln Louisville, Ky, mob broke open
jail in order to seize four negroes, who had
just been acquitted on charge of murder.
One Of the negroes cut his throat, two were
hung BY tho mob, end tho other was LEI, un-
molesied
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We learn by tha Rockland Gaseus that
Rev. Mr.. Guiliosd, whom many Of our citi-
sens will remember a. the gentleman who
caused quite spirisual excitement here last
winter by q lecture which be delivered in
answer to two sermons by trance medium
is preaching at ST. John. N. B.
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~ t. democracy OF Lincoln county
lave bceu tid, SAYS the ROCK aud De.a-
ore4t, t. TT. y, keaue y & 60. Man
not b-ia- save st4te, We cann0t De
Iese tAe sac 10 b. a lega! one. Oar
democratic trends doAt appear TO be
coai.nted unler their new masters.
Tney complain that thelr = fodder ;,
is not OF such a qua'ty or IN such guam
lil!e> rs Would >utt them. Tbe owners
GU, Il % Sc. {. . eare.al ov- rse-.,ar the,
W.. io,e prop y.-Ta m7Sfon J0.v4at
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KASsAs.-We learn from the Topeka Tr.-
biIne that the Free State organization under
the Topeka Constitution is by no means
abandoned. The Legislature is to meet on
the 9th of June, to which day i, stands ad-
joarned, and alraady existing Vacancies in
the body are filled, or ara in process to be
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