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CUMBERLAND COAL.
MARION HARLAND's NEW BOOK

MARION HARLAND'S NEW BOOK
lVl Moss Side" by Marion Harand, author Of
Alone" " TIE Hidden PATH" &c. Price s .25.
Nothing need be said to awaken interest in A
new book by this charming authorizes. Forty seven
thousand copies OF her =" Alone" and &" Hidden
Path" have been sOli by her American pubishs
and the demand at present as constant and regular
In Europe they have met with still greater
success. No other American authoress las yet bsen
hODOred by republication in the Leipsc edition of
standard American authors. Those who have seen
the advance sheets Of Moss Side'' unIte IN the
opinion that 1t Is superior to both of Marion Har
lands former productions in interest, style and
popular tact. 1t is full of incident Of xcIting
nature, while the plot is better and more systematl-
cally arranged.
Just received, and for sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S Bookstore.
atra
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,OLD MEDAL PREMIUM
PIANO FORTES
WILLIAM KNABE,
(Senlor partner IN the late hTm of


Continues the manufacture and sale of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name -R,
Of William knabe 4 Co., at the old stand, FT@
Nos. !, 8, 5 and Z North Eutaw street op- VtkI'
pOste the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened new Sales Room al
No 27 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
Henry MoCahery as n music store, where they will
keep constantly on hand a large assortment OF plaI
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes.
also, MelOdeons, from the best makers from TO s.
octave, some with double key boards, double reeds
and stops TO suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged In the uanufac ture O
Pianos, we will sell wholesale AID retail, on the mos
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
igold meda ~ the Fairs of the Mary land Institute
two successive years-OctOber, 1855, and S56-in op
position to fourteen and ghteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tImore: We were also awarded the first premu ma
the Industrial Exhibition held In Richmond, Vir-
glnia, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (sver medal) at the Metro
polltan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
In addition to this We are In possession of testimo
mails from the most distlng guIshed professors and
amateurs In the country, which can be seen at our
wsrerOoms, speaking for themselves and others of
the high appreciation IN which our instruments
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for FIVE wears, anG
privilege OF exchange Is granted within the rst six
months from the day of sale If the instruments do cot
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find it to their ADVANTAGE
to give US call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-ly VIM. KNABE & co.
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ELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
lOLfhfEK MirIhTAR1 I'll INSIiTUTE'

TULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ NEAR CULPEPER COURT House.. Va.
The second session of this school will commence
University of Virginia, adopting the mode of in
structlon pursued in that institution, will have
Languages while graduate of the V. Nj. Institute,
who has had considerable experience in teaching,
losoPhy, Chemistry, and lower English branches.
The course of studies will be as follows:
PREPARATORY CLASS.
Spelling r leading, WritIng, Arithmetic. Geogra-
ply. Grammar. History, Algebra, Latin Grammar,
THIRD CLASS.
Mathematics, English Grammar, Arithmetic, His
tory, Latin, Greek, French.
SECOND CLASS.
History, Latin. Greek. French, Spanish.
Mathematics. Natns5l cEnis and Moral pbilosonbv
Chemistry Geology, English Literature, English
Grammar, Rhetoric, logic. Infantry and Artillery
Tactics Geography, History, Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish.
careful examination, and will then be assigned to
that class 70 wnch his proficiency entities him; and
no one Will ne allowed to pass tos higher class nm
of the subjects contained in the preceding.
The dlsclPIlne will be necessarily rlgId, but the
comfort aud convenience of each member of the
school will be duly respected There will be daily
moi interfere With the Academic S ID duties. '' '"'' 10
TERMS:
Board, Tuition. Washing, Fuel, Lights, for ten
months, Sl8d Payments semi-annually in advance
For recommendations and further particulars, see
circulars.
CHARLES f.. LIGHTFOOT, V.M.I,
Superintendent and Instructor In Mathematics
and Natural Sciences
J. w. GILLESPIE, University of Va.
Instructor IN Ancient and Modern Lang uages.
REFERENCES.
We have the privilege of referring to the following:
Faculty of Virginia Military Institute.
Gen. William III. Richardson, Richmond City.
Prot. Maupin, University Of Virginia.
Prof. HARRISON, do
Prof. Gdersleeve, do
Prof. Schele le We're, do
Prof. Mc(iufiy, do
Prof. Lucan Minor, Willlama and Mary College.
Rev. Ohm Beradus, Charlottesville.
Mr.. John Hart, A. NJ, do
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county.
Col. John Voolfolk, Orange county.
Rev. VIM :: white, ID. d., Lexington.
Rev. WIN. n. Pendlston, do
James Barbour, Esq, Cupeper.
Coz. WIN. II. Taliaferro, Gloucester,
w. ID. Wallach. Esq, Washingt ton City.
Gen. Geo. Cooke, do
Maj Henry Hin, q. s. A.. New York.
II. 3. Yoss. Esq, Rappk. county.
Capt James Stark, do
The Citizens Of Cnlpeper. iyl5-eotf
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC,

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC,
"A WASHING TON, ID. c.
Corner Of Ilth street and Pennsylvania arsnxe
torer Fdrnhdrn'S Book StorsD
The duties of this Institution will resume their
accustomed activity, regularity, and punctualty, on
and after Tuesday next. September LIST, 1857.
Glasses /, ?, and 3, will, as heretofore, meet on
Monday and Thursday, AT 2 O'Clock p. m.
Junior Glasses, Tuesday and Friday, q. O'Clock
a. IN.
Gentlemen's Glasses, Tuesday and Friday even
ings, from till lO O'Clock.
Elementary Glasses for Beginners, Tuesday anc
Thursday from tilt clock. Terms these classes
onyD Five Dollars for % lessons.
The principles upon which this Institution are
founded are precisely those of the Royal Academy
London, and the Conservatives of Pans and Milan
Public Weekly Lectures are given in which ths
pupils take part.
Principal. -. F. NICHOLS CROUCH,
Tne Composer
III Hours OF Business and Consultation at the
Hall of the Academy daily, from y to 1 O'clock or
through the post and music stores. an 9-tf
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w OOD ID CO l..
We are ready TO supply all orders for WOOD
and COAL that NAV be entrusted to care, and
will guarantee satisfaction an the same.
IL Vessels arriving weekly.
H. Coal kept in fOored and rooted yards.
Il-T-2 go lbs. to the ton.
Prompt personal at tent ion given to every order
Il. J. x w. VI. GAIT,
". w. corner 18th and g streets, No, SAT,
e5-2Y One snuara snuth of Pa aynnua.
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JOHN r. GIVEN K CO,
WHOLEsALB AND RETAIL DEALERsIN
Goa l. ID w q d,
S. w. cor. Of c and l4th Sts., Hsar Canal Bridge.
Always on hand, (of primo qualItyD a large stock
COAL.
Fair dealing may be relied on in all cases. Orders
sol cd ooIt
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-A RARE CHANCE-Now un-
a., ger construction, = large and airy rooms, with
tSe ssa the ss
and the rooms are well adapted for Dentists Dasusr-
s r aso and Hs
whole finished and well lighted IN the most improved
manner after the New wi2h SHis ssty!sps ys!sFpspHENs,
No. S22 Penn. avenue, between 9th and
auis-lm 10th sts., entrance on ID st.
FOR RENT--The three story BRICK HOUSE
situated on '5th street, or apostle the new extern
Of Penn Ia svehue and WiIsrds' Hotel. @ The house @
Ssns sG Jest spd
stand; an l. tHa, AHRgy. on the premises No. 414.
l. Rock Creek, in Montgomery county, Md, six
miles from the heights of Georgetown, adjoining the
Bo6fef and Y s.k eseS seat ioca
ton; partially improved; new house IS acres rich
can be divided, n desired. Call and see the premi-
ses those who desire to purchase. je Aft
EOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE. contain
- ng ~ ro2nls comfortably furnished IN delight
ervatInns and commanding sn extensive view efthe
Si tss sn 4ss b
rent will he mod rate. Inquire at 4O4 street,
ond door from 18th street. je 24-u
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE.
now offered for Sale. thus presenting rare opportu.
nifty for good ConfectOner to ter into safe and
prohtabie business. Possession can be had LIST No
vember. The three story Brick House, now occu
pied as above Is oHered at private sale, or will be
rented or leased as may be desired.
or particulars inquire on the premises, No. 81
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., to WIN.
BRIDGES, SIS West baltimore street, Baltimore.
au H-f
EOR SALE.-A FARM of about 100 acres in
Montgomery county, Md, ton miles from WASH
lngton, on the COlesville road. improve ed with 4
Brick Dwelling, log barn and stable and inc orch
ard OF choice fruit. part set with clover, and
the " hole well fenced. bargain muy be o3taIn ed
II early applied for, would exchange for CITY prop
erty. H. N. LANSDALE,
Agent. No. 5i4 Nj street,
an 2rlm or through the City Post Office.
EOR SALE.-My RESIDENCE on the corner
II New Jersey avenue and c street south, Ca pito
Hill, fronting the l62 feet inches and on
street south a feet IL inches, and containing nearly
Sy0O0 square feet.
may a-tf w. F. PHILLIPS.
Tor SALE.-Three three story BRICK HOU-
Il SES, within quarter of mile of the City
near the Circle, and one FRAME COTTAGE, on
capitol Hill, with smaller Houses, and vacant Lots
IN different portions Of the City. Inquire over
Washington City Savings Bank, Of
Sc lO-eotf GRAFTON ID. HANSON.
FURNITURE AND HOUSE-FURNISHING
Il GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.-The sub
scrber. intending TO devote his attention ex elusive
ly To the Auction and Commission and Real Estate
business, offers for sale his extensive stock of urn
lture and House Furnishing Goods at greatly re-
duced prices, Tor cash or satilactorily endorsed
notes. JAS. G. MctI UIkE,
au 24-eom Auction and Commission Nj erchant.
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EOR SA LE.-My RESIDENCE on the corner o
u u New Jersey avenue and street south, Capitol
Hill, fronting on the avenue l62 feet inches and on
street south a6 feet II inches, and containing nearly
81, ,0IO square feet.
may 3-tf w. z. PHILLIPS.
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CENTRAL ACADEMY,
~ Corner Of !; and Tenth streets
The exercises of this Institution will &C mmence
September lst. The number of students is llmited
and each will receive particular attention.
au 2b-lms SlLAS MERCHANT, Priu,
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Tor SALE.-Three three story BRICK HOU-
L SES, within quarter of a mile of the City
near the Circle and one FRAME COTTAGE on
Capitol Hill, with smaller Houses, and vacant Lots,
IN different PORTIONS Of the City. Inquire over
Washington City Savings Bank, of
Sc l0-eOtf GRAFTON ID. HANSON
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Wood and Coal,

A Ii. KINDS AND SIZES OF COAL.
N Now on hand, and to arr.ve-
RED ASH. WHITE ASH, and GRAY ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL.
Cumberland Lump, Run of Mine, and fine.
Charcoal, In any quantity, from one bushel to one
Thousand.
Together with we'll selected stock of WOOD.
II 2.240 lbs. of coal to the ton in all cases.
For sale on the most accommodating terms. and at
the lowest market prices, by F. l.. MOORE.
No. 49l 9Th street. west side,
So r. cost between ID and E.
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FOR RENT.-The three story BRICK HOUSE
L situated on i5th street, opposite the new extern
sion OF the Treasury epar tment, and within step
of Penn avenue and Willards' Hotel. The house
contains 10 good rooms, besides store room and
vaults for fuel. The location of the best in
the city for professional gentleman or a business
stand: Apply on the premises, No. 474.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CEORGETowN COLLEGE.
Studies will he resumed in this Institution on
Monday, the 18th of September next.
au 25-1m II. A. MAGUTRE, Pres.
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FURNITURE AND FINISHING
Il GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.-The sub
scrlber. intending 10 devote his attention elusive
ly to the Auction and Commission and Real Estate
business offers for sale his extensive stock Of urn
lture and House Furnishing Goods at greatly re-
duced prices, for cash or satIlactorily endorsed
notes. JAS, c. Mcji IJIKE
an a nd Narolant
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GEORGETOWN CLASSICAL AND MATB-
NJ EMATICAL ACADEMY.
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed
September 7th.
jy 7-2awtf PA, ROWEN. Principal
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QLACKBERRY BRANDY.-We have this day
- received supply of Turner Brothers. BLACK
EERRY BRANDY, which is a fine article, and
guarantee II to the DIarrhea it's worst form,
For sale wholesale or retail by
Army & SHINN,
jy2 81 Green st.. Gsorgetown.
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U. 8. Circuit Court.

This tribunal, Mr.. Justice Wayne presiding, VIZ.
tuay closed its session Thursday last, after DIS
posing of all the ready for trial the several
dockets. On Wednesday, the case of Edmund Viii.
kins of Northampton rs. the Schooner Alexiana, in
Admiralty, was argued by Messrs. Badger, Bryan,
Miller and Gillian for the lbellant, and Messrs.
Moore and W. A. Wright for the defendant His
Honor OF Thursday morning delivered a decree in
favor of the libeant awarding damages, interest
and costs.
The District Attorney, with whom was associated
Mr.. Busbee announced his readiness to try the
eral cases of the United States rs John G. Gully
Messrs. Badger and Miller, the defendants counsel,
moved for continuance, and, upon affidavit, the
Court continued the cases until next Term.
The special Agent Of the Government, S. G..
Dodge ESQ. has been indefatigable in investigating
and preparing these for trial. Some two
three days after his arrival here the defendant was
arrested; and such was the activity of the Govern
ment Agent, that in cases indictments were
found and the evidence sufficiently collected to ena-
bic the Counsel for the Government to press for q
trial.
The defendant, Gully, being required to give bail
in the sum Of $4,000. and failing, was committed.
On Thursday. Jos. X. Marriott, Esq, of this City,
was appointed by Judge Wayne U. s. Commissioner.
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FIR RESH SUPPLIES.


THE SUBSCRIBER HAS LATELY RECEIVED THE
u following additions To his Stuck
Oriental Fruit Paste, simple, pastable aud eficacious
Cathartic Medicine,
Begrava and other Matches,
Barduttes Worm Pums,
Rose Water for Infants,
Pearl Barley.
Best Olive Oils
Cud-Liver Oil,
Snuff, various kinds,
Mustard, in bottles and papers,
CASTLE and other Soaps,
Sponges, hest surgical,
Jujube Pasies
Hops for Family use,
Glycerine.
Spungio-Piline, 3D.
Barry's Tricopherous
Cvehueh's fricppherous,
Hair Dyes-Pierce's, Phaion's, Bachelors
Woods Hair Restorer,
Pommades Parsienne,
Pomnlades by Mangenet 4 Condray,
Pommades by Bazin,
Extracts BY Lubn 4 Bazin
Tooth Pastes and Soaps
Spices, whole and ground,
Coxs Geatine,
Cooper's Isnglass
Coogne>, various kinds
Hair Oils, various kinds
Deucs Eau AngeIique,
Frangipanni Soaps,
Frangipanni Extracts,
Hair Brushes aud var, other and excellent
tices.
E. B. HAYwEoDs Drug Store.
Raleigh, Dec. 4, 1857. lOs-
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LAND FOR SALE.

VNHs UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL HIS PLANTA.
tion, containing about AIS acres about half of which
its original growth and heavily tnibered The re.
mainder has been recently cleared and fine state of
cultivation. This Land is situated Burnetts Creek
miles Northwest of Oxnrd, is well watered in q pleas
ant and healthy neighborhood.
Also, another Tract of Land situated the Oxford and
Roxboro Road the above Containing about APO
acres, considerable portion of which is woodland The
abure Tracts of Land will be sold separately together
They well adapted TO the culture of Tobsccr Wheat
Oats, Corn &c. DC Persons wishing buy Land will do
well TO call and examine the above ANY infrma-
on regards the Land price, be hau by address
ing the subscriber at Oak HILL n c. James G. Cooper or
James Cooper, Esq, of Oxford n. C.
Wv. YOUNG
Oak Hill Sept. %, 1851 lsO3-wG
tE- Register copy weekly till forbid
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-12-09

NEW HOPE ACADEMY, n. C.-This School
~ for buys, in East Chatham, will close the present
Term on the 18th of December and will open inr the
Spring Term on the llth January
The Teachers feel qualification saying that under the
very active aud ecent management of Rev. John r. Holt
have the of permanent and prosperous Acade
and one of high character which our people can
have their carefully AMI thoroughly prepared
any Of our Colleges, for them thorough
denIcal training.
The following is list Of the frustees:-
JoHS CAsrLEBERRr, @. J. WILLIAMS, Esq,
Rev t. FEARISGToS, HENRI WILLIAMS, Esq,
j. D. JINkTNs, NJ ID. WILLIAns, Esq,
JosEPH Stone, GEORGE WINK.
SINS UPcHURcH, Esq,
Who take lively interest in the school and will aid the
Teacher in bringing wholesome influences bear TO
make II pleasant Temporary home 10 the student.
The Rates uf Tuition 6, i2 and dollars Der Term
of five months according to the stage Of
All students bound from the they set in to the
end of the session. 1876 ..a-r'i - a'9
Students from the East West stop at Morrisve
Station and take the stage thence TO point the
Academy.
In behalf of the Board,
G. ]. WILLIAMS Sect'y.
November 81, 1857. lzla-w2m
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoNrERENcE.-The Confer
ence Of the Methodist Church in this State met in
Gold-borough on Wednesday last Between seven.
ty.five and one hundred ministers had arrived on
Tuesday evening, together with many visitors. Am
pie and comfortable quarters had been procured for
ALL Bishop Pcarce arrived on Tuesday evening, and
is the guest of Dr. Chas. F. Dewey The Bishop, it
is stated, will preach on Sunday next.
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HOLLY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL,

TIME PRESENT SESSION WILL CLOSE DECEM.
IL Der 4th. The next Spring Session will commences
January lh 1885, and continue 81 weeks In this Inst.
tuition young prepared for oege fitted for the
active duties of life The discipline is mild yet sufficiently
strict TO order and proper attention to study
TERMS SESSION:
Primary Clsss in Spelling Reading and Writing. 90
Class in English Grammar, Geography, ARITHMETIC,
Philosophy, DC, with the above IL 90
Class in Greek, Latin and Mathematics, with any
of the above, .. Is 90
Holly Spring is pleasant village Is miles West of Ra-
leigh. healthy locality, with good wafer Board
be obtained with pleasant families in the village neigh
borhood ut from Z to $s per month.
d. b. HOLLAND,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
\. B.-The FEMALE SCHOOL in the same village,
taught by Mrs Dowell, will begin at the same time
October ~ 1857. l207-wt
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GSSD< REWARD....RAN AWAY FROM THE
D~eV SUBSCRIBER. the night of the 22nd of
November negro PETER. Said negro is about forty
five Old under size being about five fet five six
inches high, dark complexion, almost black steps
quick and always smiles when spoken to- Peter is very
fond OF drinking, and has The appearance of who
drinks lard which may lead his detection He was in
tit Of n'oxcaI;un when he left think it is probable
that he is lurking about Wa-ren;on Depot will give the
above reward for his delivery his apprehension
that can get him. Address
Il. L. HENDRICK,
Paniers Spring p. o.,
Mccslenburg Co.. Va.
December 4, 1857. loS-4t
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VICE vEFsA-" Gouge Banking" is the title
of a work, new edition of which has just issued
from the press. A cotemporary aptly remarks that
"Banks on Gouging" would be an appropriate title
for work setting forth the operations of the pres
ent system. .....-
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The Tribune on McRae.

That sterling and able Democratic print, the Colds
borough Tribune thus notices Mr.. McRae's letter:
"The letter is dated at Kinston October 22nd, and
is mainly devoted to the subject of Distribution. As
we have not time nor space to copy the letter this
week-it caire to hand late Saturday evening
deem it but just to The author to defer any min-
ute examination Of its contents until we can publish
it. We will remark, however, that apart from what
will denominae its political her. ses it falls far
below what We had right to expect from Mr. Nc.
Rae's pen. We have always felt inclined to do hon
OF to Mr.. McRae. awarding him the fullest need of
praise due to mind fertile in Imagination brilliant
in conception, correct in disposition and burning
with all the ii, res of eloquencc. He is an ora
tor; and such we admire his genius and respect
his talents.-If words, tones. looks and gestures
constitute true eloquence, then d. X. McRae is elo-
quent. But the letter before bears of these
characteristics. Whether regard its language
its ogict is equally exposed to the critics scapel
which is destined 10 be applied with vigoi Gus
hard.
We regret for the sake of the democratic party,
and, most of all for the sake of Mr. McRae himself
that he has felt it his duty entertain and, by tie
publishing of his letter. to promulge opinions totally
at variance with those entertained and promulgcd by
the great democratic party in whose bosom he was
cherished in infancy and by whose members he was
honored in manhood. We cannot contemplate the
political disaster that awaits him without sigh, nor
part company with him without rupturing tie of
sincere, personal friendship. Had the influence
to do SO. would dssuade him from a course that
is fraught with political ruin, and WOO him back to
the true democratic fold, where reverses would
be endured with peaceful resignation and victo-
ries would DC mutual. How gladly would we herald
his victory If achie ed at the head Of the democratic
cohorts whom his clarion voice has so often called to
battle! but we would be traitor to our party and
principles, if We did rejnce at his def at when
leading our enemies against us
1t remains for us only, at the present moment, to
warn the democracy of the delusive scheme that the
opposition its plotting against them Distribution
of the public lands is specous but falacous rem.
edy for existing evils real imaginary but it is
hoped it will divide forces and render us an cas-
icr prey to the enemy. Let no true democrat be
deceived thereby"
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OYSTER PIE.-Lne a deep pie plate with pie crust,
fiji it with dry pieces of bread; cover it over with
puff paste bake it to light brown, either in quick
oven bake oven or bake pan. Have the o, sters
stewed just by the time the crust is done; take off
the upper crust; remove the pieces Of bread put
in the oysters; season them with salt, pepper, and
butter little walnut catsup improves the pie but
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"TnE FARMER's GuIDE."-Mr E. L. Perkins, the
Editor Of the Clinton Independent, proposes to pub
lsb an agricultural paper under the foregoing title
The price of the paper will be 81 per annum, pay
able on receipt Of the first number. Mr. Perkins is
an intelligent, working man, and well posted in ag'
ricuiture and the improvements Of the day. We