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DThe quarterly statement et the Secre.
sasy OF State Of Wisconsin, just published
shews N aggregate surplus in the treasury
q ol46, 634.
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DtssoluttOU.
rJNHk partnership existing between Munckton
1 snyder, In the bntchering business, was dis
solved by mutual consent On the 18th Of July
The business will be continued BY Geo. Munektou,
who will collect and pay ali debts Of the late firm
aKO. MUNCKT0N,
Aug. 4, '5s-d3t CHAS. SNYDER
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Trassssss sale.

IK0O0oovO 0ohos
DUBLIC NOTICE b hssshy slven, that On the
L 4th day Of Eeptsnbsr, nsxt ~ the door Of the
Clerks Omcc, in The CITY u keok ok, Iowa, shall
proceed to sell, for cash In hand, 70 tAs highest
bidder, the following property to-wit; Forty t4o)
Block No. twenty.nine t29), commencing at the
north corner Of johnson and Third streets, thence
on Third-st forty (40) feet, thence parallel with
Johnson-st. atty (6O) feet, thence TO JohnsonSt.
beginning, In ths City Of Keokuk, County Of Lee,
and State Of Iowa.
The sals 10 msde BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Vim. y. B. Lynch to me made TO secure the
payment Of . certain note for the sum Of thirty
three hundred snd thirty three (3Ss3) dollars, made
by D. Reddington 70 VIM. r. b. Lynch, and " him
specially endorsed, which note is duo and unpaid
and by the tsrmsof the Trust Deed am required
to sell the property.
Sale between the hours Of 10 o'cl,ck ., m. and
4o'ciock p. m. JESSE kUDDICk, ia,
August D, lS58-dtd Trustee
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With one the stages, which was los,

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lpresume il any blame could be attached
a. all 10 the officers, it was for starting from
a secure landing with such storm in sud
den prospect. | will not blame Capt. Myers,
but hope that the Ben. Campbell may never
raise wheel so high or sink one 50 deep
again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-06

The Masba ~ ~ UsAh.
ar, Sights and Scenes among the Aersaons, with
~ remarks on thsP moral and social economy b,
Austin Ward. For ssis By
aug5d CAVE BARBER.
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Tales aud Taksngs.
SkETCHES and incidents from the itinsYant
~ and editorial budget Of Rev. J. v. Wsss1n, ID
D. For sale by CAVE i BARBER
Aug5d
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rank Forestcf's sporting Acenes.
4 sonIAlNIN6 free rema ks on all kinds Of
~ English and Amtr ican shooting, game, aud all
kinds OF sporting, by Henry W Herbert for sale
by CAVE BARBER.
augLa
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ther on the following day; but at midnight
on the 3lst the whole Indian force was called
out 10 consult their orscle--ihe cross--when
it was determined that 81 400 must be paid
dawn for the female prisoners alone. and %.
600 more for the males. or they must be led
forth 10 execution. Thirty women and eleven
men were then led forth. their screams ring.
ing in the ears Of the English, who wished il
possible to save them. and we're inhumanly
Enthusiastically hacked topieces. The sup
erin tendent sent Capt Anderson and another
gentleman with a letter to The Indian com.
mandant supplicating mercy for the unfortun-
ates, but his messengers aud letter were treat
ed with contempt. This disgusting piece Of
sepoyism. practised within our immediate
neighborhood. we are happy to say. is not
likely to go UNPUBLISHED. The Major Gen.
eral commanding on this station has ordered
two companies Of the second West India re-
gment t" the scene of outrage. Her Ma
jest's steamer Leopard came up the harbor
on Sunday. when the necessary baggage and
provisions were put on board
The inter-coloniel mail, due at Kingston,
had not arrived. and therefore there is no later
information IRON the other islands.
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FRoM rnE wEsr INDIES.

We have Kingston Ja,naica) papers % the
eth April inclusive. The Moraing Journal
IL thai place is still advocating the settlement
or colonization IN Jamaica Of " the Tree black
aud colpre,l natives Of America" The same
paper contains the following details Of a ira.
gedy, imperfect accounts Of which have pre-.
ylously reached Us;
/" intelligence has heen received 81 horr.
Bile massacre by the Indians IN British Hon.
duras. IN which there were no less than one
hundred and four sirtIm. and forty others ia.
ken prisoners, whpse fate up to the date &c
the intelligence was uncertain. The parti.
culars, as related by one who was present.
90 to show that l|scular. town about DAYS
journey from Corosal. was taken by the In.
dians on the gath utimU, when a hundred aud
fur persons we're killed in the assault aud
forty taken prisoners. As soUn as the news
reached Coosal. three or Tour gentlemen
started for the place, and one Of them, MIR.
Blake, returned almost Immediately, start.
ing that the Indians would ransom their pri.
soners Tor $4,000. Considerable csertion
was immediately put forward. and IN two
days the smount was raised, $4,000 10 cash
aud the balance IN goods. such as are requIr.
Ell by tho Indians. The stipulation was
placed in the hands Of the Indian comman.
dant, who promised that he would ,teat fur
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NEW ITEMS

Theeiitor who threatened 10 write two coll
amns a aeck about kaasas unless his delin-
qaeni Subscribers paid up, SAYS that every
one has squared up his account, and three
hundred and seventy paid for one year in
advance.
The p"pr has appointed ynung Lucien
Bonapartr. already Private Chamberlain, a.
one 81 the Ponliiical Prclaie..
The anti slavery resolutions &c the New
York Methodist Conference passed by vote
IL flt,.onr against ihiriy.h,e.
A yESsa.nlk CourLg.--we learn that Mr..
Joseph slmtton and Mrs. Kendall were mar.
lird last evening ~ UDiun Hall. Athnl, nv
Rev. VIZ. Burt. This was the second mar
riagc af the bridegroom, who is rs years u
age--lhe thild marriage " the bride, whose
age is "a years. The officiating clergyman
has reached the venerable age o % years
Il was generally known in the village tina,
the interesting ceremony was to take place,
and many citizens were present. Boston Joa,
The London Herald says; "Rerent &C.
counts lrom So. Petersburgh state that pre-.
paratons on the most extensive scale are
nav being made for fresh campaign against
the Circass,ans. Never before have such
powerful MEANS of attacke been brought into
a.tioa against these populations."
A down east editor has discovered the res
pretise qualities of a distinction aud dif.
ference. lie says that little difference
frequently makes many enemies, While
" little distinction" attracts hosts Of friendI
10 the one on whom Il Is conferred.
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iIipsoUs MraDrR OF lNpANs.--The Santa
Fe Gazette Of March 9th, has the following:
Mr.. NJ. Sieck, United States agent for the
Apache Indians. arrived IN Santa Ne on Thurs
dsy evening last, lacking veil and hearty.
We learn from DR.. :. ihat tie Indians of his
agency are peaceabis disposed. aud that no
outrsges have been committed by them since
the GilA war. lie officially reports the re.
voting measures OF the Apaches ia Dona Ann
county, on the 9TH 81 February, which we
have heretofore noticed in the Gazette. In
addition TO the brutal mutilation III the bodies
Of the women, who were murdered BY cut.
ting of their breasts, tearing out their tongues,
aud slicing up their hearts. another case &C.
CURED 81 equal brutality. An old Indian
woman al least 60 years 1t age, was shot
through the body, stabbed IN The back five
different times, aud then suspended by Que
foot irom the pummel Il the saddle by a rope,
snd dragged at the lul speed oG the horse down
hill 4u0 yards. She was loosed aud left on
the ground for dead. After the Mexicans had
lett, the other Indian women gathered around
her, a-ceitaining who serc present, and that
the tnrmcntUrs we're gone, she aiOse aud
walked Oh with her companions!
While this shelr-aIt Dutchcry Is the most
brutal tat ha. r,ci been prrpetrated upon the
Apaches By tie people u the Me.,'la. Il i
but unr OF the many uutfages cunmitted. VI
various occasions heretulure, they have mur.
dered Indians al this t.iDe without prOvoca-
tion and that moi one OF the purderers has
cyer bcea brought 10 justice.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Canada, with Liverpool
dates to the afternoon of the 10th instant, ar
rived at Halifax on the Esd instant.
The English news is unimportant. The
Grand Jury of London have indicted Ber-
nari Alsop, Orsin, and Others, for the at
tempt 10 kill Louis Napoleon.
Sume English fllibusters had established
themselves on one of the spice Islands, forti-
fled village, aud levied contributions on the
inhabitants. Subsequently they abandoned
their position on the approach Of The Dutch
troops.
From China We learn that the Chinese
braves were assembling about Canton in large
numbers, with an express determination 10 r..
take the city. The ship.of. war Iniexibie,
with Commissioner Yeh on board, had reach
ed Singapore. Dispatches are said to have
reached Paris asking rernforcements, as the
Chinese show no disposition for peace.
Bombay dates of March 18th had been re-
ceived in England. Lucknow was nearly in
the entire possession Of The English. General
DURAN having turned the enemy line works,
the Martinicre was stormei BY Sir Edward
Lugard on the 9th. and on the 18th two resl-
mems stormed The l'rguni's palace. The
British loss was less than one hundred killed
and wounded, and the enemy's loss about FIVE
hundred. On the opposite side Of the river
General Outram Gu, up FIVE hundred more
among the buildings in advance OF the palace,
shirh he occupied on the 18th. [IIere the
wires worked so badly as to render much Of
the dispatch uninteIligible. Twenty four
guns were taken. General Oniram crossed
the bridge aud opened FIRE on The flying enc
my. The cavalry and artillery were still in
pursuit Of the fugiti,es.
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Lord Lyndhurst, an American BY birth,
has been five times Lord Chancellor Of Eng
land, viz: in 1897. when Canning was Pre-
mer; in 1927, under Lord Goderich under
Wellington, in l828-3O; under Peel 10 1854
-35; and again under Peel in 184l-46. He
is now ia hls eighty sxth year. and still one
Of the most eloquent men in England.
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mond of the hrst water, and the largest in the
world II has an inch and half III diane

rnond of the frst water, and the largest in the
world II has an inch and half o. diane
ter, and nearly an inch o. thickness. The
Tunes says:
II Is surprisingly briliiant, particularly
when slewrd by gs--light Mr. Matthews
says he has been offered for it g24. 600. II
was found by the father Of its present pos,
sessor IN the gold mines,n Rockingham cnun-
~, Virginia. about seventy years since. II
has remained in the rough state ever since.
until few weeks ago. when Mr.. NJ, being
satisfied by every test that twas in reality
q diamond, took il to New York and had It
dressed. This precious gem weighs 14l
carats. The Koh-i.noor, II we remember,
weighs but 100 carats. There have been sew
eral diamonds found in the gold regions OF
Virginia. Last year one found in said To-.
calily was sold at Richmond for "a. 500
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

A TRIrnPH FoR JuDoE DouGLAs.-The
Democratic Committee on Territories have
reported Dill providing that no new State
shall be formed until il has the requisite po-
pulation for a member Of Congress, which,
according to the present ratio, Is ninety three
thousand five hundred aud twenty inhabi-
tants. and will probably be more than a hun
bred thousand after 1860: and, further. that
no constitutions shall be sent 10 Congress
until il shall hare been submitted 10 and
ratified BY The psop'e-io the end that Con-
gress NAV have the best evidence the nature
of the case admits Of that il is the act oi the
people and embodies their will.
This i what Judge Douglas has been con.
tending Tor all the session 10 the case d
Kansas. lie has been read out d the party,
but his views have triumphed. Fay o.
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N lotto f

rHsHE business will be continued by the new firm. at
the same place. They would be pleased to see
their former customers, and the balance Of the human
They have now in stole Of the largest and
most varied assortments Of Goods offered in this
market, consisting of every variety and description.
Their motto is. quick sales and short profits. Six
months time will be given to punctual dealers.
All kinds of Produce will be taken in exchange for
Goods. Call and examine their stock before purchas
''s s''s"'s'e' ALBRIGHT & BAs0N.
Graham, April 20. 37-4w
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A Com fILoopsD MuRDER.-A correspon.
leut informs Us that a most coli.blooded and
brutal murder was perpetraied ia the upper
part Il Holly Shelter district. New Hanover
county. on last Thursday. The particulars,
a. related by an eye witness. are ~ follows :
Some time last Summer, an execatinn for
a small SUN was issued against me Noah
I.aner, which could not be collected without
selling defendants land. Tie land was &C.
eordingly sold BY due process. and a NJ.
Pridgen became the purchaser. al loo rate,
and afterwards resold il to Mr. Edgar tas-
tine. bruther.in.iaw Of Lanier, who had paid
considerable security money fr the latter.
NJ. fa-tine proceeded. on the i4Ih inst.
with h. team. sal twe young men whom ne
hal smkirg with him. 10 plough aud plant a
crop Lanmr .cenig Ca-iine At work. went
intu h. has.e an'I rot iwo gnus--wra, To
C4siinr aud told HIN he intended o. Nil hi.
hatsc aud lhru kill him. Casiiae. not sup
posing him abe N Earnest. pad bot little
attention 10 what he U.inirrl .aif. aud Kept
al h. wa,k. Shnr,ls after the threat. Lan'er
h,rd aud killed Mr.. C's horse ~ lhe plaWgh.
aud. before NJ. 4. COULD q u him. NJ o..
nirrJ fired his second gun, the laad taxing
eject 10 The .Ide, and causing VIZ. Castiue'
death ~ lev MINUTES. l.anirr has, 80 lar,
made hls escape.
We team that Mr. Castinr was 4 vert
young man. aud his untirneis death has cat
q gIo.m over tie nrighborhnod ~ uhifb h.
lived. Wimiagssa Jaarnak
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GIDDINEss.' HEADACHE. &e.- These pains
and disagreeahle feelings generally symptoms Of
some other complaints such as dyspepsia, spoplrxy.
and various Others all Of which caused by corrupt
nvxious matter cloggng The various crculaons hence
stream rush d blood 10 the head. and W The
element q great pressure on the brain. Giddiness,
headache, loss Of memory dimness Of sight, and yar.
Gus other complaints the result. Thus il will be
that al the above painful aud distressing maadcs
their origin To the blood. Dr. Merse's Indian Root
Pills are acknowledged 10 be the only medicine that
will thoroughly purify the blood They enter the blood.
aud follow The stream Of lie IL journey trough
the system. They root al ioulness and impuriiy.
and drive out every unheahy obstruction. They should
be taken every night IN suitelt quantities % operate
trisky. ~ commencing with two pills going - he'd.
three the next night, fur the next; II The symptoms
net removed, commence again with Two pills and 20
Up again before. Continue IN like manner until the
blood Is thoroughly purified aud oil pain and distress
Is entirely removed.
OBTAIN one Of our Free Almanaes. and read the his
tory II DE-. Mofses father, and how this medicine was
introduced.
Beware Of a counterfeit II these pill.-Yellow Wrap.
pers. All genuine ~ Blue wrappers, with the sig.
nature 81 A. ]. White 4 Go. on each box Price IS cts
Dr. Nurses Indian Rooi Pills are sold ~ ell dealers
in Medicines.
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FIDDLETON TANNERY.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN away from The subscriber sunday the 4th inst.
~ a negro man named Edmund. said negro had on
when he let cotton jeans coat and panlaloons. home
made, with an old wool hat. He is about forty six
wears old, very dark complexion. and about six feet
high, with his upper teeth out. He is supposed be
lurking about Fiat River. The above reward will be
given for the delivery of said negro me- or f confined
in any jail within the State that can get him;
twenty dollars f taken out Of the State My address is
Caldwell Post office, Orange county, n. e.
THOMAS r.. HALL.
ApiI Is. 3D.
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n OTI +

A IL persons indebted 70 die late firms or LONG &
n CAIN. and JAMES 2. CAIN, must call and set.
tle either ny cash OF note % The accounts w he put
DOT Cor collection.
The books aie 20 be iouai al the Drug Store. Mh
!. T.. WEBB, will stisnJ 10 them shen an absent
JAMES +. CAIN.
J.ass, ~. s.-
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The disastrous termination II Every militia.
~ expedition that has ever left this country
Tor The unlawful INVASION II powers With
which We are Al peace, appears to have had
bat little Effect 10 patting stnp TO the ope.
T4tioa. ~ crrtsin lawlrss ad,enlarers. Hard.
" has The excitement incident TO the cap
tate af walker died away. ere we see il an.
nouaced that Col. Lnekridge. uf Niearagu,
memsty. has organized company of emit
giant. 20 IN Texas ~ pmeerd 10 North
srn Mckee. to assist 10 laying The foundation
~ The Sierra Madre Rcpoblic. No Arm. will
be allowed. further than 10 ensure mutual
protection as long as me emigranis are IN uit
territory Of The United Saies. rs no law must
be violated in becoming citizens Of the Ser.
"a Midrr Statrs.- -c"l. Lwkri,lge is said 10
have been engaged 10 this movement far some
time. and that he IA. received the ~ cor.
dial CO operation Of sumo NJ the leading men
u lbr N,rih. whr'e the necessary fund. have
been raised and that whethef Successful ia
pr.car " men IN Trsa. or Mt. the sxpcdi.
ton will cerIai,ly START abautthr first 81 April
Ths may be set down A. bai a repetition "
The old story u Lopez. Walter, &c.
Wiiniagfoa Herald.
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WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
TIE greqt remedy for CONSUMPTION all ofhe,
eaSes NJ thg p.Ino0art, Or0ons

''F'''"''''.J
The greater the value Of any discovery the hghes il
l. held in the esteem OF The public and So much in pro-
portion that public liable he imposed upon by the
spurious limitations Of ignorant, designing and dishonest
men.
Nov that this preparation il well known to be a
more certain for inciPent Consumption. Asthma
Liver Complaint, Coughs, Bronchitis, and all similar
affections than any other remedy known there
lound those ysinously wicked as to concoci spu-
roua and perhaps poisonous mixture, and try palm
il of as the genuine Basam.
This Is TO caution dealers and the public generally,
against purchasing any other than that having the
written Signature Of BUrTs the outside wrapper.
Prepared only hy SETH w. FowLE. & Co., Boston.
Mass whom al orders should be addressed and for
sale hy their agcnis.
u For sale ia Hiisborough hy !. G. Webb & Co.;
IN Grcensborough hy DR.. r. !. Patrick.
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CoNDIrsox On Abrams ar WAsniSo1oS.-
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times. IL describing tie sad condition
Of afairs In d letter dated April 5. says that
Washington is pandemnnium. There is
no other city of the Union. mt one, in which
the life, the person aud property Of the cti-
zen are so unsafe as at Washington. You
speak in ,lisparaging terms frequently Of New
York, Baltimore and New Orleans. Cam
pared viii, this place. New York isa field Of
Eiysiun. II has, with its suburbs, 100000
inhabitants; Washington with its suburbs. has
less than 10000. Yet doubt whether there
have been 50 many deaths by violence, so
many riots in New York as in Washington
during two years. And the whole Of this
terrible scene Of anarchy, crime and confu-
sion, is the result Of disagreement. The
social crisis which we have reached is traced
~ every candid citizens mind, to the sedi-
TINS arising in party contests. and the in
competency and viciousness of those entrust.
ed withtlie administration Of law. Murder,
riat. robbery and arson rule the city. They
stalk abroad and take posses.ion of the streets
by night. Each week the peaceful and
wertln ctizen laments the black record 81
its predecessor. and hopes lhd the next will
bring him the immunity fran danger and IN
suit which he formerly enjoyed. But crime
grows BY what il feeds on. an has .ow be.
come uncomfortable. The patience Of the com
muniiy is exhausted"
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THg BuRsISo ~ THE " 0cEls SpRas. "A
dispatch from 81. Louis stsies that nine per.
sons are missing frum the burning 81 the
steamer Ocean Spray. including iao ladies
and twa children Their place. u residence
are unknown. The Spr., and Hannibal CRY
were racing al the time - Tie accident. and
the steamer caught from turpentiae thrown on
the wood near the lurnaee. The IRE Was a.
so communicated to the Star Of the West,
which was consumed.
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0LD SANDS OF LIFE."-Dr. Hall, If the
Journal Of Health, who has investigated the
matter, and nalyzed the drugs, find, that the
mixture for which " Old Sands 81 Life" char.
yes two dollars, when made from the very
puresf ami most expensive materials used.
casts exactly sixteen cents, buttle and al,
And he furthermore charges, as do many 9th.
ers. that il is deleierious article at best. The
following from the Cleaner is very severe
rap:
Messrs. Editors: Permit me through your
columns, TO bear testimony TO a valuable me-
dicine. My great aunt has been striving to
reach heaven for twenty years. Having a
cough, she finally fell into the hands Of the
retired clergyman whose sands Of life have
nearly run out She purchased bottle o.
his CdnnGbis Indiea. from which she gained
strength, Judging from the violence Of her
cough. On taking the second bottle her
strength 81 increased that she was able to
cough all day snd night without Interruption.
The third batiie landed her ia heaven. Thus,
10 brief space Of time, the fond hopes aud
AUTHORIZATIONS ~ more Than quarter Of cen
turs are realized tpr the sum IL seven dollars
iwrlse.and a-halr cents. To those persons
who are drsirou. 1t changing worlds, or
changing husbands and wives. aud all who
are anxious 10 ,i-it 'ol.er side OF Jordan. this
medicine is confidently recommended"
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A vmeIxis DnnoSp.-Mr. O. p. Mat.
thews. Of Virginia. has exhibited al the Gin.
cinnsti Times Office what he claims a. dis.
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NEW Crop Sweet Molasses,
Just received BY
J. c. TURRENTlNE & son.
February 8. 20
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BEWARE Of QuAcK NosTRUMs & QUACK
DOCTORS. - Use Hrmboii's Hghls Concentrated
extract Buchu for all diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys
and Sexual Organs. Read the advertisement, " Helm
holds Genuine PREPARATION
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Spring Trade, 1858.
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. JONES, Dentist. having located in HILLSIDE
- rough will take great pleasure in attending The
professional calls 81 the citizens Of the town and sur
rounding country. Those who think ], proper 10 favor
him with their calls, NAV rely having first class ope-
raiions performed. The Doctor is a member Of the
Baltimore College Of Dental Surgeons. lie has taken
rooms 81 the Orange Hotel.
DR.. Jone. will be in Chapel Hill one week in each
month, and in Graham superior Count weeks.
A. II. JONES.
February Q. G-36