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Hhnlr FnmiI, Burned 70 Denth.

Mr Huam Robinson, his wife, and two chill
dren, were consumed with house in the vieini'
ty Of Grand Rapids, Michigan, on the 18th inst.
Tae family had just moved in, and It Is sup
posed the fire caught in the night from a stove
i,e while all were asleep. The neighbors
Jew nothing OF the fire until the morning,
when they found that Mr. Robins0n's house had
disappeared On going to the spot, nothing
was to be seen but a heap Of ashes and four
half consumed bodies Taey were found near
where the door had been, indicating that the
unfortunate inmates were awakened but suifo-
catel iefnre rraching il
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STORE AND PosT OFFICE RoBBED-The store
of Mr. HOLSTER, at Hanover, Licking county,
was robbed of quantity of goods few nights
since The Post Office, kept in the store, was
robbed of the loose change, and the letters
we're all opened. Some $500 in money and goods
were taken. John L. Harrington, horse
thief Just out of the Penitentiary, was arrest
el. and quantity of the silk goods and a bag
of Post Office coin were found in his posses
sion. On Sunday he got married, and the
fam of his wife in the stolen silks led to sus-
picion and short honey moon
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The p.mocralic Pyramid :

Won't TIE Dea'er again bring cut the Demo
cratic Pyramid It was O1ce so fond Of Haunting
in the face OF political opponents 1t needs an
airing, lest the Gust of oblivion eever it. The
old base was Pennsylvania. the apex Ohio
South Carolina and Cuba will do now, as what
little is left has a decided Southern inclination,
and nothing else
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MARRIED,

Oathe 2lst OF o l.. hIr JOHN W DwYER, editor Of
tn Coshoc;on Az, ard Miss JENNA A TITUS, Of War
saw. on o.
IN Munson, the 20.h lust Nj SYLY ESTER, c HIT
4 Ihonpsonand Miss EVELlNE N. .ROCkAkELIOW,
Of VI uns0u.
L Pnacetoa. Illinois. on the 5th inst Hon. GEORGE
y RAD LIFE. OF Princeton and MELISSA $, KING.
formerly q hlFd01 Ohil
Al Columbus, Get 18Th NJ. JAMES H NEIL, son Of
Robert Neil Esl, and Nlisss MATTE J. daughter Of J.
5 Albot', Esq,
AtCo.llnsr, Os.. 2l;h, Mr.. JOSEPH P. CONDIT and
Mss CATHARINE CROSBY. both OF Collamsr
A. CUlamcr. Oc. 6th. AIr G. sORGE BRAINARD and
Bliss OLlFEE TAINTER, both OF CalJmer
In PIIaesviI'c. Oct. 2cth. Mr. L H. EASEMENT, AID
Mss Z N. POST. all Of PaIuesvi ls
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Net revenue. ue......-....-...-..S S6,3 ,33S 2S
For the corresponding week of 1851, the re-
ceipts were sI9,395 46, and the disbursements
for same time s2s,s3s 6I Net expense So
5S3.
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SAD CAsUALrY-Mr. Lew Booth Of Bridge
water, Pa, brother of Mr.. E. T. Booth, of
Psinesville, while attempting to cross the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Bridge at the
mouth of the Beaver on Thursday, fell between
the ties and was instantly killed.
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Boarding.

R0ARDING. = The qouse No 81
- Fglll' q i.re AID hyin St Clurch-cnc OF the
rlsantes iucaut L. the cityls being torruehlt re-
lisa end VIII BE- opened TO Bo rscFs &C cb r Isl -
fiitS lshlng o. turul tLeIr rooms can ne ar-
eeuit'iaigd WITH arg ald conv,u.n rtli anl tsd-
longs % ns.e BoarleIs and Day BoarIers viii fnd
-u'ti Z toms Tsdfss NOT
scpz7 u ur~Dpr---
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CnnnI Receints.

The receipts and disbursements on account of
the Canals for for the week ending Oct. 18th,
1858, were as follows, as we learn by the Co
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mants

A GOOD HORSE WANTED - At
- y. supeIior slreat fr v llch tho CTsb vii h.
s ie alst fe god size ald colo and s1oi traveller
- = wi ocl1 tE
$4,000 ,'ONEY ADVANC-
sand aad = ia 4 os " a -NERS % r. iCE-on 90 and
Sll.eI Matues Jrg2elry, Dluuuu Guns Pistols Sc-
lsllsse - ~ FfiVaie Uiuce No Water st. corner
~ 12efeT t1P stalr siablished IN 1851 Opsn from A
L.. WI WAGNER.
my ''uu Or mmsrcia1 rr Eank
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THE ARTEsIAN WELL-This afternoon the
workmen met with another impediment, caused
BY the sides Of the well caving in At a depth Of
about three hundred and seyenty-tye feet, en-
tirely choking It up, an obstruction which
could only be removed by driving 1t further
into the well with the shaft, the largest and
heaviest sections being used for that purpose
Columbus Fact.
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General NotiGes

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
on the lh day uf Octabar ISIS ih Directors OF he
- Car siIuo Palk Road mp my ded the Cours q
oniuou Pleas Of tulnho.a C1auy their p=uinn the Oh
iec AM pryer OF wlch petition % canec the uaIuc OF
Company p" y pRFNTisS 49,
Glove and Oct 70. ls5s ocia ain 80 '''-
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS -
~ 5 1ed PraaoSa vii he received tbis Office until
il1 ; gay tt November next l2oclcc ~ for buins
W. BRIDGES over the east hraLch of i. cky uver
One on the centfr road taulug from Hrvaau 10 Hnrf-
ley ard the rad leading from the centcr of R8vs-
ton 90 Sirun stlI1.
tlis uiace.
Bidders requested 10 make tat4r climates f The
naspury y he psrCh a Is fss-
ny oriero tho rd
WILLIAM FULI Err CLERK
ollre oi iha Cuui1-.ssl e -haea CuautY.}
Cleveland. DC ooer Is ls5s
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Danelng lea1emy, at lhe GfaIIs lTmoFT,

Ie9,55ss NJ BALLOU woald res
ef+ pciuiy 'liorut tse ri-izgrs of Clertllr rf1r
~tz<E Us ACltr 10y ilI re-reu %U M.
- 6T'.s' AiLr.y, on NEDN ESDAY EVFSiNi;
Oc. " D. L>lc. @f O'Clock p VI for Gent fTss1 5r1 -
LUkpA1, Oct ~ AZ P. " for ChiI.rsu- ard f5r
fEEais-Ch.rcns Class So for l2 lessons per rhoIsr
s5e4 mn Class 81 ler couple. csss. IaIes "a
iu y lessons Al luiiilu -varti'iiv IN aivnuse
Lessons gwen % Families, >ch'O's ard also 10 Private
a or Sse Pup Is at fh II residences. on aDp ra-
RlIfrnr ssr ---- N-h-~AaNfAs No 10
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Hlfoirinfs.
THE GREAT WONDER

OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
a Esays ne 81 Loais iais Demoe a. Below
We Punsh ~ eI 70 1T Woa q tils ity from gen
merits Of ms HIir Tome such evlirncs mus have It's e
-ct when coming from reliahle s0arce ID eerfieat. 5
useless Puiien from the press:
PRoF WOOD Com Having M ny alien
t3n calie i,w moas sinee TO The highly benefclai
aDphcstion Of II upon ms own hair. which had becume
ne s5lle cl5rarf.r Some t5res rrr,fIs sis-s --i
bottle o. your Hair Restorative. and used H. soon
ab5ut twice week have since rr,ruTej auniheT ~
e q VI ich have used some. certify to the
h-Ih N ms heal and Il e. and nv hair has resumed s
ustr9l enor an heieyc son anil glossy than II as
nen nelore Ior t"eut -hse Yelrs am nov sxty reas
d. my so- wife, u the age Of h-'gu has used il vith
The above notice deem due TO YOU for your e
discovery am assured that whoever viii rightly
statemsns / am a cfz, of this rify and have been a
lent here To-, he last hfeen years AID known 70
make tho above WI nv nome at esd is at YOUR ser
vice. IS wish 70 preserve the beauties o others
lam truly JOurs, A c. RAYMOND.
BALr1zoRE, January ., Isss.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PROF WooD-Dear SIR; Having had the misfortune 70
low fever New ORLEANS ISL injured 20 male
er ihi6 5 NJ hi, - h ,y y n ~ - ~, ss a ~ ~
WoTds my obligations you in giving 70 the
aliiicicd such a treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rsv X. Bragg is in re=u-
lar 81 u aud pastor OF The Orthodox Church IN Brock
field Mass He a -entlt mal Of great influence. AID
uaiy ersaliy beloved. WM DYER
BROnKFTELD, January Il. 1883
fkoF WoOD-Detr SIR HIII1g made lIal OF Hair
Restorat We sses me pleasure To s5y that rs efcc has
beer exec leni m removing inflammation dandruf. nd
cun,t ~ tendency 70 lfca n " IN which i have hesu
troubled rom ny chldhood; nd ss a so restored my har
which was hecon gray 10 sOr einal Clor have used
no otr article with anything ike the pleasure
PROM Yours truly, J. X. BRAaG.
The Resur1 i've pot up Bottles al three sizes viz
Lsree modiums and snail The snail holds half pint
anI raails fr one do ar Ottleihe medium holds nj
ef 81 TWENTY per cent more portion than the small
and raiis for two dollars botte-fhe argr holds qnar
ory per cent more In prupOriOn and rcails fr three
q liars n b. tie
o. J. WOOD s CO, ProDrietors, Jl1 roadway. New
YORK. lln the greai New York Wire Railing Establish
eItl ani III Market street. s. Lous Mo and sold hy
all good D-lggis's and Faac GO1ls De 'lsrs. oclg
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DIED,

DIED,
In this city on the 22l inst Mrs ELIZABETH W wife
o. W II Burridge of tae frm OF Brlard and Bursdgel
aged % years.
At INDIANAPOLIS ihs 18Th st., Of C0ugssive fever.
AIr ROBERT WALLACE, II the 9TH year fins age
ontbe 2lirst Of C5nges ion. CHARLES W. OLly saE
OF Wm u. and o. Il BuralIalI. aged yeaTs.
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Fi-e-fcllowing are the net earning- Of the
Cleveland, Columbus aud Cincinnati Railroad
for JULY. August and September.
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BESSIE MELVILLE or Prayer Book Instructions car
ried out into Life-A Sequel the little Episcopailan
MELODIES FUR CHILDHOOD. E.s,1<{
INQUIRIES AND SUGGESTIONS-In regard to the
Foundations Of Faith in the Word of God: By Albert
Barnes 49,,
lessor of Mathematics Davidson College
HISTORY OF METHODISM-Vol. From its origin
to its hundredth anniversary: By Stevens.
THE SHEEPFOLD AND THE COMMON, or the Evan
gelical Rambler -
SPURGEON'S GEMS-Beng brilliant passages rom
the Discourses of the Rev. c. II. Spurgeon.
SERMONS TO THE CHURCHES: By Francis Way
land. For ssle by ,,o,,p,ov
Raleigh, N. c. Nov. H. 1858. tsl-
IL Register copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-16
NEW FEATURES-FIFTH YEAR
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
SUPERB ENGRAVINGS!
RE TJTIFITT. ART IN 1T n n ATV


COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
SUPERB ENGRAVINGS!
BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNAL!
VALUABLE PREMIUMS, &c. &C.!
NHIs popular Art Association now in its fifth year of
Il unparalleled success having purchased and graved
on steel, Herrngs great painting "THE VILLAGE BLACK
SMITH, will issue copies Ito subscribers ony) heavy
plate paper, 80 3s inches on the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Every person RENTING THREE DOLLARS, will receive
copy of the suberb Steel Engraving after Herrngs cele
brated Painting.
The Village Blacksmith.
Also q copy of the beautiful
Cosmopolitan Art Journal,
An elegantly illustrated quarto Magazine Also free
tickets of admission to the Eastern Cor DussedOr and
Western Galleries Of the Association.
There will also be given the subscribers several hum
dred valuable works of Art comprising fine Oil Paintings,
Brunzes Sculptures, &c, &C., from celebrated American
and foreign Artists.
Subscriptions will be received up to Jan. 1852 On
the evening of that date the premiums will be- awarded
subscribers.
For full particulars, see December ART JOURNAL, price
SO CENTS Specimen copies sent to those desiring to sub
SCRIBE the receipt of S cents in postage stamps COIN
Address C. L. DERBY, AcTuARY C. A. A,
54S Broadway, N. Y,
Or THOS. CARTEE,
Raleigh, N. C.
November 9, 1858. 90-tf