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SENATE

.,s,r -. g.. :ss cNAYN. f 9 -
! : /. Pasquotank and Perquivnans LJoh1s Pool. o.
9. Camden and Curritnck-C. w. Williams. n =
8 Gates and Chovsn-R chd Dalsrd, D. 81
4 Hyde and Tyrrell-B asnght, D.
3. Northampton Thomas j. Person, D.
8 Hertford-R g Cowper 0p. 80 's'''s f-''
z. Bertie-J B Cherry, Op.
8. Martin and Washington-D c. Gaythes. D..
9 Halihx-M. c. Whitaker. D. --''-
10 Edgecombe-H T. Clarke, D. atf
II. Pitt-E j. Blaunt, Op.
IL Beaufort-R s Donne. Op.
Is. Craven-J D. Flanner, OPP.
IA Carteret and Jones-W Ward D.
10. Green and Lenor-J. P Speight, D. -
16. New Hanover-W. s Ashe, D.
II. Duplin-W. j. Houston, D.
Ia. Ons'ow-L W. Humphrey. D.
-. Bladen. Brunswick and Columbus-T. D. Nc.
Dowell, D.
90 Cumberland and Harnett-.John T. Gilmore, D..
81. Sampson-A. A. Mckay, D.
% Wayne-W. K Lane, D. ss5
% Johnston-J T. Leach, Op.
"a Wake-Moses A. Bledsoe, D.
IS Nash-L. N B. Battle, d.
26. Frankln-M Landlord D.
81. Warren-T j Pitchford, D.
%. Granvie-C. K. Taylor, D.
%. Person. w Cunningham. D.
30. Orange-Josah Turner. Jr, OPP.
81. Alamance and Randolph-Jonathan Worth, OPP.
80 Chatham-Straughan, OPP. -.. ....-.
33. Moore and Montgomery-A. 8. Mcdonald, Op
a. Richmond and Rabeson-W alter L. Steele. D.
35 Arson and Unions. W Walkup, OPP.
36. Guilford-Ralph Gorrel OPP.
81 CasweIl-Bedford Brown, D.
49, Rockingham-Geo. D. Boyd. D.
80. Mecklenburg-W. F. Davidson. D.
49, Cabarrus and Stanly-Davis Op.
Al. Rowan and Davie-J. G. Ramsay, OPP.
49, Davidson-B c. Douthitt Op.
43. Stokes and F"rsythe-J j. Martin, D.
A. Ashe Surry, Wataugs and Yadkin-Jos, Dob
son, D.
49, Iredell. Wilkes and Alexander-L. B. Carmich-
ael, OPP.
49, Burke, Mcdowell and Caldwell-E. P. Miller,
OPP.
A. Lincoln, CASTOR and Catawba-F D. Reinhardt
D.
49, Rutherford and Cleaveland-L. A. Mills, D.
40. Buncombe. Henderson, Yancey and Madison
NJ Edney, D.
80. Haywood, Macon, Cherokee and Jackson-W.
Il. Thomas, D.
Democrats 32-Opposition Is. Democratic ma
jority H. In the Senate of 1867 the Democratic
majority was Is.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
AUGUST 81, 1858.
COTTON-Saes have been made nc for extra lots,
for manufacturing here
SPTS TURPENTINE--Hu Has advanced aud We note sales
at 35ul4U cents.
FLOUR-In the absence of receipts the las; days.
ii is difficult quote nlake: but would remark
that the last sale T. 70 for Supertne.
Receipts equal to the demand, sales at IL
cents for hog round the market is we'll supplied with
Western
LARD-There is considerable demand, with small re-
ceipts.
CORN-Is wanted and finds ready sale from 9oc.
OATS AND RYE-Are enqu,red for, the former bring
ing from a. TO &C, and the latter nm ~ to per
i.-CtrrOiintan.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Alamance-J. I. Scales and B. F. Roney, Dems.
Alexander-Burke, Dem.
Anson-J. A. Leak and A. j. Dargan, OPP.
Ashe-Allen Gentry, Dem.
Burke-Tod R. Caldwell, Op.
Buncombe-J S. T. Baird, Dem.
Bladen-J. W. Purdie Op.
Bertie-D Outlaw and P. Henry. OPP.
Beaufort-Sparrow and Windley, Op.
Brunswick. D. Meares. OPP
Caldwell-T. j. Dula, Dem.
Cabarrus-Burns, o.
Catawba-H Sheriff. Dem.
Chatham-Moore, Dem, Green and W P Taylor,
Op.
Cherokee--Wm. Walker, Dem.
Craven--J Bryan and Fl. c. JONES' Dems.
Cumberland and Harnett-W. Mel Mckay, c. c.
Barbee and j. S. Harrington, Dems
Chowan-J. C. Badham, Dem.
Columbus--J. H. Stephens Dem.
Camden-D D. Ferebee, OPP
Carteret-Samuel Letters, Dem.
Caswell-Jno. Kerr and S E. Williams Dems.
- Cnrrifnrk-.R Raxfar Dem
Cleaveland-A G. Waters and G. Dickson, Dems
Davidson-H. Walser and - Brummell, OPP.
Davie-E. Gather, OPP.
Duplin-J. B. Stanford and w. P. Ward. Dems
Edgecombe-R. R. Brdgers and j. g. Dancy, D's
FORSYTH. Fries and j. Masten, Dems
Franklin-W. F. Green, Dem.
Gaston-Reagan, Dem.
Granvi:le-T. L. Hargrove, j. NJ. Bullock and T.
Gulford-J NJ. Morehead, D. F. Caldwell and
Greene s'"pp' a. " D. speght, Dem.
Gates-R. Calling. Jr. Dem.
Haywnod-S. L. Love, Dem.
Hafax-Wm Hill and w. L. Long, Dems
Hertford-W. N. II. Smith, OPP.
Henderson-V Ripley, DEM
Hyde-Tilman Farrow, Op.
Iredell-A r. Simonton and A. B. +. Gather, Op.
Jackson-T D. Bryson, Dem.
Jones-W. A. Cox, Dem.
Johnston-W H. Sanders, o., and B. H. Tomn.
son, Dem.
Lenoir-N. B. Whitfield, Dem.
Lncon-A Costner, Dem.
,,..-l.-~~-.Jno Faee. Dam
MMs e6"seifAhk'o G sss Ps%. D.~.
Moore-Jno. Shaw, Dem.
Observation-Disclosures, OPP.
Macon-W oodfn, Op.
Nash-G. N. Lewis, Dem.
New Hanover. Bryan and Geo. j. Moore,
Dems.
Northamptou-M W. smallwood and M. W. Ran
som, Dems.
Onslow-J. H. Foy, Dem.
Orange-Pride Jones and j. W. Norwood, Dems.
Pasquotank- Morgan, OPP.
Perquimans-N. Newly, OPP.
Ptt-McCotter and Cox, Op.
Person-R H. Hester, Dem.
Robeson-Blount and Alex. Watson, ~Dems.
Rockineham-Thos. Settle and F. L. Simpson,
Dems.
Rowan-N N. Fleming and N. F. Hall Dems.
Rutherford-Benj. Washburne and .. F. Gardener,
Dems.
Randolp h-Craven and Jesse Thornburg, OPP.
Richmond-O H. Dockery, OPP.
Sampson-F. j. Faison and - Kirby, Denis.
Surry-R. E. Reeves, Dem.
Stokes-J. F. Hill, Dem
Stany-W. T. Waddi, OPP.
Tyrrell-J A. Benbury, OPP.
Union-Wilson, Dem.
Wake-G. H. Faribault, F. j. Hutchns and E. u
| Haywood, Dems
Warren-D. c. Hall and E. D. Drake, Dems.
Washington-Jos Norman, Dem.
Watauga-Holdsclaw, Dem.
Wayne-W. 7. Dortch and 3. A. Tho pson, DIS
Wilkes-A. W. Martin and P. Filler, OPP.
! Yadkn-W. H A. Speer, OPP.
Yancey-Thos. Byrd, Dem
| Democrats s9-Opposition SO Democratic ms
iorty A. At the last session the Democratic ma
| jority was AZ.
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NORFOLK MARKET.


REPoRrHD EXPRESSLY N. c. STANDARD
BIZ A. NJ. M'PHEETERS CO.,
WAoLesale Groce,s Forsvardimg Commission Nerchon
AUGUST 81, 1858
FLOUR-The supply our market is very limited with
small receipts which active demand We quote
S. F. $51lQ151S; Extra $6Q967l; Family $6A@7.
CORN receipts have been more free for the past
week. The decline in the Northern Markets has caused
decline here changed hands to-day at our
quotations White and mixed s2@ssc; Yellow s6@s7e
WHEAT-Saes of 5000 bushels to-day at 81 1901 10
for Red and II 26@I 80 for White. Very little strictly
prime white received
COTTON-Stock light and market inactive We quote
nOminaly 1l@12c
NAVAL STORES-Tar scarce and in demand at g 75@
! s5 Common Rosn dull at q 20@l Is; Sprl@ iurpen-
tine 46Ql4Sc.
DRIED FRUIT-Prime Apples 81 5o@l 50 per bushel
of 20 Tbs. NJ Peaches yet receive.
PEANUTS-In demand at s755@9 c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gaano $4,000; Sombrero
$32 Sulph. Phos Lime &45-aN cash
Crushed l21lc. Rio C"fse ll1lsllsc; Lag 1211@lse;
Java is@lsc Adamsptioe Candles ss@ase Sperm a9
G. A. salt co. Blown 81 80 aoa 81 40 from store.
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3 JypN E,Hyf&
] NEw YoRK, ,Aneaas 9oth. Tbs steamship Arabia,
with Liverpool datss "a he aFrised hers serly
tins morning. Her regular psEkage of nessplpers
heretofore received. h I'D ts.4.s-, $500 -
Tue. Agamemnon arrived from Vslentis Boy on
the morning of the 9th inst. The shares in Tele.
graph Cable Stock had advanced from $50 to a6o
ssspatch, dated Valentia. August 9th, says that
tTeek in the communication. occurred the day the
Niagara .ana Agamsnsnon parted, which lasted for
~ hour and half The .Agamemnon was stopped
and the injury repaired though not until al hopes
OF holding on to the cable were abandoned. On the
succeeding Friday the Agamemnon' encountered
gale, against which the ship under full steam, could
hardly make Roadway. For three succeeding DAYS
the gale continued with violent squalls the sea run
ming tremendously high and no one expecting the
caoleto hold from one minute to another. On Wed.
nesdsy the storm abated, shallow water was gained
and all then went well until the Agamemnon .su-
chored in Valenta harbor aa.
German papers say the Queen of Engan6's visit
to berlln is made to arrange for Regency with the
view OF protecting the interest of her daughter.
Important from Utah.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l9-The Utah mail of the Gath
has arrived. All the Mormons who left the CITY on
the approach of the troops have returned, except a
small portion who are without the means to do so.
Brigham Young is reported to have shut himself
up in his residence for fear of assassination.
Gen johnson intended removing his camp to the
place designated for winter quarters.
1T IS reported that severe battle has been fought
in the Big Blue regions, between the Pawnees, Ca.
manehes Cheyenes, and Arrapahoes.
Delay Of President's Message
WASHINGTON, Aug. l9th.-The following message
was received to-day by the President:
To the President Of the United States:
Your message in reply to that of her Majesty was
transmitted to Valenta Bay this morning. at o'clock
Its transmission delayed until that time for some
cause occurring at Valenta, with which am yet
unacquainted.
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The Vote for Governor.


We have not vet received the vote for Governor
in Gates and Hyde counties, and the returns from
many counties are not official We shall not insert
table until we receive the complete official re.
turns. Judge Eis's majority will exceed 1880,
bu' will not reach 10000 unless the official vote
materially increases the unofficial returns We have
received. Our opinion is that.the majority will be
about IL, 700. 1t may fall little under 60 lit
tie over tina, number.
EF The Postmaster at New Salem, Randolph
county, complains, that the Standard for his office
does not 60 regularly He thinks the fault is in the
agents on the N G. Railroad, who put off the matter
for that office at High Point, whereas they should
put it off at Greensboro. We call the attention Of
the agents to the matter, and hope they will recti
! fly it..
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PETERSBURG MARKET.


TOBACCO-The market showed more animation to-day,
but we have no change note in prices yesterday
COTTON-We pote some inquiry for prime, which would
command l2c; common and medium lots lGs4 9ll4c
CORN-We note sales at 82@s5c.
WHEAT-The market was very active to-day, and prices
are fair at 81 45dl for prime lots Some very white
fancy parcels would bring 81 So fair to good samples
Al GOAL 40 and common. 80 to 81 10.
GUANO-Sales making at $50 for prime, and $42 for
Glide.
per6ne and Extra. Family is scarce and wanted
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Sour contemporary of the Raleigh Standard will
and the full vote Of Columbus County in yesterday s
s'ournal"- WiL Journal
e For which our contemporary Of the Journal will
please accept our thanks. - SO q
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The LEGISLATURE.

We publish to day complete list of the members
elect to the next Legislature which We think is cor
rect. 1t will be seen that the Democratic majority
in the Senate will be ID, and in the Commons A,
making the majority on joint ballot 5s
The following is list of the gains and losses, as
~"-.r---I I'll -A-~i~"tia TX vears
Loss and Gain.
The following the Democratic gains and losses
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1868. FALL IMPORTATIOM.f ~ S1eSS'
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,

=, AMWSIHkONUs O-1 HOS - ~''' -
= IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF s--
RIBBONS. MILLINERY, SILK GOODS, AND STRAW
: -,f'F s.ssas BONNETS. ere e - 3 sss
No. 237 Baltim street.
BErwEEN CHARLES HANOVER sfs,
BALTIMORE, 1850 :.
Offer stock in above G0eds unequaled in variety extent
and cheapness in the United States.
Terms strictly i months, OF of for Par fands
August "A, 1858. ss51fs 6S-Smpo. {.
KEROSINE LAMPS. x =
4 LARGE SUPPLY, Of beautiful styles inst to hand,
"A from twenty-five to fifty per cent cheaper than they
have been selling for.
Raleigh, August q, 1sss. ESe-n
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WIN. A. MOORE, ESQ,
No. IL.
PLYxourH, Aug. Goth, 1853.

HENRY A. GILLIAN, ESQ ,
hear SIR Your last note dated the 18th instant, was
handed to me very minutes before your departure
fur Plymouth which rendered it impossible for me to con-
suit with Mr. Badham and prepare my reply on the same
very willingly admit the absolute necessity for your
leaving Edeno1 that tme and acqu entirely of any
censure in n doing.
which safely adopt without attracting
ncun towit the which carried over on the
18Th and which only plies between the two towns on alter
II is impossible consider your four propositions for
meeting as entirety which had the right to reject Or
accept entirely" Mr. Badham had the right % soon %
Col Paine procured friend after his acceptance Of the
challenge demand that the weapon, time place and d
lance should be made known, and HAT peher one mould
be unreasonable He accepted al your propositions which
were at all admissible objected the time for The rea-
sons given by me- The validity Of those reasons has not
Of the meeting at the Paine
but insisted on considering the other issues closed for the
every obvious reason suggested BY me N former sose
aiely made and responded 70 in the same manner-
HESITATION in advising Mr. Bad6am TO close it
and sccofdineiy an authorised BY him % to do.
|; Very respectfully IN . 60
1t Is due I'd myself that the above ngid
be accompanied by the following explanation the reader
bas observed the my frat cosmunseasou 20 "a Palne
state that have delayed thus long to bring the matter
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( =. sAlsoAn -,-.ss-.sN 3. ~ AaNE
SAFFOLD 4 ARRH0E0qlv' ;.
A ITO RNEYs Sat La ~,
80. MOatgOmory. Al. - q

Practice in the Counties Of Montgouaesy Nscon .Aa.
and DISTRICT CouR5s. - = = 49,
Particular attention gsees 70 Cszaxas.
OFFICE on Perry Street, neer the Court- n0uaA
August %, 1858. - -. z 800 ee--s2mLs
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NEWBERN MARKET

NEWBERN MARKET.
RxPoKTED EXPRESSLY C. STANDARD"
By VIM. H. OLIVER 4 CO.,
Grocers Commission, Hecevin0 dnd Forcaring Merchants
Uealers in Llne Guuno, dc,
AUGUST 81, 1858.
BACON-HOg round l21S cents.
COFFEE Rio l2@lsc; laguayra la@l4ci Java ITO
20c; MaracaibO I54l7c.
COTTON-NOminal at IL cents
FISH Blue Fish y Dbl. it rs; Mullet 81 Oe@s 90;
Shad - 90; Trout ST
GkAIN-COrn 6'ws6ec. Wheat. sales; Oats 4Oc.
Peas 81 ~.
HAi-75c@ l$l CO.
LARD--l5 cents.
LIME-Lump 81 %; Common none
MEAL-~U0ls5 cents.
MOLASSES As to quality New Orleans Acc; West In
dies 34(43ec Syrup
PORK City Mess y Dbl. t." 0o Plated Sls co.
ROSlN- 81 ~; R,sln Oil l5d3Gc per Gall.
SALT-G. Sack 81 mi@kl 10; Coarse ziQl3Oc.
SPIRITS TUPENTINE- 40 cents
SUGAk-Retned ll@l2c; Brown s@l1c; Crushed 1sc.;
Loaf
TAR-$1 so.
TUkPENTINE-Dip IS 10.
REMARKS:
Naval Stores active at Quotations.
Flour continues scarce lot of Family was received
during the week. and clused out readily at IS %.
Corn is selling at is cents from Boat.
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In PURSUANCE OF DEED, to me executed by D.
i T. Strickland, for purposes therein named, shall on
the 18th day of September it beng Friday sell to the
highest bidder at public auction RosenbnfY and The
rss;ds.ee Of b z. SfriSkaaad z=.s1-A53&
One lot of ground containing II acres with al the i'm
provements, known Rosenberg,
One Turpentine Still and fixtures. 80
Two or three good Brandy Stills,
Two head of Horses sssJ -
One Mule, -ss
One Ok Cart, -
Two Log Carts and fixtures, -
Two pair Oxen,
Furniture and other articles too numerous to metiou
Any of the above property can be bought before day Of
sale bv applying to the subscriber
Terms of sale made known ON the day. ssu.t>'
W. b. HOOD, Trustee
August 81, 1853. S4-wtd
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HlURNIP SEED .ssg -. 49,,
u Early Dutch White Flat,
Red or Purple Top, Strap Leaxsd.
Large Globe,
Norfolk, s9+sz SO =.
Dales Hybrid, - - ;a.g
Golden Ball, 80
Ruta Baga,
The above varieties for sale s-+a af.ssrs<
- 'l' ' I By T. b. TURNER.
Raleigh, August %, 1s4s. ts-
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TURPENTINE-Saes yesterday of All bbs at SO 90 for
virgin, 81 IS for yellow Dip and 81 AN for hard.
sales this morning.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-There activity in
the market Yesterday this article and foot sales
of 1920 bbs 43 cents y gallon. Nothing doing this
morning.
ROSfN-Saes Yesterday of 200 bbs Common at 81 1919
for med um sized bbs No transactions in other grades
Journal
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|Ss. FALL TRADE, Io89.
KERR & MARBIRY,

- AKD Is SrcAnoRI ST., PH1snssvAa, Va, =
4 RE now RECEIVING e nsir ssu Airtst fneoiEt,-
- ton French and Enshsh China sad Ea1sAsswssA q
the best quality and latest syles; also om Bosoo Pitts
every description, together with md Brfsas
mia Ware: Superior Bait StonewaFs aways 90 hand ut
factory prices KEROSENE Fluid and Oh Lamps With azs
wcks, ehmnes globes, &c. Looking Glasses IN reas "
rety In TACT every article usually found il e eess
China Establishment Their facilities Tor obtaining sooas
enable them to compete successfully with Norhen
They respectfully solicit EsycAssts HtA EsspSrs nd
others TO I'm examination Of their stock apd prices
-s.N-.r-- KERR NARBURY,,
. $3.50 Petersbarg, Va
August "a, 1858. 3 - .8A-WAt
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Dear Sir Yours of this date in reply to mine of the
same. wherein stated that Mr.. Badham accepted the
place and distance proposed by yoa the part of
Mr. Badiam has accepted PrdP5s06sa ane tex tes
time considers the parties at issue the propositions
accepted and allow them to be withdrawn for the
very obvious that Col R. T. Paine would thereby
have opportunity for pract,cng with the weapon and in
the intended to be chosen by him. for one MONTH
while be Mr Badham would remain ignorance thereof
At the suggestion Of Col Paine Mr. Badham agrees to
postpouement of the time till about the first of October
next but had hoped for an earlier meeting.
Very respectfully,
W. A. MooRE.
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KEROSlNE OIL se-5...s.s s. r
nF SUPERIOR QUALITY will be kept constantly On
" hand at the Drug Store Of = q. :. -.
- WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh Aug. 49, 1858. =, ss--M
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF I.AND.
AND GOLD MINES FOR SALE. 80,
OFFER FOR SALE A TRACT OF LAND, devised to
since left North Carolina, lying Swift Greek in
the county of NASH three miles NORTHWEST Of Hllis
ston, and containing 100 acres thereabouts Six Or
hundred cleared and we'll suited to the cvs-
ton of cotton, wheat &C., large portion Of being
of creek botomthe balance 10 we'll tmbered and wate1
by fine springs. 49,
On the tract is valuable gold surfacemine wlisa Wee
worked by the late JAS Manu. and known to he peota
tberefrom found to be very rich. It lies within few niles
Of the famed Ports mine Division can be made q the
Terms easy Hon A. a. Arlington Of aiisrdsscn. viii
show the lands to person wishing to look at them apd
is authorized to sell. -. 5.> A. s-s,.,
SAMUEL L. ARLINGTON
80. .- Montgomery Ala.
August %, 1853. M-van.
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The Triumph OF Mechanism.
a W z RIG AN WATCHES,

| q 'tiESE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED BY TIN
S.iit y stem mat has maize American Fire. Arm
ne Isl IN the world. Ii substitutes the r-,t I lyg
49, .'! % machinery for the slow aud Iur.i-ls
Iuit'1I haIilCrat. The factory consists of a sarir,
OF iVi!lE's deyi>'i expressly for This si,ret
trh ~ which works true t. evact1rss tnrDfr., MI
@ lHlt so d 10 he accUrat. III In amy IN :. ~ !
Ii'u-i watches. ABSOLUTE precision ~ Time isuerly
], " t'-t watches, tie ilyVi..h. result al
Nt'' HiLtci,F ana eNiCtuys5 OF structure The ease
. tltI t-Ifir = obvious as the makers hive alyays
f.tiY, - - &c Giilr,Ll parts Of thc watch per-
,,,,iy htil,le u eIair damage.
RESIDES the watch heretofore re To III trade we
~ now haHlng secondquai,v, Inferior To the first
oliN IN ma wing less fuiS in tsraI rets AMI a
e's' Itils We offer at price IN sieiatc rs
- i'!!ltI tNc means az every class. and We re-
'y' y iIS sound and reliable, and greatly superior
m ~ i, ,lI Ma'ches OF equal price.
i'rs=l against English and Swiss
WIKI which the country is flooded Each nl
lI he,i W tchCS 4 enErayel on The plate AppI ETov
IACE x 20, Naltiam, Mass ana il a.. I.t,,r;. i
~ '.rt'- te m Ernuucuess and perpetual war
rdmtN' over UrVNn signature
rcht with new ENAMEL nI,rs ofreantif,l ,,,ai-
iS Ga,.tSs 81 an kinds, the dills to which may
Oricrs may hc addressed to rs direct. or N any Of
si 80 1T Wrntl9ned firms who ag nts Tor The
MessTs. ,CoOeER Y FELLOWS, No. II Maiden
PpELL0WS & CO, No.17 Maiden Lane. Ny.
ILAlI \ BROTHER, No. ~ Maiden IAN, y Y
nhiLnEtl IN \ BROTHER, Phila!c!uhfl
thAIt y bEAIU, philalelritl.
nhINEE X BACilELDERE, boston.
nnIIi,IIfT,IIppN 6koS; KENNARD, Boston.
and oieSsrs ROBBINS * APPLETON. Ma. u Mail
cN Lahe' y. i, our general agents.
,,,-,,,- APPLETON, TRACY {, CO.,
- i'--ii''N>" altman. Mas.
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DOCT0R IN. HIGHES.

n ATE PHYSICIAN OF THE UNITED STATES
"a MARINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, has
located - thss coy, and viii give prompt attention to
the practice OF his profession in its several lTlnches.
Office and residence on Second, between Main ard
Division streets, being the same formerly occupied ~
DR.. Byfsl Regular hours for consultation from 6i<
- O'Clock. = NJ, ard from % : aa1 froIa 50 to
O'Clock. =. VI.
- Calls made IN his absence from the Office, AID
registered VIII Il duly responded TO. noTl7u
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Peabody's PremiKM Prolific Corn.

'RFIfFN T. IIIE IN EST NUNN ever offered 10 the
a Public. It's Advantages are
FHsT-It is earlier han common Com.
SECOND-I l. Is a firm flint Corn and very heavy.
THIED-i- pats uut scAers- and The suckers bearine
the >snels the main stock.
Every faymer ; ould try IL. p1t up In quart. neck
and half bEslel ~ :ks. Warranted pure. To Ee had
only ~ q. IL. COOK & son,
f-Jl2LNW sole Agents