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County Seat vote-Of1cial

The following is the Official vote for County
Seat, and Superintendent of Common Schools
for the County of Clayton. at an election held
on Monday, April 5th, 1858:
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WOODLAND CREAM-a pomade for identifying the
harhighly perfumes, superior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing ladies
hair it has no equal, giving it bright glossy appear
ance 1t causes geutemen's hair to curl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandruf, always giving
the hair the appearance Of being fresh shampooned
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE Il CO.,
Proprietors OF the ssBalm of a Thousand Flowers
The Trade supplied by BROWER Il VAN DUZER,
sole agents for Prairie du Chen and McGregor. 1y4S
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby gven that by virtue Of an exc
cuton to directed by the clerk Of the district
court Of Clayton county, Iowa, will sell at public
vendue the highest bidder for cash. on the Sd day
of May, A. D. 1858, between the hours of 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ, and O'Clock, NJ Of said day. at the steam
saw mill Of s. B. Olmsted, in the town Of McGregof,
in said county, the following described property twit
One yoke Of Oxen, Cart and fixtures, and thirty
thousand feet of Pine Lumber.
Taken rs the property Of s. B. Olmstead, to satisfy
an execution in favor of NJ. Hans for the sum or
$463 96-l0O.
JAMES DAVIS, Sh'f G. c. l.
by N. M FUTILE, Deputy Sheriff.
April 16 1S5SnS0w2 Pr. Fee $3l
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JOHN THOMPSON, GEO. A. WHITMAN,
FRANK LARRABEE, IL. H. WILLIAMS.
THOMPSON, WHITMAN Il Co.,.
Proprietors Of the Clayton City FIGURING Mile,
CLAYTON CITY, IOWA.
UT1LL always pay cash for Wheat Barrels Slaves
wv and Hoops. They have for sale, cheap, q good
Custom Bolt
CLAYTON, April 81, ls5SnsON
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D I E D

Died In this place, April 9th, EMILY c., daughter OF
j. $. and q. A. Woodcock. Aged II years, II mo.
and days.
On Sunday morning, the 18th, WILLIAM, son of
William and Ann Reed. Aged years and II months
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q Judge Potter, of Gutenberg. will ac-
cept our thanks for full returns of the late vote
on County Seat.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH, and beau
tfu complexion, be acquired by using the sBalm
Of Thousand Flowers" What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of disagreeable breath
when by using the "Bam OF Thousand Flowers as a
dentrce, would not only render it sweet the
teeth as white as alabaster !? Many persons do not
know their breath is bad and the subject delicate
their friends would never mention it, Beware of coun
teriets. Be each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE & CO., NY
For sale by all druggists ly4S
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Advertisement.


OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW CoLLEGE.--Ths nsti
tuition has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. Degree
are legally conferred and Students upon Graduating
may be admitted to practice.
For Circulars, address at Cleveland,
NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
February % 1S5Sn,2
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CORRESPONDENCE.
MeSsrs, Editors :

Messrs Editors
The following extract from letter from an
esteemed friend may be of interest to your rea-
ders. Between a disposition TO doubt every
thing claiming to belong to spiritual mysteries.
and my own confidence in the veracity of my
friend, am at loss to account for the singular
state of things he describes. 1t may be observ-
that the John Davis of whom he writes, is q
neighbor and brother law, and known to
me to be worthy man.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION

Republican State Convention will be held at Iowa
City on Thursday the 18th day Of June. 1885, for the
purpose of nominating Secretary, Auditor and Urea
surer of state and for the transaction of such other
business, may be deemed necc;ary by tie Conven.
ton.
The ratio OF representation Of each county will be
delegate for every hundred Republican votes, and
additional for every fraction over hfty the vote
on Governor at the last State election being the bas
Organized counties with less than one hundred Repub
ican voters will he entitled each to one delegate.
s. j. KIRKWOOD, W. ii. FARMER.
w. Z. CLARK. ii. PRICE,
ii. O'CONNOR, q. d. WOODEN,
Committee.
Des Moines, Jan. Goth, 1858.
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} New Millinery Store,

Empire Block, over the Clothing store of +. D. Terry
Main street, NcGREGOR, IOWA.
NFIsS KINGSLEY would inform the Ladies OF this
Ix1 vicinity that she has just opened choice stock Of
Millinery and Fancy Dress Goods,
consisting Of the articles usually kept IN such an
establishment and hopes to have the pleasure of ex.
hibtng her goods to the Ladies Of this place. an ex
animation will surely result in purchase, If any arti
Gle In the line Of millinery or ladies fancy dress goods
Is wanted
April 81, 1s5SnS0tf
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Harness Double and .S;noze.
BLACK TIGER.

Wills Celebrated MORGAN HORSE will a.
IL stand in Elkader till further notice, 10y
during the season of 1858.
BLACK TIGER stands Is hands and one inch high.
He is years old and weighs 1920 lbs. His color IL jst
black, and Tor beauty, power, endurance, and u1fL
dputable excellence of blood and STYLE he is unequal
ed by any other horse in the Union
=, The TIGER was sired by the Old Vermont Black.
Hawk Hawk owned by David Hill of Brdport. Black
Hawk was sired by Sherman Morgan, he by Justin
Morgan, The dam Of TIGER Cynthia Pierce an.
Imported blood Mare. Cynthia 16 hands high and
weighed 1900 pounds she powerful as o lion and
as handsome as a picture.
TIGER has trottcd half mile in % Sec without
training he has stood three seasons in Vernon and
can show very promising premium colts. The chas
acter OF Morgan stock we'll established that Is
not deemed necessary to into detail 1t stands con-
fessedy at the head of all bloods for speed endurance
and general excellence
Good pasturage will be provided for mares, but the
undersigned will not be responsible for accidents es-
capes or theft.
TERMs-25,o0 for the season-half to be paid at the
end OF the season, and when the mare is known be
WITH toai the remaining half will be colected-that it,
loo Will be charged for the service of the horse, and
$50 more If there should be a foal.
All mares must be regularly returned to the horse,
or they Will be considered put by the season. Tiger
will be limited to 80 mares-the will extend to-
August lst..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. HEATH.

Physician to the New York Infrmary for the cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds and
all Chronic Diseases will be at the McGregor House,
Wednesday and Thursday, April 21st. and 22nd when
he will give advice and make examinations Of the
Lungs and system generally free of charge lie will be
prepared to furnish his invaluable remedies which have
cured thousands of Patients.
RN- See his paper. an nSOWl
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DISSOLUTION,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership here.
tofore existing at West McGregor, Iowa, under the
style Of SOMES h SANBORN Is this day dissolved By
mutual consent. The business will be continued ~
j. G.. sanborn who will pay all liabilities contracted BY
the Company during the existence Of the partnership,
aud all payments due the Company will be paid only
to the same party. w. N. SOMES.
j. @. SANBORN.
Mc(Iregor, Iowa, April LIST. 1s5SnS0m3
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& $3.50 new @ ~
LIV II r.

AT
NcGREGOR, : IOWA.
n W. FREEMAN has recently purchased supply
L. of handsome
Carriages, Buggies, and lot of Horses,
for the accommodation Of the public His stable will
be found on Ann street. the premises formerly used
as barn for the American Hotel The proprietor viii
Board, Buy, Sell or HIRE Horses,
terms that cannot fail to be satisfactory ie stock
of Horses and Carriages is not excelled in the West
The travelling public will find it much to their advantage
to patronize the New Livery
April q, 1S5SnSOtf
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
A Convention of the Democratic Party of the State
Of Iowa, will be held at
IOWA CITY
On Thursday, the oath day Of June next, for the
purpose of nominating candidates Tor the offices OF
secretary Auditor and Treasurer OF State. Also, for
the transaction of such other business said
ton may deem proper
The ratio of representation will be>onc Delegate for
each 100 votes and one additional Delegate for each
fraction over cast in each county for the Deu
mocratic candidate for Governor in October last.
Counties CT ting less number OF vote will he ent
tied to delegate each.
No County can be represented by proxy.
COMMITTEE
GEO. W. McCLEARY, CHARLES CoRKERY,
D. o. FINCH. WM NOGT,
JOHN CLARK, d. II. SOLOMAN,
n. W. DELkNAP, G. s. q. DOW,
j. d. TEST.
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F. ANDROS

"A AS removed his residence from the farm to Gar.
Ill NAvILLo and he will at all times give his whole
attention to his Profession as CONSULTING Physician
GARNAvILLO, April "a, 165SnSOm3
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Ell WILLIAMS.
DIR. A. WARNER
April, 81, 1S5snS0m3 VIM HODGKINS..

TO ALL WHOM THIS NAY CONCERN.
We the undersigned citizens OF Elkader CLAYTON,
Co., Iowa, having known the celebrated Trottng Horse
Black Tiger owned by Judge Williams DR.. Warner and
to time him, Certify, being uninterested parties that
on or about the first day of March, 1S5S-a track being
meas ured on the ice of one half mile (beiug on mill
dam no longer distance could be go) the above named
horse did trot the measured distance Of one half mile iI
one minute and twenty three seconds.
AS the horse did trot the last part of the distance
the quickest, we firmly believe, he could with proper
training be made the fastest trotter in the western
country.
We do hereby certify that the said Horse had not
been trained previous to that time for about five
months, excepting about ten days before this trial,
and We would recommend him to all persons wishing
to raise fast trotting stock.
ISAAC HAvENs.
BUEL KNAPP.
.-- ROBERT L. FREEMAN
II. p. BEMISS.
Elkader Iowa, April Is, 1858. A.. D. COOK.
STATE OFIOWA, CID YTON COUNTY.
L. Melvin B. Hodgkins being duly sworn says that
on or about the LIST, of march 1858 did measure on
the mill dam at Elkader, Iowa by correct measurement
one half mile on which the above named Black Tigst
did trot, and by timing him certain he did trot on
half mile in one minute and twenty three seconds and
few days previous timed him eighty rods h, foatT
seconds NJ D. Hodgkins sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 10th, day of April A. d. 1858.
JOHN PARTCH, Justice of the Peace
Old Black Hawk, the size of Tiger. owned by David
Hill OF Brdport Vermont stood at 500 the season for
the last three years of his life.
Silver Heels an own brother of Tiger stood las
season 1857 in Quincy Illinois at $4,000.
colt OF Black Tiger, raised in Vermont and now
the property OF G. w. Stebbins Of Gacsburg Illinois
took three premiums during the last Fall. One was
awarded at the National House Fair at Gaesburgh ono
at the Cnunty Fair and one at the Illinois State Fair.
In Elkader Iowa, Tiger also has colt one year cid
the 1st July for which the refused 5000
The above facts will show in what estimation this stock
is held by the nuhlc
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Great z1ldMce2n eNks..
CA The undersigned would inform the citizens
~ N of Clayton county, that they have on hand
- at Elkader, the largest and best assortment
OF
Harness Double and Single,
Also, Saddles, Brides, Collars and Whps We will
keep everything in our line and sell at prices which
must prove satisfactory Repairing promptly attended
to, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Sc Pastering Hair always on hand IA
KNAPP HODGKINS.
Elkader, April 90. 1S5SnSOn,6
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

GREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
tM1SURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
any offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insur
ces for life, rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
eniy. are Mesbe's the Company to such profits
a. may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
parfments of the Company, which kept actively
floyed. -
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants l
q on the lives OF slaves for year, term Of years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
operation of which that of S0Uings BanE-and
positoIs allowed interest at the of per cent per
Snum for time not exceeding four months per
Ger four and not exceeding six months and per cent.
Cr any time six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
es~asded to any required address.
X D.P.WEIR Sec d Treas.
0reensborough, N. e. September l, 1854. Sly.
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SOLICITORS BLANKS.

SOLICITORS BLANKS.
VVvHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
Retailing without License,
Assault and Battery,
Selling Liquor to a Slave. ..a- =
Trading with Slaves, s.', II
Cohabng with Slave, . -..-...5 =
Fornicaton and Adultery, -.-
proe 81 psr qare 3 All blanks not on hand printed
to order. trtG 62-'
June &C. 1857. s
81 sNIITCMELL,s FALLs.'-THIs ELEGANT
NA LITHOGRAPH, copied from an Ambrotype taken
from nature giving rerfect view OF The Falls AID sur
rounding Scenery, is now ready for delivery,
1t picture ten by fourteen in tints
panied pn py and Memorial on sheet
giving the nSdsats 1ssRg Rytt to The Fall
be had in Tints or Colored" at the following prices:
In "Tins without frame and glass
In "Tnts Picture and Key framed in gilt and glass; 90
Colored to nature -" w
limited number having been published all persons de-
string copy would do we'll to order Immediately as the
first best and the supply may fall short Of
'"' o'''A-O' JAMES M. EDNEY, .-ar
5s John street, n. T..
December 1st, 1857. lE7-6t.
TURNER'S NORTH-CAROLINA ALMANAC
-.. For 1858, ri =, - q a..
VUlHIs DAY PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE WHOLE
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N. G. Book Store.
Raleigh, Oct. 20, 1857. s5r
- NEW MAP OF N. c.. .. ---sg
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DACON's ESSAYS, wIfH, ANN0TATI0Ns, by
ID Archbishop Whateley,
For Sale by ~. 5ttl
~srf W.. L POMEROY.sa
Raleigh, Dec. 49, 1887. - ~ , =e a4sl.ss =,
UION. JERE. CLEMENs.-NEw BooKaaMUs.
Ii TANG GRAY. A Romance by Hon. Jerre Clemens,
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For Sale BY w1 pourpov
R.le;oh Dec 49, 1857 l12-
MNEADOW BROOK.-A NEW NOVEL BY Hrs
N1 Holmes Autkoress OF Lima Rivers Z, 81 ~
st.la;ch y,ecs "a 1877 - s<@t 111
GHURGE0NsS NEW WORK.-FHE SAINT
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( ths kpswsse Of yes.n y Rey. @, =; Spulgscn 49,
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ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTERE44
AND SOUTHERN TALENT. ss 81
THE TZMES. A Southern Literary and F6Nt
- Journal and the only one Pu5lishsd " ~


Journal and the only one Pu5lishsd q 4
South! - g Is ss.5stS 60
vuNHE TIMES HAS MORE THAN SIXTY RE9IthA d,
IL contributors, embracing many Of the best fae NJ
tae Union. Its reading matter is mostly
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The third volume enlarged and greatly improved pd4
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commence the 6rst week in January, 1885, Now
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and will be impossible to supply back
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To the friends of Southern Lteratare IN all TIE
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as the best published in the Nor<h.s You wsnt
family paper then try the 1inses yesF.
Published weekly at $500 per year in adyances Hpee
men copies sent gratis. Address. =.
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November 4 1857 ~
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UNION HILL MALE ACADEMY,

NASH COUNTY, n. c.
VUUHE THIRD SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will open the second Monday in January next.
Its healthy location, miles from the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad from Hilliardson and from Rocky
MMlnt and its exemption from temptations extrava-
gance and remoteness from town village, certainly
ente UNION HILL ACADEMY to a place among the
first preparatory schools.
Board may be obtained in good families for 81 SO per
MONTH Tuition. according to sudies from $40 to $5 per
session of five months; incidental expenses so cents No
deduction will be made except in cases of proaced sick
ness.
Edgecombe County, N. c., to the Trustees, to
d. A. T. RICKS, Sect'y.
December 10, 1857. 1lO-tlmfeb
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A QUESTION ANTIeUAR1Es.-Which is the old
est, Miss Ann Tquity, old Anty Diluvian, Miss Ann
Terror, Miss Ann Cestor, Miss Ann I. Mundane, or
Miss Ann T. Cedent?
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C. b. WILEY,
C. C. COLE,
g. w. BROOKS
5 W. w. .HOLDKEss &
WM.s ROBINEO ON.

Advertisements BY the year payable quafteE
All others monthly. ts aa.Sss 80 81 80 ss
Teachers sending $50 for 25 Subscribers via bss
to advertisements of their Schools, Of IS hDssss 1r
year. .s-.o q .sss .i.ests.. asls y. 5.zas3
There at all times number of Schools of oil kfea
needing teachers and of teachers who want
it is not at all uncommon for parties thus situated
tse their desires and wants IN papers mot
to the of Education. II ell sacAs bE geser1k
would keep standing notices p the Journal, il Non
easy matter for teachers to find out III vacant
and for Committees and Trustees to learn the "
all teachers wanting places. 49, ~:
1t is therefore, the desire of the ccndpcto Of ~
furnish standing notices Of their wants very hssa
tions will be made from the usual advertising rates
August IA, 1857. v3i .sf5si fsr T655-- Is
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An Irishman seeing undertaken carrying very
small coffn exclaimed in the utmost surprise, By
the Saint Of Dinns OSiigo; is it possible that that
coffin can be intended for any living creature?"
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81 cannot bear children" said Miss Prim, disdan
fully. Mrs. Partington looked at her her spec
tacles mildly before she replied, "Perhaps if you
could you would like them better"
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WH1r Fanny Govsknnfn Is--It is not ito
watch children with suspcions eye to- frown At the
merry outbursts of inIipcent hilarity to suppress
their joyous laughter, and to mould them into me-
snchaiy little models Of octogenarian gravity And
when they have been in fault II Is not simply to
punish them on account Of the personal injury that
you have CHANGED to suffer 10 consequence una,ten-
rehuke. S. ~ s9 es.ss% s..5.sg .1.s.1
Nor is It to overwhelm the little culprit with
angry words; to stun him with a afening noise to
call him by hard Names which do not express his
msdeeds to load him with epithets which would
be applied to faults Of tenfold enormty
or to declare with passionate vehemence that he is
the child in the world and destined for the gal
lows. 80
But it is to watch anxiousy for the first rsings of
workings of rcfdshiess TO repress the fTsf begin
nings of rebellion against rghtful authority TO
teach an implicit and unquestioning and cheerful
obedience to the will Of the parent as the hest pre-
paraton for future allegiance to the requirements
of the civil magistrate. and the laws of the great
Ruler and Father, in Heaven
1t is to punish fault because it is fault; because
it is sinful and contrary to the commands of Goo,
without reference to whether it may or may not have
been productive of immediate injury to the parent
or others
and not with angry irritation; in few words, ftly
chosen, and not with torrent ofabuse to punish
often as you threaten, and threaten only whe. you
intend and can remember to perform; to say what
you mean, and nfallibly do as you saw
1t is to govern your family in the sight of Him
who gave you authority, who will reward your strict
fidelity with such blessings as He bestowed on Abra-
ham, or punish your criminal neglect with such
curses as he visited on Eli.-Relgious Herald
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JAMES II. sTRUM,
General Agent and Collector,
WOLFE & CAIRNS,
JOHN HALL,
sCOMMISSION MERCHANTs

s JOHN HALL,
G0MMIssI0N MERCHANT,
.7esT Tss s431ss NORTH WA7ER SraEEr, -
ftniington N.C,
Will sell Cotton Naval Stores and Breadstus for COM
mission of one per cent.
Cotton and Spirits of Turpentine forwarded to Northern
Ports for five cents Bale and Cask when the reht Is
prepaid and other Naval Stores 21 cents per Barrel
ReterenceE. P. HALL, President Branch Bank OF the
State of N. C. .....-
November q, 1857. l06-3mpd
DERCIvAL & GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND
H. il ENGINEERS Goddins Hail. Richmond Va. respect
fully offer their services to the public With thorough
professional training, and combined practical
of than thirty years. they hope give Satisfaction 10
those who may favor them with orders
They will furnish designs for Churches Public Buildings
Town Houses Stores Villas &C., and for Onamenting and
Draining Grounds with full and clear WORKING Drawings
Specifications and Superintendance.
- large variety of Original Designs for Churches,
Villas &c. suitable for the South be at their Of
fees Letters Professional Business promptly attended
August IA, 1867. 76-tlJ
L. NJ ncpuEErERs H. cHIsEL1N. J. MARTIN
A. Nj. McPHEETERS. Il co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WWs' Harehouse.
NORFOLK, VA.
REFERENCES
THOMAS P. DEvEREux Esq. Halifax, NC.
GEO. w MoRDEcA1, Prest Bank of the State of N G.
c. DEWEY, Cashier }"
L. OBJ. BRANCH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road
Messrs. Reid Soutter,
DR.. N. C. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Prest Farmers Blk of Va
Alex. Bell, ESQ.,
Messrs Spence & Reid, Baltimore.
B. Blossom Son, NeU York.
September 16, 1858. 7S--
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One of the best specimens of the laconic is the
speech Of Roche Jaqueiine to his soldiers -" If I
advance, follow ME if fall avenge me; if finch,
kill me-"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Swaim's Justice.-.Revised.
VNHE NORTH.CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE,
Il practical guide to the Laws of the State and the de-
csions of the Supreme Court defining and urs
dicon of the Justices of the Peace of Court under
the Revised Code of 1896 together with full instruc
tiOns, and numerous Farns and Treoedsnts
EDWARD CANTWELL, Esq, L. B.
CunseNor0t Laa.
The above is the title of work which has been recently
published by the undersigned the NorthCarolna Book
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