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Foreclosure - N srssaws.

Eoreclosure - M srsgaEs.
State Of Iowa, In the District Court Of Lee
Lee County,". ICounty, At Keokuk.
Isaac X. Cochran ps. William purnsln
and Mary purnell his wife, James Foreclosure.
III. Green and Jonathan WycoG.
gIsIE above named defendants ara hereby mott
/ ned that there II NOW ON file In the once Of
the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, ct
Keokuk, . petition Of said Isaac X. Cochran,
CLAIMING - 80. "....s-.. 44..s.. eve
hundred and sixty-six 66-l0o dollars with the
interest threcon. ms money due ON two promis.
sory notes and a mortgag part OF lot four in
| block one hundred and ninoty-eight in said city,
| "a secure the same, all executed by him 70 said
Cochran and Green, and clsining also the fore
closure o. said mortgage and thai unless they APP
pear And answer thereto ON or before the Tuesday
next after the first Monday Il Februarx, 1851, de-
fault will be entered against them and judgm emit
| rendered thereon. Dated the 9th day Of Scptom-
her, 1858. M KELLY,
Attorney 10 Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing matter having
obtained order " publication against William
Parnsll snd Mary purnell, and James III. Grsen
from the District Court VI said Ice County, Iowa
let publication be na8ss In the alate City.o q
| newspaper published Tia said county, three times
per week for four conse cutiva weeks.
ERIE j.. LEEcII, Clerk q. c.
Sept, Is, lS5S-sspscdtw
M MEAT1 Nv 900 hu1n.
w of gosd spring WHEAT wspted, Tor which
Wouiik 10y tho kinAAet AnxkNi nkfee N CASH
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Ac1lDsMre Mn0 HcM1PsoEs.
HISTORIC Ekctchsa ~ eminsnt ecnlptOss, and
Isculp;nys u al sgss AZ Tia M0xId, for saIe ~
CAYK 1AKBKR,
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CADY. JONES n PECK.
AGENTS FOR
~ = (
SAYS
$50 ! 3 Z
A Full assortment Of these justly celebrated
"A saws constantly on hand ~ thss Ign Of the
apr2sddw BIG ANVIL.
ron RENT.
A SMALL Dwelling House on sth street, betw cen
- Main and Blondsau. Apply e
SEPT ~, '5s-d "a Main-st.
WE have just received another invoice Of that
~ choice Beef, from Cincinnati, which lie for
sale. KELLOGG BIRGE.
oct8d
European Lite rasnre.
a COMPILATION Of XaIuahls Information re-
- speeding the literature Of EGrore from the 18th
oAvE4 BARBER,
octIld " Aain-st.
PIasteFcrss HAIR.
nE hand and for sale at tn lowest market rsss
Ma large lot of piAsteyerus Lair.
S. w. 4. Ii. TUCKER,
msy1S Sign 81 the Red Paddock.
DELINQUENT LIST or LOTS,
|nNw which Special Taxes are due And unpaid
o.n.r 81 N.yns p.n1 'di l.. s.l n,el r,
Unknowu, ~ 49, tl.li
NOTICE 10 hereby givea to the owners Of the
Lots described In the foregoing list situated in the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa
and All others interested, that special tax III
been assessed and levied On said lots BY tho City
Council Of said city for laying plank sidewalk In
front Of said lots "a designated In above list and
unisss psymsnt DO nsds Of ths ssxss 20 lsvisd
and also Allcosts before the IL day OF November
A. D. 1883, the said ints, Or 90 much thereof !.
shall BE- necessary 70 discharge sAid tax and costs
twill be sold the day Aforesaid, at tho Mayor
Once In said city between the hours Of oclocl
G. G. STEVENS,
Oct .2s, ls5sdtd
Fruits aud Nuss.
ME offer for sale very Choice and Fresh -
w lection Of FRUITS and NUTS, direct from
New York., st low prices.
New Layer Raisins,
! New z2nte Curranss,
/ New French Pfunos,
New citron
/ English Walnuts, Filberts, DAtcs. Brasil Mats
Almonds, Ac., &C., &c.
All Of which ara new and fresh, and will be col,
Ut Wholesale or retail by
KELLOGG = BtR0E,
ect25d No. LAO MAin-sk
i TEAS.
/ yNE are receiving direct from Boston, and nov
W have ready Tor examination and sale, III
freshest, choicest, and cheapest stock Of TEA
one often bsholis, consisting Of
| Imperial,
/ Old Tyson,
4 Huupowder,
Young Hyson,
- 0olong " Biael
TEA. VIC are selling at retail y God Teas 81 81
| cents a. heretofore sold for 81, And al grades :
least 70 per cent less than tAs usnal sstal priee
! All We ask IL trial. Dealers can bny By III
Chest, or otherwise, At very low agsrss:
oetaai No. lls Aain-st.
4 A LS0, new supply Of
4 ~ ksna's Expedition,
/ Earton's Life Of Burr,
proctors Legends and Lyrics,
Mintarn,s New York TO DSlhi,
Bancroft = seventh Volume,
Eleetoon. just received BY
octaM OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 &C.
4 0ritlAh Hural Ap0ras.
i I0MPRiSINa Shooting, Conrsing, FishiAN
~ Hawking, Boating and Pcdestrisnism 40 i
description d the various games and anSpsn "A
Of the nobility. For sale 81 q 7H8
/ CAVE 4 BAl1un,
Il 0ctlld ~ Inkn.et.s
QucTM,s GoA 1avsR 80 14AnR
/ "A PPNOvkD b. tho NsN4 Nm ANs1ony 3
"A Medicine, containing ~ ~ p1se a. /
delicious preparation. han 1k1nf ~
Abls talte. a. y. Wiki \, Al.
! ssptsd sS Aolas ~ NJ SI(y.
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vTvnR MAsTIC ROOFING il we'll sdapted 10
i stssp OF AAt roofs, 10 IRE proof, and becoming
hard win admit Of vear BY treading thereon,
which makes 1t desirable for pinx1as cars, steam
boaes Do. 10. For further particulars, please sAll
1t The Once, where samples can be seen.
fcb17d1y
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Cattle Wanted.

Cattle Wanted.
am HEAD a well-fatted BEEF CATTLE, 10
ASUVu b. delivered at convenience, In any num-
b1r. till the close OF the season. Also,
~ 900 head Of we'll fAtted HOGS, AZ .Abcve, to
BE- delivered At Pennington, Van Bure6 Co., fer
which the highest cash price win b. paid dsliv.
sssss q eaases " tsslWrr
Pennington, Oct. 4, Is5S-wlm
DoarAtng.
a GENTLEMAN snd ~ wife can obtain plees-
"A ami roams. ttnrnishcd If des ired y with board.
in private family. Inquire 1t Dr.. seyfarth's
office, Sd At. between Main and Johnson.
Ser3odd
Al0use Tor Rent.
gINliE House and lot formerly occupied by j. r.
Cox, Esq, corner ist and High sircsts--one of
the finest situations in tho city-wn be leased Tor
enc or mere years. Apply 20
r. j.. RICE,
oet22l2w Cor. 4th and Main
lsIUhy or THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH;
- THE CRUISE or THE BETSEY.
AND 1.-TWO MILLlONS,' =
The senlation books Of the day, to b. found 81
CAVE BAHBEA'E,
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RAILROAD NOTICE.


RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given to ali parties int rested
IN that the consolidation Of the Iowa Southern,
and the heokak and Nebraska Railroad Companies,
according " an act authorizing the same has been
perfeetesS Tho Articles Of consolidation entered
into for TIE construction Of the road from Kcosau-
au-, ~. AsF-sf 10 inc Missouri river, and TO
b. styled nd known rs the Nebraska and South
Iowa Ralro ~ CO.. and fully authorized TO car
~ out the obtet; of their organization.
RALPH r. LOWE, Pres't.
e. MAINE, Sec'y.
OFFICE OF THE NEBRASKA Asp)
souTn IOWA X. II. Co. (
The Stockholders OF the Nebraska and South
Iowa Kailroad Co. hereby notified that they are
required 70 pay an instailment OF 5 per cent on
| their subscription to the capital stock Of said
Company forthwith, to II. DunAvy, Esq, general
Agent.
BY order of the Board Of Directors
Il. MAYNE, Sec,y.
| Keosauaua, June 10, lSbS-jy22
Il
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EMPORIUM On IA snION.
Second Street Tailoring 1stab-
Hshmsnt.
q. j. O,BDII1g

(sUCCassos - HSxDnnson axrcuI1s. 49,.
HAVING Afsjsd % ~ - r.
Lis New York CITY npea Y - - 1
III IL bssseHsa. 1S 49, -. Sls - v.
psistor caA Sc lkst NJ ve1k Wll3 IN G1iIp
|.s - 49, stnsE q Ozo4uDml
~ r.. .l se - J1etstsey - - -
o - NO FIT NO SALE. -
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Dsrect temperatures
or
sHAR ANDCU TLERY!
s. W. q n. TUCKER.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
j have In store, ana arc receiving their supplies
fsrthe sprin trsde ,directfrom the makers, which
thsy oh3r 10 cash and prompt time-hu on f.
vos1bie tsrma. The stock being unusually large,
they ON hAently solicit an examination Of the
same. SWAN. TUCKER,
Nay l0-dAw Sign Of Red Paddock.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssuE.-$1 C Allen, Asylum E
CASTOR, Miss. e G Neal, Lewis Harris, r L Bur-
gin, Elisha Ross, Black Mountain BENZ Pollard,
Greenyille; w X Vanbook, w A Stegall, Milton
) Holman, Cool Spring A J Blanton, Wake;
3 Hugh Mean, Laurinburgh A McRae, jr,
Queensdale; Bryan Bowen, Raft Swamp; Miss A
+ Humphrey, Clay Valley 5 John H Tiller, Point
Peter, Ga; Thos Flowers, WoodVille, Ky W A
Barrett. Marlboro; Abel Madry, Chapel Hill;
Mrs 9 + Eason, Newton Grove; 5 R L McKib-
ben, Harris Depot; A P Granting. Fla; Miss S E
Miller, Killian's Mills Jesse 0dam, Mood
yville, Miss; B F Rodgers, Mt Pleasant; J G
Dixon, New Garden C. V Foy, NeilPs Creek;
DR.. J L Bost, Olive Branch S P McLomic, w
w Sellers. P NJ. Reedy Creek, sc; w ] Taylor,
Whitesville N Watts, Warrior Creek 5 Thos
Thompson, Peacock's Store ] L Kicks, Rocky
Mount S F Young. Hominy Creek Miss s A
Tenney, Chapel Hill; Dewitt Senter, Esq, Tenn,
by a friend B Westmoreland, Walnut Cove
Simon Mundew, Woodville; Peter Plemmous,
Asheville J r tanning, Dicks Creek Mrs A j
BOwden, Mt Olive; B L Furguson, Pleasant Hill;
Miss R c Dickson, GARDENERS Ford Saml Galloway,
II c Brown, Va H C Albright, j w Mcpherson,
Sandy Grove e Little, Miss Sarah Hubbard, A
E Studivant, Wadesboro'; D NJ Hax, S &c; A Free
man, Miss; Miss NJ A Williams, Eagle Rock J
G Storey, Texas 8 w II Gillespie. Tenn; T ]
Croker, Henderson; A r Moore, Mt Tirzah S
] Andrews, Mcintosh.
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TOWNSVILLE
Male and Female Academies,
JONESVILLE. N. G.

REV. ". L. VAN EATON, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
L.. J. CHIEFLY, A. B., ASSOCIATE.
Bliss A. D. LATTRIDGE, Teacher in the Fe.
male Department.
Miss P. X. HAMMOND, Teacher of Music,
French and Embroidery.
The twenty eighth session of these institutions
will open on Wednesday the 2lst of July, and
close twenty one weeks thereafter. The Spring
Session will open the first Wednesday in January.
Board, including every thing except
candles, per month, 90
English tuition according to advance
90 to II 90
Latin, Greek, and advanced Mathematics, Is 90
Music on Piano, including use ofinstrument, 20 90
French ami Drawing, each, 90
Embroidery, Sc 90 Painting in OIL. .....10 90
Students will be charged from the time of en-
terfng till the close of the Session, and no deduc'
ton made except in cases of protracted sickness.
Our Teachers are all thoroughly educated and ex-
perienced, and our facilities for imparting educa-
ton, whether for the business pursuits of life, or
for qualifying young ladies and gentlemen for en-.
tering the highest classes, are unsurpassed by any
similar institution. Our village is situated in the
mountains of North Carolina, near the Blue Ridge
in one of the healthiest portion of the State.
The Male and Female Schools are entirely Sc p
arate and distinctd departments, conducted in large
buildings we'll furnished and at q suitable dis
lance apart.
For further information address the Principal
at Jonesville, Yadkin county, N. c., and Cata-
logues will be sent if desired.
W. L. VAN EATON, Prin.
June II, 1858. 24-42-ta$5
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New Divisions.

Bro. r. L. McKibben, informs as Of the
organization Of Becky River Division, in Ca
barrus county, on the Goth ult with the fol-
lowing officers: r. L. McKibben, w. p; j.
T. Harry, w. A; j. A. Kirkpatrick, R. S. ;
o. j. Alexander, A. r. S.: Jesse Stancil. F.
s.. John G. Pharr, T.. j. C. McAchnen, c.:
j.. w. Alexander, A. c.. f. M. Harris, /. S.:
w. ID. Russell, o. S.: d. w. Flow, Chap. /;
r. kirkpatrick, acting P. w. P. The Divis.
ion starts with 1S male members and some
lady visitors. Bro. Mex. says-"I think
there is no doubt but what we will have a
good Division here before long.
s5y" Bro. John Shortridge, w. p. writes
Green Lake Division, No. 21S, of the S. of
i. was organized on the 9th inst, by Bros. j.
w. Leak, and Rev. G. w. Heptinstall and
Peter Doub, Jr., of Rockingham Division
Nine of the petitioners for .he Charter wer,
initiated the first meeting; since then foul
others has been initiated, making 13 mem
bers, with five propositions for membership
before the Division. We hope to have a gooC
Division here. The officers elected are: J
Shortridge, w. p; NJ. V. Terry, W. A; Rev
}. w. OBryan, Chap; Kilta Sanford, R
y; j. d. Shortridge, c.; Dennis 0Bryan
O.; Danl. Mcleod, T.; N. G. Terry, /. S.
Columbian Coyington, o. S.
Documents for this Division should be ad
dressed to Rockingham, N. c.
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Read ! Readl the following (:

We the undersigned baye used and known used,
.he Receipt advertised / RObt. NJ. Brown, Esqy
for the cure of Bots or Grubs in horses. and con-
slider it the best remedy known, for that disease.
Indeed, we have never known it fail giving relief
in the worry first instance, even when horses were
suffering the severest agony. And the remedy is
ou;ck and efectual. For the benefit of every
BODY, and especially for the benefit Of that noble
animal-the Horse-we recommend all to procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. X.
M. Browns remedy to be used IN very many in
stances, and never without effect. In some cases
II has accomplished astonishing cures.
T. BENNETT, 7. B. H0LLEMAN,
p R. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN HOLLEMAN, of Wake County.
JOHN R. WARD A. P. STROUD,
D. II. DURHAM, of Orange County, n. C.
New Hill, Wake county, N. c., sept- 1857.
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&a-The History of DR.. J.. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the most remarkable medicine of the day,
and the many cures that have been performed
with it in cases of Liver complaint, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Debility, and other diseases arising from
taken place in the medical world. The diseases
to which "Bitters" are applicable are so univer-
sal, that there are but few of our friends who may
not test their virtues in their own families or cir
Gle of acquaintance, and prove to their own sat-
~isfactiOn that there is at least one remedy among
the many advertised medicines, deserving the
public commendation.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere and by Williams & Haywood, Ra.
leigh, n. G. 43--Im
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LAND AND BUILDINGS FOR SALE

THE Undersigned, wishing to remove South,
offers for sale his most valuable tract of land, house
out-buildings, &C., situated in the western part of
Nash county. and lying on the Franklin county
line -equi-distsnt from Nashville and Louisburg.
The tract consists of 1884 acres,a and is pronounced
by best Judges as the most valuable tract of land
in this section. An energetic farmer would amass
a fortune from it directly. The timber has as yet
been cut from only eighty acres of it.
The BUILDINGS are all NEWELL constructed,
and supplied with all necessary appliances of com
fort, and located in q very beautiful, large Oak
Grove. The water is pure and the neighborhood
agreeable and Intelligent. I will take pleasure in
exhibiting this property to any 1ho may desire
to examine it at any time. As 1 intend to make
Immediate Sale, the "frst come" will be "frs'
served" j. j. Il. WICK.
Castalia, Nash Co, N. c., April 8, So. 80
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Lenoir Collegiate Institute,
MALE AND FEMAL

FOUNDED 1880.
TNHE Fall Session opens the 4th of August
i Board per m onth, remains only 81. Tuition
per session, from 10 to Is. Ornamentals low in
proportion.
Faculty composed of the best Instructors.
One hundred and eight students have attended
this year-an increase of 35 per cent over the
previous.
The two departments ~heck and incite each
other. They are planed and managed different
ly from any institution in. the South.
Good new apparatus, now on hand. The Tenn
perance Division fourishes. No Grog Shops in
less than six miles. For Catalogues apply to
Rev. L. Branson, A. B., Principal, or W. II. Cum
ninggim, Sec. of Board,
Lenoir Institute, N, C.
June "a, 1858. Al 25-4m.
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New Advertisements.
N
COLLEGE,,

THE Fall Session will commence on Thursday,
the 29th of July, 1858. Pupils will be received at
any time. and charged only from the time of en-
tering. No effort will be omitted to promote the
meLtal and moral culture of those entrusted to
our care. Our College is a beautiful edifce, we'll
adapted to the purpose, and can accommodate one
hundred boarders. The President and his lady
live in, the College, and all the pupils are regarded
as members of the same family. We have a full
corps of experienced, faithful teachers, all devo.
ted to their respective classes.
No. similar institution in tho South affords
greater advantages for a thorough and accom-
plished education. Since its organization under
the present Faculty, its success has exceeded the
expectations of its warmest friends. Entire har.
mony among the Teachers excellent health, ap-
~plication to study and good order among the pu-
pills; aud a rapidly extending influence and in
creasing hold upon public confidence, are the ele-
ments which constitute a hourishing college. All
of these are enjoyed by our young and growing
Institution. Our prospects are Frightening every
day, and a career of great usefulness opens before
US. With these surroundings. we invite public
attention to Wayne Female College, and with
grateful acknowledgements for past success, we
offer to lead the lovely daughters of our happy
and to the pure fountains of virtue and knowl-
edge.
This Institution is peculiarly adapted to suit
the eastern portions of North Carolina, Virgins
and South Carolina. Those who send their daugh.
tiers and wards into the middle and western sec
tons of the State to be educated, expose them tt
eminent danger. For after they have passed tn,
Winter and Spring in those sections, then 70
them to remove to the eastern counties to spent
the vacation in June and July, is,to say the least
very hazardous to their health. Few ~constitu
tons can sustain the sudden transition withou
injury. But Goldsboro' is situated just near tn
dividing line, having the low country on the cas-
and the hill country on the west; and our pupil
from the seaboard can safely visit their homes q
any season of the year, ard not be in such DANCE
from too great change of climate.
Board, including Washing, Lights, Fuel, Rool
Furniture, &c, SO per month. Tuition in tn
College course 20 per session. Tuition in til
Preparatory course 10 per session. For a oatalogr
apply to the undersigned.
s.. N FROST, President.
Goldsboro, N. C, June Eth, 1858.
f. t-25-1y
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New Agricultural Journal.
THE NORTH CAROLINA PLANTER
Edited by Gentlemen of Practical and Sci
entifc knowledge IN Farming.

AT the solicitation of many friends of Agricul-
ture, the Undersigned has been induced to issue
a monthly Periodical bearing the above title.
Subscribers can be furnished with the back
numbers. Specimen copies sent on application.
S. W Westbrook, Esq, well known throughout
the South as one Of the best Pomologists and
Horticulturists, has charge of that Department OF
the Planter and able practical and scientific
Farmers contribute to the Editorial and otner
columns of the Agricultural Department.
Mechanics have also a Department; and there
is something interesting to the LADIES.
80 large octave pages in each number. Price
81 a wear. invariably in advance. Address
A. M. GORMAN, Publisher,
Raleigh, N. C..
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Special Notices..
Il is much to be regretted that while in the en-.

1t is much to be regretted that while in the en-.
joyment of health so little attention is paid by
many, to the preservation Of 50 inestimable a
blessing. Luxurious living, habits of Incidence,
exposure to sudden changes of temperature, and
neglect of the premonitory symptoms of disease /;
are the precursors of many fatal maladies. Ia
ken upon the first indication of an attack, if any
thiRg will relieve the sufferer, purify the blood,
restore a vigorous circulation, and thoroughly rem
ovate the system, it is Sands Sarsaparilla.
Prepared and sold by A. B.. d d. SANDS. Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by Williams d Haywood, Raleigh /;
and by Purcell, Ladd & Co., Richmond, Va.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
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to mourn her death. May the bereaved ones
be consoled by the reflection that their loss
is her infinite gain. 1--WE should not weep
over the death of a christian" j.
Wilson Ledger please copy.
In Nash Co. near Peach Tree Grove, on the
10th June, Mary Ann Francis, infant daugh-
ter of Geo. R. and Mary A. Marshborn, aged
% days. Suffer little children to come un-
to me and forbid them not for of such is the
kinkdom of Heaven" K.
Wilson Ledger please copy.
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MUsIC

THE Third Session of Mrs. H. Whitaker's
Music School will commence in Raleigh, July 1st,
1858, or Piano and Guitar. Her scholars viii be
thoroughly and understandingly taught the prin-
c;nles and r.di-aents of Music as well as perfor-
manees on Piano and Guitar. Mrs. w. intends
that her school shall not be inferior to any Music
School taught in the State. Board for four or FIVE
Young Ladies may be had with her. She feels
thankful for the very liberal patronage received
the last Session, and wi5he5 all those who feel a
| willingness to patronise her this Session to meet
the first day, if convenient.
: June 10, 1858. 43-25-4t
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Office Forest Manufacturing Company,
EORESrvuIF .Jnna I 1913

THE Forestville Manufacturing Company, hav-
ing concluded to resume their operations, will pay
three and one-quarter cents per pound for Cotton
and Linen ~Rags-delivered at Forestville, Ra-
leigh, or their Mills.
The Rags must be well packed in Bags, and
distinctly marked with owners name, and weights
upon each Bag, to Forest airing Com
pany.
Bills with Railroad Agents receipt accompany
ing, must be forwarded to The Forest Manufac-
turing Company, Forestville P. o.
w. R. POOLE, President.
June !, 1853. Att
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MARRIED,

At the residence of Mr.. Wesley Terrell, in
this county, on the 18th inst, by Jacob Nor
decai, Esq, Mr.. Charles B. Dudley to Miss
Francis Jane Gulley, all of Wake.
In Chatham county, on the I'd inst, by
VIM. B. Carter, Esq, DR.. Milton Marley and
Miss Martha Jordan, daughter ofMr. Maloyse
Jordan.
Register and Standard please copy.
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NEWBERN
Reported by VIM. II. Oliver & Co.

Grocers, Comnlisston, ReceiUing and forwarding
Merchants.
DEALERS IN LIME, GUANo, &C., NEwBERN, N. C.
Bacon, hog round 124; Coffee, rio IL a BE; La
guayra Ii a IA; Java IS; Maracaioo Is Cottoa,
nominal IL Fish, blue fish per Dbl 625; Shad
IL so; Trout 5 so; Flour, NJ C. 5 SO a 8 90 +;
Grain, Corn 81; Oats SO; Peas l 90 a 1 so; Hay
l,OOa l 25j Lard III Lime lump rs; Common
rs; Molasses. New Orleans 40; West Ind es 81
to 80 as to quality Syrup 40 Pork, City mess
per barrel 90 90 Plated 20 90; Rosin 1 90; Ros-
in oil 10 to 80 per gallon as to quality Salt, G.;
Sack 90 a l 25; Coarse Is a 30; Spirits Tur-
Pentine AZ; Sugar, refined 81 a II; Brown 81 a 9
Crushed l24; Loaf l23; Tar l so; Turpentine
dip 90 a 3 10 scrape 2 90; virgin AS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-06-30

Why will you suffer ?-Dyspepsia is a brief, but
comprehensive term for the numerous diseases
which affect the stomach, liver, and in fact, the
whole system. Until DR.. Greene discovered the
0xygenated Bitters, medical science had exhaus-
ted itsalfin vain attempts to cure this disease.
ne unless it has the written sigma
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