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AYERS AcuE cURF;

which, neutraiizes this malarious psisen in the
blood and stimulates the liver TO expel IL from the
body. As it should. SO it does this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
rather does what is of more service TO those sui
ject this infection. If taken in season it expes
IL from the system il is obsorbed and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks; keeps
Consequently il not only cures, but protects
from the great variety of affections which are in
duced by this malignant influence, such as Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tions, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis and Painful Affections of the Stom-
ach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising from
this clise. will be found TO assume less OF
the intermittent type. This "AGUE CURE' removes
the cause Of these arrangements, and cures the
disease.
y This it aceorpIises hy stirnrIating the excreto-
ries 10 expcl the virus from the system; and these
organs by degrees become habited TO do this their
office Of their accord. Hence arises what We
term dcciimdtOR. Time may accomplish the same
end, but often life is pot long enough, Is sacri-
feed in the attempt, while this ''AGUE CURK'' does
il at once, and with safety. We have great reason
10 believe this is surer as well as safer remedT
forthe whole class of diseases which are caused Ly
the niiasmstic Infection than any other which has
been discovered aud 1t has still another important
advantage TO the public which Is, that il Is cheap
As we'll good. ..-.e Es. -. f-
gs- Prepared by DIR. J.C AVER & CO, Lowell,
Mass. Price One Dollar per Bottle lG.r-
fsf5- Sold 10y KELLER " WHITE, Eyansviile,
and 10y all Druggists and Merchants throughout
this country. msr22-dSyeoW
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H1 Judge John Pitcher, of Posey ooun.
ty, well known TO many of our citizens as
one of the a1lest and best men of our State,
is a candidate for Circuit Judge of the ff-
teenth judicial district. He is opposed by
VIM. F. Parrett, member ef the last Legis-
ature-Ind Atlas.
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41.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer large part Of the
gole is the consequences of diseased acIcp in lie
system, induced ly the poisonors miasm Of yegeta
ble ,I'es,y Thi. exhalaton Is evolved by the
tinn Of solar heat ON wet soil, and rises with ihe
watery va,or from. IL. While the sun is teiow the
horizon this val'or Fingers the EARTH surface
and the virus Is taken with il through the lungs,
into the bloe-I There IL acts an Irritating poi
SON sn the internal yiscera and excretng organs of
the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails a.
secrete ot only this yirns, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constieEr
ttonsi disorder. The spleen. the Kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize' with tile liyerr and becoin'
disordered also Finally, the instinct of our organ
ism as IL in au attempt to expei the noxious infn
sion, concentrates the whole blood OF the body in
the internal excretories to force them TO cast
it out. The blood leaves the surface, nud rushes
TO the central organs with congestive violence
This Is the CHILL But in tins effort ii fails. Then
the FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes to the surface, as if in
another effort to expelt the irritating poison through
that other great exoret0ry-the skin. In this also
it fails, and the system abandons the attempt ex-
haustCd and waits for the recovery OF strength 10
iepeat the hopeless effort another day. These are
n,e fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND A6UE. Such
disorder viii of course undermine tho
he alth IL il j. not removed.
we ifsve labored to find, aud havo found, an tn
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Liabilities Losses unadjusted and not 3D..
due 23,73G Gl
s. l.. LOOMS, President.
ii. kBLLoGG, Secretary. l-sE .la ...
JOHN w. NEXSEN, Agent,
augl5 .i Evansville, Ind
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

4 MING TO GO WEST, OFFER MY LANDS FOR
"A SALE consisting of tracts about miles apart
Both tracts are in the county Of Johnston and Sto
lngs Depot, called Clayton. The which l reside
lies Immediately the North Carolina Railroad and
the main road leading from Raleigh to SmIthied. The
said tract of land has good two story dwelling nearly
new, with six rooms Ii by Is feet double portico 'front.'
and also other outhouses and excellent we'll of
The dwelling is beautifully situated the above named
'@d and the main road is in the village called Clay
ton. 1t would afford excellent opportunity educate
children have excellent schOo in the place. The
said tract aims sbont four hundred and iv acres
sistng Of pine and creek lands about sevenyve Of
good low grounds about eight acres in cultivation and
fifteen ready to clear the balance of the cleared land is
upland As to the health OF the place it be beaten
in the State.
The other tnc lies Neuse river it consists principal
y of oak land and two hundred and ninety eight
acres, about fifty of good low grounds part of it
cultivation There is about threeh0rse crop of open
land the tract There is good Tobacco and Corn crop
now growing the land The said tract has a small
framed dwelling huse and other out-heuses with two large
framed obacco barns. Both of the above named tracts Of
land adapted to the growth of Corn Coton Tobacco
Wheat, Oats DC. r.' ID , .t' Z
Any person wishing to buy will do we'll to call the
undersigned soon, disposed sell on good terms
For further particulars address me at Clayton, n c.,
Johnston county.
JOS. NJ. SMITH.
August IL, 1859. SS-wf*
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sA1p

A NEAT COTTAGE With FIVE WELL.ARR,yo
"A ed roms of good size, together with necessarr '
buildings good Barn and Stables, Handsomely ocaS %
the town Of Lousburg with two and one-quarer au.
land attached, and most excellent well of wafer. ~
premises situated near the Female College s,n,.
fronting the main street. ''
also offer tract of land, known as the lands Ofh
Hamilton Tay l"r, decd, containing eight hundred nd
eight acres lying on the Raleigh and Castor Rarad ,~
Wake Forest College. adjoining The lands of James As,
VIM. Freeman, Mitchell and others. The impruvemrs
are fair, the dwelling consisting of four rooms 20 L
square, with convenient out-houses The said prpms,
has on it some very rich bottom lands ON the waters Ii
tie river, many branches and springs The larger pan
the land is The natural growth and well adapted TO Cm
Wheat, Tobacco and Cation II has also guod Orchard
Apple and Peach trees, and nice Vineyard of Scupgr
nnng Grapes. will sell the above land or half Of Il
suit bse wishing to purchase. upon reasonable Term,
During my absence. Mr. Jessy Davis will show the land
those wishing to purchase he will be ALWAYS found
the premises. MIR. James, VIM or Richard YarboruuJ
will show my Lot in Iouisburg to any person wishing
purchase, when am absent.
July 90, 1882 3l-wfs
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TIE staaaat0.


HE Sn4dCK In CCuOOhs
The following incident in District School is told 6v
Mr. WLLrAx PIT PALMER, of New York. fresldent OF lux
Manhattan Insurance Company, in pnetcal address oe
4,re "The Literary Society" in Stockbrdge. Massacnu
sets, bis native hnu,e: ss,E. .-.-
A dsnici school not far away, 81. e..
Mid Berkshire hills, one winters day
Was humnng with its wonted mise
or thrrescore mingled girls and boys: e
S.,me few upon their task intent,
But more on furtive mischief bent,
o. The while the masters downward LOOK
Was fastened on a c''pr-bo"k;
when suddenly behind his back
Rose sharp and clear rousing SNACK,
. As 'twere a battery Of bliss '''.
let off in tremendous kiss!
"Wha,'s that? ?" the startled master cries;
"T"at, thr," little imp replies;
"Wath William Willith if You pleafhe-
thaw him kith Thuthannah Peathe!"
With frpwn to make statue thrill.
The master Numbered" ilither, Will"
Like wretch o'eraken in his track
v it'll stolen chattes on his back,
e. Will hung his head in fear and shame,
And to the awful presence came
A great green. bashful simpeton;
The'butt of all good natured fun
With smile suppressed and birch appraised
The thrcatener iatcred " I'm amazed
% That you my biggest pupil, should
Be guilty of an act so rude!
Before the whole set schnOl TO boot
What evil genius put you to ~?
" "'Tas she, herself sir" sobbed the lad,
81 did mt mean to be so bad
But when Susannah shook her curls
And whispered was 'fraid of girls,
And dursn't kiss a haby's doll,
couldn't stand it, sir, at all
But up and kissed her on the spot!
know-boo hoo-I ought TO not,
But somehow from her Ook-boo hoo
thought she kind o wished me to!
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MADISON.

A meeting of the Democracy of Madison county
was held at the Court House in Marshall on We'd
nesday the 18th Of October for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates to represent Madison in the Dis
trct Convention to he held at Ashevle on the 3Oth
of December to elect delegates to represent the Sth
Congressional District in the approaching National
Convention and also to appoint delegates to attend
the State Convention to be held in Raleigh to nomi-
nate a candidate for Governor.
, On motion of Gen. B. NJ Edney, DR.. John Yancy
was called to the Chair, and L. N. Allen appointed
Secretary ..-
The object o. the meeting was explained in brief
and appropriate address. by Gen. Edney and Mar
Gus Erwin, Esq, after which Gen. Edney introduced
the following resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred, That the Chairman of this meeting be
requested to appoint 25 delegates to attend the Dis
trict Convention to be held at Asheve on the Both
of December next to elect two delegates to repre-
sent the 9Th Congressional District in the approach
ing Democratic national Convention.
Resolced, That we approve the administration OF
his Excellency John W. Ellis, and recommend his
denomination. 4 '" '"
Resoloed, That the Chairman appoint 10 delegates
to represent the Democracy of Madison county in
the State Convention TO be held in Raleigh to nomi
nate candidate for Governor
Resolred That while we are not disposed to in
terpose obstacles in the way of the concert and har-
mony Of the action of the approaching National Con-
vention yet we are constrained from sense of duty
to our party and its oft tried nationality to declare
that the doctrine recently espoused by Mr. Douglas,
on the subject of Federal and Local authority in the
Territories is not the doctrine Of the National Demo-
cratic party. .4..-
Resolred That the Chairman be authorized to ap-
point two proxies, to attend the State Convention,
in the event none of those appointed attend.
zWhereupon Gen. B. M. Edney and Marcus En-
win, ESQ.,, were appointed. ar-~-.
Delegates to the District Convention-W. Carter,
Frank M. Lawson, DR.. J. A. Mcdowell, A. Baldwin,
l.. A. B. Duckett, G. D. Robson, R. league, j. W.
Reeves, D. Payne, J. N. Carver, Jordan Hughey,
I. D. Carter, Lewis Palmer, VIM Goldsmith, Riley
Allen, Joel Holcombe, j. w. Chambers, James Ed.
wards, John Ramsey, }. G. Yancy, Jno. Smith Geo.
Gehagan, E. S. Carter, VIM. Brown, Barnett Rhea,
R. P. Merrell, Isaac Brigham, DR.. John Yancy, L.
M. Allen. - ,...t.,..... ANNA. -...-.
Delegates to State Convention-John G. Yancy,
DR.. Joseph A.. Mcdowell, VIM. Brown, D. G. Car.
ter, Frank M. Lawson, r. P. Merrell, N A. Farnes.
worth, T. D. Carter, DR.. John Yancy, L. N. Allen.
On motion the names Of the Chairman and Score.
tary were added to both lists of delegates
Ordered That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Asheye NsUa and that Other
papers friendly to cause be requested to copy.
On motion the meeting adjourned. e..
s,,.. s..,r-. q. ,.sss ~ JOHN YANCY, Chm.
I. M ALLEY NeSu
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SHOCKING MURDER IN TAzEwELL-A gentleman
who came down on the Tennessee train Friday, gives
the Lynchburg Virginian an account of most
shocking murder, committed in Tazewell county,
on Monday night last. Mr.. Thomas, the gentleman
murdered, resided in what is called "The Wilder
ness" situated in the eastern portion of the county
He was, it seems the owner of several slaves, with
all of whom he was in the habit of conversi in the
most familiar manner. On the night in question. he
informed two Of his negro men of the circumstances
connected with the recent Harpers Ferry outbreak.
The next morning Mr.. T., with his wife and chill
dren, (the number we were not able to ascertain)
were found murdered. Both Of the negroes fed,
but one Of them has since been captured and lodged
in Jail 80 =
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ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE,

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE MADE Al
IL the Spring Term, 1889, of the Cnur, of Equlrv m
Northampton County, in the of Elizabeth JONES
ct a e1-parte," the undersigned Clerk and Master vii
proceed to sell to the highest bidder. the premises
the 18th day Of December next the lands in tile pleading
mentioned and described, to wit tract of land on s
Roanoke River, situated in the County of Norilamptn
adjoining the lands of Edmund wilkins, Esq., and Stepha
A. Noraee containing fifteen hundred acres of which s
late Thomas F.. Jones, Esq, died seized and possessed
Said plantation is of the richest and most valuable
the Roanoke 1t is divided into about 4Ou acres of low
grounds of second low grounds aad acres
original growth of the very best timber for plantation pu
poses The dam needs but little repairing to make one
of the best the river. When in of repair On.
tects the ent'e plantation from innndaons. The dwelling
house, out houses negro houses, barns &c.
and comfortable.
Terms of sale not yet known; but will be very liberal
purchasers, and made known on the day Of sale.
w. W. PEBBLES Z. L E.
October Sth, 1859. pr Adv. So 4l-wtds.
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Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance C0mpany.I
OFFICE AT MILTON, CAswELL COUNTY, NC
TNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
operation for the past eight years, and during that
time has punctualy paid all LOSSES
DIRECTORS
n. l.; Walker Isaac Oettinger,
Dr. VIM. NJ. Brooks, Benz. Hines ..t..s.., q.
&c. Fln!y, Witcher Keen,
Tb0s D. Johnston, K. u. Lewis,
L. IL. Hunt. Jarvis Friou
Col R. N. Kirby, VIM NJ Howertop.
Thos A. Donoho, Hon. E. G. Reade. IF
n. l.. Walker, President, - -
BENZ. Hines, Vice Pres.
n. N. Lewis Treasurer, -
u. NcGehee. Attorney,
A. L. Ball. Secretary,
Saml. 4. Thornton, General A0ent cd
Benz. Hines,
/ 4 4 Hunt Hunt: Exec. Com.
All Letters addressed to the Secretary Agent
will be promptly attended to-
July 70, 1859. ..-.... ...- 30-wtf*
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.

PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.
TIME FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY has
been placed in my hands for SALE by one of the most
successful Cotton Planters in South Georgia
desires change Of residence and occupation
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS, stu.
ated in the heart of the Lime Bet convenient to Rail-
road; ~. .a- rH.f ~
One containing $500 Acres;
One Containing 1850 Acres; and
One containing 1850 Acres;
Together with all Of the Stock complete Planting Utter
sils, and an abundant supply Of Provisions.
Also, seventy experienced and No. l, Cotton making
NEGROES, the most Of whom working hands, will b
sold with the Plantations if desired, but separately
Terms as follows can be made:-A small amount of e
and the balance in instruments of one two three and G
years. well secured. with interest payable annually
Persons wishing to see the property will please nOt
me few days before visiting the country that t
home ON their arrival
For further particulars address me a. "Bonds Mills
Baker county, Georgia. ---.--L 49,.
W. W. CHEEvER
May 9, 1859. .-. .ye 20 -a~ l9-wt
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; We learn that two book peddlers who were here
last week, are strongly suspected as emissaries.-
They spoke Of eanvassing the county, and may now
be engaged in that work. 7.i sc',f ..,., =. -.
Since the above was written, we have seen GER
ticate which one Of these book peddlers left with
slave in this town. promising him to sorite to him in
tew day& He is selling bis books to negroes and
white men promiscuously, and giving acerticate for
the delivery of the work the 10th Of December next
He signs his name Jas. J. Ailler.-Salis6ury Watch
MAN ~ $50 es ..sa'lr lesit : ,tnfl3f5Ra 81 10 ms
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A CALL FROM LYNN ADAMS.

NONE MEN, BOTH ONE AND AIL-YES, COME
to the Iron House. the south side of Market Square
where you can find Iron, Steel Bacon Lard Coffee Sugar
These Salt Rope Baggng Sole Leather, Russell Upper
LEATHER Flour Meal. Corn, GLASS; Pntty. Nails Spun
Shoes Aaamantne Candles, Bar Soap Grind Stones Cast
Flows Shovels Spades Knob Locks Stock Locks: Pad
Butts and Screws shoe Nails. Coffee Kettles, Hook and
Eye Hinges, Planes Hand Saws, Augers Chises, Hand.
Hammers, Chop Hatchets, Log Chains, Trace Chains
Breast Chains Grindstone Fixtures Horse Shoes Mule
Shoes Wagon.whes Boxes, Andirons. Castings Milsaw
Files, Hand-saw Files, Pocket Cutlery Table Cutlery
Scissors Shears Steel Pens Pins and Needles Lead Pen
ellis and many other things Of this kind tedious to men
On particularly call the attention of nv friends and
customers to my stock of BR0GAN BOOTS AND SHOES.
offer the above named Goods cheap they can be
sold by any one who sells my kind of Goods II -
return my grateful thanks to the public for the liberal
patronage received from them for the last 20 years and
wish to merit continuance Of the same . 10y -
p.,.. LYNN ADAMS.
e'e"' ~. w. oct y 1901 40-w6m.<
p will take all kinds of country produce in AZ.
change for Goods should like to buy $4,000 or rs oOo
pounus ary n'oes. L. A..
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. A PLANTATION IN ATTALA NV Gv'
- five miles from French Camps. Choctaw Co. N.Y. ,
containing twelve hundred Of land located one I
from the line Of the Great Northern Railroad and tw
place, With i've rooms new gin house and screw; r.
negro cabus and plenty Of excellent water This tses
90 situated tat might be cepyeniently divided into
eral smaller tracts Abont 800 Of the land are .
the property Of Mrs E. Nills 10 whom write at frs1
Camps, Cbocaw Co., Miss, or to J. B. Clark, Yazoo wv
October IA. lss9. '.-'''' ''' 4s-wtsul
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

A.yF..a ATTsOR LAW,
sJ;,.. .tss--.s.,; RALEIGH, N. G., Il W.ts
Win attend the County and Superior Courts "
Johnston, and HaTaett. ~ -, 1.vrDs
Hotel. ,ovH
Raleigh, March q, 1860. 's
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MARRIAGE NoTIcE.-The Louisiana Baptist says !:
"No one ought to send marriage notice to an editor
without dollar or at least the name of the BRIDE
groom as a subscriber. This is good Presbyterian
as well as Baptist doctrine-M G. Presbyterian.
No one should send marriage notice to the editor
of any paper except upon the above conditions. We
consider it the only good article in UioersaI doc
trine -Kinston Aduocate .........-... -.
The above condition should be uniuersally COM
piled with. This we declare to be good Methodist
doctrine Elizabeth City Pioneer. III
We propose to the ladies thtthey require of their
beaux before saying the cove(ed Eyes" that they
promise to send shiny gold dollar to the printer,
as an evidence of his appreciation Of her worth Ii
is not only unworthy Of YOU, but stingy fellow
and all married ladies' will tell you that stingy
husband is the meanest thing in creation This is
good A-msn-ianism.. -Spjit efths Age .. 3,a,.,
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We want the fact to go forth to the North that
Brown and his confederates have been tried by jures
principally composed of on-salveholders They have
had therefore all the advantages in this IS we'll as
in all other respests, which could been accorded
them under any circumstances-Cha rlestopa Dem.
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'CLERK WANTED.

VyRE SUBSCRIBER is In WANT OF A Yo g,,.;
man 10 act as Salesman and Book Keeper in ns.S
Store for the next year. One who has had several rI
experience in the above business and who can CONE
recommended for habits of industry economy and
can find employment. at good salary, by addrssspS
~ 10 lie x i.zs +, Fl .s a-s ~ Ringwood' M
November IL, 1882 46-Ws.
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TO,DRUGGISTS.

a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
n Of the University Of New York. and practitioner M
seven years experience desires situation iu Wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such situs
ton that bis health will not admit Of the exposure incs
dent to the practice Of medicine The most satsfactory
references gwen both Is to character and qualification
11le tg4tsgs- II Address, ( hsgsa MRDICUS. "a.
s,,-t ~. Piusbopo', N. g. !.
Ueesmoes ~ 4SeS. .''" ~ * =. .63-wM
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF Mrn,o,,

NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICr~
THE FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF IpcnSlE
Il in this Institution will commence on M0VEHi gRR
l4th day of November 1859. i,&
preliminary course of Lectures will commo,,.
18th Of October, 1859, and the Professors will dee %
bedside Lectures. ''e dah
. .s -. Faculty -
E. D. FENNER, NJ. D., Professor of Theory ,,s
tice. anu N.
&C., &c. ....,. ... "e'eG
SAMUEL chopin, NJ. D., Professor of sn,,,.
ISAAC l.. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D., Professor of Cb.!n;,
ANTHONY PENSION, Nj. D., Professor Of p,..
HOWARD SMITH, NJ d., Professor of Mater: SW"Ig.
CORNELIUS C. BEARD, NJ. d., Professor If s. @eaa
stetrics. VI
J. F. GRAIL, NJ. d., Demonstration af ANATOMY
The Professors are, under the law of the State r...
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hospital ni
great aim is to give their pupils the thorough n
cal instruction. 'r$s
For Circulars, or any information whatever, addrps,
August 8, 1889. S,,u' Sa