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- Saturday. the 22d inst near Morrisvile c!aybank
MARE, or years DID, light and TAIL and about
feet inches high She had buggy harness the time
thankfully received and liberal reward will be paid fol
her delivery to My Post Office is Morrisvile, n. G.
n. WILDER
Jan. %, 1855. l3-atpd
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS VALU.
able Tract of Land lying three and half miles West
Of the Salem road containing 800 acres
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms,
each about 90 feet square Barn. Stables and necessary
buildings, with good Well of water.
The place is well watered and has good meadow lends
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco and portions of this place
are thought to be equally we'll adapted to the growth Of
tobacco
Persons in want Of place would do well to examine the
premises. credit will be given and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL.
Greensborougb, Jan. q, 1853. 4-wtf*
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS IN
WANT OF SHOES.

A LARGE LOT OF SHOES FOR SALE at reduced
n prices, together with general assortment Of Family
Groceries. Also the best old Liquors. Wines &C. &c.
which will sell wholesale retail Call and see for your
SELF 4h door North side Harget Street. To cash buyers
say CALL and shall not be Disappointed as deter
mined to sell low for cash. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage have received hope BY strict atent on to
business, to merit continuance Of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE. .
Raleigh, Nov. l, 1858. 44-wtf
To the members of the approaching Legislature say
call. rs have something nice for you ]. w.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A Of the University Of New York, and practitioner Of
seven years experience desires situation wholesale
tion is that bis health will not admit of the exposure po
dent to the practice OF medicine The most satisfactory
references gwen both as to oharspsr and qualification,
Addressj MEDICUS,
PhtsHuro, y, 9.
0s"S" ~ ~. W-w4
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LOOK AND READi

II HAVE THE CELEBRATED HONEY RECEIPT Ry
4 which you can make good Honey as that made by
Bees-the launders Secretwith fifty other good receipts
Such as how to make nonexposive Burning Fluid Ice
Ra:tle-Snake bite Art Of Painting on Glass, &C., &C.
Many Of these receipts are selling North for Il each
send ALL neatly printed on one sheet for One Dollar and
if you do not like them the money will be refunded
Please address w. H. RODWEIh
Yadkinvlle Yadkn County NC
January Ia, 1859. 8wwsmnd.
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TINE FIRM, IN THE TOWN OF NASHVILLE NASH
Il County, heretofore known as T. ]. BODDIE CO.
has recently been dissolved by mutual consent, and the
style Of the firm is HARPER MARSHBORNE L
BRASWEL who ater themselves that they will be able
to offer such inducements to purchasers will Justly
it that liberal patronage which the House has heretofore
received, this Gath Of January, 1859. ~,
January 25, 1859. lift ~
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MONEY PURSE LOST

an THURSDAY LAST, 9th inst. lost, either in Ra
" leig or between Raleigh and Mbune my PURSE,
containing about sixty dollars all bank bills except one 81
gold piece The denominations of the bills are not recol.
ected, but there two $40 bills wrapped in piece
of paper to themselves Any person finding and returning
the same will be handsomely rewarded.
J. s. WILLIAMS,
Milburnie p o., N. C.
January 20, 1859. iS-at.
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OLIN HIGH SHCOOL-MALE & FEMALE.
Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, Principal.
u;.. IL H. NE M,H Tnc.,, Assistants.

Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, Principal
Mis-. A n; e. M1H Tuos.., Assistants.
Other assistants will be procured as the wants Of the
school demand so as to secure full and thorough
instruction to all the pupils.
ALIN HIGH SCHOOL is situated in the North Eastern
u part of Iredell county, c., the waters OF Rocky
creek healthy section of country and in the midst OF
an Industrious and moral community, and is rs free from
temptations to extravaganza and dissipation any school,
The instruction is full and particular attention is
experience and the Principal, Rev. b. Cegg, is well and
avorably known of the successful managers
and instructors of youth in the State The IS
mild aud firm gradually increasing, and offers strong
inducements those who have aud daughters to be
educated Parents and Guardians left to manage tho
expenditures dress, to control the amount OF pocket
money and allow the making of accounts with mer-
Others to inerdict them they think best
The trustees and teachers recommend and ncucae plain.
ness simplicity and neaness in Dress and frugaty and
economy in expenditures; but authority to con.
troll them and take responsibility in these matters
TERMS PER SESSION OF 81 WEEKs
Classical Department, $2O w
English Department, from $40 90 to 10 90
Music ON Piano. 20 20
Use of Instrument, zoo
PAINTING, 1900
French, 500
Crayons, &C., 10 90
Contingent Fee w
month"; exclusive of lights, and they wait on themselves
Young ladies IS 90 per month, including fuel, washing,
and attention. Lights will be furnished at moderate prices
Tuition and contingent fees in advance Boarding Houses
kept for young ladies' also for young
they requested to board separately The Fall Session
opens the sd Wednesday in july and the Spring the LIST
Wednesday of May, and the annual meeting of the trus
tees the day BEFORE O'clock A. N. liberal share Of
patronage is solicited.
j. c. TURNER, President.
P. TOMLIN, Secretary.
Iredel county, N. c., June IA, 1858. 2s-wly.*
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wARRENroN FEMALE COLLEGE.

SPRING SESSION, 1879
vIVHE EXERCISES OF NEXT SESSION will commence
IL on WEDNESDAY, the 10th Of Jan'y, 1853, and close
the LIST Thursday in June Pupils should be present the
first week.
TERMS FOR FIVE MoHTHs-(PAYABLE HALF IN ADyANcE.)
Board including lights. washing. fuel, &C., $67 80
English, according to advancement $i219 $l5, " 80
Latin, Greek, French. German, Music, Painting, &C.
Extra. Apply to
January |, 1859. l-w&sw6w.
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NOTICE.

II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT.
liens Of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
leigh, at WIN. H. HOLLOMAN'S OLD STAND. I have
the same Smith that had last year. his business is sboenr
Horses and working Farming Tools be can also do iron
work on Carriages hope By strict attention business,
to share a liberal patronage. -s1-. - >
John HYATT
''ous7 49, IN. t-wNt
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN WAR
.-a@ rem COUNTY, N. C.

an TUESDAY, the LIST day of March next at the late
U residence of Gen. NJ 7. Hawkins Decd will sell
to the highest bidder on reasonable terms 1000
of VALUABLE LAND in five separate tracts adapted to
the growth Of Corn Wheat and Tobacco, with an album
dance of timber and good water and neghborhoods pro-
verbal for health and good society. -.r-
The Rocker Davidson and Picnic tracts within three
and four miles of Shocco and White Sulphur Springs and
not than six and eight from Warrenton and Ridge
Depot. :
The Race Tract is Warrenton and in thorough
pair The Baker tract is IL miles east of Warrenton, and
near Litteton Depot.
The plantations in good heart and improved by sub
stantial fences, barns and necessary cabins. rr
! * {. S $5$E: EXECUTORS:
January 7, 1889. S-wtd.~
f- The sale of the above lands will be made at W AR
RENTON on TUESDAY of Court week instead Of on the
premises as stated above-whch will be the LIST day of
March.
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SELECT SCHOOL,

SELECT SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, n. G.
VVNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
open IN the eth of JANUARY next, under the super.
visio, Of Mrs. H. B. BOBBITT and Miss s. PARTRIDGE
Terms per session of months, as follows:
English Branches LIST class, $l5 no
ed l2 90
Sd 1000
Latin and French, each 10 90
Music Piano or Guitar, 90 90
Drawing Painting in water coils or Grecan 10 90
Painting in Oil, Is 90
Board Sl2 90 per month-payable half in advance.
December 10, 1853 50-wem.*
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j. HOUSTON W. A. ALLEN.
HOUSTON Il ALLEN,
AttOrnies and Councillors at Law.
KEHANsvILLE N. C.
"ILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
w Courts of Duplin, New Hanover and adjoing
ties, and also the Courts of Wake
April IA, 1857. IlS0-wly.
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ROxBORO, ACADEMY.

ROXBORO, ACADEMY.
TIME NEXT SESSION of this school, under the CHARGE
= OF the undersigned will begin on THURSDAY, jan
course of studies and method of instruction will be such as
are required to admission into the Freshman Class
at the University The true interest of the pupils will BE-
at all times, consulted in every respect.
Terms PER SESSION.
Classical Department, $40 90
English from 80 to 70 20
HASELL NORWOOD.
January l. 1859. l-wst.
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANs.-A VERY ELL
gble location in the northern part of North Carolina
for Physician with all the convenences necessary for the
accommodation of family will be vacated shortly by its
present owner who purposes moving to another State
nation on application TO the Editors Of the Standard
April 2, 1858. l5-wtf&
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SIDNEY A. SMITH

SIDNEY A. SMITH,,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, N. c.,
VIII attend regularly the County and Superior Courts of
Wake, Johnston, Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson,
All business entrusted to his will receive prompt
tention.
Smithied, Feb. 20. 2s-wtf
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WHEAT FARM FOR SALE.

VVHIS FARM is SITUATED FIVE MILES NORTH
q west of Knoxville Tenn. and the line of the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad the head of Second
Creek in Grassy Valley. This valley is of the best for
wheat in East Tennessee The Farm contains about $50
acres of which about 300 cleared and the bal
well timbered two hundred in clover and
grass and fifty acres in wheat The soil naturally IS not
surpassed by in East Tennessee The land lies almost
level, and is highly productive, and lies remarkably we'll
for cultivation and grazing The land is well adapted
Wheat, Corn and the Grasses. Comfortable improve
ments good springs and apple and peach orchards For
health, good neghborhood beauty and convenience of To-
cation it is all which could be desired This Farm is Of
feed upon terms and credits advantageous easy and
unusual will not fail to attract those desiring Farm
TERMS:
Only onetenh 40 per cent? of the purchase money
quired upon the contamination of the SALE The balance
in EQUAL instruments with annual interest up
all the deferred payments. If desired the Farm will
be sold shorter credits or for cash. given
at any time. For further particulars apply t.,
JOS. A. MABRY,
Knoxville Tenn.
January 8, 1859. l-wstpd.
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HILLsBORO' N. c. MILITAR

HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
VUNTlIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE
plan Of the Virginia and South.Carona State Militia.
ry Institutions
For Circular address the Superintendent,
COL. G. G. TEW
Hillsboro', N. C.
January 49, 1859. 5-w&swly.
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J. L. bRIDGERs @. ". WHITFIELD
BRIDGERs AND WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TARBoRo', N. c.
One or both may be found about their Office from to
o'clock, every day.
$Ofhce next door above D. Fender 4 Co q Store
January 10 1909. 3-w6mpd.*
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY,

CHATHAN COUNTY, N. Q.
VUlHE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL COM.
Il mence the 10th of JANUARY, and continue FIVE
months.
Thu situation of the Academy pleasant aud beautiful
in the eastern part of Chatham 10 miles from Chapel Hill
and 90 from Raleigh 1t is also 10 miles from Morrsvills
Station the n c. Railroad, from which there is conves
ance by stage Students find this of the best Schoo
in the State yielding 1t Preparatory Collegiate
in its character although when desired, highly mature
Academic Course is impaired
TERMS PER SESSION.:
Primary Department, 10 90
Juvenile (EngSh,) Is 90
Advanced (ClassicaD rs 90
Board in best families IS per month.
Charges alone by the session. Certificates Of good char
acter and responsibility from each student before entering
Deductions for time of sickness.
]. R. HOLT Pria.
December 6, 1888 50-wtf.*
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HENDERSON INSTITUTE-MALE AND
FEMALE.

(Looatsd immediately the r. d. G.. r. r., about sgui.
distant from Raleigh d WeLdon)
DANIEL H. CHRISTIE, PRINCIPAL
GAVIN H. LINDSAY, A. NJ, Assistant in Male Depart
ment.
Mrs. L. A. CHRISTIE and Miss L. GORSE Assistants in
Female Department.
Terms PER SESSION OF 81 Wees:
Board, including every thing, $50 co
Tuition in Primary English, $40 Or 10 so
Higher I" Is 90
English, and one Language, 20 90
Two more Languages, $50
Music on Piano or Guitar, 20 90
Painting, Drawing, &C., at the usual charges.
The Boarding Departments and School Buildings are sep
arate, admitting association of the The former
under the immediate supervision of the teachers
The Male Department will be under Military Drill and
Discipline tending to habits of ORDER and promoting phys
cal development and hardihood much neglected our
system of Education
For Circulars containing full information, address
DANL. II. CHRISTIE,
Henderson. N. C.
November 90, 1883. 4s-w3m*
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Der of members making remarks on the different
amendments offered; at length Mr.. Scales offered as
an amendment "that Dan river coal6elds be inclu-
ded in the survey"
Mr. Settle, by permission of the House, made
some remarks in support of the amendment, saying
that valuable section of the mineral lands Of the
State had been hitherto rejected.
After remarks from Messrs Scales, Ferebee and
Norwood, the latter moved an amendment to the
original resolution, that Dan river coalelds be in
cuded in the survey of the western portion eff the
State" which being adopted, the resolution passed
REVENGE BILL.
Mr. Martin introduced resolution that the reve-
nue. bill be made in accordance with the recommen-
dation of the Treasurer and late Governor Laid on
the table-yeas GO, nays 30.
ADvALoREN RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Specr introduced series ofresolutons, known
as Bledsoes which were laid on the table-yeas 81,
nays A. 81 s...-.
RESOLUTIONS READ THE FIRST TINE.
Mr.. Woodfn in favor of VIM. Rogers.
Mr.. Wo0dfn in favor of - Mckee.
Mr.. Reeves, in favor of Lefty M. Bray.
Mr.. Dockery, in favor of VIM. Buchanan.
NEW BILLS
The following new bills were read the first time
Mr.. Bryan, Of N. H., to incorporate Collins Greek
Academy.
Mr.. Jones, of Orange, to amend chapter of Rev.
Code entitled Arms. .s ,--.
Mr.. Jones, of Orange, to amend chapter 10th Rev.
Code, entitled Militia and Adjutant-general
Mr.. Fagg, to amend chspter Of Rev. Code, entitled
Executions This bill in addition to what is alrea
yoke Of oxen and certain articles Of household fur
niture.1
Ms Fleming, 70 appoint special magistrate in
~ NM u 1.s. - -i;Es ..,.l.,: s..- --
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A DISSOLUTION IN COMPREHENSIVE.

January 2s, 1859
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MI. CnerTy Salu his implessloh "aS 'ii"' Nii'
Thomas was correct.
Mr., Thomas continued He now warred only
upon the attempt to change that original design.
He alluded to COL Gwynn's estimates and his grades
to show the route by Swannannoa to be leveer than
from here to Salisbury and other evidence, also to
the same effect He alluded, ALSO to his offer the
other day to abandon his position if any respectable
engineer could be got to say he was not right. Why
was not this done he asked The town was full Of
engineers at the time; but he knew there was not
one of them fool enough to risk his reputation by
such statement. In conclusion he asked Mr.. Ed.
ney if he would vote for the bill in the event Of his
amendment being adopted?
Mr.. Edney said if Mr.. Thomas would go back
and correct the inconsistencies of his own life he
would have little time to attend to his. He, Mr.. T.
never offered an amendment to bill he was not in
favor Of He did not believe in such legislation
He was willing the company should have full discre
ton west of the mountains, and he desired that
they should have the same east of the Ridge in the
choice of a route across to Buncombe. He would
vote for the bill whether the amendment were adopt
ed or not -. ....' Isl.
Mr. Thomas offered amendment providing
that the survey shall be made west of Asheville be-
fore said location is made" a
Mr.. Miller would 60 for the bill alone-it was
merely carrying out the original charter. The
amendment would affect his constituents.
Mr.. Edney would support the bill without regard
to constituents. He legislating for the benefit
Of the State.
Mr. Steele said his duty to himself and his con.
sttuents would compel him to support the original
bill He had nothing to do with the amendment
had not been consulted with reference to it and knew
nothing about it.
Mr.. Pool opposed all amendments. The original
charter was compromise between the east and the
west and contained the section feature to prevent
~ W. kA@a " FSasteA ~ atAak ~ yth>l1ll
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.,.~,,,.nie County Agricultural s'e'e''
p,r.oaus to notice, the Board OF D',eo.
~. of the Agriculture! Society met last
, 70 a,,.,dav, and appointed the secretary to
"saa .s ,he wind" or in other words to col,
~. .. tho necessary funds for our pto]se,s ::
. .' lam aware that at the present time 'n''
Ian xerv hard task, but hope the pe1e:s
n;ll hear in mind, that if we nave nv 10. .al
THIS .s' booming disorganized, and it will
, s' NJ nsrbap, be two or three years before
WIZ W.T. regain our present position ,nssna TO
s w. mex. week in ascer'a'nlns whether we
are ~ .mhe,s for their yearly dollar, and get
''' INV new members as possible. For
,h dollar we raise, till the sum reaches
s,o0. We get an equal amount from the
S,ate, and if we raise none ourselves, the
s.,,s gives US none. In next weeks Won
III will announce the result OF my la
p p.. and if successful, will Immediately
psra the premium list published and dis
,ributsd, to which will be added the time OF
holding the fair, etc.
A' WM. II. KINsMAN,
Sec. p. c. 4. Society.
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ShERIEES SALE.

BY virtue Of an Execution to directed from tho
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District Court
County, Iowa, shall proceed to sell Tuesday, tho
9th day OF September, A. d. 1859 between hour
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. Y. OF said day.
front Of the County Treasurers eice i the ci'y e
Council Bluffs tho following described Real Estate
Dutrow X Reel and VIM. A. Reel, 10 wit:
VIZ Of wS sec 81, town H. range %; lot in bIock
No. IL, Stutsnan's ID Addition. The above he PRIV
pcrty Of Vim. X. Reel
rs 42.l00 acres in the SEX Of SEA OF ~ ani the
NE Of NEt Of sec 25 town rs, range ~ The above
Is the property ofO II. putrow. s-... ..
SWk OIL Wh sec 8; SEA of MEN sec 4; SwN Of
Sc y and Y OF Swh see 8; SEs, and W y Of Sw
and 81 Of SWk sec s; VI of SES and W ]. Of sw !,
sec 7; NWk Of NEa and Swa Of Nwa ses s; sen
OF sen sec l2all in township IS, range -. Nws q
sE and SEX ofSES sec q; SEX Of sen, and SEs
OF sen. and Swk Of SEA. and " y Of SWa 30 |;
N~h except &c i5-ioO acrcs) Of see II MEN Sws
sec 3l-aii in township n, range - NJ ofNws sec
l; NEh Of MEX, and So NEa, and ~ SEA sec ? /;
lots NO ahi D, sec &; 10 No. I, ard NV Sc
3; Eh OF wv, aud WI of SEX, and y {. If Sw \ see
y; lot No. L. sec II NWs Of sen I3-all in town
ship rs, range ~. 4 X of sws, and u Of SCI, sec
25j ST y Of SEs sec IS; NV u and SW 4 OF SW v sec
36-al m town H. ~. Is 7i-1G0 acres in ths,
NV fractional quarter Of sec 80 nshp IT, range ~
Taken as the property Of DutrUw Reel and VIM. a =,
Reel to satisfy an Execution in favor Of Toote Jack
son. 8. II. CRAIG, SksriJ.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, August 9Th ls59-4w.
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SHERIFES SALE.


By virtue OF an Execution to me directed from the
Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
County Iowa shah proceed to sell en TUESDAY, the 9Th
day September, A. D. 1859 between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ of said day. front OF
the County Treasurer 0fce in the City - Council
Bluffs, the following described Real Estate Of Vim.
A. Reel, to wit:
SwS ofNWk sec 3; SEX OF NEN sec 1; Sws OF
SEX. and VIZ Of SWh sec 5; SEA, and W i Of Swh.
and SEA Of SWa sec 6; W. of NEk, and W y of Sw.
sec 7; NW,l NEI, and Nw4 Of NV \ sec 8: S..
Of SEA 1e-all i'll township rs, range 43. hwy Of
SEX and Sc \ Of SEA sec 27; Sc Of Sc n, and NEa
of sen, and SWh Of Sc " and " Il u Sw or sec 20
NV or Except % 450G acres) al M qr Of Sw or
sec 3l-aIl in township IT. range a. M OF NV Or OF
sec | NE or Of NE ar, and 5 of NE Gr, snd Of
Sc ar sec 2 lots No. and sec !; lot No. and wv
or SE Or s; EN- of NV Or and W. OF Sc or, ant
Of sW ar sec 81 lot No. see IL ; NV or Sc ar
Is; all in township rs. range ~. Ea SW lr, aud w.
Sc or IS; Sc qr OF s.: or sec IS; NV or, and sw
ar Of Sw or sec 3s-ail in town r. ~ Is7i-i0b
acres in NV fractional or 80, town IT, range Il
Taken the properly Of Vim. A. Rec. to satisfy
Execution in favor VI TJutie b Jackson.
s.H CRAIG, Sheriff
Council Bluffs Iowa. Aug. eth, 1853.
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cT By letter received by Mrs. GEORGE
MARSHALL from her husband, we learn that
:. that six mule team which left here on
the 2Sth of July, arrived safely at Denver,
en- the 9TH of August, making the trip IN l
days. Mr.. MARSHALL is confident he could
haze reached Denver in two days less time,
if they had been conversant with the route,
and tho camping places. The return trip
will not occupy over nine days-no unfore-
seen accident occurring. 4 trip to the gold
mines, is no great undertaking, nowadays
ID month suffcng to make the journey out
and back.
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STREET X RIDER, Real Estate Agents, and
investigators of titles, report the following
as the amounts Of the transactions III rrA!
estate in this county, for the week ending
Yesterday:
4S Lots II Council bIutI'. o'I5'
1865 Ares Land III PottIwLtt4nIie County. !? "6S
Total, Observation-Disclosures. S2l,lo2
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r+N.P. CoNANT has removed his jew
e'rv Establishment to the new building next
to the Post Office, Upper Broadway. We
are assured by those who have known him
for many years, that in the repair OF
Watches, Clocks and Jewclry, he cannot be
excclled by any workman East, West, North
or South. Having become permanently
established in his new quarters, he IS no"
f., the service Of all those who may need
ANYTHING in his line.
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esyNow, that the "chills" are very
prevalent, there seems to be no end TO the
variety Of specifics recommended for the
.s,t,ia cure of "the shakes" The Doctors
prescribe, and the druggists vend, varieties
of medicines "too numerous 10 meh'ion'
lu, the shaking still continues. Nothing
lint one or two good nippins frosts, Will
check thu progress of the evil complained o..
If W, will take medicine, however-and
who won't, when he is subject to these min
nature earthquakes why, +. GEEsAAAN
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can fit YOU out with any kind, quantity, or
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