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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

m<-> 'SEf ever mankind found
Ss@S anything, lis safe to say that such is found
'ersevtse perfect men old adase and valuable
things been lost for want of perseverance Fortune does
not throw her favos the laps OF people, the
tary Of the useful things labor time
expense bring them TO light We have great example Of
this on record. 1t is that Of DALLET'S KAGTOAL PAN
EITE ACIO, which is acknowledged by the whole world
the most extraordinary for scsd cuts bruises and
multitude Of oh ills Its has been we'll chosen, it
truly embOies its peculiares On application all pain ceases
ALI Inflammation subsidies, the healing process
Nc time is lost doctors fees expended lingering torture
suffered May not say have found It'll Yes, true
muck detective remedy wehavs found DALtrrs MAGICAL
PAX EXTRACTOR.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
/ WRIGHT 4
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For sheriff.
For Criminal Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Jas NJ HINTON can
date fer reelection for Office Of Sheriff Of Davidson cou
=. the ensuing March election sep2s-ti
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= APst secSS1, direct from England hundred and
tNeay elect patti rms Of TABLE KNIVES Also, other
English Goods that will cost for
Cash, to prompt time dealers less than market value.
MCCALL ( CO.,
tKhkwan & Ellis Old standO
sepiaa No % Public Square.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
The Charter Oak Fire and Marine
Insurance Company,
EXPRESSLY FOR SEED.
OF HARTFORD, CONN,

n0sSESSTNG large and safe Capital prepared through
their agents. insure kinds property against
at the ususl ZIP. P. PsCK, Agents,
auEl7-H Cooper's BuiSiiag
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For Denuty city Marshall.
FOR COUNTY orFICEus.

We ave authorized to BEsJ. p. L. EoRP as
dslle for Deputy MarshNl. ssPsi-
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AND
SaPeEiOr Inducements 20 Persons urangfnx
Cheap Homes, and 50 SPeeulators.
OUR FIRST REGUEAIs FALL SALE or
ETIIr flk~.isce Tasssy, isA irs. ttvhicl tine
= wiN s-if- liny ansald
i-fa s.eits. IS 4.ai g. selsil. These Lots dnely
etei tie 2iils Fr4nklia Pike adj 7HinE the Lana d Dr.
egcrton. AMI @. hays, drcsf- ani y nHa Few
ninirs yris n or i1n iies sii e inprot rncls q
tie ety TIE LIT and hark 90 ret andhne
suited FOR residences aud gardening purposes moge paric
uiar description Of the ioas ko gven in iss days
OUSz SECOND ISzsGEBA SALE.
Wewl soa Tues'aE, the sjth inst, The premises In
9 ON nfeen 70 twenty % nc nos beautiful and de-
sahe suburban Residence Lots he vicinity OF NsshVi:.
Anns iro i've 10 teu Ihes lots finely situated,
atny o. them we'll tmlere soil Hae Of then on and
The Porter pike and The Gaan pEe: ronvnnt to
fine schoo and ehurs- The negaborio,d unsurpasse
Furtasr particulars in bills.
Gar fiairi reg mlRr sale ON Tuesday, Now. 4.
On TUESDAY, The si of November. viii sell, treDs
IA Wet Nashville eighteen twenty 81 the on Broad
hcNary, D-irumiu- aad Locust Asa number OF
h fues lots in Eoyds and Haynes Additions Notiee
o h,r sales in prOperiiIne.
Get :, dtd IL & W. BR0WS.
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DEVON CATTLE.

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p cockr certiacsie tAanle Isare1 -
DEVON CATTLE
~ 6 bay No.. ~ owe3 ana Farming premium.
Mich oO~.-r B. johnson, premium.
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swrnsr.rrs:
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Best o1,OO Hsr Of any Breed -RnEss BY B. r. Cock.
sEns1 Aes, saa r'' 'aee' BY Th0' B. '0hh'0h-r B.
SADDLE HORSES
Best by T. W. Taylor, W; R. Blackmsn
EecEes Ais Brown JTravser Patterson and Arsg.oh
P5 B1s9 re-; os0 We eer 1gS yr.,,...
Stokes, sumner certificate
certise4ts -'-'' O'' premium o's'''n'
Best one lar Old Taylor aad GWin, pemium " Frank
Ed swelling -Eutrisr by John DunnyFestfoo premium;
Si, nsii ~ s eet.innl'; " 7, u,,,,.
Best 1re ) oartrell, premium; Cartwright, oertia
Best Tire Year Cls -IohD overton fsn,is Er;, irr
John a., shut shn'1 tstss Of The We5t, certificate
Bert one Tsir CfI-Jossh Scott, Davidson Ielen Doug
iAI si pGe S,oiq Ven W. 9 T5sI
tsrtihea,e.
Kay premium p ,11e. o Rsn.rz1 ~ Nc Nc
dersOn Berry Morgan, W. Allen, J. X. cOwan, DR. J.
Be PGciag Uades S1hr:e.-wm. Harrrare, premium Dr.
1i Sl.., y q M. NAp ~, county certificate
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GRAND CHAFTER-The Grand Royal Arch Chapter
OF Tennessee commenced its annual communication
in this city Yesterday We were pleased to notice
quite large delegation in attendance from nearly
all the chapters in the State Last night the officers
were elected for the ensuing year as follows:
II. s Moore GAINESVILLE Grand High Priest:
Massaon Written, Ncwbern. Dept Grand High
Priest:
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AtAuctiOH, 10 Close COnsigBuGeuts.
nN TUESDAY, lIth, at Ia Oeleek A. NJ, ia rnt Of our
Warehouse Market street, wiiogr fcr saie,
ton, the following articles to close consigumeats
COO boxes-Stsr Candles;
TO do Pixies Whisky;
$40 do 35 Bar Soap;
100 do Starch;
50 barrels Loaf and Crushed Sugar;
And ether articles.
TEKMS.-sums under $500 cash. over S2Ol 60 days. with
oca H. s. FRENCH K sON.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-24

The only great rule of right is the fundamental law
of the land Anything else one man has as much
right to advance and claim as another, and IN TACT
is itself revolutionary hope our friends on both
sides will see the wisdom and patriotism of healing
the bitterness that exists and the light Of truth will
clear up all divisions, and bring us together as a
band of brothers for the great contest in ls6o IL
will require consummate craftsmanship and dish l.
terested patriotism to party, and with 1t,
to save the Constitution and the Union.
have written you thus fully because you brought
to my attention our difficulties and it seem
ed to crafty my answering, particularly as OFT in
this distant land l have been able to consider the
questions involved in the bitter partizan contests OF
the day. Excuse me if have intruded, and be
pleased to answer Inc as soon as you can, and let
me know what you think of the above, for l have
seen nothing in any of the discussions that en-
braces the ideas have here attempted to develop
to you. was in Congress and spoke-thcn very
young man. only 90 years old-on the admission OF
Michigan, and entertained the same views. diff
fcred in that vote from Mr.. Calhoun and thought
Congress had right to deny the admission of MI
chigan because she had allowed persons not natu-
rallied to vote because thought thcn as do now,
the qualifications of voters, or the right to vote, be-
longs to State or local authority alone and is only
limited by that clause of the Constitution which
prescribes that those shall be allowed to VOTE who
are allowed in State to vote for the most popular
branch of the Legislature thereof The Hon. R. j.
Walker has mind e,ninently qualified to investi-
ct: these abstract views of sovereignty, &C., and
feel sure he would agree with the views expressed
above. He has high and comprehensive genius,
and rccollect once We had full conversation on
sovereignty and sovereign power in which we ex-
actly agreed. When was member of our Lcgis-
lature in 1888, wrote report from the Commit
tee on Federal Relations on allegiance and sover-
eignty-in which took the ground of sovereignty
being undivided-and consequently allegiance, &C.,
&C. This was the reason why my attention and
reflection were so eagerly turned to these abstract
questions. But enough l know l am writing to
one who comprehends any thing.
Very respectfully and truly yours
F. W. PICKENS
To GEORGE N. SANDERS, New York.
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The SLAVE TRADE.-A writer in the Savannah
Republican closes long article on the proposed re-
vival of the save-trade as follows:
I'm conclusion, allow me to assure the friends Of
law and humanity throughout the country that
countless majority of the people Of Georgia are op
posed to all attempts at reopening the African slave
trade The history of the late Wanderer case fully
proves the truth Of this assertion. Under the ban
of public opinion, the poor fugtives in small parties,
have been spirited about in secret from place to
place. without finding purchasers until, by the last
reports almost all had been carried beyond the con-
fines of our State No one knows who their owners
are neither do they dare to expose them for sale
openly. A few such speculations would doubtless
serve as eectuay anything else to gives quietus
to the whole movement In short as long as those
who respect and willing to uphold the laws are
true to themselves, need not fear the nctisn Of
such calamity upon the body polite"
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The ACADEMY BARRACKS. ceremony Of lay
ing the corner stone OF the Barracks for the Hills
borough Military Academy, was performed in due
Masonic order on Saturday last, in accordance to
the notice given.
At IL o'clock, the Masonic brethren accompanied
BY the Orange Guards, the Cadets of the Academy,
and large number of the citizens of the town and
the surrounding country, assembled at the court
house. and marched in procession to the site of the
building about mile and half west of the town,
and near the railroad.
The services on the ground were opened with
prayer by the Rev. Roscoe Hooker Grand Chaplain
pro TEN, and an ode was sung.
The orator of the day, Henry X. kash, Esq, was
then introduced and entertained the large assembly
with very able and eloquent address on subjects
closely allied to the objects of the institute for which
the building is about to be reared. The address
was delivered Mr.. Nashs usually impressive style,
and was listened to with inwrapt attention. All
were we'll pleased who had the good fortune to hear
it. We hope to obtain a copy Of the address for
publication in the Recorder.
At the conclusion of the address, Thomas Webb,
w. NJ. of Eagle Lodge, No. H. by appointment Of
D. Phillips, Deputy Grand Master, and other Off
GERS of the Lodge, proceeded with the usual cere
monies on each occasions After the stone prcpar-
ed for the foundation corner had been duly adustcd
according to Masonic order, the following articles
were deposited in it, viz:
\ Bible
North Carolina Presbyterian, North-Carolina Chris
tan Advocate, Biblical Recorder,
Hillsborough Recorder, Weekly Standard
Raleigh Register,
Tri-weekly SouthCarolnian National Intelligencer,
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina
Constitution and Laws of the Orange Guards,
Ordinances for the Government of the Town Of
Hillsborough
Circular of the Hsborough Military Academy,
{ containing list Of the names of the Cadets to
! the LIST of July, 1853, together with the
| Architect, Builder, Officers of the
Military Academy and Orator of
| the day,
Officers of the Town Of Hillsborough for the year,
! Officers of Lafayette Chapter No II.
Officers of Eagle Lodge, No. II.
| Cons-Haf cent, two one cent pieces, one new,
| one old date; three cent, five cent, ten cent,
twenty-five cent, and fifty cent pieces, and
one silver and one gold dollar.
This ceremony having been closed, another Ma
sonic ode was sung, and all was concluded by firing
six rounds of cartridges by the Orange Guards
The Military and Cadets, and the Masons, marched
in, but the crowd generally dispersed for their sew.
era homes well pleased with their hours entertain
ment.-Hillsb0rough Recorder.
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AN EDITORS WEDDING.-An editor recently took
it into his head to get married in Ncw-Oreans, and
aglorious time he had OF it. The groom was Joseph
Hanon, an associate editor of the True DelM news
paper. The bride was born in Havana, of Spanish
parents. Five hundred invitations were issued two
hundred and fifty of which were translated into
French and sent to families of foreign descent and
two hundred and fifty were sent to the families of
the American population.
The marriage ceremonies took place in church,
and were performed by Rev. Father Mannihan.
The galleries the aisles of the church, and every
part were filled with gay and brilliant audience
the church was Illuminated and the affairs de-
corated
After the usual ceremony of the sprinkling
OF holy water, and signatures of the bride and
groom, with their friends as witnesses, the party
left for the elegant residence of Mr.. Morton, the
stepather of the bride On their arrival they found
large crowd assembled, which entirely filled up
the street. band Of music heralded their arrival
Dancing then commenced and the house and sur
rounding grounds rapidly filled up.
Tho yard OF the residence was covered BY tent
and Illuminated by colored Chinese lanterns light
ed with wax candles. In this tent was placed a
table loaded with all the luxuries and decacies of
the season.
About II o'clock splendid display Of fireworks
came OFT consisting of rockets, Roman candles Ben
gal lights, blue lights, table rockets and revolving
wheels. At o'clock German brass band made
their appearance and after brilliant serenade en-.
tered and played to the dancers During the even
ing an hour was appropriated to concert in which
the guests participated, which elected rapturous
applause. Miss Dmitry, daughter of Prof Dimity
and niece Of the learned lnguist Prof Dimitry now
filling public station at Washington, played 6
piece on piano with variations that enrapturet
| every one. -.
The whole matter ended pleasantly, and, for al
EDITORS wedding. it was something out of the usua
order Of things.
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EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS N. c. Brooks,
the President of the Baltimore Female College, and
scholar of acknowledged ability is obtaining educa-
tional statistics of colleges academies and high
schools in the South and West which he will en-
body in an educational gazetteer. :. He desires the
heads of all institutions of the above grades to for
ward him catalogue Of their respective seminaries
We commend the enterprise -
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ROUND Bnl.-A butcher presented a bill for
the tenth time to rich skinfiint at strikes me"
said the latter that this is pretty round bill"-
eyes, replied the butcher, "Pve sent it round
often enough tonake it appear so, and have called
now to get it squared" -, :
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DEATH OF LIEUT. SrANFoRD-Lieut. Arthur r
Stanford of North Carolina, attached to revenue
steam cutter Harriet Lane, died after q very short
illness at the house Of Captain Bennett, at Tomp-
knsviae, R He had had : slight attack Of cry.
| sipelas.
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THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER
RUNAWAY.

nONAW A1s
wv AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w common Jail of Martin county, N. c., on the "a
day OF June, 1859, negro man, who says his name ia
TOM, and thnt he belongs to Mrs. CROSS near Son,b
Quay, IN Southampton county, Va, but that he was birS
ou for the present year to Elisha Lee work in the ur
pen'ine Farm near kingsvle South Carolina from wbee
he SAYS he run away about the first of April Inst
The said has BIS right eye out very dark comuexn
and badly dressed he is about feet inches hipb Tho
owner will please forward and prove said herr, az.
crdg t" the acts Of Assembly and pay fee &c and re-
rcive his property.
W. W. WARD, Sheriff.
Martin Co, N. C., June 3, 1889 24-wSswsm
price Adv. $l5)
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-
c6.rss u Kne o Sf Bl ssS EsSRyg
Bra Hey, Milesa Bradley, Henry Bradley Winpy Rrasha
ands, u years BY their next friend James
Thomas w. w. House James Ruus House uuder 81
King, Calvin King. Edward King, John L. King AHe ;ss
King. Rufus King Rebecca King, Ann Eliza KING s,as
years Of age solomon King and his wife Reny Est
and his wife Sarah Nancy Ann Bualoe, Geor~o TOdd
Buhaloe, iunder 81 years Of age.) w. D.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
is therefore ordered by the Court that publication bs
in the NorhCarona Standard, paper published aae
City OF Raleigh for six successive weeks command we
said defendants to be and appear before the Judge =" M
next Court of Equity to be held for the county If %
at the court House in Raleigh, the first M"nd, AK
the fourth Monday in September next then and ,Ss ser
plead answer or demur to the said bill otherwise n
same will be taken pro c0mfsso and set down for hrsmee
oatte rs to them. ns
Witness Ed. Graham Haywood, Clerk of said COM.
office in Raleigh the first Monday after the fourth Moi
in March, A d. 1852 and OF our independence the eph,:
third year. guy
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, GAME
July ~, 1853. pr adv. So G5-w6swsw
THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER
Il OoK HERE, FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIzpyu
LIMA? If so, send to the subscribers subscribe In S
County Agent, for this "s
New, Large and Magnificent Map.
And yon will get the whole State with her Rivers R,,
roads Go d. Copper Lead, Iron and Coal Mines and an
the Cities, Towns and Villages her noble Mountains anu
Springs, and her Fields and Flowers '"a
If You want this GOLDEN PRIZE now is The finn,
Map seven feet BY five Border views of the State H"uss
Insane Asylum, Chapel Hill, Male and Female Colpass'
&c. &c. one of the cheapest and bes Maps published
PEARCE 4 BEST, ''''
.o,,,,, Hi!lsboro, n. G. 1880
AGENTS WANTED for Every County in the Sta Stat.
Terms liberal. Apply above. ''''e'
~ Editors throughout the State copying this adv.,
entitled to copy Of the Map. " Nc
July |, 1859. 59-w6susu
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LADIES, ICE CREAM SALOON,

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
u to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Raleigh, that they
have dstefuly and elegantly ttf4 up ICE CREAM SA-
LOOM at their Confectionery Fayetteville Street They
respectfully solicit the patronage of the public and pledge
to spare neither pains expense in endeavor.
ing to contribute the entertainment and satisfaction of
those who may kindly see 1T to visit their Saloon.
DODD 4 SCHEIB,
No. IL Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, Aug o, 1859. 7o-St.
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RIBBONS, MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS,

RIBBONS, MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER, 1859.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & co.
Importers and Jobbers of
RIBBONS BONNET SILKS l. SATIN VELVETS
RUCHE, FLOWERS, FEATHERS
STRAW BONNETS, FLATS, &C.,
No. 2S7 and Lofts of 239 Baltimore St.
Baltimore, Nd,
Offer stock unsurpassed in the United States in variety
and cheapness.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given.
Terms mos, per cent. off Eor Cash, par funds.
August l5 1859 72-3mpd.
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WHO'S FOR A TRADE!

HAVE GOOD HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY
u of Raleigh which will sell for cash OF exchange for
negroes property in the country The house is nearly
new, and contains eight rooms and is finished in good
style the lot comprises half an acre including rich gar
den. There is also large barn the premises contain
ing Stables carriagehouse and other cnnvenences:
address, THOMAS CARTER,
Raleigh, NJ
August Is, 1859. 72-At
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CITY TAxEsl CITY TAxEsu

VTlHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS
Il owing CITY TAXES, that will attend at the Court
House in Raleigh, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 10th
and eth of August 59. to collect the All
quested to attend and pay up-his is the last notice.
JAS. II. MURRAY,
City Collector.
August Is, 1855. It'd.
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SCENES AT THE WATERING PLAcEs-A correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Ledger writes as follows:
"But the hour for bathing has come, and such
scene! Squads of bathers dressed la Highlander
are moving to the beach, Without any mark to
distinguish age, sex or condition. all at least by
common deformity placed upon the same level
There waddles an old fellow with corporal dimen-
sons of Lambert, putting like pair of hand bel
lows, with cheeks and limbs shaken, to recruit his
shattered health in the briny waves. There goes
the fast young man, prem aturey enervated by the
Irregularities and dissipation of city life He ex
poets to find panacea for the evils inflicted by his
disolute career. There, too goes the pale sentiment
tal exclusive daughter of idleness and luxury She
reminds me of torpid chrysalis wrapped in a but
terfy's wings No doubt she expects to come out
of the bath recreated and restored. But To-! there
goes the dandy! that lndstinct and hitherto mex
plicable specimen Of the human people, A bunch
of hair, mass of dry goods, small cane two pen
dants, and two limbs correspondent to legs, (but
whether possessing flesh and blood or not is un-
known) all are the distinguished features of this
mysterious creature, which battles the research Of
the naturalist to Define and the skill of the philogi
cal to give it name l do not know what its Oh.
ect is in bathing, it has not sufficient vitality to
feed disease upon, and is too intangible for the
grasp of death.
Let us for moment enjoy the screeching, cough
in, sneezing, swimming scene before US, while ever
and anon the surf breaks over all, regardless alike
the high and low. What pity hear one say
society can't have the monopoly Of the ocean during
the season free from the intrusion of these, oulga
aaotisans." What pity old ocean cannot wash ou
the poisonous grangrene of arrogance that corrupt.
the very life blood of American society. Dash OF
old Ocean, and wash by the same wave the Drawn,
chests Of the artizans and the oveocks of the cod
fish aristocracy. Could moral leprosy be thus wash
Y ed away at the command OF some modern Elisha
| what tim there would bel But forbear NOR
alising the thought itself is sufficiently sugges
tive The dip is over, and dripping with brine, the,
all hasten back to the hotel where the mighty stru9
gle for precedence is soon evident in the gaudy dis
play and the naughty bearing of those who would
be lords but for the Constitution. Breastplates
broad ~ the shields of the ancients, which ought t
be emblazeoned with the armorial bearings appro
| priste to the American arstocracy.
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II OST CHECK ON THE BANK OF THE
IL STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA, gi ven to and en-.
dorsed by me, from D. Womble for $ls7 49, dated
about April %, 1859. All persons fnrewarned from
trading for said check, application will be made for
duplicate ON the LIST of September.
GEO. D. HARDIE.
Raleigh, August 3, 1852 6S-lmpd.
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w OLD APPLE & PEAC BRANDY. 81
n HAVE FOR SALE A QUANTITY OF OLD APPLE
and Peach Brandy, ranging from from four to ten yea
old Also ten barrels best Cider Vinegar.
Also several tine Mich Cows, Of the most improves
breeds For further information address at Roiesvs
N. C., or call and examine for yourselves. o,,,s
August Is 1880 72-3t.
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ERESH ALE,
IL On draft, just received at the
OAK CITY HOUSE.
Raleigh, July IL, 1859. o. ytw&sw.