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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-07
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

ES ESIEE!EIf.gs * Simpson.
fEsHE undersigned would pectfUly inform the inha
=. btants Of Ottawa and vicinity that they
prepared to furnish the choicest variety of Crackers,
such Butter, Soda Lemon, Boston, Oyster Abgrnetha,
a,d Water Biscuit Also Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pes, &c, &c in good variety. Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection, constantly hand. AL kinds OF
Fancy and sding Cake made TO order.
The subscribers having spared pains expense in
fitting UP wagon for the convenience and accomrloda
ton OF their customers and the public generally,
able furnish anything in their line those who de
sire These wishing the New YORK Wagon to call daily,
will please send their orders to the y. Y Bakery to
tine Post Ofc-.
- Remember the place, in Hossack's Block. next
door az the Meat Market, Main Street. Send in
your ord ,rs and they viii receive prompt attention
} b.. WHEELER. fSepJi v. sIH!-~oS.
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G. T.. THOMPSON.

DEALER ~
Drugs, Patent Ms5iciaes, Paints, o1s, Ttrniste',
I,ye .Sf,r1S, &c, &c.
B.tye.o Glover < Cook and Reddcks Block
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN M. KING,
Hides and leather,

Hardware, and Shoe Finding,
Cusnos's old stand, afdin Street three doors east %
y. - tte AiRsion Hoas~ Ottdicd, III.
The highest price always paid for Hides, Deer Skins,
Furs, &c, &c. junl9
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&C. GC0-gsECF.. ~. r..
on. ,L;y yro, 3rl,f Of Dttuyrd EInk, Main Street,

Ofcr tLiTG door tCt9T y 'IttII'IT I'IIt' -4''''
OTTAWA, Ills
TAR G. would respectfully call tie attention OF those
II D Chronic Disease particularly SCiH
fnIa White Swelling Salt Ehrum, Eruptions Of the Face
S sin Scsld Head Old Sores, and all diseases arising
rom impurities Of the HOOD 49, Il,
Spine Distortions OF tic Feet, Contracted lhpS' 1''H
JsintS, &c .z..-,. ~,
-;,h - snrcass heretofore tlnecuaIel. api
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ARTHUR LOCKWOOD

Justice 0f tLs I.tlc".
SHcs east side Of Columbus St adjoining ms resi-
Aence nearly opposite the Post 0Aice
VIII thank his friends for all business pertaining
his efce and promises to attend TO all such WI Il
Living adjoining his office, lie may always be found
. = hand -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-07

DE. CAMERON,
1ttorae7 at Ldlc-Otta3Ca, In Stlle Co., III.
ProInpt attention paid the Investigation OF titles
payment of taxes purchase and sale of real estate an
>se ctien of claims.
REFERENCES:
Clark Falkner. 16 Wall st n y
.. H. Kerfoot 4 Co, Chicago
N P Iglchard, =
Ogden Fleetwood Co, :"
Otdce, doors east of Eames, Allen Co.'S Bank.
juR2S
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Superior Street B1rRard's Wagon Establishment
STONE QUITO all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for saie all delivered TO order
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n. B. BRISTOL.

Note. Commission. and Insurance Broker
oEcs with w IL. ". Cushnan, ESD, over bahh 10 .. ~
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sr-el r. u. SWEETSER, .r
Sickle g. File Manufacturer

4 IL kinds OF REAPER sICKLES, for Grass or Gram
N made to order. Otd SickIe3 cut orer and repdir
ed Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited
/ pledge myself do work. which for quality and price
shall defy competition. ALL OF MY WORK Is
RANTED. - r... ...- .-.. .....e
ronted.
Bells Mill, opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa, La
Sale Illinois, oc3-tf
ISAAC W. AYtES,
Some cutter and Stone MdsOn-Otid1rd, III.
All kinds of Stone Cutting and Stone Laying with the
Celebrated ,'o,iet Stone done on shert notice.
Yard, near the Gas Works. jul2f-t
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VIEW 7GEaI' MARKET
on the corner Of M,djsan and Colu"'tIs Streets, oP-
pgsite tie Post office block
g. &. EgFsssY
asrGS 10 announce to his old friends that he has
orrrri n rev market the above corner, where
he viii b. happy his friends in style anu al
prices sed the city, With fresh salt and cut
Meats Of all descriptions, such IS
Beef Steaks, ... - Rams,
porl, StrnEs Corned Meats,
. Mutton Chops, s.- Salt Porh,
Roasts all kinds, Lard &c, &c
r. tr.i, 80, ~ .rtice usually found a No. 1 Meat
Market effort will be spared TO make TINS the pet
and most popular market il the city. Call examine ior
yourselves, and give him a trial JAM
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CAPT. :. z. R.FsD. .
1itu 1,rtyoreFT-i WcIOH ant f"E'HttSSIrh HeTt't''
AZ. S,ras. otrav, ouuOste Post Once stpL'
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Efr.GAEL CEEG,

c<,man DJrlQGi,t ami i U.r'' 'rrfE Nam 81 pft;'c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAILp
importer Of Drugs Chemicals, French CoGniae Frau
dies, Wines, &c. Sc- du.-l
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ksTs - ~
Physiciun Sturgeon and p5Httst-Ohd2cd, i"'mo'S.
Diseases of the Eye and Ear cared. Once IN va,
~, BLOCK corner 81 In Saie ard MIL Sts. al-1 /.
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a. 9. a E-<Es,
Druggist, BOokseiier. and SrtiOHeJ-Ottdtca, ~
Second store Nattngers block, south side OF the
court house square "
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:; VII III. WALLACE.
EDi;..E2l " iEI>>SE.
uocror HARRIS.
ii. KTEJSSL,

DOGIOt
0FFICE in the second stery OF SluieI Dui!oHs- near
the Bank Of Ottawa. Residence, East Man street.
sast of Fox River. "ua'-
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Matchmaker end ,Te1reler-In lNefr0po1ttdn B!ocN
South Side of TIE Coryt HOtSs Squire, Oftdird-
"ArCA work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired at the shortest notice CLOCKS,
Watches, and Jeueiry for sale cheap. mar!
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We copy the following items from the last Fay
ettcvillc Carolinian: ...|
estate CAR AND MACHINE WoRKs.-We paid
visit to this establishment ian advertisement of
which appears in orr coumns) on Tuesday after
noon. The machine shop is large wooden building
81 BY 81 feet -and is built in the best manner and
from the most SUBSTANTIAL wood to be procured for the
purpose. The Foundry and Black Smith Shop is SO
by so feet. Neither Of the buildings are quite COM
pleted. An engine of 30 horse power with cylinder
~ inches in diameter and 36 inches stroke a very
admirably working one, manufactured in Fayette-
ville propcls all the machinery in the establishment
The proprictors in addition to a planning machine
which cost IN the ncighborhoot of eight hundred
dollars, have sash and mortlsing machine, scroll
saws and indeed everything necessary for the equip
ment OF first class establishment of this kind
The proprietors are prepared to execute with de-
spatch all orders for cars, and machine work of every
description, and trust that the citizens of our
State and town will encourage them in their en-
dcavorS to sustain shop which will be credit to
the State. We have seen some work executed by
Mc>srs. Walton & Barry, and we feel quite sure,
for cheapncss. durability and superiority of finish,
it can not DC excclled anywhere
They have just finished four freight cars Of an
entirely new pattern for the Western Railroad COM
pany.
Our townsman Wilson W. Williams. ESQ.,, says
the Elizabeth City State has invented machine for
sowing small grain and for broadcasting lime, ashes
&C., which is pronounced by those whc havo seen it
to be far superior to anything of the sort now in
use The machinery is not at all complicated; and
the only wonder to our weak mind is that nobody
ever thought of inventng it before. We under
stand Mr. Williams intends soon to apply for pat
ent We wish him all imaginable success in his
new enterprise"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-12

GONG SoUTH.-Formcrly our opposition friends
Of the South looked to the North for their principles
Know Nothngism originated among the abolitionsts,
its avowed object being to oblterate all party lines
and restore sound nationality of sentiment; but
that organization was failure-that is it did not
answer the real purpose in view, that of enabling
the leaders to obtain the Offices and honors of the
country. Now, as will be seen by the proceedings
Of the Wake opposition meeting, the Know Nothings
are looking to the South for their principles They
have adopted the views of Mr.. Smedes, of Mississip-
pi. Truly, opposition to Democracy has difficult
path to travel 1t is every thing by turns, and moth
ing long At one time it takes its cue from North
ern organizations, and at another it wakes warm in
its advocacy of Southern rights, and goes to Mis-
sissippi politician for its principles
"They wire in and wire out
Leaving the people still in doubt.
Whether the snake that made the track
Was going South coming back"
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Hon. ID. M. Barringer.

Ell Noticioso the Spanish American paper, pub,
lished in New York, makes the following observe.
ton in reference to the recent tender of the mission
to Central, America to our fellow townsman, the
Hon. D; M Barringer:
1.-THE President has offered the Legation in Cen.
tral America to Hon. D. M. Barringer, Of North.
Carolina, former member of Congress, and after.
wards Minister to Spain at which Court he enjoyed
the most favorable reputation. Mr. Barringer, for
personal reasons, has declined the nomination This
refusal is to be much regretted, since his ample
MEANS his extensive knowledge and his model anne.
mites of manner, would have made Minister most
acceptable, both to governments and peoples, ol
those Republics" "7 ~ :''i rf' .r'' '-'-
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Sound National Views.

We publish to-day the speech delivered in st.
Paul, Minnesota, by Gov. Seymour, of New York ;
and we invite the attention of our readers of all par
ties to the sentiments contained in this eloquent e
fort Gov. Seymour is sound national Democrat,
and has always Geen true to the Constitution and
the Democratic cause. .- ...-...
What member of the "opposition" in the free
States has recently announced such sound national
views as those contained in this speech Of Gov. Sey
mour? And yet Gov. S. is but one of hundreds of
thousands of citizens in that quarter, who not only
concede to the Southern people all their Consttu-
tional rights but insist that those rights shall be re-
spected the surcst guarantee of continued concord
between the States. For part We would sooner
confidc. in such men as Seymour, Dickinson. Lane,
Toucey Black, and others, who, repressng and
coming the prejudices natural to their section, do
full justice to the South, than in such Bell
Winter Davis, and Gilmer, who although Southern
men, are yet ready for party purposes to pander to
the abolition feeling and court black Republican ap
probation and support.
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For the Standard.
HALIFAX. n. C.. Sent. %. I85!

HALIFAX, n. c., Sept. %, 1859.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: Allow me, through the medium
of your staunch, efficient. and able Democratic
journal. to nominate for the Presidency, IN 1860,
Hon. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, of New York
Thus nominating and bringing the name of this
gentleman patriot and statesman before the Ameri.
can people, would, in ordinary cases. at least seem
to require an elaborate and extensive review of his
past life, and to pass eulogy on his merits but in
this case it is altogether unnecessary; the mere
mention of his name is sufficient Mr. Dickinson
enjoys greater popularity in his own State, simply
for his nationality and conservatism, (of course I
mean in the Democratic party) than any other man,
North or South. And believe the Old North State
would poll larger vote for him than for any other
man in the Union He certainly is the choice of
this district. With the name of Dickinson at the
mast head of our column, We will be able to mar
shal our good old army on to victory, and to sup
press the raging fanaticism that seems to be over
flooding the Union and restore peace to the various
sections of the country that now feel themselves
ungratefully treated. Such are the happy effects
which the nomination of Mr.. Dickinson, at the
Charleston Convention, will bring about. Of Mr..
Dickinson and the action of the convention l shall
have more to say hereafter.
Yonrs, &C.,
G.. c. N.
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KITTRELL,s SPRING.

UQY VIRTUE OF THE POWER VESTED IN ME By
ID GEORGE KITTRELL, Sem. Esq. of Granville cnun-
ty, will sell. SATURDAY, the I'D Of October,
in the Of WELDON. NorthCarolina to the highest
bidder, that valuable property known the KlTTRELL
SPRING, together with two hundred acres of land, on
which there is an excellent SAW and GRIST MILL. and
it is beeuGd there sufficient quantity of guod timber
the tract to erect buildings for the accommndat Of
three Thousand VISITORS and nexhaustble Quar-
ry of the best Granite Stone. :. p
TERMS:- Twenty thousand dollars cash on the lst OF
November next the payment OF which deed will be
given for the balance of the purchase money
equal payments of six and twelve months from date
of sale. - .E "
...-.... A. B. STITH.
Petersburg Oct 3, 1859. S7-tds.
tB Tarboro' Souherner and Warrenton News copy. .
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WHOLE NUMBER 1881.
More Flibustering Movements! /!

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-More than one month ago,
information was received here of 6libustering move
ments against Nicaragua. Although the statement
not fully credited, it was deemed of sufficient
Importance to justify the issuance of instructions
to proper Federal officers to exercise extraordinary
watchfulness-the President himself superintending
the precautionary measures.
A recent advertisement at New Orleans of steam
ship to start from Mobile for Chriqu the 1st of
October added to other accumulating suspicious cir
cumstanccs attending the alleged invasion, but on
enquiry of the Collector at Mobile, nothing was
heard conrmatory of the report so far as that port
was concerned
Within the present week reliable information has
been received that there were a large number Of
strangers in New Orleans some of whom were
known to have been prominently connected with
previous fliburstering enterprises. This excited
suspicion in the mind of Collector Hatch, that they
meditated an unlawful expedition.
Late last night about l50 men left New Orleans,
the presumption heing that they were going to the
Belize Or Berwick's Bay to await the steamer A
clearance had been asked for the steamer Philadel-
phia proessedly for Chiriqui, but Collector Hatch
refused. The agent of the steamer persisted, but
he was unsuccessful. All this was duly communi-
Gated to the Government and it is believed was the
subject of Cabinet consideration to-day.
Orders have been telegraphed to-day for the Z. S.
Artillery, at Baton Rouge to be held in readiness to
act. if necessary, as posse comitatus.
1t is believed here that the Filibusters have so
arranged their plans as to avail themselves OF the
advantages afforded by the re-opening of the Nicara
guam Transit, but the Administration has determined
BY all means in its power, including land and naval
forces, to compel respect to the Neutrality Law.
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NOTICE..

NHONEY MADE Is MONEY SAVED!
ltA loo SACKS FINE SALT FOR SALE!
The Subscriber has in Store large and general
ment Of FAMILY GROCERIES, with u large assortment
"f best Plantation Shoes. Also large lot of Cotton Bag
horse Poughs, Corn Shelters Hay and Shuc. Cutters &C.
All the above goeds will be sold lew for cash. usual
time to lunctua paving Please call and
anime before buying elsewhere
JORDAN WOMBLE,
4th door North side Ilargett Street.
Raleigh, October 4, 1853 s6-tf.
p. S.-Best Old aud Common Liquors for sale by the
Barrel Gallon Quart.
Best Family Flour always hand wv.
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NoRTH-CARoLINA STATE FAIR.

RY AN ARRANGEMENT WITH THE RAILROAD
LIB Companies of the State the Live Stock Implements,
and other articles for exhibition said Fair will be trans
ported to and from Raleigh free Of charge
Passengers will be charged full price in coming to the
Fair but will be furnished with return tickets without
charge. -
Mr.. JouS r. HARRISON. Agent of the Society," will attend
at the Depot in Raleigh, and have all articles marked fr
Carolina Fair taken thence the show grounds ut
the expense uf the Soc:eiv.
WILSON W. WHITAKER Secrvtary
October 4, 1859. aG-tdf.
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HoGuE SESrEScED.-On Thursday evening Hogue,
some time since, was sentenced by his Honor Judge
Shepherd to be hanged on Friday the 2sth day of
this month. We learn that petitions are being
gotten up to be presented to the Governor, praying
for pardon
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-12

LOOK OUT FOR CoUNrERFE1rs rs-In one weeks time
il gentleman in Richmond had the following notes,
all counterits, presented to his counter either for
change or to pay for small purchases: ...s
Merchants Bank of Newbern, n c., $40
Bank of Wilmington, N. G., rs IS
Bank of Cape Fear, N. c., s.
North Western Bank of Virginia, 81 & $40
Bank of Commerce, r,a So
If persons will be particular in taking notes, they
will save themselves the trouble Of having them
turned on their hand Counterfeit gold 81 pieces
and % and 30 cent counterfeit pieces are circula
ting freely about the streets and in large quantities
Look to the money you receive or you will find it
worthless.
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A GREAT BoRE.-In addition to the list of Bores
enumerated by Getty Gay in another column, should
be mentioned the Aurora Bore-alis, which never
makes its appearance until everybody but Merriam
is a-bed and asleep.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-12

sYF The weather Tow is clear and pleasant, and
very fine for maturing the cotton and tobacco crops
We usually have frost by The 10th or 18th of Octo-
Der, and we have seen it here early the 7th.
The tobacco crop will probably all be housed by the
10th. These two crops arc much larger in this
State the present year than they have been here
tofore.
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday. the 9Th inst Falkland the brides
sisters by Rev. Thos. s. Campbell Mr.. Henry L. Ray and
Miss Roxanah 5 High, al! of this county.
In this county, the 2th u, the residence of the
brides father by Green Beckwith ESQ., Mr. Gray b. Hol-
lard to Miss Martha Segraves daughter Of Mr. John Sc
graves.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-12

,KIrTRELL's SPRrNGs-It will be seen by notice
given in. the Standard to-day by Mr. A, B. Stith,
that this valuable property will be sold to the high
est bidder at Weldon, on the 22d instant.
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- - - - =
ID l E. ID i,

In this county, the 2Gh u at the residence of hel
sonn-!aw Albert Williams, Mrs Sarah Smith. aged Z.
years. rect of Shon Smith, soldier of the Revolution
She had been a member of the NJ L. Church for man,
years, and died in the hope of eternal happiness.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT OR LOCAL EDI-
IA TOK. (if desired. will take the Editorial charge in
city country, by young wu has had considerable
experience in Editorial life and is also practical printer
Persons wishing further informaon by letter or other
wise, referred to
II. EDMUND ORR, ESQ.
Portsmouth, Va.
October !, 1884, S7-tf
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NJ ATIONAL ORCHESTRA. ...-A COLLECTION
~ of valuable music for small Bands and Orchestras
consisting of LIST and I'd Vions, Fuc CIarione Comets
and Bass Edited BY b. A. Burn list of pieces sent
appcation. 81 Nos. Each 80 cts.
Published by OLIVER DITSON l. CO.,
Boston.
October7, 1859. Silt.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Il ty-eght of land situate the Smh6eld road
about eight miles from Raleigh being The psee
where at present reside. The place has dwelling
heuse and Outhouses It has also an excellent peach
orchard and is well watered Something half Of the
land il cleared Persons who may wish pnichase will
please apply to the subscriber The terms will be accom-.
modatng.
GEORGE POOLE.
Rocky Mount.
October I, 1859. 4l-w5tpd.s
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NJ The Ransns COnstituti0n,

LEavENwoRrH, Oct. 5.--The elections on the
Wyandotte Constitution yesterday was quiet The
adoption of the Constitution is conceded.
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The Fillibusters off Again.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 4.-Walker and his men sail
cd last night from Berwick Bay in their own steam
or without clearance
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GeOr0;n Eecf;OD

Georgia Election.
AUGUSTA, Oct. Am election took place in this
State yesterday for Governor and members of Con-
gress Gov. Brown, Democrat has certainly been
reelected by very heavy majority.
Returns from the Seventh and Eighth Congress
sonal Districts indicate the election of Democratic
congressman.
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OBJ StanDar1.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY. OCT. 8, 1859.

HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRlxrKRs,
PUBLISHERS OF TUE LAWS OF THE UNITED
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Te(l0D Eerer.

PENSACOLA, Oct. 4-The first case of Fever oc-
CURED here to-day
Collector Hatch refused clearance to the steamer
Philadelphia. Being delayed she engaged to take
Walker and 200 men to Nicaragua, from Texas,
Alabama or elsewhere, but ostensbly to Chiri9ui.
The men were encamped at Berwicks Bay, intending
to leave on the 9Th. 1t is suspected that another
steamer will take them from Bcrwlcks Bay to Mica.
raga and that the attempted clearance of the Phila
delphia was mere ruse
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CHATHAM CoUNTY.-At the late Term oe the Su-
perior Court, Judge Dick appointed Lconidas j.
Merritt ESQ.,, Clerk and Master in Equity, in place
Of Maurice Q. Waddcl Esq, removed.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-12

A HEART WORTH HAv1NG-Church's Heart of the
Andes, valued at $4,000
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w. r. PEPPER,
ST. CHARLES HOUSE.
CORNER OF HAReErr WILMINGTON SrRslrs,
VK7ILL BE AT HIS POST DURING FAIR WEEK,
w prepared 10 feed all who CALL the best that can
be had. He will serve up in the best style, f.-
FISH, FLESH and FOWL,
of all kinds besides the finest Of fresh Norfolk OYSTERS
He is well known that he deems unnecessary to ~
more.
Raleigh Oct Z, 1885, 87-4t
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Treasurer's Office II. &. G r.. r. Cool
.. ~" RALEIGH N. G., Ocr. s, ,lts5y. I
VNHE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
Il holders If the Raleigh CASTOR Rairosd Company
will be held in the city Of Raleigh Thursday the Sd day
Of November, 1853. D."
-r' W. w. vASS
Treas & Secy.
October I. 1889. ... ... Std.