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ROBINSoN'S MANIPULATED
G. III a n O !.

tENHIS FERTILIZER, composed Of one.half BEST
4 PERUVIAN GuAN0, one,half fine Ground
Bone and the Best PHOSPHATE GuANo, Is IN
condition for Immediate use, being prepared with new
and improved machinery, by which means the most
intimate combination is Effected reducing all 70 unit
fo fine owder; and for application by drill or other
wise il is in the most perfect order. And we have no
hesitation IN saying, that for all crops IL is equal to any
fertilizer ever Offered to the farming community. Inc
quality will be kept perfectly uniform IA all cases. anu
WARRANTED TO CONTAIN PER CT. OF
AMMONIA. AND rs TO so PER CT0F
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Our Guauo is put up in strong bags, weighing about
100 pounds each
FRANCIS ROBINSON gives his personal aiten-
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Rohiuson's Manipulated Guano being in every par.
tieuar as represented All orders will receive imme-
diate attention.
T. ROBINSON & co.
No. HollingsWorth Street, up staiIs.
BALTIMORE, MD.
ROBiNSON'S MANIPULATED GUANO
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By the Following Agents;
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Hillsbor0ngh, N. IS South Boston, Va.
UNITED.
THROUGH IN "a HOURS.

A FrER the Isl day OF August next, there will be
IN conveyance for all Travellers between HILLSIDE
rough N. c., and South Boston, Va, regularly pass
ing each ythraugh Roxhoroue h. three times week
II Win leave Hlishoough a, 3 O'Clock. p. NJ, arrival
of the Western train OF Cars, every Monday. Wednes.
day and Friday, spend the night in Roxborcugh, and
arrive At South Boston every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at / o'clock. A. NJ, and return the SAINT
route, The connection will be made in time tt
Itake tha ears at Hllshorough and South Boston To-
The Northern and Southern routes. Terms accommo
dating. ]. ii. BREEZE, Contractor.
july 70. Oh
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WOOL! WOOL! WooL!!i

lanes, KERsEY, LINsEY, or CASH il prefer
% red, given for Wool a, Alpha Woollen Mills, or
ange. SHIELDS, BENNETT & co.
July 5. ss-
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For THE LADIES.
Prospectus
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
inducements offered to my patrons and the
,,mLlic nnnnral LIZ

y
Y DESIRE 10 return my grateful acknowledgment to
my friends for their liberal patronage the past sea.
son, and state further, that Notwithstanding the large
quantity Of goods have sold out 81 the spring stock,
there yet full assomentof desirable goods on hand
especially Of the expensive and fancy description Of ar
,cIes that would depeeae in value carried over 10
another season. in consequence Of the change in FASH
ions therefore offer 10 sacrifice 10 considerable ex,
tent the value Of the stock.
70 the two leading departments Of my stock pnrti.
cular attention is invited Is particularly desirable
that articles in this line Of trade should be sold oil be-
fore another season they viii therefore be offered n
their original cost, viz: Fancy Dress Goods. aud made
up and untrmmed Bonnets-
Without enumerating further, J solicit call from
friends and strangers, as intend sell my fancy AM
pretty goods at very reduced prices for the balance
The season. in order he prepared 70 oier an atac
tive assortment 10 my patrons the next season.
Mrs. c. r. OWEN.
/ July Ia. ss-
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1859.

MRS. OWEN announces 10 her patrons and the
VI public generally that she il in ihs receipt Of
her Spring Goods consisting feyery variety OF desifa.
Die Fancy and Staple articles that can possibly be in
demand and al prices varying from the lowest 70 the
highest that the market will justify.
In the MILLINERY Line-she has silk Bonnets
priced from 81 so TO s0 with almost every ntermedi
ate price.
OF STRAW Go0DS-A great variety Of styles.
suited 10 every age from the infant TO old ladies' At
Prices varying from 90 cents 10 mat Of any quality
wanted.
of DRESS GooDs-she has Muslin Rates as FOL-
lows Muslin Robes A'alls from $3.50 10 5000;
organizes from I50 10 5000; Double yolanis ram
$40 $I5 Berage Robe A'sllas varying from So 10
$40; Berage Robe Double Nolanis from 80 70 Slo;
Berage Role A'runique, a new design; Befage Robe
Dalila, still more novel article. Indiana do
Black ami White Chantly Lace Poinis and Man.
ties. Prices varying from &. 30 % sI3.
All STYLES 81 STEEL Extension skrts from Sl,5O 70
So. so; Douglass & SheFwoods TurGiule Corset aai
skirt supporters.
Y 10 he articles 81 Black silks the pafiieul atttn
lion Of an those who gishsis beautiful attel
at reduced price is invited. This article hayinghsen
purchased much below the market ,alucsay rs % %
inch a, 81 25 10 yards to The dress would cost from
+ $3.50 10 Si5-W0rth much more, according TO the
usual price d the sHcle
/ Without further paHicuariZng. 81 persons desiring
yeIy stylish and reasonably priced goods are requested
10 call ana examine for themselves They are assured
that il viii pay them for their.traahie.
In addition to the atracveuess 81 he stock, she ha,
engaged iasiy and fashionable laiy from ahFodl 9
assist hcr in making up Dresses md hantlta.
TO Cash buyers. a iibstal di-cnrn, VIII Ne male
a. such consideration j. dee h,se who ptser bu, a.
fJr cash a il ends all further trouble
IN making ample preparations and nuss II grfsls
she halefs herself that she viii be appreciated IS
generous AMI intelligent community.
Z. II. OWEN.
April 10. 80
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FyREsH TURNTP SEED, from David Lnndreth
L Also, 81 Of Gardening Tfowels, jus, RECESSED
at the DRUG STORE.
snc H. o.
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NOVEMBER,
DECEMBER
call at the Macon House
MoREHEAD CRY, \. c

MAH~AAAssAH I'll - ~
(WHICH viii he optael 20 tie 18th inst, for the
w accumulation IF tie travelling and pleasure
seeking public.
I'hs house il beautifully situated il The new and
growing Civ 81 M5frhea1 Al the terminus 81 The A.
4 v G. r. r.. IN full sisw Of For Macon ,be Iaet,
Beauf,ri and me surrounding waters Of the Harbor,
which extends from Nefth.wesi round East q souih.
wet. which view quite tteat t. those coming from
81. 70 county - see saeh sheet Of vaier. together
with he nuu5sr II vessels sailing thereon from Tie
largest Blrqle iosn Z the smallest Canoe.
4 nev hathing.h5nss jas: pct up Tor those 1k5 le-
sire the luxury I'll the sa BATH waich i conducive
Is hesh as ro5i s4!.haats AM tns,y saii3rs a.
way. ready . carry persons . any point they may
desire lof small pay.
rha proprietor viii ~ Al II his p9sfeF u render
comfortable those who may flsar him ah their rom.
pany. lis charges m51erate. ~ 80 paf day per
wres or moaia j. gtr contract, IN aiXancs.l
W. w. GUESS.
Augua e. DIV.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nr. Cheeseman,s pills.

he combination Of lugredens ia these Pills is tho
sph Of loOg and extensive practice. They arc mi Ia
thsr operaon and coltain In correcting all Irregularities
Painful onslruations removing all distractions, wheh-
81 from cold otherwise headache pain Ia tho side pal
pifaon oft heart Whites all nervous affections, bye
tsrios i0gue, pain the back and limbs &c disturbed
sleep, which arise from ihte, ruption Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were tue Of new in the treatment Of
these irregularities and obstrucoas which have consigned
G0mlhy thousands OF tho young, the beautiful and the be-
loved a PREMATURE GRAVE No female can enjoy good
hsath unless she is regular aud whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
DR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are ths most efeotual remedy ever known for Al con-
plants peculiar Females To all Glasses they inyal-
uabls tadua1 ioih certainty, periodical regularity They
are known thousands who have used Them different
PERIODS throughout 'ho country, having the sanction Of
the most eaiasht B1gsioigas iH Ansrc0.
Ezg5if directions siIg Bisa aud tbAsa they shoad not
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sssf ty mall proNpg by enclosing price to the General
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sold In Cleveland by wM. FisKE and GAYLORD X
HAMMOND aprdkwsm2n
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AZ The regular meeting be.d lssi uIsht Che FOL-
lowing Standing Committees we're appointed and
elected
On Bpid'Hgs api Sgpples -B odbun, Rbolcs,
Stanley.
On Ieaehers-N Maynard, Pratt Reese.
On T'srt BO0ks-Fogg, Thome Payne.
On Discig cigtiHe-Hayes, Vaughn, Maynard
On Bills and Accounts Stanley, Fogg Reese
On Rules and Orders Maynard Bradbutn,
Payne
On ceatrot High sehool--M Maynard, Reese,
Hayes.
On West SIDE High Sehooi-Thome, Pratt,
Vaughn.
The Committee on High School Principal re-
ported no vacancy, so Dr. Theo Sterling is the
regularly authorised Principal
On petition from Mr. G w G,ny, his son was
received again into school
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CuyahOEa Comfy Teachers Institute.
E,,r.y AF


Net at the usual time, aud having been called to
to order DR. A. Harlow concluded the exercises in
Book Keeping He was followed by Mr. f. p In.
gersoll, who finished the Instructions before the
Institute on Grammar.
DR.. j. IL. Vincent then gave us an instructive
lecture on Physiology. Music
Prof } W. Lusk being called upon, resumed lis
lecture upon Penmanship The Professor recev.
ed a vote of thanks for the very able manner in
which be had presented the "Spencarian System ("
Mr.. j. X. Pickett and Mr.. Hummston closed the
exercises on Practical Arthmeto.
Onmotion, Mr., r + Hummiston was appointed
one Of the Executive Committee in place of VIII
liaams. whore time had expired.
The Executive Committee were instructed 20 con.
fer with similar Committees OF adjoining counties
for the purpose Of bringing together the Institutes
OF several counties as Que
MIR. R. c. Smith then offered hisreport, as critic
which was accepted.
The evening session commenced at the usual time
with every seat full, and many were obliged to go
away on account Of tue house being 50 crowded
The first business was general remarks, which
were made Ey Messrs. Chapman, HummistOn, In
gersOll, and Noryille
The members of the Brass Band gave us rich aud
mClodious music, after which Prof j Garfield,
Of Hiram, was introduced 70 tbe audience and de.
liyered an able address upon the Theory and Prac
tice of Teaching"
It's unnecessary for us to comment upon Prof.
Garfields excellent speech, for those persons who
beard II know that II was good Tue following sen
timent was unanimously accepted:
To the Speaker OF the Evening"
ReSOired, That our common schools may be 80 con
Quoted in future in Ohio to give tolour State many
such specimens of intellectual greatness
After listening to excellent music by the Choir
aud Band, resolutions were passed extending vote
Of thanks to the Speakers. Instructors, Executive
Committee, Choir, Band, Propretors OF Library
Hall, aud Congregational ChHrch.
The last resolution was as follows;
| ResOlred, That our sincere and cordial thanks
be returned to the noble hearted and generous
! friends Of ChagTln Falls for the friendly manuer in
which they have received and entertained US ~
their homes free Of charge, and the warm aud gen.
era interest they have manifested in enterprise
! during the session.
! The audience joined the Choir in singing "Old
! Hundred" followed by music from the Band Ben.
euclion pronounced by Rev A. Bently
! Adjourned to meet at the call of the Executive
| Committee next Fall.
A, }. SPENCER, Sec'y.
EDITOR LEADER:-In behalf Of the members OF
the Institute, allow me to return you our cordial
thanks for publishing free of charge our daily pro
]
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An ACr

mo. III AN ACT
hequiung iNusu Assessors 20 urrrtaiu tlt nrutr of
sheep killed aud iHure by Dogs
section l. BE u enacted bg TIE General AsseBbv rf L
SfHe ono, That shall hs thc duty OF each Iov nsn
asses sr IL thus state at tho time taking lists ch1te
property Tor tn1Ation IA each year. Quiro each psr,n
~ telf sev raj townships, TO maze statement spscyng
ths numlef Of seop killed hy dogs aud also the nnubef
Of shcepiUured by dogs, H. his district duting the
hBytn ugether Win o value Of tho shrep Eiued aud
80 es nue VI th7 uiuy dins aud he said asses,ors
are required t9 make return OF the aforesaid statement 10
We counly auditor Of heI respective tie time
o RET urhng the Il Is % Chattel pruptrty Ior ax1tiou
Snc, Iha u snail he the duty OF the auditor II epch
coun 10 furnish 10 tno assessors their res Oc;,e cou
ueS such blanks as ury ho Necessary for taking tho ufc-
saii statements and suid county auuor shu rs soon ~
possible after tue Horusuu returned o MIN
make ou and rward the auditor OF state stnten, nj
showing the number OF shUep ked and injured us anr
SAID aud tho acgregn loss sustained heraby n enr
mo in their respective countieE
sec rhut shu bo the duty OF the auditor vi stale
on receipt oi the atatomeuls a lCuhd naso out and
urnisn 70 The secretary OF the ate Board ol Agriculture
10 he by nun luhhhed IN the annutl report said uuri
statement h9wng the number OF ,hiep killed and lie
number injured respectively, alOrogtd IN ench ,uny
aud iho aggregate los u each nuniy sptaued thereby
Sec 4. ihi6.aut TO take effect from aud uer as sape
WILLIAM b. WOODS.
Speaker oi the House Ut RoprcsentnuIts
MARTIN WELKER
PftSideui Of lhe SeIatc.
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The Original and best IN the world

The Original and best IN the world
Az others aro limitations and should ho avoided i
y0u wish 10 escape ridicue.
GRAY RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed INSTANTLY to a
beautiful and natural Brown OF Black, without tho least
inIUTy 10 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hsye been
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applications have been made The Hair Of hs patrons II
hls famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces q color
Ret 70 bo distinguished from nature, and wARRANrRD
GOT 10 purs ia the least however long may bs continued
snd the IN effects p Bad Dyes rsmeisd the Hair
ded for lire Dy ghis Splendid Dye
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