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THE UNANIMOUS Favor WHICH HAS ATTENDED
i the introd1 stiaH II WHEELER q WILSON'S "A VI
NY SEWISG H4sHIHE, IS saheient evidence OF its
excellence Il IL Hess TO tTst tis uSefu
stTument il bAcoming domestic institutoni the fact Is
rssognlEed By successful thousands OF families
every rank life To those Who have hitherto Fefrained
from awaiting henseTes Of les advantages, may not Ne
sis its utility IL not problem to be solved
but already realized. The highest testimony
stanly osre rnlg his verdict which has given
this Instrument wide AMI enFiAbie TePatstion.
These MaehineE are exhibited and sold By
JAMES EWING, Agent,
HoTnbroOk's BudinR.
Persons wishing stitching neatly
rnodatsd short notice. apB-Iv
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THINGS TO REMEMBER


PLEASE REMEMBER.-That these Specifics entirely
harmless in all Instances and in all Bhes use
them witAout danger, and With heneht.
PLEASE RHNEMBEts.--rhat thousands OF the most gift
ed INTEL minds in this country and Europe have
long gwen in their adherence to Homeopathy, and
employ exclusively in all cases OF diseases for themselves
ami families.
PLEASE REMEMDER.-That not only in long standing,
comll tnts, in violent diseases OF the
dangerous character, Homeopathy has proved its
p.rioritY any other system IN Repeated trial.
PLEASE REMEMBEH-TnRt HOmpOp4thy is sustained
Its theories and dootrnes hut from It's daily and
hourly curing the sick and aTrestng disease.
PLEASE REMEMBER -That II Is the little Ills that lead
great and it's e ailments that neglected lead to
grave and serious Diseases
PLEASE RENE RER.-That you may have T. In your
power promptly and pleasantly to arrest such complaints at
Rite beg nnng ami thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE RENEMBER.-That this system saves you the
struggling forcing and deception used to get other ms
taten by children al dangerous
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tn. evil results OF such
struggles ensra than oyerballnee all thu good that
may he done by the medicines thus given.
PLEASE REMEMBE8. That lIunphreys' system Of IO-
atc specifics dyests the pTiyetc practice Of The
Of all psrlchy aud atrie1cy so that every body
NAV use them.
PEEAsE REMEMBER-That the cure Of Nl'ingle chronic
alieu surh Piles, C1rarr. usaiache Sat Reum,
will than ten times pay the cost OF n case.
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or fogr dollars invested
In a Specific Remedies, will return any times It's
you every In freedom from anxiety Preyen'
tlon Of disease, and absolute relief.
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

No. !. Ferer Pnls-ForFever Congestion and Inham-
No. e R5rIs 'ii.-Tor wOrl Fever, Worm Collie, Wet
10. Batys Pms-For Collie, Crying, Tee.hus and
wakfeuIuess ;. aud Nervousness OF adults.
No. T. DiarThGG ItHs-For DiSrh0a, Cholera Iuian-
No. g. Dg'sntery Fis-TOr Colrs aripings, Dy.eatery
81 No. %,'S g. Gsoisra p,Por Cholera Cholera MOtbu,
No. l. Gouga Piss -Vor Coughs, Colds Iroar'ene,., In
No. s. Zoolsaess P2ls-Too,haeh., PaeeAche and Nsu-
No. g. Headache PlRs-FOr Headache, Vertigo, Heat
and Fullness OF the Head.
maehs, ConsIilelion and Liver Complaints
No. II. For Female LrTt0Hdrt'fes ssanty, Painful or
No u Fs1sits Pi,s-Por LsueOrrhora, Proase enses,
No. Is. Group Pias,-For Coup, Hoar.s Cough, Bad
10. il. SAT- R1euH Pms-EOr Ery,lpelas, Erup.iOnsr
10. Is. RasBsGtis riR,-Yor in, Lamensss or Sore
ness in the Chest, Back, tOins, or Limbs.
A-gor Fever and 4gpe' Cain Fever Dumb Ague' old
P-Por pies, Blind Bleeding, External
ing, Weak Blurred sight
CFor Catarr Of long standing recent, either with
Obstruction profuse discharge
W. o.-Por whoOPing coaSh, abating It's yioeace and
In GCJTs DIS sGsEssueh as Fevers, Inaammatons,
rhusA EyssneEy, Group Rheuuatism and such eruptYe
vantage giving proper promptly obvious
and In oil such the spec aes act ike charm The
entire disease is often arrested and In all The
violence OF the attack is moderated the disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous. Even should physician
Afterwards have TO be called he will take the case at dseid
ed advantage from the previous treatment.
Coins Which Of such frequent
and which often lay the ioundAton OF deceased lungs
bronchitis and consumption, all be At cured by
the Fever and Cough pas
Ia CHRoSc DISEASES such as Dyspepsa, Weak Stomach
Constipation, Liver Complaint Piles Female Debility and
Ireguiarities old Headaches, Sore Weak Eyes atnr
whose proper application will afford in almost every
AZ pgSspsa Pl.s or attrrh sadaeRe or Female weaE
has than paid for the case ten times over
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fPanos, MslOdeons, every kind Of musical iastru-
nents tuned and repaired I. o. =.
~ All gods warranted a. this establishment. noV5
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In connection with the above, keep every kind OF
establishments and musical nsrehaudlss generally
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SHEET MUSIC
TheArgest stock OF sheet usic musical works. &c. Sc
In the Western country.
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CORNER Of Hanover and Pratt 80. Baltim0re.

70. ia MAIN STREET, W
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s OP IS
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION, No. 60


PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION, No. 637.
DATED MARCH o. 1885.
Ut ORDERS PUBLIC SALES IN THE TERRITORY
IL of NEBRASKA. as follows:
At the Land Office at BROWNSVILLE, on the 9th OF
August 1885, of forty townships and parts OF town.
ships in the counties Of Richardson Nemaha johnson and
Pawnee. $50
At the SAME PLACE, on the 5th of September, 1885,
of thirtyhree townships and parts of townships IN the
counties Of Pawnee, johnson. Clay and Gage
At the Land Office at NEBRASKA CITY. on the list OF
August 1852 fy.seven townships and parts OF town.
ships in the counties of Clay, Lancaster and Calhoun
At the SAME PLACE, the 18th Of August, 1859, OF
thirty township and parts OF townships IN the counties
of Clay Lancaster and Calhoun.
At the Land Office OMAHA CITY, on the ath OF July,
1885, of oryuur townships and parts of townships in the
counties of Sarpay, Douglas, Washington and Burt
At the SAME PLACE. the 25th of july 1855, OF thr
tysx townships and parts of townships In the counes Oh
Burt Cummings and Dodge 49,, .
JULY 1885, of eighteen townships and parts of townships
in the county of Dakota.
The lands will be offered with the usual exceptions OF
school sections, &C., &c.
The sales will be kept open until the lands all offered
which is to be accomplished within two weeks, and no
longer; and private entry of OF The lands Will be
admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks
Presumption claimants required to establish their
claims the satisfaction of the proper register and recev-
err and make payment for the before the day
appointed for the of the public sales, other
wise their ms will be forfeited.
THOS A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Washington April %, 1859. l9-w6t.
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and Justice; deeming the possession of that Island
essential to the protection of the expanding and va
ried commercial interests of the country. And that
should Spain attempt to ALLEVIATE the island to any
other foreign power, to Afrcanize it by abolish
ing slavery therein, then should this government
interfere and prevent such action on the part OF
SPAIN
Resolred That we invite the continued aid and
cooperation of all Wings throughout the District
who heretofore have stood firm for their country
against the changing phases and dangerous practices
and tendencies of Know NothingiSm, and who see IN
the recent attempts to rebuild the Wing party out
of Know Nothing material of those great prln-
ciples which, in days past, commanded their appro
val and support
Resolred That we have witnessed with regret ana
dissatisfaction the course of Hon. John A. Giimer'
in the last Congress, against the admission OF nan,
sas, as slave State into the Union, and We Ieel
that we would do less than duty were we to a'i
firmly to condemn his votes against the ADMISSION
of slave State as radically at variance with the
cherished sentiments of the great body OF the South
ern people-as untrue to the interests OF the con-
stitucncy which he Representatives. Incompatible
with the spread of the institutions OF the southern
States, and as being in strange and lnexcusable ~
filiation with black Republicanism on the great
question of paramount Importance to the South
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The Hon. Samuel p Hill, from the committee on
nominations, reported that the committee with
unanimiy heretofore unequalled, had instructed him
to propose to the convention the name OF SfEPllEA
E. WILLIAMS, of Caswell.
The announcement, with Mr.. Hills remarks, were
received with enthusiastic apll use.
Messrs Merritt of Chatham and Gaines OF Mont
gomcry, responded to calls made upon them in briel
but pointed addresses; and the utmost harmony and
enthusiasm prevailed.
On motion, Geo. Patterson, N. d. Smith and John
d. Long, Esqrs., were appointed to wait upon MIR.
Williams and request his acceptance. After short
interval Mr.. Williams appeared in convention, and
in one of his happest efforts accepted the nomna-
ton. We could not, without gross injustice to Mr.
w. attempt an outline of his rich and glowing
address 1t gave earnest of success, and it pos
sble aroused his hearers to still greater enthusiasm
On motion of W. d. Harrington an Executive
Committee for the District. to consist Of one from
each county, who should also have power to desig-
nate the time and place for the next Convention was
appointed. and consisted of the same gentlemen who
compose the committee on resolutions
On motion of Mr.. Merritt the thanks of the Con
veaton were rendered to the President and Secreta-
rieS.
On motion o. ". S. Hill,
ResclreL That the proceedings of this Convention
be published in the Raleigh Standard, with re
quest that the Western Sentinel Fayetteville Caro-
Hni,tn. and Democratic papers generally, copy.
The Convention then adjourned.
ROBERT P DICK, Chm.
E. }. GAINES, sec'vs.
j. l. SCALES, {
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Very truly,
Your brother democrat.

Mr. McRAE AT CHAPEL HnL.-Mr. McRae spoke
at II A. NJ. The Chapel was crowded His speech
was decided hit: it was brilliant and effective.
heard but one opinion of it-unquahfed praise
He ran parallel between all the great men who
have figured on life's stagc-dividing them into two
classcs-mcn of genius and men of talent. He in
sisted that the latter had won the most permanent
fame, and had been most useful to mankind and
thence drew lesson of encouragement to the mass.
Nature has denied to Mr.. McHae but one of the
attributes of an orator-voice. This though not
powerful, is trenchantly sharp; and falls not I'M
pleasantly on the tympanum Of the He was
rather discursivc-hs discourse somewhat discon-
nected-" de omnibus rebus." Though do not De-
long to the mil admirari' order, you see l am not
given to blind indscriminate praise. As an orator
think Mr.. McRae the first in the State-equal to
any ever hearl-supcrior. however extravagant it
may appear. to Everett His manner is eminently
earnest and impressive; and his eye blazes with
that magnetic power which think the peculiar
characteristic of oratory.-Cor VII. Journal
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

GATES Co., N. G., May ~, 1859.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: One of the largest and most
enthusiastic conventions of the Democracy ever
held in the First Congressional District Of North
Carolina assembled in the town of EdentOn on the
26th inst, and nominated without dissenting
voice, and with the greatest enthusiasm, Hon. Henry
NJ. Shaw for reelection to Congress. VIM. F. Mar
tin was called to preside over the deliberations Of
the body. Mr.. Martin delivered an able and inter-
esting speech in opposition to the oppostionsts and
in favor of the principles of the great Democratic
party. Speeches were delivered by various gentle
men, all of whom seemed confident of the triumph
ant election of their tavorite candidate. Every
county in the district represented by enthusiast
tic delegations ] have never witnessed as much
unanmity in any public body. As co-laborers in
common cause, every man acted in harmony and
concert with the convention 1t was really cheer
ing to see our brother Democrats coming up from
the different counties and acting together patriots
and as Democrats. They all represented that in
their respective counties Dr. Shaw was stronger
than ever before. The proceedings of our conven-
ton stand in beautiful contrast to the inharmonious
dongs o. the opposition carnival recently held IN
Winton. A faithful and true Democratic platform
was adopted upon which our candidate will go tri-
umphantly through the district have rarely seen
the Democracy more thoroughly aroused than they
are now. They are determined to expel even the
footprints of that mongrel concern cppositionism
from the district Listen for good report from the
first in August next. While We entertain little or
doubt of success it is nevertheless, our duty to
work. All of the guns of the opposition will be
brought to bear against us. Even that Jupiter t.
mans, Kenneth Rayner, haskindly consented to tramp
around in behalf of his plattormless party. In his
labor of love may he have pleasant time. will
try and keep you posted in regard to the doings of
the opposition in the first district. write in great
haste.
Very truly,
Your brother democrat.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,

TEACHERS.
]. II. MILLs-English Literature and Moral Philosophy.
VALENTINE FRIEsE Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
Miss N. Z. GAkLAHD-Languages.
Miss NJ. A. SAITH Elementary Branches.
Miss NJ. A. MISUNDERSTANDING and Painting.
Mrs. E N. MILLs-Musc, Embroidery and Ornamental
Work.
Miss S. A. FAUcETr-Vocal and Instrumental Music.
REMARKS.
Mr. FRIEsE is teacher of experience and distinguished
lie is especially qualified for the department be
occupies
Miss GARLAND las learned languages the system Of
Dr. Harrison. and is highly recommended by Masters Of
Arts Of the University of Va.
Miss HAMMOND is one of the most talented and gifted
Artists sent by the Worcester School of Design
The distinguished Miss Robinson gives her the hges
dUrsement
The other teachers have been many years connected with
the school, and we'll known to The public.
Ample accommodations offered TO teachers and others
who wish to prosecute unusual extent the studies
of any one department.
Every department has been arranged to afford tho
greatest advantages at tile smallest .spense.
~ The next Session will open on the LIST MONDAY
in July.
CATALOGUES will be sent application.
For admission address,
J. q. MILLS,
Oxford, NC.
June 6, 1882 23-w5tpd
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Correspondence of the Newborn Progress
GRAHAM, n. c., Nav %, IS!

GRAHAM, n. e., May %, 1859.
On Wednesday, attended the public examina-
ton of the students of Graham College an insttu-
ton under the patronage and control of the Chris
tan Church, and was much interested. This insti-
tuition is conducted On the union plan, both the
sexes being admitted to all the classes, and, learn,
is succeeding very finely. There is also connected
with this institution Biblical School, where young
men are prepared for preaching the gospel lis
tened to addresses from five of the number, which
showed that the church had much to expect from
them in the future. Rev. VIM H. Doherty is the
President of the College, and is man of decided
talent and ability for the government of College,
and learn, is one of the first scholars of the State
| see that he is announced as one of the speakers
at the approaching Educational Convention in your
town.
The annual sermon was preached by Rev. Wm
B. Wellons, Editor of the Christian Sun of Suffolk
Va, and the annual address was delivered by j. l.
Scales, Esq, member of the bar in this place, and
young man Of great promise in his profession.
The people Of Graham are plain in their manners
and very hospitable and kind to strangers. l have
been delighted In my association with them.
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PIEDMONT SPRINGS
Stokes County, n, C.

VyHESE WELI-KNOWN AND POPULAR spn,,
Il situated in the county of Stokes two miles fa lNGS
bury. the County Site claim share of the at,sn Dan
the health and pleasureseeking public of Nortb.W
Carolina, and the State. "eleip
The Proprietor has effected great improvement IL -.
rangement of his House, and is able to acco e ar
300 boarders with and comfort. ''u0dals
The Scenery of this section is regarded as uns,,,
in beauty by any to be found in the State TbonaS passed
Wild broken and romantic that of the extreSa %t
there is quiet loneliness about it, charming In Il,
bolder The Springs gush Immediately from the h D.
of the noble bills composing the Sauratown Monn,s
the most prominent and attractive peak of which is Nuns
Knob. distant four miles In the vicinity of the
THE CASCADE,
A visit to which always repays the trouble Everv ~,
BILE convenience for the amusement and comfort n: pat
will be provided suesl
TRAVELLING FACILITIES.
The Proprietor will run trweeky line of Coaches e..
distance direct and easy transportation without
and delay. Distance from High-Pont to Salem lS nn
From Salem to Springs %. A''s
TERMS:
one man per month, $50 90
. m Weeh' 800
Children under IL years and Servants half rates
These popular Springs invaluable for their Med
qualities They have cured Scrufua Dyspepsia and M
Of the Chest, when all other remedies had failed
sY Tile Season opens June lat. 81
June /, 1859. 2a-wSn
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POSITIVELY FOR SALE,
In WARREN COUNTY,

A VALUABLE MANUFACTURING MILL, CON A
"A nevertailing sream,) with all the fixtures complete
in two miles Of the town of Warrenion N c. also abou.
10 LIKELY NEGROES-men. boys, and girls. If not
disposed of privately application to Mrs. Anna Turner
who is now here from California, to myself, will, ON
FRIDAY the 18th July next positively expose to public
SALE at the Court House door in the town of Warrenton
credit Of six months with interest from the day of
sale the Negroes and for the Mill and Land onethrd
of the purchase money Cash. and the balance in equal
annual payments. carving interest frum sale, (he title to
the Mill and Land will be withheld until all The purchase
money paid The above described pro, erty belongs
Dan. Turner who is in California, and who intends
MA king that his permanent home. ANY information want
ed on the subject will be cordially given by agent
for d. Turner The Negroes likely and the Mill in
good repair Bond with gnod security in all cases. will be
required of the purchaser before the delivery of the p
perty.
T. A. MONTGOMERY, Agent.
WarrpntOn, n, c.. Nav Q. 1858, 20-W6f,
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTH.WESTERN GEORGIA.

TYNIlE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
Il been placed in hands for sale, by of the
successful Cotton Planters Southwestern Georgia. who
des res change of residence and occupation:
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS, stu
aied i'll the heart of the Lime Belt convenient to Rail
road
One containing $500 Acres;
One containing .7in Acres; and
One containing l,250 Acres;
Together with all of The Stock corplete Planting Uten-
sis. and an abundant supply of Provisions.
Also. seventy experienced and No. l. Cotton making
NEGROES. the most Of whom working hands, will be
sold with the Plantations if desired but not separately.
Terms follows be made:-A small amount of cash
aid the balance in instruments of one wo three and four
years. well secured, with interest payable annually.
Persons wishing 10 the property will please notify
few days before visiting the country, that may be at
hume o their arrival
For further particulars address a. "Bonds Mills
Baker county, Georgia.
W. W. CHEEyER.
May 8, 1859. ly-wtf
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VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S

VX7ILL EXHIBIT AT RALEIGH ON TUES
w DAY and WEDNESDAY, June 2lst and ed,
1859, all the TRAINED LIONS, TIGERS. LEOP ARDS,
&c, MONSTER PERFORMING ELEPHANT, DANCING
HORSES EDUCATED PONIES, RIDING MONKEYS,
TRICK DOGS and he Qmdruredal Wonders, the ACT
ING MULES; while the Equestrian Department is
posed Of uueqmli,d array of
French, English and American Stars, of the
first magnitudeI!!
~" Doors open al and o'clock P. N.
81 Admission 80 cents Children and Servants % cts
c. L. WHEELER Agent
June Z, 1859. 23-w2t.
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Ihs S5apaata.
Ne War.
By ALFRED rENNYsoN.

There is sound of thunder afar,
Storm in the South that darkens the day
Storm of battle and thunder Of war,
Well, if it do not roll our way,
Storm storm! Riflemen! storm!
Ready, be ready to meet the storm!
Rihemen, rifemen, rAemen form!
Be not deaf to the sound that warns!
BE not guild by despot's plea!
Are figs of thistles, or grapes OF tb"rns!
How ,bould despot set men free?
Form! form! Rifemen form!
Ready, be ready to meet the storm?
Riaemen, rhemen, ri6emcn form!
Let your Reforms for moment 60,
Look to your butts and take good aims,
Better rotten borough or 80,
Than a rotten feet or a city in flames!
Form! form! R6emen FORM
Ready. be ready to meet the storm!
Riiiemen, rihenien, rfemen form!
Form, be ready to do or die?
Form in Freedoms name and the Queens!
True, that we have faithful ally,
But only the devil knows what he MEANS
Form! form. Rfemen form!
Ready, be ready to meet the storm!
Rifemen, rifemen, rtemen form
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.

ElHE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark Co., Arkansas
Il l2,O0o acres of wild COTTON LANDS for SALE in
tracts to suit purchasers favorable can be
afforded in any portion of the These lands were To-
Gated twenty years ago. and equal if superior
the amount that may be found in any other por
tion of the State These lands lie within % 80 miles of
Camden. Arkansas, Furnishing town. where from 10000
to 10000 bales of cotton shipped by steamboats, annu
ally and also within 30 miles Of Arkadelphia flourish
cotton every season.
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad that is certain to be built within five years. hav
ing large land grant from the government.
Any information can be had by addressing the under
signed at Arkadelphia, Clark Co., Arkansas.
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
July 20, 1888. 29-Wtf
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June 6, 1859.

INFORMATION WANTED OF SUSAN SPAIN.
i the daughter OF JOHN PENNINGTON, decd, who
married JOHN W. SPAIN. She left Wake county, N. c.,
about lSiS perhaps for Tennessee Texas The under
signed has Land Warrant for her said fathers Gel vices
Any information Of her will be thankfully received
GEORGE H. PENNINGTON,
New Light =. O.,
Wake Co. N. c.
Nay "a, 1859. i3& 9l-w6t
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TO DRUGGISTS.

TO DRUGGISTS.
a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
IA Of the University of New York, and practitioner of
years experience. desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such silua
tim that his health will not admit of the exposure incl
dent the practice OF medicine The satisfactory
references given both character and qualification
Address MEDICUS,
Pit,sbcrn', n. C.
December o. 1858 52-wtf