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AYERS
Ague Cure,

Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE oy
Intermittent Fever. or Fever ara; ANA
Remittent Fever. Chill Fever. Dun,h
A-ue. Periodical Headache, or 0;,,o,.
Headache. and Bilious Fever., inlrsa
for the whole class Of diseases orig.
mating in hillary arrangement. causes
by the Malaria Of miasmatic couutr,e.
No one remedy is louder called for hy ;hs
necessities Of the American people than sun
and safe cure for Fever and Ague Such
remedy We are now enabled 10 offer, with
perfect certainty that il viii eradicate the dis.
ease. and with assurance. founded on NM
that no harm can arise from lis use in ,,,,
quantity.
That which protects from or prevents tb;,
disorder must be Of immense service IN -,
communities where IL prevails. P,,r-,-; !.
better than cure. for the patient escane. ,ha
risk which he must run IL violent attacks ~
this baletul dis;cmper. This "CrLE" evrals
the miasinaiic poison of FEvrR ,yp Aer,
from the system and prevents The deyelon.
ment of the disease. If taken on the f,.. a.,
proach of lis prcmonitory svEr.oms. 4, (.
not ONLY the best remedy ever yst discover,
FOR this class Of complaints. ba, al>n n
cheapest. The large quantity We sspnly ~
dollar brings il within the reach II ev-,,,
body: and in bilious districts, where Frvr..
AND AGUE prevails. every BODY should hay. Il
and use il freely both for cure and ptu,ec,ion
II is hoped this price viii place it within N,
reach Of all-thc poor aS well q IT, ri,h.
great superiority Of this remed, over a-r
other ever discovered for the speedy ana ee,.
tain cure Of lntCrmitt cnts i. THAI il conta.-s
no QuIniRc az mineral, con .eQucn,'v !. ma.
duCes no QGiniSm or other injurious ,.iac;.
whatever upon The constitution. Those curee
by It are lett as healthy as II they had ueys,
had the disease.
Fever and Asueis not alone the oansoqucrc,
OF the miasmatic poison. \ great VARIETY q.
disorders arse from It's irritation. among - ieh
| are Neuralgia. rheumatism. Gout. headashe
Blindness. Toothache. Earaehe. Cs,srrh. Ash.
ma. Pslpitation. Painful Affection If tn
| Spleen. Mysteries. Pain in the BOwcl>. Cone
Paralysis. and arrangement OF the stomach
al Of which. when originating IN tins cause
put On the intermittent type, OF become perioa
zeal. This Cure" eXp,ls the poison fi0R
| the blood. and consequently cures them an
! alike. IL is an invaluable protection 10 inn.i.
grants ani persons travelling az icmporari,
I los!dinc in the malarious districts. If takoa
/ occasionally or daily while exposed 20 tie ~
| fiction. that viii he cNCretcd from The sys,sr.
| and cannot accumulate in sufficient auaruts
e. Tipcn into disease. Hence II /. even more
valuable for protection than ctrc. O 80 few vil
ever suffer from IntennittC.,s. II '.iay avail
themselves Of the protection tn remedy al
! ttras.
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Sunday school Book.

THOSE wishing Sunday School books or per
l. odicals can be supplied on short rctiee, Q!
applying to the subscriber, or his secre'srs
corner Of Capitol Avenue and Lspeer street
A. UPSON,
s. S. 1issiosa-y.
Lansing City, FEB. 1s, 1859.
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
NEW BOOK STORE!

WIN. NJ: CARR, has moved his stock one door
W north OF Bagley's Grocery, on Washington
Avenue. Papers, Magazines, Books andSiation-
cry. Call and examine before purchasing else.
where. les
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New Firm.

THE subscribers having recently associated
i themselves together under the name Of the
Lansing Planning Mill Company, for the purpose
of manufacturing SASH Blinds and Door--also,
Planning and Matching all kinds OF lumber, and
filing all bills of work for the entire finishing OF
houses, would respectfully invite the attentlo..
of all having business in our line, 10 give u 4
call, as we are now prepared to receive all Or
ders and do the work in the best possible man
Ter. Shop opposite the Presbyterian church. on
the river Middle Town
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no YOU WANT Window Shades and Fix
~ TIRES: You viii find fine stock sttbe
CITY BOOK STORE.
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ailiiul -tLddlC>, removing al op-lf nCtiON-,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain
in the side, palpitation Of the heart, disturbed
sleep, which arise FROM Interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
These powders are invaluable, as they viii bring
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies
who have been disappointed ia the use Of other
medicines, can place the utmost confidence in
d.. Wat7on's Powder doing all they represent
10 DO.
NOTICE.
There is one condition a: the female system ia
which the Powder cannot be taken without pro-
ducing "A PECULIAR RESULT The condition
referred Ia is PRtGNANCY-the result, MIS-
CARRIAGE. Such j. the irresistible tendency
OF the medicine To restore the sexual functions
to q normal condition, that even the reproductive
power 81 nature cannot resist &.
Warranted parey vegetable, aud free from
any thing Injurious. Explicit directions, which
should be read, accompany each package
Price, SEN; by mail 10 any part Of The
United State. secure from dang,ror obs. rvaton.
iddIcs, W L. WATSON, VI. j.,
No. :, la Gcncscc St, Syracuse y Y.
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80 wide is the field OF is i,.lRoss ard 50 ru-
HcIaus are The eases oi lis cures, that alno4
,,ore section o. country aboulds - persons pub
.ie, known, who have been restored .rom alarming
and cen desperate diseases # The lungs ~ iis
use. NnCn once tired, is superiority yer eyriy
other medicine Of lis kind IS too apparent 10 escape
oh~cr.4lsu. and where IL Nutucs ale known. i-e
public ~ longer hesitate what an'idoie 70 eiap.as
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections vi ~
pulmonary oruaus thar are incident to our Climate
VIII. manv inferior remedies thrust upon. tn
community hayc faded and hocn discarded. tins
hI. canned friends by every iria, conferred benefits
nn a.. afflicted they can never forget, and ldo-
due,d cIr-. too numcroa, and too reuafkao!et 70
D.. La -nlfal.
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5MI1 LUMBER YARD.
HAVE Oh hand and for =ale, a large and well
/ selected stock Of
L l. L, Z II IL - L, u

Embracing all tie different thickiesses and quail
tiles in general use. ! large lot of Sized Boards
for Gothic houses and barns. Any amount of
first, second and common inch, inch and a fourth
flooring, which offer very low for cash.
Also, 30 300 zee. Of Scantiin and .foists,
at ali lengths ana sizes Roof Boards, Board and
Stick La;h. 100000 choice Shaved pine Shin
gle \ large amount Of l!ewed Timber. Bass
and Whi;e@oOi Lumber, A,h and Basswood
Flooring.
Ill ~. Inn.L-.. III La LII rr-..-h or H.
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ir.s. 'hs,. t1I--s, - F.I 10 i.rr hat nearly me
7arth Of tee e.al deaths N HI cJU-rr caused by
consumption T. say nothing 81 4 = uu;a-rJus oii"T uis
Cfe-- s.iara.g Tom "a '-.!.,h ga' -.
To l.; ts- IN yo.r l.. ,,il bat, IL .Il-r.ny fio.l
cough or .t ut tur luu-s hIv .Dte 81 ii JpfLANlr-
Eti~A'iir CORDIAL, au' ynr 5-s. safely count .
cIr' i'I-tUH haze dose So li,:e c".tire t. rs
U--.i--.Gl r:-c.s
'"u-i IEo ss- iscl 3.s. .-r-i 90 dy'
pepfir -',- of the s.ausr Nli-I the German
Bitter hol!l D. u~-l. ia Ct-- ii weakness, az geu
rTal d"bH'y q 80 system re- I.'us from prOtTdc
ts] 'p 10, t,~ Ct-a.-l l. -.-,s IA found Of er-s
benefit.
Prepared osf =, 'r .. Il eeAz "a, rs A-ch Street;
Tn a!ci"1, AM Ger safe hr Iruy-as'. an -:os"leepeT
Throughout lie J",ist s,.te5 ani Canada. Pfics 50
cent ter bottle.
Fer ate by !: Thave- = O., L = Rlin -tou aEl New.
II" = Gro lansing, AMI az qectabe Druggists the
Ua.ou. lyls5
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Important so Females.


ZANE oi he best medicines
~ tof Obstruction, Irregular
tiles and Painful IeustrUati0n
ever used.
The combination Of ingredi-
ents IL these Powders is the re-
suit Of 4 long and extensive
practice. They are mild ia
their operation, and certain in
correcting all irregularities,
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(hSSicefV Sale.

a. 49," Sf'ff'tt". =
L. CHAPNAS, Sorr tor Comprt.
Dated. Mason. June 3d.lS5a.
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Ayers Cherry Pectcral,

TOR THE RAPID 90 ne oE
ror-hs. Colds, Influenza. IIosrseness,
Group. bronchitis. IIcipient Sopsump-
i:oU. and for the relief Of t0nsEnp tive
Patients in advanced Stages ot the
t.f.rakP.
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iGl:tss<.erS .stEs

WN. II. PIScKSEy, Atty for MORTGAGE.
Dated Nav Ia. A. y. 1859 33w2lI
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

DISTINGUISHED PASSENGERS. distinguished
individuals, says the Petersburg Express, of Tues
day last with their heads shaved and their hides
no doubt still smartng with the sting Of hundred
lashes each, passed through this city, yesterday
morning, for their northern homes They had been
to Columbus, Georgia. where they were detected in
the act Of picking pockets, for which they were
whipped, had their heads shaved and received their
leaving papers, They were queer looking trio Of
Williams, and evidently felt funny they looked
One of them was sixty years of age-an old sinner
the others were young and sharp.
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VIc1LANcE.-The people of Wilson have organized
a committee of vigilance and safety. 1t is well to
be on the alert Let every person of doubtful char
acter be questioned and watched, and, if deemed
necessary let their baggage be searched Emissares
are among us. They are travelling on various mis-
sions, but the true mission of many Of them is to
excite slaves against their masters There Others
new comers, but not entirely strangers, upon whom
it is also proper to keep an eye. The South must
unite as one man in the present crisis.
Do such organs Of public sent ment at the North
as the New York Times really desire to preserve
the Union? If they do, let them "show their faith
by their works." We tell the Northern people that
the next step of the South will be final Our people
love the Constitution and they are still attached to
the Union. They would dissolve the latter in the
last resort with many and bitter regrets; but they
soM not submit year after year to such condition
of things as now exists. Let them and their slaves
alone and they will fear nothing but can the Union
co-exist with constant necessity, in the minds of
large portion of our people, for vigilance committees
to guard against Northern emissaries? And if these
things be so now what would be our condition under
black Republican rule?
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~ We learn from the Charlotte Democrat that
the Hornets Nest Rifemen, of that town, have ten
dered their services to Gov. Ellis, in case he should
need their aid in maintaining the rights of the State
There are some ten or fifteen Volunteer Companies
in this State. There ought to be at least one for
each County in the State. The formation of such
Companies should be encouraged in every proper
practicable way. Wesee it stated that Company
has been formed in Halifax County, commanded by
W. B. Pope, Esq-a gentleman admirably fitted for
the position.
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PRIZE ESSAYS.

A THE LAST MEETING OF THE MEDICAL SO.
"A cIety Of the State Of orthCarolua Dr. Cyrus A.,
Alexander offered prize of fifty duars for the best essay
On th use of Tobacco, and its injurious effects upon the
Human System"
Every competitor for this prize expected to conform to
The following regulations vz:To forward the Commit
tee, on or before the fourth Wednesday in April 1860
copy "f his essay, with motto written hereupon and also
accompanying sealed packet having the same motto in
scrbed upon the outside and his and place of
dence within Letters accompanying the unsuccessful es-
says Will be destroyed by the Committee unopened.
DIR. CHARLES Z. JOHNSON)
DIR. EDWARD WARREN, Com.
DR.. E. BURKE HAYWOOD
Direct to Drs johnson Haywood, at Raleigh or to
DR.. Warren, at Edenton.
December 2, 1852 '-f" 1O3-et
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WARLIKE SrUDENrs.-The Students of Richmond
Medical College have formed themselves into Mill
tary Company to the number of fifty, elected their
officers, and rendered their services to Gov. Wise,
which he has accepted. The local Editor of the
Enquirer says that medical students "would be the
very devil at cutting up. We will guarantee they
would do their full share of hewing the carcasses
Of the aboltionists. They know where the mortal
parts lie, and therefore every lick would be a
fnisher"
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ABoLlrIoNIsTs IN CoLuMBrs Gave learn from
the Sun, that young man, whose sentiments in re-
gard to slavery are not in harmony with those Of
the South the same question: ordered to leave
Charles Scott Co., dealers in embroideries linen,
&C., 254 and 256 Canal-street, New York. 1t would
be we'll for Southerners to keep sharp look out for
all such abolition emissaries, and if detected teach
them lesson that will not be forgotten in an hour.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

AAH ADoLrr1os1sr PoLED AND DUCKED.-We learn
from the Salisbury papers that Saturday last
Sandy Taite, Scotchman, who has resided in Rowan
for some five six years, took it into his head to
express inccndiary abolition sentiments whercupon
the said Sandy was seized carried into back lot,
stripped to his waist, tarred and feathered then
carried through town on pole, and then ducked in
the creek. He was afterwards arrested under
warrant and committed to prison to answer for his
offence.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL CoMPASY.-
We are indebted to some frisnd for copy of the
Fourth Annual Report Of the Board Of Direction
Chesapeake Canal Company" We are gratified to
learn from the Report Of the ndefatigabe President
of the work, Mr.. Parks, that there is now con-
tinuous channel through the entire line, Of sufficient
capacity for lighters and barges, and for steamers
and other vessels not drawing more than five feet Of
waterp The work of dredging and excavation is
still going forward and it is confidently expected
that by the first of September next the depth of
water through the whole Canal will be seven feet d.
The Directors on the part of the State Of North.
Carolina in this work are Hon. H. NJ. Shaw and
Hon. John B. Jones, Of Currituck, and W. G. VIII
son, Esq.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

HILLsBoRoUGH MILITARY AcADEMY.-We are in
debted to the courtesy Of the Principal, Col. Tew,
for copy of the First Annual Register of the
Officers and Cadets" of this Academy. We cop.d
into our last, from the Hllsborough Recorder brief
article in relation to the late Examination showing
the advantages offered by this Academy to the youth
of the country. During the past year eighty-two
Cadets were entered of whom eleven were dismissed,
two suspended, twelve honorably discharged, three
furloughed leaving fifty -four in the institution
Forty three of these were from this State twenty
eight from South Carolina four from Virginia three
from Louisiana, two from Georgia from Alabama,
and one from Texas The officers of the institution
are as follows: Col. G. c. Tew, Superintendent; W.
D. Gail!ord, Warren Adams, Capt. j. NJ. Richardson,
Capt c. E. Lightfoot, and D. H. Hamilton, jr.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07
LAND FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS LAyD
in Wake county, twelve miles Nurth East of Raleigh
on the old stage road two miles from Rogers Bridge and
three frrm Roesye containing 205 acres 1t has two
story house it, nearly new, and houses and we'll
OF good water in the yard There good chance raise
crop the ensuing year. Any person wishing buy will
apply soon, will give possession at Christmas Any in
formation wanted apply 10 me at Roiesville
JOHN T. WALKER.
December 2, 1859. 4g-wStpd
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w Congress will assemble on Monday next.
Mr.. Senator Bragg left on Wednesday, and Mr..
Senator Clingnan and our Representative, Mr..
Branch, left on Thursday for Washington City
We have full confidence in their prudence, integri-
ty, and spirit They will maintain all the rights of
their constituents in the Union, IF THEY cAN-out
of it, IF THEY MUST.
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~ The New York Tribune has correspondent
in Charestown, who manages to screen himself from
detection while he ridicules and misrepresents the
people of that Place and of Virginia. We trust he
will yet be caught and drummed out in a new suit
of tar and feathers
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

eYe The Charlotte Democrat states that the first
drove of hogs this season. passed through that place
on Saturday last. There were 440 in the drove
81 cents gross was asked, but not obtained They
we're then driven to Anson CouptY
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From WdshipgtOn Citu,

WASHINGTON Nov 3O.-There are now about 80
members Of Congress in this city. Caucuses Of the
respective parties will be held on Saturday night
Judge Douglas and his wife design leaving this city
on the 10Th of Demcember for Florida
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

THE UNvERsITY.-The annual meeting Of the
Board of Trustees held at the Executive Office,
on Thursday last The Treasurer, Gov. Manly,
read his Report, showing prosperous condition Of
the affairs of the institution. Another meeting will
be held on the 10Th instant at which the vacancies
in the Profcssorshps will be filled and other busi
ness Of importance transacted.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.--P
~ COUNTY Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No.
vsmber Term. lS59.-Joseph L. Ballard aks Samuel
Briey. deceased
In this appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Samuel Vines and wife Nancy William Ardn Br,!ey
and - are non-resdents of this State: it is ordered
by the Court that publication be made in the NorthC Caro-
to appear at the next Term of this Court be held at the
Court House in Greenve the first Monday of February
next then and there TO plead demur this pc
cordingy. So.
Witness. Henry ShepperdI Clerk of our said Court at
Office in Greenyille, the first Monday of August 1859
H. SHEPHERD, Clerk.
December 2, 1889. pr. adv. &562&.) 49-w6t.
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R% We invite attention to the communication
signed at j. L." 1t is from the pen Of one of
our most intelligent and substantial citizens.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

E Washington Irving died at this residence
near Tarrytown, New York, on Tuesday last, in the
17th year of his age. ..t ..-......!
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

H In the Circuit Court of the United States,
in session here this week, Wilkinson, of Bladen,
was convicted of robbing the mail, and sentenced
to two years Imprisonment. R. P. Dick, Esq, ap-
peared for the United States, and E. G. Haywood,
ESQ.,, for the prisoner, @ -.E ,.a. r.. -. -..-. 4.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

GEN. BROGDEN.-We are gratiied to state that
Mr.. Comptroller Brogden has returned to the City
much improved in health.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

w Our talented young friend, Mr.. A. T. Banks,
has retired from the Fayetteville Carolinian. We
wish him much success in bis new pursuits.
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CHARLEsTowN Nov. 80. 1856!

cohh DfoWh maintains MS equanlmty ana Is Du-
sled with correspondence and reading No further
interviews with him will be allowed His time and
patience were exhausted by curious visitors On
being importuned for his autograph, he kindly but
firmly declined, on the ground that he could not
grant the favor and keep his faith with Others
Cook is very much shaken. His lip quivers, his
hand shakes, and his eyes wander. He evidently
anticipates his death with great horror. The other
prisoners are much the same. Stephens face is We
ry much swollen, but his life will last long enough
The negroes say they are "as comfortable as could
he expected"
The execution of Friday will take place in large
field back of the prison. in the rear of which are the
mountains. The scaffold will be finished on Thurs
day morning. The moose is already made in the
cotton rope.
The arrangements of the hanging are in charge of
Major-General Taliaferro Sheriff Campbell Mayor
Greene and Col. Hunter, but as yet none Of them
have been disclosed.
A proclamation has been issued forbiddng any
person to leave his house after dark, under penalty
Of ten dollars.
Several reporters of the Northern Press having
arrived at Harper's Ferry yesterday, compelled
by the military to return to Baltimore. 1t is said
that Brown stated to gentleman yesterday, that
he had now no hope OF a rescue, on account Of the
extent of the military preparations, but that his
boys would never have permitted his execution if
there was any prospect of an attempt proving to be
successful. The military now in Charlestown num-
bers over fifteen hundred and several more compa-
MES will be here tomorrow, swelling the number to
two thousand
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING IN TOWN
OR VICINITY.
DROF. LOOMS WILL TUNE OR REPAIR PIANOS,
IL if ardersare left at the Marlborough House. -
re will also cover Piano Hammers with the new patent
Felt which gives beautiful clear the instrument,
and never gets harsh. '-
a The subscriber has tuned and repaired for me. and
recommend him as fully competent to give satisfaction.
j. CHICKERING.
Refer also to Rev. DR.. Smedes, and Prof. Hanson.
December 9, 1859. l03-St
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In Board of Trustees of University of N. Co.
.. RALEIGH, Dec. l., 1883. (
ORDERED, THAT PUBLIC NOTICE BE GIVEN
in the Raleigh Standard and Raleigh Register, that
the Board will proceed to fill the in the Profess
sorsh'ps and decide other important questions on MON
DAY the 18th instant and that the Board of Trus-
tees generally be requested to attend
CHAS MANLY, sec'y
lO3-td.
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STOVES FOR SALE.
= STOVES AND A LOT OF STOVE PIPE FOR
- sale cheap.
. .- THOMAS CARTER
December 9, 1859. IO3-lt
NOTICE!

NOTICEy
HlHERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE DEMOC.
IL racy of Franklin. in Lousburg, TUESDAY of
December Court for the papose Of appointing delegates to
the District Convention and also sppant delegates 10
the State Convention to be held in Raleigh the 9Th of
March next. -. = .
MANY DEMOCRATS
L0uisburg, N. e., Dec. 2, 1853. ' lU3-td.
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CEDAR fORH AcADEMY,

RfCHARD W. .YORK, Principal
VVHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
j open on I'd WEDNESDAY, in Jsnuary. fSs6, md
close Sd THURSDAY ia June >''
new and commodious bulldog has been erected fof
the school. ~ ~ . II - .'c' '
The course Of instruction is extensive snd thorough EN-.
bracing Ancient and Modern Languages Mathematics Nat.
ural Science and English Etersture : =.
It is situated Immediately Oh the G. Railroad miles
north Of Morrsville and students coming BY Railroad
can get of at the Academy. - Il. = -
EXPENSES PEE SEssfort r-
month, ft'a - q, M
Tuition varies from - - se nm IN COO No
For Circular or further information addres. tho p-,c
pal or Prest Of the Board of Trustees Morrisve C.
a. WEATHERSPOON,
Cedar Fork, N. c., Dec. ., 1859. a. w4t