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Branch Bank---Re-O Organization.

THE undersigned hereby give notice, that they have
associated provided in the 18th Section Of the
Charter OF the State Bank OF Iowa. for the purpose OF
1yli.15p ns.usaxe shs esats Bank - IsDA, GA,Aans
Greeer. In CLAYTON county, Iowa, with capital OF
Fifty Thousand Doxrs. and that = Book Of Sub,sri-
tion for the Capita. Stock Of said proposed Branch
will be opened ~ the Office OF Messrs. Lee 4 Kinnaird
In McGrcgor the 9th day Of September next ana
be kept open for two successive days. from 10 O'Clock
NJ, till o'clock, r. NJ, at which time and place
all desiring to subscribe to the Capital stock
will have an opportunity OF doing 40. -,
la RAYBTrE BI0ELOw, REUBEN NOBLE
y. d. EATON, O. C. LEE
ELLIOTr BRADLEY, GEO. L. BASS.
@. 8. C. ScOTT, Err, BARRON
THOMAS ARNOLD, d. y. HOFFMAN,
v. kTkOUsE, Up. RICHARDSON,
L. n, EVANS. C. A. SOIyTIINAYD
AMOS pEARsALL.
Mc6rcgor. Iowa, August 10, ls59w3
DWELLING HOUSE FOR 5SALE,fs.A
- EuqNre OF the subscriber. E3s;sl
s WILLIAM r. LATHAM 1sk
AIct;regor, Iowa, August IA, 1s59tf
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The GoEMovt1lO Convention
Tho proceedings Of the Democratic Mas
Convention Of Thursday last will be found In
our columns The Central Committee has
named September 7th for the nominating Con-
vention and it is believed that large number
Of the ''bons and sinew" as well a. liberal
supply Of aspirants will be present.
Not being at the County Seat on Thursday
last We cannot describe the doings, but they are
reported to rs as having been Of most salts.
factory and enthusiastic character. The Nc.
Gregor Delegation was large and spunky. A
four-horse wagon was rugged pand decorated
with Banners of patriotic signi6cAtion, the
McCregor Brass Band walked the country up
on the line Of march and, in all, the pcocsaaioo
must have numbered about one dozen teams,
all well loaded with working Democrats. Ar.
rived at Garnavillo the welcome given our de.
legation was very fattering. BEN. M. sAxusls
opened the discussion In an address Of IN hosr.
Hon. Mr.. vAnDEvER replied in an hour and Z
half and Samuels closed in half hour speech
samuels speech is spoken Of by all who hoard
it a. mastery etfort-many old well posted
men tell us they never listened to 50 fine a
exhibition Of logic and eloquence. The oheers
given his glowing allusions 70 Senator Douglas
and Popular Sovereignty told most plainly that
the pulse Of the people, irrespective Of party,
beats sympathetically with the MAN and bid
principles On The whole The day was ono Of
the brightest which he Clayton county Demo.
crazy hare ever Witnessed.
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Allamakeo County.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention for
Allamakee and Winnishiek counties, takes
place at Wawkon september l7th-ths Aha
makee Democratic county Convention 1t the
same place and on the same day. Mrs. Deve,
Of Wawkon found q pretty saakc, and Evs:like
che took notion to tin trying to carry i,
home alive the rattler bit her. DR.. Barnes and
whisky saved her life. The Editor Of the
Transcripts Is Poet and a pretty good one too
The wants female ':Scwing machine badly
The Wawkon Band is getting to be consider
able crowd Of good fellows and nothing short
Of .. contest with the McGrsg0r Bad win
take the conceit outUf them. The TLanserips
has run upthe Democratic Ticket AID comes
into the field cditorially. Wonder sf'bfothe,
10. Of the Garnavillo Jeu,nsl, can. go its De-
mocracy now
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A TsAcH8R.-'.3Sym Csyuklc,"a cosssspondsnt Of
the Milwaukee Sentinel, says that Presssoe Hfssman
1t Fox Lake, missed some lard FROM his hbshsa and
searched the trunks Of eevsral yoaog lsdy boardes
who wore q bis house attending his school.
This was decidedly Svsssy tsisk. #
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81 young man recently left the state Of Iowa
fbr tho State Of Wisconsin, . prelude TO entering
the state OF matmony leaving behind him the follow.
ing lines: Chow he must have sunered!)
THE DIsAPPOINTED.
thought her mine, thought the world
Was full ofjoy for me
didd not dream, that In sitter years
lts folly should see.
But 90 II proved, I sought her hand
really Thought I'D got her,
But oh alAsi her answer came
Her mother s0oNldn't 1t her
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"Livs MArrsR."-Charley Cotton Of the winona
Democrat, takes his success, baby logically, thus
friend OF ours In McGregor beat Cottem's document
over half pound last week. but IL don't make 'hov
the fuss about II tho MeGregor article was . boy
however, and this may account for the disrsnss In
weight: g =.
~ II tho DBMocR At II somewhat heavy this week,
Il may be accounted for from the fast Of On addition
ON Wednesday last, Of mine pownds end half Of gal
meat to the sdtor's responsib ilities We had, IN
addition 70 the gaI nine pounds and half Of .spon-
dulicks," we'd be the happiest dog Of editor that
ever wagged tail gas
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,Go.E EAsr-ALLEN of the firm of Allen &
Southmayd. MEaalLL of Merrill & Barron, H.
c. Scorr of Scott e. Bro, and JoHx v. d.
BsNFos Of Hoffman, Benton & Co.. are now in
the Eastern cities selecting Fall stocks.
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Hail Columbia!
Planning Lu mn Der.

Pianing and Matching Flooring, Saving
Flooring into Siding, &c., dc.
--ALSo--
Sash, Dsers, Blinds. Windos Frames, &c., dc
All Orders neatly and promptly filed.
We hope BY strict attention to business merit
a share OF public patronage. WATTS 4 DOUGLASS.
NcGrsgor, Iowa, August "a, 1S5otf
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Melons.
John H. Folsom. Esqr, Of Prairie du Chen.
has favored this oisce with several Melons Of
excellent quality-ose Of them WAS whale IN
size, and = dslicious ~ naidens lips in quail
iy. Folsom came 10 Prairie du Chen Jsnal,
1895. and he has seen laany changes in this
country since that time. He tells " that he
once e long time ago) came 70 this Coslce
strawberying with the wife and sister Of Gen.
z. TArIoa, then commanding It Fost Crawford,
and the wife Of the late NJ lockwood Of the
Rtaiie; thers was not then house ct Nc.
Grssos. They passed up the tall now the Mo.
nsaa road shout one mile. found teacup-full
Of berries, killed ~ rattls-anakes and resumed
70 Me Prairie.
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Run Alive.
The Charleston e. g. Ne.os has been .'taking
on" terribly Of late At the prospect Of Mr.
DousLAs' nomination for The Presidency. Some
mischisvous fellows in Milwaukee are stirring
mp the editor By writing "synonimous" letters
at him; Tie following is : specimen:
MILWAUKEE,, July 9th, 1859.
EdkoS! Assning NesDs:-Then, you do really
think thatif Douglas Is in danger Of being nom
mated ct Charleston, the Southern" delegates
will seosde and nsSsisste tov themselves i am
sorry you think 30, but still we can't help it,
Stephen A. Douglas 10 bound 10 be nominated!
your e1Orts to the contrary Notwithstanding.
You are . :. and you don't amount to a
row Of pins. We like to see just such journals
a. the Nea0e oppose Douglas. Nothing helps
him more. This State (Wisconsin) am proud
70 tell you will send at least 1900, and II nee.
essary 5000 Douglas men,-Proyidence per-
hitting. I shall be one of the number. And ell
ask i 70 get sight Of you, and will make
"sow jam" Of your head in two minutes. In
stead Of "lc 600. the North will send 81, 600.
Yours. respectfully,
A DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.
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Tho Country.
A call to see sick friend in the country took
Us as far As Ossian. on Thursday Of last week.
We had heard much Of the abundance Of the
harvest, but close confinement to Office duties
prevented our seeing it while growing, and with
all the Aattering representations Of it We were
unrrepared for 20 grand . display Of the boun-
ties of nature.
OssrAN is about IS miles from MEG regor, and
with the exception Of the hrst five miles out Of
town We can safely say that the country b COW
cred with Wheat, in stacks and shocks; Oats
ditto; Barley ditto; Corn, Millet, Buekwheat
and Hungarian Grass growing as luxuriantly a.
though Providence Himself were Farmer, and
had the weather made to order. There is no
land on earth that can beat Northern Iowa for
beauty of scenery, fertility or health, and the
sooner some of our fogy friends East get here
and become Hawkeyes BY residence the better
for themselves and children. At Ossian we
took survey of the farms of the Brooks boys
$500 acres, in all-and found the land a.
good. as beautiful and as abundant in grain as
had often been described to us. On this large
- 49, "a. .:.s1 Esssss1ss4lsnnisIs
1t being pretty wen up % the 5d5b0es59s0 Of
the Upper Iowa and the Turkey, the country il
better watered with springs and running streams
than it il nearer the Mississippi. Jas. BsooKs.
the proprietor Of the Ossian House, has the best
cabinet Of Shells and petri6cationsin Northern
Iowa, all Of them collected in Winneshiek
county. He has several feet of petriAed SER
pent which must have been fifteen or twenty
feet in length, and twenty -four inches in cir.
conference. Az our eyes rested on the parts Of
this Stony monster We could not avoid thanking
God that He had provided for the death Of all
such rascals long before we got sight Of Iowa.
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A HoAx.-The papers now say that Mrs.
Bradley, Of Warren, who was reported to have
given birth to eight children, never was ma
in her life. She has been married six years,
and up 10 this time 10 childlcss!
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NOTICE

nercby given that have this day disposed orpy
Il stock Of Hardware to w. Bingham & Co., Of
same place. 9. q. RICKyELL.
Mcf'regor, August LIST, ls5s.-l47n
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Planning Mill.
Wars & DOUGLASS have at length got their
Mill in proper rig and are now ready to gil all
orders for each and every part Of q house that
requires wood. They have been to much ex.
pense in fitting up machinery which the town
and country cannot dispense with. and it is but
justice to give them all our trade in planned lum.
ber doors Of all sizes. sash, ripped stuff Of every
and machinery will satisfy any one that they
have opened business to win, and there need be
no fear that orders will not DO filed in the most
prompt manner a. we'll as on the most reason.
able terms. Builders will fndit grestly TO their
interest to pstronize this Steam planer. Shop
ON Ann street.
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Nsw Fnn- Doctors Parker = Martin have
formed medical partnership 1t this place.
They vosk on ths 'sOld-Iine" system and can
exhibit every evidence Of theoretical and prac.
tical ability In their henosed profession. See
their card.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PARKER & MARTIN.

Fhystct0ns, 6NrgeeHs ds9 AccoRcAsurs.
Once up stairs, In Odsll 4 Esesman's building,
MAIN stresf, Mc0regos, Iowa. As
= - SAsAsks .. y H. G. MARTIN, -. y.
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sr.CaAalss.-Ihs Intelligsneer 1t The place
has passed i,tc TIE hands Of A. BF. Hildreth
the senior partner, Mr. Carver having retired
nom the concern. So ss.s.
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against using Pills while
In that condition, - the
Ipropricter Ass umss no
!. responsibility AFTER che
!. above adInonition, IL
though their mildness
would prevent any injury
to health otherwise,
thcse Pills arc recon-
mcnded. Directions ae-
companying each box.
Price. 81.
n. B.-Ask for DIR. Du-
lpono0's Golden Pills. Sec
signature on every box .
You then obtain . Pill
lyon may depend upon.
ladies by inclosing one
Dollar by mail to either
. OF the agents below, can
have the Pills sent (con-
fidentially) to any part OF
the country.
& Co., AcGregor.
J., 124 Lake-St., Chicago.
'rn States, also dealers In
generally. they'll
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8. 3. CBEDBRArloN.-we are advised BY Mr. JosL
DArroH, Of the Committee Of Arrangements, that
there will be an old-fsshioned, wsll-gctup Sunday
School Celebration, q HARDIN, the 10th Of Sop
being made BY the citissns there TO aceommols ell
who come, We hope 60 hear that large army u Ntle
mon and women vill be mustered ON that 4aeasion
Coed spsahers will b thsee % address tie Adrsa,
and most pleasant sathssing may be sasiy antiipat
3D. tits little toe ar to 90 and return IN one day
~ We would pledge liberal supply Of pantalooned
and pantaiettsA soldiers Of the Christian 5sfast,y
from Nc0rcRoe. ~.
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ohDMArloN.-Mr. IIssay q. McAR7Hus, =. hate
graduate Of the Chicago Theological Seminary, having
accepted an invitation Of the First Congregational
Church and Society Of McGrcgor, and having been
commissioned BY the American Home Missionary Soci-
ETY. to labor in this city, II Is proposed Thursday,
the 25th inst, to ordain him to the Gospel Ministry.
The preliminary exercises will take place At Academy
Hall, at o'clock, p. ~, and tho ordinary ceremonies
at the same place, at o'clock In the evening. Sur
rounding Ministers and others feeling interested IN
being Pr cent on the ocesaion cordially invited
Rev. 4. Adams, OF DEBORAH, will preach tho ser
mon, and tho charge will be- delivered by Rev. Jesse
Guernsey, Of Dubuque.
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hsnor towards Us in his last issue. We thought Of
stating to him that the rsSsssss which hs tosk excs
tioa TO, were not intended reflection On his town.
hs paper himself, bat that our remarss were pen.
ned with an exactly opposite view but II - sharp
Greene cannot soc this from tho tenor or our
language in the last issue OF tho Tsmes probably
unnecessary to assist him to sight Of It. In that
part Of his nrst paragraph which intended r w.t.
he will observe that he has mis- quoted us-ws did not
say 'shst many Of ovr suburban lots" Re-, but
''many Of tAe suburban lots" "Jssms" W think the
Leader Is an excellent paper and Of eourss II never
contains dull and windy communications. al
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WAaxHousEs.-. Our new riysr warehouses are
about 6nisaed, With de sxssption q Msaiss,
0ilshrisss. When done they Will hold 90O.
90 bushels Of grain. 4 good wagon rod
isin process Of eonstvctioo 6s feet wide up
The river bank -. Nssth 6cGssgor' hsidfs-
When RousDs Of Chicago comes ont here
again We win par him from town otown NTH.
ont The hasasd Of dsowniag o. bseoning turtle.
iSed. -. 49,.
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Practitioners and invands Invited to examinS the
Advertisement Of Jswarr this day found In our paper
Mr. JcwettA recently from Dubuque where BE- has
bsen prominent teacher In their best sshssass He
we'll acquainted With the business in which he Is
now engaged bis stock IL carefully selected, he h
young, snsrsste and accommodating and eur readers
may rely upon receiving pure articles At reasonable
prices they deal at his store There business
whefs safs honorable man 10 more required than Yin
handling Drugs and xsdicinss-h!e depends upon his
care, and one who h attentive and careful shoua be
extensively patronised. We think Jewstt IL jsst the
right kind Of m.n and hope he will grow rich by
doing good to town and country.
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VIII Customers can be supplied At all times with
sne ne.e artisle. In the market while the FARMERS
ch.ndisc or cssh,s for wlateycs they may br,.r e.
town for sale. -'S~S ~
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II See third page for --latest" and other
reading matter.
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SSeseSS S~~.SD - S-sUs0s ss~0 UOAss0OO 0eO
horn.
The agents Of tho four trunk lines from
New Yoek hsys agrsed upon an advance IL
Freights. Thisis too bad while producs 10 %
low ; but the agreement viii PROBABLY explode
The neeAlae dhops IT The Capitol s5tspsion
q Warrington were burnt on the l6th-loaa
Ca, 900.
The Dog and Monkey thsatsicsls viii probs.
bly, be here in few weeks and then look GU,
for fun; there viii hardly be room enough In
our town to hold the crowd.
i h stsongly recommended BY ". r. Braek.
ct and Chambeslain + Ryder Of Dsbuqus thai
North Iowa fasnss ahasA sow large brsadlhs
Of se:sssv wheat We thi.k Il VIII never srow
on the open praisisss bss itis good seop On
timbsred land.
Gen. Dodge and M. Kirkxood hass aersed
upon appoiatmsnts h he seash pass & che
State.
The Milwantsa Rsntiasl gives q account
Fofs the Beam q .ss9 ssGssnsd ltiend ssI3sick'
Pomeroyi - duel. He was not hit By . bal
h sapposed 70 hare died from excesaiss All
tasion! poor Brill hsswsll! We could
have bettss sparsd better nan.~ 49,
An teir 4 wanted iae ~ .ahNbasps sslat1
u England. worth twaaty niliions stssiing -
Whsrs = shat ohieiady.vh M hrnishss esat i
/: "A fikss PsaLsr .aa.el Haynes, from Cray,
wis. uAaoia, shot : sqpaw n mere apsst hi,
spring, I'LL ennaninx Tie, plains. The triha
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COMMERCIAL.
Moorssor wholesale AG~kes.

WEDNESDAY, August "a, 1853.
Corrected meekly BY HOFFMAN,, BENT0NA co.
Wholesale 0roecrs and Druggists.1
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-08-17
GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.

THoMAsvILLE, DAVIDSON Co., N. C.
THE annual commencemeen will be on the 9th
i and 18th of JUNE. The Fall Session will COM
menee on the last WEDNESDAY in July, and
close December goth 1859. Spring Session will
open o n the I'd TUESDAY in January, and close
May 31st, 1860.
This is the cheapest school in the State of its
grade. Our course is thorough-both solid and
ornamental. Board, exclusive of washing and
lights, $6 per month. English course S. to SIS.
Music on Piano and Guitar $40. No charge fer
Instruments, Maps, Fuel or SERVANTS. Ornamen
tails, Latin and Preach, So each. We hope all pu-
pills will be present at the opening ofthe session, SO
as to be classed, but win be received at any time,
and charged to the end of the session. Our corps
of Teachers is complete.
For further particulars and Catalogues, address
j. W.. THOMAS,
/ President Board Trustees.
June II, 1859. 43-st.
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For the Spirit Of tn
MY LIFE.


IT'S like q frail bark sailing
Oser the pillows Of the sea;
Now with gentle breezes gliding,
Der each riplet on the lea,
Now tossed upon the dark waye,
Threatning each moment to sink
My bark to q watery grave,
Breaking every golden link.
IT'S like the slender oak tree,
Gaily bending fore the breeze,
Swaying every leafet free,
And nodding 'mong the trees;
Then when the fierce winds blow,
Bending so low to the ground
That its frail life seems too low
Ever again to be found.
IT'S like the early spring flowers,
Nesting amid the leaves,
There resting in earth's bowers,
Meier dreaming that nature cleaves
Earth's dearest and ~loveliest ties,
Till the hoary frost decends,
Or the monday sun hotly lies
On its crest, it's head low bends.
lis like the sparkling streamiet,
Wandering through life's parterre,
Culling here and there n Aowret
'Mong enrth's WEAKNESS and care
Onward hieing through crooks and turns,
Never 1Ausing its steady fight,
But growing stronger Us 1t runs,
Till It teaches the sea of light MATTE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-08-17
EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY

nineteenth annual session of this Institu-
i ton will commence on the 3rd of August, 1859.
The course of study is thorough and systematic,
embracing everything necessary to a complete,
solid and ornamental education. The Bull,
D1NGS are so arranged as to combine the COM
forts of a home with the advantages of a school.
Instructors of the highest qualifications are en-
ployed in each of the Departments.
TERMS:
Board, including washing, lights, and fuel per SEES
v u i've mOuluS,. SOv,oO
Tuition in the regular classes, 1000
Catalogues containing all necessary informa-
ton respecting the course of Instruction, Terms,
&C., viii be forwarded on application to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal,
41--to q S. pd. Greensboro, N. G.
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firtsiSs SeaOing.
Please God Take good Care of our
Baby.

Please God Take good Care OF our
Baby.
Oheekedi How well her parents loved her,
and her own little heart was full of love to
them and to God in heaven. By and by q
Aev claiment to her love appeared baby
brother. And il the heart was brimful Of
tenderness before, it overflowed now, surely,
for our Baby, as Fanny called him, was to her
the fairest, the rarest and the best Of all that
God had made. None of her little treasures
were too precious to be lavished on Baby,
and kisses from her lips were showered thick
as ~rain-drops upon the wee face, the hands
and the dimpled arms Of this ''last gift."-
Very often at night, after she had been put
70 rest in her little crib, she would rise up,
look towards her mothers bed, where little
Tommy lay, and say, Mamma, take good
care Of Baby and kiss him good night for
me-"
But the REAPER whose name is Death"
smote the loved one, and they buried his
body in the damp cold ground. Poor Fanny
was q bitter mourper, till her mother told
her again aud again that Baby had gone to
God, which was enough for her trusting
heart to know.
A few days afterwards a lady came to see
her mother-avery unwise lady, too, | think,
or she never would have tortured that little
heart with such questions-and she asked
Fanny ifshe wasn't very sorry that her broth
sr was lying under the ground.
Mamma says that isn't true" was the
child's reply. at wasn't our real baby tha'
they buried in the grave. The real Baby hai
gone to God in Heaven
But God had a great many babies Their
before. Amt you afraid He'll forget to tax
good care Of little Tommy 2"
mo" said the child, though with q treu
bling hesitaney-iT think if He had a-man
babies there before, He'll know all the goode
to take care of ours"
But after the lady went away, Fam
thought a great deal about it and woul
come to her mother often during the da,
and say Mamma, you're sure, amt you, thi
God doesn't ever forget Baby now" An
that night when lying in her crib as usns
her mother heard her say, "Please God tai
care Of our baby, and kiss him goodnight {
mel"
Sweet, trusting Fanny 1t was not lol
before another little grave was made best
Baby Tommy's, for his loving sister, too, b
gone TO God in Heaven.-LStt6 Pilgrim.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-08-17
LAND FOR SALE.

II HAVE 216 acres of Land for sale, 4 miles from
Thomasville, on the n. c.. Railroad, so acres
cleared and in cultivation. This place is well
and has good meadows, orchard and is
well adapted to the growth of Tobacco, Wheat
and Corn, and is well watered by several good
springs. For further particulars address the sub,
scriber at Townsville, N. C.
DAVID LOFTIN.
May 81, 1859. 39...3m.