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- HGRRIOK'S NATCHLFSS vBGRT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their popularity. Over Ave millions Of boxes are
us' annually, giving employment TO eighty. five
and women TO put them up. Their cures are num-
tered by thousands-their praises the Il nzues Of
ALL Ctise Of Davenport and elsewhere, have you
ever used Ihem9 Put up in English, Spanish Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
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BOOTS AND SHOES
~ho100A1O % Retail.
At
THE EMPIRE 0TOREl

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT,
i HAVE now In store large and we'll selected
1 stock Of Boots and Shoes, 10 which I invite
the attention Of oil In want os articles In INV line
O0NNSrt 7t0dsvs wishing TO replenish their stork
wil and Il 70 their advantage 70 call On me before
pusohaslng elsewhere.
70 ~ humorous customers who prefer CAs1oa
Work We continue 70 hold out Inducements In shs
vey Of pvSsS stook and avItsA soovk, not equails1
this sIde Of New York
All kinds q Ladies' worn Manufactured q usual.
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Grocer n Bakers
CELEBRATED
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A New Style. Price $50
dQh RR0AnWA n Y

These Machines sew from two spools, and form
seam OF unequailed strength bea uty and elasticity
which VIII NOT rip, even II every fourth stitch be cut
They are unquestionaby the best In the market foI
family use.
"sEND FOR A CIROULAH.-d
&c. Washburne, Agent,
oc26-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
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Metal ~ATeho110O
As Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
THE susubscriher has nov in stock-
i 5000 Boxes 10 by II Tin Plate,
$500 Roofing Tin,
5000 ixloby = Tin Plate.
500 IC19 by IL -
500 " 1x12byA3 !"
800 &c l4by % I"
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500 Pigs Bsoea Tin,
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Together with full ASSORTMENT Of eheathng end
Brssiers' Copper, Aivst,, Fsvs, Stamped Ware, and
Timers Tools and Aachins, al OF which Is offered
At the lowest MARKET price for Cash.
$4,000 Bundles Wire FenCimg.
We are prepared 70 make contracts With dealers
for nrSt quality annealed Fence Wire, Nos 8 and o.
In quantities Of not less than ton deliverable 1t
Warehouse at any time previous to the FIRST day
Of June next-ave per cent cash b. paid when the
contract - made, bal.nce on delivery. PnrchAfers
are invited TO correspond with u.
Jan22 THOMAS 3. DIOKERSON.
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MALT WINE.
McKNIGHT'S MALT WINE,

VyHE subscviber Offers for comparison 9TH am
i Kind Of Imported Ale, his MATT WINE
nis connd'nee IN the superiority Of this superl
extract OF MALI snS noPs y vsrrapted b the IN.
rivaed seputstionit hos already STAINED u the Ma
de and uasts m States.
IT. production h the reeult Of % ysaYs' psactica
experience combined With the facilities IN ,rded b.
one Of the largest Breweries IN the United 0eatec
c1ntsin,ng oil the IL ess inDrovemmts adopted o..
TER recent personal inspecon Of the British Brow.
eries, with TIE express view Of introducasga
Standard Ameslean Malt Llsuer.
II 10 . pure aietic b-verags-a sGomschtc ,essoya
tive and tonio-bottled expressly for taAle ne for
hotels and for invalid -unadected b. climate. M
sold q price below even thu initiation foreign 49,
For A1alysis, 1ecommsnd.ti ons anA fusther A..
ttculsrs, address
JOHN McKnIoHT. Brewer.
aps9e.d3ms Aissay, n. Z.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

STILL IN fHB PInLD-rAs Davenport Ice Co.
Omss, ~ BrsAy street. msys An
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syria G Y sc salt.
WJbOlee1le .lueseeee.

THD O1sesisnsd has sssuss1 - eopnw q N
venpost loH the sale o. 0yracuse Salt.
nssGAants and 1eGDers vtu elW10s - q eunoay
- hand, for sale Ut
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"0uc W huO"S soy ~ INV W.
airth did it happen !"
"Now Joe was a member of the
same church with Bradley, and whilst
We we're talking, up cum the cverlast-
in hypocrite, and says he"
my old roam IS ruinedv'
"Du tell ?" says l.
"She is cut all to pieces" says he
"do you know whether she was in
your stable, Mr.. Hitchcock, lest
night?"
"Wal, mister, with this I let out
Du l know it s"-(the Yankee here
in illustration, made sudden advance
upon the dandy, who made way for
him, uncosciously as it were.)
"Do you know it, you no-souled,
shad-bellicd, squashed--headed old
night-owl, yoa!-you hay-hookin',
corn-cribbin' fodder-fudgin', cent-sha-
vim, within Of .nothin' you kate
kicks like dumb beast, but l have re-
duced the thing to a science 7"
The Yankee had not ceased to ad-
vance, nor the dandy, in his astonish.
ment, to retreat: and now the motion
of the latter being accelerated by the
apparent demonstration on the part Of
the former to SUIT tho action to the
word, he found himself in the social
hail. tumbling backwards over q pile
of baggage, tearing the knees Of his
pants as he scrambled up, and . per-
feet scream Of laughter stunning him
on all sides. The defeat was total. A
few moments afterward he was seen
dragging his own trunk ashore, while
Mr.. Hitchcock finished his story on
the boiler deck.-,St. Louis Rsveille.
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accounts to committee" and thus taking it out OF
my hands, have mado great efforts, and failed to
shew that had any connection with its settlement;
Mr.. Miller tcstifcs that " the Chief Engineer had
nothing to do with the settlement that he is aware
Of" A joint select committee Of the Legislature
have examined into the matter with all the officers
of the Company before them, and they were unable
to prove that had any thing to do with the settle
mcnt of the account of the contractors. Gov More
heads and Mr. Mcndenhalls letters sustain Inc in
nv recollection Judge Saunders was the first to
assert that was consulted by the committee, and
his statement has been not sustained the contra
nv refutcd and contradicted. And thus take leave
Of the subject. WALTER GWYNN.
Pcndleton, S. c., Aug. 4, 1859.
p S. In order to protect myself from the ascrip-
ton of over sensitivcness or undue lcngthiness in
my reply to Judge Saunders card, deem it pro-
per to say that for the first time in my life my word
has been publicly called in question in the counter
statement of Judge Saunders.
have therefore felt not only at liberty, but |
have considered it my right to reply at length and
conclusively to this counter statement. w. q.
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A SUNDAY IN BEAUFoET.-On Saturday evening.
with considerable crowd, we left again for BeaI.
fort where we remained till Monday morning. Tn
consequence of the half fare on the road for Satur
day excurtionsts and the many attractive features
of Beaufort and vicinity, it is matter of wonder to
US that larger numbers do not 90 down on Saturday
we noticed among the visitors at Beaufort d. K.
McRae, Esq, F.. G. Haywood ESQ.,, W. j. Houston,
Esq. our Solicitor, Thos. H. Holmes of Sampson
ana Martin Stevenson, ESQ.,, of Washington
Our Beaufort friends with many of whom We had
the pleasure of conversing,. informed us that the
number of visitors this year, thus far, had been far
below the number of last season.
on Sabbath morning we attended the Episcopal
Church and heard good sermon from Rev. Mr.. Van
antwerp, the pastor of the parish. The Church
edlflce, when completed, will be very convenient
and very handsome little building. The coDcrc.
CATION was larger than we had expected to sec
among whom were number of very fine looki,
ladies', several of whom. we knew to belong to
town. Desiring to finish the day in derotio
way we slept all the afternoon, after having tax
most substantial dinner, of Shipman's getting T.:
Durlng Saturday evening and Sunday we visit AL
three OF the Hotels and found sprinkle of vi ,or,
at each, but there is certainly nothing like A owi
at any of them. The CASTOR Branch had 8 do,
about 5o or Co. and this believe we was as la e o.
larger NUMBER than were at either of the the
houses. So they all have plenty Of, roo, ar
feeding well, &C., and consequently all who h +,
visit the seaside may be sure of finding room. W.
shall expect to see the crowd largely increased f,e
the observation-disclosures Progress
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NoRTH.cARoL1NA STATE FAIR, 1859.
LIST OF JUDGES.
LIVE STOCK.

LIST OF JUDGES.
LIVE STOCK.
HORSES
Thorough6reds-Qui Dmught and Saddle
Horses.
JuDGEs-Dr. Pride Jones, Alfred Aston, R. W.
Lawson, Gov. Manly, Dr. 10. Davidson.
Henry Draught Horses.
JUDGEs-J. w. Lewis, n L. Williams r. c.
Pearson, R. P. Taylor, Jno. G. King, Thomas
Bridgers.
Jacks and Jennetts-Nules.
JUDGEs-D. W. Sanders, D. Hinton, j. W. B.
Watson, VIM ~ Boylan.
CATTLE
North Derons-Durhams
JuDGEs-B. Grimes, Jr, Josiah Turner E. Nal
lett, DR.. O. G. Ford.
Grades Working Oren
JUDGEs-Chas. Manly, I. Cain, N. " Nixon, E.
Smith, DR.. E. A. Crudup.
Fat Cattle
JUDGEs-Needham Price, W. Russell, E. Smith,
Merinos
JUDGEs-H. X. Burgwynn, Seth Jones, H. F.
Bond, W. A. Graham.
SWINE.
Large Breed-SmnN -Graaes-Nutires
JUDGEs-J. Hutchns, j. A Hicks, j. F. Sade, c.
Perkins
Poultry.
JUDGEs-J. I. Williamson, B. l.. Wick, Mai. j. H.
Caldwell, Henry Mordecai, j. V. Perkins
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VALUABLE PROBE TY FOR SALE.
a NEXT COTTAGE WITH FIVE WEIIeARRANf

4 NEAT OUTAGE WITH FIVE WELL-ARRANG.
IA &c q" good SIZE together with necessary
buildings. good Barn and Stables handsomely located in
the Of LouiSbUrg with two and one-quarer acres of
land attached. aud excellent well of water; said
premises situated the Females College square,
fronting the main street.
also offer a Of land known as the lands of Dr.
Hamilton TAYLOR. decd. containing eight hundred and
eight lying the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad near
Wake Forest College adjoining The lands of James Aston,
VIM. Freeman, Mitchell and others. The Improvements
are fair, the dwelling consisting of four 20 feet
square, with Convenient ouhouses. The said premises
has on it rich bottom lands the OF Lit
tie river man! branches and springs The larger part of
Wheat Tobacco and Cotton. 1t has also gd Orchard of
Apple and Peach and nice Vineyard Of Scupper.
n"ns Grapes. will sell the above land half of H. to
snit those wishing TO purchase upon reasonable terms
During absence, Mr. JesSy Davis will show the land to
those wishing purchase, be will be always found on
the premises Mr.. James, Vim. or Richard Marlborough
will show my Lot in L"usburg to any person wishing to
purchase, when l am absent.
JNO. H. BRODIE
July 90, 1859. sl-wtf*
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FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH!

FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH!
4 40 IMPROVED PLOUGHS, CORN SHELTERS,
OO Hay and Stalk Cutters with general assert:
Best Family Groceries,
Such Bacon, Lard Flour Sugars Cofees Teas Moas.
ses Syrups and Candles, with various other Goods Also
best old Liquors. by the retail or BARREL
All the above will be sold. wholesale or RETAIL as low for
Cash. on the ususl time to punctual customers
be had at Any house in The City.
Thankful for past hvors, hope, by fair dealing and
strict attention to business to merit continuance Of the
same.
Call Hdrgett Street, 4th door, north side, and you
shall not be disappointed if good bargains will satisfy you.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, April %, 1859. 20-wtf.
Call at the Raleigh New Cheap Cash Store,
No. A., FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
Zone door aJore James II. TSwles)
IF YOU WISH TO GET BARGAINS,
II HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK AN
Il entire new stock Of
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods
OF the latest styles and Importation which, having been
bought after the great rush of trade was over at much
lower prices than those bought earlier which intend to
sell at small advance first cost call and see for your
selves hope old friends and customers will give
call before buying elsewhere think it will their
JOHN CREECH.
April Is, 1859. H-wly.
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Mrs. Gotten, W. Percival R. H. Battle, Jr., A.
NJ. German, F. f. Shober. ~
Mechanics Hull
COMMITTEE {. NJ. Avery, j. A. McMannen,
Necdham Price, I. q. Holt.
Planters Hail. OF
JupGEs-W. L. Williamson, j. W. Lewis H.
Kingsbu,y, VIM. Long.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

a GRADUATE OF The MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A of the University of New York, and practitioner of
years experience desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment. His for wishing such sua-
ton that his health will not admit of the exposure Incl
dent to the practice of medicine The most satisactory
references given, both to character and qualification
"# e Address, MEDICUS, -,e
Pittsboro', N. c..
december "a, 1858. 52-Wtf
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The Standard.
IEnona the New York Ledger.


"OLp KNa CpTroS!'-An admirable song. BY General
Norris who is conessedly the best songwrl'er OF ms
time-a most rare and honorable Distinction for as yet the
world has producd but few good 10 De aoe
To write GOOD song one that will live and that the maple
,cM sing man must those powers which ena'
BILE him to pour forth his cmotions in mellow meodous
verse. musical the warb'ing Of birds In Gu thus ten
eral Morris exces He has that Undesirable gift which
enables its posssur throw halo Of beauty and spen'
dor around the most common, everyday things
King Cotton.
ny GEORGE r. NORRIS
Old Cotton is king, boys-aha!
With his locks 81 massive and white!
He shines among kings like star!
And his is the scep,re of right,
Boys, of right.
And his is the sceptre OF right!
Old Cotton, the king, has care,
M queen. and no heir to his throne,
No conrtiers, his triumphs to share,
lie rules his dominionS alone,
Boys alone.
He rules his dOminiOns alone!
Old Cotton, the merry old boy
Like smoke frnm the pipe in his mouth
His wears glide away in their joy,
At home, in the warm sunny south,
. Bows, the SOUTH
At home in the warm sunny south!
".
Old Cotton will pleasantly reign
When other kings painfully fall,
And ever and ever remain
The migbest monarch of all,
Bows of all,
The mighest monarch Of all.
"
Then here's to old Cotton, the king!
His true loyal subjects We;
We'll laugh and we'll quaff and we'll sing
A jolly old fellow is he,
Boys, is he
A jolly old fellow is he!
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LANDS FOR SALE.

A MING WEST OFFER MY LANDS FOR SALE
"A One the county Of Davidson $50 acres. three
miles north of Lexington, the stage ad leading to Sa
lem, having good dwelling house. barn and other
outhouses a good meadow. first improved orchard
and $50 acres woodland. As TO health, it is good.
Also in the of Davie of 40 acres with
a new dwelling house aud other out-houses five public
ras meeting near the house. and store house in $50
wards Of the house 1t is the main road leading from
Lexington Mccksville. three and half miles west of
Oaks Ferry, the Yadkn river and eight miles east of
Mocksvle My post office is Lexington.
MILTON HOBBS.
June S, 1859. 24-w3m.
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
vINHE FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
il in this Institution will commence on MONDAY, the
l4th day of November; 1889. >,
preliminary course of Lectures will commence on the
18th of October 1885, and the Professors will deliver daily
bedside Lectures. @
E. D. FENNER, N. D., Professor Of Theory and Prac-
AUSTIN FLINT. NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Medicine,
&C.. &c.
SAMUEL chopin, M. D.. Professor of Surgery.
ISAAC h. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry,
&C., &c
ANTHONY PENSION, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ D.. Professor of Materia MedIca
CORNELIUS C. BEARD, M. D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
d. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. D., Professor Of Ob.
stetrcs. ..
J. F. GRAIL, NJ. D., Demonstration af Anatomy.
The Professors are under the law of the State visiting
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons the Charity Hospital and their
great aim is to give their pupils the most thorough prac-
cal instruction.
For Circulars, or any information whatever. address
E. D. FENNER, NJ. d., Dean
Anoust 1850 70-w4m.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN MIR HACKNEY POOLE
partner in my business and will continue the
as heretofore. under the of
ROSENTHAL Il POOLE,
Thankful for past iavors, beg continuance of the
same and pledge ourselves satisfy all that will honor
with their custom, in price as well as quality
Respectfully
EMIL ROSENTHAL.
As We want to make for Fall purchases will
SELL from until the first Of September arh0 stOc
at COST for cash exclusively.
ROSENTHAL POOLE.
NOTlCE.-Those owing will find their accounts made
out at Store, where they will please SETTLE either by
cash n"te to avoid mistakes. wish to settle up
my individual business possible
EMIL ROSENTHAL.
Raleigh August 5, 1859. S2-w4t.*
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August 8, 1889.
PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.

THNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
IL been placed in my hands for sale by one of the most
successful Cotton Planters in Georgia, who
desires change of residence and occupation;
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS, s,fu'
road;
One containing $500 Acres;
One containing $50 Acres; and
One containing $50 Acres;
Together with ali of the Stock corplete. Planting Uteu-
sis. and al 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,
and the balance nstaments of two three and four
years. well secured with interest payable annually.
Persons wishing to the property will please notify
few days before visiting the country that may be at
home OH their arrival.
For further particulars address a. "Bonds Mills y
Baker county, Georgia
W. W. CHEEvER.
May 9, 1859. l9-wtf
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a sister of Robert Fulton, the inventor of n. Il.
CATION by stean is said to be in the poor house in
Monroe county, Ind '' 9"
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MANUFACTURES.

MANUFACTURES.
MIL Fabrics.
JuDGEs-R. W. Lawson, &. M. Lea, Josiah Tur.
ncr, Jr., E. M. Holt, Jas. Webb.
Housshold Fabrics. 49,
JUDGEs-W. L. Pomeroy, Mrs. Gen Sinre,tarv
Mrs W. N. Boylan, Mrs. Thos. Carroll. Mrs
DR.. Evans. ''
Fine Crochet Work.
JUDGEs-Mrs Cotton, Mrs Primrose Mrs w
Mordecai Miss Partridge, Miss S. Saunders
Miss 10. Nixon.
Embroidery in Sik
JrDGEs-Miss s. Partridge, Mrs. d. W. Sanders
Mrs. J: Nixon, Miss Virgins, Miss M. Somer,
vile, Miss G. A. Holt
Embroidery IN Worsted.
JuDGEs-Mrs. j. f. Williamson. Mrs. 7 Gr;mos
Mrs. Allied Williams, Mrs. W. w. Holden. MRS
David Hinton
Knitting or Netting-Fancy Work.
JuDGEs-Miss Colburn, Mrs R. S. Tucker Mrs
l.. Walker, Mrs. VIM Grimes
Needle Work-Fsne Arts.
JUDGEs-Mrs. j. B. Bobbtt. Mrs. Gov E,..
Dr. Smedes, Mr.. R. Sterling, Mrs Marlne RS
w. II. Harrison, Miss A. Roulhac Miss s & nar
vile, Mrs. F. e. Shober, Charles Shober.
~ DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS a'sa
ri s'7aFioral Hail. .f.., -. -.
>CoxxrrrEE-Mrs. E. Primrose, Mrs. A. Williams