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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-25

every kind, call at RuST0N'S Feed and Seed Store,
under the Telegraph Ofhce, where you be ac-
commodated as cheap as the cheapest, and good
ths bsst, delivered in any part the city free of
drayage. Recollect, at RUST ON'S, on Water street
Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100
chean. lsepr2Sl r. S r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-25

H.z.MES .U. SH.4JS.EL1.S; .ATTO r.
a. ney at Law, Evansville, Indiana.
BS0fice Third street, in the rear af the Cres-
cent City Bank Building. ap30-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
E1aLE STYLE DRESS AaTs.-

II Comprising all the latest American and French
fashions. Our fall style Dress Hat is unsurpassed
for symetrca proportions, and is equal, if not su-
parior in durability and beauty, TO any ever made.
Our Conformation enables us to warrant perfect
and comfortable fit to the wearer, matter how ir
regular his head may be. Now is the time, gentle
men, to leave your orders.
VAUTIER & MARCONNIER,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A NEAT COTTAGE WITH FIVE WELLARRANG.
- ed rooms of good size, together with necessary
buildings. gond Barn and Stables Handsomely located in
the town of ousburg with and onequarer acres of
land attached and most excellent well of water; said
premises are situated near the Female College square
fronting the main street.
also offer tract 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 rooms 20 feet
square, with convenient onrhouses The said premises
has it rich bottom lands the waters of Lit
tie river many branches and springs The larger part of
the land is the natural growth and well adapted to Corn
Wheat Tobacco and Cotton 1t has also good Orchard of
Apple and Peach Trees and Vineyard of Scupper.
n"ng Grapes will sell the above land, or half of It. to
Snt ihose wishing to purchase upon reasonable terms
During my absence. Mr. Jessy Davis will show the land to
those wishing 10 purchase, he will be always found on
the premises Mr.. james, VIM. Richard Marlborough
will show nv Lot in Lusburg to any person wishing to
purchase, when am absent.
July 90, 1859. 3lNwtf.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

A IMING TO 60 WEST, I OFFER MY LANDS FOR
"A sse consulting of two tracts about two miles apart
Both tracts in The county Of johnston and Sto
ngs Depot, called Clayton. The which reside
lies Immediately the North Carolina Railroad and
tue main road leading frum Raleigh to Sm'thfeld The
ssd tract 6 land has good story dwelling. nearly
lew with six rooms 1s by IL feet double porco in fnt
and also other outhouses and excellent well of water
The dwelling is beautifully situated the above named
rud and the main road it is in the village called Clay
ton 1t would afford excellent opportunity to educate
children, we have excellent scbl in the place The
said tract contains about four hundred and fifty acres
ssting Of pine and creek lands abnut sevenyve Of
g,Iod low grounds, about eight in cultivation and
fifteen ready clear the balance of the cleared land
upland AS to the health OF the place it be beaten
in the State. - ~
The other tract lies Neuse river consists principal
" Of oak land and contains hundred and nnety-eght
acres about fifty of g,od low grounds part of it in
cultivation There is nbutTa threehOrse crop of omen
land the tract There good Tobacco and Corn crop
now grnwing The land The said tract has small
framed dwelling house and other out.houses with large
framed tobacco barns Both Of the above named tracls of
land are adapted to the growth of Corn, Coun Tobacc
Wheat, Oats de- ....r - .E.. -.
Any person wishing to buy will do well to call on the
undersigned soon, disposed sell good terms
For further particulars address at Clayton N. c.,
Johnston county.
T.-. n.- JOS. NJ. SMITH,
August IL, 1859. ..s- s3-wtf*
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The STANDARD.
rfick. IJoop an Editor. :

The Editor Of the Star of the Vest published at St. Jo
SEMI No. received the following glowing pOem and a
uns,spicous of The joke therein contained 1t was not u
til the Star printed and distributed among his sui
scrber that lie fund il acrostic exceedingly com
pimentary Of himself Read the initials Of each line:
The joyful spring once more with cllupleis crowned,
Has poured her choicest blessings all around;
Each silent valley and each verdant lawn, ...,
Eurichd with flowers look beaureous the dawn.
Demure and modest here the violet grows.
In Wonder garden blooms the blushing rose; -.r..
To these the lac adds her fragrant dover .,.. ..
OF perfume cherished by the and shower.
Reviving Flora walks the earth, queen
Of Kingdoms Fearless a fairy scene;
Far DER The hills, in mafiy graceful line,
The rainbow blossoms of the orchard shine
How softly mingled all their tints unite,
Embalm the breeze and bless the graceful night;
Sweet music. too if heard from flower and tree,
The breeze the birds, the murmur Of the tee
And down the cliff WHERE rocks oppose in vain,
Runs the clear stream in music TO the plain;
1E noisy groups far from their Southern home,
Now round the lofty spire the swallows roam,
The fearless Robin builds with glossy leaves
His fragile nest beneath the farmers caves
Embowered in shade the partridge makes her bed,
With silken moss Der tender osiers spread;
Each happy bird expands his dappled wings
Scars with his gentle mate and sweety sings;
The sounds of joyful hllsbandry arise,
In pleasing murmurs To the pale blue skies;
Shrill floats the plowinans whistle whilst be speeds
Along the yielding earth his patient sceds
Joyful the life which tlls the genial soil,
And sweet the profits of the farmers toll;
Content as smiling as a cherb's face,
Keeps jo, full viyilg round his dwelling place,
And gentle Hope and Love forever bright,
Shining like Scraphs in their bowers Of light,
Salute each morning and e,nbalm each night.
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA..

VHNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
been placed in my hands for sale. by of the most
successful Cotton Planters in Western Georgia. who
desires change of residence and occnparion
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS stu
ated in the heart of the Lime Belt convenient to Rail.
road;
One containing $500 Acres;
One containing ,75n Acres; and
One containing $50 Acres
Together with all Of the Stock co-plete Planting Uten
ss and an abundant supply of Provisions.
Also. seventy experienced and No. |, Cotton making
NEGROES the most of whom working hands, will be
sold with the Plantations if desired, but separately
Terms as follows can be ga small amount of c.sh
and the balance instruments of one two three and four
years. well secured with interest payable annually.
Persons wishing I" see the property will please notify
me few days before visiting the country that may
home their arrival.
For further particulars address me a. "Bonds Mills"
Baker county, Georgia.
May 9. 1859. ly-w,f
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A Coon DAYS BUs1NEss.-The Central Railroad
despatched yesterday one hundred and three cars
with freight to the amount of S. 400; besides which
the passenger train that left at IL o'clock noon took
one hundred and sixty passengers, which, at an
average of say s. piece, would give $3.50, or sir
thousand too hundred md thirty dollars for the
days business! exclusive Of the fare of the night
passenger train.-tMrannah Ne,cs.
The above is the result of we'll managed road
that is worked for low freights-by careful and at
tentve officers that labor to make their road attrac
tive by regular system of kindness and attention
to all customers The stock Of this road at one time
would not bring at auction more than % ner cent
but for the last ten years it has not paid less than
per cent dividends annually, and the stock is now
worth 20 per cent above its par value. i -
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CorToS.-The general anticipation of large cot
ton crop, which prevailed in the early part of the
year, has been fully realized the production of that
great staple having considerably exceeded that of any
previous season, while We have had occasion to no
tice the most encouraging fact that the demand has
fully kept pace with the increased supplies We
estimate the total crop in round numbers at $780,
Gao bales, against g. 1862 last year, 29395ly in
ls5f-'57, and 1897, S45 in 1s55l56.
The receipts at this port during the year amount
to 739 bales. of which 1Ol 2l3 were from Mo-
bile Florida, and Texas by Last year the total
receipts were l66S.7775 bales and the year before
1.317,49G. The exports of the year embrace 1,777
l66 bales.
We suhjoin the dates Of blooming the earliest fall
frcsts and the amount of crop for the last nineteen
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REWARD OF HoNEsTY-BEAUTIFuL AND TOUCHING
lINcDENT.-Johnny Moore is the name of bright
eyed faced lad twelve or fourteen years OF age
whose invalid and widowed mother living .on Nor
gan street. he helps to support by the sale of news
papers, and by such errands and small jobs as ne
may chance to fall in with. Johnny, who is the
hero of the pleasant and truthful incident we are
about to record, is extremely neat in his attire,
though his clothes may not have always been the
best and may have shown in sundry patches and
n,ended rents the results Of both poverty and fru
gal care. In short Johnny is such boy as we
used to "read about lin Sunday School books Yes
terlay morning, bright and early, he was trudging
along Broadway, between Franklin avenue and
Wash street, when he CHANGED to stumble against
large pocket book. which he picked up and found
to contain q large number of bank notes and pa
pcrs While he was meditating on the sudden
riches he had amassed and which he had slid into
capacious pocket, or perhaps racking his youthful
mind whether to seek the owner conceal his good
fortune, gentleman rushed by him in an anxious,
hurried, nervous manner, which convinced the boy
that he was looking for something and he thought
he knew what.
"Iave you lost anythingg' asked johnny
"Yes-my pocket-book," was the gentleman's all
swer; have you seen i?
The little fellow expected" he had; he didn't
know though. What kind of pocketbook was it?
This led to an adjournment to neighboring store,
where the flushed and almost breathless individual
"of the first part" proceeded to say that the peck
et-book was large black one, containing one thou.
sand two hundred dollars IN bank bills and some
accounts, strip of red morocco binding underneath
the flap, being inscribed Robert Thomas, Coving-
ton, KY" The description tailed, and Johnny's
eyes snapped with cheerfulness as he placed the
treasure, just as he had found it. into the strangers
hands; and we opine there was greater joy in that
one act than ten thousand dollars could have pur-
chased, at the expense of guilty conscience.
Mr.. Thomas hardly seemed to know which to feel
most-relief on the recovery of the money and pa
pers gratitude to the lad and admiration of his
honesty. Taking Johnny by the hand whose bound
ing heart Che knew not WHY had by this time
'spashed tears into his eyes," the gentleman took
him to clothing store and dressed him out. from
top to toe, in bran new suit Then, proceeding to
iewelry store, he purchased good silver watch,
upon which he directed to be engraved these words:
"Robert Thomas to little Johnny Moore. St Louis,
Sept. Sd 1859 Honesty is the best policy" Not
even content with this, the generous stranger placed
in neat bead purse five twenty dollar gold pieces,
which he directed the lad to give his mother.
We shall not attempt to POI tray the emotions of
the hoy. If his qui"ering lips. and choked utter
ancc and the smile that strove so hard to get
through the great watcry globes that trembled in
his eyes failed to tell what was going on in his heart,
how shall we tell it?
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HuRRAH FOR EDGECoMBE.-We understand that
Col David Barlow, an intelligent and public spirited
gentleman OF Edgecombe has subscribed TO a sufi-
Gent number of copies of the Educational Journal
to furnish each of the "a Districts in the County
with copy: We like to chronicle such evidences
o. genuine interest in the cause of Education.-
Wilson Ledger.
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Hin Point, North.CarOlina Rai,,o.,

Us Vies Hest IF Greensbwu')
REV N. RAY. PRINCIPAL, with efficient ,sL
VVNiE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION * TN nn.
Il vide for the thorough education of Yor,, rK@
and as an additional feature. qualify such Of ,I i
may ces're 1t Tor the av"c,"n of teaching. Its next "a
son VIII begin The LIST MONDAY in August. Ins,nuSss
is given IN at the branches taught in the hes,
stltnt'"ns We have Apparatus New Pianos +" 'F ~ w.
expenses are less than ut any other institution Of M
ac'er in the Stale. Board alone and the English P,sua
$io 10 goo per session Latin and Greek e,cL :" ~
French r. Ornan,enals very low Bul.d ami Lr - a.
tuition required in advance "N "u' h
3" Young Ladies will be received and cred;,os
tuition until they can teach and paw for it, 'eN 10Y
For full information address.
REV. W. l. LANGDOy,
July 90, 1859. a. 1opr,e'of
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GEO. A. wARDER. wM d RARPRrr
WARDER & BARRETT,
Both of the late firm of '.
GEO. A. WARDER & CO., ri
ESTABLISHED 1913, So.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DFa1rps I'M
Hats, Caps aud Straw Goods.
('o. 266 baltimore Street, opposite Hanocer Street,
3D. BALTIMORE, Nh,
" OULD RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTENTION.
OF Merchants to their large and we'll assorted soct
embracing every style, quality and color of -'
Mems and Boys Hats and Taps.
oeeced expressly for the trade by the case or dozen All
ORDERS Will receive prompt and careful attention. -
September l, 1883 ss"w,,ax
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS NOR SALE, IN THE
Sun'y OF Lenoir desirable and healthy location
from kinson to White Hall II miles Iaboye Kins,n and
miles below White Hall. Said tract contains 100 acres
Amy %shSr to 1Hd all H. other building"
upon the present occupant Mr. Constantine Whitfield who
VIII take pleasure in showing it the For further par
Jones County, N. c.
September 22, 1853. 81. .r saNwSt.
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
TIME FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
- IN this institution will commence MONDAY, the
l4th day Of November, 1859.
preliminary course of Lectures will commence on the
18th OF October 1859, and the Professors will deliver daily
bedside Lectures.
Faculty
E. d. FENNER, NJ. D Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice
AUSTIN FLINT. NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Medicine.
&C., &c
SAMUEL chopin, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery
ISAAC L. CRAWCOUR, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry,
&C., &c
ANTHONY PENSION NJ. D.. Professor of Physiology
HOWARD SMITH. NJ. d.. Professor of Materia Medca
CORNELIUS c. BEARD. NJ. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
d. WARREN BRlCkELL, NJ. d., Professor OF Oh.
stetrics
}: +: GRAIL NJ. d.. Demonstration af Anatomy
The Professors under the law of the State visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hospital and their
great aim is to give their pupils The thorough pract
cal instruction.
For Circulars, or any information whatever address
E. d. FENNER, NJ. D., Dean
August s, 1859. s2-w4m.
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August -, 1859
PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS!

Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
OFFICE AT MILroN CAswELL County, N. C. s..
INHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL,
IL operation for the past eight years, and during tina,
time has punctually paid all LOSSES.
DIRECTORS.
n l.: Walker. Isaac Oetinger
DR. VIM. M. Brooks, Benz. Lines,
A. e. Finy. Wtcher Keen
Ihos D. Johnston, K. u. Lewis,
L. II. Hunt, Jarvis Friuu
Col R. NJ Kirby, VIM NJ Howerton.
ThOs A. Donoho, Hon. f. G. Reade
OFFICERS
n j.. Walker President
Benz. Hines, Vice Pres.
N. NJ Lewis, Treasurer
NJ. NcGehee. Attorney
A. L. Ball, Secretary
Sam'l. K. Thornton, Geaerol Agent
t t R:f ( 5!::;:' Exec: Com.
All Letters addressed to the Secretary or Agent
will be promptly TENDED to.
July % 1859. sO-wtfx
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CITY OFMOREHEAD.
GREAT SALE OF IOTs

IN THURSDAY, 18th NOVEMBER 1850 WIZ, m
500 on credit. 10 the highest bidder laras NM n
ane completion Of the Railroad and Warehouse the e,
% iacues for shipment the large class of ves
ses !nat can enter the Habor and lie alongside the Wharf
anu the number of good buildings that are
& Jr nave gone up the great demand for more LOTS
ah co"olne 10 make another sale necessary.
j. ii: MOREHEAD President
September 81, 1889. --"! ss Sompy'
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July 90, 1859.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A VAIN
able Tract Il" Land lying three and a half miles W.
of Greensboroueh on the Salem road cunain, res West
about one half Of it in timber on which there is " es
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rs S"u
eacn about ." feet square, Barn. Stables and pece
out buildings, with good We'll of water "'N''s"'!
The place is well watered. and has oond n,o,d
The adjoining tract the West has been recently sr"a
tor the cultivation of Tobacco and portions of his nC
are thought to be equally well adapted to The growth
Persons in want of place wond do well TO ex.m;ro b
premises credit will be given and bond with annr
security required The title will be reserved until ba n
chase money is paid. '"' fN'
MARGARET CALDWELL
Green>borongb. Jan. 81, lsag A"m,f5
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9,S5S,371

From this it will be seen that the total quantity
of cotton available to spnners from LIST September,
1858, to LIST September 1859, was 3,s5s,371 bales
and this does not include the stock at Macon, Col.
umbus, Montgomery, Memphis, nor in fact any in
terror town, except Augusta ..
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How TO LOOK YouNG.-How is it that some men,
thought to be SO DID, still look young while 9TH
ers, though young, look old? The cause very fire.
qnently lies with themselves Mr.. Rant once said,
OH being asked the reason:
81 never ride when I can walk; never eat but
one dish for dinner; l never get drunk. NV walk
ing keeps my blood in circulation, my simple diet
prevents indigestion and, never touching ardent
Spirits my liver fears not being eaten alive" But
he forgot to add of the greatest causes of lasting
youth-"a kind, unenvious heart" Envy can dig
as deeply into the human face as time itself
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"HARD TIMES No MODE >,

"A NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN IN THE UNITED
states possessing from 80 to q can enter into an
anI business BY which from is to Siu ner
- W. K. ACTON Co ~
August 10, 1859. ' 9'' 1n,.,a 10
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THE GENUINE CRANBERRY pI.rrS

- ~ "ENoAFE ChANDEKRY PLAETS.
blackberry, Raspberry, Thimbeberry Il Whor.
tiebl FRY Culture.
sAs IMPORTANT TO FARMERS GARDENERS AND OTHERS a~,
'erry best variety, "a per LOO" SIS per o plants
washington VARIETY 81 per .no0 or SIS per 5000 plants
Cnerry ana barbery varieties, IS per OoO or SO per
a,o"0 plants Wv pe'
raspberry 81 per Dozen Large Blackberry, II 80 per
per dozen. ''' ~
VIE SUBSCRIBE offers for sale the above varieties
Il for fall and spring He has issued crcnlars on The
and VIII send ,hein free of charge. thuse
wh" wish them Plants well boxed meadow.mo>s will
De sent IN fresh state to all parts of the United States
Address PAIL, CHI SON
June IL, 1859. "a i 10"
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A Circus ENTERPRISE. & Cushng's Uni
ted States Circus Company are performing under
tent in Ireland, travelling through the country and
compelled, for the want of tavern accommodations.
to encamp at every place where they show. \ let
ter dated at Clonmcl, Aug %, from one of the pro-
nri"tors, says:
w. have applied to the owners of the steamship
Great Eastern to take and one hundred horses to
america on her first trip; and it is our intention to
put temporary ring on the upper deck, and give
equestrian performances to the passengers in fair
weather. The tract of the ring will be made of In
dia rubber mating, the same as used in the London
theatres when circus performances given on the
stage; and the gymnastc tackles, the tight and
slack rope fixing, and the trapez apparatus, are to
be attached to the rigging of the ship.
As the Great Eastern is likely to bring out some
eight ten thousand passengers on her first trip,
the circus will stand chance of drawing good
"houses" on board every day of the passage
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The first bales Of the new crop last Year were re-
ceived on the 25th of July, from Texas, and this
year the first arrival was two bales also from Texas
on the 9th of July, two days later. The first re-
ceipt by way Of the river was the 31st of July,
from Tensas parish, in this State, being five days
earlier than the first arrival last year.
The total receipts of new crop up to last evening
were 9756 bales, against 5235 to the close of last
yrar. The sales of new have amounted to about
5000 bales, at range of l to 131c., the prevailing
rates until the last day two being II to l2 cents
for Middling to Good Mitdlng. Toward the close,
however prices have fallen off about 4c and we now
quote Midling to Good Mddling at III to 124-N.
d. Picayune
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NOTICE.
3 TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
Il liens Of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
continue carry the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in RAJ
LEIGH at WIN H. HOl.LOMAN'S OLD STAND. | have
the Smith that had last year. his business shoepe
Horses and working Farming Tools he also do iron
work on Carriages hope, by strict attention to business
to share liberal patronage.
JOHN MYATT
january 49, leo;' 3-wly.
HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKERS
OF RALEIGH!
LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOU MAY
IL guess who is for all. am in the ring manufacturing
Carriages and Ruggies,
and that with good materials will sell low for Lsh or
good Miles, will trade for Pork in the pork season. for
Corn. Bacon, Flour My Shop is squares south.
west of Capitol Square, and near the Masonic Lsdpe
JOHN WYATT.
Raleigh May IA, 1859. 2O-wtf
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. VALUABLE LAND FOR sAaLE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A TRACT
and n'ne miles Northwest of Raleigh on the Hills
Inc tract contains good dwelling Mouse and all
ecsssary out,ho'ses About four hundred acres of the
anu are IN cultivation and abon hundred acres in low
grounds very productive The land is watched by Syca-
more creek. For terms, which will be accommodating,
wake county, Sept. 10, 1859, ~ ~ $T-wtf
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TO DRuccJsTs

a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL, DEpA }aTMENT
- OF me University Of New York. and p,uct o,er OF
seven Years experience. desires situation in whlsale
.;oe &c hs. His reason for wishing siua'
uens the practice of medicine. The most sa sfctoy
reierences given, both 10 character and qualification
d, 81. d, Address, MEDICUS,
December 2a. 1885, 20 iwtf