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Eatchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs aud Toupees,
tho hest IN world eurpaesng all made Sold AID az nsd
al he mandatory, 2SS Broadway
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Grand Jeans New Improvement Again on
the human hsinierestnR CONSULTATION prevents bsdoes
gray hair warranted 90 Twenh street brosd way
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Geo, Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.
This inablc article may obtained solo nanu.ac.
tuners @. A. SAUNDERS, No. Ator House, and of the
various agents hrouk bout the city.
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Jouvln'a Kid Gloves and London silk Urn
brelas just received BY late seamers LgAxT Co, Nos
s. aud is Asor House, Broadway.
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Vow Ready-A Rich and Splendid Assert
ment of cbdrens fancy hats and caps; also beautiful
hat for gentlemen latest styles only S. HARRIS RUS
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY looS-TRlPLA SHEET

spring style or 0entlemeU's Hats, Pr4co
w. ssa wHrsnsef superior AAy offered Brvsd vsy for
- N. E5pENSCH.ID
Hanua frr-v ( % nts hats, tt8 eassau street
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
w souvNorow Anvil Ga

WARRINGTON, April e, 1853.
Commissioner Bowin is expected to arrive here next
ieek and will bring the treaties recently concluded with
araSuay.
Hon. George 8. Hawkins, Of Florida, has been detained
eince the adjournment Of Congress, by
tack Of pneumonia from which he ID slowly recovering
Assistant Surgeon Henry, of the Army, has resigned.
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A VOID IMPOSITION,

A VIKINGS FOR STORES AND WINDOWS, MrLDEw
"A proof IN any climate, At TyLERs old stand Ss Bowery.
Ordera By pct AiteAdNd 70.
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Cspital Tea, at One Dollar the C.aest can
only De ottAlOed Christian sons No Iba,nbers and IS
- issrr
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For Perfect Fitting shirts, and the Latest
novelties in genemans furnishing goods-GREEN shrt and
furuishing siore, No. Astor House.
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Phelnn's Champion Hat.-Somethlng EN-.
teiy new tbs hat line at WHITES, 6 Broadway under
Barnuma sample can be seen at Mr.. Pheans billiard
rooms of Broadway and Tenth also OCnnor
Corenders IS Ann street. the champion billiard table
mskers and WHITES the champion halter 6 Broadway
under the Museum.
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chronological Examinations should he OBJ
tanned By every body at FOWLER WELLS 3O5 Broadway
learn their talents defects, and proper occupation
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II You Want = Fashionable Hat for 81,
worm a. 70 to SCOTT 4 BACKMAN. l4s Fulton street
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What l. thnt Crowd For.-Thls

O. A. Bills, Exchange and Specie Broker, I've
Greenwich street. second door north OF Pacific Hote
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Gentleruen's Left or Clothing Purchased.
Can on or address Conroy, A Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-27

Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
Few style prioe $50 ofce 81 Brosdvay.
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VOID IMPOSITION.
"A MIXTURE IN bottles bearing iAe somewhat similar 10
Chares London Cordial Gtn has beon deposited for
commission with druggss grocors 40 Who 70 gain
exorbitant profit many instances urge cuytomers.
Purchasers London cordial gin viii do well that
"a CHAkLks', The only genuine London GIN. Depot No. -
Brpa
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MISCELLANEOUS.


sss.ss AER Il s Bs9s
Orders By pcss attended TO-
TsS6s bS's bearing ing sn e :Os~h g, ss.
cOmnisson, with most drusss. grocer A. Who 70 gain
- only genuine "f Dsso E o..
broadway.
A hT1srIcALIY BEAUTIFUL
A'1 ssgs' ss,. ssd Il n 81 50 per yard
Kegsnt Era.ss. 5sc e 3! q Pc. ysrd
nn;$ .sSs$:Ss Il Z s:...;
MOTHER oDD. FELLOWS. OE-EHRA!!Ios.. :.
weundcrs.and
rh,. all the Odd Fello.s
Who used go the w.or without pro'eci:a from dess
" drowning sbou. to celebrate The Inauguration of
Dm.!so 1pE rsEsEavrsd. COAT AND VEST Co. :.
No. rs Broa.way
Which altered rei old and ngcrous habits, All uersons
men, women and cadr'n who wsh to be af, the
Tor, now use the Delano garmenu
4. WONDERFUL PURIFER.
anEUmATIsx scRoruLA, shIi hssyM, y: g;
neoy Tor he most psn ana oaetsd ioas Of desc dIs
U Sa Of e D fys sr md G.g me- V
uv,rrs rrr III g ~ cnrsd siexapder psarsor, of
be arm Of Dearborn cser ea n,nsss %er manu-
nasm eoush and pain IN the o,ssst snd a SIDE ser ne mad
ie'n hopeless 1SssSf is' sSS bssfsfsI
BYATTs LIFE BsiSAM cured MT g Gore ore 10, 81 81
sv ,n, he neck mill he wind oipe ss Ynosed
=, ~ ~, 10 90 =, ,,,D ajso of dSsnspsIs
i'o''ou ~ "a cents DER iouie; ak bottles. g.
Principal depos No. @s6 Grand street New York
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes 2 Broadway corner Murray
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The Best Spring Bed I'm Exisgence-(tIovye-s
elliptic from Is TO 81, at o7s broadway. Call and ste
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PROPOSED NEW ENGLAND CONVENTION OF coLoRED

IIron The Boston TaveIer, Aprl 70
At meeting OF coored citizens held in the first 1nde
pen dent Baptist church, Boston, Friday evening Ap
~, committee appointed TO take into consideration
the subject Of calling convention Of the colorei cz
OF New England " be held in Boston, the FIRST day Of
August next 70 take action In relation 70 their duties
12e
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Cure Your Coueh.-25 Cents.
1876 Division stree.
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T UBINs EXTRACTS FOR FLAvORING HOUSE
keepers win Hnd these the che and Oda
mpartpg the Daural Of the fruit s kinds Of pss,
aies, pies, puddinss ees cusards Ice creams 10 Sold
by grocers druggists and BY the prpprietrs HALL
KUCKEL co Wholesale drugysts 2S Greenwich street.
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GEORGIA LOTTERIES.

The subscrbers Commissioners appointed superintend
The drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify
that the following The numbers which this day
from The wheel VIZ
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CLASS No. 249, APRIL 2G, 1859.

8, 80, 20, A, 81, Is, 20, Z, 81, 33, "a, 49, A..
Glass No. 200. EXTRA, APRIL %, 1850
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CEkTLEMESS OvBRSACRS FOR SPRINQ-ALLs
" coors from e to e2; business coats % to $l4 bias
trock coats from $40 70 SD suitable TO- The first tho
apd afro fine cloths cassmeres and vesngo for order
This we'll known store Ii ULAKhsS, ll6 William
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HECKEK's FARINA Is IN THE HIGHEST REPUTE Az
Ii icious and wholesome food at all Of he
1t Ia preparation from wheat without the admir-
tue of other grain and hence vsuAb. in the
Extensively used at the House 81 Nicholas
METROPOLITAN, and other first class hotels and saloons, H.
rapidly becoming Indispensable dish al good tables
and sold the Mills Dol Cherry
liberal discount 10 dealers. HECKER bROrHER.
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The sMbscriber Commissioners appointed by he Governor
auth by the Legislature having this day attended the
irawo of the Lottery the beneh OF the State of Delaware
do hereby ry that the following Tho numbers which
we're taie day drawn from the wheel, WV
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GREAT BARGAINS
FAENCH CHINA ENGLISH CHINA STONE CHINA
SILVER PLATED WAKE AND GAS FIXTURGa
We offer sn i'm variety Of the above guodD
and solicit the attention Of
To the same. W. j. +. DALEY Il CO.,
6Sl and. 6x BroadWay.
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I'd do. VIM. Clegg, pupil of VIM. Percivars,) a
Lot of cameos Mrs DR.. Mason, Remarkably tne) ~
This last premium was given on the recomnen-
dation of the committee. They also drew attention
to some beautiful peachstone ewelry sets, exhibited
by j. G. Wilkinson. In awarding the second pre-
MUM for architectural drawing to VIM. Clegg
pupil of VIM. Percival, Architect of Raleigh) the
committee speak of Mr.. Clegg as promising
North Carolina Artist" We understand Mr.. Clegg
has been but short time at the business under the
instruction of Mr.. Percival.
Some specimens Of house painting were exhibited
by Mr. Peter Fetter, of Winston, Forsythe consist
ing of limitations of black and white marble of the
different kinds of oak, walnut maple, and mahogany.
These specimens were exhibited in Floral Hall, and
were much commended for their beauty and finish.
Mr. Mailer, of this City, exhibited in Floral Hall
beautiful lot of silver work, done by himself This
work evinced great ingenuity and thorough knowl-
edge of his art by Mr. Mailer.
| Mr. Chaplin, Bookbinder, of this City, exhibited
a Bible, bound by himself, the work upon which re-
fected much credit upon his taste and skill. =,
The apples exhibited by Messrs. Westbrook q
Mendenhall, and hy the Messrs. Lindley, were the
finest we have ever seem Col. W. L.. Steele, OF
Richmond, distinguished pomoogist also exhibit
ed, (but not for premiums,) some very fine pears
and apples from Richmond. One of the pearS-a
leurre Easter on Ounce stock-which he present
| ed to us, is the largest we have seen.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted st.;u,
upon the system. AA papers discontinued at ~,
expiration Of the time for arhiA they ha,e been paid a.,
scri6ers ap be notified FOUR WEEKS 6s tier tine j, o
5ya their papers,; and unless tile sghser,,
is reneyed the piper aoM be discontinued This is .,.
from sohich there soiH be depnrtun. Hatch for Il. .
marx, and reneD your subscription
Weekly Standard 81 per annum, In adcnnce
Semi Hseky, (i"c"ai"g the Eri- Weeky during the \,
ii n.y. a per annum, in aIoance
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed mns
MENTION the Post Office fran, well the one TO- vb,
they desire the change to be made.
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Foncv work table Miss M. N, BOgart,

Fancy work table, Miss NJ. N. Bogart, 2
Pyramid cake Dodd & Scheib, 2
Fine bookbinding j. j. Chaplin, very superiorl'
Lot of choice silver ware, manufactured and
engraved by H. Mailer, Raleigh, 0
One down bonnet, Mrs. c. F. House, .
The committee called attention to large basket
of flowers, presented by lady of Dinwiddie coun-
IT, Va, to the ladies of N. c.. attending the fair
Also, to two splendid trained geraniums, exhibit
ed by Mr. Hesselbach, of Raleigh. {.
One case of Medicines lamps &C., p F. Pescud.
The committee called particular attention to
Chisman's yeast powders, contained in the forego-
ing case, as worthy of recommendation and a pre-
MUM. Allowed 81.
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TRIAL OF SPEED, &C., OF HORSES.

TRIAL Of SPEED, &C, Of aOhoEo.
FRIDAY.
There was but one race on FRIDAY pacing match
under saddle-for cup of the value Of So. Two
horses were entered, viz:
D. NJ Dunham's MAC"
Norman Daytons "Senica Chief"
Judges.-John Spelman, of Raleigh, j. |. Scales,
of Alamance, 7. H. Branch, of -.
Dunham's MAC" won easily in two straight
heats.
This cup was presented by Messrs. Griffis and
Virgins, assistant Marshals
a very exciting foot-race took place subsequently,
between five negro boys, for purse of 50. The
race was we'll contested, and was won by a boy the
property of William Russell of Caswell.
CoRREcrloN.-In giving the trial Of the speed of
horses at the Fair Tuesday, we stated that the
cup was won by Mr. Dayton's horse Black Dun.
This is mistake The cup was won easily by Mr.
Dunham's Kitty Clyde.
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Raleigh; Francis Fries, Salem; W. ]. Hawl;.
Warren. awning,
Committee to Memorialize the Legislature :.
gard to altering the Constitution and b. Io m re.
the Society-B. F. Moore, Raleigh; T. G. W .sT
Burke; L. Blackmer, Salisbury; R. H. Smith "' H",
flax; r. R. Bridgers, Edgecombe. ''''
Committee to Select an Ormtor-K P R,t,.
Raleig r. l.. Patterson, Forsythe D. A. BarDae'
Northampton. "e
Reception Commihee--W. R. Cox, Wake. p G
Tucker, Raleigh; c. B. Root, Ralegh-Req;sts. "
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MEETINGS OF THE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

TUESDAY UCt IS.
On Tuesday evening the Society met at the usual
hour, Mr. Dancy in the chair
Nothing transpred at this meeting worthy of no
tice except the following:
Mr. Moore, of Salisbury, offered the following
Preamble and Resolution, which, on his motion,
referred to committee of five, with instructions to
report OH Thursday night
WHEREAS, 1t will promote the interests of the
State Agricultural Society of North Carolina, and
the Agricultural interests of the whole State, to
have the Annual State Fair held at different points
within the State, to be designated by the Agricul
tural Society; therefore, be it.
Resolrea, That the next Annual Fair be held
within or near the town of Salisbury.
The following gentlemen were appointed by the
chairman on this committee, viz: B. R. Moore, W.
L. Steele, R. H. Smith, Kemp p Battle, Esqs., and
DR.. E. A. Crudup
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Grades.
Best bear, over years old W. D. Jones, III
Mattress.
Best boar over years old, w. W. Whitaker, ~
-" do, over year and under 2. E. Hall, 0
" sow over years old, I. j. Lemay,. .
" breeding SOW with pigs, r. johnson, ~
" lot of pigs, r. johnson,
The judges report pretty Suffolk and Chinese
gs but not enough to get premium.
Poultry.
Judges-ITenry Mordecai, C. B. Wood ii. >. b.
Clark.
Best lot of buff or Shanghais, Mrs. E. A. Nixon,
" gray or Brainah Poolras, J. R. Harrison,
" Seahright Bantans, II. W. Smith,
d" lot of games, Jackson Moss, 3
S,matra games, j. NJ. Crenshaw, .
4" Wild Indian games, j. NJ Cr.nShaw, .
pair wild Turkeys, Mrs. j. W. Harris, .
" domestic Turkeys, f. Hall, .
" Bremen Geese, Joseph Blount 8
Two pair Poland Geese, S. Smith, .
Best pair common Geese Mrs. r. Tucker 3
" Muscovey ducks, Mrs. R. Tucker, .
" Rouen ducks, Dr. W. R. Holt, >
" Aylesbury ducks DIR. W. K. Holt, .
" common ducks, jackson Moss, .
" Pen fowls, Mrs. r. W. Wynne. .
" trio Guinea fowls Mrs. L. j. Norman, 3
pair of white Turkeys and coop OF Frlzllng
chickens recommended to favorable notice.
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CLOSE OF CO.PARTNERSuIp

THE COMPREHENSIVE between the undersigned NIL
expire by limitation the LIST of November, lsss ,,
wM not be ,tnesrni 1t therefore becomes Necessary f.
close the business of the Firm as soon as possible Al
persons indebted t" it, either by note account duc IN
before the LIST of July, 1883, will please make nnel.
payment.
W, W. HOLDEN,
FRANK. l. WILSON
Raleigh Oct. 10, 7s59. sS-tf
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ny OUR OWN REPORTER.
NJ OUR
ANNUAL FAIR
OF TIE


The result Of this annual exhibition may be best
gathered from the following statistics:
The numirr of annual memiers enrolled was 645
against ESQ in 1858, and 576 in 1857 Total amount
Of receipts S. 100, against g. 600 in 1853 and - 700
in 1857. Amount recci"cd at the gate for single adj
missions, on Thursday, $94G against 5000 in lSoS-
SO that much larger number of persons visited the
fair grounds on that day than the corresponding
day of the Fair Of 1858, when the number was esti-
mated at from 1000 to 5000.
A comparison of the number of lots of articles
On exhibition with that of the two last Fairs, will
also show a favorable result, as follows:
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1874

These figures exhibit the gratifying fact of a
STEADY rate of progress in the interest manifested in
the State Fair whilst the Improvement in the vari-
Gus departments of industry marked as to be
apparent to the most casual observer.
The weather, during the week, was as favorable
as could have been desired The Marshals and other
officers of the Society did their duty faithfully.
The following were the acting Marshals during
the week:
Col. f. P JONES, CiefNarshal
j. NJ Crcnshaw,
Jasper Flemming,
Albert Hinton, d.o;.,oot.
j. j. Terrell, -'''''''''
H. Grifis,
Jno W. Virgins,
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Best single horse plow j. H. Thompson,
I'd do, William Collins,
Best subsoil pillow, 7. Reynolds,
Cd do, f. Whitman & Co.,
Best double moulboard plow, J. R. Sinclair
Co., B
Best do, manufactured in the State, E. Whitman
& Co,
Best wrought iron turning pillow, manufactured
IN the State,
Discretionary premium on chanSeable plow, W.
d. Johnson
Variety pillow, W. B. Williams,
Hnrroars, Printers, Sowers de-,
.7ulges-E p. Smith, W. II. Faison.
Best harrow, +. Whitman,
I'd do, R. Sinclair & Co.,
Best seed planter, S. Smith,
I'd do Ira Reynolds, =
Best horse corn planter, r. Sinclair & Co.,
=" hand corn planter, r. j. Owen,
Cd do, j. N. Towles, =
Best broad cast sowcr, c. II. Doughtrv,
" roller for crushing clods (serrated) Il. Sim
clair & TO-.
Best cultivator for general purposes T. Whit
man & Co.,
Best corn cutivatOr, Ira Reynolds B
wheat drill, r. Sinclair & Co., ID
cotton scraper, Ira Reynolds b
Discretionary premium to Boram McLain's
cotton planter,
Tzreshing Nachines, de-
Judges-E. NJ. Holt. Geo. W. Ruffin, l.. Hinton
Best thrcshing machine, Whitman Co.. Ii
do, manufactured in the State, Boyden u
Son, Ia
Best tanning mill J. NJ. Towles, agt, II
Cd do, j. II. Thompson,
Best hay, stalk and straw cutter, j. II. Thomp-
son, II
Cd do f. Whitman & Co.,
Best do. manufactured in the State, j. II.
Thompson, IL
I'd do, S. r. Clapp,
Best vegetable cutter for stock, f. Whitman
Co.,
Corn Shelters, dc.
Best corn shelter, (horse power E. Whitman
& Co., l.
I'd do, J. r. Sinclair. Dr., & Co..
Best do, (hand power j. Ii. Thompson, II
ID do, |. Reynolds,
Best corn and cob crusher, (horse powcr) Ira
REYNOLDS, II
I'd do, j. r. Sinclair,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H.

MANUFACTURES-CLAs H.
FRANCIS FRIES, Superintendent.
Mill Fabrics made in the State.
.Tudges-Jos Turner, jr, R. NJ Jones, G. W.
johnson, Kemp P. Battle.
Best lnsey or kerscy for negro clothing, Mrs.
Wv. Harris, 10
Best piece flannel, S. G. Wilson, 3
pair blankets VERY superior) Mrs. 1.enor,
cotton osnaburgs, j. Mcdonnell & Son,
g wooden carpet, W. o. Gregory, 10
" cotton shifting or shceting E. NJ. Holt 5
" cotton jeans, Mrs j. w. Harris B
q printing paper, Forest Manufacturing Co., b
d" mattrass. VIM. Watson, B
10 pieces of plaidS, pieces of stripes and one
piece of drilling exhibited by +. NJ. Holt
were all recommended for LIST premium
in the highest terms, 10
HouxehoM Fabrics made IN the State.
Judges-C. P. Mcndenhal Mrs. Primrose, Mrs
IT. L. Evans Mrs. A. NJ. Lewis, Mrs. Powell Mrs.
W. NJ. Boylan
Best patchwork quilt, (cotton) Mrs. N. Wilder, 5
Cd do M. A. Durham, 2
Best do (silk) Mrs. W. Russell, 5
raised quilt, Miss J. Simmons, 5
" countcrpane (woven) Mrs. j. W. Harris, 5
Cd do, Mrs Lenoir, 2
Best counterpanc (knit( Mrs. T. Burr,
I'd do, Mrs R. Tucker, 2
Best yarn hose, Mrs. S. Fl.
silk hose, Mrs. c. B. DuPre,
Cd do, Mrs s. Stronach,
Best wooden shawl Mrs. c. W.,
negro wooden cloth, Mrs Jane Rhodes, 5
tow cloth. Mrs. y. Spangh,
tow and Gotten cloth Mrs. W. f. Shultz, 3
sewing silk, Miss Sale Bntner,
Discretionary premiums as follows:
Raiscd-work counterpane, Miss S. E. Hauley,
Bed spread 7. j. Holt
Wooden homcspnn, Mrs. s. G. Wilson, 5
Bolt of dimitv, Mrs Chas. Horton 3
OSnahurgs Mrs. J. W. Harris,
Pencil sketch. 7. c. Campbell,
Gents cap Mrs. j. r. Williams
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Obi StanDarb.
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY. OCT. 2s. 1s,a

HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
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FRIDAY Oct 81.
At the meeting on Friday night the president an
nounced the following committees:
Executive Gommittee-W. R. Poole, Wake: G.
l. Hinton, Wake; r. S. Tucker, Raleigh; N Price
Wake; DR.. J. E. Williamson, Caswell; DR.. T. D.
Hogg, Raleigh; P. E. Smith, Halifax; W. R. Cox,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
THE ONLY ARTICLE
uERJvALED IN hAkkEr,
WITH IMMENSE
home ANE EUROPEAN

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removes dAnduS irhius and nee; fom the ssp Saisss
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snS ma, be relied opont all dsses Of the ssp and hair
stop ,SS hep S O o..s .n ), i. yoan. two Or Srs.
su.s week wl fall or seoome psy tneo fes'ss'
esd following and Judge Tor yOur.sIve.y IA, ,sa
nEssRs. O. }. WOOD Co.
0ENrL gxgx Having heard good cesi aoous rr9.e~r
MOOD. Hair Res,sr.v my hair being quite sray made
m mind % jsy ssde the preudices which In common VITA
Eeat many o.r.on: asd .ssD Ssp. yoar sris 70
test /. for myseH
aid co. and In justice % YOU well for the snooaIasensnt
others may be gray was but who nsvns my pre-
i've you Restorative trial till they further proof and the
ses proof being Ocan demon write you ins esIr.
witch you may uch and also direct them 70 me
or further proof, who in and out Of n T. Wire hAhns
N, hair Is now ia natural coor much improved in
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