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We had the pleasure Of seeing Curtis II. Bropden,
Esq, our worthy State Comptroller, in Wilmington
ns ana poHne ss. Esek and finding him quite
sber to hsse seen him before WI .Iom,,.ol 0ueu,
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN.
STITUTE.
TINE THIRTYSEVENTH SESSION OF THIS OLD
il Institution will commence the l4;h of JULY Terms
liberal other first class schools Aid extended 10 the
INDECENT and talented, seeking education.
For particulars apply to
June II, 1889. 24-wst
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LEAsBURG MALE ACADEMY.
gVynE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL.
Il be resumed on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th of July and
continue twentyone weeks. Boys will be prepared for the
collegiate There is Fri weekly stage line from
Barksdaes depot. the Richmond and Danve Railroad
via leasburg to Isboro. Board may be had in the vii
lage at Is ST. per month
TUITION: s. -.....
Languages, ego 90
English 1886
H A. ROGERS. Principal
, June 10, 1859. 24-w5tpd
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PIEDMONT SPRINGS
Stokes County. N. e..

VNHESE WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR Spp,vo-
Il situated in the county of Stokes two miles f 'HN
bury the County Site claim share Of the a," Dsa
the health and pleasure-seekng public If Nor,l.W
Carolina, and the State. "ssen
The Proprietor has effected great improvement, IN IL.
rangeinent OF his House, and is able to ace A.
3Un bnarders with ease and Comfort A'daie
The Scenery of this section is regarded as unx,,
in beauty by any to be found in the State Thonpb Yd
Wild broken and romantic that of the exrreo wv W.
there is quiet oveiiness about it, charming ~ w. wei,
of the noble hills composing the Sauiatown Mnre
the most prominent and attractive peak of which
Knob. distant four miles. In the vicinity of the reS
situated also, that beautiful natural curiosity. i'sss
THE CASCADE,
a visit t" winch always repays the I"bie. Every ns
Die convenience for the amusement and cnlnErt 81 nn
will be provided s~ss
TRAVELLING: FACILITIES.
The Proprietor will ri-weekly line of Coacbsss
Salem during the season, thus ensnrng to visitors s l
distance direct and transportation, without aprr.
aud delay. Distance from Hgh-Point 10 Salem IL a e
From Salem to Springs Is. 'Es
TERMS:
One man per month, ssom
{" ." Week. u
$50" Day ! Nv
Children under II years and Servants half rates
These popular Springs are invaluable for their Med,,
qualities They have cured Scrfula Dyspepsia and n&
eases of the Chest, when all other remedies had lsd
~ The Season opens Jane lat. se.
PLYA5Es sNALLwoop
'u"e y 'o"'' 2.-wsm
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FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH!
100 IMPROVED PLOUGHS, CORN SHELTERS,
lUO Hay and Stalk Cutters, with general assr.
ment of
Best Family Groceries,
Such Bacon, Lard Flour, Sugars. Coffees Teas Md..
ses Syrups and Candles with various other Goods Also
best old Liquors, by the retail or barrel.
All the above will be snld wholesale retail as low r
Cish, or the ususl time puuctua customers as en-
be had at ally honse in the City.
Thankful for past favors, hope, by fair dealing and
strict attention to business to merit continuance If s
same
Call on Rnrgrtt Street. 4th door, north side, and you
shall not be disappointed if good bargains will satisfy VOL
-. JORDAN WOMBLE
Raleigh, April %, 1889. gu-wd
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SELECT SCHOOL.

SELECT SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, n C. H
TIME NEXT TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL CON-
IL mence the 9th of JULY next.
For particulars apply to
MISS s. A PARTRIDGE.
lime a. 1880 Sat.
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ROXBORO' MASONIC INSTITUTE.
VsHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
continue twenty weeks The course of studies will have
special reference to admtance into the Freshman class at
the University.
81. TERMS:
In the Classical Department, 1000
English department, SO 50 t,$la so
Those who send requested to have the pupils present
the first day of the session.
HAsELL NORWOOD, Principal.
June IA, 1893. +; AEW6t.
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U. .. "a 4 IL lin f
TO TRAVELLERS.

TO TRAVELLERS.
4 WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT 7 HAVE
Il Contracted for the MAIL LINE from l.. borough to
Chapel HILL daily on and after he Isl JULY and
that have Just fitted up several and easy C,Gches,
with good teams, and will 30 connect with the Mail
Trains the Nurth.Curuna Railroad East and West.
will alsU have II cs ready ut the Depot meeting with the
Express Trans to cfy persons to point they may de.
signae. Ny e. aches good and with Cal efn aud
venence the public, hope IL meet good share of pat
rOnage
~ Stage oficrs Orange Hotel, Hillsborough; Guh-
res Hstel Chapel Hill.
JAMES R. GATTIS, Contractor.
July |, 1859, Z7-w4t*
= ). L. BRIDGERs. G. W. WHITFIELD.
81 BRIDGERS AND WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TAnBoRo', N. c.
One or both be found about their Office from to
o'clock, e sery day.
Office next door above D. Fender 4 Co.'s Store,
January 10, 1889. s-wsmpd.*
!. B.. BULLA,
rs Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
-s sAsHEBORO', N. G.,
Will attend the Courts Of Randolph Moore, Montgomery
Davidson and Gufor promptly attend g al business
u March "a, 1859. 81 12-w6m.
~ JOHN, w ZIG RAVES,
ATTORNEY AND COM sEfI0R AT LAW,
+ Yancsyyiile, Nc. &
June 9 1888, os.-y1sxlypd.
{ II HAVE GOOD BIIlIfADTABLEI HELi. LOW,
apply soon at 4s Fayetteville ST. Rale 81 write to
Creech for further information - Aa
April Is, 1865. FI7-wH
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DENTAL NOTICE.

hrs. s. A. MCDOWELL & BssF. ARRlNGi9:,
- having entered into co-paftnership in the gaeas
Of Deptis,ry would respectfully inform the public a
they are permanently located in Godsboro and fully p
pared perform all operations in the various branches
the profession in the thorough and approved manDa
The manufacturing department being under the care
Dr. Mcdowell who has had enlarged experience in the ST.
the following styles of work will be furnished on reasor
BILE terms these requiring artificial S
Block very beautiful and desirable style of work; "lr
tinunus Gum" Sectional Block" on Gold; the "'m~
mite Bus" and the various styles of single teeth.
The above styles OF work will be furnished to the p"
fesson when desired. at usual rates.
Goldsboro, n. c., March 20. 1889. ll-~h
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HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKERS
OF Raleigh!

LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOU NAY
- guess who is for ALL in the ring mauutacturnr
Carriages and Buggies,
and that with good materials will sell low for (ah
good Mites will trade for Pork in the pork season IA
Corn, Bacon. or Flour. My Shop is two squares scuk
west of Capitol Square, and near the Masonic Lodge
JOHN MYATI
Raleigh. MAY Il, 1859. 2O-wtf
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NOTICE.

II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE cvr
IL liens of Raleigh and the surrounding country iba,
continue tu carry on the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS IN R,
leigh, at WIN H. HOLLOMAN'S OLD STAND bsn
the same Smith that had last year. his business sbes
Horses and working Farming Tools he can also do s
work on Carriages hope by strict attention to business
to share liberal patronage
JOHN MYATT
january l4, loH- 5-wlv
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" B. D. HART, rue
WEAVING KEPT sBOARDING HOUSE IN ~
II fown Of Oxford 4hs ast eighteen month"; d.
having thus ar given general satisfaction. Respectfully
forms t6e public That he % prepared to sccommoo
sdAiiosi number Of acepl boys and will spare no
continue to merit the liberI patronage ne mas ne'
received. " ~ = - So o.. rh
june q, 10 .7.t ~, .ia sts3 ""
Eg Soutbcner please copy.
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TIE zasfH ais.oz .,.r
WAKE FElfALE ACADEMY.
S}sS M mi 4 Is n III ApY p,inr;nal q

Z ,stsa : LIZ
WAKE. FEMALE ACADEMY.
x Mis- ALA b. CLARY, Pineipat 4.
NyHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL will com.
mence MONDAY. July 18th "a Il risa7 lG. q
ii TEHSs PER Session OF q Wees: airss s4
Z PRIMARY Englsh, e10J
~ Advanced 10 90
Latin, including the above studies, 1900
EXTRAS:
"u msnt = - SIS 90
French, ' w
And other studies at the usual rnfe
BOARD can be had s. per month inclusive Of lights
Fur further particulars address the Proprietor at Ra'
''easD' y s'es' H. d. whitaker, Proprietor.
lima Q, 1870 26-w6t.
DROF. w. II. DOHERTY, A. NJ, pREsI-
IL dent of Graham College, Aanaee county o., late
Senior Professor in Antioch Colege, Ohio, desires to an
nnunce that his Scho for the education of Young Ladies
and Gentlemen with equal privileges in all studies will
open its Fall Term of 20 weeks the 10th day Of ULY
next. go
3. TERMS PER SESSION OF 90 WEEKS:
Common Elementary English Studies, SIS 90
High School and Preparatory Department. 2o 90
(,ol,pe De,artment in all classes, A. 90
Board, in the best families, per month, 90
June 2S, 1859. t8-w5tpd
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MORNING STAR ACADEMY.
j. p. JENKINS, PyinciDal.

j.. p. JENKINS, P,ineipak
IUyHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL will, com.
- nlence on MONDAY, the 18th July, and continue 20
weeks Students entering the first month will be charged
full tuition, aerward from time Of entrance No deduc.
ton will be made unless in case of protrcted sickness
, ! s. i.ss,.l.sa - 4 TUITION: )
Beginners, .st7 10 :,
Primary English, 5000 ID 90 :.
Higher . Is IL 50
Classics, 1900
Incidental fee, ~ ~ s''<e - $50
June IL 1852. M-w5tPd.
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Call at the Raleigh New Cheap Cash StoH'
No. 49,, FAYErTEvILLE STREET,
(Oae door, aboss james. NJ 2oarb&)
IF YOU WISH TO GET BARGAINS HAVE JUST
II received from New York an entire new stock Of
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods
Of the latest styles and importation. which, having s
bought after the great rush Of trade was o'er .. %
lower prices than hose bought earlier which in'enu
sell ut small advance, first cost call and see lot n.
selves hope INV old friends aud customers will g's G,
call before buying elsewhere think it will be 10 p'
interest," money '4ssa !. n0n', ''au. JOHN CREEcH
April Is, 1859. ~ F-Wn
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apply at 4s Fayetteville st., RaeiS6 Of write to
Creech for further information. 9
April Is, 1856 YI7-wE
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yuyHE SUBSCRIBER MOULD INFORM THE r y M
i lie generally, that he has recently taken tne
Stand" well known " every body west Of the spdb
Square and formerly occupied BY VIM Ciar.e ,.ous
fully prepared 10 carry on coach-making in all It's ,hs
branches, and in the vEE1 NEST style Prices to SUI
Persons will do welIto call and examine for tnem''
before purchasing elsewhere - 1'asl :. .hs ,sry
he's, mannsr 1o1' = $50 JAMES BASHFORD
oe1s ,uaue,. ,a,n ~ 5-w6m
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= SIDNEY A. SMITH,

$500 GIUNEY Ae NmIIH1
Alto NEsY AT LaA W,
,tssg43t ~ RALEIGH, N. C., .u.b
win attend the County and Superior Courts Oh W.
Johnston, and Harnett. ,.vnps
: Office on Fsyettsvills Street, opposite the LAW
Hotel 49,, a., ,s.a -. ~ = r..--a le-wt
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J. r.. BULL A


June 1. 1859, & s wksvlypd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18

friends; and has been defeated by the De-
mocracy wherever he has sought TO elect
Republicans. 1t is cause for rejoicing to
know that not man who, in Congress,
refused TO abandon the Democratic plat
form at Mr.. Buchanan's command, has
been defeated by the people, and, while we
regret the elevation Of a Republican ma
jority in Congress, we cannot mourn over
the defeat of those who abandoned princi-
pie in order to crafty the malign counsels
of vindictive cabal of Presidential aspi-
rants. tA5a. 4 - Y a --rlL ~
Weknow that Mr.. Buchanan is advanced
in years; we know that he has held Office
during long period; we know that his
head has been silvered over by the hand OF
time, but what was said of another is not
the less true of him, that the man "who,
after having seen the consequences of a
Thousand errors, continues still to blunder,
and whose age has only added obstinacy
to stupidity. is surely the object of either
| abhorrence or contempt"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18

long are the people to be insulted and
treated rs serts by the Administration?
Douglas has been reelected 10 the u.
s. Senate, by legislature which does not
represent the wishes of the people. 1t is
known to our readers that he and Lincoln
were the candidates for the respective par
ties for that seat. They both canvassed
the State more thoroughly than was ever
done before in any political contest. Lin
coin, at the head of the Republican party.
carried the State by near FIVE thousand ma
jority, but by most iniqulous system If
Districting, majorit y of the Legislature
was obtained against him. Douglas goes
back to the Senate againstihe clearly ex-
pressed vote ofthe people ofhis State. and
to meet there his Democratic associates,
Jones and Slidell. and others, who have
posted him before his arrival, as "the most
infamous Of liars" -f
Douglas will have hard time of it. He
has been in the habit of heaping the most
unmeasured insults on such members az
he knew would not resort to the duello
Now, his own former partisans, who scil
fight, publicly publish him as the mos
infamous liar" and, in substance. branc
him as coward and poltroon if he dom
resent it Bat he qUont resent. He viii
pocket the insult and try to crawl bacl
into the party for the sake of the nomina
ton of the Charleston Convention, which
we now think he won't get. Truly, "th'
way of the transgressor is hard" But
is Justice unmixed. And so may it ever be
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
mo. 81
CoLUMBUs, Jan. 8, 1853,


Dear Telegraph: Again has the great
and glorious 9th of January dawned upon
the world in general" and the Democ-
racy thereof in particular. But, sad To
say, the Democratic members of both
Houses were SO intense in their labors, as
Legislators, that they wholly forgot their
old ime-reverence for the occasion, and
duty as Democrats, and, in consequence,
the day was profanely desecrated by the
meeting of those bodies, as if the magic
wherewith they conjured in former times
had all evaporated from the name of "old
Hickory" and the "Bsttle of New Or
leans" But, on the meeting of the House,
some thoughtful Republican suggesting
that the spirit of the old hero might be
frowning upon his degenerate followers, a
motion WAS made and carried to adjourn
until Monday.
The State Democratic Central Commit
tee having met at the American, 'asupper
was determined upon tonight. which will
be attended by the faithful, or that portion
Of them who may remain in condition to
do so. But we regret to say, that at this
present writing, q o'clock p. M. several
of the most distinguished have been car
ried to bed, and several more will require
the same services at the hands of theil
friends before the regular ''big drunk" be-
gins. 1t is sad sight TO seetgentlemen II
the prime of life, and endowed with talents
that might adorn any station, giving way
to the allurements of the inebriating cup
to the blighting of their own fair fame and
the deep modification of their friends
Willingly would we draw an impenetrabl'
vail over the scene, and so far as this cor
respondence is concerned their names shal
be withheld. in hopes, that in some cases
at least, il was but the result of tempta
ton TO which they will not yield hereafter
We have just had the pleasure of listen
ing to lecture by the Rev. A. L. Stone
of Boston, on ''Iudividuality." Thelec
turer is Congregational Clergyman, ant
brother of the celebrated "Lucy." l
was delivered in the Congregational Churcl
and was one Of the finest literary produc
tions to which VIC ever listened. Addet
to bold, true thought, and classic beaut.
and purity of language, was an elocutiol
rarely equaled, and manner Of finishes
gtace, making it = treat indeed. But tb
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
mo. u
COLUMBUS. Jan. Z,


Dear Telegraph: As nothing of i'm
portance is transpiring here, instead of a
dull letter of our own, we send some clip
pings from papers, showing how the Doug
las and Administration wings of the
"Grand Party harmonic. Douglas has
secured his reelection, and has, at last,
arrived at Washington. On his way he
had reception meeting at Independence
Hall in Philadelphia, at which he used
the following language:
81 claim no more credit than you of
Pennsylvania. We have been fighting IN
a common caase In Illinois, l had the
Democratic organization with me in every
county and in the State; and in Illinois the
enemies OF popular sovereignty holted the
regular nominations, and attempted to de-
stroy the organization of the Democratic
party. Zhnt eronple set IN Illinois Of
5olting regular nominal ons compelled y0a
to re6uke prescription 6y following their
example. Three cheers. If any men
aie disposed to complain of party disor-
gauiza,ion in Pennsylvania, in New York,
or in any other State. let them reflect that
it is the result of the example set by
themselves in Illinois. Great Applause.
Prescription has been redaked and re.
joice an that rebuke."
Col. Forney, his right-hand man. fol-
lowed, and in the course of his remarks
said.
He will make his triumphsl entry in
the Federal Capitol, and will go back
crowned With laurel, with the well-earned
wreath of the weIlwon victory-no more
The prescribed and hunted "trator'-no
more the solitary Senator--no more
sneered at by the office holders of a
corrupt and infamous Administration; but
he goes back the successful champion of
a successful principle"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
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Dctu advertisements.
PraII's Lyrics.


AS "Tommy" and "Jamey,'' with ste0ds and drays,
Met numerous calls in various ways,
On sideling bank and muddy street,
Their pressing wants in time to meet,
With load after load of fancy STOVES
AS e'er made in glades coves; .
Or, as ever was bought for trade or cash,
Where boilers hiss and engines crash;
Or, as ever left "old Fort Pitt"
Where may be seen the dingy Cit';
Or, as tho did float,
In p uning steamer or rude fat-boat;
Or, ever pa ssed the Enchanted Isle,
Where Burr old "Bany" did begulle,
Where fallen greatness, bereft of reason,
Concocted plans of dark eDed treason
Beside the glimmering midnight taper,
To be dispelled like the morning vapor
Before Aurors's brght'ning ray,
That ushers in the newborn day. -
Or, as ever lnnGcd at Pomersy,
Whore projecting rocks the sight annoy, ..
| And Malta-ike, with sullen frown, .... DID,.
From their aerial nights look down. t
But, to our theme, and our two heroes, A..
Who may deal, porchance, some Christening blows
On old back, or frosty crown,
| Which may remind us of the poor HFardown."
! As load after load recciy ed their share
| OF Irish jokes and Hibernian care,
The conve rsation Glanced to rove
Upon newly ynyented Store, ...... ..-.
| That they were then about to haul, ..
With many others, for william Prall.
| Says Jamey, 81 think this W invention
| Deserves all prudent mems attention.
| This Stove will answer, as they say,
For hre place most cry way;
Fer ono burn either coal coke,
And not be plagued with gas smoke.
For roasting RATHERs it can't be bate,
And cak es and pies that's good to ate.
For every purpose t'is good,
And will full HALF the wood
| When ffty stoves, or more, I'll haul, 5.i .-
I ! I'LL FchaRe NE O William pral
'tEh! eh.' says Tommy, ''why what q nation
| These Yankees are for calculations;
| If what you say is true, my jewel,
Then what needless thing is fuel?
No more I'll use it-no, not 1,
But straight PAIR of Stoves I'll buy;
Since saves half, then by my soul,
I'li buy me Two--and save the whole;
Then, I,ll want neithcT oal coke, ......
And I'll not be plagued with gas smoke.
'Tisa great Invention, own, by JABERsl'
For YOU and |, and poor neighbors;
And Shen, fifty Stoves, or more, haul,
III purchase TWO from William Prall. .s s,..
Reader, II Toms philosophy be true,
Instead of oSE, why not buy TWO?
But PHILOSOPHY doubt, . .
Yet at his WIT we cannot scout; ....
For all who know the true Hibernian,
DIN; tthcii wit and quick ''desrrnin.'
Between and " 0, the HALF and WHOLE,
When the! imbibe the flowing bowl, .tr-
Whether they nght--or Stoves haul, ..
For Uncle Sam" or William PralI. .t ...
, Jan. l, 1859. . -.-.....
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Supper at the American kept away that
portion of acertain party whicL the ''spir-
its" had not already put into state of
trance" and a mock Negro show which
came off at the same hour, of course at
tracted the multitude, leaving but a slim
house. where nothing was to be "feasted"
upon but intellectual food. Such are the
diversties of taste.
The Indications are as yet adverse to
an early adjournment The members
generally seem disposed to make the session
short one, but the bills are pouring in by
the score, and if all are considered in theil
regular order, an adjournment before May
is hopeless. We hope, however, that many
of them viii be .strangled, and that the
members will be permitted to return to
their homes and business early in March.
The weather has become cold enough
here for any practicable purpose" and
reports from the lake shore tell of deep
snow and fine sleighing in that region.
The Legislature of Michigan have just
elected Gov. Bingham, staunch and true
Repul lican, United States Senator for that
State in place of Stewart. So die out the
dough-face of that strong hold of pro-
slavery, and men are taking their places
A few years more and that retreat of "fo-
gyism" will be filed with true representa-.
tives of the free men of the States
"There's good time coming boys, wait =
little longer" '-'H'