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NIr. EfIair's Speech.

We this week begin, and will next week
conclude, the publication of the speech Of
Hon. Samuel S. Blair on the Tariff Bill
Of Mr.. Morrill,, delivered in Congress on
the 1th day Of May last. Though by SO
doing we exclude much of our usual va
riety, yet we feel satisfied the great major
ity of our readers will readily concede that
our columns could not be better employed
than in giving room to this truly admira-
bic document i Protective Tariff. is a
measure in which every true Pennsylva-
nian should have a deep and an abiding
interest. 1t Is, moreover, subject which
we all hear and read a great deal about,
and yet it is one which comparatively few
Of US understand in its various detail4-
Mr.. Blair is evidently master Of it, and
the arguments which he puts forth in its
favor are as convincing as they are clear.
Read his speech. 1t is that OF states
man of whom our Iron District may we'll
feel proud.
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FIRST RIDE OF THE JAPANESE r
RAILRoAD.-The ride Of the Jararz-
across the Isthmus Of Panama, their f.
railway experience, is described ina ls,-
IN the New York Journal of Comms-
Upon the starting of the train, thefr
the japanese had ever seen, and the in
cars they had ever entered, the condue-
put the train at moderate speed, which u
gradually Increased till it shot FORWARD la
an arrow, climbing, descending, winc-.
along the valleys, dashing across the i-
Chagres, high and conicaI hills, equa1-.
small mountains, rising on either Ia
covered with trees and verdure to u..
utmost SUBMITS, while numbers Of the I'll.
miserable nuts lined the way, crowded wiz
people Of all hues, irGolent, stupid 81
half clothed, while the pigs and ch..l--
sPor;ed At ;Lc doors IN company and e.4
ly naked. 7 he japanese could noteZ- -.e
their admiration OF this new mode Q. c,
veyance and rate Of progress, so unlike Ii.
nOr.mODs Of their own country, in vag
they were cuIricd on the shoulders Of LEI
1t WAS amusing to see the ATTEMPTS Of L:
artists 10 sketch scenes and objects E-5-
the train was At the top OF It's speed. tie
poor artist isnvrant Of the rate OF nc. ID,
taking his eyes for one instant only .ro-
the OBJECT TO his paper, giving place q
otbeTs which had the same apparltio1 u,
istence. At last they were obliged 10 Jcs.a
and gave themselves up to the gratifcal5-
of siyht;ulr only.
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NOTICE.
- The subscribers beg leave 10 iui,--
their customers, and the public general
that the report which has been cir-u-sl5- 8
the effect that they do not intend 10 work e..
this summer is erroneous. We expect Ic co.
me1ce CARDING about the first of July -aE
and shall then cheerfulIy and to the hes. &
our ability accommodate all who may .aT&
US with their custom
Cm7-3t JONES & YENNEH
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FOR GOvERNoR:
ANDE EVv &. CURTIN, Of Centre Co
State Central Committee.

ALEX. X. ArCLURE, Chm Franklin county:
Henry L. Benner, Joseph Harrison, Charles
NJ. Neal, II. +. Coggshell, William b Mann,
Charles Thompson Jones, Erastus Poulson,
John NJ. Pomeroy, Peter Easel, Philadelphia !;
Jesse c Dickey, Chester county Charles Hit
ner, Montgomery county; George Lear, Bucks
county; h D. Maxwell, Northampton county :;
Dr. Ed. Wallace, Berks county; Robert NJ
Palmer, Schuyll>iII county; E. T. Foster Car
bon county; William II. Jessup, Susquchanua
county; James S. Slocum, Luzerue county:
&. ". ScofeId, Warren county; L. UIlmer
Lycoming county; Q. y. Worden Union coun-
ty; DR.. Palcmon John, Columbia county :;
Charles TCoy, Miflin county Levi Kline
Lebanon county; Samuel SIocum, John J.
COchron, John A. Heistand, Lancaster count
Y; Jacob 5. Haldeman, York county; ID. !.
Buehler, adams county Edward ScuIl, Som
erset county; J. B. MEnally, Glearfield coun-
ty; Joseph Smith, Indiana county Gen. c. p.
MSrkle, Westmoreland county; Gen. John
Hall, Washington county; John Hampton,
Robert Finney, James Park, George Finlay,
Allegheny county John NJ. Sullivan, Beaver
county; c. P. Ramsdell, Venango county +;
Darwin A. Finney, Crawford county; J. p.
Lyon, Clarion county.
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ga DIED-At Charleston. :. C., a
the Sd ult., the old well known L-a
Democracy.
The above named horse vas sired " I
Jefferson, and dam Jed by s a Dou---;
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JoHNsTowy, Jaa.e 90, 1850.

sEA- On Saturday, the lGth inst, Mr. John
B, Young, of Indiana. in company with anoth-
er gentleman, received a severe shock from
lightning, on the turnpike road leading from
this place to Indiana near the house of Mrs
Craig, about six miles from town. Mr Young
was engaged driving cattle at the time.
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~ \ very witty writer says, tia, 1ss
like children, are pleased with Z rattle
Not If 1t IS al the end Of q long snake.
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BE- II is stated that Idaho" the name of
the new Territory of Pixies Peak, signifies
gem of the mountain"
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Lineoln's letter CT Accen,a
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Nav % ,eo,

SPHiSGtlkLD, LII, May % 1spn
Hon. GEORGE AsHMUN,
Fresiden! q me RsPuI. National C,,..-..
Sir: | accept the nomination tsa5. ..,.,'
me by the Convention over WI ''.
presided, and of which am formoT- !.'
prised in the letter Of yourself and ~ =
acting as Committee Of the Con-
for that purpose. ''-
The declaration Of principles and &,
timents, which accompanies your Ie,.
meets nay approval; andit shalibe M. .,...
not to violate or disregard it. n ~ -.
part.
Imploring the assistance ofDivipep,,.
idence, and with due regard to the y;.- ,,.,
and feelings of all who were rcpya.s,,,.
in the convention to the rights Of an !.
States, and Territories, and people oe )
nation to the inviolability Of the Cam.
tuition, and the perpetual union, harm.
and prosperity Of all, am most hahn ),
cooperate for the practical success Of Il.
principles declared by the Conventim
Your obliged friend and felow-ci,jzs,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Mr.. Hamlin has also written al ali
and patriotic letter Of acceptance.
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ERANCTS a. SHOEMAKER. A.-:
Z ney at Law, E5ensburg, Pa. Ce.:@
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= OBERT A. MCCOY, Attorney 1t Law
Al Ebensburg, Cambria county. Pa
All manner Of legal business il tie scrsi
courts Of this county promptly ATTENDED &c.
June IS, lS60;tf
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PEOPLES EEectoralTkcket.

Z.
James Pollock Thomas VI. Howe.
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CLOCK AND WATCHNAEBS

4E3D.5.rH
CLOCKS
WATCHES
JEWELRl
FANCY Coos
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IoNKBAEHs, June %, I6Go.
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w ell, Yes -

EBENsEURG, June IS, 1860.
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itself the seeds of weakness, when it may be called
on for positive action. say this not by way of CEN
sure, but by way of elucdation ofmy views. Judging
of them by the stand point from which they viewed
the ISSUE perhaps they did for the best Our politi-
cal system is so rapid in the evolution of the Sc.
quences involved in its peculiar organization, that
new questions and new issues must in the nature of
things, be continually presenting themselves. And
unless parties in this country are nothing more than
mere social organizations, we may reasonably ex-
pect to frequent Heterogeneous and recastings
of party relations At the present time, something
higher than this calls for the most serious and anx
consideration of the people Of this great Republic
The issue is not what system of governmental policy
shall prevail in the administration of affairs
but whether the government itself shall stand or
those foundations whereon fathers placed it. II
this storm SHALL in the mercy of God happily pass
overland our government be left to us unchanged
and unharmed then in regard to the system OF poll
CIV hereafter to be pursued in its administration with
the independence of freeman, who acts and thinks
for himself, shall identify myself with whatever
organization may regard as most conservative in
its character most loyal to the Constitution and as
most fully representing the genius and spirit Of our
free institutions
regret to have troubled you and your readers
thus far. My position is a matter of no conse-
quence-but STILL if it is to be alluded to at all, l
wish it to be correctly stated.
Respectfully,
K RAYNER.
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A TL,AN TIC HONS,
q BEAUFORT, N. c., ~
r-Srrrry ~

TENNIS LARGE AND COMMODI1IIS
u ment is now open for the reception NJ tt:SrAlM
House il located in the moet eligible and pIes.ai0
for Summer Resort in Eastern North Ceasant a
mediately in front Of the inlet frpm the AM.a oee
with not the east obstacle to obscure the lam
Beaufort VI The T@
As fine FISHING GROUND as the B,,,.
Immediately in front Of the c0onades which VT afr
Southern and Western portion of the bud;SNuf fOul
to the boarders the opp, rtunity of ANGLING q.
posture TO the sun, while seated under Ls ~, Without
from their chamber windows if they prefer ~ a'Snads
Is situated Immediately over the water. "S 'he |"
The beautiful and varied views, presented ,ou
from this location, are alone worth trial e e rN,
ishment. The object of the Prcprieors has Tbs 81
der this the most attractive resort North or
and climate having been most bountiiul IN ,tn-nus
spot, leaving but little to art 10 improve 'ns hn
The Proprietors have added to the csablsbm.-
BATHING HOUSES.
sufficiently large to swim in, and 50 si,ua,.d :,
can be taken at any hour, for the accommodate s
and gentlemen, who wish indulge in this mIa.C
and healthy pastime To nvalids, bathing in pa1s
undoubtedly conducive to health. Should Ea
it, they can battle in the ocesn serf or sound m
" contiguous to the House. ~Nsr
We have STEAMBOAT that will ALWAYS b.
ness to convey passengers from Morehead Civ n n
nus Of the A. l. N. G. Railroad, to The Atsn,iue
making also daily excursions about the Harbor Ivy
A good BAND Of Music has been secured for H..
, PENDER l. PAGE Prnrsssa se
7 A. GRANGER, Superintendent. s'a
May II, 1850. 2o-wt,s.,.
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Hon. A. H. Stephens, Of Georgia, met with an &C
cident as he was leaving his residence in Athens,
which may interfere with his proposed stamping
tour. The heel Of his shoe caught in the door sill,
and he was precipitated distance Of four or five
feet, falling on his face, which was much bruised
and scratched by coming so suddenly in contact with
the grsveled walk. IS aas e <
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MEDICAL COLLEGE: OF ALABAMA,
=. NTnhSln

MEDICAL COLLEGE: OF ALABAMA,
At Mobile.
NNHE LECTURES IN THIS INSTITUTION VIII
Il commence on the l4th November next.
The handsome appropriation of Fifty Thousand Dolia
by the State has enabled the Trustees to put up bulldog
complete in every department. -.
The Museum is rich in specimens to illustrate all
branches and is second to none in the United States
Prof MALLEr sails for Europe early in july for The
pose of adding largely to the Chemical apparatus
: The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be opened aHS
the middle of October and preliminary Lectures will CO.
mence abont the time. There are three large H@
tails in Mobile always open and free to the Students
FACULTY:
J. c. EorT, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
]. F. HEusr1s, n. D Professor of An0tomy ,pI
WIN H. ANDERSON, N D., Professor of Physiology anu
biology. m.
GEO. A. KrrcHun NJ d. Professor of Principles and P'
tice of Medicine, -, So,
+. A. Ross, NJ D., Professor Of Materia Medca and Ih
peutics. g -
F. E. GORDON NJ. d. Professor of Obstetrics and Discs"
of Women and Children.
]. w. MALLErr, Professor Of Chemistry.
eof p Hn.s os n b. Demonstrators of An'o"
K D. scxlDr M B., Prosector Of Surgery.
- Address, W. H. ANDERSON, u,
Dean of the Faculty.
Juiv TO- 1870 sfs.--g ,---t,s = a. = sS-wSn
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BEULAH BAPTIST AssoCIATIoN-The 9th annual
meeting of the Bulah Baptist Association convened
with the Baptist Church in this place on Friday, the
10th inst
The Introductory Sermon was preached by Elder
S. G. Mason, of Yanccyville.
At o'clock, P. NJ, the ministers and delegates
met and the Association was organized by electing
Elder S. G. Mason, Moderator; Elder L. H. Shuck,
Clerk, and Mr.. H. C. Strowd, Assistant After the
reading of the Church letters the Association pro-
cccded regularly to business.
The Association were gratiied to see in attend
ance, as visiting brethren DR.. G. w. Samson, Pres
ident of Columbian College, Elder W. NJ. Wingate,
President of Wake Forest College, Elder M. T. Sum
ner, Corresponding Secretary of the Domestic Mis-
sion Board, Elder B. F. Marable, Corresponding
Secretary of the Board Of the Baptist State Conven
ton, Elders j. j. James and j. S. Wathall, Editors
of the Biblical Recorder and sundry other brethren
in the ministry.
Twenty-Five out of the twenty-five churches COM
prs!ng the Association, represented by letters
and delegates. Two churches, constituted with
in the past year, petitioned for admission into the
Association, and were received as constituent men,
bers. -
The sessions of the Association were very harmo-
NOUS and interesting
Assocational Missions were made the prominent
object in the deliberations of the body. An effort
was made to set foot plan that would give more
efficiency to missionary labors and colportage within
their bonds An Executive Board composed of
Messrs James Poteat, VIM. Lea, Az Graves, j. M.
Lindsey, S. A. Powell, T. D. Oldham, and G. W.
Thompson, was appointed, and authorized to appoint
missionaries and colporteurs to receive and disburse
funds &c. and requested to meet at least four times
during the year at such times and places may be
agreed upon by Them and report to the Associa-
ton. 49,. -, D. e.
Other business of much importance was transact
ed. s.--s-s #,
The Presbyterian and Methodist churches tender
ed the use of their houses of worship. which were
accepted with pleasure and vote of thanks return
ed by the Association, and also to the citizens of
Hillsborough and vicinity, for their kindness and
hospitality in receiving and entertaining cordially
all the delegates and visitors.
The Association adjourned on Monday, at half.
past 2 o'clock, p NJ, TO- meet again on Friday be-
fore the second Sunday in August 1851, with the
Friendship Baptist Church, Stokes County.-Hills-
| boro' Recorder.
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The Standard.
Work and Think.

b. Hammer, tsngs, and anvlls ringing,
Waking echoes all day long,
In deep;toued voice are singing
Thrifty LaborS iron song.
From thousand Ay-wheels bounding,
From thousand humming looms,
Night and DAY the notes are sounding
Through the misty fact'ry rooms.
Listen. workman, to their playing
There's advice in every cilnk;
Still they're singing-si;ll they're saving
"Whilst you labor, learn to s1i"s" e
Think! what power lies within you.
For what triumphs We are formed,
IT. in aid of bone and sinew,
Hearts by emulation warmed,
Mighty thought ye WOO and cherish,
What shall bold your spirits DOWN.
What shall make your high hopes perish!
Why shall ye mind Fortunes frowni
Do We wish for profit, pleasure2
Thirst at Learning's fount to drink?
Crave We honor, fame, or treasure?
Yc the germs have-work, and think!
Think, but not alone Of living, --.E
Like the horse from day 10 day;
Think! but not alone of giving
Health for peif, or soul for pay!
Think! Oh, be machines no longer
Engines made of flesh and blood!
Think! twill make you fresher, stronger:
Link you to the great and good!
Thought exats and lghtens labor,
Thought forbids the soul to sink!
Selfrespect and love for neighbor.
Mark the men who uork-and khinE!
Think land let the thought new.nerve YOU
Think of men wbove gone before;
Leaving lustIous names TO serve you:
Yours the path they'os plodded o'er!
Freedom fights and wins her charter
With the sword Of thought-:he penI
Tyranny Can find no quarter
In the ranks of thinking men
Think for thoughts wand of power
Power to make oppression shrink;
Grasp We, then, the precious DOVER!
Poise it-wield it-work, and Minki
Hold your heads up, toiling brothersj
'Mongst us be it neer forgot,
Labor, for ourselves and others,
Is for man a noble lot.
Nobler far, and boiler, higher,
Than vain luxury can claim,
If but zeal and worth inspire,
Ard true greatness be our aim,
Power to compass this is given
Power that forms the strongest link
'Twixt an upright man and Heaven,
His nobest power-the power to think!
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COACH. MAKING!

COACH-MAKING!
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ISFopv
Il Public generally, that he has recently taken =,
sold STAND"
we'll known by everybody, west Of the "CapitoI g..
and former.y occupied by WIN. F. CLARKE, and Sn
prepared to carry on "A!
COACH.MAK
in all its various branches, in the VERY BEST s,,,
~ Prices to Suit the Times. O.,
Persons will do well to call and examine for ,bsn.,
before purchasing elsewhere. 'D'S'
Repairing done at the shortest notice, and in b '.
best manner. ~ -,t
,o.o JAMES BASHFOn
Is"'eis"' '""' o. Ao'o. 5-vS
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TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY

~ The 1 NAVE IINd COMM UNITY.
NNE TAKE THIS METHOD OF RETURNING OUR
w thanks to the travelling public for the patronage
heretofore received and hope to receive liberal share
future, are determined to spare pains to merit it.
Hotel in Chapel Hi where will be ready all times
to carry passengers to any Depot the Railroad any
other place to which they may desire to CO. cheap
any hackmen in the place
Our Hacks in good ORDER and have good Horses
and careful Drivers that ready depart any hour
may be called upon We also have Buggies on hand
to accommodate single passengers.
JAMES C. LUTER co.
Chapel Hill, Aug. 10, 1860. S3-w6t#
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July 81, 1860.
MISSISSIPPI COTTON PLANTATION 70

an SOCIETY RIDGE, KINDS COUNTY, TwELN|
" miles from the city of Jackson. Capital Of the Sa
ten from Clinton on vicksburg 4 Jackson Railroad
from Livingston, and FIVE from Tugaioo Depot on
Jackson g. n. Railroad, connecting it with all parat
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride or drive nj
negbborhood is wealthy refined has 6ne schools and ri
era churches and the health and climate Of The cou
not surpassed anywhere. These facts commend it Ola
of family coming south. The tract contains li
acres-abou l40 Of timber, 400 Of fine creek bottom a
the rest bill and branch land all in "a state of good t
walton. There dwelling and out-houses fruit Oes
negro cabins gin, press cribs stables pond for stock CT
terra and spring for persons &C., DC.
For further particulars write to R. A. Clark, Jacs@
A. a. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
JOHN Y. CLARK,
u u ':}@ss Yasoo City.
July 8, 1860. 27-usn
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WIN. H. TURLINGT0N,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wilmington, N. C

WIImInst0n, N. C., -
WILL, GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALI
w consgnments of Naval Sor.s C6tton, -Four Tim
b and other country produce either for sae or shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for The reception of produce either by Railroad or River
enables me to make my charges light. :
Refers 10 H. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington.
4.a., -.s...e- = JOHN DAWSON, sa-s.
President Bank of No. Car, Wilmington.
- ~ - VIII JONES'
:, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
November II, 1859. 97-wly
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READ AND ENQUIRE.

READ AND ENQUIRE.
A NY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN BUSI-
"A that is respectable any in the State is in
of the most beautiful and desirable towns Of North
Carolina and quite profitable, and requires less capital
to keep up than any other business that be engaged
in, can be further informed application By letter or 9TH
erwse to the Editor of the n G. Standard who will in
form me- and will give reasons for wishing to SELL Terms,
&c. Apply early. :
-5'=' ADVERTISER
August 81, $780, y- .e 34-wtf
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LANDS FOR SALE!

HAVING DETERMINE TO MOVE SOUTH, lGI
Ii FER for sale the tract of land on which now In
containing 635 acres situated in the county Of Fh
linton and eight miles from Kittrell's Springs and g
ON Tar river and Lynchs creek-abor: go acres of u
is rich bottom land, 100 acres in cultivation tie bane
original growth The upland is all open except about
acres, which is well tnlbsred and very rich There k
large two story dwelling house upon the land conaig
six rooms which, with little repairs, could be made vs
comfortable and pleasant tt ere all other necaT
out bouses on the plantation, such as barns negro cabin
DC i, all new and in good order.
Persons frLm the eastern part of the State wishing,
residence to resort TO during the scky
would find this place remarkably well adapted to that r
pose besides being convenient to three mineral SPRING
kittrelPs Jones' and Shocco.
Any further description is unnecessary those ws
to purchase will be certain To examine it before purc
ing. will take pleasure in showing the land any
son who may wish to look at it. Terms reasonable
n. P. WARD
July q, 1861 ~s i Sl-w9tds
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We do not feel authorized to make any promises
or pledges in behalf Of the democratic party, or Of
the Electors who represent that party, and we are
not disposed to do so. We desire the defeat of Lin
coin, and we have enough confidence in the Electors
TO believe that they will cast the vote Of North.
Carolina for the man who stands the best chance Of
defeating the Republican party, be he democrat Of
wing. We have commenced the canvass with the
understanding that the vote oe the State is to be
cast for John G. Breckenridge, as We believe the
people in November will authorize the Electors to
90 but we are entirely willing to leave the matter
with the Electors to settle IS circumstances may
seem to require as right and proper though we as
sent to no bargain beforehand. II Thar Democra1
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JNO. M. GALLAWAY.
Late of Rockingham, N. c.,

~. WITH Ss+-s go
HE'LL & N0RPLBET, -.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
tss Ofic Slip, r5
RIcHxoSD, Va. -, :. (.
Liberal advances made consgnments Strict per
sonal attention given to all our sales and purchases for
customers are made with great care IS
- Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise for
warded with promptness. So SS4 -
WIN. L. HILL. N. N. NoRFLEET.
:, December 8, 1859. l05-wly.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, Va
VTHE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN ON TIE LAST
THURSDAY in September, and close on The last
THURSDAY in June. q. ~. 5. lz..&ssA 80 =
For Catalogues containing detailed information address
>s's4lss 50 REV. W. A. SMITH.
President Randolph Macon College u. 4
July 70, 1860. 3. ss-wi0ct.l.
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PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO Yo,
INTERESTS!

Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance Compapv,
OFFICE AT MILTON, CAswELL COUNTY. NC
THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSr
Il operation for the past eight years, and during All
time has punctually paid all LOSSES. w.
DIRECTORS
n. L. Walker. Isaac Oettinger
DR.. VIM. M. Brooks, Benz. Hines,
A. c. Finly. Witcber Keen,
Thos. ID. Johnston, R. ~ Lewis,
L. H. Hunt, Jarvis Friou,
Col. R. n. Kirby, VIM. NJ. Howerton,
Thos. A. Donoho, Hon. E. G. Reade
OFFICERS.
N. L. Walker, President,
Benz. Hines, Vice Pres.
N. N. Lewis, Treasurer,
N. McGehee. Attorney,
A. L. Ball Secretary,
Sam'l. R. Thornton, General Agent.
Benz. Hines,
II Hunt, Exec. CON-
- All Letters addressed to the Secretary or A,u
will be promptly attended to.
July %, 1859. 3O-vt'