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VAUDEVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY,

YANcEYv1LLE, CAswELL Co., n. C. - g.,
VlHIS SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE ON THE 4rn
u MONDAY in August.
Yanceyville place peculiarly suitable for Female
School by reason of its heathness excellent s0cey and
freedom from all those disturbing incident to Cities
which draw off the attention and retard the progress
the student The Principal whe is graduate of The Uni
versy of Va and has had several years successful expe
rience in teaching and school management proposes with
the aid of sufficient number of competent Instructors to
teach thoroughly all that is taught in best Female
Schools.
TERMS SESSION FIVE MONTHS:
Board, including washing, fuel, &C., $50 90
TUITION:
Elementary English Branches, Withholding. Wri.
ting and Spelling. and for beginners in Arithme-
tic, English Grammar and Geography, 80 90
intermediate English Branches, 1875
Higher English Branches and Mathematics viz
Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, &C., 800
Ancient and Modern Languages, each 500
Painting and Drawing each lGW
Music, 1000
Use Of Instru nent, $50
Incidental Expenses, 100
No deduction made but in case of protraced sickness
H. NJ. REINHEART, Principal.
June 5, 1860 23-wl2t
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PARTNERSHIP.

VulHE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN SAM
UEL PEARCE HENRY BEST having been dis
solved by the death of Best all persons having claims
agans or beng indebted to the said partnership
tilted to present them the surviving partner, who
alone authorized to settle the business.
~ The said Best's interest the Map is for sale.
Apply to SAMUEL PEARCE, sur PART
Hillsboro', N. C.
June 3, 1860. 23-w5t.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OFFER MY HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, IN The
Il village of Chapel Hill, where formerly lived sdun
ing Hugh B. Guthrie West, and the Episcopal Cbureh
East, PRINTING Franklin Street NORTH and running back
to the College grounds South, containing about two asr
with large Dwelling House with eight good rooms, fire
feet each repaces in each room story Kitcb,
with four good rooms and Bake Oven attached all other
necessary outhoses and good well Of water in the ward
This property is valuable; it would suit private fam,
for public hotel. will sell ON one, two, and three
years credit with interest from date the purchaser giving
bonds with good security
ANN s. HILLYARD
Chapel Hill, N. c., April 3, 1860. l4-wsm.
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NOTICE.

VNHERE is IN THE COMMON JAIL IN JONES
Il County, N c., negro man aged about 90 years.
dark copper color and weighs about ao pounds says that
bis name is JOHN CARY, and came from Princess Anne
County, Va to Gates county, N. c., and worked with
ty and worked the Atlantic and n C. r. R., then to
Jones county, He says that he is free but cannot make
appear, and also he is indicted free negro for mgnt
ing into the State The owner is notified forward
prove property pay charges and take him away be will
be dealt with according to Law.
J. H. NETHERCUTT, Sheriff
May Is, 1860. 2O-w6t
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.,
ruNHE UNDERSIGNED SUBSCRIBER. p,v
u ing been appointed BY the County Court of Mnn
county, N c., Commissioner to sell the remaining SIar.
FIFTEEN in number belonging to the estate Of the h,e ~
CHARLES CHALMERS, decd, will accordingly eIn ma.
the said Slaves for sale at the Court House in The tn
Carthage, Moore county, N. c., on WEDNESDAY, III.
able cooks house girls and boys, and good field hands al
young and very likely.
The will be ninety days credit the purchaser,
give bonds with approved security.
B. c. WILLIAM MS, Commissioner
May 10, 1860. 2l-wstpds
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LOUIsBURG MALE ACADEMY.
A. c. LINDsEY's SCHOOL,

A z. LINDSEH'S SCHOOLs
NEAR McLEANsvILLE, GunFoRD County, N. C.
VUVHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON THE lIrH
IL JULY.
This location easy of and remarkably free from
influences calculated to corrupt the morals of boys to
divert their attention from their studies. .
Board g per month.
Classical tuition per session, $25 90
English tuition from SIS 90 to $40 90
A. C. LINDSEY.
June S, 1860 23-w4t
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EMO MILLS,
Five Miles East of H;li.horc,

FIVE Miles East Of HillsbOrOugh.
MY WOOL CARDING MACHINES ARE IN GOOD
" order and will commence Cardisg BY the first Of
June. Price for cardng ~ cents per pound weight Of
rolls Put one pound Of grease to of o Have your
Wool clean and clear Of burs and well picked and you win
insure good work. Wool Flax Seed, Wheat, &c. will be
is done -. S ~
Wheat 80 - : 't-'s-@s', go go "
May 25, 1860. aa-viat
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June 5, 1860.
HOLDERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS

Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
OFFICE AT MILTON CAswELL COUNTY. N. C.
TTNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
operation for the past eight years, and during that
time has puncually paid all LOSSES.
DIRECTORS.
n. L: Walker, Isaac Oettnger,
DR.. VIM. NJ. Brooks, Benz. Hines,
A. c. Finly, Witcher Keen,
Thos. D. Johnston, 3. II. Lewis,
L. H. Hunt, Jarvis Frou,
Col. R. NJ. Kirby, VIM NJ Howerton,
Thos. A. Donoho Hon. E. g. Resde.
OFFICERS
N. j.. Walker. President,
Benz Hines, Vice Pres.
MN. Lewis, Treasurer,
NJ. NcGehee. Attorney, .e.-
A. L. Ball. Secretary,
Sam'l. B. Thornton. General agent.
Benz. Hines,
i. II. Hunt, ) Exec. Com.
.-.-. R. Il. Lewis, -.
~ All Letters addressed to the Secretary or Agent
will be promptly attended to.
July %, 1853. 4 s0-wtf'
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May 25. 1860.
HUGHEs,s ACADEMY.

HUGHES,S ACADEMY.
TINE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL UNDER
the charge Of SAMUEL W. HUGHEs as Principal, and
of JULY, 1850. - - - y -,
TERMS 4-. eatzfs %
Classical Department. S2s 90
English Department is Oc
r No extra charxea & sf 7s1-. 5sg eFs-s - - +,
Board from as 90 to ~ 80 per session. 90.
8. W. HUGHES
June 8, 1850. 9-w3ts.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE PLANTATION, containing about 800
acres situated in the lower part Of Onslow county,
adjoining the town Of Swansboro and Immediately on the
Sound opposite Bo2ue Inlet two miles from the Ocean
Peas, Potatoes, Cotton and Ground Peas There is two
horse farm under cultivation, the balance is wood land
which Of good quality to clear for cultivation The "a
cIties tor manuring are equal to any in the State
There is a good twestory Dwelling House. with eight
rooms with dining room attached is BY 20 feet sto
Corn House and Negro Houses, ali in good repair
There is good Male and Female Academy within few
hundred yards of the place successful operation which
makes TINS desirable place for person wishing to edu
cate family OF children; also TO enjoy the uxures of the
water which abounds in all kinds Of fish, oysters &C. de-
This place unequaed for health in the Eastern part Of
the State as the dwelling pleasantly situated bluff
BY the water with excellent spring Of close
By the house. which makes it Of the pleasant resi-
dences n Eastern North Carolina Beaufort excepted
N: Railroad BY land Is miles by water from More
head City through Bogue Sound where there is constant
passing BY lighters , 80 49, ="
will take pleasure in showing the place to any person
wishing to purchase any addressed to me u this
place will receive prompt attention. o..
swsnsborc,, N. c., May Is, 1880 2o-wst
OLD PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY FIVE
YEARS OLD. ,5.t
VSHE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE ~, O.
Il 10 Barrels best Peach Brandy; -... "a. .
10 Barrels Best Apple Brandy.
ALSO, a.,
Good Mich Cows with young calves. Of the best
blood ~ Devon and Durham-short horned
Young Buis-N Devon and A Durh.m.short horned.
/ z.<ersa- = 81 SETH JONES'
-. IS miles NOrth-Ean Of Raleigh. n: g:
u Rsgisssr COPY thre TINS in Weekly.
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WIN. q. TURLINaT0N,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

W1Im1ngtOn, NJ Cs,
" ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Az
w consgnments Of Naval Stores. Gttos, Flour I'm
bs and other country produce either for sale shpmn
for ihe reception Of produce either BY Railroad Rrs
enables me to make my charges light.
Is - = Refers 70 II. A. SAVAGE,
z:.;.. Cashier Bank Of Cape Feas, Wilmington
JOHN DAWSON,
5t President Bank of No. Car, Wilmington
.zf-., s.... W. b JONES'
Cashier Bank Of Csps Fear; Raleigh.
November II, 1859. civil!
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WIN. b. LYNCH's SELECT sCHO0,
MEBANssvILLE. ORANGE Co, N. G.

MEBANEsvlLLE, ORANGE Co, n. G.
VTyHIS SCHOOL IS, SITUATED IN A MORAL ~,
j health. neighborhood. one mile from Mebanss,S;np
Depot on the North. Carolina Railroad. ''As
The Principal boards his pupils in his family. H.
ing convinced that the teacher standing in the reao,
parent, more successfully discharge the duties Of %
relation whes has BIS pupils under bis constant SUNNY
vision - F''r-' o, - ~"
The of instruction Is preparatory to the Univ,
stY and other rst.cass Colleges. The scholastic ye
divided int sessions Of twenty weeks EACH beyinn
respectively about the middle of JANUARY and JIIYe
TLRns-Per session, for Board and Tuition $lOO in ,a
vance.
ErERENcEs:-Faculty of the University; W. ]. Rim,
ham Sons, Oaks, N. c.; A. Wilson, d. D. Melville
WM B. LYNCH, Principal
May %, 1850. 2l~Ts
~ Raleigh Register, N. c. Presbyterian, Wimi OH,
Journal insert four times and forward accounts. e%
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ESQ REWARD.

DAN AWAY ON THE 18th OF MAY LAST ..
II my negro man EDMOND, carpenter BY ,rai. Qss)
negro Edmond is bright mulatto, of medium ' ss
posed to weigh about 1s5 or 40 bs and is As vs.s
his hair is long and wayy, interspersed with piaS.
and 'chskers very grey, and when not newly ssv.d
the appearance Of being much older than he is bs
quick, straight and smooth. carrying well baaucaS ai
his teeth bad and nearly al the upper fun ons.
ing; be has his forehead Of considsrabs na
but the most distinctive mark is aDea Tor Gallon. sns
sence) on one Of his temples Il think the rghDn 's s
of his hair which would identify him in the absence
other marks This Is wen excressence, can ,.,I
when his hat is off and his hair pushed back
seemingly fond Of religious devotion such as maxim a
prayers and singing religious songs. Edmond was
to this State from Virginia BY David Mechanic. and
my broth r. DR.. J. II. Drake from whom purchase
in December 1854. He has wife at Mini Jno Thouaa
Cedar Rock, franklin county. think he can rrsd
write, and may have forged free papers, and perhsO.
be passing a free negro. Edmond is known to h may
ing in Warren Franklin, and my own county, Nal
will give tina above reward Of Fifty Duars for hin su
hension and delivery TO me ut my kouse near CusaI
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars for his confinement in any Jail 40 10
get him. %a
Castalia, Y. C., May II, 1860. zO~mi::
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JOHN MAUNDER'S
MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments, TOmbs, HeadstOnes,
RALEIGH, N. C.
A GENT FOR THE SALE OF MARBLE AND SLATE
"A Mautes and Furniture work of different coored Mar
bes Orders by mail puncuay attended to. Work pack
ed and warranted.
Raleigh, March is, 1850. 22-wly.*
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$l9o,OUO
This proves how nd ralorem will work. 1t will
take $4,000 from the taxes of the rich banker, the
owner of money at interest doctors, officers, law
yers, &C., &C., and put 1850 on horses, cows
sheep, hogs, &C., farming tools, household and
kitchen furniture and the crops and productions Of
the State, which found principally in the hands
of the farmers and great laborng class Of society.
1t is true, it takes $4,000 from the taxes on the
land, but it puts 1896 900 property, principally in
the hands of the farmers, not now taxed
There are other calculations l wish to make and
other points l would like to notice. but time and
space will not permit me to do so now.
A. TAXPAYER.
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GEO., 4. wARDxR. ra- WI. D. 8ARRBfh
WARDER 4 BARRETT,
Both of the late firm of
GEO. A. WARDER & co.
ESTABLISHED IN ls4s,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
mo. 2ss Baltimore Street, opposite Hanouer Street,
:: a. f BALTIMORE, Nd,
w GUILD RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTENTIO
w of Merchants to their large and well assorted stock
embracing every style, quality and color of
Mems and Boys Hats and Gaps.
Selected expressly for the trade by the case dozen. AL
orders will receive prompt and careful attention. .
September 1, 1855. SS-wlypd'
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A. NJ. NOBLE,
PHI ELPS, BLISS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
d r z q q q ID -
No. $40 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
May 25, 1860 42-wSmpd.
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Raleigh, March ls. 1850. 22-w1y*
COACH-MAKING!
VNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
IL Public generally, that he has recently taken the
GOLD STAND,"
we'll known by everybody, west of the "Capitol Square,
and formerly occupied by VIM F. CLARKE. and IS fully
prepared to carry ON
CH.MAKING
in all its various branches in the VERY BEST style.
~ Prices to Suit the Times. 81
Persons will do well call and examine for themselves
befre purchasing elsewhere. ...
Repairing done the shortest notice, and in the very
best manner.
JAMES BAsBFORD.
Raleigh, Jan, 81. 1850. swift
]. III. HORNER'S
Classical and Mathematical School,
OXFORD, n. C.
VlHE NEXT SESSION OPENS THE SECOND MON
II DAY IN JULY.
June l, 1880. 23-w6t*
LOUISBURG MALE ACADEMY.
NJ. s. DAVIS, A. NJ, Principal
VVyHE FALL SESSION OF 1860 WILL COMMENCE
Il on the second MONDAY in July.
TERMS SESSION 81 WEEKS:
Board with the Principal, $50 00&f
Tuition from $40 90 Is 90 !
Incidental tax 50 c8
June 8, 1860. N-w4.*
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- LEASDURG M ALE ACADEMIe
SuVHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION, WILL
Il be resumed On MONDAY the 9Th Of July, 1871. and
continue twenty weeks Boys will be prepared for
the collegiate course. Tuition due at close of Session
EXPENSES: ..
Classical Department, $1,000
English =" IL SO
Board per month, &S 90 to 90
II. A. ROGERS, Principal
June Is, 1860 2a-w5t.$
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JNO. M. GALLAWAY
Late of Rockingham, N. c.,
HILL & M0RPLBBT,
COMMISSION AND. FORWARDING MERCHANTS
Off e..-Sh occoe Slip
RICHMOND, Va.
Liberal advances are made consignments Strict pr
sonal attention given to oil sales aud purchaser
customers made with great care -. .
~ Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise TOT
warded with prompsness.
WIN. L. HILL N. N. NORFLEbh
December 9, 1853. i lO5-wly
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BELMONT SCHOOL,
GRANVILLE, N. C.
Ten miles South of Ciarksvil1e, Va.
Z. GRAVES :. H. OWEN
FyHE 10TH SESSION Of THIS SCHOOL WILL CON-
II mence the 18th JULY. 1860.
For Circulars containing particulars apply to the Prn
cipal, K. H.; GRAVES
Brownvie p. O., N. c.
June IT, 1860. t-- M-w4t
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DLIN HIGH sCHOOL-MALE 4 FEMALE.
ylyHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY,

UIlN HIGH ECHOOL-MALE q. = EMANkSs
yIyHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY,
: il July 18th. 1860. =" ',,'1' 5',l 80 -.
ns nihe midst of quiet and religious communitv,
where temptations oyce exceedingly few II can be
easily reached from Statesvlie " ''-
In point of health, morality and ecunomy, Onis equal
led BY few villages in the State. The instruction de-
signed to be thorough and practical. Miss s. E PURvlS
is eminenty qualified for The position she holds in The Fee
male Department. The two departments present no
objectionable feature those WIN rightly understand
system Of government. The scboo rooms very large
and comfortable The Literary Societies have nicely fur
nished hall. with libraries good education here
be obtained very moderate and with little rk to
tie m0rdts. .. ...
Board including fuel washing, ROOM etc. from q 50 to
s. %. Tuition from fl 50 to *2O Music so Coniin-
gent fee II. No extra charges. Tuition in advdnce
sl-5 y - A. d. MERRITT, A. n. Prin.
Olin, Iredell county, N. c. 2a-w5t.*
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much protection as any of us have or can have
against bad laws under constitutional government
and more than we could have under any other; and
If is not perfect it is because human institutions
cannot entirely eradicate human vices, nor bride
the selfish and malevolent passions of individuals.
The remedy through the courts would be effec-
tive to prevent territorial legislature from assa
ing the slave owner by hostile legislation. But
what slave owner would leave the fertile lands, and
the friendly laws and congenal society of our South.
ern States, to settle in the midst of Aboitionsts
where he knew that nothing less than chains would
secure his slave from running away being stolen
and where constantly harassed with law suits and
criminal prosecutions, he could only be maintained
in the possession Of his property by the army and
navy of the United States?
In legal sense his rights and remedies might be
complete and perfect He might repose the fullest
confidence in the President and federal judiciary,
who have shown themselves obedent to their oaths
and true to duty even in the worst hotbeds of abo.
litlonism But incline to think that no slave own.
or will ever carry his property to a Territory in
which majority of the inhabitants are known to
be Aboitionists. In such community even the
most judicious and friendly laws would not be ad
ministered in his favor by abolition Judges and ju
ries, whether the laws emanated from Congress o,
from the local authorities and the adventurous o,
confding slave owner who should escape highway
robbery at the hands Of the legislature, would pro
badly find himself in den of thieves when hi
reached the jury-box. Hence, announced no pc
litical theory but simple patent fact when said
IN 1856. that "if majority Of the legislature arr
opposed to slavery there are multitude of ways il
which Shareholder may be harassed and kept out BY
hostile legislation. and by failure to provide RENE
dies tor the protection Of his rights. Practical!
the institution can only be introduced and sustaine,
where the majority are willing to tolerate it."
Suppose however, that insteadsof iegislatlng al
TENTATIVELY for the annoyance and injury Of tn
STAKEHOLDER, different system Of tactlcs should b
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Correspondence Of the Richn,oal Dispatch.
Raiiread Areiaesi- spitality - Appoissssess.
<-s- LYxcHBuR9, VA, Aprtl 10.
The accommodation train on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad due here at : p. Il.
yesterday. did not reach the city until half
past O'Clock this morning, in consequence of
the breaking Of the trnck of the forward OK.
press car, while the train was In motion. For
tunately for the express messenger, he had
Just LETT his car and was In the second class
car At the time Of the accident. otherwise NO
power ON earth could have saved his lie
amidst the crash Of timbers. The occurrences
took place near Max Meadows, and while de-
tanned the passengers had an opportunity to
hospitality, as they were Handsomely enter
tained by Gordon Kent, Ea4, a gentleman
whose residence was near BY. This gentleman
sent them several baskets Of provisions and
rage, in which strychnins had never found
cruising ground, for all Of which he generous
~ declined remuneration. On the eve Of the
departure Of the train, Mr.. VIM. Eckard,
delegate to the Charleston Convention from
of the travelling party for the hospitable man
ner 10 which they had Leen entertained.
learn that extensive preparations are be-
ing made al all of the Virginia Springs west Of
this TO accommodate largely increased num-
bers Of visitors the ensuing season. Mr.. j. +.
Gibson, Of Richmond, has been appointed to
MI the vacancy caused BY the resignation Of
Mr. y. k, Phelps. local Express Superintend-
ent at this place. and will enter upon the du.
ties of his Office in q few days.
This morning about 2 O'Clock, the dodgers in
tho vicinity of the market. house were arou led
from their slumbers by the noise made by the
:umbling Of a high wall, comprising one end
Of al old brick building occupied by family
OF servants, in rear of the Republican office,
all Of whom escaped without serious injury.
Among them was an old negro man who has
been for years unable TO walk a step without
CrntchP8.
reach the street, which he did in an inc redible
short time, and that, too, without the aid Of
any other props than those with which mai nre
had furnished him. u. X.
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n Nctice. To the sick. afflicted and numer-
Cos families who have heretofore used DR.. J. 3.
eunded happy results, that some unprincipled
tfsons have circul lated an Imitation. The Doctor
las been compelled 10 change the wrapper, which
ne Is over the cork Of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, 10 that tho public can again obtain
Ihose remedies w1ich have suited their wants and
RLeved their suH,rings.
DR.. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
sad Diseases Of the lungs il tho standard remedy.
;grEns or bruises, and the DYSPEPTlC COM
f0uSD for dyspepsia and liver complaints.,
sod n Drgggiats GENERALLY, and by
hn-ly Richmond, Va.
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n Coughs. Colds, Ksasseness, kc.-Th.

NeFaience of the above complaints at this season
nss the effect of bringing out host of professedly
lev specifics and while some few may he good.
mahy useless and some even dan To
prevent disappointment, the best course to pursue
is to consult your family physician, or otherwise
use only such remedies as long public experience
d TfLhRs COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prescription OF
a. smn sa; phsslclan, 1t soon became popular
continued to enjoy a growing reputation for the
H' twenty years In all recent cases II acts like
lS Cough. Group. Asthma, &c.. it is used with
rnpaal!eed success, most families will testify
Sod By Fisher X Winston, Meade & Baker, A.
gsnl and pleasant LOzenge form l21a and Is cents
rr box; Prepared BY J. BALMEk, Pharn.aceu-
hs,, Baltimore, Nd. fe 4-3m*
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z apHcrAL NOTICES.

:. .i.s'is...srr'.s and s"""s'' ''s'o' ~
An ENTIRE NEW STOCK
JOHN l.. SM1THkR,
No. a Main street.
,a attractive stock Of
is'fe s9a a,ssobofS-fMeifa and Domestic.
l.a,ss pkiInifTHs pki and CASSfMERES.
silk and Mare,iies VESIlNOS,
,~.,i ,,sy has lust received
TIE m"NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
,.,son at AUCTION. in New YORK.
sest n',cek comprises IN paft'
s,epd'd s''" Beautiful BEREGES
and ORGANpIES; !;
LINENS sa' PRINTS and LAWNS.
s.,.raia assortment ot
CLOTHS CASSIMERIS ,,...
, Grade aud color. for GENTS WEAR.
sa's''eTT eTTWEEDs vi 4 ard LINENS,
u0,syxEEplNG GOODS;
Eol Iarse assortment Of
PLANTATION GOODS,
,...,, variety and price. and many other goods
a eWW. Yen, IN Dry Goods store.
rses., ,satsoriter is determined To oter the public
Ihr sends the sssf selected aud cheNpegt lot oil
aad FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS.
a,srla,ed in the city. and will sell the same at
ess' ',wss, rates To cash purchases. Gail, beioTe
ss,,rr elsewhere, ca ,,ur, c.,,ruro
akx,s No. q Main street.