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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-20

AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsT.-Weh have received the
October number of this valuable monthly for our
agrcultursts 1t contains thirty pages in each
number, beautifully illustrated with woodcuts of
farming utensils Stock fruit and designs for useful
houses on farms and plantations 1t contains vau
able information, useful not only to planters farm
ers, gardeners fruit growers, etc, but it is likewise
useful to those cultvating small lots around villages
and also to every family. Send 81 to publisher
Orange Judd, Al Park Row, New York, and try it
for one year.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-20

PLEuRo-PNEUNoNIA IN GREAT BRIrAIN.-A gen.
teman of New Brunswick, who lately went to Eng
land for the purpose of purchasing cattle has re-
turned without bringing any neat stock. He found
that the pleuro pneumonia prevalent through
out England Scotland rnd Ireland, that it was dan
gerous to attempt transport cattle to the port of
embarkation. lie was furnished with ample certi-
cates as to the prevalence of the disease by large
breeders and gentlemen, as well as by veterinary
SrrpeoDS
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Mass Meeting in KinsIon.

The Constitution, the Union, and the Equality Of
the States!
We are requested to state that there will be
mass meeting of the friends of Breckenridge and
Lane, in Knston, Thursday, the 25th instant
A Breckenridge and Lane pole will be raised and
barbecue given.
Several distinguished speakers have been invited
and will be present on the occasion.
The people generally are invited to attend.
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Morements of Mr.. Yancey.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 15.-The hall of the capitol
was crammed last night to listen to the great South
ern orator, VIM. L. Yancey His speech lasted over
two hours, and was mastery, logical and convin-
cling argument for the equality of the States, the
rights Of the South, and the preservation of the
Union and the Constitution. 1t was listened to
with the most marked attention. save few inter-
ru2tions and Kisses. Mr.. Yancey speaks at SYRIA
cuse tomorrow afternoon to a mass convention, and
the succeeding evening ut Rochester.
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tB@ We invite attention to a communication in
this paper headed washing without labor" A
friend informs that he has had of the machines
and attachment in use in his family for sometime and
that they perform admirably. They are for sale by
Treadway & johnson, No. So, Sycamore St, Peters
burg, Va, who will promptly attend to all orders
sent them.
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OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

y STON C0UNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions August Term, A. D. ls60.-Baywood johnson, V.
A. johnson and wife Alvin johnson, admir- of John
johnson and others-Petition fTr distribution.
II appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Robin
Johnson of the defendants in the cause nOnres
dent of this States 1t is therefore, notion ordered by
the Court that publication be made for six successive
weeks in the NorthCsrona Standard notifying the said
defendant appear at the next Term of said Court to be
held the Court House in Smthfed the fourth Mon
day November next then and there to plead
demu otherwise the petition will be heard srdre as to
him..
Witness Thomas D. Snead. Clerk of said Court, at
office in Smhed the 4th Monday of August A. D., 1861
THOS. D. SNEAD, c. c. G.
October 10, 1880 pr. adv. s. $3.50 43-w6t*
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WALPoLE WAS JUNIUs.-Mr. Rives, of Virginia,
has collected the evidence and proved to all who
have seen it. that Horace Walpoe was the author OF
"Junius' Letters" Mr.. R. proves Walpole was the
author, and Francis Lee and other claimants were
not Mrs Gives transcribed Them for they were
always considered to be written in female hand,
when in the possession of Mr. Woodall, the printer.
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Later from Ore1on.

ST. JosEPH's, Oct. 16.-The poney express, from
Oregon, arrived here TO-DAY. The Legislature of
Oregon has been organized, but United States Sem
ators have not yet been elected. The steamer for
New York takes nearly one million of dollars in
specie
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The HiIIsborough Cadets.

Among the interesting features of the late State
Fair was the visit of the Hillsborough Cadets from
the Military Academy of Col. Tew. They paraded
on the Fair Grounds on Thursday, and their admit
rable drill and fine appearance excited the admra-
ton and loud applause of the thousands of persons
there assembled The gentlemanly demeanor of the
cadets while off parade and when mingng with the
tnrong of people in attendance also the subject
Of general and highly favorable remark.
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Movements of Senator Douglas.

DETROIT, Oct 15th.-Senator Douglas arrived in
this city this morning. and in the afternoon address
ed an immense audience on Campus Martius. His
speech was mainly in reply to that of Governor Sc
ward delivered last week. There is grand torch
light procession this evening. Mr.. Douglas leaves
for Kalamazoo tomorrow morning, where he will
speak in the afternoon. .--.-..... --..- .-
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CoLoRED "WIDE-AwAKEs."-The Republicans of
Chelsea, Mass, had a procession on Wednesday
night, and among the clubs in line the "Attucks
Wlde-Awakes" composed entirely of black men.
Hon. y A. Andrew, the republican candidate for
Governor, honored them by taking his place in the
lne Just in the rear the Mayor Of the city and other
"white folks" following. These facts we take from
the Boston Atlas Republican
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Prince of Wales.

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-It is stated here that the
Prince of Wales has avowed the intention of re-vis-
iting the United States at no distant day, during
the winter season, for the purpose of making trip
through the South
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Mr.. Branch's Appointments.

We are requested to say that Mr.. Branch will at
tend and address Mass Meetings of the Breckenridge
and Lane Democracy at
Adams Store, Wake, Saturday, Oct 81.
Durham's Depot, Orange, Tuesday, Oct. So
Green Level, Wake, Saturday, Nov. 8.
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SHERIFF OF MARTIN-We learn that the late
Sheriff Ward of Martin county, under pretence of
going to Raleigh to settle with the Comptroller,
three weeks ago, left and has not been heard from
since. He leaves his securities minus about $12, 900
or upwards. Mr.. Crawford was elected last week
by the Court to fill the vacancy Washington (N.
CT DisDntch
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GEN. w. O. BurLER-Gen w. o. Butler, candi-
date for the Vice Presidency with Mr.. Cass in 1S4s
is stumping Kentucky, with Humphrey Marshall,
for Breckenridge 1t seems that many Of the old
and influential Democrats of Kentucky have "gone
and done ~ likewise
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ID 1 E ID


In Granville county, N. c. the l4th of Oct 1860,
Mrs. Sarah Jones.
Sister Jones born in Sept 1884 She had been for
80 years active and consistent member of
the Baptist Church. And in the 9th year of her age
called trust quit her home earth and that
Of Heaven leaving husband and several children with
sad and discnusolate hearts.
E.FB.
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MiSs0nri P0Litics

ST. LOUIS, Oct 15th.-The Bulletin, the organ of
the Breckenridge Democracy, contains address of
the Democratic Central Committee, urging that the
vote of the State should be cast for Breckenridge to
prevent the dissolution of the Union by which Mis-
souri, has everything to lose and nothing to gain.
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WIN. Il. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wilmington, N. c.,

Wilmington, N. &c,
VNT1LL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALA
w cousignnents Of Napal Storts Clifton, F0sr, Tim
Der and other country produce either for sale or shipment
My Wharf and Warehoiises being conVenienty located
for the reception of produce either By Railroad or Rive
enables me to make my charges Hght
Refers 10 81. a. SAVAGE
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear Wilmington.
JOHN DAWSON, ~
b President Bank of No. Car, Wilmington.
W. q JONES
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
November II, 1859. WHY.
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The Bellites claim to be the only national party
in the field. By way of proving the claim, they
polled 1900 votes the other day in Maine, against
sirty thousand Black Republicans and forty thou
sand Democrats That looks national" don't it
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MARRIED.

In Franklinsvlle n c., Thursday evening" 18th inst
b. the Rev. Jesse Lawrence Mr.. ID. Curtis Miss Lucy
Ellen only daughter of Geo. and Lucy Makepeace, all Of
that place.
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Office Atlantic and N. C. II. r. Co.,
OF

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
- ST0N C0UNTY-COurt of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
so.is, August Term, A. D. lS60-Scarborough Spvey
W. H. Joyner, Admir-, and the Heirs at Law of Dixon
Spivev deceased-PetrtIon for division of slaves.
1t appearing the satisfaction Of The Court that Epha
i'm Spivey, Aaron Spvey, Nancy Jordan and Mary White
bone the defendants this cause non-residens
of this State: 1t is therefore, notion ordered by the
Court that publication be made for successive weeks in
the NorhCarona Standard notifying the said defendants
appear the Term of this Court to be held at the
Court House in Smithed, the fourth Monday of No
vember next. then and there to answer, &C.
Witness Thomas D. Snead, Clerk of said Court at Office
in Smithfeld the 4th Monday in August A d., 1860.
THOS. d. SNEAD, C. c. C.
October 10, 1850. pr. adv. IS 621l) 42-w6t.*
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Elected to Y. s. Senate.

MONTPELIER, W., Oct. 16.-Mr Collamer was, to-
day. reelected to the u s. Senate for six years from
4th Of March next
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a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE
"A General Assembly to form a county out of
portions of Wayne, Dupln and Sampson.
MANY CITIZENS.
Dudley, Oct. 49, ls6. 43-w3t#
~ Register copy three times and forward bill to John
C. Rhodes, Dudley p. o., N. C.
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NOTICE,

q PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
n Legislature of North Carolina extend the corporate
limits of the town of Franknon and to prohibit the sale
of intoxicating liquors within and half miles of said
corporation.
October 10, 1860. S4-lm,
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For the Standard.
AMERICA.
BY RANSOM GULLEY.


America, America land of the brave and free,
Upon thy Altar ever burns the fire Of liberty!
While millions of thy loyal throughout this wide do
- main.
Will ever cherish their hearts thy dead for freedom slain
The scepered king upon his throne doth rembe when he
Our gtterug flag of stars and stripes with countless dew
Otees,
Who bow with submissive will alone to Gods decree.
And promise with His mighty aid they ever will be free
We love each sparkling rvue gurges tbro the plain
Where martyrs the holy of liberty slain;
Around our lofty mountains strong devotion clings
Which Ger each hill and valley Frightening halo filings
Upon onr Nations history the patriots of old.
Have chr3ncled their mighty names in letters bright
gold;
Where generations yet unb will read their glowing story
And Irvine for their immortal brows, corOnal of gIoy
Though dissolution threatens now our homes to desoae
And sink upon the shoals of strife the guod old ship Of
Oh! may that Almighty Power guide safel; DER the
wave,
And tranquil of peace our COuntr,s barque yet
save.
Though mighty empires may arise and flourish and decay,
And proud dynastes tumble down and quickly pass away
Yet may this lovely land Of her glorious flag unurd
Stand rm amid the wrecks Of time to the world
Clayton, NC.
HIGH PoINT.-We learn from the Reporter that
the Deputy Marshal gives the following as the popu-
lation of the handsome town which has grown I'D
at the crossing of the railroad and the plank road
in Guilford county
Number of families, SO.
"White males, 260
" Females 297
" Free negroes, %
Slaves, So
Total, 66S
This village has been built up during the last
four or five years and by the Central Railroad.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The srAsDArD is conducted strictly

SPECIAL N0TICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
upon the system, AH papers are Discontinued at the
srpirGtion the time chich they haze been paid. Sub
,cribfrs sc be notified WEEKS before their time out
bya CROSS their papers, and unless the subscription
Is rsuescea tie paper ,UH be discontinued. This rule
from ,rhch there iu be departure. Watch for the eoss
mari and renso your subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per dnnunn, in adUnnce.
Semi Weekly (Rcuiing the Ti- Weekly during the Ses
ri ny 81 per dnnUnH, in adUance.
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from, well the to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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81 We are under obligations to Hon. L. OBJ
branch for valuable public documents.
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Total,

This village has been built up during the last
four or five years on and by the Central Railroad.
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NIXON's ROYAL AMPHTTHEATRE,
NIblo's Garden, New York, Astley,s. Loodon.
and the Philadelphia and Boston
Academies OF Music,
ON ITS SOUTHERN TOUR BY RAILROAD,
H HytS1siSa MR. BARTON S RssI%ors
COURI LISTERS ... .MEsSRS. WARD & DAVENPORT.
SUPREME OF The ARENA.......h Mr. R. ELA1NGHAM
Dictated by desire to concentrate at Nbl6's Garden,
New York, such a combination OF Equestrian and Aero
baic ability would surpass every other world
Iproceeded to Europe and brought to New York the
wonderful troupe that has ed the theatre Of the
metropolis and the Boston and Philadelphia Academies Of
Music, for months to Overlooking. Ny engagement with
the g'esi Lagedan, Mr. EDWIN FOREST, who after four
solicitations to reappear at Nbo's Garden, occupies for
his this favore cosmopolitan temple Of the drama,
enables indulge long cherished DESIRE at
the time accede TO the solicitation Of hosts Of
Southern aies and gentlemen to send my Great Troupe
thousands Of ladies and gentlemen Of the South who have
the Company at Nibo's and elsewhere and the pub
ic that there will be no dmnuon Of its numbers, or
change in its prOpria persona J. NJ NIXON.
TIE COARAT
MILE. ELLA ZOYARA.
THE q HANLON BROTHERS,
The mighty AcrObats,
GEORGE, EDWARD,
WILLIAM, and FREDERICK.
SIG. SEBASTIAN,
The dashing Italian Equestrian.
MONS. DUVERNEY,
The man Of Thousand Forms.
The Comic 1erioi stilt Fea. Performer and Dancer.
MONS. DE BACH,
The Equestrian Revolving Orbit Performer.
MR.. GEORGE ROSS,
The daring and graceful Rider and Bridge LeapeF
MIR. JAMES WARD.
The great Rope Suspensonist Ia Bondn and Processes
Of the Art Nagique.
MIR. WILLIAM KINCAIDE,
The best General Performer In the World.
MASTER FRANK STARK,
The renowned Double Sommersault Thrower.
MASTER WILLIE.
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian in his Double Act Of Osa-
Gle Leapng on his Twin Ponies.
MIR. l.. SAMPSON,
Tho Her. uIeaI and Acrobatic Artist
The Troupe will be accompanied by fine Brass Pand,
Tho worlds favorite, THE MARE ZAIDEE,
the incarnation Of Equestrian Beauty and Intelligence.
The beautiful TWIN TONIES, CUPID AND DIAMOND.
superb Stud Of Ring and Trick Horses, in splendid
condtion-fresh and vigorous-as RalrOadng saves h
the fatigue Of ira yelling.
Doors open at IL, to commence at p. NJ p. to
commence at g.
Admission so cents Children and Servants 25 cents.
Seats covered, and Of width make them per.
ioctiv comfortable. Ushers in attendance.
Company will Exhibit at
WELDON Saturday, October Goth;
RALEIGH. Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 22d and Esd
GOLDSBORO', Wednesday, Oct. oath;
WILMINGTON, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
18th, 26th and 9th.
Admission so Cents. Children under 10 years old q
Servants 25 Cents
Doors open at 2 and 7-oclock Performance to &C
mence at ~ and ~ O'Clock.
October 10, 1860. S4-lt
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CoTToN RECEIPTs:-In looking over the Inward
Receipts at the office Of the Southern Railroad,
observe that the total receipts of Cotton the
Petersburg Railroad for the past two weeks have
been very heavy, the larger portion of which came
from the Wilmington and Tarboro Branch Railroads.
From the 25th September to the 18th inst, the
receipts foot up 1851 bales, of which quantity 754
bales were received by Mcssrs. n NJ. Martin, 4 Co.
Prices thus far have been well sustained here, and
have compared very favorably with other markets
more remote The transactions continue heavy, and
the demand active. Factors have generally met the
market freely, and have continued to dispose of
their stock as it arrives.-ErpreSs.
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JNO. M. GALA w AY.
Late of Rockingham, N. c.,

Late of Rockingham, N. c.,
HILI & N9RPIBBT,
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Ofice--SShOccoe Slip,
RICHMOND, VA.
Liberal advances made consgnments Strict per-
sonal is given all sales aud purchases for
customers made with great care.
~ Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise for
warded with promptness
WIN. L. HILL. n. N. NORFLEET.
December 9, 1859. l05-wly.
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ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
II BOARD AND LODGING for ?. 80. r. .i-
Twenty-Five Members Of the Legislature.
The Rooms in the Buildings known the Cooley House.
and which formerly rented Captain Lawrence con.
stitute q portien of my lodging rooms
.---- i' Planters Hotel.
Raleigh N. c., Sept Is, 1860. 3S-wst.
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CENSUS OF New ORLEANs.-By the United States
returns we have good idea of what the census Of
New Orleans is the current year, though the CON-
plete report has not been made out. The figures
Show the following population by districts:
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
AN WEDNESDAY, THE l4rH DAY OF NOVEMBER
" next, at the residence of the late HUGH E. LYON,
of Wake county the undersigned will sell
Four Likely Negroes.
Also the Crop consisting of CORN, FODDER WHEAT,
SHUCKS, &C.; all the stock of HORSES, HOGS and CAT
TIE, and a lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE.
TERMs:-A credit of six months will be given the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security
CANADAY LOWE, Admir-.
October 20, 1850. S4-tds
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OPP FELLows.-The reports of the officers show
the Order to be in a highly prosperous condition,
viz:
The number Of Grand Lodges in the U. s. 81
The number of Lodges in the U. S. 1926
Number admitted during the year, 1864
Number of deaths during the year, Ito
Whole number of members, 177,711
Whole number of members who have
received pecuniary relief from the Order, 1921
Number of widowed families relieved, 1859
Amount paid for relief SAG, 959, so
This exhibit of the Order will show the work they
are doing in practical charity.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

JENNING PIG0TT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
LATE EoRTH-CARoLISA,
Is permanently situated at Washington, D. C., where be
will attend to claims against the Government and esps-
cially to obtaining patents for inventors
July "a, 1850. 0O-wlypd- y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-29

NOW READY,
The Life md Public Services
hon. sERAIA vas~eOGN
NJlIh Portrait on Steele, by ID. w. Bartlett
w the well kpawu aut be-, 81 'sIhr life - 7 as4v
Jane Grey Joan Of Arc" ctr. and Washington
eorresp naeEt a the New York Evening Posi- -
ard - dependent" one haldseme 2mo, Cloth,
gilt back. go pages. pr.ce ST.. Also,
The Lite ana Pubic Services of
SENATORS DOUGLAS.
One Large l2mo. price......$l.
Justreceived and for sale ~
OGDEN BROWNFLLA CO.'S
CRY Book STORE,
tyzb~t 81 Main.st.
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voUNG,s NEW STYLES. enlarged
L and improved in construction. The material
OF which these machines are made, Is the same ~
the "Boudoir,@ OF which We (Laage j Barnuml sold
so many. Young's Machine, b wever, does away
with the objection TO the "Rubber Ring" for driv-
ing, that they wore off in spots whenever the ma
chine run hard for want of OIL any other cause
"Belt" is much better, particularly for heavy
work. There are no light, frAi springs TO get ont
Of order all the parts arc large and substantial
and all the bearings where there Is friction, or
are "case-hsrjenea" SO hard that file makes no
impression--of course, they will wear lifetime.
They ca be made
TO SEW SINGLE OR DOUBLE
Thread at pleasure giving the advantago Of 10th
stitches. They have straight Needle, very i'm
portant to prev ent the breaking OF needles. No
re-winding adjustment OF any kind en- the un der
thread. After tire aiding twice through the looPer,
you may run the entire under spool OF without any
change this is Of the new features of the Ma
chino, and is Of unquestionea importance. There
has ever been great difficulty in properly regulating
the under thread with all BILE thread Chimes;
with this, it is always right, and willsew with
The least Care and skis
of any machine known; on all kinds of goods, fine
and course, the length of the stitch being variable
al pleasure.
The prices are THIRTY, AND FORTY DOL
LARS, including the :" Ri ght side Hemmer," oil
screw driver tweezers four needles full PRINT
ed directed and Barnum's New Improved, Com
bned ''Guagc and Tucker, improved in July, with
which the most inexperienced can sew straight
seams, or tuck, without basting or guiding the
work They applicable 10, and are now being
manu- featured for al the sewing machines In this
country. They are for sale for other machines, at
so cents. TIE $40 machine is silver plated, and
With box and table, equals the " high-priced ma
chine
For sale, Purified Oil, expressly for Sewing Ma
chimes, price 81 cents per bottle.
Agent wanted In every town within 100 miles OF
Quincy, ia Illinois, Missouri and Iowa.
H. BAkNUM Of the old firm If Laage Bar
num- Quincy, Illinois, Agent for Western Illinois
Eastern Missouri, and southern Iowa.
j. M. BILLINGS is agent for keokuk. The
m schnes can b. seen at j.. Ill. Emerson's Ambro
type Palace.
faurlq-d2w w2m
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ME would call the attention If thr public to
w the fact, that 1T fI ELS AMB 8UT1 PE puO-
l06RAPh AID siEkkEOsG1PlC GALLERY is
tie pl4ce AZ get
Gorrect Pictures ssesy style.
Being the Oldest eHfabiished operator In the city.
the superiority of hs pictures, ard BIS efforts 10
please arc well known 10 all. lie ID putting
up views Ut Nam ftieet, snitabla fur mailing for
the very low price oi 20 aud tO cents each the
largest and best picture oi heoaak ever taken ;
Alsu large view of lit. Madison.
steroseopie views and baEeE for sale and on ex.
hibtion all are respectfully invited 70 call and
examine hem
~ Don, forget the place: rs Main street, ID
door from Third street.
Aug. 70, 'oe.~-d
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the known wants of the profession, offered on
the best terms to Physicians and Others.
April l9-dtw TH0S. RYAN, Agent.