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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
Dallas County Agricultural and lechanic'
Association.

m he next regular meeting of this Asst ation, is
the FIRST Monday in June. full tendance of
the members is urgently requested my impor-
tant regulation are to be made in regardo the gen.
eTa Fair-tlse exhibition of stock and otter articles,
the premiums to be awarded &C., &C.. in which it is
DIES, hble that all should be consulted.
The improvements upon the grounds I'VE COM
menced, and many will be required. y US be
prompt in all things.
Dallas Nav a. 1860
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

HARVEST For the last week, he farmers of our
county have been busily engnged|in harvesting the
wheat crop. As far as We have armed, the indca-
tons are highly favorable for ahrge yield Con-
trary to the expectations of the ost sanguine' the
disasters to the crop during the sSere winter nave
not wholly destroyed the prospectfor sufhciency
for the demand. That portion 4 the wheat that
survived the severe freezes, has plNed to be good
M was ever seen in this country, Of perhaps better
Nv Hunter, on White Rock, assuis us that he will
average 80 bushels to the acre, hitch is unprece-
denied in view of all the drawback during the foil
and winter.
The prospect for an overwhelmin crop of oats and
corn was never better large fields, ere planted after
it seemed that the wheat was injured and now the far
mers tell us that they have never sen such vigorous
growth, in any country. The seasos have been un-
usually propitious, and from preset Indications
,lentifu future awaits the immigrantnd the traveller
Prosperity seems about to bless thewhole country
and place this section of the State 1.-THE front ranks
of the agricultural sections of the Ulon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
Cherokee steam Saw Mill
RPOOM 4. NARROW

BRUUW q WHNLOW, .
TTAyE their % power Steam Saw Mill in full
IL operation miles Canuons Bridge on the Neeches
River II miles from Palestine they will always keep on
hand large and good assortment of the best quality oil so
hart pine lumber that can made in this county We have
and always shall have seasoned lumber Come every "0'
and get lumber at : 100 per hundred
A'N o. Il. NJ. STACKPOLE, Agent, Dallas Texas,
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ELEGANT and rahiOnable Dress Goods.

IL the ladies' wish otee something really beautiful,
10 the way Of the lateslstyes Of Dress Goods, they
would do we'll to call at
The Railroad Corner,
aid examine those baree robes, lawn aud organdy
robes, Of the most fashpable styles Also, new Eng
lish bareges and lace cscs, straw fats, kid gloves
rich damask and Frenehehntz, &c., all Of which are
offered on the most reasonable terms by
~. VI. tincitpoic.
Fresh arrivals Of Groeties, Preserves, fine Smok-
Ing Tobacco Havana Cigts, the best ever brought to
this market and many dhcr articles too numerous
to mention, all for sale BYE. NJ. Stackpole.
See advertisement of nnerous and sundry articles,
staple and fancy, by Mesas, Peak and Bro. Having
moved into their new hous, they are now prepared
to show their elegant stool and to sell on good terms.
Give them call, and exaiinc their full assortment
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
. v,,,,,,-,,nt I,cIn TO the Survivors 81 the LAT,

a., v,uvor,nut Item o the Survivors al the Lafe
49, Eur with VI "NiCc.
LANCASTER G. H., 5. C., May IL, 1906
rr Jackson-Dear Sr After my return from Mexico was
orosy afflicted with terrible disease which has carried TO
the grave many my fellow soldiers Chronic c-
cornpaned Neuralgia brought on by the climate OF heSco
ami IN. mode OF living while Engaged the The relief
ave obtained from the Of EEOShaud>. t-oTilAn tt-
tcrs is astonishing and most eecrfuly have and st con
nue 10 recommend the Bite all who similarly arote
believing that benefit that will result rom their use WIZ w
X q: DIDLINGS, late Lieulenaut
oF cor,na,v G. Palmetto Regiment, :. C. Volunteers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

There is still great demald for houses in Dallas.
The increased accessons to o population, render it
almost impossible to supplylthe demand for tent
ments The question is oftenS sked why the vacant
lots, arc not improved and tnements erected, for
the benefit of renters. 1t is veil known that house
rent is high and the dema "a great; consequently
such investment would pay Will.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
NOTlCE /!

7 WILL sell two horse Powers and ThresiHs, one
horse Railway Thresher, cast iron Rler Su-
gar Mil f6r crushing Chinese Sugar Cane, wh two
"a Gallon Sugar Pans. will sell the above oninety
daTs time, with note and approved security or for
Good Mules Any application for Sugar MiIhust be
rnsde by LIST of May next. H. SlNGLfoN.
Waxahachie, March "A, 1S60-40:2m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

From Rev John Berg, Of the Baltimore True I non
Dr. g. NJ IacAsol-pear Sir: Your E5o0iind's esern'"II
Filters desrvedy popular and believe Is Calculated 10 Fe
move "''' % Y,Ts Truly JOHN BERG
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

y It is source of intcret and gratincalon 10
e,rn that some of our farmers living to Dallas
are turning their attention oparket gardening
ri,c demand for vegetables inltown, is great, and
oor country friends will not ouI be we'll paid for
tbe;r trouble in coming to marAt but will receive
due thanks in addition. 1t is aprohtable business
npd we hone to see many of thentngaged in it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

W A. EEHHIEs Mark sad Btands--For har-
~~frsud Cattle sheer Ard f1-ztlT mara sr15s
~ al nn1ss- "a ifh a11 ur-r-o % fn- rrf e-r
sfsy % fss4-is-is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

1000 Becyes Wauted.
r WILL pay the highest market price, in CASH, for
Il good heavy BEEF GAIT e, delivered to me
at Jefferson from the first Of November until the lat
ter part Of December, next Demand from one to
two hundred per day.
Jeasrson. Aug. 100. lssa-s..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNAMENr'
ooeNIensye with the civilization ofIhe Globe Other aG''
eles claim Alternate pain and disTess-is cara fsn''
y Physicians, Government Hospitals, FarT'eTs' Planters
Farmers, LyeHmen, 40, have practically demonstrated
this fact throughout the world No article ever before reee''
we'd such undivided prase and support nom Medical AMI
eienlihe men,
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HORSES, CATTLE 3
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED:

such as bOne gall scratches SPAWN, poll'ey swc'a!
hoofail, Sc arc subdued and cured by the Mustang
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uuEUMATIsn

years standing, has been totally cured Piles Ulcers Tn'
mors, unnne Sores, serola, sun JOINTS Feons' swons'
Burns, BIes, oils, Chaps, Neuralgia Salt Rheum and oil
aches and pains upon man. and kindred complaints upon
HORSES CATTLE &c.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

NIBLO,s GARDEN ITALIAN OPERA
L. CokTEsI ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE.
MOST P0sITIvxLY
THE LAST WEEK
OF their resent they have open Boston On
anuonnl performances These viii be
THURSDAY, SEPT q. and
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT. Is
Verdts favorie and popular Opera,
WIN be presented forths
Last TIME
In consequence OF the for vhis hsve
been made 70 the management In this Opera
SI0NOR Y. AMOl 10
Brother 10 the eminent baritone, Will make hix
FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE
Ia New York. viii be supported By
Elgnor MUSIANI
Signor r. AMODIO.
SARL ANoChuTL
Admission, 81 Family Circle q cents Private Boxes -
80 according to location
THURSDAY, Sept "a,
FIRST TINE,
In this country. Pacanis
Splendid Tragic Opera OF
when Madame CoRTEsI viii appesr In one Of hsr xrsndes
characters.
6ATURD AZ. Sept ~,
- GRAND FARKW ELI. MATINEE
SPECIAL NOTCH,
be secured in the box Office -
Five Days In Advance
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CEAM TO LoEDoEpEERY GLASGOW AND LIVER,
- pocstc,tee pssssgs 20 Europe. by The nonIrsai
s. sf9ss : ps.ssss 70
Dderry Liverpool-Firsi cia.s ~ and ~;
~ 1ss sS ss Tolsas surssis
r he s s.s %g *
isSs s Se1f ssf 'as
IL The Asia, r. q. Lott commanaer. win sail from the
eompanys doc Jersey Cry With the mails ard
rssSs;sd e e on ' S s By ons , se9cs
K. cuNARD, No. 4 30 ~ung Green.
M on tie 2sS sspteaSer The EM FIJI s.s oe.obsr
Fnr pssssSs from or . Liverpool apply 70 WILLIAMS
tie south and ssuihwest-fhree steamers . week-Tuos
days Thursdsys and saurdaylTn weekly United States
ys ~ gong .i:snssp avlfE &'f Sarr aSs
fsssas @ o S rave. .ss e.
pass:ss viii through ticket. folcws.- To Savannah,
~ 3 nfs f Hsas.ns a. - y as aaSs
~ 20 Chattanooga SIS; Knoxville 20 So Augusta, vs,
rsisSs Or D::.ss sPo ;rosp IiIEsfoS Co.
e B,"ss.ay The cotTMBiA S.p:su Berry va, sucs:sd
septeber % The Adams KKsress Co.'S Great Southern TX
give Information as 10 SAILING days fare, &c.
i iok. Portsmouth City Point and Rchmond, connscSns
With Norfolk and Pe'ersourg and souihse Railroads for
Freight received every day and through receipts furnished
s.sans sp JAMEsrows Capt. ssansr leave. every TUES.
sen1s Steamship cs sS 70 aps saas
day Freight to Portsmouth or Norfsk cents per
i 10 sss and Aas o
or Rchmoat $40 Excursion tickets to Norfolk and back SIS
LUDLxx 1 HEINEKEN lis Broadway.
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NIBLO's GARDEN
IN Sole Lessee aud Manager Jamsa n NIxou
Second week Of EDWIN fOR REST the American TrNxadaa
Monday evening Sept "a I0G0
HAMLET
aamie Mr. Forrest CiauduB Mr.. j. OAu0l
Ghost. Mr.. y b Conway The Queen ~ Nine Poni1
rnlonius Mr. chas Fisher OpheIis. Mrs. Conway
Private Boxes: $685.. &c and 50 Drsss Circe sos
Orchestra Seals 81 Family Circle Crosby - ga
Boxes and orhestrs Seats only be In ADVANCE
Mr.. Forefts hnh night. "Wednesday, Sept %.
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ENfIkkLY Nav OVERTURE
INCIDENTAL MUSIC,
written expressly for this piece By
MR. THOMAS BAKER.
Also operate selections "Dou Giovanni s2obert
10 Diablan Les Hugcnotsn and the Child egment-
qnadrlle alAces Opera OF 'uriine and Mercs
dAntesII Giuramento-yhs Trumpet Po,k. with for
corpe gaop, the courier intro
ducing bells, whips, pistols, &c.
Doors open O'Clock; commence nj eight O'Clock
NOTICE..
viii be speedily produced
Nav
IN THREE ACTS.
ALLEN ARooN
LADY or GLANMIRE;
TALE or CouETV Cork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

At n cHAnBERs sTRKnr-MoSEv no Loan TO
"A amount on DaDonds urs~t wsfrkes Je~ery.
h. The bought for kish~~ cash prices By the
wpn hncwu fgAACB. N Chnnssrs srssG NB-fo hun
wnnear4ed O nnxur1AyM
lForEy, noNEv.-rARrTKs IN WANT Or TFNYORA-
M ~ 10 q from 80 " $1,000 colI<t-rA
currsea. ep1<in ~ sane ~ 0RD. W. rRkEcH CT
Br~< way. rd hw bes~~~s bouscu and Bleccs~r
mo LOAN on BoEp AND noRraAaE $40 oo cS
nrs improved cay property enbcv - Ne Yost
r1rcsyn sxesu nssd acpu Address security, Herald
ore.
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kELEsToH--rHR FrRsr CLASS stDIwHxM
~ kkysrorK sTAEk, C>psssu =. nsrss.ea,
.rn rnn.AsSe1s ss~ uA~ssHen. % Iuesaey, -.
applying 70 A. HKsdF IT,, is6 Fcess vssrve<
a. rhe ssame~ Stair % oRoRoI 4 vii ssa ~
savsmnAA q. esfurdA5, eec<mbw ~ 81
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CHUu An xARLy gRAyn-RnAD PIE rHrvAI
- nsdsl rrestss ~ ~ wsrd rswulary cdus.asd Ply
rsssss .sy cscSM ~ wsrd ugc. sny 49,. ue. vsss
spneu n ~ wuvA-sse prsyarsd fvrm m~sws gpe.1 b
~ reat krvnHA snd . nnvs sxssnAed pvNssss Aaa GO
80 O.. - nrxnkvNg.
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uwovErscR REsrxtL m cHAuEnRs srRgBY, "a
b. coesuisd usual o. ~ isiss " bon asas psv 70
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"a AID IS" 0I H1ss9 TEN psys.

eNmship BlnHvfLLG. sAps y. d. BuliccA, VII com
recvive frsishl "a rsusdsy. seyseaber q, end ~
.frum pior fora a MurrAy svsel Hcg4h river.
{VIN6sTON. CnOCHkRoN = Co. - MuDay a.
kHAwBA WIN IN On he llih, md The On soTo
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rIow TO CURE prsEAsEs or TIE MOST DIsrRnss
Ill srs ekarHcseree~ Pa euts 9uhis by a. ". MortoA
n. b. ouutAinins sdvee and mode q care, wah pesnaa
r~~df~u h1d Of all druTra tle and espo
snr~ Pr>os 10 c>pe so'd " H. o. Lawr~pes Ma vessy
rres o. uaie receipt 81 -four possAxs aAapa A
frern bos t02a PkA6sphh po~a omsa
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A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE wANrHD-Bl
highly Respectable and responsible lady who wishes
take few families with her 70 board who reside with
now ct her country Apply 70 n q. BISHOP la Broad
way, atore door.
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b NORTH GERMAN IL.oYD's STEAMSHIP BRE-
MN, u. Wesses, comm sndsr. carrying The United
: nail. VIII sail on
SATURDAY, SEPT -. u u O'Clock u.
BRnxsK, VIA soUrHAxProN,
Taking passengers for
|NDON, HAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Al The folio sing rates;
|eAbin 500 Second cabin. $50 Bteerage.
GRLFcKg, KEUaEN RxICHELr
~ Broadway.
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puBLrsHED By DR.. BARROW, is BLREoxxn
cent. shsi pouula m.liosi wwx Human Prnany asni
free ever vbere sl1 alec ~ y. G. wells 10 fN grHsk
Hrurkiyn-
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GUITAR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ". GOULD
VI Solo uarist from the principal Italian opera
&C. enables biz pupils In few lessons 70 songs
and play effectively the Addronp
50 Amity street. n B.-The Concertna taught
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vArNAH All THE SOUTH
b YER Il NusA aver, On fhrrsiay. sept n. 4 four
~ Savannah ~us unsrrpsssed Acccnwcdssiecs
MANY sxs: uolumrus. szis atlanta III, Macon.
p~ TO- n'R csouwxLLA Co,
as Wee strree and rs, Bru~dwAy.
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ri clssa viii Ieave York the 1 llth ana
Ach mouth. erceps vber sbese dases fall Sunday.
day q departure wnl be the McudAy following
3rnsw Of wArrsn- d. B. ALLEN, Agent.
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InrvRTAET TO The hARRIrD AHD IHgsn As2uT
eas~~ ~ wDmen lna pubished The iexh edIn oe ~
vsiuabis boas enu,ld The Msried wcn.ss Private nod
cal Cornp sntnr Pre- u sod bY II q. LAwREFOK Va
vesey esest Aox Houss. ard = - osce. ~ Liberty sxes
New yosk WI be ssns ~ mst 70 ssy pa ~ TIE vsttsd
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| HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CONPANYs
III steamship TEUrON1A, n. Taube, commander VIII
Tor Hamburg, southsmptoa, London and HAvre on
Oct l. II u n First cA0n, 500. second cabin go;
= As. q. b RICHARD BOAS
Isl broadway, n. Y.
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RURAL PUBLICATIONS.

REY ASSORTMENT IN THIS DEPARTMENT IS
ltA very complete, comprising all the late editions:
Farmers and Planters Encyclopedia, Bmmerson
The American Farm BOOK, Allen.
Rural Chemistry, SoitS
Agricultural Chemistry, Johnston.
Chaptal's Agricultural Chemistry.
The Complete Farmer and Gardener, Fessendeu.
The Kitchen Gardeners Instructor, Brdgman.
The Young Gardeners Assistant, BrIdgman
McAiahOn's American Gardener.
Gardening for the South White.
Fruit Flower and Kitchen Gardener. Neil
Ladies' Companion to the Flower Garden Mrs. Loudon.
Breck's Book of Flowers.
The Complete Florist
Downing Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture
DOwning's Cottage Residences.
Country Houses, Downing
Hedges and Evergreens, WardeT.
Grasses and Forage Plants, Flint
Darngtons American Weeds and Useful Plants Thurbe
American Hand Book of Ornamental Trees, Meehan.
Rural Architecture, Allen.
DowLing's Fruit and Fruit Trees of America.
The Fruit CutivatOr's Manual, Bridgman.
The American Fruit Culturist Thomas.
The American Fruit Book, Cole.
The Fruit Gardener Barry.
American Fruit Growers Guide, Elliott
Fields Pear Culture.
Cold Grapery, VIM. Chorton.
Practical Treatise the Culture of the Grape Allen
Hoar on the Grape Vine
Culture of the Grape and Strawberry, Longworth.
Habits and Diseases of Domestic Animals Allen.
Breed Management and Diseases of Sheep lOuatt.
Management of Sheep Garfield.
Sheep Husbandry in the South. Randall.
Mich Cows and Diary Farming, Flint.
Mich Cows Guenon.
RALEIGH March % 1870 23-t.f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT SALE OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE COURT OF
Id Equity mad, ia the matter Of the heirs at law of the
lin Superior Court shall offer for sale upon credit OF
six twelve and eighteen months the following tracts Of
land on the days following. to-wit:
the 4th of December next upon the premises shall
expose public sale the tract Of hand the corporate
limits of the tOwr of Loasbdg known the Hume tract
adjoining the lsads of Dr. Ellis Malone, II. s. Davis and
Others cuntaning Se0 ACRES more less.
This is OF most desirable residences in the
ty of FrankiiaS tire dwelling house is and contains
six guod roOesS tae kitchen and out houses all
framed bRidugS and stables and barns equaed by
any in this section Of the county The panIauu is in
good repair and is in high state of cultivation There
fine creek Bottoms the tract thoroughly drained and
the whole farm is we'll horzOntuzed and free of gues.
Taere is large amodnt Of Hre%ood and timber the
tract.
On the 6h of December next upon the premises shall
expose puoc sale the tract of land in Franklin county
known The Carpenter Mill tract lying Tar river and
CaTeaters creek, containing a0O acres less This
tract of land will be divided into two
may be most advantageous. There is u good dwelling
house. houses barns stables &c all of which are new
and in good repair; also SiOrehOusc The planta.
ton is Of superior quality lying Tar ard Carpe-
ters .creek, having been thoroughly drained and highly
manfred There 500 $40 of low grounds the
of which in cultivation he sale of this
of land offers chance those wishing pur
chase first c'aSs farms.
On the h of December next shall offer for sale
the Court Huuse in the town of Lous61rg credit Of
twelve months the following tract of land The tract
known the Burnett tract cossinng acres less
adjoining the lands of VIM. Andrews and others. Also
other tract known Us the Usze Land adjoining the
lands of VIM insco and others containing $50
80 of land the town of Louisburg adjoining the
lands of W. IL Collins and Others. Also undivided IN
of Onehrd of three lots of land Of about tenth
of in the Of Louisburg known tie Court
lot in the of Lcusbug known the Masonic Lodge
Bonds with sufficient security will be required in every
CHAS. H. THOMAS, C.M.E.
louisburg, Nov. o, 1860 9O-td.
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Office Atlantic and N. C. r. II. Co.,
THE EYE AND EAR.

nR. LEON, FROM GRONIGEN, HOLLAND, WHO
~ has been in this place for week. still be found
at the Marlborough House, Raleigh. He has with him
number of certificates and notices from different leading
papers, and FROM responsible and prominent citizens from
Maryland, Virginia Carolina and other places where
be has recently visited all of whom he has treated on the
Eye and Ear and given entire satisfaction proves
ample testimony his skill in treatment of the Eve
and Ear, having made that branch his only study We
would therefore, advise those afflicted with deafness and
dmness of sight, to give the Doctor CALL while he is in
midst He has also with him assortment of the
PantoscOpc Brazilian Pebbles which spoken of in the
highest terms by those who have tried them No charge
made for examination Owing to engagements elsewhere
his stay in Raleigh will most positively be limited till the
14th day of November inst.
Nov. =, 1850. Soft
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NORTH-CAROLINA FOR,1 Do,

A NEW AND COMPLETE EDITION on
= NoRrH-CARoLlsA Form Book, improved ana TIE
enlarged containing S44 pages, royal I2mo eu0 Greatly
many iorms not found in former editions printed acng
paper, ana substantially bound in law calf II gcd
Forms Oh all those Legal Instruments which conans
occasion to use: and furnishing also, guide have
c. ne s s6er Clerks Const be cOrOne' Sss
an Improvement on all works of the KIND forua being
and intended as companion to CANTwELLS JiySTRGse
10 Tnen are added the Constitution of
the State and of the counties, titles Of addrs Of
FURNISHED at the unparalleled low price of a. &c de-
!oelng The cheapest book offered for sale @ DOLLAR
oy mail an extra charge of 20 cents will be- mnen sent
cover the postage. liberal discount to those to
sell again. " OSe Who buy 10
Published and sold, wholesale and retail nv
HENRY D. TURNER
At the North-Carolina Boot St,
AND by ]. B. LIPPINCOTT 4 %ne1
HAYES & ZELL w.
and A. S. BARNES & C0Oe'pnla'
Raleigh, N. C., Aug II, 1860. I've" fOtk:
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100 OAA FRUIT TREEs.-AT LUZ;

100000 T aIb1r as southwest LqS Of
Greensboro n. C.-consisting of Apples Pears Peaches
Plums, Apricots, Neciarnes &c The above number of
Trees and plants ready for sale by the subscriber
From eighteen years Of practical experience and knowledge
in the nursery business he 1aers himself that he has
the most select collection in the Southern States.
All orders promptly attended and catalogues sent fe
on application. Persons ordering catalogues by mp VIII
please ncoSe a stamp to prepay.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
John NJ Clark, Wilmington; Ruff" scott, Fayetteville
j. d Garrett Greensboro. . .....
Auoust ne 1870 6g-tf.
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EHAVING RESOLVED TO REMOVE TO TEXAS,
HI offer for sale of the NEST valuable lands,
living the waters Of Haw and its tributaries, that
can be found in AlanIance county.
l WILL SELL the tract of land on which now reside,
ore mile from Shallow Ford Bridge, six and half miles
from the Company Work Shops of the ~ G. Central Rail-
road &C. containing 400 less $50 of which
is in good state of cultivation and all the rest is in or
gna forest. This land is well adapted to the growth Of
all kinds of grain in this country, and, above ALL
superby adapted to the growth of tine finest Tobacco 1t
is well wateed with pure and failing springs, and is
well supplied with good meadows and has large orchards
of both Apples and Peaches of good varieties of both
kinds of fruit. 1t has first rate Dwelling House and
Kitchen, good Still House and Tobacco Barn; and, in
word all necessary buildings for the comfort and safety Of
farmer. The fences all good, good Mill within
three-quartes of me and very good Mill Seat on the
land. This land lies ten miles northwest of Graham, IN
healthy and civil neighborhoOd any that can be
found. ANY person desiring to purchase good land like
this would do well To come and view mine before buying
elsewhere. For further particulars, address
u. W PALMER
Shallow Ford p. D.
November !, 1882. 94-iE