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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
B,J.c. MosUiRE CO.. ApsnOn..r..
CHOICE LOT OF GREEN HOUSE PL.srs
noon, ootobsr inn. at o'ciocf, At the hue,,c,
koom., ne shall eel IN lots 20 sait choice iot ~
:sss rfa j.sSsls.: u s..y 100 v....
OF the best kinds known,
Hoses and other Pot Plsnts,
ossS N". .. C. M.euIRE a co. A....
THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW
i By J. g. MCGUIRE CO.. AaOtlOnesrs.
rSn os,s s.Is "a. aes 6.
tive and Effects Of Eep,iessn d-ci,ains house
Ms6oIsny Hair sPnns Son. Rocker and Psrior
MAkossnS Center ana Card Tables,
hA, ~. Top SOFA Table. haAosanJ wutins Ia
Mahogany secrstary and Bookcase.
" indoW Curtains. shades and Coruiee,
c cnss: .nS e. ysses elect, otnsments.
NsSolss, psss.iss Bureaus. i %.sS.t.pd.,
Bsd.ss:s', Beds, Mattre.ses BoIsisTs sId Pillows.
GSi a. sls: sa ahS eiS ssgs.dsk WAR.
Haa tee. s.s,. Carpet, Ms,tisr, .-.
cG s.4%. aPs sss ssa sDS. r.
SsfS ). G. MCGUIRE Co. Auo...
UT ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
On 90 seceSns q the rain, until WEDNESDAY
NSssslNo'" net Me eSs az! CO., Aro
BIZ BARNARD So,. = spckBBYs Auoiion'sTs-
ExsccEItfLIEsNsT H2usnHoLD 6yE ,;JTTHSRsEE
NoRNINg. sth lnes, az ~ O'Clock, ne viii sell.
:, TIE 5Ss De e H. " I,,s,, congre,.
t1eeIlsnt Household Furniture and Eascts, com
ss SseE: s,S and e. sS1
Rr.s.sl.. ingram and Step Carpets.
cr5ttsi.:, CSTniSs, Shades srs f,..ure..
bbo hasle end CSItass sed.s.1s,
SsS.s Tss az Snss sr and suo.
Pillows. Bolster, and Beddin,. ..a
Msshstsnds ant Toilet Sets. go.
and GaSs zee, Char Ina and Han ooh
VIII 1000 n sn Of Fs,,,
90 and % DAYS, for approved endorsed notes. brst
oosd BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auot..
UTHE ABoyE SALE is P0sIPoNEp
On 90 sc 81 Yn q the rain. III WEDNESDAY,
sSs ia saR MA IT. n ssGUHcKEY, A.o
By TROs. BOWLING; Georsetovn.
i On WEDN ESDAY, the isth OF October, in
front Of the Auction kooms. shall sell, without
One 6ne Cart Mare "Fanny," n hands high; one
good Cart. q. 30
Terms cash. "a b.
By order Of the TIustee.
oet-d - TB0s. BOWLING. Auot
By CLEARY 4 GREEN. Auotioneer..
A UCTIOS SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
"A 6oope, &c.-On SATURDAY MORNING,
October sth, commencing ~ 30 O'Clock, We viii
sol, 1t public auction, the entire stock NJ Dry
Goods, &C., Of F.. +. Maddox. Eco ct No. 30t
south eide Pepnsylvsnia avenue, between 9Th and
10th streets, Dom DrlsnG-
Fine Drees s,lts. Robes. BrillAnts.
Lawns, Challies, Cashmeres, Poplins,
Bereges g ing hams and Caiooes,
Qrlbe, Cambllcs, -
Woolen, Stella and other Shsvis,
Linseys, Jeans and Domeeucs,
Sllk, Cambria and Cotton Handk erchiefs,
Eanneis of al kinda ard descn ptiops,
Hosiery. Gloves and Ribands, Laces,
Underehirts and Draws, Collars,
Wooden CloAks. Hoode and Scerfs,
TlcklnG, Cottons and Sheeungp, r r-.
Muslin Curtains, BrooAteIles, &c.
A large assortment OF Millinery Goods,
Fine Wooden Blankets, Spreads, 60.
French snd English Cloths, Cas- imsres and vest-
Together with q general assortment Of such Goods
usually kept IN q retail Dry Goods Store.
The sale Will be continued from DAY 70 DAY upfll
the entire stock is disposed Of.
oo sd CLEARY & GREEN, Auets.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

NAVAL INrELLIeEScK The Lancaster, the flag
ship Of the Pacific squadron, was at Callao on the
l4th Of September. She expected to proceed in
the course Of ten days to Panama. The w Yoning
and Naragansett were also In port =
Acting MidshiPmen c. ID. Jones and Sylvanus
Backus have been dismissed.
Acting NIdshipmen ID. Barnum, H c. TALL
man, ID. 8. Turner, and Nieholl Ludlow have re-
signed.
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NAVAL OFFICERS ORDKRKp-The following
named officers have been ordered to the U :.
sloop-of- ar yandalia of the East India squad.
ron:-Commander ) Z. Lee; Lieutenants Collins
Webb, Wilson, and Fleming. To the sloop- Of
war Saratoga, Of the African Squadron:-Com-
mandor Taylor; Iieutenants Guthrie, Hays, Mad
igan, Dalton, and Ramsay.
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TT MORE NEW GOODS.
L HE Undersigned have just completed their
stock of Goods for the Fall and Winter, comp Using
q full and well selected assortment of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES and yESTINGS, with the latest
styles of Material for Business SUITS, with
a variety OF GENTLEM EMS FURNISHING
GOODS ofthe best quality, TO which they respect
folly invite the attention OF their friends and GUS
toners and the public Generally.
T.. OWEN g. Son.
Military Naval and CitizeHs' MeYchaat Tailore.
Oc 4-eoim 9 No. 2l2 Pa ay. =
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GRAND C0TILLoN PARTY. To be gwen by
ton. No. D, At COLUMBIA HALL, Capt.
tol Hill, GU WEDNESDAY, October 10th,
and ladies'. oc 5fs
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b. HALL

ISRAEL. DEFINING, -
Whslesale and Retail Dealers ia fine FAMILY
GROGEtiES. TEAS, WINE and choice Ii
QU0RS of all kinds. A fresh stock Just opened
Good sugar cents per pound. Cal at No 63a nth
street, between and Louisiana av. oc att
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plANO! PIANO" PIAN0M
SOMETHING NEW
For few days there will be on ex hibltou, at the
Store Of Messis Demp,ey d O'Toole, 500
are re- Psctfu!Iy invited to call and examinsvtINV'
il. DRkUHN Agent
At Dempsey 4 O'Toole's, Engravers, 32s penn.
avenue. DC S-2ts
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THE ORIGINAL BILLY Barlow
THE ORIGINAL CHILLY BARLOW
THE ORIGINAL "FItLY BARLOW,n
THE ORIGINAL chilly Barlow
THE ORIGINAL CHILLY BARLOW
The ORIGINAL 'OLD DuTcH GHyTLxnAN,"
THe ORIGINAL "OLp DuTcH GRNrLENAN'
The OAIsINAL "ODD DUTCH GKarLsMAN,'
The ORIGINAL "OLD DITCH GRxrLRMAN''
The Original "OLD DUrcH GKNrLIMANs'
The ORIGINAL "YOUNG SCAMP" :
THE ORIGINAL. "YOUNG SCAMP"
THE ORIGINAL YOUNG SCAMP"
TTHHkk SSkkIIS SiSAkt a9 SSUNS scAAMMPP."
be- .f ADMISSION
....-- TWENTY-EIvE CENTS,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
b. s-.F r. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, r.
# #%%EEss$$.EEff$$EE S SffSS$Ess:: It.
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JOHN BELL AND HENRY CLAY.-Thc Opposition
campaign papers endeavored to relieve Mr.. Bell Of
the effect of his letter written in 1926 and 1927, de-
mandatory of Mr.. Clay, for voting for Mr.. Adams
for the Presidency. They refer to what Mr.. Bell
said and did for Mr.. Clay in 1889, 1910, and 1874
If Mr.. Clay's old and devoted friends are satisfied
with such a defence as these campaign papers have
made, perhaps those old friends may suggest to them
that in the canvass Of 1s4s after Mr.. Clay had been
shelfed for Gen. Taylor, Mr. Bell said
"In giving up Mr.; Clay he knew all did not agree
with him = He did not think the
Wing party so poor that they could boast but one
man who deserved their support"
Those devoted old friends of Mr. Clay may further
suggest to them that in 1850, in his place in the
United States Senate Mr.. Bell branded Mr.. Clay as
"a great moral despot."
II the services in 1889, 1910 and 1874, by posi-
bty set off the charges IN 1926 and 1927, the sub
sequent conduct of Mr.. Bell toward Mr.. Clay stands
yet in Judgment against Mr.. Bell in the estimation
of the true and tried friends of the Great Kentuck
ian.- Wheeling Union.
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The CENSUS OF 1860, AND TIE APPoRTIoNMENT
FOR CONGRESS UNDER 1.-THE census statistics Of
New England as far as received do not present so
large an increase of population during the last de-
cade, as was anticipated, with the exception of the
State of Connecticut-that State having gone large
" into the manufacturing business, and her popu-
lation having increased in greater ratio than in
any other of the New England States.
In our own State we think the full official returns
will not bring the population above 650,000 if it
does up to that number The greatest increase here
has been in the county of Aroostook, into which,
for few years past settlers have been focking to
improve some of the best farming lands that can be
found any. In the old counties the increase will be
in slight ratio some of them showing almost no.
thing. The returns from this city, as far as COM
pleted, tend to show that our population will not
run up to 10000. 1t has been estimated at from
10000 to 80, 600.
Should the ratio of 125, 900 be adopted as the
basis for a member of the House of Representatives
in Congress under the new apportionment Maine
will lose Representative So will all the other
New England States excepting Connecticut, which
latter State will probably save her fourth member
by the large fraction she would possess over and
above the population required for three members of
the House. The Western States will gain largely
ed to exceed 100000, would send six members, be-
ing gain of four, which is the greatest proportion
ate increase of any State in the Union. Minnesota,
which, under the act admitting her into the Union,
now sends two members to the House. WILL proba-
bly, lose one of them, as her population is not
pected to exceed ITO, 0O0-Portland (Me) Argus
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Ok LINCoLNs ELECTIoN.-There is question put
out relative to the election of Lincoln, which is,
whether that event would be a sufficient cause for
dissolution of the Union. Perhaps we had better
wait and see whether he is elected or not before we
decide the question. We are inclined to think he
will not be.
However, such an event may not be a cause, but
an incident connected with abundant existing caus
es to warrant such step. If the existence of the
Union depends upon such contingency, why have
any election at all? Douglas has acted out the SEN
timent that if we will not elect him. he will split
the party, even if it elects Lincoln Men calling
themselves Democrats and who Southern resi-
dents at least will support Douglas So if Lincoln
is elected it will be because Southern citizens in this
and other cases not Notwithstanding and
Lane affording the only hope for the South.
We must be just. "Be just and fear not" is a
very good motto. We doubt the justice when two
great parties contendng electoral ground, for
to say to the other if we do not elect our man
we will dissolve the Union. Besides, this election
takes place under that Constitution for which, as
Southern Rights men, We have all along contended.
1t is not an act of the government but an express
sion of the sentiments of the people of the whole
Union, to whose arbitrament we have submitted the
question.
We have had cause to dissolve the Union, from
the legislative action of many of the free States, in
multiplying q law which was created to protect our
property and to admit our rights as citizens OF
sovereign State We have moral and political
right to dissolve the Union tomorrow, because of
the violation of the Constitution in dsannulling
supreme law of the land, which the Federal Govern
ment has no power to counteract, the wrong being
committed by sovereign States, who, remaining in
the Union, refuse to acknowledge the power Of the
Constitution. To be sure they ought in justice to
be made to submit, or be driven out Of the Union.
But the Federal Government lacks the power or the
will to vindicate the integrity of the Constitution
~ ,.,,tio SC fail in hic narA
But the election takes place under the Constitu-
ton and the laws made in pursuance thereof which
is the supreme law of the land, and we are bound,
as constitution loving citizens not to resist the is
sue. We think, that while the election of Lincoln
may not bea sood cause for secession it might afford
an occasion for that act in doing which, we could
not be in justice condemned, in view of the wrongs
we have suffered and continue to suffer. But we
can tell better about it, when the time comes
GoLdsb0rO' Tribune.
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- townsman NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed us that he
had prepared a hair with which he expert
mentng upon his head, whose top entirely bald
We him days since, and the place bald four
months since, fine crop of hair has sprung up with Wig
orOus growth So convinced Mr. EZEKIEL Of the etca
cy of his discovery, that he has named it
"The InfaIIible Virginia Hair Restorer.'
Mr. is about going into extensive manufacture of
article which is destined to prove of anxious interest to
bald paed friends-Fro Richmond Enquirer, December
l2h, 1889.
This famous article be had of the principal
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head of hair
have only the restorer according tn printed drec
tions on bottle Those who have any doubts of its eff
cacy have them removed in short time by using the
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving
that it is all that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, SO Main Street
n. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND November IA, 1859.
N. EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past 2 years. and have restored hair
BY using EZEKlELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHTALI EzEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphtai Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond.
p PESCUD,
Raleigh. N. C.
January 16, 1860 3-w&swly.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- At
- HAM C0UNTY.-COurt of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions November Term lS6O-Jesse Rollins Nancy Bar
mum. Napoleon Howard and wife Sebe, Sarah Anna d
and Mary and William H. Barnum, miners and their Guar
dian Burwell Rollins-PettiOn for Mill.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that NaPo
leon Howard of the defendants in this is non
resident Of this State abscOnds concels himself
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
him. il is therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six weeks successfully in the NOrhCarCna
Standard. paper printed at Raleigh, n c., commanding
the said defendant TO be and appear the next Term
this Court to be held for the county of Chatham at me
Court House in PitsbOro, the second Monday oil No
vember next TO plead denur 10 this petition
judgment pro conf $50 will be taken as to him. :.
Witness r. c. Cotton, Clerk of said Court, at ONCE
Pittsboro, the I'd Monday in August, A; D, l360;
October 2, 1860. pr. Adv. S. s251) 4O-W0t.
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an THE 2srH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, AND Nd Al A.:
u the residencence of the late JjHN MURAL GgI
ceased in the north part of the county Of Aamsnee Sn5
sell, at public auction, twelve Likely Negro oa'e'
amongst them some first rate field hands. >, ,o,d
At the same time and place. will sell all the
and Kitchen Furniture Of said deceased all his faS
Tools of every kind lot of Corn Fodder ana nay Ind
head of Horses his stock of Cattle Hogs and SneeP ~
a variety of other articles not necessary to menu Ia
The above sale will be upon credit OF nine monl
purchasers will be required to give bonds with aPP'O'
security. ,, MIDDAY Admir-.
o.L O ,oeo 79-lm.
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CASE OF GEN. HARNEY.-Gen. Harvey is still in
Washington Separate and distinct charges and
specifications of the most serious nature have been
preferred against him by Capt. Jordan, Quarter
masters Department; Lient Welcker, Ordnance
Department; Lieut. Hodges, Fourth Infantry; and
Lieut. De Hart Third Artillery-the burden of
which is conduct unbecoming an officer and a
gentleman" and "tyrannical use and abuse of au-
thority."
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WHITTIER ARE WE DRIFTING-One of the most
prominent members of the Opposition party 1--WE
will cheerfully give his name, if necessary and a
delegate to the Bell and Everett Mass Meeting, to
be held at Salisbury in few days, informed us on
Saturday last, that he would vote for Lincoln in
preference to Breckenridge. Who are the disunion-
lists Fay. Courier.
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SALE OF FURNITURE.

"TILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON THURsREA "a.
w next Ilh instant the Household ana hlcn nsncs
niture belonging to Lawrences Hotel Sale to con ton
on The premises at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ The articles S' Il is
numerous to enumerate advertisement; Au brsce
deemed sufficient, therefore, to state that tpei Ind
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 5, 1860.
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TOBACCO FACTORY BURNT-The Tobacco Factory
of Messrs. Mebane & Co., at Mebanesville, was de.
stroyed by fire on the 18th inst. Estimated loss
$4,000, of which $780, is saved by Insurance.
This shows the importance of Insurance Companies.
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1850.
NoRTH-cAROLINA STATE FAIR.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
who desire to exhibit articles at the Fair of the State
Agricultural Society, to commence in this City on TUES
DAY the 18th of October that they will direct all Articles
for exhibition to the of JOHN r. HARRISON, Esq.,
who has been duly appointed by the Executive Committee
to receive Articles intended for exhibition the Depot
exhibition should be at the Depot in this City by MON
DAY, the 18th instant.
Mr.. p. F. PESCUD and DR.. L. s. PERRY have been
appointed Committee Of Reception to provide accOmmo
dations for visitors.
WILSON W. WHITAKER, Secfy.
October Q, 1860. = 7s-td.
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PIANO FORTE FOR SALE.

AN EXCELLENT OCTAVE PIANO FORTE-Sb
n COND HAND-pronOunced by good judges an Gni =
sually sweet toned instrument will be sold at bargain Il
applied for soon It is from Of the best NortnerH
Manufactures.
Apply to ,r,rrR
October 2, 1860. fs-2"
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"'-W6Sw4m,
EoR COUGHS, COLDS, &C.. .Ars,,. -
- pec,ora wIstars Basam Wild Cherry, TyIers SSr r
iers' MIS- bolts Cough Syrup. Wisars LozengerS wa
PEscUDs Drug s,,,.
pURE COD LIVER OIL,-Simns, pu.,.
and Hazard CaswelPs Medcated Cod Liver S1iI
At PESCUDS.
FoR BOWEL COMPLAINTs-TrvR ,,o.,
fantIle Cordial, Daby's Carminatiye yaina9n IN
edy, Jaynas -Carmnative Mrs Winslowis Sodth; > Mem
Iescu9 Dlarrhea Cordial; ANY Of which kinds aI ~
serVediy popular, and for sale ANUS al" DE-
At PEscUDs.
EHEROKEE REMEDY.-Tborp's Er,,,,, n.
Debs and Copaba, Tarrants Extract Cubnbs ~ Cu'
paba, and Capsules Of all kinds, ''" anu To-
AT rEsCUDs Drug Store
olLET ARTICLES.-FOr all who love nl
- and Iaxur1apt growth of hair, they must trv ,b s
InWiag Restoratives:-Ezekials Woods Mrs ALL
Phaons. Barrys TricophOrus Katbairop Cocoaine r
Ess Bay Leaves, Jaynes Hair Tonc-and an indaSn;.,
variety Of Pomades, Basans and Oils of Foreign and
PEsCUD's Drug Store.
HE MOST SPLENDID AND DESIRABLE
assortment oil Cosmetics. Perfumery Scans Rrnsbs
Toilet Extracts, COognes and Toilet Articles of ali 49,
At ' pes PEsscuDs.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW & WORTH
- trying. viZ:-Phal0ns Snow White Oriental -.
Tor identifying the complexion.
For sale at
PEsCUDS Drug Store
LIVERY LADY WHO DESIRES pro
lnslon OF C1rIs at trihing cost of time or money
and no injury TO her hair should send to PESCUDS fora
Box OF ArnOIds Patent Hair Curriers' Price so CENTS
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 2, 1860, 7s~tf
tB- Register copy.
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r. r. CHAPLIN.
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK hAH''
FACTURER,

RALEIG II NJ CO,
m EspECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS iii iii
II RALEIGH and the vicinity generally tha' Nts,.
promptly and punctuay attend to the binding o. in any
pa1ers Ma0azines and Periodicals of all KINDS anu "
styIe piain or ornamental on moderate terms ,snu.
rsy1 All BLANK BOOKS ordered from me A'
featured BY me, in the City of Raleigh, n ksr1y
December %, 1853.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN THE UPPER
IL part Of the
Large Brick Building,
No. Is Fayetteville Street,
for the accommodation of strangers visiting the city dur
ing the approaching Fair and also for the Members Of the
Legislature. Those wishing comfortable and convenient
rooms will do well to call and make selection the To-
caty of the honse is convenient to the Capitol Square,
and in very desirable part Of the city. -
MARGARET J. FENTRESS.
Raleigh. N. C.
October 5, 1850 s0-3t
tag Spirit of the age copy two times.
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TO CONSUMERS OF COAL.
II SHALL DURING THE WINTER (AND IN FACT
Il all the year round,) keep on hand
Full Supply of Coal for Crates and Stoves.
As order, do intend to SELL if aware of
it, but the very BEST article of Coal hope receive
liberal share Of patronage. sell Coal per long ton viz
224O pounds. Coal will be weighed the Town Scales
if desired by the purchaser.
Orders left at my Office will be promptly attended to.
Orders from the country when the parties not known
should be accompanied with references
WIN. P. MOORE, Jr,
Newbern, N. c.
October s, 1860. SO-2t.
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WANTED.

1.-TWO GOOD PRINTERS TO WORK ON THE DAILY
u Post Washington, N. c. Also capable OF
taking the entire charge of the Mechanical Department
Good wages will be given.
A. B. CHAPLIN co.
September 20, 1860. 7s-lm.
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GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

NASHVILLE, n. c.,
"IIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
" him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb. 81, 1860. l5-w&swly.
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HILLsBoRO, N. c.

HILLSBORO, NC.
MILITARY ACADEMY.
VNHIS INSTITUTION, OF A THOROUGHLY SCI.
Il entifc and military character is under the conduct Of
Col C. c. TEW formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. e.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
February lS, 1860. 7-w&swypd.
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NOTICE.

a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
"A Legislature of NorthCaroliua for law prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating liquors in the town of Haywood
Chatham county, N. c. and within two miles and half of
the corporate limits of the same.
September %, 1850. Tim.
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A SITUATION WANTED.

vUNHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS A GRADUATE OF
Il Randolph Macon College, desires a situation as
teacher. Address,
T. J. OVERBEY,
Youpg's u Roads, Granville, N. c.
September 4, 1860. 7l-6tpd.
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CHERoKEE REMEDY.-Tborr,. p-
~ bebs and COpaba, Tarrants Extract Gub"Ss Cu'
aba, and Capsules Of all kinds "e0' anu To-
At rESCUDS Drug Storo.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-10

pURE COD LIVER OIL.-Simms,. Rusb,o-,.
and Hazard CaswelPs Medicated Cod Liver on
At PESCTD,S
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-10

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW e. WoRru
y trying. viz:-Phaon's Snow White Oriental Craam
for identifying the complexion. 'A"
For sale at
PESCUD,S Drrr Co..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-10
NOTICE oFIMPoRTANT SALE.

October 2, 1860.