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STATE OF INTERCHANGEABLE

y COUNTY.-Court of Equity, Spring Term lS6O.-D.
T. AnnilI and wife and others, pGrte
Pursuant order made Spring Term 1850 Of the
Court of Equity for the county of Wake the undersigned
Clerk and Master will proceed to SELL the premises
the sh day of June next the lands in the peadings
toned and described wit: tract Of land situate and
living in Wake county, consisting of 1877 there
abouis adjoining the lands of William Joplin and another
which was. during his lifetime, the property of Thomas
Croker, deceased.
Terms SALE:-$50 of purchase money to be paid in
cash. credit of twelve months TO residue will be
given to the purchaser his entering into bond with ap
proved security bearing interest from day of sale.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, {. NJ. E.
May q, 1860. (Pr adv. "a 22-w&swtd.+
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
CORNER cHEsSur AND SINrH STREETS
OPENED In FERRNARy 1922

CORNER cHEsSur AND NINTH STREETS
OPENED IN FEBRNARY. 1870
This magnificent establishment, now in succassf,,
ration, is universally conceded TO be in all resns..
The Most Complete Hotel In the VOL,
and will be conducted upon q scale of liberalv i; "
departments which cannot fa to make it the ponul.s w
qparters for pleasure tourists from the South and
during the early summer and the Autumn Acconr.S ~
tions offered for nearly 100 guests fitted and
ed with every modern Improvement which e,ne,ioSD
could suggest for comfort and convenience while
'vit0ay is to be introduced TO convey parties BY
acommodious to the upper floors, thus secu,;nc
Purer air and quiet of the higher rooms Without d.
Of GscendIng stairs.
Another novel improvement has been effected h, NH,
apowerful fan.whee Operated BY steam) forces
OF fresh air through the public and Corridors ~
ing and ventiating the house in a superior manner
The interior arrangements and furnishing have -.
completed under the personal supervision of P,r,n
vens the Lessee under whose management the werL,o
success of the Revere and fremont House in Ros,o
Battle House and Point Clear Hotel in Mobile Al I
the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York has been est.bt
and no efforts expense will be spared to render the
tnenal the most attractive travellers Home in tho IT,;
J. E. STEVENS & CO., Pronistor.
May Is, 1861 eo-rIrua.
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WIN. r. LYNCH,s SELECT SCHOOL
Mrp.sEsy1LLE. ORANGE Co, N. c

MERANEsyILLE, ORANGE Co, N U.
HyHIS SCHOOL Is SITUATED IN A0 ~ .d al
II healthy neghborbood, ore mile from AeDaDe0'"''
Depot on the North Carolina Railroad. 81. Ia
fhe Principal boards his pupils N his own
ing convinced that the teacher standing ID me hat
relation when he has his pupils under bis constant
vision. A. E,;rer.
The course of instruction is preparatory 10 me
divided into two sessions Of twenty weeks EACH oe2ps
respectively about the middle Of JANUARY ana N ad
TLRMs:-Per session, for Board and Tuition SiVV
vance M Ring.
RErEREScEs :-Eseulty Of the University; W =. 1"E
ham Sons, Oaks n c.. A. Wilson, d: D, Melville. ~ -
May %, 1850. -
tzs- Raleigh Register, N c. Presbyterian, Wimis'OA
Jonrnal insert fouf times and forward accounts.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
VUyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUN

vTyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUM-
Il MER RESIDENCE, containing l3G acres of land,
about so of which cleared part of good meadow
land situated about miles west of Raleigh ard ball
mile south of the N. c. Railroad. large, wellhDshed
Dwelling House. with the necessary houses: among
them Ice House, Barn and Stables; fine assortment
of Fruit Trees and well of pure water, &c.
ton for school or residence Liberal offered to the
purchaser Persons wishing TO purchase REFERRED 10
The Messrs Tucker, Of Raleigh, or to Heury Bfysn'
Newbern N. C. .,
The above property will be sold at auction on the Sd
Monday in August-Court week.
SARAH F. B. CARRAWAY.
March g 1860. lS-w&sw6mos.
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Mr.. j. L. Ewell receiving five hundred votes, was
announced by the President to have received the ap
pointment which nomination was unanimosly con-
frmed
Moved that the proceedings of this meeting be
sent to the Tarboro' Mercury for publication, and
the Raleigh Standard be requested to copy the
same.
The meeting then adjourned
A. H. COFFIELD, Chm'n.
JSo. A. MANNING, Sec'y.
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An exchange paper says :-sIf you would keen
your children in health, give them plenty of fresh
air." This is all well enough; but NOWADAYS
children put many airs Of their own that it is
impossible to give them fresh one every day.
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WII NINcTON AND NORTH.CAROLIHA.

vUIHE NEW AND FIRST. CLASS STEAMSHIP Pan An
KERSBURG," Capt. WV. POWELL will leave pIsr
10, N r., on SATURDAY, June I'd, al r. N. i@ WI vi
mingtou. N. c., connecting with the Wilmington wei
don Railroad and Wilmington Manchester Railroad.
Until the completion of the steamer now building IOs
the Cape Fear and Ocean Steam Navigation COMPANY ~o
Parkersburp" will leave New York and Wilmington
For rates of freight and other information apply 10
" lows H. B. CROMWELL CO..
ss West street, and ss5 Broadway, n 4.
- - a,o 0O "s ' 4l-3t.
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SALE OF LANDS.

TIME SALE OF THE LANDS IN THE CASE Ot IT, h;
R. Jones and Others pdrte, having been postponed
through mistake will take place on the premises Oh Tue ~
day Of June next
Turns per cent. of purchase money 10 be Paia 10
cash credit of twelve months to residue will De gwen
purchaser his entering into bond Win approved
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c: n Z
1,e ,oeo Cpr adv S3) 39-w&stds.
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w. ]. BINGHAM & sons SELECT SCHOOL,
0vKs, ORANGE COUNTY, n. G
VNHE NEXT TERN BEGINS AUGUST 29ih.-Room
IL for several scholars Such as are prepared to
begin Latin Grammar much preferred
May I, 1860. 20-w6t.#
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JOHNSONS DIS
TRICT. JOHNSTON COUNTY.


A portion of the Democrats Of Johnson's District
met at Pleasant Grove Academy, on Saturday the
18th of May, 1860 for the purpose OF appointing
delegates to County Convention, to be held in
Smithfeld on the third Saturday in June next to
nominate candidates to represent the county IN the
next Legislature.
On motion, (H a. Clifton having been appointed
chairman,) of W. Fl. Lambert NJ. V. Wilson was
requested to act as secretary after which the chair
man stated the object Of the meeting.
On motion of David Stephenson. Jr., a committee
of five was appointed to draft resolutions for the
action of the meeting, consisting Of J. r. Coats;
WYATT Kennedy, Benjamin Grimes W.. H. Coats and
J, B. Johnson who, after short absence, reported
the following resolutions:
Resoscrd, That we, portion of the Democrats Of
johnson>s District heartily approve Of holding
County Convention in Smithfeld, on the third Sat
friday in June next for the purpose of nominating
candidates to represent the county in the next Leg
islature.
Resolred, That the chairman of this meeting ap-
point twenty delegates to represent this district in
the county Convention.
Resolrcd, That we fully approve and endorse the
platform adopted by the late Democratic State Con.
vention, with regard to both State and national
affairs.
Resolred, That we pledge ourselves to the support
Of his Exceency John w. Ellis, the nominee of the
Democratic party for Governor of North Carolina.
Resolred, That we recognize common enemies
the Opposition of the South, and the Republicans of
the North and that duty to the interests of the
South to our birth and nationality, our inheritance
and our honor demand our united efforts to achieve
the success of the Democratic party.
ResolUed, That the Hon. L. OBJ. Branch, our
present representative in Congress, merits and de,
serves the confidence of his entire constituency and
that we would cheer HIM on in the discharge of his
arduous and responsible duties.
In accordance with the second resolution, the
chair appointed the following delegates:
Parrot Harde, Peter Goodwin, Saml. Stephenson,
R. NJ Whitenton, Stephenson Ogburn, Benjamin
Grimes, A. Coats, j. R. Coats, j. B. johnson, w:
R johnson, W. Ii. Goats, c. Stephenson. David
Stephenson, Jr, Tlos. Barber, ST., F. j. Williams,
j. A. Smith, Richard Byrd, ST., Wyatt Kennedy,
Haywood Jones' John Stephenson.
On motion the chairman and secretary were added
to the list of delegates
On motion the meeting adjourned
II. A. CLIFTON, Chm.
nv. WILSON, Sec'y.
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GEO. w BLOUNT,


NASHVILLE, n. c.,
"ILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
" him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties
Feb 81, 1860. l5-w6swly.
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The Stapoafe.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MARTIN.


The Deu,ocrats Of Martin County met at the Court
,Hnlise in the town of Williamson on Saturday !ne
9th day of May 1850, for the purFsse Of nom'iat ~.
a suitable person TO represent this county y, 'nS
House OF Cemmons. in the General Assembly " y,
North-C Carolina, and. also TO appoint uelesOn ~, ~
meet the Washington County delegatlon a. -,
mouth for the purpose Of nominating sE. .S, 1T
son to represent this Senatorial D'S''''' 8" WV
General Assembly. ,s0nt
On n,1tjo4 vt Jno Watts, all persons present
wishing to participate in this meeting were requested
20 came forward and have their names registered,
and tie following gentlemen from each District came
forward and had their names registered.
District No Geo. N. Burras, Dennis Summons
Chas. Mizell A West
No al S. Stallings, Noah Peal Gray Roger
son, j. L. Cory, j. A. Griffin, b. PeaA A. Goddaru'
No. x%Jno Watts, W. Il. 4tarref j. Z. Knight
DR. R. Halsey, C Martini VIM. A. Weathers6ee j.
A. Duggan, Thos CalEfeF, H. Harrison, JOS. might
s s. SSDstIU \ Band Baby Wynn, n Taylor
No. VIM WyuA, W, Robertson, Henry Rob-
rrson. Kenneth Woodland, D. B. Harrison, Jno. B.
Harrison, Jas. Robertson, H. Bggs, j. Robertson L.
Harrison, Jno. Harrison, Henry Robertson
No, 6-JEo. Rogers ]. L. Euwell, Jas. cooper
,sho. Porter, VIM. Bullock, William Bailey, >; A
WoHsely, VIM Bds41sughs, j. B. Peal d. Clark, j.
i}each, JAS. Mopfey, VIM n De"'h,
Alfred Haddo6k, Jno Price, Bryant Wynn, John
taddock, William Cooper, James Wynn, Thomas
iI<isifp.
M flames R. Robertson, Eli Everett, Fl. D.
Rcberson, H. B. Robertson, n. Gray, R. B. Whit
keld, Thos. Andrews, VIM. W. Andrews DR.. James
E. feel, VIM F. Hoard, D. L. Brown, Jos. R. Page,
Cotton Powell E. 7. Cobb, Bynum Robertson, JAS
Coburn H. Matthews, W. G. Whitfield.
No. 8.-A. s. Cotton, S. V. Outerbridge, Joshua
Taylor, F. p Bazemore, A. Purvis, c. S. Cherry, l.
E. Barnhill, j. II. Rhodes.
No 9.-Wm. Haislip.
On motion of A. S. Cotton, committee Of one
from each District was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the meeting and the Chair appointed
fha follouino mon viz.
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For the Standard.

Mr.. EDITOR: After getting through with the bu-
siness in our meeting to-day at Pleasant Grove
Academy we gave way for speeches to be made,
when Mr.. w. Fl. Lambert took the stand, and made
an able and conservative speech in defence of the
Union, in defence of the South, and in defence Of
the great national Democratic party. He was not
in pursuit of office, neither did he ever expect it,
but wished to stand up, at this critical moment,
and fight the battles of conservatism against the
fanatics Of the North and bitter enemies at the
South. He wanted to see the Democratic party
united and true to the Constitutions both Of the
United States and Of North Carolina and in par
ticuar against the Opposition I'D ralorem hobby.
After taking up about an hour, he gave way for the
great bell-weather of Know OthngiSm in Johnston
county, Dr. j. T. Leach, who took the stand, mount
ed the platform Of the Opposition Convention, and
began to plead usual to the poor people, as their
friend at such a rate that heard one man say he
had liked to have asked him for negro; but he
did not stop at that, but then took resolutions
that we had Just adopted and found much fault Of
them because they endorsed the platform of the
Democratic party, and because they supported Gov.
Ellis-and went on at create rate abusing Gov.
Ellis for spending money on and in the Palace,
when we all knew that the Legislature done all Of
that but he would have these poor people that he
had Just plead so hard to to believe that the Gov
ernor took this money from the treasury whether
or no and spent it, independently; but the DR.. had
50 much 10 tllal give gOu
half the points, ither do wish you to know all
of them for they would not profit you no more
than they will We Democrats in Johnston, and you
may be sure that we will show the DR.. in August
next that they do good. But the DR.. did not
still get satisfied TIL he gave W. Ii. Seward a bles-
sing, (if you will term it, by telling the people
that he Seward, was sounder man to-day than
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas. Yes, he, as man own
ing many negroes, speaks up for Seward, who, but
a few months since, sympathized with old John
Brown that caused so much innocent blood to flow,
and endorsed the Infamous Helper book. But the
DIR. will have enough to encounter with without my
saying anything more about him; but want to say
to the Democrats Of Johnston county, never let
that man take another seat in the Capitol, who had
rather have Seward. the head leader Of the black
Republicans, President than Democrat
A DEMOCRAT.
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EMO MILLS,

Five Miles East of Hillsboroush. on
NTY WOOL CARDING MACHINES ARE in ~ SSO q
Ivl ORDER and will commence CardDg by ,ne ;Ibt Of
june Price for cardDg ~ cents per pound veg Taur
rolls Pit one pound Of grease to ten OF Dol HaI iii
wool clean and clear Of bnTs and well picked ana ~
insnra oood work WOOL Flax Seed, Wheat DC, Ws. W.
taken in payment, as expect something when 'ns W."
500 gallons Of Linsssd Oil for SALE Cash given '
Wheat. JOHN F. LYON
Nay 25. 1860. 49, 49, Ss-1r
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HILLSBORO' NC.
MILITARY ACADEMY,

ALIA ~ .aJA 4 aC6.O6IM 4.
TTNHIS INSTITUTION, OF THOROUGHLY SCI
Il enc and military character is under the conduct Of
Col C. c. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. G.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
February 49, 1860. 7-w&swIypd.
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d JOHN w. GRAVES,
d ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law"
YanceEy1Tie, NC.
June ., 1859.
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After retiring few moments reported the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Resolred That we fully approve and endorse the
platform of principles adopted by the late democratic
Safe convention both with regard to State and ma
tional politics. and pledge our cordial support to
Jno w. Ellis as our candidate for reelection to the
office of Governor.
-Resolred That having the utmost confidence in
the sterling integrity of the democracy Of this coun-
ty and believing at the same time that this conven-
ton will select no other than faithful capable and
well tried democrat as candidate for the Legisla
ture, we will support the nominee of the same.
Resolred, That we recommend an executive COM
mittee for the county be appointed by the president
to disseminate political information and to look after
the interest of the Democratic party in the present
campaign.
Resotred, That IS delegates be appointed, 2 from
each captains district in Martin County to attend
the senatorial Convention at Plymouth on Tuesday of
May Court next for the purpose of nominating suit
able person to represent this district in the Senate
of the next General Assembly.
The following gentlemen were appointed by the
Chair to attend said Convention:
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Don't locate yourself on the back of q wild horse
unless you want to be dislocated
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LIST Dist Dennis Simmons and G. NJ. Burras.
I'd Nicholas Robertson and VIM. B. Perry.
Sd Jesse S. Stallings and Noah Peal.
4th ". H. Harrel and Robert Halsey.
9th Jno. Harrison and S. S. Perry.
9th I" j. L. Ewe and John Porter.
7th I" JAS R. Robertson and III. d. Robertson.
9Th j. H. Rhodes and A. S. Cotton
9th L. R. Brown and VIM. r. W. Sherrod
On motion of John Watts, each district was to
east one hundred votes except GAINESVILLE and that
was to cast fifty votes and resulted as follows:
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B The Concord, New Hampshire, Patriot, the
organ of President Pierce, and which has always
been true to the Constitutional rights of the South
says:
I'VE believe our Southern brethren are too gene
rous and too DESTROYS Of preserving the integrity
of the Democratic organization to demand of us as
acondon of its preservation the avowal of doctrine
which we have sacrificed so much in resisting when
resistance was deemed necessary to their safety for
Congressional protection to slavery implies Con-
gressional power ito control the institution in the
Territories-to prohibit or abolish it; and in COM
batting that doctrine, the Democracy of the North
have been Frustrated
TIE SPEDcn OF SENATOR CLiSGAAN The speech
OF Senator Clingman upon the resolutions of Sena.
tor Davis, now under consideration in the Senate
has been upon our table for several days We have
read it with the interest that read every thing
which proceeds from, the lips Of the able and ener-
getic North. CaroIinian. and we trust we shall be
enabled to give it place our columns as soon as
as the unusual press upon them slightly abates.
It Is nOaucsninona thing that bot words produce
q GOODNESS "a - -
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SpeciaI Notices.
Hoiforou,s E,fiIs fo,. ,nofhers and oIl

HOffocay's Pals for mothers and ala
o.her members of the weaker sex, should be kept
constantly hand to in all of irregular
ity and Reorganization of the functions peculiar
TO them. They are harmless but effective and act
As all alternative, tonic, and eXpellant.
Sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane,
New York. and by all Druggists, at 25c., 6Sc., and
81 per box. may29-1wd&w
II Is seldom that zoe notice anything
In the medical line, would now, unless we
could be convinced that we are not doing duty
AS a journalist, in recommending to the public,
DR.. J. HOSTRTTER's CELEBRATED BITTERS,
the of that most terrible and fatal of all
diseascs--Fever and Ague. From our own eXpe-
rience with this valuable specific, can safely say,
that for diseases Of the above nature, it stands
without rival. Its timely assistance has saved
many fellow being from premature grave
Every day hear OF it conquering the worst cases
of Fever and Ague. To those who are in the least
afflicted with any of the complaints arising from
an irregularity hf the digestive organs, nothing
cau be more beneficial than these Bitters. We
cheerfuIly recommend them to the Thousands in
this State who suffering the most intense PAIN
AS a certain for their ills. Try them, and be
convinced Of their many excellent qualities.
FOR sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
whore. may29 lwd&w
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.WerfeaH .HNsFGHs Lfnfnpsnf.-XHFrfH-
virtue alone could insure the which this
article has attained. For Rheumatism, Salt Rheum
81 rms, Bruises, Stif Joints, Gads, Sprans, Pole
Evil, and Swelngs upon Horses it has no equal
No person will bs without it who has tested its
value. g And with reference to the general estma
tion OF the Mustang Linlment, can cheerfully say
that article performed 30 man cures i'll our
neighborhood ~ this l.. w. SMITH, Rdgefeld,
Conn " S. LHITcH, Esq, Hyde Park, VT, writes,
% that the horse considered worthless (his cA.e
spavin), but since the free Of the Mustang
Liniment, have sold him for $3.50 Your Lini-
ment is doing wonders up here" Such testimony
is reaching every day. Tho half is not told
Every family should have it. Beware of limitations
The genuine Mustang is sold by all respectable
dealers throughout the world.
BARNES d RARE Propriotor''
may 8-1md&w New York.
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BKRS. WI.VfSzOTE; Nv EXPERT
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| oRNRS. WI.N'SAO - "; Nv EXPERT
! GEz enced Nurse and female Physician, presents
| to the attention of mothers, her
! SOOTHING sYRUP,
for Children Tsethig which greatly facilitates the
! process of Teethng, by softening the gums redu-
! cling all inhammation-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action, aud is SURE TO REGULATE
| THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, II will
give rest to yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have put up and sold this article fCr over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and IT,
of it, what have %Ur been able to say any
other medicine-never ssIas it failed, in single
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did know in stance of dissatisfaction
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tects and medical virtues. 1--WE speak in this matter
''what do know" af Ster ten years experience,
and pledge reputa ation for the fuIfilment of
what we here declare. Elm almost every instance
where the infant is sui 9fering from pain and eX
haustion, relief will be NfOund in 10 or 20 Uiinutes
after the Syrup is admin 1stered.
This valuable prepare Stion is the prescl iption
of one of the most eXpe Srienced and ilfuI
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never failing success in ssthousands of cases
1t not only relieves s$the child from pain but
nvigorates the stomach Sind bowels ,corrects acid
ity, and gives tone and Senergy to the whole sys
tenn 1t Will almost in stantly relieve Gripping
in the Bowels and Wind 6Colic, and overcome
vulsions, Which if not Speedily remedied, end
in death. We believe it Sthe best and surest rem
edy in he world in all @cases of Dys ntery and
Diarrhea in chidren,-Swhether it arises from
teething from any other cause. We would
say to every mother who has a child # ling
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stand between your suffering child and the relief
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the use of this medicine if timely used.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac smile Of
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Prin-
cipal office, No Is Cedar street, New York.
Price % cts a bottle janl3-dwly.
KELLER d WHITE, Agents, Evansvi Ind.
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CHEAP BREAD CHEAP BREADI
ENHHE UsN'OERSEG.HrEt W~ONE ID

4 respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
Vile, that he has commented running his Bread
Wagon every day for the accommodation of fami-
lies, and will supply families with Bread, Cakes,
Crackers, Rolls, Rusks, Buns, and Pies, cheaper
and better than they be had in any other
Bakery in the City.
All families wishing to be supplied with the asove
articles VIII please leave their orders the store
or with the driver. l.. BOYLE,
No. II First st., bet Main and Sycamore.
Il. B.-A large stock of Crackers and Candy al
ways on hand at Wholesale may1l-Imd