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NEW FIRM.
VNHE FIRM OF FISHER, FOARD HOOKER. HAy. :
Il ing been dissolved, the undersigned have associ.
ated ourselves together under the Firm Of =
FOA D & HOOKER.
for the purpose of continuing the former business at the
same place We thankful to friends and customers
for past favors, and hope, by CORRECT, ENERGETIC
and PROMPT system Of doing business to merit and re-
ceve increased patronage We shall be able to furnish
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Provisions, Ship Chandlery, Negro
Clothing, Farming Tools, 'ss
GUANO, PLASTER, LINE,
NOrth.Carolina Flour, Corn, Hay, FISH, Cy.
press Shingles, &C., &c.
at low prices other house Eastern
lima -
Having our own Vessels, Wharf, Drays etc., will pay
particular attention to the
Forwarding and Commission Business.
We will also make liberal cash advances on Consienments
JN0. F. F0ARD, ;
o. HOOKER. e7S;
Newborn, n. C., June r. 1850. 4T-3m. y
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
Pays all Losses Promptly!

rays III LOsses TIOmpIIyI "
DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane W. Mcconnell, c. P. Mendenhal D.
P. Weir, James N. Garrett, John Cole N H. D. Wilson,
VIM Barringer, David Mcknight, NJ s. Sherwood Jed.
H. LIN say Greensburuugh; W. A. Wright, Wilmington;
Robert E. Troy, Lumberton; Alexander Miller. Newbern;
Thadeus MCGEE, Raleigh; Thomas johnson, Yanceyvle:
Dr. W. C. Ramsey. Wadesborough; Rev. R. G. Maynard
Franklinton; DR.. E. F. Watson, Watsonville. -
OFFICERS:
n. II. ID. WILSON, President,
JED. H. LINDSAY, Vice President.
e. p MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer
WIN. ID. CUMMING, General Agent.
W. J. Mcconnell, *
]. A MEBANE, Executive Committee 81
J. NJ. GARRETT -
All communications on business of the Office should Be
sent to PETER ADAMS Secretary
Greensboro, N. c., June IL, 1860. fit
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing, beauyng cleansing curl
ing preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try it.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers
March Is, 1900 ll-w&sw6mos
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CONGRESS. Both Houses of Congress have agreed
to adjourn on Monday next The impression, how
ever is that the resolution will be rescinded it is
thought the business cannot be disposed of by that
time
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~ WE ARE REQUESTED TO AN.
S nounce MOSES A BLEDS0E, Esq, as an
independent Democratic candidate for the SENATE in
Wake County.
May a. 1880. 49-tf
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BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH.CARO.
LIMA.
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
Il Frs OF THIS BANK will be held at their Bank.
ing House, in the City of Raleigh the LIST MONDAY in
July prox, that being the sixth day of the month.
CPAS. DEWEY, Agent.
Raleigh, June IL, 1860 It'd
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHrNaros. june 8.

{ Ga tsgs1z WAsHNeros, June 8.
The Senate was occupied with ,sundry bills
They then went into executive session. after which
they adjourned.
HoUsE.-The Missouri contested election case was
decided to-day, against Mr.. Barret Dem.) and in
favor Of Blair, B. Rep.) who was declared entitled
to the seat by majority of three votes. Messrs.
Davis of Md, and Anderson, of KY, both Of whose
seats are contested, voted With the majority. The
rest Of the Southern Oppositionsts voted with the
minority. &
A resolution was adopted in opposition to the
Presidents protest against the authority of the
Covode committee, to investigate the acts of the
Executive, Yeas 81, Nays 40. .,sr +
WASHINGTON, June 0, 1850.
SENArE.-The bill to settle private land claims in
California was then taken up
The bill providing for the punishment of Marshals
and Deputy Marshals Of the United States, allowing
prisoners to escape, was then taken up and passed
HoUsE-The House tabled, by five majority, the
request of Messrs. Taylor, Qa) and Houston, (Ala
to be relieved from further service as members of
the Committee on Judiciary.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
of the special ORDER namely, business relating to
the District Of Columbia
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TAXESi TAYESII

TAXES! TAXES!I
II WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE ON MONDAY
July 3D. he lst day being Sunday collect the Taxes
due from Merchants Pnncua attendance is expected
have discretion The matter
VIM II. HIGH, Sheriff.
June H. 1860. H-td.
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VNHE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLA.
Il TURE AND FOR SHERIFF will address their fell
low-czcns of Wake county at the following times and
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Messrs Alexander Kirkland and Sidney Smith,
who were providentially prevented from graduating
with their class in 1859 also counted as Bach
elors Of Arts at this time.
The secundum gradum petentes were Messrs. R.
w. Anderson L. c. Belsher, the Rev. A. ID. Belts,
r. Bingham, G.. NJ. Duskin E. j. Gaines, JOS W.
Graham, j. Guion, 7. N. Hill, T. S. Kenan, j. E.
Lindsay, j. E. Logan, R. H. Marsh, j. Manning, A.
MCLAUGHLIN, j. c. MCLAUGHLIN, H. Mcmillan, G. A.
Mitchell, FL. Mullins, j. NJ. Richmond, j. L. Stew
ard, D. Stewart Jr., Ii. R. Thorp, j. Vena5le j.
Wilson, graduates of three years standing
The degree of LII. B. was granted to Messrs W.
L. Alexander, John W. Graham, S. S. jackson and
j. L. Steward.
The degree Of B. S. was conferred on Messrs j.
L. Douglas, R. L. HALEY, j. A. Prudhomme, G. c.
Smith, and s. K. Watkins as graduates of "The
School for the application of Science to the Arts.
His Honor Judge Battle and Robert R. Bridgers,
ESQ.,, were the only two members of the Board of
Examiners present while the examination of the
College Glasses was going on. From their report
and that of the Faculty the public is TO learn that
the boys at the University, as to scholarship,
like Jeremiahs figs were as to taste-some good
and some are bad-and the bad are more numerous
than they ought to be.
At the end of their four years race the foremost
therein were found to be Messrs. Battle, Bryan,
Hale, Pool, Register, Strong Wilson and Wooster
The next to them were Messrs. Bond Brooks, T.
W. Cooper, Headen, James Kelly, King Scales
and Weir.
The third in the race were Messrs. Baird, Borden,
Bruce Daniel, Fain, Fogle, Graham, Hardin, E.
Martin, Rial and Thorp.
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lJacol us Kelly,
Juannes Beihune Kelly,
Gulielmus JOannes King,
Jarvis Buxton Lutterloh,
Eugenius Stewart Martin,
GeOrgius Sanders Martin,
IJacubus Baxter McCallum,
Jacnbus McClelland,
Edwinus Turner McKetha:,
!. Artuius Nelson McKinmon,
JacObus McKimmun,
Cornelius Mebane,
Joannes Wood Mebane,
Augustinus Micou,
Thomas Mimms,
Gulielmus 7. Nicholson,
iOIivarius Winfield Pearce,
Reddin Grishan Pittman,
ICarolus Carroll Pool,
Georgius McDuffie Quarles,
Tins Rial,
Iowa Register,
Evardus Benjamin Sanders,
Jusephus Hubbard Saunders,
Erasmus Decatur Scales,
Farquhard Smith,
Norheet Smith,
Ricardus Lycurgus Sykes,
Hugo Strong.
Edvurdus Greene Sterling,
Thomas Lucius Smith,
Georgius w. Taylor.
Samuel Maverick Thompson,
'Joannes Houston Thorpe,
Vernon Henricus Vaughan,
Jacobus Albertus Wallace,
Samuel Park Wier,
Cicero Whitfield,
Georgius Lovlck Wilson,
Gulielmus A. Wooster.
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Rnberius Benton Adams,
:, denham BenUw Aiexande
LaurenIIuS Mel Anderson,
GeorgiuS W. ASkew,
GulIelmuS Wetrnnre Baird,
Aigernun Sidney Barbee,
Alexander Barrett,
JuniuS Cullen Battle,
LudOv Gus Bond,
Gulielmus Hcnrlcus Borde
Joanues Routh Bowie,
Sterling Hill Brickell,
Gulielmus Mart,nus Brooks
Carulus Bruce,
Genrgius Pctiigrew Bryan,
Rlcardus Austin Bullock,
Pierce Mason Butler,
Alexander Troy Cole,
Daniel Raymond Coleman,
RUbertus English Cooper,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-05

by the first steamer to Southampton or l.iv-
erpool, as YOU may find most convenient,
with any account Of the medicine you may
be so good as to send me. we have scar
ched London for it in vain.
Believe me yours trlly,
WIN. MARKHAM.
A CASE OF TWENTY YEARS STAND
ING
JOHNSON, W., Feb. 20, 1852
8 w. FowLE & Co., BosroN Il feel it
NV duty to make known to the world the
wonderful efficacy of your WSstar's Bdtsan'
of Wild Cherry. For twenty years l was
sorely afflicted with the PHrHisro, and pre-
viously TO using the Balsam was pronounced
by the physicians incurable. Two or three
bottles afforded me good deal of relief
and as many more completely restored me
and for two years past l have not had the
least return Of that painful complaint.
MRS. JOSEPH BAKER.
pS- Be,care Of Iile and Worthless Coun'
terfeitsi The only Genuine, Pure and NE
dtcina Balsans has the name OF 81 BUTTS
written with pen, and the printed name o
the Proprietors, s. w. FOWLE, & Co., oil
the outside wrapper.
Prepared by 8. ". FoWLE l. Co., BosToi
| and for sale by.
J.B a. CAMPBELL and HEALEY Il SHRl
YER, Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRY G STEW YARD, Frostburg.
HENRY WILSON, Westernport.
And by dealers everywhere.
| March 20, 1904
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if Il wo,1d'nt. Now. gal, give MS summon
that'll stand the racket. The amazed little
,;rl prodnced large wooden affair, that
saemed more like being made for cows
,,,e than the head of a lord of creation, at
which our friend grinned nightly and pro-
nounced it the very thing, paid for it, set to
work combing his head, which looked as if
II had not been subjected to that operation
since 1860 commenced her round. We left
him engaged in the delightful work while
our little lass was casting shy looks at him
through the window. while a grati6ed smile
played over her pretty face.
THAT HoG.-And he wss hog without
mistake, tolerably well grown, with num-
Der of black spots on his back and Slit III
the lower part of his left ear, by arese MARKS
you may know if it was yours, reader. Inc
| hog we refer to seems to have been we'i eou-
cated-but not in the right way, for he Is an
abolitionist, and is determined to pracuce MS
profession by an indiscriminate intermixture,
in more than one way, Of the quadruped and
the b,ped. Hence he walked with cons'dera-
b,o nonchalence into aunt Dina's kitchen, and
particularly pleased with the pleasant odo'
Of the dinner pot, determined to put it
to the .es. of hungry fellows appetite, he
turns It over, laid hold of the ham
when aunt Dinna, who had left the kitchen
a few minutes before, walked in, saw her
dinner pot turned over on the floor. the wate'
split and the ham gone raised her eyes to the
door, when behold there on the pavement
stood piggy, as happy rs a lord devourins
Dinas masters dinner. She laid hold Of {
broomstick, took after his swinish majesty
with the "Lor bless my soul If don't XII
you y at which the race began. Dina COMING
up with force gave piggy a tremendou
whack, when piggy squealled aloud and re
doubled his speed, while Dina rested to re
cover wind and took after him again, evi
IDENTIFY intent on accomplishing her threat +
kill Mr. hog-thio continued until they turn
ell corner and were lost to our view. w
stood apd laughed until our sides ached
when we walked away, the ham still lynn
r on the pavement where Mr. hog had droppe
it In the first attack.
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aRsEHY.-In our rambles about town, we
stopped in front of store in "Canady," and
while gazing in the window with min
gled feelings Of delight and covetousness. our
attention was arrested by rather awkward
looking youugster, supposed to be about
nineteen and well grown, bis pants rolled
ap-discovering boot evidently intended
for tho foo. Of no ordinsss man. With a
don't care and how do ye'do air. he swung
broadside into the establishment, and inquir-
ID for curry comb. We have none, re-
ol,sd the gentle little creature from behind
ths counter. Sec here Low, said greeny,
non. of your splasheen. Amt you got one
Of them things what they Strengthens out
ibis are har with, now,none Of your spia-
Shssn. but du tell dc truf? o you mean
comb, yes sir. With this the little biacs
eyed girl produced rather delicate article
Of the genus comb, at which our hero laugh
I'd heartily, and held it up in establishment
By lingo gal, where do you think you'd hnf
this ar thing-a-me-bob, IL it once get
.o.o this fellers cotton patch, why it won!c
be like cur Jim's tarnel fiddle. when b
smashed il on big Bob's noddle, case b
1-snIAn' sing "eld Dan Tu-s, er-" -quers M
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lo,5l9,04 l4,o36,l6


A FAMILY NEcEsIrY. -The following
statement speakes for ITSELF EXTRACT ain
lifting the kettle from the fire it caught
and scalded my hands and person very Sc
verely-one hand almost to crisp. The
torture was unbearable. 1t was al awful
sight. The Mu. tang Linirncrt appe AIRED to
extract the pain almost Immediately, 1t heal
ed rapidly and left no scar Of account.
Charlie. Foster. 420 Broad Street, Phaadel-
phia." It is truly wonderful article. II
will cure any case Of swelling, Burns, Shti
Joints, Eruptiors or Rheumatism. For Hor-
sea. It should neAer be dispensed with. One
Dollars worth Of Nustan has frequently saw
ed valuable horse. 1t cures Galds. Sprains'
Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders. Be.eart
of hnitDtions. Sold in oil parts OF the hao-
table Globe.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, New York
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---s<.>-Ss.--
THE GREATEST DRAWBACK TO perst

THE GREATEST DRAWBACK to PERSONS
emigratng to the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they have OF the Fever
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In view of the great demand for a remedy
DR.. Hostetter has presented his CELEBRATED
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Sheriff Notice in Lien Law.

WHEREAS, by virtue of IN Act of the
w General Assembly of Maryland. passed
at December Session, ISL, Chal ter 20, entitled
can Act for the protection Of Mechanics m d
others in Alleguny County and the several
suppl emeuts thereto this writ of 'cire Iuciai has
issued out OF the Circuit Court for Aileghny
County, and to ne directed in the following
word. to wit:
ALLxGAsY COUNTY, 9. 5.
The State Of Maryland, to he
Sheriff IF AIsgnHy Count, Creating :
WHEREAS, Daniel Wineow hath filed a
w claim l.. the Circuit Court for Alleguny
County, against Simeon Nick night, the reputed
owner, who has only an equitable tue, ana
Henry J. McNamee t~ho has the legal to the
lot hereinafter descTibed) for the sum OF one
hundred and seventy dollars, for materials fur
nj shed to for u certain building to wit: The
locality of the said building is on Decatur
street. in the town If Cumberland,in hllegnpy
County, in the State of Maryland, ON alot OF
ground, beginning said Decatur street, al
the Northwest corner If lot OF ground, when
ia particularly described in a deed oil lease Tor
the same from Henry J. McNamee, to Thomas
Poole. recorded amongst the land records OF
AIIeg,ny County, aforesaid, in Liber II. r.,
No. IA. folio 1873 and running hence in North.
erly direction, thirty three feet fronting on eaid
Decatur street, and then running back At rlght
angles with said De- ntur street one huhdreu
and tweuty feet to alley, then With salu
alley in n Southerly direction three feet,
then by straig line to the beginning. The
building is a two-story brick building, mea-
suring nineteen feet front and running back
thirty feet. There is no back baildihg, and
vhersasit is alledged that the said sum still
remaips due and unpaid to the SAID Daniel
W;neov. now YOU are hereby commanded that
vou make known to the said Simeon Mcknight
The roputed owner, and Henry J. McNameee.
yb,, claims the legul title to the lot, and to all
sueb persons as may hold, or occupy the salo
buildiug, that they be and appear before the
Judge Of the Circuit Court, at the Court House
in the town of Cumberland, on the second
Monday Of April next, to show If anything
thew know or have to say why the said sum oil
one hundred and seventy dollars should not be
levied on tho said building for the use OF the
said Daniel Wineow, occordipg to the form
and effect of the Act Of Assembly in such case
ade and provided, II to them il shall seen
expedient, and have you then and there THU
writ, Witness the Honorable Thomas Perry
Judge Of said CIRCUIT Court, the I'd day OF Jan
uary. 1860. Issued the 10th day Of March
| 1850. Ii. hEoLEi' o'erA'
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given il
pursuance of said Act of Assembly, TO al
claimants and persons interested, to be ant
appear before the Circuit Court for Allegan!
County, on the second Monday of April next
| 10 show if anything they know, or have to say
vbv the aforesaid sum should not be levied Of
| the said building, for the use OF said DAME
| W;neov. according to the form and effect @
Assembly, in such case made and provided
HENRY r. ATKINSON,
| March 20, '60---3w.
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To Planters and Gardeners

The subscribers offer for Gale 10000 barrels
of poudrette, made by the Lodi Manufacturing
Company, in lots TO suit purchasers. This ar
,icle is il, the twentieth year OF its introduction
into this country, and has outlived fertilizers
Of every other description, for the following
rensons- n.
1T. 1t is made from the night soil OF the Ci-
~ of New York, by the L. NJ. G. who have
capital of over 100000 invested in the BUSH
ness, which is at risk should they make bad
article.
I'd, For corn and vegetable it is the cheapest
nestest and handiest MANURE in the world, IL
it can be placed in direct contact with the seed
forces and ripens vegetat alton two weeks earlier,
prevents the cut worm doubles the crop, and IS
rithou disagreeable odor. Three dollars worth
or two barrels is all sufficient to manure an
acre OF corn in the hill. A..
PRloE-l Dbl. $2,-2 bbls. S., So 8 bbls 80,
and over Dbl. 81 so per bnrrels, delivered free
of carriage to vessel or railroad in New YORK
City.
| A pamphlet containing every information
and certificates tom farmers all over tie ohi-
ted States, Who have used it from two to sew
| en- teen years. will be sent free 10 any one APP
plying for the same.
GRIFFING BROTHERS CO,
60 Courtlandt Street, New York.
FEBRUARY l6 ls60-2m.
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ALLEaAsY COUNTY, Sc.
The State of Harysaud, 10 the
Shsrif Of ANelany County, Greeting

The State of Harysaud, TO the
Sheriff Of Ahegany Co"nty, Greeting;
WHEREAS, William slicer hath filed a
w claim iu the Circuit Court for Allegany
County against Rebecoa A.. Tyson for the sum OF
two hundred and sixty-th dollars md sixty
cents with interest from the lot Jul y, loos, LOT
work dons and materials furnished TO or tor
Ger tain building to wit: Tie snid building IS
located in the town of O. land in Allegany
County. MARYLAND. on TIL flowing described
parcel of land Beginn. at the Northeast
corner of Oak and Division street, and running
thence North 81 degrees West 235 feet, South
% degrees West l32 feet, South 67 degrees East
1856 feet, then by straight line to the beginning
being the parcel of ground conveyed by Thomas
Deyecmo ON Trustee, to the said Eebecca A. Tyson
and recorded in Liber ii. r. No. II folio 40I
one of the land records of said County; the
said building is a plank dwelling, IL feet wide
and 40 feet long, and two stories high with an
attic, and o kitchen in the rear Ia ieet wide
and IS feet long and one story high with an
attic There is q stairway between the mbin
building and the kitchen 10 feet square and :; b
feet high and whereas it is alleged that the
said sum still remains due and unpaid to tho
said william Slicer.
Now you are hereby commanded, that you
make known to the said Rebccca A. Tyson, and
to all such persons as mny hoid or occupy tne
said building, that they be and appear before
tho Circuit Court for Allcgany County Of the
Court House in the city of Cumberland, on the
second Monday Of April next, to show If any,
thing they know or have to say why the said
sum Of two hundred and sixty three dollars and
sixty cents with interest Ms aforesaid, should
OF be levied on the said building for the u1e Of
| he said william Slicer, according to the fern
| and effect Of the act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided, if to them it shall seem ex
pcdient; and have you then and there TIM
writ. Witness the Honorable Thomas PeTry
| Judus of the .aid Court the End day of Jnnu
sry 1850. Issued the 9TH day of March lsoo
II. RESLEl, Clerk.
| Now, therefore. notice Is hereby given il
pursuance of said Act of Assembly. to all claim
ants and persons interested, to be and appear
| before the Circuit Court for Allegany County
| on the second Monday of April ucxt, to show
if anything they know, or have to say,rhy TN
aforcsaid sum shout not be levied on the sale
buildings, for the use of said William s!icer
according to the form and effect of the act o
Assembly, in such cases made and pro iaed'
| HENRY r. ATKINSON,
| March Is, lS60-3w. Sherin
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Local Intelligence.

PRIMARY MEETINGS.. friends Will bare
IN mind that the primary meetings, to send
delegate to tn County Convention Of the Con-
stitutional Union Party, AFRO to be held in the
different election precincts In this county on
next Saturday, at o'clock. Let there DO q
general turnout Of all the friends OF this move,
ment, and let delegates be present from al
the precincts at the County Convention To
DO held in the Court House IL this o''' VA
next Saturday week.
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A Gard to the Suffering

The Rev. William Cosgrove. while laboring
as missionary in japan, was cured of Con-
sumption when all other means had failed, by
a recipe obtained from a learned physician re-
siding in the great city of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Coughs, and Colds, and the debility and ner
vous depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of benef,ing others, will send this
recipe, which haye brought home with me to
all who need it, free of charge. Address,
REV. WIN. COSCROEE,
Jan12-3m. go Baltic ST., Brooklyn. n. Y.