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Letter from DIS. Linos n

L, has bean Published in tho SnutRtrn papers
hat lhs s,npa,h as Of the Pfssldebt's wife
arc wi h toe ssoes sionists. The folio sing very
hsod.ouo letter received by one Of our fellsw
Ksn'u .kians co.'s not indicate IL
kxACurIvE MANSION.
June 20. l56l.5
Col JoHs FAY
my Dear SIR: IL gives me very greN ples-
suie 10 bs the medium of trans mission OF these
weapo-s TO be used in the defense of national
s.v.r ienty upon the il OF Kentucky.
Thouph tome years have passed stree left
my na'ivs ate have nsvsr eeassd TO con.
template her progress In happiness and pros.
p,rity with sam im,nts or fond and hlial
pride. In every effort OF industrial ensrP y,
In every sntsrpriss Of honor and vslor my
heart has bean with her. Aud | rejoice
in the consciousness that, at this time,
care We owe al that we have OF happiness ana
glory are rudely assailed by ungra etul and
parrIcidal hands, the SAts OF kentucky, ever
true asd loyal, furnishes TO the inIultsd hAg
Of the Union q guard u her best and brAvest
sDns- On every Geld the proves Of Ksntuck-
iaus has betn manifested. In the holy cAu.s
Of national dsfsnss they must be invincibls.
Please Hccspt, sic, theJs weapons As . token
OF the love shall nevsr cease to chsrish fol
my mother state, OF ths pride with which
have al gays regarded toe * oloits OF her sons
AID .. ths coufdenos VII ch | feel in the ulti'
mate Icy Atty o her psopla who, while nevsi
forgetting the hom iSe which their belovet
sac may Justly Claim, still remember tn,
higher and RrAndsr sn,g'auc, due to our CEN
mos country.
Yours very sincerely, MARY LIECoLy.
Col. JoBs FAY. LOuisVilIe Journal
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Qussn vIJrosIA has Instituted q new srdsr
OF Ii tighthecd for lnois, 10 be called the Most
Bxalt,a Order Of the 8 ar Of Indis, designed
TO commemorate her accession to that govern
meat shd TO reward those who ahall disiin-
guish thsmGslves sY vslor or merit In that
empire. hsr Majesty and her Successors are
TO be sovsreigns Of the Order, and ths Cover
principal Knight Lords CLrDL CAssIua,
GouoH. and numher Of distinguis shed kng-
lkh and native officers aud civilians, are al.
ready sppoint,d Ku ughts and Piincs ALBEIT
and the Pcipee Of Wslss nave bean design Ited
As kxtra KDinhis
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kontrsdi, July IA severe shock ot IN
earthquake was fol, hsrs ., nine o'clock lss, svsu.
ing, which bshd for several seconds. II vss felt
II the ,sms dms In vsrlsus plscH In oIuads wssi
Ia o LAVA City ohimnsys were bows down ard
suiidipgs shattered.
Prescott, C. W., July 12.-Au earthquake was
sh hsre Last evening 81 Q O'Clock. This shocks
we're quite v.olsut and lasted nearly minute.
Cp3wg, July 12.-About rils O'Clock We sx'
p.rl,nOsd . severe shock from an sar,hqu.k',
which laslsd about . minute.
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A gentleman lately arrived at Eew Yerk
from the south, who has accurate knowledge
Of tho condition VI things, says that even in
Alabama there is hut a bare majority now for
secession and there are counties IN the nor horn
part Of the state WHARF IL is not even yet safe
to talk secession. He Is confident that Mis-
sissippi Is still for tho Union, though dragoon-
cd into secession and Arksnsas is anything bLt
unanimous for ssCessiyn. He says the grsat
strength Of the rebels lies In their belief that
roTtbern men ara c wards aad will not fight.
The afht great vic ory Of tho gcvsrnm'n', he
quick collapse Of the whJls secession moys-
nont.
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Tho GeAtle RAh.

Hcw psaoefully ,hs rsin oouaas dswA
Upon the quit earth
As ssr ily - ths sTtoe Of usd
Beside the loving hearth.
Where heart dnah snsWsy kssEt
With purpose Aim and uus,
And hand elsspa hand In love
With ell thay sAy or 90.
Where working naAs ard wskisS vtAS
As @ ID hath givoa strength.
Esrh o,hsr Ri6, each ctAer cheer
ThrouStoat thslr icuFnsy's lsng&-
O husband. love- o moss<. lsvss
We sIs &C red susssS % eArh
We tall us q ear Rashaa1 lovs
AIye d. bsAids Ma hsaHsh-
And sysa IN The EsIils TAAa
His lsasoss nag - hsarts
A.s s.,S: VIII =, sss :. =. ss..s % s:''sas
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sece..i.a Capture az sIsrlIssburs.

Capt. GUARD. for Mvsn years In the French
Chisssurs d. Antique, and now Of Company n,
7rh Pennsylvania Regiment, captured. on Ban
day, 3 troopers 4 hOrses, 2 IeyolvsTs, 1 holster
pistol, Halls carbins, and 4 swords.
Daring a recon nOsance msda In force by the
14th Pspnsylvabia and let City Troops, 18
prisoners have bOea taken, a1opg than q
nsphsw & Capt, BVrLxR, Il the Co0fsderats
army.
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GOOD NEws-MRS. DIR. G. POLLARD,
Loot d TOR the last ysars at 90l WAahlnst1n u,
" tell my 20 con what the Of their
diseA3s ~ NttoSut any previous kno owlel and cure
yous X yo9 sre Gu seseis; and can tsl Il Ysu are
eurcztaA 90 ineu from psrsonAl On ,srtsnoa. n,
B. hn Pollard . mslnbes OF ths Rsv Or 9pri aga
Congregational Chqrsk. In Hartford. hsvtns besn
memeet for the last % year. r, DEM ARKSr, "a
ElAkbulA ere Dsseklya, IYo 2ksSsl<s
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PErsR VAN BUsKRK, CT Washington, Is %
yesrs old, He was on tia revolutionary jpen.
ion list as private. As ,uOh he had received
s5 q month. Bat he GlatnSd - have bIen as
sistsnt fsrsRs psatsr. ar. ne rooentlV found
the sVidspos 10 sstabliAA lB C aim He IA Lhars-
fee awarded srrOTsgs. " .hs snouhs Of slGr =
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nR BONE, l57 WEST HOUSTON st.,
a DsqTSs dlsessc. Of the Heart, LunsA, Liver, KID
esses, Old UlcsrA rumors, and every form q skin
diSessss sared onioe ho1r II 70 4, and 70 Pm.
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t'r'.n ID ara Of Missitp 200 Gs-p Is By Ms,k.
In The Beng, tongue 300 Obs Tssta-
mems for el. ribu zion IN Cansda Missious /;
10 Sunday School Uuiou Of the Msthedirk
Episcopal Csuch BibIs' spd Te-tsm.n,s for
national y,ss.ls o, Pgtsmouth, N. II. Pc
tpgIees d bl,s and Chin.ss Test.nents hr
Turkey 800 Bibles and COO rsstamsnts =
Portuguese, for Brazil books II Engikk,
Swedish, Dutch, and Norwegian, for dtserfhe-
nou In Shn ghsa. Several grsots we're nsks
- soc isrs oeseoes what hAv- bssn suppks>E
h'ough cur ,t rth.ries sud bssks In s,v-~-a
IN, u,Rse. TOE di-tribu'icn bv captain. ef v~s-
sls sailing 70 rign porta Tssss were grsnt-
cd toUo o the Swiss Italian Csanistse -
any On th.ir wMk.
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,r, rr,x,,u Fx,,,x-Th. fol,o -ino I. a..
a. ,I =.
ken nom ths eonssponoenes OF hey. ID.
bahons' one oi tns seoreVArioe OF tns Lend0n
Dlols oociely'
"Dr SCHAUTPLHR,o OF the American Mission,
brought ne short time since, q Persian, Who
bol's mi i'ary oomml s len under the Sultan.
lie was present at the defense Of KSrs, and
wesis several edals as the batgs Of his bravery.
tie Is q msn Of considerable property. and 70.
,ites In Western Persia. He wa born and
brought up Mohammsdsn, and retained his
faith In the Koran until the following eli Gu q
stances occurred. About twenty years ago,
pc, son, who is unknovn, came 70 his estates
for the purpose OF selIiog IN. Scriptures to the
Armet isns who cultivated ths soil. The Bible
as reoeivsd with The utmost e,gsrnes. by
thes poor people Tbs fact thst they
h I'D become Possessed OF the Scriptures vas
known, and the consequence was violent per-
s'eu'ion- ssyTd OF the ArmsniAns ware
driven mo panlh meat osne's succseoea IN
copceshf y tn.m Dooks' Aes AZ evefy isvoraois
opPoItanny u.hgeny rsaa taem' inu. tnsrs
ss preparation iot snN v1 70 IonoH.-
oohe seven yssu supssqnsnuy an unkos'n
hoNiuuAi; AGhnsn oy pftn, passed. through
tns shme os'rict, ano, fsno otnsr atconmods'
uon ,ouid oe secured, ne was Permtted 70 TAX,
u2 hf s39ie AZ the nouss OF ths sooys named
0incsr' lie soon began 70 speak TO his most OF
eDu tno DiO o' 1.o oihS" OoVapo
detpy interssiec, and would not permit mis-
guest 10 continue bis Journey; lie detained
him several DAYS In ais dWaning, and tnen
rent Tor ono OF IN, Armeniau Bible readers
10 converse with the stranger who had
brought sucn msrysious tidings. Ths Arme-
MAN, Who had never heard missionary, was
perfectly enraptured with the conversation OF
the visit, Z, and remained With him several
hours. lie thsp conjurod the odacsr not TO
psrmit the stranger 10 dipart on any aecount.
The stra. ger was constrained by the imp',rtu-
nifty OF ths officer and the Armentan TO soJourn
for a time on the estate. The Armenian grad.
ually brought others to converse with him and
thus circle was formed secrstly OF Armsni-
ans, MohsmmsdAns, and Russians to the sx-
tsnt Of fifteen or twenty indi dduals. The Wis
itor remained for three yeara, meeting with
and ir rstlucting this group OF earnest inquirers
after truth His partial concsAlment bscams
necessary to ward sH suspicion. aud TO effect
this his host furniihsd him with variety OF
costumes. At one time he want out In the dress
OF . Persian, then as Circassian, thsn as
Turk, 30 that he remained unmolsstod.
And now for ten J ears past these few per-
sons have assembled, for the purpose Of read
ing the New Testament and Offering up united
prayer. They have had no missionary aid I;
by the Spirits taschiDg thsy have discovered
truth after truth till they rejoiesd In the as.
s1rases Of the S.vior's love. The whole a.
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ESoR THE PILES.

ES0R THE PILES
A.. - Dr.; gPPAnv S;v vsss..bas nss.4.1 : aez.
80. Oh III, ais.r.sains Shesi.. ,s as soriii II
ethq msana have flied The patient mu.t soaeai thu
poc.Gr peEso"sLy ss =, otiios ssI ioqIth Dr. Up
ane thAa % years and may b. consulted IN raIaion
- a.. or any other complaint fron o'clock IN ths
al ono, SsT FoartA = ID door from DE Bsvsy,
Co., ssisy zy.a :S iis iisis.s E..slu. 4 q TsS
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RplPLOYMENT-Maie.
ErIPLOYMEyT-FemnIe.

6tIgLS wAFTRD = SMALL GIRLS Wsst-
~ td-A lihis Gid. from 70 yeats 90 !. r1s-
I1reurs eiyeu o OF havtI . G-d ear tor NJ ioi
i, orphan pref. red, Who tie I'd ert er could .dlp'
= 10 ' autes. sever 4 ,mali strls hog 70 sest
<ss,r,t oss eives. Adfre-s J. H. Q, or o,l i.nm
\ III O'Clock q. m, at 09 NateksI jDbf'lof
IrtRLP WANTRD-ALL RESPECTABLE
gir, cut Of 90 nj " you d. well 70 call thi
Il ths nstopolt Ir Stnut-. 3 Siith Hv,, btGsse
a, sed Bi3 0'lu
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Arrival Of the Canada af Bostsn
Boston, July 12.--The Canada arrived at
P. n. Her mails wire torwatdsd at $50 on ihe
night train.
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works Of God, which In these las, DAY. have 50
often msds oar sars TO tinSle. MSv HE hasten
IL In us oCn tune - Bibs Soc. Record.
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Military News.

Lieut.. JAHEs OBnRsp Is now 10 this dty,
recruiting fOg ths a7tk l0Ol. hoCgusQ Rssi-
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TmION pImk aAVInue aAak

,,pssS daily frc@ 10 . 4 ssc hon 70 In
DR0aITA Esn 10 olrIs 70 5000 RRCHIVlp.
2x Per Cont Intsre1 ah0wed on ell sanas % po'o
: ass --asr, ana Piys Per C~ni On larger amc7u@
. THID bArK HAS eps ned 0,2TT aooo1 Ia and
RRIANaI
% DnRouf s5s0,coe sS DURInn rap RAs1 -
npNTHB
Deporih msde on or before July q tn, win bear in
hi est frcm tho lat int
a., ,;s;s,yX,'s" ;;,yX OF ogrfssss rss1SsiSs ,uar,, ~
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MECHANICS & VrRADERs SAVINGS

4 New York, Juiy sth, 1851
Il Ths T1aSIsss have O oered that isteret b, paid 70
y oo-tsr. eohs % thereto for the hK moaths end'
kng Juns sOth, - follows
I On saos Of s6t ana upder At the rata of SIX Per
Cert per aunuu; on sums exoecdir $500 at tins
Date Of five per cont psr snnum,
u Psyable o. and altar MONDAY, july -
The Int q ell be placed to the credit OF deposs
rHARLEs PECK, President
JANIS p. HAIGHr, seoretsrS. iyiO s'lOs
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IMPROVEMENTS IN DENrlSrRY-r..tl

4 extracted without pain, BY nau q great eIperi-
enos. InakR5OLLSS In1iG Bubbsr Attauhmsnt, BIZ
ass Of wpien the most eifioult old rooN be re-
moved With ease, ana the pain relieved by the Gale
brAted gum letioD also bass for artificial teeth
thst ycu can eAt With better tn best gold psts
an" mach eheAPer; Nice ss!s Of teeth for elo var
GoLI. " StaS'iis.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE F08 FILLING AND
fAremOde,ins sohins. dsssyed o. brokeu teethi Pui
Hsa' g. D CRA&FoRD. esSust 81 siItS sys, 81
14ih Aod lAb "a. iel9 9AAsslb1
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A SET oF TEETH, SEAUrHC.. AID
IA useful Al si each: set on pure oliver, from g
10 SlOj puTs Eold, si6 to $50 Te.tb sItrscasd With
s ssS Ssl AVE. .sGsi" ssd os ssS SsaS S g. ssR %
tbN hoWsry, n. d CcEDar Canal d, By H VII
LPg9 AI9 SGAcs1n
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TO LET.

APARTMEHTS TO LET-IN BROOKLYN,
11ie following apartments In No. % Vine o., win;
1st floor, 81; "a hHor. O.. ana ard hsor o. 50 per
BID q or o. pr usuth, For p.rtiSu,aS, spply 70
THoMss NOTION sla PIaH st- Nov York
n iys s4As'ilS
IIOUsB TO LET-TwO STORY HOUSE
II ard \ acre Of land on lsls st, at Port W .sb-
tpRtou. near lbs depot ny Hu'so rad, or
fbo.t .. Peck ghy. n MT slSs Pr s;num- Inquire
bremiAes Vll'"lO'
TCAUsR TO LET NO. 146,f EAST 2srd
Vpo-sssdsu iDmedists. For p.rt'cu,sr. - ~
D JOHN 8IBI Oh No. lo5 EA.i 2Srd .,tor rsOhAS
H0RTon, aN Pearl 81 NssAae'lh
HOUSE TO LET -THE THREk STOkf
I1bnek hoass and store cor. Bedfo "a ana De KAlb
. ave-. Brooklyn. Inquire u BkDEAU, LOCK WOOD
%, M washington ct, n. Y. islo AAe'lSs
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HNECHAhICy AND TRADkRS BAVIhGS
III INSTITUTION.
No l99 Grand o., cor Wiiieh ..
Al msney dep ssited before Sa'ur asy, NE sOth
CAV of yuir, viii av interest from the lh Inst
fisnk op,n daily from 70 q m TO 2. N.
!. saARI.E5 RCk, prsdd.nt;
yAMxs P. HAIGHT, Sse'y. bi0i iV'iN
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NUMBER 9O52
THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING. JULY rs lisa.


tn. folI,~,,o .,,r.c, q, f,,r, . y,por. ~ 4.
-, I.-s.. - ..,-..s - a..
sP'e'A in'p'oor r'oonuy epP0n
SECRETARY OF war 70 examine the Oommns
ssrist D.psrtm.nt os thu Army.
Mun,A JuI, 4 1881
Hon. srxor CAr.por. s,ent.rv a War.
Dem go ,-Tn. dati.s inno,,d un IN ma hv
vour ord.r of ths An nit war, n .srst IN
nnroteotip, IN. volu ,ke.r tre,ps AZ P.npsylx,.
ris no. In IN. a ,,vie. ~ ,hs a ,S.rrr.e,
.s.t.., -,o,,. 80 q s..,,t... 80 .r,.,..
in1 ~. A ;n.n.c,o, ~ ,rh.i.tsn.. ~. ebs,as.
Tar and an .llty =. vail an a ,soti,, "a, ,n;sb "A
th.m as ,sorc;.,I, AZ ~. .o,t "a r., .nd
o,h.r ..it.s n,ox,.iors
S,nos nv ~. FORMER r,,,,t. Ib,v. nat
foand II pse.s,..x "a osi ct ts spv AZ rhs rro
yi,iors fnrrish.d IN. trc, "a th.y hsving b.s,
ef good quality. and sroge,h,r uuexc,Son-
,bI.. Thar. Az, som. tbIsgs. hov.y- -h,e,
1 f.,l Il nv duty 10 cali tbs st,nn,i Jn Of the
D,,,,tm,nt "a.
Inc drst and pr,.,.,t 4, the nssisot to far
nish IN. tro1p, wi h fr.ah be,f ffeou,utly s,d
r.eulatly. M.ny of han h.v. for y,,rs pri.
or Go enyerirg the ,srvic. Of tbs G. jy.rnm ant
ussd almost exelu,iyeiy f,ssh NEST, and 20 be
susdeuly. almost entirely. fea on verv A.s
ssasou at least ,auivalept to leaving thsm
wi ,nout mea. at ali, In m any instances. rag
i'm have been for ten d avs and moro With
cut fresh meat OF any kind. and th,s In re-
eiuns OF country whore large droy.s Of fat cat D..
fe Ars slmost daily passing vi,htn from six 20
tv.lvo hours Of tns several camps Of the
troops.
In addition 10 this want of fresh meat, which
appears 70 me 10 be e,s,utial to the health and
comfort Of the troops, they require occasion
! .IIy v.rstsbls,. which 1 am Informed o,n he
| oSi sln.d put no In a concentr atod form. Pick
le. would uieo al. an agreeable and cheap
addition to the ,oldisfs' fsre. wnh se,rc,ly J
. peicsstibls inctsa o. the cost Of rstisps,
attention to tbs,s things would be Of grea,
imp rtancs 10 the army,
must report, a. bfore, that In miny in.
starc,s much Of the conPlsint IL owing 70 tn,
In, ficisncy Of rsgimsntsl q qasrtermastsrs.
Anoth,r suojest TO which ~oull espssisly
cali the attention Of the department 10 tn
"a de Of cooking the food in nearly every cam
I have VISITED. TIE eoff.e, which IL furnishsC
In raw or green state, Il, In tho process o
tosttiug. about one half 70 iuosd to chsrcsl.
aud much Of the rem .indsr rem AIMS 40 greer
50 when II cane from the mS hsuts' ware
room. stq1sntly nearly all the hsslthfu
and stimulAiisg effects OF The coff.e are lost
Wren -four Is Furnished, tbs Grade Ell rs o
the Cooks for the day,"ts make cakes frs
quantity ends In the produetiou Of an srticl
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SAVING BANKS.

n ILAnTIo SAVINGS BANK, OdAIhAa
ssst ~ sss e Al 20 SeSa,,L siI psr oeni iBtsrv-'
/oveS r-rosi mads o. before ,ul. ~ n, dos
p EPY p. OOOFER, See. iea' staa'l%
lrRvIHG SAVINGS INsTIrUTloS, No:
" oG y srreu =. Intecct allo zee =, yhe rste o.
- cont 90 sums from ~ 70 SaW and . per cnn' 70
N 900, and 4 per cent on sums ov,I IN amount;
|)pps~lts tnsds on or befete the l9h OF July sil
j&rsw intere-k from the lst CpN d>ils fro " =
~ 10 4 y m Also, on Monday. Thursday, aud sst-
'FaAy evenings nOm joan 1 sssTRsR. President
vANDERBILr l.. BUXTON, sscr~tsry. i's S'lHo
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tTHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
= Cor. Third dHIs4rr.S AYE z TwENIf iS f'pifrH sr.
SIX PER GENT INTEREST silovtd on all sans
'II AL IrS pspSss ssn ispTs.sS pspoRp goth
JniLSYa WILL DRAW Nn0Sr Prom JULY
Bank spsn 6aily from 10 To also on Moussy,
y "Wednesday and Saturday sygnioks from 70 &
srErHEs oHrIps ssEsSsE ssel X aAk9S "a iass RFs-s
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.Do8x HILL SAVINGS BANK, CoRaKR
NIN ltth q and sth Avsups. opeu ssny from 70
4 ysdnysAys and sstpTdsy, Is 1a until until n:
| cont intereA allowed On sums q 500 and under,
Ss@ he 'N iat fHSs. II y % GasISSr4, Sr4 Prst RIcHxsD
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"''dA- ...,. 70. ,.,u~
y. z taessv sl.ea. hesd q 0ceS 2ssss
~ " soosmfnoSsts t.e dsalerz this btsk
ayu ypsn sY-c- daY fnom 10 O'Clock 30 . ouoek, tnr
% Wy "a scd rSo.avtDs o. mcrsy 70 an4 trole ~
&rra.<locs enA also % WodnesdAsg ssH oAsuresaa
knrs = ,,-isss " ~ sNsrpson,
axiaIn,s Bssretaxy:
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PEAUTIFUL FULL BErTB OF Ak
~ uhoiAl tscth iRsartsd On p1rs dlver, for %
iend elo par sst so,l aAd planA, s30 part ssls,
tos et por tooth, fully HArranted; bone filing. 80
b. iel9 a4as'l81
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nR. H0Yr, DENTTST-HAS REMOVED
- trom 500 BsHery, to o0T Broadway DOOR above
2oth IT. full set o. tSeth on pare silver, a. low a.
n. do gold. sas; PAtiI b ArtAeIal bons nllipy,
unse rted Without pAin) so ets gold, 90 cts to 0f
AnAlsAm, % cts. Al work warranted ia S4Ao'lS6
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AN APPEAL TO THE PATRIOTICI

1T Is EVIDENT THAT THE TYRANNICAL DESPO-
IL tism which has been inaugurated at Washington CITY
by Lincoln and his smartng under the signal
defeat it sustained in the great battle Manassas-s still
resolved to prosecute this unjust and ubiquitous upon
South with all its power, and with fresh If
ceeds in the appeal 1t has made the passions
Northern people, the question for the Of the South
will be, not who with volunteer for the de-
fence Of their rights and resdes but who can hOnor
and duy remain longer Inactive refuse TO take the field
for the protection of all that is valuable and dear to hem
Tile suugGOn of the South is the declared purpose of that
conscaton of property the of people,
its wsh-its proclaimed intention But the other day. on
the floor of the Senate of its mercenares declared that
if successful yankee Governors should be placed the
States of the South to be rule them conquered pro.
vinces Another proclaimed in the place. that Lennp
the only argument they intended to TO the South"
1t said that amongst the "booty they left their
treat from Manassas thousands of handouts which
had been forged for Southern traitors All admit that
the South must herself to energy and bodness
fully equal 10 the conflict that may be forced upon her by
the rapacy and tyranny of the Northern government If
counters cannot be obtained the system of drafting will
be necessarily adopted No believe for moment
that the patriotic young Of State WILL by mac
tvty and disregard for the Importance Of the struggle
and the odds with which their gallant brethren who have
been already subjected to the hadshps dangers of the
battle held must encounter submit to be drafted! All
they ask to be convinced that their services are needed
and they will rush. with alacrty to the post of duty and
danger.
This appeal is made to the patriotic who may wish to aid
gained for immediate service Those wishing to yoluu
teer will apply to the undersigned from whom all neces
sary information may be obtained.
JOHN DEvEREUx,
1oo ,s Raleigh, N. G.
'uy oV' loo1' 69-St.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Fall Trade of 1859.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIV.
Il ing their Fall supplies of
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Fam
cy Goods, Perfumery, &C..
which have been carefully selected in the Northern Mar
kets bv one Of the firm which they invite inspection
from their frieL0s and the public generally.
PHYSICIANS,
Will find our Stock complete, and to those about
mencng the practice of Medicine, guarantee outfit
for less than they purchase it North from
long experience the business know best the ar
Giles and quantities wanted by beginners for this part OF the
country.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We can supply with Spices Soda Dyestufs, Patent Med
Mines SnuS &C.. at a very small advance on New York
prices and request them TO price stock IN this line be-
fore making their purchases.
PAINTS AND OILS
We have given special attention the purchase Of and
having bought them exclusively of the Manufacturers for
Cash, will sell them at such prices cannot fail TO please
end would say 10 Cash and shOrme purchasers. they
will consult their interest by calling before buying.
PERFUMERY, &c.
OF the best Foreign and Domestic Manufacture such
Cologne Extracts, Pomades Hair Oils, SachelS, TOOTH
Hair and Nail Brushes and Druggists Fancy Goods gener
ally. We have the largest and most complete assortment
we have ever had the pleasure to exhibit.
Believing home Journals sufficient medium for adj
vertsng do not think require the aid, and did not
get up while North special Circular prOclaming our
"speed and BOTTOM preferrng that friends and The
community should judge whether sell good Articles
and rs cheap any other House
Orders solicited from the surrounding country, which
shall have prompt attention, and be executed with
neaness and despatch.
Physicians prescriptions and family receipts compound
ed at all hours OF the day and night with care and accu
racy. -
Raleigh, Sept. 26, 1859. S4-tf.
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NOTICE,

HNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY
IL JAIL of Franklin county, North Carolina mulatto
man of medium brightness, about, from his appearance
when spoken TO- and not very intelligent No particular
mark or marks on his person known of by which might
be otherwise described than the above with the exception
Of some fresh marks of the lash his back He SAYS he
is free man. by the of Henry Valentine was raised
In the county of Granville Henderson, N c. and left
said county last fall and To Raleigh N c. and from
there to N NJ Harrss in Nash county, where he remained
until some few days since, when he Franklin He
says the reason OF his leaving Nash is that the Volunteers
pers, and badly clad His owner if any, requested to
come and charges and take him away before the time
directs.
E. A. GUPTON, S1f.
June 20 1901 69-6m.