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, 1861-09-10

MAJ. L1NpE-In reply to statement IN
the papers that Major Lyrde has been in the
army forty years, and though from Vermont,
hiss all his connections in the South" Hon.
VIM. Hebard, Of Chelsea, Vermont, writes to
the Boston Journal as follows:
Major Lynde is 8 native Of this county, and be,
longs to highly patriotic family, and he il well
known and appreciated here. as being true ana
loyal to his government. = His connections arc
ali at the North. He married bis wife III this
county and he and his friends arc all ardent cup
po1ters Of the administration, and doing az IN
their power to put down this rebellion, and within
few days his own eon-a most esttmab!e aud
promising yonng man Of eighteen years Of age
together with the son Of the brother OF Major
LInde. have enlieted il 8 company ROW On drill IN
this town and shortly to start for the seat of Wal
This does not look to me much ike 'scnthern
sympathy" lam confident, when the facts come
to be known that it will be found that the evidence
Of his trtachery comes from bidsfd s0uTce, OF
| that 1t originated Inder mlsappcehension o.
| facts. Al any rate, Judgment upon SO serious 4
charge as that should be suspended till the facts
are Better known, especially as the accused ls 81
/ far sway SIS to have no opportunity o. relu1fne
| them.
Maj Lynde, We hope, may be able to eleal
| himself Of the charge Of cowaIdtce or some
thing vorae, but with the present facts, hi
case has an exceedingly bad look
, 1861-09-10


We fl the following item floating about
amcng cur exchanges:
s'The manufacture Of paper from tie leaves OF
Indian ccrn is becoming extensive in Austria.
Tie paper If said tu b.; tougher Than ordinary pa
per made from rags; while It is almost wholly free
nom siice.. which 1nakes paper pzoduced from
straw 20 brittle
Wherever this discovery Was made it is cer-
taiE]y CT far more Importance to the people
ct the United States than Of aLy other part of
the World. Paper has become IN article Of
immense consumption here, News Journals,
magazines, lit-rary wecalies, books and pam
rEle1e multiply to sucn AN extent as to make
our country pre-: eninen:ly remarkable for the
upiyersality ot its literature and Of the taste
1c, reading. In this respect thsre ia no nation
.:sar;ng any comparison with us, and the con-
sumption Of paper has gone on increasing SO
rapidly as to make 1t q matter OF the deepest
interest how our supplies OF the raw material
could be made to keep pcce with the demand.
1t was thought that the desideEatuu had beel
reached when the manufacture of paper from
straw IVES reached, but it has proved very in
ferlor fer actual use. But if the lew article
made from corn leaves be Whist is stated, The
discovery will be Of incalculabie value 10 US
Il it be tougher than either rag or Straw pa
| per it is precisely what We need.
, 1861-09-10

GEN. CAss On THE ABoLrr1on OF SLAVERY.
Cen. Cass, in recent conversation with
President Fairfield, Of Hil1sdale College, Mich
ION. eaid that though he had always been here
totore opposed to abolition, yet this was noH o.
the only way to successfully ana pea9eqha e ehaa
1aa 1,esra 81 TO-DAY We should have war tomorrow.
fbis is saving considerable, for one WIG ~, h.
.1~axs heer 60 conservative rs the great Mich
ipan stste5man and patriot:
, 1861-09-10

PRICE ON CONFEDERATE scaR;-Ihs Louis IL
vile Democrat ssys : NJ. Edmonaeos3 o.
springfield, Mo-, had his horse tx en- i1om M
s. tle seceaeionista, and its valae n3@ia1 y.
handed TO him u ps;ss =. Eorso ~ ra
tp4 %pm4s3' ~ IA he BANDED bacsk the scrip: ''N97.x
mind, ,"ssi5 tAs General, *sit isat "ox'A Ae-s'
GYecE."
, 1861-09-10

MASTERS SALE.-State Of Lii.
M nos CSqnty Of co2k sss,spsS595 gs G2nrt f.s
Smith. Margaret E. D. Smith, Benja2.n r bfauitsy.
Jamea G. D4dley, James n. BEFant Robers A atSs
Golyer and samnel be Golgn:-Bm to Foreclose
Mortgage, -.. -.
Fn6Ee notee Ia hereby given that IL pursuance Of
decretl cTder entered IN tue above eauted eAnse On
the fourth day Of AuriL 4. D. 1854 1 fA scott, -
Master in ChanceE7 of the Snperor court q Eaea3o
cash north door e he cos1t Ao1ee & Of coof oa
September. A D. 1861 At eleven O'clock in the tofe.
noon Ct that day, tho following descr1bed resl ea
sttuate in The City Of Chicago, County Of Gook aaa
State Of mnois Ter 10 much thereof As Yfy ~ aer
saFy to satsty the amount due complAnans q .s6
sad ~ Sosts %s m e fR9 s9Is g. &c tsles nc
ains H. eleven AZ, twelve S fsq@T!es9 @ ~ H. srsn fs, Z
MeRS1nods Sr sp6dt9ion q q tas eat half q
91 eis9a :a e. Il
aacf In uo} Lots three g and az front
~ m Dean street. md Lots six TO- n11e o. fourteen
IN 1nd fVtnty sWo CD, fronting % AuvAukea ara.
me- in HtocE ce3cn {lll In Sub vtst0n Of Blce8 ~
fie] md elsTsn our IN AcReJ2olde Add!soa p Chi
GsSser h Cancesy Of the Superior CoaIs q Chcafo
| TIE aboxe sale IL adteuraed to MONDAY. the 81
dsy OF sep*enner. L. D. 1851. u s49 saas acS@ ~
Raster in chaaee.y 0: .hs ss>z1ax 0a1rt q csle.Sa
/ CA:cns ! Sept. tsh. 1851. ses*9-s"
, 1861-09-10

T7kUSi E:E'S SAi.G.-Waereas.
J. ucGry Wa;ic7 and sa5a: B. " .,.et. ais Hi:e es:-
sHt - "a ,a!t sis sis6 Wsrc t. c9Ig @ 2 sns es;
corded II. the etce Of the Recorder q Cn1h C3nasx
1llnl:. ul tc II: L.5 ef 4azc'. :. e. !sse + 8ock
II; et .eda at Page zig, conveying car+atn lots ct
lard snd preni e tcre described. in trust 70 ~
the pss .ent OF certain pro :sorY notes "a ss4
treat deco & ec:3: and wl.re"s II Yet p'o7.ted =
Henry WALTZ: "a: -ai:t notes ara :-tf-sat ~ tasE
sl- hid resp ctiEsly become dEe ceofd!rE to tier
tenor ard 1le:t theE. arp1ication Of uodnann 4
GtiTCFe, tielT L 50: re .:ent-tiSe3 Or tasl4na y
R,'td p, lawful rr said Scanam"1 to sell and dispose
OF ssid pseGtis.s pa-t tAere !. aaa Al Esaa
t:neE: sd. y 1t! G. f:Gi:---.:cE Of a+fd waller q
V.'e til! II els r iesl+s tue::4;i II raanAef 2ts-
eetihed Fad set:: ed. Ersre:s certain INSTALL
Ut sterett sad nute5 hasE fallen Cue, An4
Ian:t bas b. 'l4-d1 b. sa:a Heury WAl1sr. II a1-
Of Gail rte1eet said n1t.T ut th- tine Whe9
fell de Ard sata interest ,! not tet1 pa4
Ht1Et ko) the:sgal holders Ut sad rotss ha7e made
,e aton t. saiG Sc a11c 4 to ntsrrtiac tor 5a aad
SELL 6n. scse cf sad premises according TO tic pro-
ys+h ns OF sat-: eceG Il tcrse
Now, therefore. notice hrsc{'J Etyan that /, The
said J Yeraf = aEDuon ELL or eA: Twenty Eigae1
O'Clock il IL; freEaan III the o1t1 door ct the Cont
H,Lsr. In the si'y CT 'h:ag, IL C-o L2uEtY, lt1:us
Otter fr sale and SELL ut public suction !or the highest
Rnd best price the sane hFif III cash the preulsak
aforesaid, y it'll all right leeAt a equity cfraloMp
ton OF fafd Henry Waller and wife t.erc1 which sud
premises situate IN the EeuGt3 Ct Cock. and sts
q lEois and dcscrine1 as :-Lots 9unb5res:
r. g IL R1cck $: anil Let g! N BLOCK 4; 81! In ewte
4 McAnleF'5 @ubdt, aIor Of tts north h:!' ct the
1cEtG hs4f Q. the we9s hall Ut tie Il. +. x "
7. 80 n L. II E. 1GtnG n :Ee C;ty Q: @ G. lag:
, 1861-09-10

M OKTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
IX1 John B. Knight and Edmund Ware Of the State
OF Kentucky exscuted and delivered unto Peter Gatk
Of the city Of Chicago. County Of Cook and state %
Illinois, certain lndenture of q moEegaze dassd sae
aas 1ft5 dye Gs55), which was dly fecorded in thn
Recorders Office ef said Cook County In Book twenty
two ca Of Mortgages On page i've hundred and lo9E
KnfSht and Edmund Ware Conveyed to s.ld PstE
Gcib as moftgAgee, all Of snhtota numnetea one "
aud two {27of James D. p Ogeps Sucdtv1sloa q oS
number one u,) In block number nlnetyst Ge} IN ta9
Lots taken together bling fifty 90 feet IN ffoaf e
street one hundred feet uO1f to alley to secure
te xs % sea1 IT, aI @
bearing even date win said the HEst t3E ~
41so do'ass ES
tSrS q aS s haaaTs
and ftF dollars t$tooo each and Rsya0!e ~
to said Geb IN two g tht{e 90 ana LOT d9H ~ ia snaa 81
e3is 1 PAYABLE to the order Of the satd aeios n4s
SeaIs dom the date thereof x1th inte5e9t.
Of he two notes last above menf1oned % -: ~
notes par abba fonr and i've a and s. yeA9 ft3m -
date thereof respectively, and mora tt:a thirty d1
Wne1eas tEere Is now due aud unpaid said sose.
Of principal and interest the sum of abo1t ninese
thousand nine hundred and fortY dolars (4sgvZ n.,
Nov, tke.efore, n pursuance e. tas PEI ~ undsr
ssaed e @oftsagee, ihah e. as,oeE s;at +
lh) day Of se5telber 1s2l ss 1t h51 Ha1se f.
the forcEoon at the north door g fae e. t nasr r..
sald ety Of Ghs:g1 M e1srd sad 81 sbt Ind equity ii =
depption of the said mortgaSpts 1het1.4' ~ sa@
esf bidders to PAY ~ eostS va ~ -
Cured Ia az aad dne on FL. no
palAnce ~ - PETEB GElB, Mortgage,
, 1861-09-10

MI OklGAGE SALE wv h6TeaS,
lI1 default has been made in the payment Of ceE-
tan note Clearing date the 2ith day OF March, A. D.
1s: and due and PAYABLE In slx years after date,} Ie
lars AID niuey four cents, {5 sxl05; and where's,
also. tefault las heen naae In the payment Of ceE.
tain bond Obligation Of same date as said note aad
given t.. secure the payment OF the sn1n OF seveA
thousand five hundred and ntnetr-n1ne dollars and
twenty c. t=. s75es which said note and bond.
RapIorl, So, Ii aud Margaret E., is wife, dated thu
9Th tav Of March. A. r. 1855 and recorded in the Rd
corder, office Cook County, Illinois. IN Book - @
Mortgages, rage 17s which said mortgage haa been
duly assf-nc;. to nc.
New therefore. in pursuance OF the powers OF sale
tn said mortgage Continued, public notIGs IS hsreoy
ziycE t..at ont "Wednesday tho tWerty-htsh. Day u
Sertembe1 \ D. 1h st ten Glock In the fore uqon g
tht a: at tie north door ri the Court Hou5e ~ M
shai scl at rnbc auction to the highest bidder fM
cash tie premises mentioned ard described a Saa
MORTGAGE yz Part Of lota seven and eight !9l =
nIocE fityet.ht [35 Of tire original town of Ene8go
h1nnin. st stake the east line Of said Iot eis3
fs lot was erg.al la cn1 IT, lofsase fs5r IaS ~
Hnc west parallel wA the north line OF said 1ot eghE
fs 10 STAKE thirty ls0 feet west of the Ts5s ane q
SAID lot eight ~ unto lot humber seyen II II e, sS
tie east line Of said lot seven and tns west 4ns
said eight 81 70 thy north Inc e s1d @ lot Is ssgSs is
seven ii md eight Isl to the north east corner q sA
lot epht f8l: thence sonther1y along the east nne
satd 1et 70 the place Of beginning al II the ct
Of Chicago County Of Cook. and state of inoaA ~
file teuemcnts. heredfta9enss a2d appartsnaaaeNa ~ =
ae@poa & &c 'fe M
F. Il. WINSTON. A2sIgnee q Moytgsgea:
, 1861-09-10

MI UltIGAGE SALE:.-fub1G no.
AV1 tlce T. hereby given that By virtue Of tha
powers Of sale contained tn tive Intentures Of MOTT
grge executed a5d delivered to the uadeshtEaod
Mil ial Scot ~ s5yester hiad G9 ed sza = ox ~.
4 DIS ARD recorded i tas 9' :: Of t,s csFx N & e
county Il, tnG state Of H;1ols 10 GqS @ - 2 of nost &
Eook: one Of said Mertga beiag Gvsn T. G ese9rs
tile sum sl Five Thousand posrs due on the l9th dsy
Of July, 1D witb ntE1est On sid 2u At tile rats ot
ter cent per ann5m pa?abls semi EN-, ann1ay 4 ~
and the otheI ot sad Nort;Es9s h:ns to secure NJ
Principal tnn OF Five thousand D4EaIA due On ~
at tue rate ten rs1 cst ps5 1nnam psTa31s ~ ae IL
ef ser,snbeE A ri i, It IL: n9ra s.a doGo @ Gf ms e
Cook and state of lincs At ths eour e ten os3osx
public ysnage 80 Ench as ny be necessary y 70 70 rss
following described Fre7isssM IT, towit ;-Ias No. -
t2a@ fset Of Wha5tn$ Lots numbered @ tEsstynne nc.
sey WEasdag Lois T. ts Original 70 Fl o. Chfa:2.
kt street stams baEn 1een aae s II he
and as2 q the 1st h9f sssfH ntertsf uR4a sata s1
By ". Willard. his Attorney IN tact.
+ $ffHG h5fTE dI5 RI
, 1861-09-10

ESTATE OF ROBERT PAT.
IN Tx1ssflN, pacK4Axp-Punlic EoEce y aexd1Y
efVen to II persons having clahns and demAA8
sEaastthe essee of ne said Koeefs fasseIsont
1t regular term Of the County Coszs q Ce29
County, to be holden at the Couf 1Hoe3e. Y tae
Of Chicago On tho third Monday f3epSe04e3s 4 ~
latj. bedxK Ae 16thEdAy thereof
N1IStN THoMAeaoA Id .s1!5ta*+eAz
, 1861-09-10
N0tilt3.,

Fl; esis'sr s5i!s;'sr:''?:: ID =! !: s.; s; s;
.o'e + ne!1l ee,l5f I'D pt.q,I1I t..nqN,IIcations a. H !
&C. ,:!H e - 81 81 e--sTsioas = or
1870 of the CHG Eo q Clss 1S:
e.; .ss.;7 toloI Ixttc3e t1I ever intro
= : sn!xset11e, +, former former c.95ssa co.9r saa
F'!St e.. ). rersopsl 7; I; estsru De
Es.t;g r; Is Us:3atn. glszs ;l,nd.s s'EJS T. J.
r. .-t,tcded se' tc51!n
;: ycea :rEz Try !. IT, ~.
= +..r1r .r:.HEM, sEse, II II dss: s%
+: ,.'<r ~: sd a@% been @a.t used "a
:: ;St.e u. :: elpeds 1t s viii. ,
=: :, ~ n. :" 4sre speedily sass ~m
&c -, !" ,;;:.csgsss'c aud fa.
= ::.-t:. So, itss7oIslns: 1'..
f.', u =, VITA have esef
.*sr:.; i certificates atrs o. -.
- 80 :: ..:.,+-a, a-:d ',y al
II .:~at::Et-V i
]. 4. ii: Discovery
..,- :: :.::; ~
:: ~ g." Ns
';.,n, :,;:il L;et
:, -;;..., = -
.!'Hr ln= d.f,'e
>.=:!, ;:--st S-':e LIZ
,'j.:,A.
ii =
-. - IL .s.','':Gi,
:, ia.-:"'E =.
Is. t'.e NJ =.
!; >. y = ..';e f>4:.aEe.
~ Ii n
,-71-aa;a. 4'r2:=!.
.k,,>% watt .e 's*s It
....i,,-. f7. Isi2'5"J
ocSn-ty
, 1861-09-10

ThISTEE y sA!.E.-- W hcreas,
:, WIS Es'7asa 6 e''! = 1eaFy ls; sa s4sa4
Sca.Ei:oa. certain .aa tf tr:st sncu .s:at,
March I4th H. u. .Eh a!i ecc ics: ia the .yHca
CT tltt Etcnr,Itr ii tS t'1tE. Ii l:s t1e lash
tay Of Mr,'. 4. H. io ii Ec"L L. .: il"r!5 1t ;ea
-: whereby they Eade c'trey Of ct.a;n ..11
Of land therein de-: red to srclf the 1sAvr''"-* .
certain 'o1cs and ate:':t tfHstn ".'-cft':i !!
<autit1d to sec;Te al Indebtedness 10 Ut3maaa 4
Gtiprnt
And, nher's. It vas provided In sal, trust d.A1
that In case default 81 nit lie MAJ; III the nsyr.et c$
fa! prun1St uctes u Interest arg part re14
according tt.r tenor t:rtyt t:+n. on the a7ru
c,..:: ct st. lIof!lu;r trlpcke titr lcga! rc?ts
s2ntaivcs or a:s:GE II soult beawf1 fl: >a 3e11R.
tu sell and dispose OF said premises any psxS
ttreoE II nl2nnrr frr.cr.D2I ~ s1! trust lred a-t
whereas default haa been nla}c by said Cacncli IN
payment Of certain interest On said notee Which b
past due aud uaia:d And. Whereas upPlicatioa b
&C! said nfte7 IT, sell :ai pfeIse. a. aia -
! eIrd by said !rett to III.
NOW therefore, Hr1!'t: hG.enJ Eivci .:1A: ,haa
the tEtntE eighth Jay Of Se1ts u'E = ~ 81. 1t
L. oclnrk i: The forenoon. sell VI public auc1t =. he
north door Of te Court House in tLs city OF .hicAEo
the SAINT will bring il cAs, The said rarrr Of laad
aud all right tcn aid equity OF rtirrlnLon of safd
Canltlel. ats Waller anu wife therein, which SD
prcn.:ic- are descsl15. as luliuws tewlt Al thosa
ctftrif Ieura and parcels f1ard ftste in the COUNTY
Of CuoE State III Illinois, and .escribed follo11
81 ~ H. y ard Il in Rlocl: :, Lots . a, Is. 81 n. a
BLOCK Lots !. a3 in Block all in tho Swift + Mo
Au'r:s subdivision 1T The north half of the south bat
Of n. wcs alf Of thv n. e quster OF Section u.
5; n, l. Il E., lying iHthe eitE o. GhicaGe; r.
f,ynn,n FoDe et 1sss1 iyN-uaiafN
, 1861-09-10
&Ut 9bfrtt4tFnktJtt0 !.


~~ ~----'~- ~.--@
STAYK OF 1IaEIkOIA fXM1K
- co11v ~ .ss. -. @ o@9a,s.s. 49, -
4 drcsss ~ f;ss:.9 $aeid1 = fssse Sss;ee
Ks H9eSr3 4tyka to ~ el1k 31M4A l. GEUe14
o4f E ~ 49, ~. of ~ - mi g. 86ee64ea9 81s&
sssseiess sSesa iaes - y; a. tsss : e
So e of ieo; S.nsssc 1ascsas - 3a91s aaa te
ieTa d3Fse4s1 "a fS r. a9s t.a 1 three 151e ~
s153 3E1lf ~ aeN.n@Esax4H ok Exok Co4ntY, WHICH
ToW. iAeTn{ss1 ISsIls1e1 Ssls& 1 e9eesNA
f3fes.e snd #e.HTrE Ssn;!S ~ - aAA losepA 4.
Hrnear before ~ Id snre3e tS* *soe9alJ be aaa
q - ~ 6ev al fSe fesm z GHeeEe %
4 IN CoaIt Hosss II IL Civ of hicsxn g aoi41
TordsT ~ 6enttnhsr n Il i'll ~ ~ saf 1F&
snd niesS "a fke IA ss2to2 nses&1 ses1 ~
ana ~ ,Tch of ~ nracsrt. aAteshs, r. RAo11
cett n ~ sfat9 IL ~ 1 .e t5sgmeo xd = cao e %
snid II s.tisf1 - senTa '@"e ~ f VII y"
0"A1 ~ '-S"9 Ns '1eW WALTER KfMBAI1- Clerk
GAxr L H1es1rs- P1'ff.' 1tt.14 eens a9s+itsTt1n
9e-- = 2 --.--1S.. = -. e4@5- .e1-3--.-.- -.-.
IT 114LlNOAos UoOn
~ C0Jh1f s: s-snper!or Court Of G1teak-.
D. Baasett aud o. Hobart Hlls " Aatoa Elsas AT
| tAchuctLt
| PUBLIC rctce Is hereby g7er: - the :aa Anton
, 1861-09-10

InuepEnuHGI:
MEssRs. ED1ToRs: While in Newark tie
otner day, I heard Dea, J. H. Woedhull read
letter received By him from Rev. L. Thomp-
son, giving him an account Of the remarkable
revival Of religion in the Eliot Mission, last
winter, and Of the effects Of the emancipation
Of the el:yes in ttc 1slsEG. Feeling that the
facts narrated would be deeply Interesting to
the public mind in cur own coun.ry-now c1-
cited and iIquirirg-1 obtained permission to
| serd the following extract. E. CoLTOS.
| Beileyille. n, j., A1g. 10, 1861,
, 1861-09-10

! !: a. !a!As;:A!.DTVSSS |! Am
'7f5s5ss III s*FfS;eB: 52neS? i ees?ere.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
MONUMENT TO DIR. MITCHELL

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED having during the pas: summer
II heard many express q wish that monument should
be placed the grave Of Rev. DIR. Mitchell upon the
High Peak Of the Black Mountain, aud regret that it had
not already been DONE has determined TO give his personal
attention the NATTER and trusts that BY the AID Of the
thousands of pupils and friends of that venerable he
may be enabled to erect it.
The undersigned proposes to erect plain substantial
structure with the rUcE found the spot and 10 build u
In such that it may also De used ObServa-
tory He pledges himself all contributors that no pains
Shz be spared upor his part TO nave the structure hrE
and fit monument whose moral intellectual aud
physical character fit sime III the granite On
which his body The undersigned viii give his per-
sona the work. and trusts that his knowledge
If te country and its people, will enable HIM - have 1t
constructed cheapy possible to have done by any
one else.
Means will be taken to preserve the of those who
contribute The undersigned determined that the mun
shall be Erected if any amount near sufficient OBJ
tanned.
Kemp BBttle Esq of Raleigh, will receive conrribu
TONS MessrS. Ichfnrd and Finch Reporters in the
House and Senate of the Legislature will receive any
tributons from members Of those bodies Letters address
ed to containing contributions will be promptly
knowledged HENRY E. COLTUN,
Wilmington, n. C.
Jan. l., 1851. At
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-12
RURAL PUBLICATIONS.

MY ASSORTMENT IN THIS DEPARTMENT =,
lSA very complete, comprising all the late edtnns 10
Farmers and Planters Encyclopedia, Emmersop. .
The AplerIcan Farm Book, Allen.
Rural Chemistry Sog.
Agricultural Chemistry Johnston.
Chaptals Agricultural Chemistry
Inc Complete Farmer and Gardener Fessenden
The Kitchen Gardeners Instructor. Bridgmap
The Young Gardeners Assistant, Bridgmau
McMahon's American Gardener.
Gardening for the South White.
Fruit, Flower and Kitchen Gardener Neil
Ladies Companion to the Flower Garden Mrs Iordo,
Breck's Bouk Of Flowers. O"'
The Complete Florist.
Downings Landscape Gardening and Rural Arcb;,ec,,o
Downing's Cottage Residences
Country Houses, Downing.
Hedges and Evergreens, Warder.
Grasses and Forage Plants, Flint
DariInguns American Weeds and Useful Plants Thurb
American Hand Book of Ornamental Trees Meehan
Rural Architecture, Allen.
DowLings Fruit and Fruit Trees of America.
The Fruit Cutvatnr's Manual, Bridgman
The American Fruit CuIturis Thomas.
The American Fruit Book. Cole.
The Fruit Gardener, Barry
American Fruit Growers Guide Elliott
Fields Pear Culture
Cold Grapery VIM. Chorlon.
Practical Treatise on the Culture of the Grape Allen
H"sr the Grape Vine
Culture of the Grape and Strawberry Longwortb
Habits and Diseases Of Domestic Animals Allen
Breed. Management and Diseases of Sheep Youatt
Management of Sheep Garfield.
Sheep Husbandry in the S0nih Randall
Mulch Cows and Diary Farming Flint.
Mich Cows, Guenon.
Raleigh March o. 1850
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-12
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Fall Trade Of 1859.
VIIE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIv.
II ing their Fall supplies of
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dyestufs, Fan.
cy Goods, Perfumery, &C..
which have been carefully selected in the Northern Mar
kets by of the firm TO which they invite inspection
from their friends and the public generally.
PHYSICIANS.
Will find our Stock complete and to those about c,n
meDcing the practice of Medicine guarantee outfit
for less money than they purchase it North, nIn
long experience in the business know best the art-
ces and quantities wanted by beginners for this part Of the
country.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
We supply with Spices. Soda. Dyesufs Patent Medi-
mines, SnuffS &c, very small advance 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 to the purchase of and
having bought them exclusively "f the manufacturers for
Cash. will sell them at such prices cannot fail please
end w"uid Cash and shnrt-time purchasers they
will consult their interest BY calling before buying
PERTUMERY, &c.
OF the best Foreign and Domestic Manufacture such as
Cologne Extracts, PUmades Hair Oils, SatcheIs. Tooth
Hair aud 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 a sufficient medium for adj
get up while North special Circular prccIaiming our
"speed and b"ttom preerring that friends aud The
community should Judge whether sell good Articles
and As cheap any other House.
Orders solicited from the surrounding country which
shall have prompt attention, and be executed with
nestnesS and despatch.
Physicians prescriptions and family receipts compound.
ed at all hours OF the day and night, with and
racy.
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD
Raleigh, Sept 26, 1859. s4-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-12
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