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Batchelor's Hair Dyc-the Hcst I'm the
world Instantaneous harmless reliable Bold by drug
gss and perpmers eterywhere Factory u Barclay street
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HiII's Hair Dye-5Oc., Black or Brown.
best In Depot No. Barclay street. and sold by oil
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MsSCELLAsEUt n.
4 COMMUNICATIONS.
"A NUO DIp n.

A COMMUNICATIONS r. ,,,r,
We arc Permitted 2 s; 9. F pc'i'a 'eer
'e'ei'ea o our ''''"i = > ,raSs.tSa sc IN 1872
id Das raaas IL ise HOY a sa,,he @ a%S w. ssar @ a
dcrns mule aihs stse,t over a renn,sn sies ,nsi
s.sa X Mount y 's @ % a % a sa G e s'ss ne ss ss
ad tower Inc aegoed sl's from ~ s sher meme.
riind wei te 70 The nsrrado9 and ' a,s q y,
Tes, of H. Sn apats Ws woaid
have repaid you. ttsa a ii eoaefcc and the cr,cb.e
ENC weu might yoa ayc been reminded nl ~ o az Of
n N'S " fS as @ acsn s1 ffS r cs e c % Se See s @
so yss vi wd ed R f9r : s ,i Il Ta S i 'f Asoasa s
SGdss S q SS shssr erS a b s b., Ts iea
h.re with ia tianastion B,te.-.' j. A. II.
traveller rurcd Is ,hc raur.on sitter wehed I'd er
tise their ,irrcs Ia place rom wtonce all snoHedee
Il conceded that a.i.c,e eaiceioas.
spsedy eissn cagc ieI general debility ~ te faa'a
~ T1ay ,saiy, s,reaThen ard iu.isors,c.
laey treaIe nsai.hi re.i ~ A.,
TIES E,r'a.,ee ihe n ten md cnI,ysil ,hs mind
Tbcy :a.risy sho brcata ~ d iac s,eraen.
nv cure sasS Psis pisnSss X @ cos Sssi a cse
s ss 10 s rs, Se isi Il sriso,s ws Taey rake Ii.
weak ma. sonr al are sa,,d ua;g s,a rssiorcr
Is,y S "a IRE g. sose esS f oo AZ anc
B,rdcck cs~omite Iiovers Sc. a. rs,,s yo,,,o,, ,s
urn wssr "i.h e'ery solder bad Jcl!e Of flania
on pires r,y The most effective, perfect and harm
Tie fo. si,g Is from thc famous hols' pgcrs'cors a.
Wasni~arps n c., Nov. T. 1862.
McstIs T.. II. Ds,xy CoPiense scrd us twelve dofea
Plantaion Eicrs They sIo much ltcd ty The guesis or
house.
'F SYKES. CHADWICK CO,
iroisietofs WIZARDS Hotel
The P, a;,na Iii "a have cured OF long Standing
"a" 'e''' RevJ s. CATIIoRN RI, hester, Ny.
Such the language reaching us daily \. n,uco ever
bad equal eSle Under crrumafaEcrS VIII thc pure
standard II the materials used be departed from.
These Bli,es sold by oil tho rrnctla! uuggss gro
Gers hotels restaurants Be sur each bottle bears the
fac slc CT the prorricogs signature on sce pne isoo.
~, Broadway, New York
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new and Good.-Red Ball Walnut
Candy at RusHroNs, drug stcSc. No 10 Astor House,
ocrpev ~ Barcay sifeeL
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Asthma.-Any Medicine which will Al
with oy by thousands Of serers The ecrncstcs which
ac,N,mnsry JONAS WtiITC0MB's REMEDY ore from the
u The most SO var9 oAaeA
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Trusses.-D1arsh q CO.-Radaca1 Cure
Trpss once stu NJ No. vesey street. Astor Houfc. No
connection with other once OF the same name lady
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RTuUR KENDALL,
n Wiuc Merchant,
No. WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK,
oTers for ale IN quantities 10 suit families Tor me
christmas HOLIDAYS.
SHERRY WINE, or various grades
MApETEA WINK OF choice quality.
PORT WINE, OLD LONDON DOCK, a.
CHAMPAGNE WlNE--G. II. Mumm's, Meet Chandon .,
aud Hridseici.'s.
HRANDY-oid mild ard prrr ns imported.
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHlSkEY-ycry old
Also 'ne ""e'' BOURBON wHIsxEy
iba. can se hougi,s II Ecw b, Y9ss vo.rrc
A CHRISTMAS rHEsENT
Three bottles asest sherry,
Three bufes finest Port,
Three bottles fines. Brandy,
Thrrc bottles fgcsl Whiskcy.
IN CASE, FOR 4i2.
ARTHUR KENDALL, No. William s.gsct.
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IL Carte de yisites, with Splendid AL
bum. ~ 30 a,IAuGHANS, 23s Bowery. Ncsce.-l .iu
ali ii,til suit
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Wigs, TCurees, Hair Dye, Hale DyetrH
ana MIlecvia sr.an lur leatyiog the hair at W. A.
EATCHEILE's. IL Bond s.rea;.
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Heavy Knft ALI Wool
uNDTE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
On hand and made 10 order BY
Union ADAMS, No. 6SY Bsoadr ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

\ MASoELi4ANEOUs.
A BEAUTIFUL dSsHsTafsy oSssH afsysss 81 orv.
ofERA GLASSES oFERS disAssef diAssis,o ofhhA GLASSES
sssa sssib bs1aDwAy Slassts ssIfskkSS Sfsssssss
TLLIscofEs MICROSCOPES &C. &c. saisa5s toy bo
~ p'''"'' '0a 0' ''S 'nsSs sRSxoss ssx Broadway
pfHHtS eg
BRAZILIAN rEssia A1fAf phasLh Exc e'A'SIS
he lsSy psa Sy Ill Who qa a's:s VII e sseiase
" not suited after presentation e,,,,,,.,o -.
66o}. Broadway. undo. Iaiarsc Hotel
A RTHuR KENDALL WINE MERCHANT. NO 8
4 a w mc street S Ss Ssc yah ss % a S
& %"s ysS 81 ssas, as M6sla bdsE Vine Il sss %
& VS. SsasS?P sp saifss wassssy ss
New York A'l'%s AS and Iordoi Porter chrissms:
Sst 9''B B.s s hss as' sSs SSs' aas: ss
- - AarIts KENDALL. No,swliliau street.
nH hsss4s II sHHIsasas FoR ab SSp xs FEY NEAR
TETEATET SITS FoR MISSES A"oNo'
kSfHlSa Tks ANS ocF coF ao fSE BOYS
A"a milton other articles, suitable -
A, less than wholessle prices ~ ''"'
By s's Sasae ss5 II Eb%akS W. fsfs oBHSsYosps
rar one s Saei hoSai, iroia ssoadass .
VERY Low PRICES
n FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS
handsomely dccotaeh from 3Ih rpwardai
FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS,
nssiSI 2sss asD Essy 81:
Cat aud Engrn ed Table Qilrs sissr llated Ware,
SILVER PLATED TEA SPOONS. ~ 81.
SILVER PLATED TABLE SPOONS. s..
SILVER PLATED CASTERS. cUr NOTIFIES. 15,
Aso large variety OF Ariisic
UAS FIxTl KES AND KEh03ENL LAMPS,
Two doors below Mcssls. Eal Black s Co.'S
GEO. Fl. KITCHEN CO, SCI Broadway.
DEW srsT THE NORTHEASTERN.
- BROWNIES METALLIC wEArHE'; STnIPs
Tv.g'iy exclude
WIND, RAIN
COLD Or EoT AIR
SNOW OR DUST
fron the crev.tes ~ DOORS windows and skys OF every
description, Winter and snncf They viii last for
They stpsiior all wooden affairs FOR the above
purpc il ,lte Mono- 10 tac Old North Carolina,
spRnsl dollar n q soiled postage amp,
For ccuar With reference e thpnAands OF the best cit
New York adGgc5s Metallic Weather Slfp Company,
2l2 Broadway, n. y.
Local agents wanted IN every city aud town.
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4 uwIITE's PATENT LEVER TRUssn rs THE
"A. only Truss that VIII cure rupture us entirely dii.
fercut ifncpc ani action from all othcrs I8ht clean
ana eaas' rAp''a''' GREGORY 4 CO., x Bond street,
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Paris FashfOns.-Ladies Call NJ Laird
the latest Psis lie OF Halr Hcaiires,es. some
hing enrciY Who.esaia and retail Nc sS9 Broadway
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4 VALUABLE errr-nv. HUEps DENTAL TREA.
"A sury contains cycryihng necessary iSr heegas tho
Eycry parent should 10 10 As Broadway aud set DR..
Hurds Dental Treasury.
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4 MERRY CHIIsTMAs AND HAfPY NEW YEAR,
"A tribute from the Evening Pos U tho excellence or
MraTiiFfi;S cFi.BRAfIsb frIsiI wHtsKEY.
10 O bottles p sor tho Festival IL aai - Nassau street,
New York -,
otS that which CON orts the body. The fat turkey havn
been discussed the plum padding "jone for,n aud your
waisccat neatly ughcngd - c wel ordered wascoo,
should tho afternoon 81 thiisss Day, yoa VII fet
an I'm drca and the not waernot %
lion The lemoas aud Tho sugar. Then you will produce
Two or three choice boiios Of hat yrc (sud gennnel irish
Whiskey which you got from JOHN AcAULlFfE. Nos u
and IS Nassau reeta vintage that carries the "ral oud
flavor Of tho Irish hills AND bears mpon ~ bramng sur
thousand welcomes Cnsns your glasses againss tha, OF
ami cali upon him 20 refill tho bottles-Evenng Post
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THIS medicine increases Tho OF dlccstoE excftes
th. ehsorben,s Into healthy action by which the wsser
cilccouG dcpUsivns aud all unnatural
ducet well rain and aud is tood FOR
MEN WOMEN AND CHtLDREH
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Holiday yPresents.--Eicgants sGarfs, Ties,
Shirts. &c. al W. NooDYS. a3s Broadway St Nichoss
block.
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Holiday Hafs. Holiday HAats.--AIsO I'm.
Dies Fancy Ears WifTES the renowned Halter ~ yl0
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The CHuhCH Of INN HOLY ChOsS.
The annual Catholic fair for charitable purposes which
ss held in the buildings attached to the Church Of the
Holy Cross commenced yesterday, with tho appreciation
OF tho pastor, Rev. Mr. Mccarthy. Tho ladies OF the
oarsh were In attendance, as -sua and tho tables
IwhceIs or fprtunc,n grab bags and 80 FORTH AT
uce attractive and generous both 10 visitors and In.
yeslors The fair very well attended. The young
radiea and children who attend the Holy Cross school,
s,ner The direction Of the sisters OF Charity, were per-
itted to attend In the fair for few hours whero
ehev nddcd their mite the general fund, and rctrrned
90 their studies well pleased with the result Of their
Gchapces."
cu.RrrY FAIR AT ST. LAwREXcE's ROMAN cArno.
Lie CHURCH, yoRKvILLE
ladies' fair for the benefit Of g. Lawrenco's Roman
Catholic church, In Yorkvlc is at present In progress
In the commodious schoolhouso adjoining tho church
Father cuarer the respected pastcr proposes to 10
,,e o furds psr,Iy te aid tho new fchoo h,usc which
sas been es,ashcd by his excrtons and the members
u lhs congregation are ibera.y sceonding his praise
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
CRESSON STATION.

West-Express Train leaves at 9.
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CHURCHES, MINISTER'S, sc.

81 Prssbvterian-REv. D. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at lo3
o'cIock. and in the evening at o'clock. Sab
bath School at l o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
inr every Thursday evening at o'clock
2 Methodist Episcopal Church-REv 5 T. SFow,
sPreacher in charge. Rev. w. LoNG, Assis-
tanr Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
La IO3 o'clock in the morning, or IN the
evening. Sabbath School at o'clock, A NJ.
8 PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening, at I
8 O clock.
q IFsLch Independent-REv Ii. R. PowELL,
sPastor.-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
d O O'Clock and in the evening at 6 o'clock.
zSabbath School at l o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening OF each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week IN
each month.
CaLyiaist.c Methodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
. and o'clock Sabbath School at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
at O'Clock Society every Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
DiscipEes-REv. w. LLOYD, Pastor.-Preach-
i ing every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Particular Baptists-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
Pastor-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
3 o'clock Sabbath School at at o'clock, z. NJ
q GtthoHc-REv. NJ. J. MITCHELL, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at lO3 o'clock
band Vespers at o'clock in the evening.
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PA,

you? Shall your country cry to you for
help, and cry in vain? What is a mans
convenience, what mans life, in con-
test like this !!
t'In the God of battles trust
Die we may, and die we must;
But o ! where can dust to dust
Be consigned SO well,
AS where heaven it's dews shall shed
On the martyred patriots bed ?"
Fall in F! fall in =! ye brave Pennsyl7a-
mans To the rescue Of the old flag =
Liberty on her Bonded knees and with
streaming eyes implores your aid. Take
a solemn VOW to-day that your life shall
be at the service of your country until
our eagles shall again sweep IN triumph
over every acre of American soil Never
had brave men SO many incentives to
heroic deeds. Treason is to be punished
blood is to be avenged, wrongs are to be
righted, q country as to be saved. Strike
then:
s.Strike till the last armed foe expires
Strike for your altars and your fires
Strike for the green graves your sires,
God and your native land.
Strike i, for tyrants fail in every foe;
STRIKE for Liberty's in every blow;
FORWARD let US do die.'
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judges Of the Courts-President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George W.
Easley, Henry G. Devne
Prohonotdry--Joseph MDonald.
Register and Recorder-Ed ward f. Lytle.
Sherif-John Buck.
District 4ttorney-Philip S. Noon.
County Commissioners- D. r. Storm Jane 5
Cooper, Peter j. Little.
Treasurer-Thomas Calm.
Poor House Dtrectors-Jacob Horner, Will
7iam Douglass George Delany.
Poor House Tredsurer.-George c. K Zahm
Poor House Sterard.-James j. Kaylor
Mercantile Appraiser-John Farrell
4uHtors-John f. Stull, Thomas J. Nell
son, Edward r Donnegan.
County Surveyor.-E. A. Vickroy.
Corouer-James S. Todd
Sup't. Of Common SchoOts-Wm. A. Scott.
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EBENsBJRG HOR. OFFICERS

Justices Of the Peace.-David H. Robert:
Harrison Kinkead.
BurgeSS-George Huntley.
School Directors-E. J. Mills, DR.. John VI
Jones, Isaac Evans.
EAST WARD.
Consta5Le-Thomas Todd.
Town Councit-Wm. Davis, Daniel j. Davis
e. }. Waters, John Thompson, Jr., David W
Jones.
LasPectors-John w. Roberts, L Rodgers.
Judge Of Election-Thomas J. Davis,
Assessor-Thomas P Davis.
wEsT WARD.
CoHstqJle-M. NJ. ONeill
1oacn CouneiI-William kittell, H. Kinkead
Il. l.. Johnston, Edward D. Evans, Thomas j,
Williams.
Lspectors-J. d. Thomas, Robert Evans
|udge zEiection-John LloyG
-Assessor-Richsrd T. avis 3
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g Somebody asked General Cass the
ether day-''What may we do to save the
Union?" "Anything," responded the
General ''May we abolish slavery p
abolish anything on the face of the
earth to save the nationp
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am- An Irishman who lives with veg
TO know what elegant living is, he must
make him visit; 'for," says he, 'the
breakfast consists of nothing, and supper
of what was left at breakfast. We have
no dinner ~
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gy- "If I should be drafted into the
service, what would you do % asked a
gentleman of his loving spouse, lately
"Get substitute for you, / suppose she
retorted. Whereupon, the topic OF con-
versation was changed instanter.
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neg- a Charleston paper states that a
"Beauregard hat" is all the rage in that
city At the rate the war is progressing,
the same General will furnish model for
neck-tie that will yet be extensively
used at the South.
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pa- young fellow was overheard the
other day congratulatiug himself upon re-
Gently having taken very pleasant trip.
Upon inquiry, it was found that he had
tripped and fallen into young lady's
lap.
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~The mails from Butler, Indiana, Strongs-
town SC, arrive on Thursday of each week,
at o'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week,
ut \. NJ.
Bc9. The mails from Newman's Mills, Car
frolltown, &c, arrive on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday of each week, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays, at o'clock, A. NJ.
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EssENSRURG MAILS.
MAILS CLOSE
MAILS ARRIVE /.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern. daily, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ q.
Western, :. at O'Clock, P. N.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at 43 o'clock. T. NJ
Western. at O'Clock, 2. NJ
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-06
A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS PREPARED FOR PUB.
II LEGATION work entitled, SURGERY FOR CAMP
FIELD AND HOSPITAL" embracing a Complete Digest
of the most facts and principles of each Depart
will be octave volume of at least three hundred pages
and therefore OF such convenient size will admit Of its
being carried into the held for constant and immediate
ference The author believes that the preparation of
this work. he has supplied important Professional de-
sidertum and socs the patronage of the Physicians of
the Confederacy, both in and the Army Those dis
posed to become subscribers respectfully solicited to
forward their and addresses speedily as possible
to the author, at Raleigh North Carolina in order
pedte the publication of the work
EDWARD WARREN, M. D.,
Surgeon q. s. A., late Prof in the
University of Maryland.
August 26 1852. 69-lm.
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1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE IN LIN.
coin COUNTY. N. C.,

COLIN COUNTY, N. G.
TIME UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEE OF C. j. HAM
Of the late C. W. HammarSkOld miles from Lincoln
ton, the Beauties Ford Road the following valuable
lands:
One tract containing six hundred and eighy-our (684
acres known the Home Tract Spring HILL This tract il
highly improved gOod dwelling house. almost new with
extensive barns machine houses and every Outbuidng
needed for extensive farm. Much of the land well
set in clover The situation very desirable for resi-
dence healthy any part of the State and and
half miles from lrontOn Station the Wilmington Char
lotte and RutheI ford Railroad.
One tract joining the last named tract known the
Lick Run farm, containing 100 of very productive
land
Another tract adjoining the last known the Hamnar-
SKIOLD Mill tract, containing III which first
class FIGURING mill aud corn mill The reputation of Ham,
marskoldS FlOnr is too well known require Comment
Suffice it TO say, there better Western North
Carolina.
One adjoining the Home tract called the Haynes
tract, containing SO acres.
Another tract adjoining the last named and Immediately
the w. c. r. r. r., within less than quarter Of
mile of lrOnion Station containing $50 acres.
And another tract the opposite side Of said r. H.
containing 100 acres
And other small tract of or 10 acres adjoining
Home tract:
With all other lands and real estate of the said c. j.
HammarskOd.
Sale take place Monday the goth of September next
unless previously sold at private sale.
SO desirable body Of land is rarely offered.
Terms made known at the sale For other information
apply to Hon. WIN. Lander, at Richmond, to Col.
Hammarskold on the premises (Spring Hill y to the
'"''>''''' 9" ~ Ii. c. HAMILTON, Trustee
of c. j. Hammarskold.
August 26, 1868. S5-w&swtd
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Aug. &c, 1862.
SALE OF Valuable LANDS AND MILLS,

WNHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE LAST
will and testament of Joseph Clouse, deceased will
sell at public auction the premises the 18th day
September next the very valuable lands of which said
estator died. seized and possessed the containing
$50 acres lying in Davidson county, the Yadkin River
about IA miles southwest of Salem and 20 miles northwest
of Lexington There valuable Improvements thereon
consisting of good dwelling house, negro houses and
excellent outhouses.
About loo acres of said lands excellent low lands
and meadow-and which is of the best FIGURING
Mills in the country.
credit of six months will be gwen and bond and ap
proved security will be required from the purchaser
For further particulars apply William CIouse who
resides Halls Ferry, in Davie county, and who will
be pleased to show said lands TO persons desiring see
them. Those desiring TO correspond with him BY mail
will do 50 through the ClemmonSve Post Office.
WIN. CLOUSE lp.
T. G. CL0USE HAe'"ois'
August 26, 1862 35-w&sw4t
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NOrth-Carolina Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Rlind.

TINE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON MON.
day the LIST of September. Pupils should be sent in
promptly at the commencement of the session. Parents
will be expected far possible furnish the necessa
Of Deafmute Blind children between the ages of egbi
and twentyone will please communicate the fact TO The
in order that the necessary steps may be taken
to have them sent to the Institution Anv nfymatio S
to the method OF admission of pupils &c. will be- given
upon application to me by letter or otherwise
WILLIE j. PALMER
arc..,,E 1910 .ezS Principal
->-eN7' ~ love- 66-lm.
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NOTICE..

VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AD-
Il minstrarix with the will annexed of the late Seth
Jones' Of the County of Wake desires all persons hav
ing claims against the estate TO resent them for payment
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All
those indebted will be expected to make speedy payment.
Dr. b. A Crudup is authorized agent to transact all
business pertaining said estate Letters addressed
me at Roesvile, Wake County, will receive prompt atten
ton. SARAH s. JONES'
Administrative
Wake Co., N. c., Aug 26, 1862 69-8m.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

a VALISE, MADE OF LEATHER, FROM THE
n Fayetteville Stage, Tuesday morning the 26th of
August between the first stand and Raleigh The valse
marked 81 C. w., and contained clothing and the
muster rolls of the 3Oh N. c. Regiment will give S.
for the recovery of the valse and contents and 80
the detection of the thief Address MI Puen at the
Planters Hotel, or the subscriber.
G. F. WILLIAMS,
1t. Go. A, 3Oth n. e Regt
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 29, 1862. 7O-4tpd
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N. G. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. Co.

N. c. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co,
A the Annual Meeting of the North. Carolina Mutual
~ Fire Insurance Company, held the l4th of Janua
ry the following persons elected Directors and OIL
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
j. R. Williams, d"
G. W. D. iHutchings.
Kemp P. Battle,
George Little,
James ~ Towles,
James E. Hoyt, Washington.
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern,
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ. JoEes, Edentou.
Geo. VI. Charles, Elizabeth City,
Jos. Ramsay, Plymouth.
]. W. Harrell, hurfreesboro'.
II. b. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton.
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville.
Joseph White, Arson County.
Josh. Bonner, Salem.
A. T. Sunny Asheve
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Seby, President.
b. D. Turner, Fee President
John H. Bryan, Attorney
Hamden s. Smith. SecretGrs and Treasurer.
7. II. Selby, ero6fcio,
c. w. d. Hutchings J
This Company has been in successful operation over 10
years. and continues to take risks upon classes of
erty in The State Except Steam Mills and TurpentiRe Dis
tlleres) upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
property amounting to nearly OOO large portion of
which in country risks; and its present capital is
four hundred thousand dollars in bonds properly secured
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
HAMDEN s. SMITH, Sec'y
Raleigh, Jah. ls, 1862. g..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-06
s75 REWARD.


ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN n,,,
IL County, on the lethsOf August 1852 ma liz
JOHN, aged years feet 10 inches biob MI, poy
color tUeraby STOUT built weighs from 40 to 5 H. "aek
carpenter by trade, and has lost most of his nnn
teeth Said boy raised in the Vaer of yiraP front
it probable he will aim 10 get back there Thu sb' and
ward will be paid for his apprehension and dever
or his confinement IN jail with Information
Address, niin.
- t,e.ss P. N. DULIN,
Smith Grove, Davie Co., NC
A'sN'' 90 'o0z. o6-w&sw9tpd
Moore Hospital.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 2H 1852
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO PUR1 To-,
Il the following circular for those DESTROYS of
ing supplies to the sick and wounded
this Hospital The papers throughout the State will az
copy or notice D. F. MANSON of N q 'ASe
Surgeon in charge
CIRCULAR.
Transportation Office C. 8,
QUARrERMAsTER's Department
RICHMOND, VA, July g. 1862.
The Superintendents of Railroads will give frame.
ton for all hospital supplies for Dr. O. F. Manson p
mond, Va Quartermasers will give transportation ' ,
cts if required. Very respectfully, 'Sk'
Your obed't serv't
MASON M0RFIT
Captain and A. O
In charge OF Transportati9n
n"eu'' 20 LOVE- 70-Im