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4 pNiNiSrR,rpR'S SALE u, 'it'ps q
~ iic~a.- lf,ss the Jsigs 81 Probate 80 M.
Coast, II Osl,ri. tue ua1rfsigs~i. 'dui i'','stuf
Viths s.l.l, 4 paa,sl E.H~. hi. 81 2aiabrn ~
ths state 4 M,aassu'a ~ .s'lh, r''ia'c ~ Pc.
'.t, ..is "a the %. MES, oa .lsflsJ, Apul -.
i~6?. 1T 10 'cIsk % ~ saD,a. I'll 'hr trai
estate ~ shsh the a,i d-eus.-i 80. ssrIsi, -
nsihsi The t,s- 81 a.. .-sta, g. paw the d-.-.
81 h,. estate asi o'.l. Of administrators. Th~
pfvpsri, cpa.ist. Ul b.. ughi u redemption ~
..'sa-'ighIh. II The ho@s.'c.i Lf@ ~"h 'o''
81 scsni. ....
Mach u, lsG,.
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ST N q e RS
SEWING MACHINES.

TN III the ie.disg b'sseh., u ma ssfaeisfins 10.
du.try, the great practical Superiority u Sing.
rf, Sewing Msehins. 10 q fse, established b..
,ood di.pr,s. No ailcs. shoe nsssfsetsrer.
slo,hier, seam.rsss. d'.'s-@aks,. sAddier, car.
rage trimmer. hat manufacturer ~ - can afford
an 40 vithout then.
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HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE.

Thi. great Nesrslsie Rs~edv and Ns,atsa
Op,,is call. &c special ALLEGATION aad ,aief,.i.bs
,ar Zee u Opisa. os preparations % oP'sm. 90
of ANY ba, ,,s .,r,et, vegetable es medical prop
.,iies 90. N~ss. "a. ks.smsi,s.a. Coat. Tss,h
Aeh. asA Ear Ache, spiasl CenpLisis, bised-
,ax q, Laafs st Stomach, knss Ia, Fever.
c.,.rrk, .sd 81 misor N.1.os. C.snpl.isis.
10, L.. Il sleep, Chronie o, N,fseo. Head.
ache, 10 h.. ~ ,qssl. sad 20 ~h,eh 90 ohs' tee
Iiu..a,.l. from ysis,.ls-i soarc~s
Foo Deb. isa rs-ss.as q 10 800. Es~ss,.
ro, Bowel Coa,l.ist.. isci.aisg Chsl~T.
Mosts.. u .. ,piesiidly adapted. % a., ssl, ~
Dovias th. pniss lat setiag a. phys's.s Ce-i
eos,rs.i With Opiuu,. ~hich not oal, osa.iips,ss
40. doug. tho system. lot ss.k.s the r.'sss, -.sss
ih.s the d,..sss.
Fruaa Ph,.,c,.s. 49, s-k .ii-.tioa. ast on 's-
n,asi rssma,.. a. Trial Bsuies ~iii tsesss'. do
v.L-p,.x ~ the Asosl,.~ 40 Op,s,s ~h.sh has
hog b-ea waited, sai IN the Cesgh Esmed,
such 30 Is., .aiir.ly 90 oas ess'rsi p'iseipe.
rr,m invalid. ". sk eouespoes!-.oe ie'
Pswphl~. ot .splsvatios, ~iihOu, postage
s,.snps."
Priees-Lsrs- Cassh Remedy. sae''. psr bouie.
Smsli :" Is ="
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paiNI-rR,ruR'- SALE. u, 'us- Of
n .lro.n.~ ir,ra ,h- Juisr u Probate Sc tho
Io,snl, u o,io'd N, ssd,f',gp-i. .iniai.u.ior
9Th. ..ts,s ~ Zsloin. RSk, lat. II = sns~T N
..id ,oaai,. d~r-s-.i. ~tu eel al puhrc 90 pee
,si- sale ~ the I,sl estate ~ ~hieh .s,i d-o.,..
,d 80. po..c..ed % AID tooai,, al the tine 81
h.. death. % -s,-ri,y. The s6lh lay u Arsil
ps.,, a. -. s'clsk " he sr-snoa,, ., M hYs.s
Of N. .ut-cTit-' - -ss-p-'. ~ paw 10. dsb,. .si
iac,tsptsl chafre. oa .,'is'
NNriiL uERRISIi. j..
S.sns.f, March "a. ls62.
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'Jh. pablo ate her.b, cautioned sssin,t tass
i iun,I.,i,s Of I. .. trNDDD's BlrrEIs.
iy .,Bs evil misied pefssa 90 I<'.oa.. rAo hs'.
80, oal, c.p.ei IN. lbs - psr. asd adopted pc
si..l, Oh. .i,is u bS,il. l.st have hal the
tr,f.c. is-..to r-ps-sea, 90 ths,fi.t- h.' their.
!. the sane O. l.. D. Atsos.d's. AL N. a-ss-
completely 20 tgp. tho pstl'c ,,hsy cav. "bs-s.
Of essaissisit. ssd imitsiioas, sad call thsWvls
ira.h g.ssins"
TAsrst,s., "a s~ssiss vst ~ alter the date
-iII h~.f "a ssifs l.hsl sossasrssgast ~ ~. ".
U.,, Drs.i.i Pouissi. Ne, sOls Gsssrsl ts.s,.
Jsl, =. isei.
AlId~.isss .As hs.. the ,r-s article Pot 20 81
.yrs-iss. d.,s. e.s - .-PPl'sd 9TH Esi's Ia
hsl.. b, spphi.s &c shs,s.
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T.. y. ArwOODS
impo.,ei ves.,.sl- Physsosi B'l'eas
JAUNDICE BITTERS.

ache. p,.p-y.i.. ws'a', D,i,'ssss. Lss. II Az
.-t,,s. c..ll. All Fs,s... AL D-aias P.,... d
sle.a.s. the blpsi i'sa hsasss. sd .-s.sis-s The
.lia. al I. al.s ed &c Liver Csaplss,s, ,,r.s-
gso. Dr,p.y. Cfosp, ssd Ph,hi.ic.
k,sp,tI's MAS. Jsss.r, 18Th. ISL.
n. -,y GRITTY ils IA4.s sprssisd w. w.
H.y. D'ssnd.- Ssis 0,-s.i As,-t fa,ssis
81 ~ Isp,s.sf Vegetable PAy1ssi B,hsss Jess
dee Baisrs. ssL 6s= tAs date ell .rfsrs sssi 10
.ddS,s.f 20 A.. Psrfissf. Ne.
LIP. ATWOOD.
o. o. U,ll. Dpxyia. azrai Gr Bethel. aud n.
y. Hate. 4 Co.. ps'i.. fSf sale by Dealers 10
nedie,ses gene,sIl,.
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importing Houses,

4. Ba.tss. n. thial. b. ess fsrai'h sood' shesrs
has can ~ f,aad this eide ot Boston.
~ IA. WATCHES II Ametioaa, SUES tss
I.h ..d rr..sh, II.at,ag asJ or.p Faced. Gold
Silver .ad Cali rsss..
SPECrACLES. ofsli kisis. SD say qu'n',i,
.i ra,, set "a oil Spectacle Bo-''i to 'S'i Ahi
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TUE .sb'eribsthsrshy E,'s'psbl,e se'io' that
i he h,. h-cs italy .rPe,a',d by ,hs h""o'-'r
J.If, otrr,h.is too the C,saty 81 Oxford. lsd
assumed The tIu., II .inia,.list,s 81 the estate Of
CALEB NENDhl.i. late OF iianarl,
in said Cosa,y, deceased, b, Ei'iHg h"nd az the
lac directs. ~. therefore fres''t' slrst'"u'
-ho ate ,adsbisd 10 the s.is,s oi's'd dso'a''d
g. ~ ~ ,,n u-,i,ats 70, meat; sad those ~aos''-
~, ,ls-..ai. thss..s - .sh'i,'t re 80
Maf,h II. is.2. JOSEPH =. NENDAil.
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NSt We "NNc
pro~nssii. March Tn. 1859

NIOriCE. The eo-p.Itn.o'hlp h,rr,oio's ~
~ isuns b~,~-sn Oh. sab.c,iber. ,Hds' TIE
hrm rsme of B"nh.'n 4 M.ad, q. 'h'. day a",
80, "a A., mu,u,l consent. Al p~tsoas inisised
m md 6rm srv r,que.,,,i To nah. imm~dia,. pay
r,o,. s..i all ha,ias d.n,-ds ,hsr-cs vii pre-
..,, them TO Pisekss, Ra'nhaa, -ho assume
N. bs.,.c,. AMI y, ,pas.ihiItis' Of the arm, and
r,maim at the oii stand. ,
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Tn. .sb.er,bet hereby give. pShl'e notice 'h.i
he h.. t~~a daily spps'a,.-i by the iiosorsb1s
Juis, of Probate 70, the Cooa,y OF Osiord, sad
s..oa~d The trust Of sdmis'ssi.' of N. estate Of
CHARLES wALKER lat. of r.yrh''s.
m, Cant, ~ o,f,rd, i,c.s.si. by E,N,ss
h,,i a. the L.- directs. Tie therefor. t.g"cs'.
All t-r.ss. sks ace ,si-issi 90 the estate 81 ..'t
,.r-a.eI 20 m,ks IN ssii.,. %, sasa,. aad ihsse
who have say IsB.aI. tA-reaa 10 ssh'h't the
SAVE 20 - ...
M.rh IL, iss,. STEPHEN T.. WALKER.
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Tho Boston Journal for 1862.
The New Ens land Newspaper!

THE ~ ~. ii'r~s Tho #.laa'. h,.io'y "a -h,ch
] -. b's r,eds, LIVE NEWSPAPER sa
,siis,'ers,lA- s~'s..H, 10 ''sT, Has sho sonb
ls.p him..f ,,isfmed 81 tho imyo'tast ev'a,.
sh.ch .t- i.il, tnn.pirisE. To b'n'.h paper
~h,ch oil m~~i tho pct .,Iscistioa' ~ tho pab-
l,c ~ s.ch q ii-~s ss the pTes~r' reqa'rr. an a.
rr,.ia, 10 hlo, sai Il ,,irso'd,asry ssy~a.s II
-hish The essnnaai,y ~ h'g- hs1e ~ eosc-p' 'or.
The pFOp',.,os. Of ihs Joa'asl h.'. spared u.
l,r, o' gs,--y 20 make u al that !, coi - mad
Ds.,ds. iRpto,ia, ,sd Strengthening Their hoss-
i,tc. jp'ias the p,.' war, the, have. At great ~
p~a.e. s~ai ....r.l of,hs bet rrpor.r. sad etl,r
writer. IN N. toaa,ry 18th the ann' asi nsv',
sol haze ffsq'sntiy Ei'.n The N-~ ErgLsd pab.
~ the hf.i .ai fsll'.t accpaa,s by telegraph ipd
H., nal ~ ,snro'i.at -r-s,. 81 tho 80, of -u.-
The oal, 'p~cial rp,ri,' ifom Nss EasLnI q,
the iisiisrs. and Poet ROYAL 'icin',,, ~s.ths
J,-Ha.l Rs,pd'r. ssi h,. ''T-'i' ~ t.u.s ,',ni'.
.uh e. C.flst,.a." siisr. fto,a the arm, - PEI.
49," litter. f',-a wa.h,rg,oa. +" Rsy Sts,s''"
iron ihe .rp~' ruiosu'c. sol III. Joso'srs kltsr'
hon V,..oat, ,sd ksaiBsIN. s~ ua,Srr.,ll, &c
l""- I,lsei .. sm,as Tho l-t frpou. ,ai ls,is'.
Uuhl,.hSi b, the Ams'ic,a press. What tho
Jarusi hs. dow ). i-,i .sr'e.t ~ -h'i sill To-
d,as N order o. go, ~. r~.dsr. he earliest isd
l-.t ,ocoaal. of,'sy event Of ,a,s',', o"aS-ci"'i
~uh
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JOHN l.. uUNSgwELL. Proprietor.
eHGsisr AND rmAasAesvrisr.
No. 0. Commercial wharf. BOSTON, Mass.
soldb, III respectable deakr. everywhere.
u. y. Bates & Co.. Paris; DE-. W A. Rasi.
sosih Paris; 4. Oscar Nay-s 4 Bro., Norway.
Ag-n,,. w. .. Phiilio., Portland; W. L. Allen
4 Co., Bangor. Wholesale ag.sis.
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COUNTRY DEALERS wili do ~.llio call
an Ma, ssd saw. ,A.ir frigh' iron the city
PEpDLEHs ~ili Sad !, boz their sdsah'ss' 70
call ar-,a hi'a aaa stock 40. bsiss N e'""''''""
With
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Drug s. Medicine Store
JVsr o'tssu %
BETHEL HILL. NE.

'l'iIE .uh.~r ~ az r-.r-s'fal' isis'n 10
tahsp,fss'. n ''Nt.sd t"u-is 80 no rs''''s
.-.-f.f, that be- ~. takrs The Ns- Bf'sA store
- R-thsi H,it. rrJ~si', .f.ri.-l D., v. 4 Chap
..... ~ g. 80 ps'Js.-s - ds,ss The hs.'s-..
ui pflg:,.t .si Ap-s,hsc.fN. tie oil .'sp
r.a.tau,l, os hsst ieS ..ls a. s,iessi's 'sf''',
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The Great Rebellion.

AL a. IN. ..me linz h.'s u msiRisi" it' ispais.
iioa .. he i-'' grperal Sr-.p.Psr ~ N.~ log
Lai.
The incr,s.. 10 IN, ,irrul,'i0a II The JOuna,
ds,iar the ,s,r !. tn b-.t ., issc, II the e,Sn,
10 wheh ih- N,v Eng lspi public ~- T.hsso
On :, ~, the $50. Of the day. L.. e'resl.''oa no.
range. Eum
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,

q. o.iy . f.ir s,ersg. of the actual proe, 70 10
derived from the use ~ oae 81 these meh'se''
all for confirmation 81 this truth, Ne r,s, !" nv,
noe Nth. ih.s.,ai. whs use them. They sr
sdsp,.d 80 ever, tort of ~o'k. Zoe 90 o"a,'e'
spoa Ella. cotton. En.n 90 woolea hs',es' sso'
light and heavy leather. They never h'i'o s'"
saii,fseiioa :,
To meet the ero-irr dsmsad for smaller ssd
a~,r- ei-gsu, msch'ss ior private and h"n'eho,d
pufpo,s.. ~s have js.t ptoiaosd sni are ready
q receive orders ior sins.''s
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Which 9Th. NOS, compac, and h-sstifai sew.
ins Mssh,se ever eoa.t,ucLd IL 10 otss@saisd
In the highest .,yIe 9th, art. and alI Who sec u
are delighted With IA. u makes the Improved
inie,tscksi siiich. asd 10 capable oil doing
GREATER variety IL ~o'k In better style thsa any
ether ss~ing Machine ever offered iof ia"'g
pufpo.,.
IL 4. got .als,ct to the olj-ciios II ..iHs i-'oe
too mssh thread, sHd making ta.ellinE s.am,
Ill. the Grover & Blks'i sori, u localized % 'D
opsfsi,oa. 10 = lev ihis f.h'ics. liable 10 act out
of"tisr and unGtsi 10 nee hss thread liks IN.
wh..L' Il w,l-aa ~a.shis- no, 10 s'"Piy .sr'-
e,sn, To psriotm all Mod, cff.m,iy ss~'ng
Price of f.m,l, Machines NTH i'oa ~ bic COZ"
pl-,. &c a.s. ei00 The h'gr' .tsstsri M.
shiss. from si25 ~ 200. s,ad soc ! ". >'ags'
4 CO.. 6aIstls, Q i.auiilui p'ciVf'sl pspsf, de-
voted 90 ss.ias M.chin-.. and ais,aisE let ~
mice. .ad al other iafsfmatiss % the sul,,sct.
h will be forwarded grs's.
N. SINGER 4 co,
ass flfo.tssy, Nss lsfk
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FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
kaa Rroadwav. Now.York.

MO pevo. Who eoa,smpla,e' purchasing Sew.
~ lag M.ehine Coo family az manufacturing p"''
piece, .hosd ia,l Ia ,e.d la' ose Of osr e'fra'ais'
.hieh ooa,Aias cut, asd TALL descriptions of Tie
several syic., price. and sample. 81 ~o'k. az OF
which ~s send by mail f'ee. We eia'@ TO have
The
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Tur c,sII ppiycIpiE

TTT tfNTT FNTfNNFF Ut
IL all case. ih. "e..h r',so'pr," ~ilii- adj
heT-,i To-. All NJ splics ~,ll IL tsssa Of any or
de-. MT accompanied b., ih. mossy. Al paper.
are discontinued at the stp,rai'Ia Of the lime
p,,d loo.
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0BrrUARY.

OBITUARY.. !.
Killed On Tie fsd Of bsss Tudsy the lst
,sss z re x.s sad yar saE HAslos saun
as xas .mors !hs A.. to ..vs hs hon. and kindred,
eesnee Of his beloved country Hs Won from ali Who
knsw nm love and and respect by his eoutly and asble
msnnesA p his death the country osss rood and brave
hs battle Of Williamsburg be sustained him
q the different battles up to Tuesay wheu he e
- ny His friends and relatives mar rct
S mat ne Was attended to we'll q srcumssnoes
49, S SoIA ans comrades buried him. pseed board
ah FENCE around hh grave. G.. 4. II.
Jssr n = Aanchsster vrgnia on Wednesday The lssh
9stS - ~ seceved in battle near Richmond on the
r nnS T 1oaDR HsaEIpRsD Joxss third ron Of Benson
t .ntSs a.. H. q this City, .ged twen'youe pears
soe In resnsnt vrEiaie yoiupt.srs snS III. =.
''' o'Pt. Lyon. he sleeps in jesus"
lcox
LINES,
U" the death Of Luther r Bah n ....nh.u ~ q.
GrGnc'ts Greya 0ho fell In the late ball. yhe~s
Richmond. ' ''''' ''sss'es ao0ss
a battles battles been fought and victory won,
son as gallant as brave and true
AZ ever defended the " red, white and blue"
His country cried succour! he anaxered her cal,
AND marched with the first to conquer or fall.
lie encountered the foe on Richuond's red field.
Ana poured out his life blood, bis country 70 shield
But Lnther! lost brother, thy fate was not ali.
Inat death there, decided BY glorious fall:
Inc chlEslEoes YOUTH from each State Of tie South
ne" toe grim monster at the cAanous dark nioui6.
We greve that thou art gone but doubts never come
Tb eers now thy last resting place. now thy s home
my soul at the foot Of the throne of thy God.
/ A SOLDIER.
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~ , =----
=, az & ARsEH1BEs wrruo,,-
CempsSy 81 n g: f1ocps sinis ~ Leave
Company tSpsissa1 q .",a'es \ p loyha, I
Company D-rivst6T 2. wv. IoA. p ~.
MartiH Pntnam, ". p Pfice, Ap1 - =. Doesss nd
Company E-pinaes r W. BpstsS
!ohn Card, Richard Hodkh, A. I. Lloyd, 9A~
Josph ]. woodli9, I'D 1hrtnas Wilka1aAs aesu,
Company f-6ssEe Joha Kelly; Hsisatsb Mil AAs>
SoSnOn Arnold Daniel 3. BseeA, 1ysnt ks.ls.s AiSG.
yssslns Ira GsalinA Wiam Hut John Allen Jolleaou,
IMAM Alex Johssson, John NeDo1gald, Alax Msntsws
AsSsn Masaaews Wiley J. D. Qninn and Eisha Pptim.
OomBsny G-ccrp1 L G. 9uptou; Priystss 8 4. De.
mens. z. uHs.,ek, GuptN Burweli King, 4. W.
sailnzs, W u Harrington, and Willis Wood. : :
company H-Pnratea DANIEL u. 0srett, Alison Lenaord,
& Robertson. j. N. Wood, sud John BMpA
Company I-Sergt. J. B. Cofisld; Priya4es hwrsuee
Bil!ups, J. r. E!innr, Reddn HNfldee J. W. Pippep E.
G. Pittman, 9. y. St,ton, and Donald Williams :
Company K-PfivsteS 4. Dawa =.
Company I.-Leut R E Ballard; Prvates s. 8 RsBs.
dale, and Stephen r. 0ilasA "
Company M-Seeeia Thos. Enhanks, Wm A. Ashisou
Pnvatss N. n. Aston, W. Z. Berry, A. J. Bynun 8 d
Ellington, W. @. Enbsnks, W. 1. Garrett, VIM Holt Ed
win Long. E. B. Ramsey, N. 4. Ramsey, VIM. Ramsey K
r. Terrence, J. A. Turner J. H. Ward and VIM Wonablc
T. 6. KNIGHT, Aetg Ad3t
Tho sum Of thirty dollas will be pad for the delivery
cn Of the above named dsserter et the camp Of the 18th
N. C. Regiment WILLIAM NcRAE
It. Col. Commaudg 18th Regt n. C. Troops.
Near Richmond, Va.
July -, 1862. Sl-w2t
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sEi. Oeescsiles yeting.
asastAsr column, communicate.
fe & L 49, IN regard to the oopscri,., :.
go Win our eorresDeonasn. ~ ~ n. ~
6t 5Se lsss~ q shs Lr 80, .;..,, ~. =
thsae ia risht to vote in c.nr IS Corr, s
ness s4ef the Legislature, ana sh.r;ss ). -.
ifth not allowed this priyilss.. * m. -.
ofjpst I'd u fse governmsus ITSELF ,s ~. -.
.tsr Hsswsr N Wake and LredsR CSunt;..
WssIpal iE advance to the governnent at RioA.
mend pos to permit these brave men to b deprived
ofthsG fyht d suffrage; and - ono Of the organs
ofPahse pqinion, asking no favors and fearing no
frowns call on Gov. Clark to SEQ to it that eti-
soldiers Of North Carolina are not deprived Il
right Vital to them and to free government ITSELF
The ppectors Of the polls In Raleigh, and else
where u Che Count, will no doubt make ample ar
nngeuts for receiving the votes Of the conseripts
for Governor; but we repeat if at al compatible
with IT, Jaw and the requirements Of the service,
the ceasnipts ought to be permitted to vote in
camp they are refused this latter privilege, and
a.s hsied off to Virginia after the s1st and BE-
J0rs Nsf7th, what will be the natural conclusion
Of thGppblic.
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yAIuARLE LANDS FOR SALE.

AN THE 18th OF AUGUST NEXT, TIE UNDER:
" signed Executors Of William Frank, decsssed, vii
ailes east Of Lexngtnn on Abhottt Creek about 600
acres Of land. on which is two story brick dwelling
house kitchen and other osssouss. arEs barn and
ali in good order; and good orcha,a sud the lsuds
valuable for mining purposes, and we'll adapted TO the
growth of all kinds Of grain.
The personal properly belonging 10 said estate will b
sold 1t the time and place Tcrms &C., made known
on the day Of sale. "
WILSON FRANK, AAeco'o''
P. S.-Persons wishing to see the lands can call upon
VI. Frank on the premises.
July 8, 1869. -. N-wlt.
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TO THE VOTERS OF BERTHE COUNTY.

~ WI LnO OT DEN k1E COUNTYs
FELLow-CrrIzENs:
] am candidate for seat in the House of Commons
in the next General Assembly, of North Carolina IL an.
pearng before you for repetition of honor which YOU
have generously conferred upon in time past It
due that should return very sincere acknowledge
mens for the confidence with which you have con6ded
your political interest in part to my hands
The present condition Of your social and political affairs
is such to forbid open discussion of such questions
most likely to before the next Legislature
Indeed 10 excite the public mind upon political topics at
the present time, would be not only unise but perhaps
tnssnab to the best interest Of DE county NY course
of your representatives for yea is now part
of the political history of the State and for you TO
how far have succeeded in representing your rights
people, If in the whirf of great political excitement,
have conteG 6unds can only they are errors of
the judouent and not of the heart
Believing that can f0resee what fesLts speedy
future may bring fourth, hesitate not to say that II
elected shall give my support without e0r intida-
tion to Ill measures may at the time believe will SUBJ
serve and advance the honor and interest Of
lima shall at all times a0ecos q speedy translation Of
the cr oar deso1tng the happpiness and
of one the nobest people the family of nations when
such result can be achieved with honor and justice the
land of my birth.
If in the Providence of God North Carolina shall be
called upon legislative capacity to spend her blood and
treasury in defence of civil freedom shall cid in such
with all the constitutional you may place
my power. l need not enlarge felow-ctizens. know
you and you have right to understand me- With truth
full regard, am your fellow.citzeu,
BERTHE Co., July 8, 1852. Std.
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Can't. HI. C. Gorrell.


correspondent of the New York Tribune gives
the following account of Capt H. c. Gorre, Of Gull
ford. who fell in the late battles near Richmond:
II saw q melancholy sight day or two since-
It was that Of young Confederate officer, Capt
Henry c. Gorrell, from Greensboro N. c. and Cap
tain Of Company E. I'd North. Carolina Reg't who
fell in an attack which he had led on our batteries
Saturday evening" 18th inst. In his hand he held
his sword. 1t was one of the old regulation swords
manufactured by Ames, at Springfield, Mass. 1t is
marked ~. S" Alas, that it was drawn against
our country's cause The scabbard and belt were
cone-fung impetuously away in that gallant but
vain charge In his pockets were watch, his
pocket book, lock Of hair tied with piece Of white
satin ribbon and sprig ofc'dar, carefully tied and
;nclosed in the same way as memento. His COM
mission was also in his pocket and note for $780,
&c. / trust the money will be given to his heirs by
those who found it. but the sword whose use was SO
perverted that should in loyal hands t0rover
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i TORRHOEA, ULCERATiONs OF THE
WOMB, &c.-DR J. A. CLOPTON, Of Montgomery,
Ala will! be in Raleigh the first Of August and may DO
operated m.ny Of the most distiag entlsen Of
the Confedeacy and guarantees perfect relief every
stance Those who may be troubled with Piles coming
down at every action and bleeding them to DEATH shall Be
perfectly relieved they will but submit to operation
Not patient confined to his bed References
to the first gentlemen and ladies Of the States.
July ], 1862. 53-w&swtf.
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A CARD.

sVVHE SECRETARY or WAR HAVING DECIDED
to combine the numerous companies Of Partisan Ran
gers for more eecual service into Battaons and Reg-
ments, as authorized and empowered 70 organize
Regiment Of the same in North: Caroline.
Such companies therefore, both of cavalry and Infantry
desire TO join my command, will please notify At
True men to the South-men willing to peril life and
fortune, in defence Of your country-you invite:
D. D. FEREHEE.
July Is, 1852. Sl-wSt
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Partisan Ranger Companies Wanted.

M Al. J. R. GRIFFIN, OF GEORGIA, THROUGH
Iyl the Recommendation of Maj. Gems Lering Huger,
Range has been empowered by the Secretary of War to
raise Regiment of Mounted Rangers having organized
Bsttalonof five companies in his own State which have
been accepted of by Gen. Holmes to operate between Colds
borough, N. G., and Norfolk Va. Maj Griffin would be
pleased to fill up the remainder Of his Regiment with
troops from North Carolina Captains with oompanis:
befurnshed blank pay rolls upon which he will pay bouu-
y and furnish equipments. &C. Psrtisans it will be re-
membeed receive the pay, bounty, raons,
&c. her troops with additional of full valuation mp
all property taken from the enemy For further infor
mition apply to MAJ. J. r. GRIFFIN,
Goldsborough, n. C.
= k.iSs2 27-w&swim.
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800 REWARD.


STOLEN FROM MY STABLE NEAR IEwIsytLIE
~ forsythe county, c. the night Of the 18th inst
small red bay HORSE heavy built, black legs main and
Gait short pace and short and opes Age II or IL
years.
Aperson vas seen lurking the neighborhood and sup
ton: 81 or % years DID, fair complexion blue eyes, good
countenance, light brown hair well built about feet
inches high; wore brown frock coat black cashmere
carried red carpet SACK made Of hearth rug with the
fringe on.
reward s75 will be given for the arrest connemn mt
and conviction Of the thief and &25 for the safe delivery Of
the horse JAMES :. PLEDGER.
July ls, 1869. 58-sw.
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GREENSBOROUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,
GREENSBOROUGH, N. C.
HyHE FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will begin the last Thursday July. The Faculty
consists of five gentlemen and four ladies' all experienced
teachers and well qualified for their respective depart
J, CHARGES PER SESSION MONTHS.
Board $626O; Tuition in regular course, $1,000; Latin
IS 90; French, 5000; Oil Painting. 5000; Drawing
$500; Music Piano, Guitar S2n0O; Use of Instru
ments $2a0 Board in advance Tuition at the end of the
session.
For full particulars, apply to
TN. JONES, President
June II, 1862. 25-winside5t.