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NORTH:CAROLINA,} IN EQUITY.
Granville County.
SAMUEL II. HUM and others, ,

Ann II. JOINS ana otners.
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF TIE
Court that Robert D. Jones and Jacob h. Jones' deen
dauts in the above mentioned reside beyond the
Jurisdiction of this Court il is therefore ordered that pub
location be made in the North Carolina Standard for six
weeks successfully, notifying the said defendants to be
and appear the next term Of said Court of Equity
ford on the first Monday of September next then and
there to plead demur to the said BILL the
will be set for hearing, and decree pro consso TAX
en- as to them.
Witness John W. Hays Clerk and Master of the said
Court at Oxford, the first Monday Of September 1861
JOHN w. HAYS, c. NE.
July 15 1862. (pr. ad. $5.62X) 2g-w6t.
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The Right Spirit.

We take the liberty Of inserting the following ex-
tract from private letter received from an aged and
intelligent friend residing in one Of the Eastern
Counties. He was of the earliest secessionists
in North Carolina but he is too honest and too pure
man to be partizan at a time like this What if
all of his political faith in North Carolina had followed
his example and treated those who differ with them
with the same justice, would there have been any
divisions among US? Would there have been any
necessity for opposing the present administration of
State affairs, If those in power had ignored party
and treated the old Union men or conservatives as
equals! Surely not But they have determined
Tentative of submitting to the abuse and humilia-
ton heaped upon them by the spoils' party, or of
hurting them from Office. Let it be DONE fellow.
citizens. You have shown your fidelity to the
country, and your blood and treasure have been
poured out freely in its defence, and We admonish
you never to submit to the degradation sought to be
placed upon you by those who falsely call you trait.
ors. Sweep out the minons of power and party
from the control of public affairs and let justice be
done to all parties and to all classes
But hear what this aged patriot says, although an
original secessonist:
II am amazed at the course some of my fellow
citizens pursuing. For long time they have
been striving to prove that what are called the old
Union conservative men. are for restoration of
the old Union Hence they have fed the enemy
with hopes and invited them to more strenuous ef-
forts.
"Who makes the Lincolnites believe that they
have powerful Union friends in North Carolina for
example? Not the old Union men themselves
hou hu onA AoaI koI ~,
verse. They have made all the sacrifices that
pure patriotism could require The blood of their
sons, their brothers, their fathers and friends slain
in the cause Of the Southern Confederacy, cries
aloud the fa!sehood to God and to man.
"A portion of the noblest the oest and the bra
vest of our citizens among those who paused in
the beginning. What! is Graham a traitor?
mention but his name by way Of illustration
What! are the old families in that category of an.
Gent and honorable remembrance in the history Of
North Carolina, participants in all her glories, shar
ers in all her pers and pains, trators?'
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ORDINANCES, Sc.-We have had a number OF re-
quests from friends from various portions of The
State to re-publish sundry ordinances Of the Con-
vention and other matters with which it is out Of
cur power to comply. We have published once all
the ordinances and proceedings of the State Convex
ton, and in some instances, we have published them
twice. The best plan for friends is to file the
Standard nd preserve it. 1t will he found to be
fair and reliable historical record of the times.
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,GvBE 18TH MARCH LAST. SOMEWHERE ON TIE
Il line Of the Central R.ilroad Trunk marked 7. L.
information respecting aid trunk viii b Thankfully re-
ceived, " any person leaving said trunk with w. @. Up
church, in Raleigh will be amply rewarded for their from:
ble Information concerning said trunk will be directed
T. L.. LASATER !.
,-e-- Co. q, 4Ttt Regt n. c. I.
July 4,.la62 2S-w4tpd.
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TIME EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
u be resumed the LIST day Of September under the
srs in ali the branches The scholastic year viii be divid
ed into two sessions Of and the other Of
tyour weeks with vacation Of three weeks at Christ
For circular containing full particulars as to terms
&C., address, REv. R. BURWELL,
- ILL., Charlotte, N. C.
July IL, 1852 zg-wstpd.
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OPIUM, QUININE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS.
u Castor Oil IT, J.l by the gallon, Soda (cookpR) by
the keg CASTLE Soap Old Brown Windsor Soap, BY the
gross, Epson Salts, Sulphur, French Brandy Old Port
Wine. Morphine, Arrow Root Crystal Nitrate Of Silver,
Quicksilver, DC. E. NYE HUTCHINSON Gu,
Druggists.
chor,otta N r. Iulv TX 1872 57-4w.
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ELECTION.-The people of this State will
vote for Governor, members OF the Legislature,
and Sheriff, in their several Counties on Thurs
day, the 7th day Of August. All our soldiers In
Camp, wherever they may be, will vote for the
same officers, on Thursday. the 3lst of July.
Citizens or soldiers of this State can vote for
Governor. but not for legislators or sheriffs, in
any County Of the state, where they may be on
the day Of election.
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NORTH CAKoLNA.-P Passengers from Richmond
assure us that in that City the people begin to
realize the fact that there is such State North
Carolina, and that her brave sons aoiU fght Our
noble old State had 46 regiments at Richmond, and
the brunt of the fighting fell on troops. Rumor
states that North Carolina lost in killed, wounded
and missing from to 1000 men in the late battles.
We regret to hear that our brave men are not as
well cared for by the Confederate surgeons, unless
these surgeons happen to be North Carolinians, as
they should be. The mortality under the treatment
of many of the surgeons has become so great, that
many have come to regard hospital and death as
synonymous terms.
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CASp1DArEs.-The following candidates are an
nounced in the Counties annexed, for the Legisla
ture:
A,amnncs and Randolph-Gjles Mebane, for the
Senate; C. f. Faucet and R. Y. McAden, for the
Commons.
Gresue-Capt H. H. Best, for the Commons.
ForsytAe and Stokes-Jos E. Matthews, for the
Senate: ]. p Nissen and DR.. E. Kerner, for the
Commons.
Beavtort-E. j. Warren, for the Senate; X. 5.
Donnell and Capt W. I. Marsh, for the Commons.
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TO THE VOTERS OF BERTHE COUNTY.
EEIIOW.(I1Trzzvo.

am candidate for a seat in the House of Commons
IN Inc next General Assembly of North Carolina III sp
Pearng before you for repetition of honor which you
nave so generously conferred upon in time past
que that should return my very sincere acknowledge
ments for the confidence with which you have confded
your political interest in part to my hands
Inc present condition Of your social and political affairs
IS such as to forbid open discussion of such questions
US are most likely to come before the next Legislature
Indeed to excite the public mind upon political topics at
the present time would be not only sose but perhaps
derenta to the best interest of the c0unty Ny
as one OF your representatives for four ysar part
OF the political history Of the State and is for you to say
how Tar have succeeded in representing your rights
people Tin the whir of great political excitement
have consnted 6undes only say they errors
the judgment, and not of the heart.
Believing that no man can foresee what -ests speedy
future may bring fourth, hesitate not to say that Il
erected shall give my support without fear tntiidG
tton to I'LL measures may at the time believe will sub
serve and advance the honor and interest of
Ina shall at all times soelonpe speedy termination If
the ctCW now dsong the Happiness and greatness
Of one of the nobest people the family of nations when
such result be achieved with honor and uss to tic
tIn1 Of my BIRTH
If in the Providence of God, NorthCa shall be
called upon in legislative capacity to spend her blood and
treasury in defence Of civil freedom, shall aid in such
cause with all the constitutional you may place in
my power. ! need not enlarge. fllow.cit,zens. know
you aud you have right to understand me- With truth.
full regard, am your felIow.citisen,
p. T. HENRY.
portsn ~ T,,1w
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DESEKIEUs
Chesterfield Co., Va,
PRocroE's CREEK, HALFWAY STATION,
July llth. 1852.
nESERTED FROM co h. 47TH RECT. N. c. T..
IL at Campt Mangum about the S0th of April privates
William Gatis and Allen Medling. reward of $25 will
be paid if arrested and put in JAIL $50 if returned to the
regiment Also $50 reward for Merit Holland, who de.
serted at Goldsborough on the Sth of July.
SIDNEY A. HINTON,
Command'g Co. h, 47th Kegt. N. G. T.
July Is, 1862. 57-4w.
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WELL SAID-Our venerable and worthy friend
OF the Goldsborough Tribune thus defines his posi-
ton in regard to the Governorship:
"DEfINlNG OUR PosIroN.-Some folks say we
ought to define our position in regard to the election
on hand.
We will do SO with pleasure. We will vote for
VANCE for Governor. and if you do not like it, sir,
you may lump it'-as the saying is"
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Gen. Magruder and suite passed through this City
on Sunday evening last, en- roate for the South
West
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The Fayetteville Observer in allusion to our sug-
gestion of the name of the Senior editor for the
Senate, mentions the fact which had escaped our
attention, that VIM. B. Wright, Of Cumberland, is
candidate for the Senate By some means we had
gotten the idea that Mr. Wright was candidate for
the Commons We hope that the people Of Cum
beriand and Harnett will rally to Mr.. Wright, and
rebuke the course of Mr. Mcneil. Mr.. Wright is q
gentleman of great WORTH and would make an excel.
lent Senator .
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Congress will re-assemble at Richmond on the
third Monday, the 18th day Of August
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81 NOTICE.
TIME CANDIDATES FOR The LEGISLATURE AND
u for Sheriff. will address their fellow citizens Of Wake
County at The following times and places, viz:
June "a, 1862.
PAY YOuR CITY TAXES.

PAY YOUR CITY TAXES.
A Ii CITY TAXES DUE AND REMAINING "
n paid the lss Of August next the pIcpe1y o. s
delinquent taxpayers will Be advertised ana ''' ''
: j. j. CHRlSTOPHERs, Coi!sstor.
July Is, 1862.
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The LATE CAPT FREELAND-Want Of space pre-
vented our announcing in our last that this gallant
soldier died of his wounds recently in the hands Of
the enemy at Fortress Monroe He was brave man,
and deserved better fate,
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The British armed vessels near New Orleans,
omitted the usual compliment Of firing salutes on
the 4th of July.
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CORN AND BACON FOR SALE. X
WILL SELL LOT OF CORN AND BACON
for CASH, at public sale at the Central Depot, at
10 O'clock A. H., ON Thursday next.
July Is, 1862 % 57-lt
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BACK NuMBERs.-We cannot supply our subscri-
beers with back numbers of the Standard.
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F1RE-A fire broke out on Saturday last about
noon on the premises of Mr.. K. Cook, Of this City,
which consumed his stable, smoke house, &c. On
Sunday night about IL o'clock the cry Of fire was
again made, which was soon found to be on the
same lot and consumed the kitchen entire. For
tunately. by active exertions the fire did not spread
The facts plainly indicate both tires to have been the
work of an incendiary. Mr.. Cook since he has
been in this City, has been genial excellent cti-
zen, and We supposed had no enemies. We hope
the perpetrator will be found out and punished
Mr. Cs loss must have been $780,
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Let the people and the solids, - ,ha .~r,, ma
tice one fact which stands out prominently in the
private and public conversations Of the sno,s marty
partlzans and in such papers as the Raleigh Regis
ten, Stats Journal Charlotte Democrat, Iredeu En-.
press, and papers of that class, that when beaten
and driven off in all their attacks and SANDERS unon
Col. Vance, they fall at once to lying against the
Standard. They have not been able to FIX simple
charge or to urge single reasonable objection to
COL Vance. He is beyond the shafts Of their ven
ON. Indeed, many of them profess to admire Col.
Vanee,-some of them are almost persuaded to be
Vance men, but-but--when they utterly fail to
point out single objection to Col. Vance, they in
innate they might be induced to vote for him but
for the fact that he is supported by the Standard
What shameless hypocrisy! What unblushing
falsehood! They support Col Vance if the Stand
ara did not? They, the stallfeds and spoils party
partizans-they support Col. Vance? Impossible!
You may as we'll expect to see them shoulder their
'usssts and 60 to the war. You may as well ex-
pect to see them do any other thing that would be
just to those who differ with them as to vote for Col
Vance. And why9 Simply because Col. Vance
will be no partisan in this war. Because COL Vance
could not be made plient tool for these pnrtisans
Because he would do justice to all parties and to all
men, Because he would be as considerate of the
condition and wants of the poor soldiers as of the
cD1ce's OF the army. 1t would be too patriotic too
unselfish in them to support Col. Vance And
what patriotism Nineteen. twentieths of the PEG.
pie and the soldiers of North-C Carolina, who have
any knowledge Of the two men, know that at this
juncture Mr.. Johnston is not the man for Governor
but that COL Vance u.s. Why, then, not support
him9 They will with rush, but the partzans will
not because the Standard supports him. O.! shame,
where is thy blush Expose this game--this n.y.
pocrisy, fellow citizens and make such miserable
hypocrites hide their faces.
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The Yankee newspapers say that their forces were
not beaten in the conflicts before Richmond, but
only driven from the ield Gen. Dix reports the
arrival of 533 Confederate prisoners, taken in the
battles near Richmond.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEMALE COLLEGE,
cDprNo onp0 TIyH N. o.

GREENSROROUGH, y. .. - -
I,HE FALL SESSION OF I y 1s,7 ~. ,eU;s
~ ~. ssniiseu and four ladies' oil experienced
,shsrs ad Tei qualified for ther respective DEPART
msn''' Charge. re-. SESSION. o, I'VE xox1za.
D., .so 4, Tuition in reeul,r cou,se 5000; Latin.
:, M freneh. *Ipo0; Oil Psinti1k, $500; UrawinR
e 10 Music On Piano, Guitar Ssooo; Use ct ,p:trc.
ents xao Board in advance Tuition at tne enc Oh '"e
For full particulars, spply TO- =, ,ovre ,,,.a..,.
June II, 1869. so-"'"AAo''
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES
w NJ. A. BLEDSOE Us the Confederate candidate for
reelection to the Senate for the County Of Wake.
Raleigh May %, 1852. 92-w&swtd.
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A SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
WANTED A SUBSTITUTE TO TAKE THE PLACE
w of a conscrpt to serve during the A goo
price will be paid Apply Immediately at this office, or
Raleigh, July Is, 1852. 57-ltpd.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND PURCHAs.
Frs FOR PRIVATE USE!
lust OPENED FROM STEAMER "NODERE
q Greece"
800 dozen assorted SPOOL COTTON.
80 French Wove Bosom Shirts.
Packages just opened ut
o. S. BALDWIES
SO Market St.. Wilmington, n. c.
July Is. 1862. SIT.
AT THE MILITARY CLOTHING HOUSE,
WILMINGTON, N. &.
URAY CASHMERE VESTS,
u White Marsiees do.
White Linen Pants.
= White Duck do.
Send orders to o. 8. BALDwIN'S
Wilmington, N. c.
July Is, 1862. SILT.
MONEY FOUND.
an OR ABOUT THE lST MAY LAST, ON THE
u road leading from Camp Maugum to Raleigh, N. G.,
package containing money and papers, which the
get by making application and identifying the
same. WILLIAM c. SMOTHERS.
Private Co E, 45th Regt. N. c. T.
Petersburg, Va, July II, 1852. 57-3t.
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WYE ARE REQUESTED To ANNOUNCE
" QUENTIN BUSBEE rs a candidate for seat 10
the House of Commons in the next General Assembly
Raleigh, June e, 1862. - STD.
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VA, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w c. B. SANDERS. Esq, the Conservative
didate to Johnston County the Senate Of tho
next General Assembly.
July II, 1862. 56-td
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Charlotte, N. C., July Is, 1852.
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VNE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w WIN. II. HIGH, al q candidate for reelection to
the Office of Sheriff of Wake County
June q, 1862. r STD.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w A. H. MERRITT as . candidate for election to
the House Of Commons for the County of Chatham
June "a, 1862. 26-wtd.
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VNE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w SETH W0ODALL, Esq, as q Conservative candle
date to represent Johnston County in the House Of COM
mons of the next General Assembly
July II, 1862. Std.
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BERTHE Co., July .. 1862.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w FRANCIS NJ. GODFREY, Esq. as . candidate to
the County of Pasqnoank in the House of COM
mons of the next General Assembly.
July Is, 1862. 57-tdpd.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
TERMS VERY AsONABLE.
COsiEi,is.iOncr's sale.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an
order OF the Marshall Circuit Court, made mt it's
August term. lo6I, in partition proceedings therein
pending, wherein NanCv Brown j. plaintiff and
Jlmes e.. Cook is defendant, |, he undersigned
Commissioner, appointed by said court To make
ne of the real estate herciIaiter described. will
on Saturday. the 9Th diy OF February. 1862, he
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. VI and o'clock
of said day, offer for sale rublic auction at
the Court House door in Plymouth, for not less
than twothirs of the appraised value thereof, the
following real estate, to-wit: Commencing at
" the south east corner of Pierce street in Vince
" ler's addition To the town of Plymouth: running
" thence in westerly direction along the south
size of Pierce street to point Opposite the souti,
" wess corner of Lot No. 6. of said addition:
" thence in y southely direction, parallel WITT the
" Michigan Road. sixty f6l) feet; thence in an
- cast.rly direction parallel with Pierce street to
- The Michigan Road; thence in nor herlv direc-
" ton to the place Of hesinnng;" with IN The ten
emcnts and Improvements. thereon. better known
- the +" DR.. Brown lot" in the county r MIR
sl,ll and State OF Iud ana.
THE TITLE Is UNDISPUTF
TFRus:- One third of the pnrch ~ ,uev c,sl,
IL hind, and The balance in six anl twelve
mouths. the purchaser giving notes waiving valua-
ton AID appraisement laws, driving Interest. Sc
currl - the satisfaction Of tie Commissioner.
Deed viii be made on conf ,tion of the sale aud
payment of all purchase money.
A. c. CAPRON,
ian9 SOS Commissioner
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
~ II l. & - l. OHIO 10.
TO CONSUM PTIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in very fe" weeks bya very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection. and tiat dread disease, Consrmption-s
anxious TO mike known to his fellow sufferers the
mean at cure.
Toail who desire 1t, H. vii send copy of the
prescription used. free fchlrgc,) with directions
for preparing and using the s,mc, ahch thev VII
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma. Rron-
c''itis *. The only Object OF tho advert scr in
S"n.ine the prescription is to ocueii. the asc:cd.
IN s2rerl inform zion which he couccives to lie
invaluable and he hopes every sufferer viii try
his remedy, It will cost them notlin.,. and n,v
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Will pleese al
lrcss Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County,
4lm3 New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
For the Democrat.)

Rev. F. NJ. EDDY. ID. d., Editor of the North.
Western Christian Advocate, at Chicago, will
lecture at the NJ f. Church, in this place, on Sat
urday evening, February 18th. The subject OF
the lecture will be, "THE REBELLION OF 1851
AND It's LESSONS" The proceeds of the lecture
are to be applied toward purchasing Library for
the use of the Nj. f. Sabbath School of this place
The DIR. will also preach at the Church. at the reg
ular hours for services, on Sabbath, the l6tl A
card, ting forth more particulars, will appear
next week and the week following
G. A. BROOKE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
Spetial alatites.
From the Mi-hswaka Enterprise Feb. =, 1851
Worthy of yscris

Among the many remedies offered to the publci
under the head of Patent Medicines, it is relief to
know that some Of them are valuable preparations
will do what is claimed for them and are worthy OF
use and place in every family Belonging to this
class may be mentioned, DR.. ROback's Scandina-
Wan Remedies, Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
which are most excellent preparations and which
have the desired effect in all cases for which their
is intended
Like thousands of others VIC bear personal wit
ness to this, having used them in our own family
with the best OBJECT. We are also acquainted wit
many who speak voluntarily in praise of these
medicines.
One of our leading business men says that by
the use of only four bottles of the Purifier, he re-
ceived more than one hundred dollars benefit
His difficulty was eryspelas.
We express our thanks for liberal present OF
these remedies for use in our family.
See Advertisement in another column.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
n Literary Esanguet.

The celebrated New YORK MERCURY publishes
its an"ua prospectus, for 1862, in our columns to-
d Y, and our readers will miss sometime, if they
fail 20 peruse it. The Mercury is nos only c
lar-c' and cheapest literary paper in the world
but l. seat serial RomanceS MoraisTalcs, TX
qusitc Poetry and General Miscellany are the bcs,
published in the country. No other Journal that
NE know of has anything like It's famous con,ribu-
toiinl corps elite and wonderful variety OF men
tai food. 1t is now in its 9th year. and his \
stability that ,urcs to all who subscribe for it
sure and rich return for the money i'm cstctl. The
New York Mercury for 1852 will be paper that
do American family afford tt l. without.
Subscribe for it at once. we say.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-01-30
Sorghum.

We &c, nowledge tho receipt Of kcG Of nice
Sorghum from \. 5 ANDKRcAR OF Lake county.
1t is clear, pu.e article. ami OF very fine flavor
We wer, shown some specimens manufactured by
Mr.. Bay. OF the same county, which We have
never seen excciied.
1t appears to be the general intention of the
farmers, to raise the ctne more extensively than
heretofore. in order u render .hcm Ives indepcn
dent OF ifnpo.-el sugar and moasscs