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LOST.

a Promissory Note given, about the 10Th
N of March, 1863, for Ninety Dollars, pay
able one year from date, by Otis Woodcock
to Byron Woodcock. Any person finding
said Note viii pleaseSeturn it TO the subscri-
Der, as be has given notice to tie said Otis
Woodcock not to pay it unless presented by
himself. BYRON W0ODCOCK.
Eulalia. Aug. 26. 1863.
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aG- Drafted men viii take notice OF the
order published in another column. There
i, no need CT reporting at williamspOrt until
the time specified.
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Our connection with some of the best job
biDg houses in New York will always enable
Us to sell many goods very much below the
market price.
Dry Goods from Jason II Bookover, NeSsr,..
Ciadlin, Mellon i CO., New York also Haiv-
land, Lindsey Co, two Of the bes; honsrs
n New York.
Clothing rom Messrs. Baldwin, Storrs =
Co., No, IL Courtland ST, also Messcs. Long
street, Bradford {. Co, 348 Broadway.
Yankee Notions from J. Henry Smith d
Pa,ne, 80 Courtland St.
Hardware from Morgan, Cuackenbush L
Co, 20 Courtand ST
Crockery from Nr. Oscar Cheesmln, l41
Duane street
Groceries from Messrs. Ahrens Mahnken,
255 Washington street.
Hat ard caps from Miller s NOrSar, 3?s
Broadway.
Also Dry Goods from YIN. Cromwell & Co.,
IS Franklin street y. l., Who ever have good
bargains for all that call upon them.
Fail not TO call uBon Is and examine cur
Goods. Get OR prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
All iobbers furnished for The trade 81 New
YORK wholesale prices. and let it be rerne ~
6ered that we ere the only Firm in the cvuH y
that has 4 wholesale license.
Hoping to receive an early cer, We I.
Yours Respectfully,
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Registers TctiCe.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the following
~ named persons did. oa the dates affixed
to their names, file the accounts Of their ad-
ministration to the estates Of these persons,
decd. whose names are aforementioned, in
the Office Of the Register Of probate Of wills
and granting letters Of administration in and
for the county of Potter, and that the same
VIII be presented to the Orphans Court Of
said county, for Confirmation and allowance,
on the 2Ist day of Sept. at 10 =. n. at the
CoCr. House in said county:
March %. 1853. The account of RoceTt X.
Young. Executor of John GlasPy. late Of Syl-
vania Township in said county. deceased.
account Of Sarah y. Nichols. aduinist-a-
trix OF John :. Nichols, deed, late Of Sweden
township. Filed July 80. 1888.
DAN BAKER. Register.
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II IME, Lime. for sale at
L. GLASSMIRE & C0LWELL'S.
WANTED.

A Female Teacher. to teach the school at
II Newbergen. Wages $40 per month.
Applications will be accepted up to the 10th
day of September. CHARLES MEME,
Sup't Board Of Directors.
Gernania. Aug, Il, 1868.
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Clothing

large per cent.
Good Suits Black. Grey and others Goat.
Vest, Pants Hat Pocket Handkerchief C-ayat
and Shirt for SO to $I2 worth $50.
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Groceries

We can also sell you Groceries at a saving Of
at least p TO 80 per ct. Good Tea Of an ey-
ira quality for 81 worth $3.50. Other good
Teas from 30 70 70 cts
Good chewing Tobacco from 50 to SC cts
Coed Sugar for l21 cents
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rea- Read the New Advertisement OF u ID.
Simmons. He has just returned from Ne"
York with large and well selected assor'-
ment of Fail Goods.
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Local and General

ra- Gold is "A cts. premium in New York.
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TTHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Il of an Invalid. Published for the benefit
and as q warning and 4 caution to Young men
who suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay of Manhood. etc. supplying at the same
time the means Of self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense
and iniurvthro' medicalhumhuC and duackerv
BY enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope
single copies nav be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.
Bedford. Kings county. y. !.
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SPRING wELLs ACADEMY.

SPRING Mills, ALLEGANY Co. \. !.
ELIAS HORROR, JR-, Principal
Mrs ADA WALKER HoaToy, Preceptress
Miss NELLIE WALKER, Assistant
Miss GERALDINE WoOD, Teacher Of Music
The Fall Term commences August 2G.
The Winter Term commences December 9.
The Spring Term commences March 25
Tuition from Three to Five Dollars.
Board Sl.50 per week.
Furnished rooms for seiEboa-ding at low
prices.
For further information address the Princi-
pal or the undersigned.
WI. COBB.
President Board Of Trustees.
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Notice 10 Drafted Wen,

FT7he time for Drafted Men to appear has
L been extended as follows:
CENTRE COUNTY.
1St Sub-District. August oath 1853.
ID Sub-District, August 18th 1853.
Sd Sub-District August 22nd 1863.
4th Sub-DiStrict, August 9th 1853,
9th Sub-District, August 28th.
9th Sub-District, August 2lst.
CLINTON COUNTY.
7th Sub-District, September Ist.
6th Sub-District, September Sd.
9Th Sub-District, September 7th.
10th SRb-District, September 4th.
lIth Sub-District, September 4th.
LYCOMING COUNTY.
18th sub-district, September lIth.
18th sub-district, September 10Th.
l+th suo-district, September nth.
18th sub-district. September 18th.
10th sub-district, September 18th.
18th sub-district, September 2Ist.
18th sQb-district, September 22nd.
18th sub-district, September 23rd.
goth sub-district, September oath.
2lst sub district, September 25th.
TIOGA COUNTY.
22nd sub-district, September 26th.
23rd sub-district, September, 18th.
24th sub district October Ist.
25th sub-district, October 2nd.
18th sub-district, October 3rd.
9th sub-district, October 9Th.
28th sub district, October 8th
POTTER COUNTY.
goth sub-district, October 10th.
30th b-district, October 10th.
3lst sub-district, October 10th.
32nd sub-district, October 10th.
33rd sub district, October 10th.
34th sub-district, October 10th.
No Examinations can Be held ersept in ace5rd.
rlcs arith the ADORE order.
The Board of Enrolment will be in session
daily for the purpose of hearing cases of ex-
eupuon and making examinations. at their
Orce, from o'clock. q. N. until y m and
from o'clock D. N. until O'Clock D. m. to
receive Substitutes.
VI. V. WHITE,
Capt. and Provost Marshal.
z. HAWLEY,
Commissioner of Board.
J. &, DOBBINS.
Surgeon OF Board.
August 21st, 1868
HUNTS BLOOM OF ROSES.-for the La
IN dies,-at STEBBINS'
E0STAR'S YERMIN EGTERNINATOR. at
u STEBBINS'
SAPOSIFIERl The "Big Thing" on Soap,
- for sale at STEBBINS
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BEOcISaeStIiaeg ;!
an and after Noudav. August 10.
~ WILLIAM EF.EgE

Al excellent workman. always readr 70
work for such as VIII pay when THE JOB Is
DONE
No credit given unless by special arrange
ment with the proprietor.
ASHES. HIDES, Produce, OLD CASTINGS.
Dried Black < Back RasPberries, County
orders, Cash. &C. wanted.
LUCTEN BIRD. Proprietor.
Brookland, Pa. formerly called Cushing
ingville, July, 1855
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coudersport. wednesday E7ering Aug. 26 1859.
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hs Full Blast :!
WORTH TO SELECT FROM.

WORTH TO SELECT FROM.
GOOD MERTNACs, COCHECOS,
PHILLIPS, ALIENS, DUNNELLS
and other Good Prints from Il! to l6
cts, for the best.
GOOD SHEETING 16 to 90 worth 20
to 80 cts
GOOD BLEACHED MUSLIN l2i to
IS worth Is to 80 cts.
GOOD DENNIS for 20 cts. worth 25
to 50 cts.
GOOD TWEEDS for 25 to A worth SO
to 63 cts.
GOOD CASSIMERES very low.
GOOD BLACK SILKS rs to sl.l3
worth S1.25 to S1.75
GOOD COLORED SILKS for so cts.
worth 81
ALL WOOL DE LANES for 35 cts.
worth 80 cts
GOOD COMMON DE LANES for Is
70 p worth 25 to so cts.
ALL WOOL MERINOS for so to ca
cts worth 81 to sl25
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ded activity is unhistorical and unphiosophlca.
This thesis was largely illustrated BY examples
drawn from the vegetable and animal world. a
grain of wheat even while it preserves its vitality
requires for its termination the influence OF ar,
heat and moisture. But if its vitality be lost no
power short of the Creators can restore it. Inc
horse is not in his best estate when wild on the
Llanos OF Brazil So, also, no man-no community
of men can become what he or they can become,
what conscience decaresit ought to become without
instruction from Revelation and the ACCOMPANYING
preparation of heart" by the Author of that Rev
elatioh When learned Professor discourses on
a subject with which he is familiar, it is not likely
that many, in such mixed audience as assemblies
on Commencement occasions, can perceive at once,
the full scope of his argument or the adequacy OF
his Statements Nevertheless, the discourse may
be greatly enjoyed and much profited by, even by
those who will not pretend to be able to crtcfse IT.
The deep silence that pervaded the College Chapel
and the wrapped attention of the largest and most
distinguished audience That assembled at Chapel
Hill during the week. showed that those capable OF
discernment, felt that they were listening to doc
trines of no common import argued, illustrated and
enioned IN style of rare ucidness, terseness and
power The University Of North Carolina owes to
the University of Virginia debt which We shall feel
proud to see repaid, and if POSSIBLE, with interest
Ofcourse, when fathers and brothers and lovers
are away on the tented field or in the crowded hos
pital or sumbering where the battle ragged ierces6
many visitors could not be expected where the
dance has hitherto gone merrily. Those who did
attend, expressed themselves as much pleased with
the tone of all the exercises of Commencement week.
Never were the duties of Marshal more watchfully,
promptly, vigorously and courteous1y performed
than they were on this occasion by Mr.. W. R. Ke-
nan, of Dupiin county, and his assistants, Messrs
Guthrie, Tate, VanWyck and Williams.
Besides the Baccalaureates, the only degree con-
ferred at this Commencement, was that of A. NJ. on
Mr.. John B. Lynch, of Mecklenburg county, Va, a
graduate of the University at the famous Commence
ment of 1859.
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How many professors are there who would rath-
or have sinful self satisfied than crucifiedf
As the power Of grace comes in at one door, the
love Of vice will 60 ct at another.
A sancted Christian is father to all in charity,
and yet servant to all in humility.
That crop that IS sOwn in mercy shall be reaped
in glory.
The rich mans superiority was ordained to re-
lieve the poor mans necessity.
Men frequently discover more wisdom in laying
out than in laying up,
Though the sun Of charity rise at home, yet it
should always set abroad
Some mems churlishness entirely swallows up
their charitableness. dr..
When ! consider that our hearts are no softer, l
wonder that the times are not harder.
Our first fall was by rising against God but ouS
best rise is by falling down before Him.
An humble saint looks most like citizen Of
heaven.
He is the most lovely professor who is the most
lowly professor.
Your benev0lence should seek the poor, before
the poor seek your benevolence.
He that hath put off the bowels of compassion,
hath put off the badge of election.
Many can love at their tongues end but the
godly love at their fingers end
Mercy is SO good servant that it will never
suffer its master to die beggar.
Liberality does not consist in good words, but in
good works.
Life is only to be desired BY those to whom death
would be no gain.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died. in this olty Wednesday evening, the 10th in
sant of the typhoid fever Mr. FRANK W. KING aged about
AZ years. He leaves wife and several children to mourn
their irreparable loss
Died, at Cedar Falls in Randolph County, the 18th
ult, BALAM W. CAMPBELL Of Isaac and Nancy Camp
mabe youihan obedient and an aectonate brother
He bore his proracteS illness with patient cheerful
and though be had never joined the visible Church of
ed by hopes of glorious Immortality beyond the grave
= [CoH.
Died. in Columbus County, on the 14th of May, 1885,
Tnos. SMITH, member of company Il, 5lst regiment
He was good man. member Of the NJ E. Church-and
had the assurance of Christian in his dying Moments
He leaves wife and small child father mother and
many relatives who with his will
greatly miss him at home and abroad.
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RANDOLPH CoUNrY.-At the request Of citizen
Of Randolph and in justice to the people Of that
county, we publish the following statement show
ing the number of men she has furnished for the
service and her representation in some of the i'm
portant battles in Virginia
Companies from the County Of Randolph in the
Late fight: company in the. Sd regiment; l com
pany in the 9th regiment; Companies in the I'D
panies in the 46th regiment; company in the 52d
regiment; s5 men IN the 54th regiment; 80 men
in the 9th regiment; 20 men in the 21st regiment.
The full amount of men furnished for the Oonted.
crate army is near 1900 who in active service
about 200 IN the State Salt Works, and about 40
procuring saltpetre. There are not more than 100
deserters in said County.
Randolph had four companies in the battle of
Seven Pines and six in the battles before Richmond.
In fact she has been represented on almost every
battlefield in Virginia since the commencement Of
the war. All the people of Randolph want is sim
pie Justice reens6orough Patriot.
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BAIrmosE ENDORSES THE ARREST OF vALIAsDI-
CHAM New York has held several meetings bold
~ denouncing the arrest Of Vallandigham, he pro-
ceedings of these meetings have been published by
us,) out Baltimore, Though her city council, ap-
proves and endorses it The following resolutions
have been passed by both branches Of her city coun-
Gil, and what is most singular they passed Doth
branches by q unanimous vote.
WHEREAS, Clement L. Vallandigham of the State
of Ohio, has long been endeavoring in his public
speeches. to create dissentons in our country, pol
son the public mind, and give aid and comfort to
those who are in rebellion against the Federal gov
eminent; therefore.
Rsso1csd, By the Mayor and City Council Of Bal
timore, that they have heard soih pleasure Of the
arrest and transportation beyond our lines of Glenn:
ent L. Vallandigham, and that in their judgment
the best interest of the country and the presesva
ton of thegovernment fully justified the proceed.
ing. a
RssoI5ed, That while they consider all measures
Of the Federal government are subjects for Just and
fair criticism, they do not believe that at time
like this any man should be tolerated who is plain
ly, palpably and VIGOROUSLY endeavoring to create
factious opposition to the government, thereby
increasing the difficulties Of putting down the. re-.
bellion.
Resolued, That the Honorable John Lee Chap
man. Mayor of the City of Baltimore, be and is
hereby requested to transmit COPY of the forego.
ing preamble and resolutions to the President of
the United States, and also 10 Gen. Burnside.
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June 9, 1861
20 THE PJTRITC

'"HMAM HILL, AN INDENTURsD NJ
sixteen years, with dark ham, black evss Il
hive feet high, Runaway from me on the fourth =
last. will pay reasonable reward for th n %,
said boy to me, or for any information as ia vs
am the more anxious to hear where he il as Wy" ~
son to believe he was persuaded OF scared aT.r 4
unprincipled scamps: It is. possible 6e NAV +, N
warn any person from hiring or employing hi"
stitute or harborng him in any way whatever n II
ton concerning the above described boy will
to the subscriber at Huntsville, Yadkin Cou,1
Carolina. WIN 'ul WI
June q 1868. q, AV3
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DIR. BASON, DENT,sn

"OUtD RESPECTFULLY MaKPrSa,
g.. he is now in bis office, over A NJ Ai p
~ Ne B:-Ihose who wish to consult Or e,,
necessary delay. Ano"n wi.hsui
Now is Inscribed aas Sed' nnsS ts Of the wise
Raleigh, June S, 1868. 'ADDef OF theps
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Collection of Confederate Tax.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has recently issued the
official instructions for the collection of the Confederate
lakes Wecopy parts of the circular, which of
general interest to our readers.
Immediately after his appointment each district colec
tor shall give public notice requiring the persons mention
ed in the fifth section of the tax act of April a. 1862 and
hereinafter set forth in article thirteen Of these nstruc
tons to attend at such places he appoint be-
fore the LIST of july 1862 at the time Of beginning bust
and register in the form to be prescribed by the COM
missioner of taxes, true account Of TIE and resi-
dencs Of each person. firm corporation engaged inter-
which, and the place and in which the to
be conducted and such other facts be requisite
ascertain the amount of tax upon such business for past
or future, according to the provisions Of said act
At tbs time of such registry the district collector shall
collect the specific tax for the year ending sst December
in such business at the time Of such registry and the COL
ector shall make such registry and give receipt for the
amount in duplicate Specifying therein the separate
received specific tax and tax sales receipts; and
receipt be will deliver to the tax payer and the other
be will forward to the State collector in Of other
receipts for taxes
There shall be separate registry and tax for each BUSH
ness and for each place Of conducting the But
is required for the storage of goods place other
than the registered place of business Uponevery change
N the place Of conducting registered business there shall
be o registry but additional tax and SO also upon
its transfer to another person, there shall be new regis
try in the Of the to continue the business but
no additional tax shall be required.
The following are the occupations trades and persons
taxed under the provisions of the fifth section of the tax
act and the specific and general tax to be collected at the
time of registry.
Asss.ss srE'Ys TAX g Ssss.s ~.
gross sales of stick or
securities EIrm
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May 5, 1858.
NOTICE ABOUT RUNAWAY sLAl

UlHE SUBSCRIBER, RESIDING NEAR sY11
Il Nash County, has PACK OF DOGS wei
for hunting RUNWAY slaves, and he offers MS I
this business to the public. His charges VIII
BILE. He will make no charge against the f an -,
diers in seVice, where they are not a1ie 70 f.
Inconvenience to themselves. NeghoornI,o ~,
with bad slaves who have escaped from lhsn
would do we'll to avail themselves Of this opba
catch them. isr
Nash Co, N. c., April "a, 1858.
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YALUARLEL.ANn,

IT DESIRE TO SELL MY PIaNp pm sAle
two miles east Of Mckeansyilia "a a ZION
east of Greensboro. The truct con nisat'on, on
The land is well suited to the prodnr ras aboa
oats and tobacco, and in a good state Of Co.
About one third Of the tract is ces,aosi lmpro
fences, and fenced off in five separate nas and
n ar snd da s condition In addition to
houses that could easily be moved A''e are Two MI
chard the tract is we'll watered Small al
1wi!! sell the stock and crop(Sf ton., 4
immediate possession. '0usht Soon
For any further information in rof,.
apply to e: A. Boon, Greensboro or rr'Isre1cs to n
vile, Guiiford County. VI f. SuM
srats mon IL ais on tS:y understood
GEoR&TpS%snfss1
June s, 1861. " d. BGI
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NEW GARDEN BOARDINC SOW.

THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS sCHOOI
Il commence on the nth of.5th month, Nav,
tinue 20 weeks. After the list of 9Th month Jun:
bernder the cars and Instruction of DR.. NERETS
DENHALL, as Principal, with a competent fens.
er. As provisions are necessary for boarding, b.
washing will be furnished the following sessiu
barrel of -four, or 40 pounds of bacon or lard, De-
of four weeks, or the price of either of those anil
Confederate N. G. money, at Superintendent u
instruction will be given in the common English
es of learning, in the Latin and Greek languages
higher Mathematics. fuitisp $40 per session MI
North Carolina money. Those studying the iuI
3reek languages will be charged 81 per month eTl
JONATHAN 4. COX T. NH
Superinte]
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s A T., IT

TaE SUBSCRIBER is MAKING SALT \, ,
Il Sound, Onslow County, which he will sS
works two dollars per bushel below the WiImins,
ketPrice or he viii trade Salt for provisions at IT,.
market rates.
Salt is now selling at as low price as it can Do
made for, and parties likely to want it would a.,
lay in their supply at once. NILE
May 10, 1868. OIL,
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR sad
u following property situated in the town Of
vile, N. c.: One lot containing two acres on Wild
is large dwelling not yet completed; eight rooms
building are elegantly finlshed-the other porto.
der good roof and requires but little more work d
plete THE lot is wellenclosed, with good well j
houses thereon.
Terms to snit the purchaser Apply to COL NJ. TEI
at Taylorsville, or Capt J. q. F0OTE, ct Raleiy
May 8, 1853. d
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NOTICE.

NHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE
tract of land which he resides, in Pitt County,
the direct road leading from Greenve to Kinston and
eleven miles from the former place. The tract contains
the necessary outhouses Further description is deemed
unnecessary Application be made to the subscriber
on the premises. ROBT. A. WELLINGTON.
June L. 1868. 25-W5tpd.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

ERoM CAMP FEREBEE, (NEAR) SNOW
II Green County, N. O., on the 25th utme
MARES The following descriptions sufficient
the stock: One is dark bay, five years old, 81
in the face; name worn OF midway the neck;
foot diseased shoa before medium SIZE &c ea 'a ~.
ORDER.
The other deep (red) bay, s111 years old, 81
size, no particular marks, and was purchased
Eason, in the vicinity of Snow Hill.
We are satisfied that they were stolen by
and any person who will furnish any informatlo.s
to the apprehension of the unhung scoun6rel, or
abouts Of the stock, will be literally rewarded iS
BILE, kindness, &C., by H. T. KNOTIIssa
JAS. NJ. WkLttI
Co. A, seth Regt N. c. G'j
May Is, 1858. Il
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NOTICE..

Al NOW READY TO SEnRz r THRES1I1
Il Jesse Gill, deceased. Persons entitled % =
therein, will apply to me at once, as the moug :
kept ready deposited for them, aud no interes !
paid from this date. BUCKNER RAY
Admir- of Jes !
May 10, 1868. al
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May Is, 1858.

BLACKSMITH WANTED.
HWf8H TO HIRE OR BUY A GOOD
Il smith-will hire white man and furn!s
house, or will buy or hire slave. -
Also, wanted five good field hands for tlasis'
year. Address, with particulars, oor,yS
WilSesborOugh
Nav 8. 1883