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NEW.YORK OIL CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
xs log BRoApwAY' d0R. PINE STREET ~ Y
fIoCK caPITAL................... GOO.
.............s300, 600.

JAMES W. 6!LLIEs, PE.sSd~ri.
WILLIAM p. LENlS Secretary.
fhs Company duly incorporated under the isw, Of TIE
e>.. Of S@y u Il orgs,ed for TIE rpc~e 81 open
Ia and working oil wells claim o. eFtJ one acres. e
sAss-e and by N Crawford County IA W.
bss the o. trse hundred aud ;hiFy s
S.sh . sood show Of oil .
PRICE or sBAare, ssPhP VALUE:
nortjcn or tho fock has tir-scy been tSct Inc Door.
a.. ~ a, the fo@ 81 tht Company, 20 100 BROAD
way co. PM. sTKEFl S!W-SCNk CIT 80.
s-s.s-p,or, aye nov b,ng received Tor b,Cpv
At TUREF DOLLARS. Psrsont Therefore Psrcha-,n.
Sxs, nov ), three dollars have the adVsntsse tni 9sres 9
veb dollars paid ere a. 0Ae so'D wv eS
nsy in one month Re worth > hundred ,,-
surctu5 with f particular DC Obtained GO srP;a
sss 4, & : one, Of me Company, No Jo6 BROADWAY
o. PINE STREET -, =,
onced 70.
THrsrrks;
JANIS " GlLLIFS, s3J TO Isl Wsshiaston'
WRIGHT OILLiES. ~ = 80 Washington
VIZ. y rAlLLSR. loB Nsls,
Wn TAYLOR S5s Broadway.
JACOR LEWIS ., anc - Nassar-st
VA y. IgWIs, 100 bToedwty:
CHArAl1 SBAFFEE
as Dssaaw,y
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Corporation Notites.

DEPARTMENT FISAxcE-BrREAu OF rHD
RscEvKg TAxgs, No J. Ihsnlberssf- ,
NOTICE TO TAAPAYERS.-The Books f0
Tsxss Personal Estate viii b. opened for payment =
bi. Ofce MONDAY 10th Due notice viii b. gives
when the Books for Real Estate viii be opened.
EEs.loax Oct 7, 1854. JOHN MURPHY. Receiver
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HEw Yoax, A1,. 49, 1885,
CHICAGO g. ALTON RAILROAD FIRST
~ MosrGAGn SINKING FusD BoEDs-Noio. IL hereby
s.-p have this day designs by lot BoEd
nun ber-d a. faLows;-ess 50 90 80. $50 ia 5g7 J7f
no Os lC7 2sT io& aud IN for redemption ACCORDING
70 tl- OF the Mongss-, Interest thereon will
i.i November 1864. The gnsd ready 10 peg them
tn ir~.e accrued presentation aud suIreadsg.
t. j. IiLDkS. " Wal StrssS, trn,s
L. II HEYER. 70 Ersi~nss Place ''~"~'
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Oyy,cr Pnovipsycx HIsIyG COMPANY.
no ~ aAssAusT, fgw YORK. De-. .. IHtj
NOTICE.-The followinR-desonhed STOCK IL
on T.dsy Nov g. 1864 al sc.ock y M. " The onsoo o. % .
Company No 10 N,ssao he.iorA :" psS al ssess'eist
OF - cent. PEI share, loyfd Atr.i 4, 1874
Csr'. No. Shore. H. name o.
..5D0.. .Chcs. r. BurukoiL
is.... ...sOD.. .Chss. r. Bgrckett
H.. ....201.. Cha, r. Buycket'-
!a........zoc... 4 hss. r. B1rut,tt
3....... SO. .Wnh,in Peersi.
&...... J. o0O....J. NJ. Maeksy, Tftste..
ts....... $50 Bi-lrd RoogTts
S0...... 2D....W Fl Flsagds
......2:O....W II RcIards
n.......Sco 80. LaDriee Halsed Bslsbi. Irvs.ee'
...So Lawrence Hsisted Badv IN. Trustees
80 Lawrence, Halted Baldwin. Trostces
- tia credit O; Chs Burcls; cert Issued
BY order q tho Directors.
JOHN ". DAVIS, SesetoIy.
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Crry or Nsw. YORK BEPARrxzST o. FISAScB,
CosPraoIIEas Orylcy, Sept, II, iS4
7 EASES OF PUBLIC DOCKS, PIERS AND
~ sLIPs At AyCTiONrhc right to collect and rets1
the wharszr FOR the Of the under
docks piers for tho OF ten nom the ne
day q November 1854 viii bs sold At public az on No
Civ Hal on Tuesdsy October 49, 1864 II ocoes M
Nonra RivER
Lot No l. pier No. 81.
L., No 2 pier AZ the foot Of Vets street.
Lo, No g. pier No. -. foot of Charlton street
Lot Ma. T. pier No %, foot Of King street.
Lot No. s. pier No. ~, foot OF Houston Hfcee a.
forms o. conditions Of be had at the Comp'ronerp
sHcc -, o,,.v,
~ MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller
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Tnancial.
.FRMILYE & Co,
No. a. wALLsrREEr,

VERMlbAE " O'''
No AZ WALL STREET,
suua ,seeivs subscriptions to ihe
gu ,.ao TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
S,.uou, 4 per cent oon.aii'sion to snpsehDfs. .oa
SS-,,I. ava ,.nsd IN denominations OF $50, siou.
>soo :, 600 AMI $4,000 maturing IN 4ii'Er
~ g., Any,,tl5 1874 interest payable seinfann'suS
- ..reney a, the rate OF $40 PEN OANl Pe' SD'e1-
,o.s are payable in currency o; maturity o. convict
IL Oh SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
S,YABLE IN GOLD.
49, ByJY snd SELL o. marAet rs'e' 81 A''H % Wv
~uguyNT SECURITIES, including
U.s. 500 BONDS
=. .-90 TREASURY NOTES
- 40 ,0o, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
rs. ouARTERMAsTERS CHECKS,
N =. TWOYEAR 5 per cent LEGAL tEhDEh
n 2. pss cent COUPON and REGISTERED Of
SshttrnIse CERTIFICATES o. INDEBTEDNESS
sssssssd purchased
FOsK & HATCH BANKERS.
AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
NO. "a WALLsr,
Receive orders Tor ,hs
NEW $50 LOAN.
.pa have the note. always hand for
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
1BANKs, BANKERS AND DEALERS SUPPLIED
ON rBE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
scveHT AND SOLD AT MARKET RATES
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.
~ NEW $50 BONDS.
THE TENTH NATIONAL BANK.
-. ,.s,,ve proposal. oi lie new Gold bearing cent
AZ soSd. Snd hursdsy. o'clock sna forward sane with
slsh1ins-y deposit Of Two per cent required. ..
One s0leT q tncOnt e LoDd' may BE jl in
' T. si0Ur Cashier.
briggs GOLD COMPANY.
ID NOTICE OF Dividend, No; g. ,,s.
n;,aera Of One p,r Cent for the mouth - Sep'e her
lss Oesn declared psy sSle tue Office Of the n Nc
iD New YoiA snd AFTER Oct n ls6f 20 'Hsfe"'''"'
''''d st he close % & s IN + LIwToS Treasurer
fBsiDs oce o. Win,oy. LeIicr Co. No = ~ "n''
dividend NOTICE.-ln accordance with
~ ale,te ofths efe.aen, q the Pi',sbuis tei, W'rn.
osie.so railway Co. dated TIE :th PHI nose u hss. y
t,s Tie. NoENg o. Two I'D 0Sa hA Ill, re-
= sept ~ viii be paid by g Oct L. Oh the csIs 'eet oil
r.. ssn.feI boots will be closed Oct .: seoef p IT,
sS'''S'ne' 0'' y wvIxsLow, LANIER CO.,
Transfer Agents.
fIoK'YLEY OIL COMPANY.
nj NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. MOI
kRy-i oRK October ), 1864
- Tru,ses oftle Mckinley Oh Company have declared
sni ofie. per cent t.lt OF the esruinss o. me
Sospa.y F zoe month o. .er'eaber psys9. o. demand
H.aadr, O, record the close Of bssinesf tins day
WALTER l.. LAYTON, Treasurer.
TarasunsK OFFICE, CENTRAL hR co. OF tEv
JxRsFy 40 % WaLLsr., NBs YORK. Sep. ~, 1867
TyHF SEVENTH and EIGHTH INSTALL
i HTNTS Of TIN per rent each on the new s;ook sie
Sars6y called payable % The IHEAsUHEh, on osiasasJ
6-sobsr lstn n.xt. u THIS OFFICE. - 49,
'''''N ''" SAMUEL KNOX TreeisrtI
NETWORK OIL CREEK
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" INELAND LANDo-IV NH !" nv ~
FARMS.-Larr. and thriving ,ettenen,3 mall ara
heathfu climate % miles south Of Phidphia oy rhrosd
Rich which posc-s large which can pow % sren
,royug Ton twenty and nity acre tracts o. o. 500 g.
r.r acre payable within four OVod business opeuS
Tor manufactures ohers churches, schools and socd so
c.tv Il /. now tho improving place Eat OF west
Humid cs arc .rtns and buildr The ocasty wnn rhica
he paco ad oui unsurpassed L.ers SAswef'd faper
cosainns .rpo and SWING to. information will be sent free
Adr..s CiiAs Il. Lands. 'inelsnd oficc Iuneet
Land Co. n j. Fruss kepoyt SoIos hooissp dsTtsr~u1
Ed,,o, Of TaSs1tbvae; q II he ~osf eren'rt y'ffe<
f,a>t 10 az asosf LSrel p0sos anf suatI eVneuonJo r
pte1sert garang that kaop ~ shas SIDE ~ ~ "essfs
/ u
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PROSPECTUS OF the AMERICAN BRITISH
II WEST INDIA COTTON COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $4,000
500 SHARES. sico EACH
Charter . bc spplied ior.
IOHS 4. RAINING, President.
THOs. a. T. WEBSTER, Vice President.
. IL

GEORGE DOUGLA. Council % tAe Company.
III. Company has been formed fcr the purpose 81 -a,
,us Sea I.i. Cotton tie Island ~ Long sNdi orc c!
the bahamas. ..srd a. ~ ~ 10. Long ~ sid have
900 ,-rr n snd pabe predicting the nnesi ind o. Sea
sn has been uldef c1vlton, sDd the ccon ppd"c - "
pronounced squai tina. ra.sed H. Part OF inc world Tie
toop.Uy intend iacTsasing ;beif i.ries 81 production
AID therefore Offer The public limited Eniber OF shA1,.
their psr value - each sample. n h~ cotton lor'h.f
may be had y. Application 81 the Office oi the Cop~ny DO
81 bssyeIr, NC~ York.
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IEW.YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"

Tho SocIey proposes comnemcrae by suitable acts
and pr.,eei-s- the Two Hund,dth Anniversary OF thon
gu-st Of New Nshe~nd the AutuInn Of tine ieht
lilo appointed for the coriDomosaiior "EDSEs.
DAY Oct IA 1914 beinY scst c-nur-s after the lees
Du,eL kos o. the Delaware was tAAen by English and
ths CONQUEST Of New. = eiheris nd al completed -
Tie Osptior Vii ce delivered by JOHN kOAEiN
BROADNfAD Ii D. ., u!c .ia u III. tnion Cooper In
st'rtr OIL "WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct lz ct u O'Clock
spei cAes Dave been issae' TO menbes by pest Ihess
n able ani IL. ,iusry enber tickets VII
o. av .,e Isnbers de- ting - iicsets viii sPPly
U tie LlOrsr! to the secrs,sry, Col ANDRE" "Ah'
EER, No. JIs Broadway. "a,
Ths Society win bold Reception II the Library on ne
sam. eysins nine occck Members who wish 20 secure
inyt,a,ons I, the Rseertou spply above immedr
srlv number i Of necessity very strictly nnod,
they vii he issued In ne cser Of application unli e.
hpusf.d,
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V'HE CORNER STONE of the new edifice
erecting for the Of the Csnsst Presbys-
r..a Church III O.~epes. Canast., viii De laid this
Tuesdsy afternoon at y e'cocx
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NIBLOs SALOON.-LAST WEEK oil the
IN THORPE RppTpEpS


~ 1T REALLY SUPERNATURAL POWERf
90 and Sc the THORPE BkOTHErS at NIBLOs 81
LOON. slrusi,t, confirm their iath BIZ seeing The
THORPE BROTHERS al NIBLOS SALOON.
The question s: Cen anyone produce real miracle ~ sh(
present aEel 90 and see the THORPE BROTHERS o.
NlBLOS SALOON, and judge for yourself
Woud you pondorous body have life and with.
out physical force 90 and the THORPE BAOrHERSst
EiBLUS SALOON Would you draw the curtain Of another
existence. and view the sppson Of spt friends' 90
and n. THORPE BROTHERS. Would you he con.
WINGED Of the realities OF sprit Hs 0o and zee We
THORPE BKOrHEhS ct NIbLOS SALOON.
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OK VLEY OIL COMPANY.

MI NOIfll OF DIVIDEND. No. Q
hYu.i oRk October :, 1864
rr..,.s lie Mckinley Oh Company have declared =
.ni Of hre. yer cont OF the net esrYnss o. me
Ev.usxy ljr month % sr:enber payable o. demand
:. an OF r. Of the COMPANY No 81 Johus New FORK ~
n,~ssod,,s Of record the close Of hssnef tins day.
WALTER u. LAYTON Treasurer.
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HONEY BROOK COAL 60.

II UNF1 NNV'TN NTtI1 w
DIVIDEND kDTI( 2.
~ meeting 81 the Board = Directors Of The HONE
BHOOX coal Co hold a. thssr oftce. no 90 NAnn,-st
Plls Mia VI to IN % Oci1b~I l>4 blFlutHD o
FOUk NM OsE-BALF PR CfNI or capital stool o
Tire Million Dolnr. eicaI " a. Ta1e cec slcd from
tr earnings Company Tor the sacf ending on Tie 10
o''''r' ''''' u" ''' J. +. aoCREARY. rr.sid~nt
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Iiesdsy nv. LOON a = so'O.~.
Union CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
y The Delsgs,e to the FonEh Congressional Union Cou.
vsnlon vii bold siloaped meeting, at the ffnh
Ward Hotel o. TUESDAY Ky EElSO Oct II. at y o'clock
PIERRE G VAN WICK, Chairman
J. OAKLkI. Secretary.
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nBANKs, BANKERS AND DEALERS scPrLiEp
IN YHE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
All, CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
.cEeHT AND SOLD AT MARKET RATES
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MUSEUM OPEN AND FREE.-DAY and
vi EVENING. aessrs. FOWLER WELLS, fhrenolo-
ss No. 3ss BROADWAY, give written charts :, all beura
A OMISSION 25 CEhTS-Children ID Centa
"A Exhibition ofthe VICTORIA RESIA. 10 full bloom.
hroushout the whole day. Those who 10 ID
their igu beauty should Open daily from
NJ iii sunsgs, s;h-s corner al-sy Il. AARTlS, Mar
aser
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..Nurtb 6tuaamb
SLOrik


"a little more sleep, a little m1re .sssmbsE,
\ f,..c more folding the hands TO slssp."
fr quick footed dre,.as with2at ord.. or number,
- Over my mind are beginning to sresp,-
Rare is the Happiness TINS to 70 raptured :
Bv your Wild whispers, 1uy FaDc,fal train,
And. Ek.a linnet b, c.-clessly captured
In the s"ft nets Of my beautiiu. brain -.
Touch not these Curtains. your kand will be tearing
D.,ic Ne tissues Of thoughts AID o. thingS;-
Call ms not. your craet voice wall be soaring
fioc&s Of youu visions on :. 'ssamer wings:
Leave me, O! leave fer in your rude presence
-- Ns,!rng Of all my bright world can renlz'n,-
, T.ou ART blight to this garden Of pleasance,
Thou art bio: On :uy beautiful brain!
Ceas, yo-r ill. lecture on cares and employment,
let n.2 fnts:t = wail.trouble and strife
a1sssve m> Is peac.,--!et ms husband enj ,vment,-
This is the heart aud the marrow OF life!
Pr to my feeling the choicest Of pleasure
80: l. t, he thus, without p,rll or pain,
i..zly listening The musical measures
o.: the sweet voice i'll ,ly beautiful brainl
IL ash for til, halo Of calmness is spreading
Ger my spirit As mid as's soNe;
uash,-f,r the angel Of cotafort is she iiins
Over my body his vial Of love;
lIush,-fer new SAUNDERS arc over me selling,
- Thus would | court them again and again,
IIu<h,--fpr my heart Is intoxicate, -reeng
=. In i,he swift waltz Of my beautiful brain!
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the numerical superiority of the FREQ o..
have here given the most favorable c,r ".es. w
the outgigngs and ayowals of the obstruction 70
Republican, Or Abolition, party. O;ha" e's Of tho
and intentions-still more Infamous and j, purposes
have been avo~ed by those who are recLoal1
their leading men. N'"ea Among
The supporters Of General Fremont c,
Germans and the more radical aboli,on;,.. posedof
tute mere branch of the Republican na.s consi.
mont had falling out with Lincoln and fly fre.
OF the former have made bis Quarrel ths;. lrenda
Inc principles and purposes Ct the two w;r vSn-
essentially the same. Fremont stands w. ""ss are
cnaace Oh election: But his remaining in tba sny
VIII enhance the chances q McUle.ns eectio nea
10 view OF the foregoing facts, it is WORTHY oe
IN the result of the contestr AS Moi, h. ''erest
ed. the Republicans eoateod that the s,.s sapect>
Mcclellan will result in the a5andonmon. 's Of
Union. The Democrats, on the other hand VI Lie
that the re election Of Lincoln would be tho a sst
knef OF the unon, which can only be saved eah
election OF Mcclellan. Which party is Cora. ,as
We are inclined to, believe that the Demo r,v s., =,
pointed out the only way in which there : wv" ",
remolest possibility Of restoring the Union ~, re
Republican mode Of restoration is BY .c-usb, lh'
the rebellion by the exercise of force and out
cion, such as they have been employing in vo S'sf
nearly four years The Democratic mode 10 NV, ",
suasion-hy proposing an armstice, Conveu, u.sl
OF the States and constitutional guarantees tn Az
fullest extent of our demands The Republ,saass
greet us with curses and maledctions. ia n ~
ocrac:s arc ready to receive us with open a prm
while they employ words of brotherly love k;nS
ness and gentle forbec rance. N'Du'
We repeat, if the Union can ever be restored u.
Chicago Convention have hit upon the only n .'
Mcclellan is elected, which We think no, t ,1'a
gelher improbable, this plan will be proposed in ,bs
most diminishing manner. We think we can s s"'
see the eect it will have upon the people Of III.
South, If the war shall not end before the 4rb y,
March. Hence We are inclined to adopt the Trojan
"Timro Danaos ct dona tsrents"
we are determined on independence, the curses
Of LINCOLN should be more acceptable to us t|nn
the caresses Of Mcclellan. The Chicago PIstform
processes to be for peace, but the speeches of Re-,
mont, Bgler, Seymour and others furnish kew r.
Its Interpretation. These orators have given NJ IA
understand that they intend to play the part of III,
farmer who found the rude boy up his apple tree
| Conservatives
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xV7OOL --QUAREERMASTEk's-
. w Department. Raleigh. June y, ls'4-l an ' ns.
prepared exshungc Cotton EarnfOr Wool, upon sne'
lowing terms viz: .,a
Ons bunch i Yarn for three pounds washed Wool ana
One bunch for Ecnr pounds ua,ssshsd
AGENTS have been sppninssi to make the exchange
the following piaces UxErd Tarbor'. Kinstpn, Cs.ne
rine Lake Concord Rockingham. Hendersonville States
vilIe Roxboro Asheviia. fitssbsro L"nsburg FaJe"e
VILE Coierain, and at this place.
Persons Shipping wool this place will please MARI on
the packages who they fcu and the cotton yarn Will
be forwarded Immediately
hope the people viii periodically respond to the soo''
notice. as the wa: is ':2s cuthia the n G Trnups
u. A. .GJsSD, A. @: NJ, q A.
July IL, 1854. Ss-H
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SECRETARY'S OFFICE
RALEIGH, Aug. 26th, 1864.

SECRETARY'S OFFICE
RALE1aH, Aug: 25th, 1864
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV.
y cd this GtIer until MONDAY the 18th Of Sp,ern.
Der, to furnish sufficient quantity If
- WOOD
for the use o. the State IN the Capitol during the ensuing
winter aud spring
The wood L. ts sound oak and hickory, to b. de-
hvered aid ssrei 70 the wood hoGse VI ibe C.i.ol
grounds from to time required and 10 be cut int
knsha lengths f,- the several lir- places y
Bidders vii stale TIE price per cord atwhieh they will
furnish e. e.. t..
The right rejecting bids not advantageous 10 tie
State is reserved JNO P. IL RUSS
Secretary CT State
September 7, 1854 SIT I'd.
- Progress, Confederate and Conservative please
copy till day.
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SPECIAL NOFICE!
Headquarters Sd Military District, !

Headquarters Sd Military District
DEpT n e.. AND SOUTHERN Va,
.-- Wilmington, d. G, Augu<s s0th. 1854.
"A SMITHVILLE are requested to REFRAIN from apply
ing at Headquarters for p.issa to visit The Forts r 10
go down the River 10 the Government Steamers. This -
addressed to
persons living at distance. especially LADaEs'
in the hore of preventing trutle.s journey from their
homes Upon NO CONSIDERATION, for the present a.
least will permission be given To pass upon tho G"rern
ment Boats When circumstances vii! admit OIL reaS"-
ton of this rule, dnc motto. will he given -
Packages for soldiers the different posts Al" ~ 'iv
cred to Capt GRANGER, A. N. They s'"nA D. s'''a'
by marked and he will be responsible for thea sas esh
I,f,crsi: W HC WnIT!S1.
M.jpr Gens'"l.
tAI.s II. HILL
Ma,r lad A. A. Gen. 9.
September 5th 1854. S1-".'
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HNRE e TIA 7,ERS LOxT...I HAVE. NJ r.
Gently lost either at the depot in Raleigh or on the
Clerk Of Orssgs s"ua1y tuus hawna that Lam ires'
MAJ; anasa at the time. the free papers 81 ~,
WIFE, Nancy M,he:l The papers in my packet oou
hsnds these prpsrx may fail t., Restore them ms lsa
employed at Foesville and lsttsss will each me AZ
place Ii these papsrs net reeyrersd will m'ks h
p'''-''''" nv = 40 ''As xiLLIAx. Ar5cHELL.
Ano. %. 1891. '''''' sgd.
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Gs a 30 REWARD. i Will PAX fir
a. HUI ty dollars for the delivery ct either Q. =.
two spv.. GEORGE apd ANDREW MANDERBEkL III
any jail in this State THUS u. hUuus
ksiegh, AuRnst Goth. 1864. ao-4p"
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Primitive Baptist Associatso,l.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS AS.
Il socation will e,nveue at stUSE CHURCH,
!, miles northeast of Raleigh, FRIDAY BEFORE TIE
LAST SUNDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT
will lie furnished with conveyance to tina pucs Of meet.
ing.
Sept 5, 1884. STD.
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SEVERAL THOUSAND BUSHELS WANT.
- ed. for which Will pay the following prices:
Cleaned sccd per bushe $50
Seed il broom, e inches stalk per 1eo Tbs s"'
N. KELLY
i Raleigh 40
September l. 1854 5l-w&swmpd.
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SPEHMATOaiKHGA CAN
Guardians Sale /!

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court in
I'D and for Shawnee County State of Kansas.
on the 9th day Of June, A. ID. 1854,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. N and four
O'Clock, p. N in from. Of the RlCHEY BLOCK
on Kansas Avenue, in the Cry OF ToPEKA,
County aforesaid, will offer tor sale at Public
Auction, the following lands and tcnements, 10
wit: Survey twenty two t22) OF the Kansas
Half Breed Lands situated On The north bank of
the Kansas River, in the County OF j., fferson,
State of Kansas rs the property Of Cha, les, ali
as Jacinth. alias Hyacinth LecOmpte. person Of
unsOund mind; 10 be sid in four equal tracts,
the northeast. north West, south west and south
east quarters, each quarter containing 100 acres,
more or les. The sale Of said lands. and every
part thereof may be adjourned from day to dav
between the SINE hours, until the same sball be
sold. Two hundred dOlisrs on each tract to be
paid Mt the confirmation Of such sule, and the re-
maipder To be paid in nine annual payments,
with interest a, the ra!e Of six per cent per an.
mum, payable annually, 10 be secured by note and
mortgage on tie tract for which the same ia TO
be paid; and il any annual payment and the in.
teresf payable annually, shall net be paid when
the sanls same shall I've due and payable, then
the whole of said money remaining unpaid on
aid promissory note, together with the interest
then due thereon, shall at once become c;ie and
PAYABLE. Said lands are the finest bottom lands
in Kansas. and are cover, d with heavy growth
of timber, the best in Kaasrs.
WILLIAM Z. B0WkER
As Guardian Of Charles. alias Jac'nth, alias
Hyacinrh Lecompie. prison OF nnsound mind,
II is 10th day Of April, 1851. i9l-H clio
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Fever and Ague,

rom which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe is the consequence of a diseased action
a. the system, induced by the poisonous mias,n OF
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action of solar heat on wet SOIL and nses with
the wa.cry vapor from it. While the sun is below
the lozon this yapor Fingers near the earths sur
fac, aud the virus is taken with It through the
lungs into the blood There it acts as an irritating
prison on TIE internal sscera and excretng organs
of the body Tie liver becomes torpid and fails TO
scrrcte not ouiy this virus. but also the bile from
the Mo,d. Both the WINS and the bile accumulate
in the circulation. and prodace violent cons'itu-
tioaal disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathre with the liver, and become
disorierel also Finally, the instinct of orr or
can;srn. rs il in an attempt to expcl the noNSis
infisan. concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the Internal exc-etores to force them 10 cast 1t
nut The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
TIE central organs with congestire violence. This
is the Cairs But in this effort il fails. Then the
FEVER fo.lsws il which the blood leaves the CEN
tral or,a,s and rushes to the surface, as If IN
another cpr' expel the irritating poison through
that other great cxcre.ory the skin. In this
also Il fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhau ;tcl aaa waits for tie recovery OF strength
10 rereat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the cts or paroxysrns Of FEVER AND AGUE
Such oa.siisei.anal disorder will of course under
nisae the health il it Is not removed.
Tc 1--we ,abcycd to ind, and have found, ar