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JULES JARED'S
"L'EMAIL DE PARIS"
A New Beautiiler of the Skin.

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED LADIES.
THIS secret of identifying the skin being known
only to Messs. Jared & Rene, they honor,DIy state
the most harsh and freckled skin both the texture and
cslor of polished ivory removing all discourat ions
whether appearing as reckles tan, morphcw, moth OF
smoothing out the marks left by the smallpox
The agents of .LEMAlL De PARIS most conf.
IDENTITY submit to the public the earnest endorsements
Of such distinguished ladies
M'dc FELlclTA yEsTvALI
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
Madame PoNISI,
- Mrs. EMMA WALLER
N"ENIE DE- MARGUERITTE,
Miss A. PERRY,
and many others whose high standing in the profession
gives the stamp of ,rhfuness to their intelligent aud
genuine approval.
The beautiful Lucille Western saws:
8" find that.the Email produces all the rlancy
of rouge and lily-white with the great and peculiar
advantage oi total harmessne.s Ii really adds TO the
softness AMI beauty of the skim
The magnificent vestva says:
IL have suffered so much from the various white
lotions &C. which my theatrical profession obives me to
use. that consider it perfect benciaction 10 find
preparation which gives the necessary Wilderness to tho
skin and leaves the skin cool and smooth"
Miss Maggie Mitchell says:
81 have tried the skin beautiier 'L'Emal de Paris.
and found that IL instantly impars u natural bloom and
freshness to the compilations"
"Jareds Email de Paris" Is used MS delicate beauti-
fer of the skin for Theatre, Saloon or Ball Room by
me most refined and scrnpnous ladies', producing all
the .beantifying effects of rouge and y-white, without
their vulgar glare or injury TO the skin.
Sold by all hrst-cftss Druggists, Perlumcrs and
Ladies' lair Dresse,s
L. Isabeau, S22 Broadway: Demas Barnes & Co, and
J.. &c Wells Co, New-fork and Eugene Jouin, III
souh lenth street and Johnston. Holloway Cow,len
Philadelphia. Agents. JARED q RENE
General Agents aud Importers, New York.
Jan &c, lS6T--6ni
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BALTIMORE Fcb. 18th. 1864
Having known Mr.. Fletcher T.. Marine for mapy
years past We take pleasure in stating that we knew
mm Ia be gentleman in whom the utmost confluence
may hc placed. in The transaction Of business lie /,
prompt, attentive. uhligng and Relinhr-R,rrt Tur.
ncr ESQ Dealer III Fertilizers: john W. Kun 4 Co.
Dry HVol- r.. :. larv. Druggists Rev. C. D. Tip,rt
East Baltimore Conferences Rev. A. q. Marlatt. l. II
c" Mcrlanirohnrgh, Pa. Rev. AN,irrw Nian4le phja:
John W. Randolph. Esd Cashier Fell, Point Bank; Is
lac +, Cock Register Of Wills: Armstrong 4 berry.
Booksellers; Tucker SDIilh Boot aud Shoe Dealer,
Ba,imol" Md: Hon. 7. Holiday Hicks L. : - Cam.
urid5e, Md. W H. Mclaughlin, Attorney at Law York
-.
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Mr. 7. f. NARINE:-Sr We can say tsat Won nj.
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory to us for all the
business we have had You to do for us and we ALWAYS
recommend any pcIfuhs that we know TO you and yuii
An use our names fur any recommendation that Won
may want. Yours
December Goth, lSG5. SPENCER & WRIGHT
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~" The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
liIlorS) purchased and forwarded with drs-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
nles the order.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEWELRY
REP AIRED. Sx
WIN, i, ALRICH.
WIN. j. ALRICEE,

HAVING located in Elkton, on North street next
n door to the Court House, offers his services to
the public. Watches, Clocks and Jewery repaired
in the most worismanlke manner and at the short.
set notice. BH-All worl, warranted,
Aug l. ls6G-ly
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VALUABLE FARM
At Private Sale.

TUE subscriber, as Executor of Evan
1 Reisler, dec d, will sell at Private Sale,
all that valuable tract Of Land, of which the
deceased died seized, situate in the Ninth
Election District of Cecil county, within
half mile of Brick Meeting House. This
property contains about
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-02-16

TEN THOUSAND BONES SENT BY LETTER
both by myself and Agents, to all portions of the world
to which answers have been returned. in which ladies
say nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the Science Of Medicine dawned upon the world
IN REMOVING DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING
NATURE TO IT'S PROPER CHANNEL.
'nrting the nerves AMI bringing back the ,Sv color
Of Health to the cheek of the most delicaie
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1875 ACRES.

loo ASNELSs
forty dcres of which are wei wooded with
thriving Oak and Chestnut Timber The
land is in high State of cultivation, and all
in grass, except about 10 acres, which are
now in corn.
The improvements consist ola Is
Comfortable Dwelling, 6I:.:A Ah
composed Of brick and frame, with -. kA
Pump at the door, and necessaryI..1IsE9
Oulbuildings; single Barn, so by 80 feet,
with Stabling, Carriage House, Wagon
House and Corn Cribs.
The farm is under good fencing, has all
been lined within the last Eve years, with
forty bushels of lime TO the acre Thee is
running water in every field, except one,
which is supplied by lane
The property is situated in one of the
most rapidly improving districts in the
county, convenient to churches, schools
mills, &c., and is within three miles of the
p. 4 b. Central Railroad, eight miles from
the p. W. b. Railroad, and ten miles
from Port Deposit. :
The purchaser can have possession of the
property at any time and on accommodate
ing terms. OWEN REISIER,
July ~, lS6b-u Executor
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Rock HILL. Kent co., Nh, December 2l.t 1863

This is Ia certify that during the las, six yrars have
been both directly and indirectly CONNECTED, with Mr. F.
e. Marine. III business and take pleasure in stating
hat during that time have always found him plo,ti.
al Industrious business man. of most uuquest iunAl,
integrity. possessing the confidence of all the business
M wao know him
Yours, most respectable c. A. IEARY
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills

lnlllible in Correcting Irregularities Removing OBJ
structionS from Whatever Cause. and
Us SiCCESSFLL Is 4 PPErENTITE
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PRICE 81 PER BOX. SIX BOXES s,

: I'D at retail by II. II. MI9CiELL, Sole Agent for
Eikton AMI by all Druggists. Sold in Baltimore by
COLEMAN ROGERS. l73 West Baltimore ST.: CHAS
t. BEATTY Co, corner Calvert and Franklin SITS:
W. H. BROWN BROTHER No. / South Liberty:
Louis SENFr * CO., No. ~ North Howard street
General Wholesale Agents
Ladies', by enclosing price, 81. through the Elkton
P.p can have the Pills sent by mail. feb D. lSG7-ly
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TO FARMERS
DATRNM EN- COUNTRY
NIE[RCI \ MIS-.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ENLOUR. Grain, Glover and Flax Seed,
l. Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege.
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Fen Days OF their reaching the City, by for
WArliig to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce Of
Y. Z. MARINE,
n. f. Concr of Frederick x Pratt SITS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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ONE BOX Il SUFFICIENT
FIFTY THOUSAND BONES ia W BEEN SOL D
llIYWIN TlTO YEARS.
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CHOLEEA!
DIR. c. &. GHRR ISON'S
Iholcrn and Dialrhea Precentire

VIII prevent and cure ASitc Cholera, Cholera Chol-
era MOrhl> Diarrhca, summer Gem, laints, Collie.
Cramps and Pains in the stomach and bowels Now is
The time Tor every family To have bottle on hand. You
Knew not how soon you may be attacked with of the
above diseases The cost is but trie. DO delay,
Mt send for bottle at Price 30 cents der hnt
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BOUNTIES and PENSIONS,

pY ACTS passed at the last session of
ID Congress- all soldiers who enlisted during tie
late to serve for three years and honoably
discharged, and have not received are entitled
to receive, than 800 Bounty, are now cuti,ltl
TO an additional Bounty Of 800.
Soldiers who enlisted lor two wears are entitled tn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-02-16
"COST AR'S"
PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY.

For Coughs, Colds, lIoarseness, Sore Throat Cr;np
Mhooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma, Consumption,
bronchial Affections and all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs
Bottles, % cts, so cts. and 81 sizes.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY r. CosTAR, Depot 4s4 Broadway
And by II. H. MITCHELL. Elkton, Nd
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WHIT rs n COTGH1

1t is something that should be attended to at once -
If you delay, it may lead to consumption and finally
terminate in death. Thousands have filed pre,ttur,
grave through neglect. DO not delay, but take my
EXicctorant. at ence, OF it may he too late.
Price 81 90 per bottle.
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CO. DIR. j. STEPHENS & Co. hare invented q:re.
patented MYOpIA on COINFA FfArTENER, Tor
the cure of NEAI,.STGHrEDNESS. which las proved
great success. Write ior Circular
PRINCIPAL OFFICE-No. so BRolpwsy, New
York. Sept ~, lSlG-ly
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USE DIR. C.. e.. GHRRISO.N"S
Bitters for Dyspepsia.

y purely vegetable compound. They improve the
appetite and promote digestion. These Btters nre of
my own invention and manufacture Having used them
Tor length of time successfully in my private practice
new oher them to the public, and recommend them
To the use of every dyspeptic Where the patient has
used them according my directions they have always
hIade Il perfect cure. Price 81 so per bottle
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS.

Bounty Money and Pensions.
ALL claims of soldiers their Widows Orphans Of
n Parents, for .iddHjoGo B0BH}G or !gr,e5sH Pen.
SONS under the Act Of congress passed M H. last
session, will be coIleetcl by J. H. McCRERY
Aug Is, lSb6-tt Attorney ut Law, Elliton, Md
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DIX. c. q. GHRRBON'N
Auti-DyspeptiC Pills.

These Pills are purely vegetable and do not contai.
any Mercury or Caomel. They should always lie used
in connection with my Preparations, particularly In
cases of costiNeness. They good and perfectly
safe Purgatiye aud should be used in all cases of Chils
and Fever, Bilious. Bilious Remttcnt Dyspepsir Jaun-
Dice Depression Of Spirits Coughs, Colds and all diseases
that require furgatire Price % cents per box.
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DERSONS having accounts with us will
Sept ult., as earlyas ,rActcnl,c.s We have ma,l,.
some change in ony bu ess and desire close IN,
the old books to that i"tc. McCti LEY 4 co.
Oct L. lSGi-lm
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

H1GH CoURT OF ERRORS AND AP.
PEALs.-We publish elsewhere an opin-
ion of this tribunal, delivered on Sat
urday last, and SO construing the, re-
cent act of the Legislature in preference
thereto, as that causes originating in
any one district shall be heard and
determined at a sitting of the Court
in any other District The Clerk, fol
instance, when he goes to Oxford, is
required to take with, him all the re-
cords of the Courts pertaining to that
and the three other districts formed by
the act. It was certainly not the in
tention of the Legislature to leave any
room for such a construction; but
the act is clearly susceptible Of it, to
saylnothing Of the constitutional OBJ
jections indicated in the opinion of the
Court, 20 q ssa SIS ss q
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

It.appears from. the communication
ofthe Secretary Of the Treasury that
the gross proceeds Of sales of captured
and abandoned cotton in the Southern
States amounts to $29, 800, 900, the
proceeds of the sales of miscellaneous
property raise the total amount to
334,062, 900; total disbursements,
90, 800, 0S7.; net profit the United
States. nearly 1875, 100000. The num-
berh Of bales of cotton collected as
abandoned is 11,1so; number released
to owners, 1907; number Of bales
collected as captured Isl, S4S; number
received by Simon Draper Cotton
AGENT from other sources, 4,542 !;
number stolen from agents, IA; and
the number burned, while In theohands
of agents 1897.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

By estimates which we have seen,
it would seem that Of the surplus OF
last years crop Of breadstuffs in the
Western States, over tWo-thirdss has
been marketed. Compared to the
amount the previous year, on hand at
the opening of navigation, last year, i
stands as one to- iiye.sn these esti-
mates are not made IN the interest OF
SPECTATORS, we fear prices will rule
higher than present quotations, ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07
W1y-ff1HKIY O1,ARIoN.. MARoH z. 1857:

|lence, to punish or cause 70 De punish;
ed all disiarbers, Of Tie 1ssace % public
crimiaols.5 In his discretion he .!sssay
allop. local civil tribunals to take juris-
diction ofaand try Offenders or dis.
pensing with their agency Ahe shall
have power to organize military com
missions or tribunals for that purpose.n
And to leave no room for doubt as to
/ the meaning of the act it il declared
that TALL interference under color Of
State authority, with the, exercise Of
military tribunals shall be null and
void" In other words, that there
shall be no State interpretation TO pre-
vent the execution of the decision OF
military tribunals in cases which may
come before il, The officers assigned
to command will necessarilysbs sub
ject to the orders Of the President as
commander-in-chief His part OF
course warrants the opinion that he
Will not permit the State governments
and The judicial tribunals appertaining
to them to be : disturbed in. the
exercise; Of their legitimate func
tions. eos he may even. refuse
to execute a law which the Judi
ciary department of the government
will, undoubtedly pronounce uncoh.
stitutional, if the question is brought
before it for adjudication. But what
ever may be our confidence in his
sense OF right and frmness OF purpose
it is startling reflection that the safe
guards of personal liberty erected by
the trainers of the Constitution have
been torn down by the majority Of the
National Legislature, and that in the
hands Of one man alone rests thepoW-
er to stay the tide 'of despotism. : The
South, like Damocles, at his banquet,
beholds the sword suspended by .
thread over her head = q
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

y We find in the Methodist Enterprise
a statement showing the numerical
strength of MethOdism in each dis
trict Of North Carolina, from which
we learn that there are in that State
SC, 500 white Methodists, 3, 074 col6red,
1926 Sunday school scholars, Tvs
local preachers and 1891 travelling
apreacherss 4svflab - bs3iFal uaad -
Sffgiafl9 vTss1s I'll SILL slo4ssE sT5IJETD
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

The Wisconsin Legislature is consid-
pering 9 bill to, establish an asylum for
drunkards and idiots, The difference
between the two classes Of persons for
whom the institution is designed is
understood to- ibeyery slight ! in that
State. 6 sGf 10 ts1e del "a unFre,ra
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

In Geneva it was recently desired,
in order to test q new method of learn
ing to read, to find q grown-up man
who did not know his letters; but no
native Of the canton who answered the
conditions could be found. sls
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9HB HFBEtfelhRI0
Much NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erIsts Il q

Much misapprehension exists as 10
the true meaning Of the recent go
called Reconstruction Bill" It does
not abolish The Southern State Gov
ernments, as some imagine, though.
1t confers upon smilitary commanders
assigned to the several districts created
under it, the power to override their
legislation, and to substitute military,
commissions for civil tribunals
when they shall deem such action me-
cessary to the protection of "the rights
OF person and property, to suppress
insurrection," DC, DC.
five mistake not. the military au
thorities have, in several instances In
this State, set aside the acts of the
Legislature since the existence of the
provisional government; ndthe same
power has been exercised repeatedly
in other States.
A very material feature of the bill
is contained In the clause that no per-
son shall be eligible to any Office
under these State Governments "who
would be disqualified = from holding
office under the provision of the 3rd
article of the proposed constitutional
amendment n which is in these words:
"Who having previously taken an
oath as member of Congress, or as
an officer of the United States, or as "a
member Of any State Legislature, or as
an executive or Judicial officer of any
State. to support the constitution of
thesUnited States, shall have engaged
in instruction or rebellion against
the same, or given aid or comfort to
the enemies thereof" 2aio} Ssi.,'a blf
The military control will cease
when the following conditions are
complied with: aae sea@55'5 SIS
The holding of Convention to
form new Constitution. s,g q + ~ :.
The people" competent to vote for
the convention, or to serve as mem
bers, are defined to be the male cit
liens Of whatever race, color, or up
wards, who have been residents for
one year previous to the day of cleo,
ton, except such as may be disfran-
chised for participation in the rebel
lion orsfelony at common law. o = =
The constitution framed by the con-
vention must prescribe the same quail
ifcation, for the elective franchise as
are prescribed by Congress for ehoos-
ing the convention - " or. on !
1t must then be ratified by major
ity of the same electors. Congress
must thus approve of the same.
A legislature being chosen under the
same must ratify the constitutional
amendment, now pending. 300 las .s..@aj|
When this is all done, and the same
article of amendment shall have be-
come part of the constitution of the
United States, the State shall be de-
clared entitled to representation pro-
vided a subsequent Congress, in the |
meantime, does not repeal the law,
and submit some other plan r-,fral
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

The Cleveland (Tenn. Banner Of
the 21st inst, says 4: 1.-THE wheat crop
in this section looks better ut this
season Of the year than we ever recol-
lect to have seen e The present crop
promises az sbpndsnt yield. = q
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

CH1NEsEL ABoRERs.- There are Chi
nese laborers now on Louisiana
plantation The zNatchitoches Times
of the 9th, says: aThe coolies are
good laborers and sober men, They
are industrious, and perfectly satisfied
with their new country, and any
amount of labor win be performed by
them, provided the CONTRACTS passed
are carried out to the letter, and par
ticu1arly that about the payment of
monthly wages and rations.p 8yaoz
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

The longest war on record has been
raging in New Zealand, from 1914 to
the present time Fortunately, the
New zealanders have no special army
correspondents. dsleat1l q tsss45s5
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-07

High Court of Errorst Saturday, Feb. %,
and Appeals. adi iia 1867. f3la 5s44t4ta
i Ordered, That hereafter the records in all
causes now pending, or hereafter brought to
this court, from whatever part Of the State they
places of holding the court, at the times APP
pointed for the several terms thereof, and that
"a docket shall be made out, at each term, con-
tanning all the cases then pending, in their
regular order. - ~ 80 .i7toA : o.
/ --LATEST. SAMUEL LIVINGSTON, ,.sEt
/ asif3@ pa = s3s9H SefH5 ]saf 4 r. CLERK.
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MT9OELEANx
COOP LOGIC FOR A LITTLE ONE

GooD LOGIC FOR A LITTLE ONE.-A
lady has bright-eyed four year old
boy, who stood looking out of the
window at the richly tinted sunset
clouds in the West the other evening
His mother sat in the room busy
writing, when he asked, Mamma,
who made the pretty clouds?' God
made them" "Who made the light,
mamma?" God made it." "How
did He make it?" "God put the sun
up in the heavens, and SO made the
light" After pause-'Mamma,
who makes it dark?" *God makes it
dark - ''How does He make it dark?"
''Oh. I dnn't know--don't bother
me-" "Well-I know-I know how
He makes it dark. He blows the
sun out"
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DENTISTRY.

HAVING opened my otfios
ES permanently III Coumbia, l
01YTSSss5A may be found at all hours at
IIHD the residence o: Mr. NJ H.
Berry, Opposite the Catholic Church., on
Assembly street. d. p. GREGG
juno II
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State of South Carolina---Lexington
District.

Jemima Oswalt, Applicant, Martin Oswalt,
David Oswalt and others, Defendants
I t appearing to MY satisfaction that Mar
i tin Oswalt, David Oswalt, Henry Os-
walt and James O~walt, some OF the de-
PENDANTS, reside without the limits of this
State: 1t is, therefore, ordered that they
TO appear and object to the division or sale
OF the real estate Of George Oswalt, &C.
ceased, on or before the 2l,t day of Janu-
airy next. or their consent to the same will
be entered OF record A. EFiRD.
Ordinary Lexington District.
Ordinary's Office, Lexington G. H., 5. c.,
Oct. Is, 1856. Nov Ii wiz
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TO WOOD CONTRACTORS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,


COLUMBIA, December 20 1866
EDROPOSALS for tnyn!: hing two hundred
4 (2UO) cords Of PINE WOOD for the
Water Works. VIII be received at this office.
The %ood to be Of the best quality, long
leaf yellow pine, and to be delivered and
corded at the Water Works. BIDS to be
handed in on or before the l.,t day OF Janu-
airy next. j. $. MCMAHON, City Clerk
Paints, Cils, Glass, Varnlshes, &c.
.AtHle .Nig. of H.e Go!.74 Pn!. Lock.
GlX THOUSAND lbs. WHITE LEAD, in
- c!l.
A complete assortment OF Colarrd Paints,
dry and in OIL.
300 boxes window Glass, assorted sizes.
ALSO,
I.insecd, Tanners, Kerosene and Ma
chinery Oils,
Furniture, Coach and Japan yarnishes.
complete variety OF Paint, Yarnish,
draining, White. wash, Dust.nK and Scrub
bing Brushes. In store End for s.lo ct
lowest prices by JOHN c DIAL.
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Pure Peruvian Guano,

.NNHE subscribers have been appointed
IL agents for the sale OF the above Fen
TILIZElt from the importers, and will sell
at New York prices, with expenses added.
For further particulars. apply to
LEVIN Il MlKELL,
Corner Richardson and Taylor sts.
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General Superintendent ntHco
NORTH ca OLINA RAIbR0Ai

IEyllE .,llowlag schedule will hc run ovrr
Il this road until further notice:
SOUTH. icconuiOuu n. Hdl'
Arrive nt Ei,arlott" ip.&9p n. 5 so a ~
Arllv' At Salisbury 6 40 p. m $50 A. IN.
Arrive at Greensboro. 2,30 j.. III. II 20 =. IN.
Arrive at Raleigh 7.l5 =. N. - L. IN.
LesYe Goldsboro. 40 4. N. >. - p. IN.
NORTH. Maj 4cco7unlOTn
Arrive Charlotte. 955 - m. I've 5Gsp.m.
Arrive Salisbury. 12.US =. IN. 1--we S.l5pm.
Arrlvs GrnAh'o. - p ~. I've !! q am.
Arrive l."icigi,.. S.20p. IN. I've 45 n.m.
Arrlve Goid.hcro IL II y. III. Arr II - am.
Mail North cii,itccts a. Greens horo with
trains IN K. < ID l:aiiroad for the North.
Accommodation Train East c"mncrts at
Raleigh for W ldon and the North, at
G"ldsboro .or Weldon Wilmington and
NeGbcrm Mail Trai; South conn, cts with
Q. u 5. G.. Iail:oad for the South.
Nov Is 3mo L. WILKES, En- and Sup.