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The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

The North Carolina Conference Of the African
NJ. E. Church, which assembled in Greensboro
on the 7th inst. adjourned on Tuesday last. 'i4
Rev. Bishop Wayman was the presiding officer.
The following arethe appointments as readouk
by the Bishop: In ..t".fse'1,
RALEIGH DIsTRlcT-G W BRoDn. Pc.
Raleigh station-WW Morgan. (.
&c Mission-Nelson Faror. 'a tia
Lincolnville-Arther Staten. g! sestd
st. John's-Jacob Horn.
smithfeld and Piney Groye.C Charles Manly
Hillsboro' and Chapel Hills B Williams.
Mount Pleasant-Green Cordial. 'sl3A
( Bayne's School House-Wm. Pay ne. 81
Pitfsboro'-Robert Lucas. ii'aails as4s
Walnut Grove-Alvis Gilmore. syaf .tfs,,i Es5s.is
Montgomery-James Mergerson. 50.
Dnrham-Edian Marcum. Il
Mebanesville and Graham-JOh Berry tat
Oak Bell-Joseph Turner. s'.iii'A iilt'i'a-t
Caswell County-John Cook. f7ss t34-.
Warrenton-W a sBishop. -s4s =.
Person County, Morris Mason
Providence Chapel Simon foomoye.
GREENSBORO DISTRICT-M ALs1on, r Z.
Greensboro Station-Matthew Aston.
Circuit-P Morehead.
Lexington Circuit-L b Gibson. f'i7fs fs
South Lexington-RiehaTd Ayers. & i5ii.
(. Midway Mission--W Wilson Gray. f.,sa
Randoiph--David Cornell. 81
East Randolph anthony Brewer.
Company Shops james Payne 8st3a
South Huff--J0siah Calicut. 81 iA
!. Belvedere--John schampling. 70 ass
Fairfield Charles Bailock. 4,.s.gt tE.s
WILMINGTON DISTRICT DANIEL r sxAToz.
Z .isss,5a II -s.s.sf e.; 80
Wilmington Station-D r Seaton. "
Mission-Wm McClaIan.n ~
Rocky Point Elisha Boone. hne3 fs
Brunswick = Henry Tucker. sss, gsasf. /,
Duplin, ,Couuty-Lewis Williams. 4. t.s.s.
Maple Hill l-E Williams. -
Bladen County-C Sampson. i,y
Newhern4To be supplied.
zGoldsboro' Aission-H w Morria
HALIFAX DIsTRlCT-H.F.'P r. 'PoFs, p. z
| Halifax Circuit-Henry r Pope .s1a
Boon Oak Mission-kloyASt Steward.
North Hampton-Jnhn Eppes. = y z5si
Rocky Swamp--Lewis b Clark 80.
| Marsh's Chapel Henry Eppcs.
MORGANTON DISTRICT. N1cRorAs, r.E.
Lenoir County-Jas NJ Erwin. ~
| Morganton Circuit Joseph Nicholas.
| -SalisbaryATo be supplied. Asm gl1li 9vlss
| Rrindletown-Moses Gaston.9V sAJ !, ast III
Charlotte-To be supplied.
The next Conference will meet 10 Raleigh.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

1t is rumored that Josiah Turner, Jr., is to
be indicted for a forged presentment by the
grand jury of Orange county. We have been
unable to trace the rumor to any definite
source, but hope it will prove correct. Such
an insult to the people of Orange county
should he punished. If the bench and bar
of that court have proper self respect,
they will never again countenance the per-
petrator of such scurrilous trick. =
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

Extensive preparations are being made
by the colored people of the District of Col
umbia for proper observance of the eman-
cipation anniversary, which occurs on the
10Th. fiiai fi 50 %7-s.ii q aaa 19575la q
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

VIRGINIA see that the campaign
in Virginia has fairly opened, and both sides
are marshaling for the tray. The Conser-
Tatives. or rebels, propose Convention.
They still persist in being obstreperous. If
the Republicans do not carry this election
for the Constitution, they will get another
chance. Try again is good motto.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

The Sentinel feels aggrieyed because the
STANDARD gets.the largest clubs of subscri-
bers, and calls upon "the great unwashed :"
to come to its rescue "The great unwashed"
don't subscribe freely and Josiah mourns.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

The Educational Convention will meet at the
Pittsboro Scientific Academy on the thirtietll of
this month. The subject of education is Of the
utmost importance, and the Convention should
be fully attended. The friends of education
throughout the State should be represented in
the Convention gf es.; ~ "a ~.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21
Quarantine comnass.ione1-w. A. Moore.

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION BLANKs.-We are now
prepared TO furnish blanks for laying off the
homestead and personal property exemptions,
in accordance with recent act of the Legisla-
ture entitled, "An act to lay off the homestead
and personal property exemptions ratified 7th
day of April, 1859. Also, all blanks necessary
for Solicitors, sherifs, Magistrates ane Consta-
bles. - . ~ e-' 'il q 9-ii'
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Horrible Murders by an Insane Man.

Horrible Murders by an Insane Man.
We published dispatch from st. Paul,
Mimi, a few days since, mentioning the fact
that an insane man named Gray. living near
that city, had murdered his wife and cLil-
y dren. A dispatch to Cincinnati paper the
9th inst. gives the following additional par
ticulars -Ho 1a3M
A farmer named James B. Gray, well
b known in that section, in fit of insanity
killed his wife and four children, the latter
consisting of two boys, aged eighteen and
eight, and two girls, aged five and three
years. The murderer was about forty years
old, a large and powerfully built man. and
has many relatives in the neighborhood.
He.has lately been suffering from deafness,
and grew insane over it. The deed was
committed about daylight The neighbors
heard Mrs. Gray's screams, and going to the
house found the wife and fourchildren cut
. to pieces with an axe and the murderer en-
8deayoring to hang himself He was arrested
and lodged in the St. Paul jail where it re-
quired three or four men to hold him. In
+ answer to inquiries he would only reply:
81 killed them all with an axe Oh hang
me.n AZ z-----ss=
The wife was murdered first, being cut in
! the head and stabbed several times. The
children werethen murdered and placed in
| row on the floor, their throats so badly cut
las to nearly sever the head from the body.
fhe murderer had evidently chopped their
heads with an axe, mutilating them SO as to
render recognition almost impossible The
wife was slain in granary. There were
seven wounds on her body, through one of
which the intestines protruded. Her throat
was cut from ear to car. The sight was one
ofthe most revolving ever witnessed. One
J the children's breasts was so laid open
with an axe that the lungs and organs were
distinctly visible. The wife had on only
her night dress, rough coat of her hus-
band, and a pair of coarse shoes. The
bodies, of the children were covered by a
bedquilt. The prisoner, at intervals of the
paroxysns of maniacal fury, made a state
ment detailing the particulars of the murder
He says his motive was that he feared he
was coming opoverty, and the family would
be left destitute; and he thought it would
be better to send them TO Heaven at once
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

We are sorry to see that the Sentinel is en-
deavoring to work the ruin of Mr.. Pou of
Johnston. 1t. has commenced praising him.
Mr. Pou has our sympathy in this afiiction.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

The decisive vote by which the Alabama
treaty was rejected by the Senate of the
United States yesterday, is notable fact.
and one worthy of particular recognition.
Not only did the Senate reject with indiga
nant and just scorn this johnson blunder
and misnomer called a treaty but the very
next. vote confirmed Hon. j. .Lathrop Motley
as minister to England. We begin to see
daylight.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

The President has nominated Mr.. Motley
as Minister to England; John s. Carlisle to
Sweden; E. D. Bassett (coloredD to Hayti !;
and ]. R. Clay (colore0 consul general to
Liberia
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

The AsHEvILLE PIONEER. number
for April Sth of this sterling Republican
paper contains the salutatnry of MIR. A. H.
Dowell, Jr., who assumes control as editor
and publisher Mr. Dowell is native of
this (Wake) county. has had considerable
experience in the conduct of newspapers,
and will doubtles make tue Pioneer live
newspaper We hope our friends in the
Nest will give him generous support.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

A fatal atiray between two colored men re-
Gently occurred near Goldsboro'. William Bryan
and Jacob Underwood became engaged in a
quarrel, when Underwood attacked Bryan with
a knife. Bryan endeavored to escape, but being
pursued by Underwood, and seeng that he intend
ed to do him an injury, picked MP club and
struck him blow ON the head which caused his
death the same day. Art fet Us sfif5F =
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VI - y
Strawberries have appeared 10 wilmington.
Goldsboro', says the Nssssega. 10 10 have .
grand tournament on the 18th of May. 81. Il,

The Commissioners on the PenitentIary viii
meet in this city this week to select site for
the PeniteDtiary, and to consider matters con.
cerning its erection. assl -3al
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

We learn from the Wilmington Star, that NJ.
s. Mcmillan, of Eiizabethtown, has given set
of instruments to the young men OF that town
for the purpose of forming brass band. These
young men now practice about twenty
hours in the day.
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CITY and STATE.

'BLADEN CouNrYAF. w. Foster. Esq., was
yesterday appointed Justice of the Peace for
Bladen county. ~ or 1Rss d
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

WAKE COUNTY. Hiram Weatherspoon and
John W. Boothe have been appointed justices Of
the Peace for Wake
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

,ol LAGRANGE, LENoIR CoUNTY-His Excellency
Gov. Holden on Monday made the following ap-
pointments for LAGRANGE, Lenoir county:
Z, Mdyor-E. A Best. 0
Commissioners Il. Hadley, Fred. Mccoy, R.
w. Moore and Daniel Wooten. 0 .-'3. -
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

PORT OF BEAUFoRr.-His Excellency Gov.
Holden has appointed the following officers for
this port: - l1d - 5l9a 81, 6 ti7
Con,mtssionerso Of Navigation and Rlotage-Isaac
Ramsay, A. c. Davis. W. A. Moore, W. B. Dun
can, q. g. Bell. 10 .as3 i' sslT 1900
Quarantine and Medical 0ticer-Dr. J. B.
Davis. z - - = -
A
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

A disguised supporter of the Sentinel
characterizes Its editorials as id literary
slops." Profane but expressive. toss .a
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

The Republicans of Rhode Island have
carried everything before them, making
large gains. The people recognize the fact
that the Republican is the peoples party.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

MARION AND AsHvILLE TuRNPIKR.-Col.f C.
L. Harris, Superintendent OF Public Works. has
appointed ]. w. Bowman Superintendent. and
w. NJ Moore and w. w. Buchanan Commission
ers of the Turnpike from Marion to Ashevills.
These are good selections and will give gen.
eral satisfaction. ,-A aess -,rr Ne.,.s
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

QUESTION on Gov. Wells, of Virginia, for the re-
turn OF George Thomas, fugitive convicted of
the murder of Wade Ditcher, of Halifax county,
some time last year. -t
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

at Iredell Superior Court, last week, Judge
Mitchell discharged the stay law in toto, hold
ing it to be unconstitutional.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

NoTARIEs PUBIIo.-John C. Manson has been
appointed Notary Public at Beaufort, N. @. ani
Thomas H. Abbot has been appointed Notary
Public for Beaufort, n G. !aa93 ~ sa5az'.iiE z
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

JUDGE LoGAN.-The Rutherford Star is gladto
inform the many friends Of Judge Legan that he
has quite recovered his health, and is holding
Cleveland court this week. ~ .ai.las.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-21

PARDoNED. Goy. Holden he's pardoned
billiard Browning, sentenced tos0ns years inn
prisonment at hard labor at Halifax Superior
Court for larceny. ~ sa7i s9eii5ssg Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

EQUAL RIGHTs-A Washington correspondent
tells the follow ing good story:-A negro member OF
Council recently onered and secured the passage OF
an ordinance denying license TO any restaurant or
place OF amusement that refused to treat negro GUS
father OF that measure Is the owner OF the principal
barber shop In the city. While one OF his workmen
was scrapng my chm the other day asked him II
he ever had any c0ored customers. mo, sab; we
don't shave niggas In dis shop" was the prompt
to come in and sit down IN one OF the
chairs like / do, what woald you do /"
PUT him out, sab Some shopsll shave Diggas,
refuse to shave the coored congressman from
Louisiana, would you !" Eyes, san. Wouldn't shave
no nlgRas, no how, even II dey was President. One
o. General Grants niggas came here one day, but he
didn't get no shave; no, san. Wese got oil we can
40 to shave dc white folks, ana don't want no
nigQa5u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

infancy. the main aceQuias measure some 400 miles
In New Mexico the Uncovered RUNS OF ancient irr
eating channels, and of once pOpulous towns aud
cities with their private dwellings, public fountains
and sacred temples, all pointing to the industry
and devotion OF the Aztecs, indicate that the now
uncutivated lands OF that Territory once produced
subsistence for numerous industrial race Remains
of large ncequias are found everywhere. Further
EXPLORATIONS only show that the Moq0 villages
between the Great Colorado and the Colorado chi
quito, and tine ten ruined towns IN the Carton ae
Chaco, only some OF the indications leit OF the
existence OF popuious communities. Additional
evidence OF early agricultural cultivation are seen III
Arizona. Farmers can find Tor many generations
plenty OF land for profitable tiage IN the West
When we consider hat the plains OF Lombardy have
been made TO sustain teemng population II Is I'm
Will some day subsist upon the products Of this
almost illlmitable West.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

Gl ED0 "A NICE iiTtIE FEuIr FARM 0F 70
good buldns three acres srawoerles three backnerric1
ono OF gooseerrics plenty sppias aud
penrA sofa IL. for gisOj sifawlrrtas Owner to
be seen to-day from 10 TO o'clock, at BAUER ODER
Ian UEais, vs. Bowery, rvotas Soa anda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

20 SPRING STA COMPETENT WOMAN AS FIRST
% cass cook pastry hotel restaurant; best
city reference, Can be for Two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. -THIKTEEN
1 years. bsaane'sg spgica.ion; gas administered;
beautiful Teeth, 81: sct hv, sets bought bumpers
HENRY vILI.tt5, ~ Grand street, J. JAZZ viLLkRA
10 uraud street. noar Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-FE,IAI.Es.

40 PERRY ST., IN THE REAR.-A VERY COME.
fC tent girl to cook, wash and iron do housework
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N from the ferryTwo three story and basement brick
Houses three stores thirty water and through
5xl0c with brick stable splen
stand for grocery liquors. hotel ship ehandery business
Rent for SD 500 Must be sold this wesk the
the money For the Alone for both,
only 10000. Very terms
J. NJ. GIBSON, 81 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
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COUNTRY real. ESTATE FOR SALE.


LII WANTING FARMS, GOOD SOIL, MILD CLIMATE
IA and healthy thirtyour miles south of Philadelphia;
ce &2j per acre The place growing rapidly than
most other In the United States Thousands
settling. Address CHARLES X. LANDS Vneland, N. j.
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE HOME FOR 1850; al65
~ cash, balance In monthly payments in lieu OF rent Also
new Store and several Houses similar terms r. r.
KELLoGu No broadway, New York, and Second street,
Broadway, Elzabethport, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

ITO LET OR LEASE-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
House, 25xl0 Ia Thyeishth street. near Fifth ayenuoi
above basemen furnished throughout In tins
most complete and expensive manner frescoes by Myer r
n,ure from Hn,ehns Rent $1,000 per annun.
Of three five years 10 private family only who
afford live IN expensive house and take care OF tns
same. Servants reliable; be had II waned Apply "
HOMER MORGAN No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

CD N00 a SACRIFICE. A FARM or b2I5 ACRES,
s').OON. in Oneida county with iOnsehod Furniture.
stock AMI Farming Utensils goo team ot horses cot
cows hoas, pontyo 81 All kmds, ",9ie wsson, syt %
double harness buggy wagon, single hArncsh ssiAbs,
plough harows &c. TO bushels cats " bushcs buck wheat
~ tons hay, 81 bushels potatoes, good houss
and barn Ha'cJ fhrl emain hoai and mort
gage Tor six Apply 70 f. W. COoPE, 2t) West Nine
tccnth street.
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1O1 WEST f2D ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND It'll Avs---A
lOJ respectable Is competent TO take
child from its birth; viii assist with chamberwork
O plain sewing: best city reference
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VyTANTED-A POSITION BY A TRAVELLER OF il
w years experience the road command larcs
Southern and Western trade Addresa ROADSTER Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

DO WEST 18TH ST., BETWEEN sTI AND 9TH AVS.
eli - top floor, back roomA respectabe girl cook
washer private family; ia excellent baker city
reference. Can be for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

900 Sd Av., BETWEEN 27TH AND eSTH STs.-A RE
CCI spectacle young Protestant grl thorough cook
objections TO boarding house assiat In the washing
best city reference from last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22

A COACHMANS SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAN
"A who thoroughly understands his business Is willing
make himself generally useful; good city reference Ad
dress JOHN, box 2il Herald ohice.
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A BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, EXTRA
inas rst cis.s Jer.ey civ neishts s4ooS Also very
story house, front extension lois, highly
improved 81, 500; terms liberal.
JOHN II. PLATr, Hudson City.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR Substituted IN TIE
" town % Cambridge, Washington N.Y. ". Y, CON
tanins nhoa, Us aeres wei adapted FOR grain or graEis
every neih well waercd; story house ouhouses
ant fences; all In excellent ORDER FoI further particulars
and terms apply to ROBERT MORTON, $50 Sixth avenue,
OF twenty third street
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OQ1 EAST 18TH ST, BETWEEN 2D AND Sd AVS.
A.)%t top hoor-A respectable to do first
cooking French, English styles; would take
full charge of kitchen In hotel restaurant club hose
daya.
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VNrANTFD--A BOOKKEEPER; ONE CAPABLE OF
w taking charge of a yet of books other need ap
ply Address DRUGGIST, Herald Office, stating age refer
and salary expected.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-16
DIR, TH!0)S;; q. MOORE,
DWN1E AL SNBGNMMo .

DNN q ALL SWDGNWN0
Is happy to inform his friends on,l tho
public, that he Is up again-.-bencr aud
brighter than ever, after tho; recent con1a.
grafton. He Is prepared to perform ull
manner Of operations connected with the
Dental profession, In tho most scientific
manner. He desires particularlyto 10 call tho
attention Of persons suffering from "Cleft
Palate" He can remedy the,evil aud make
speech perfect. He has greater iacitics
TOR making and administering Nitrous
Oxide Gus, than any one clso-ip the Sta;c.
Teeth can positively, be oxtraetea without
pain, by the use Of this Gus. when admins
tered by scientific hands f''"
Persons wishing any work done will find
II TO their advantage 70 cal!..ato his Office,
over Mcssrs. Bryant. g. McGar,cr'a Bool;
Store, M"n Street, Columbia. s. q.
March II II SIN. .''F':s
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no VDNSw N..,'t.A!TWlW@o IT, !. +


VIE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
L hcnl'lI Ia Il few weeks, by very sisr-
pic remedy, after having suffered several
ycnrs with u severe Inng affection, and tina
drcad disease, ',snmp;ion--ls anxious To-
make known to his fellow sufferers, the
mIcnIs Of cure. IVY -"
F0 all "ho desire il. nc will send n conv
of tho prescription Wscd free of charnci
with the directions for preparing and using
thc same. whirh they will fluid n sure cure
fnr Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc.
Tho ohjrct Of the Advertiser In sending tho
prescription is 10 hrnrit the afflicted, and
spread inform ton which lo concelYes 10 bs
Invaluable; nnd he hopes every sufferer will
Try bis remedy. as 1t will cost them nothing.
and may prov" u blessing.
Parties Wishing the Prescription, Wilt
please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ny.
Juno 2 81 ly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-16

Dr. w. B., McKrllar takes great pleasure
returning his u nnks to the public for
their kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO him, und would sny TO the pnb.
lie generally, that he feels determined. to
renew his efforts in the future to do his
work cheaper aud better thnn he ever did
His nephew, Henry McKellhr. has just com.
menccd the study OF Dentistry, and will
fill aud extract teeth free Of ch"rgc, for the
next three mouths; also insert teeth at O
very reduced price.
Notice what the Dental Vulcanite Com
pany Gays:
Notice is hereby given, that Dr.. w. B.
MrKcltar, OF Newherry County, Soutl, Car
olina, is our only Liccnsee for the us" of
Rubber ns hnse for artificial Dentures, in
Newhcrrv County. All persons are hereby
cautioned against purchasing Rubber Dental
pmtcs Of any parties NOT Licensed Of this
Company, as by so doing they render them.
selves equally liable TO prosecution Tor in.
iringemrnt. reward will be paid for IN.
formation that will lead to tho conviction OF
any parties Of unlawful use Of orr Patents.
JOSIAH BACON,
Treas. Goodyear Dcntr Vnlcanite 90.
Boston, June LIT, 1860. 3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-16
CHEAP GOODS.

Such as Bacon Sides, Extra
Family Flour, Molasscs, Cider Vim
egar, and Kerosene Oil. Mack.
ere), Sardincs, Oysters, Sugar,
Cotfco, Salt, Rice, Tobacco and So,
gars, Soda, Starch, Candy, Rnisins,
Soda Crackers, Bar Soap, Candles,
Combs and Brushes, Pocket Knives,
Scissors, Needles, Pins, &C., Hoop.
Skirts for ladies and Misses, CAL
ico for quilt purposes, also other
Prints, Pocket I1andkcrchicE,
Shoes and Hats, Powder Shot and
Gun Caps, and many other articles
which will be sold cheap for cash.
Tho public arc respectfully in
vltod to call and be satisfied.
JOHN J. AMICK.
Juno 2 81 1mo.
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Shaving, ,Champooing, &c.

Louis Butler, barber, hair dresser, &C.. re.
spcctfuly begs leave to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Ncwberry, that ho is sup
piled with all necessary appliances 10 prac-
tico the Art Tonsor!al satisfactorily to all.
Ladies wishing their hair champooed, &c,
will bo waitcd npon At their homes. He
announces TO tho gcntlcmcn that lie has
fitted up shower bath and plunge bath.
Shop rear Of Ec%berry Hotel.
June 8 % So '.+