ocr: Female College, At Louisburg, Franklin Co.N.C. S& THE next session of this Institution will commence on the 28th of July and end on the 22ud of December following. TERMS. Board per month, $9.00 Washing, 1.00 Fuel and Lights, 1.00 Tuition in Primary Department, 10.00 Academic 15,00 " Collegiate " 20.00 Music and the ornamental branches will be taught at the usual rate3. The Faculty consist of a full corps of expe rienced and competent Teachers... For Circulars containing all necessary in formation address . '-' J P. Nelson, President; Louisburg, June 10th, 1858.


The southerner. [volume]

ocr: White, Davis & Uardce, GENERAL Commission Merchants, And Dealers in Guano, W. H. HARDEE,

place_of_publication: Tarboro', Edgecombe Co., (N.C.)

publisher: Geo. Howard, Jr.


ocr: t For Sale. THE subscriber wishing to remove dinerent Liocaiiou, uers tw Jn the Toivn of Tarboro v-ery part of the premises is ia. good Credit will "be give to sua it parcha- Application aaay besade to the sub -iber or to Cel. David Williams. ) FRANCIS M. GARliETT. Dec. 16th, 1857, . l6jj'K h n W W j - If HI AQ 1 wJM y si fci a r-i


ocr: SALT. i5uuw uvouijuo lurea uwuu w.v in bags, for sale by John Myers $ Son 22 Feby, 1S58. WTashingtn, N. C. Earie Bar JUST OPENED at the corner of Granville and Main Streets, where will be found a great variety of Choice Liquors, etc. Champagne Porter aud Ale, French Brandy, dark and Pale, WhiskeyIrish, Scotch, Rye, Bour bon, and Old Nectar, WinesMadeira, Sherry, Port and .Malaga, Holland Gin, Jamaica Hum, Fine segars, Tobaoco, &3. The. Publia may res assured that I will keep an orderly nd quiet house. V S 8 UICKS. TawboroV Fein 25, 1S58. , ,


ocr: SALT. i5uuw uvouijuo lurea uwuu w.v in bags, for sale by John Myers $ Son 22 Feby, 1S58. WTashingtn, N. C.


ocr: Accordeons, REPAIRED and put in firt rate or der at T M. GlP. 9 Main Street. ;


ocr: Commercial Bank OF WILMINGTON.. A DIVIDEND of rive per cent, on the Capital Stock of this Bank, will be. paid tw Stockholders on and after Mon a..v tv.a intK ;n0f.,f By order of the Board, T Savage, Cash'r. August 5th, 1958.


ocr: ss&aaiBD. In Marianna, Florida, on the 29th ult, Mr. Joseph L Dieken, of this place, to Miss Caroline A. Bush, third ; daughter of Thos. M. Bush, Esq !


ocr: Hardware, Crockery, ! Which thy are f- - . to I Patronage cxteuueu 10 v,ousisuug oi nnm, women .Iran ) OA i r p UIO". t- Ul til rvia . the cro-3 of Corn 1,1.1 tolli- Gin, &c, &c. ' S'K The above property win be tfj Credit of six month r 1 ui i nn, I ten dollars: moW tlw 5 Ttil ' -"tv amount cash Henry Murdctmi IV, November 1, 1858. ' Land for Sale. THE nhsoriW " -J l 10 lil U lr Lfl nry, I uuului u aie lueir Iractof Laajl Situated in Halifax ftw On Beach Sivamn nUnt oi. ;i oi -Cinueid. i his Tract contains About 450 J9erest "uuut ujaicriai ior ltBproviif an 1 IS ill fl tl P 1 ffl KrtrK nr, 1 nn... l f I uv.Iw.a uu.cu ior niki rahty and refinempnt. One ofthcsnKI scribers, Mr. J. S. Whitaker, will M great pleasure in showing the "Lint any one wishiug to examine. If sold by the 1st December, it will id withdrawn from market. J. S Whitahcr, Vary Whitnktr. Halifax, Nov. 1st, 1858. Land and Negroes FOR SALE. I OFFER FOR SALE thePUnfc tion on which I now live, consisting of I 651 Acres Valuable Land and 1 2 or I I liiLcIv IVcgim The Land and Negroes maj be found In Nash County, ; Directly on the County lload leading from Eufield to Rocky Mount, 2 mils nor,h of InS s mil1;3 mi?cs from Battfc boro. II. A. Taijh. 5th Nov. 1858. NEW FIRM! New Goods!! OFFER to their Friends and the Public generally, a very CI1KAP CHOICE selection of Fall and Winter Goods, vh: Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots aud Shoes, Wooil ware. Tin ware, &c. &c. determined ti sell a unusual low rates. An exatmnanuu r thcir stock and prices is earnestly soli cited. MACK AIR & KRO. Hurjh Macnair, Tawboro, Colin Macnair. Oct. 1, The Subscriber, TENDERS his sincere thanks to hi i FviAnils itnfl Mia tMirill TliT the I1W1 since W . 1 Vym commencement in business au r to receive a.contiuuaucc or iaui in the New Firm. , Hvgh MaenP Tawboro', Oct. 1, lSo . frwl In UV


ocr: Mr. & Mrs. Owen's SCEIOOL. f THE present Session will close with a Public Examination on the 25th and 26th inst: - And a- new Session will b4 gin ou Wednesday, the' 3rd f Jiinej j Tnwboro, ny 20, 185$ s T 1


ocr: DM! GOODS. Spring, 1838. Stevenson, Weddell & Co., Wholesale Jobbers, in French, Scotch and American FAS 11 1 C S ! Have now iu Store a ramnlotA r-.riwn HSUIl meat of New and ,rr Seasonable Goodx, ?x For tbe Spring and Summer TradeV J tSpecial attention is rolicited from tbe North Carolina and Virginia Mer chants. '," .-;,r. -y John Stevenson, Jitmes Weddell, Nos. 73 and SO Sycamore Street, rttcrsburg, Ya.


ocr: assr 3 3 t?l a t. ea ss ZJ few House and Lot FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers for sale the House and '.Lot, formerly owned bv James Weddell, on the corner of Main and Church streets, In the Town of Taicboro Said lot is at present occupied by Mrs. Nancy Hunter. Terms will be made reasonable and accommodating. R. R. Bridgets March 6, 1858. Beautiful FOU SALE THE Subscriber : havingf sold bis town residence, offers for sale, at Very reduced priees his - Household Furniture 1 The articles are all nearly sew and a desirable character,, and will be at a great sacrifice, " ; - . F. M. Garrett. March 13. 1858. : : Hobewtnck9 worm Syrup. Jlarrison's periUltic:(iron) Loxeces, Keanady a Medical DiscaTtry, 4 PaUth ia lump am 4 ta k: ; V I limit TLorzrd mm


ocr: Just Received, A Fresi .Supply of MEXICAN Vlustana; Liniment. ALSO, Life Pills a nd Phenix s Bitters. AND Carter's Spa nifth Mixture. For sale by , " ' GeoJ Howard. For Sale; STASLEB'S Superior Schiedam Schnapps, t3ARTER?S PAISH'MIXTURE'


ocr: ABTEB5S Spanish Mixture, r - GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.- Th. Rflit.ft nf H,a P!MimAn.i r.,vi:.. .. i 1 ' i nf Dm '24 cnvt.of rWa. J.:,l. I luiAiuie no quiicii meuicme Thev had a man in their was afflicted with violent Mercurial Rheu matism, who was continually complaining of in his back, limbs and ioints; hia eyes had become feverish and mattery, a?ck swollen, throat sore, and all the symptoms of rheumatism, combined with Scrofula. Two bottles of Carter's Spanish Mixtura cured him, and in an - editorial notice as above, they bear testimony to its wonderful good effects, and say their only regret is, that all suffering with diseases of the blood are not aware of of the existence of such a medicine. They cheerfully recommend it. See their certificate, and notice in full arot -ad the bottle. For sale by Geo. -Ihieard .


ocr: Application WILL -BE MADE to the next Geucral Assembly to incorporate the ;CocoTy n Swamp Caualing Compa ny", of E Igecombe couuty. Oct. 'lb, 158. Application WILL 15 hi MADE to the next General Assembly, to prevent obstruc tions being placed in Switt Creek. Oct.. 25. 18j8.


ocr: Office Wil & WcL R.R.Co n im,ngi,ou, .oiu uccm er, Koon. iur, annual iMJiniwu 01 ine .11... f tr-i.. . I 01 i Wejdari Rail Road Company, will be held in this place on Thursday the 1 uu uaj vi ..veiauer ncxr. oy nmer. Jamrs S Green, Secretary. Oct. 18ih, 1858. .


ocr: - . -- -M A 1) TliTi ' wiaj;, "uu.y, i lew aiys since, at ' res.uence oi ioe unrje s satber, by tbe Llcv i cter L. limes, Mr. Frank rarrott. ot L-c-u ir, to Mi.s Paftie May. lu Pitt couuty, a few days since, at the remdence of the bride's mother, by ; x eu-r r,. nines, .Mr rarrott i u.ii..i. I : A . . . , : "aiuJ Ui u'r to .U1SS A'taie lur- nagn.


ocr: ' Spring and Summer Stock of Boots,1 Shoes, ! Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &c. G. I. Brocket! fc Co. HAYE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boots, Shoes, Huts, Caps, &c. And will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon beiug suited both in price and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1S58. miY GOODS Spring, 1858. Stevenson, Weddell & Co,, Wholesale Jobbers, in French, Scotch and American FABBiGS! Have now in Store a complete assort ment of New and Seasonable Goods, For the Spring and Summer Trade. 8ySpecial attention is ?olieited from the North Carolina and Virginia Mer chants John Stevenson, Nos. 73 and 30 Jomex Wed del t, Sycamore Street, ' j


ocr: a large Quarto containing TWENTY PA GES, or SIXTY COLUMNS, of cntertain ling matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUS- Wm. II. Crow, Petersburg, Va. SaS A lrize Tor Everybody! WHO SUBSCniBKS FOR THK NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS. A BEAUTIFULLY IL.L.USTKATED FAMILY mWSVAVEK. THE NEW YOUK WEEKLY PRESS is Lnr. f h, host nnr of the d.-iv TUATED every week. A GIFT WOIVL'H FKOM 50 CENTS TO $1000 00 WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY". TERMS IN ADVANCE. One copy for one rear, aid 1 gift, $2 00 Three copies one year, and 3 gifts, 5 00 Five copies one year, and o gifts, 8 00 Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts, 15 00 Tweuty-one cop's o;ie year, &21 gifts, 30 00 The articles to be distributed arc com prised in the following list : 1 U. S. Treasury Note, $1000 00 2 do. do. do. 5 do. do. do. 10 do. do do. 10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches, 20 Gold Watches, 50 do. 100 ' do. 300 Ladies Jold Watches, 200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches, 500 00, each. 200 00, 100 00. each. 100 00, each. 75 00, each. 60 00, each 50 oo, each. 35 00, each 30 00, each. 500 Silver Watches, $15 00 to 25 00, each 1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, $10 00 to 30 00, each 1000 Gold Pens and Pen cils, $5 00 to 15 00, each finlH T.nr1Ata Bracelets. Broches, Ear Drops, Breast Tins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve But tons, Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of other articles, worth from 50 cents to $15 00 each. On receipt of the subscription money the tubscriber's name will be entered up on our books and the gift forwarded with in one week to him, by mail, or express post paid. J6AU communications must be addres sed to DANIEL ADEE, Publisher, 211 Centre street, New York.


ocr: To all whom it may Concern: THE undersigned having recently made discovery of A rtiiicy for Piles, Offers his services to the citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties. He charges 5 No" aire, no Pay. If it should, retard, he will cure' for nothing. He has not yet' failed ib'a iungi.e case though ' some have been cases of long standing, and very'painfub His ad dress is Rocky Mount; Edgecombe county, N, C. . D.P. S. Hicks. AFil2V18&. f


ocr: Spring and Summer . Stock a. Boots, Jihoci Hfiig, Caps, Tvmk, Vali Bonnet Boxes, fa. G. J. Brocket t Co. HAVE rcccivedVhci'r Spring mer stock of Boots, Sfioes; Fiats, Caps, : And will l)epleascd to wait ofr airV may wanton riy article in their line. . Thcir'stock is complete and all mJy rely upon being "suited both in and quality. .. Tawboro', N. C. ApriU7th, m.


ocr: mim b !S JL 5 3 f Iu this county, on Wednesday even- ing, 27th ult., b David Cobb, Esq., Mr. Eli Warren to Miss Margaret A Little, daughter of John Little, dee'd. At the bride's father s, on Tuesday, the 12th of January, by the Rev, Joel B- Tucker, of the M E. Church, Dr .1:1 tllPU 1- "R-rt-lr .. n,i VTtr. T."..;,. HuthJa -j, of


ocr: ! Aeeordeons, REPAIRED and put in first rate or der at T. M. Cook's. I Main Street,


ocr: r T x I UttlDGERS, G. W. W HITFIELD. T, . , vndgers & Whitfield, Attorneys at Law, Office hours, 9 till 3 o'clock. Tawboro', Jan. 1858.


ocr: DIED, In this town, on Monday last, after a ' niror nr nnca nF AAno - ..1 about 35 vcar Mr Jlinnette of Mr. Robert H. Austin and Slighter of Mr. William Jeffreys, Franklin county. She has left a devo ted husband, three children, and circle of relatives and friends to her loss. 10 n,,s county, on J ucsday last, Mrs. MiMbetb Mailing, aged 4! years.


ocr: In this town, on Wednesday evening last, by Rev. T. R. Owen, Mr. Tlumas V a.. -a. i r i i .uenegan, uaugn " ,ir uu,m;a


ocr: DIED, In Pitt county, on the of Cholera Morbus. M- 10th instant. Jc se li un his yga. He ; u. or.,1, 0.. e llVVf lit IK V m U 1 1 J lUlf -J w:i, - strU.t Illf!inbr of thn I)imn1,. Church. At K:1lkl.id. Pitt rn.intv. nn thSr.1 ult. Mr. James L. Cobb, Postmaster at that place. - j t


ocr: Religious Notice. The Kchukee Baptist Association will convene with the church at Law rence's meeting, house, " . Edjfccorube county, commencing on . Saturday be fore the 1st Sundaj' in October The Coutcntnea Baptist Association will convene with the church at Union iu. h., Kdg' combe county, commencing on Friday before the 2ud Sabbath in October.


ocr: 1858. 1858. Spring and Summer Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cajis, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &c. O. L. BB'iJcIirtt & Co. HATE received their Spring and Sum" mer stock of Boots, Shoe?,- flats, Caps,8f?. And will be pleaded to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their st ick is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in price aid quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1858. J L. Bridgers, G. Vr. Whitfield. Bridgers & Whitfield, Attorneys at Law, Office hours, 9 till 3 o'clock. Tawboro', Jan. 1858. i 9 iifeS Land and Buildings POU SALE. THE undersigned, wishing to remove South, offers for sale his most valuable tract of land, house, out buildings, &c, situated iu the Western part of Nash County, Acd lying on the Frarklin County lino cqui-distant from Nashville and Louisburg. The tract consists of 33:-1-3 acres, and is pronounced by best judges as the most valuable tract of land iu this section. An 'energetic farmer would amass, a fortune fr cm t directly. The timber has as yet been cut from only eighty acres of it. The BUILDINGS are all newwell constructed, and supplied with all ne cessary appliances of comfort, and loca ted in a very beautiful, large Oak Grove. The water is pure and the, neighbor hood agreeable and intelligent. I will , talce pleasure in exhibiting this prop erty to any who may desire to examine n at any time. As 1 intend to make linmea iaie &ate, me "nrst coin " .:ii Will be "first served " J. J. B. Vide. Castalia, Nash Co., N. C. March 28, 1858. Fillibnster. - ATl 7 trms Juerea. mi


ocr: Fillibnster. - ATl 7 trms Juerea. THIS fine Jack, formerly. owned by Mr Robert King, having beeu purcha sed by the undersigned, will stand the season of three months at W m AS & Bat tle's farm near Roeky Mount- at Pa nola, neiTr Tawboro' and at Strabane, (Sessums' Bridge ) He will be let to mares at Eight Dollars the singledcap, Ti n Dollars the season, and 812' 50 the insurance; with 50 cents to the Groom in every instance. March, 1858. William S. Battle, Jno S. Dancy. - 11. Ii.


ocr: TI1E Co partnership heretofore -J"Ur .he stjle of OUrr, & Co. to dJ dissolved by mutual consent. V firm will con.iuueJ under the eand style ot UDerry a Thomas Oberry. iaine Green Obcrry. Tarboro', Sept. 10, 1856. V R The undersigned, thankful tor l,,t favors from their menus, Uice to them toi J , f1(ir business at the same place, u e iecp going all the time L .i ,.n,wo nf !?riU( a steam M ill m m 9 e rnAna corn. We or tue F-r - w , - cart, and the purpose ui 5" o We will also Wei making business. Li-p blinds and wiudo udow sash at lue Mill. We also still carry on our Home BuiWny business. )ur friends or the public who. desire y0rkin our line, will oblige us by giv- r us a call. WJf 3rr...rtmV Sent. 1G. 1856. W0TSCE.


ocr: ri?E.1858. . TRADE wsbbsii & has?. 'BXVB in store and are daily receiving I Their AM Winter Mock oj 'foreign and American Fancy A Staple DRY GOODS, IbechwpertwJ most extensive the, I have ever offered. Zwfe I . on.l m (clame Ilobes of . i.cf Btvlcs: nlam menno: plain, .,i etnnftd in. delaines and cash- .. Valpntia. Victoria and Scotch 9 CidV- black and colored Silks; Pop W, Oiughatns, real Scotch do.; French, ine ;K..r.sh & American v,anciH.-, lar.'e assortment ot Lauies ciouks. ntKs shawls, scarfs, ic, embracing al the newest styles. Embroideries. Lace, Pique aod French and cam French and Scotch embroi- Idcred collars, sleeves, haudkfs; lloni- tou, Maltese, poiuf, lace and pique col lars; diinitybands, flouncings, laces, odgiugs inscrtings, &c. &c. lllack and colored cloths, cassi meres, tweeds, satioetts, kerseys, linscys; red, white and Canton flannels; colored, printed and plaid ditto; brown and bleached sheetings and shirtings; dam ask, diaper, toweling; linen cambric and lawn haodkfs.; sheeting, shirting and rillow linen: shirts, fronts and collars; nlain. sfriDcd and plaid swiss, jaconet, cambric, French and Nainsook muslins; Ladies and Gents under garments, rib bons, gloves, hosiery, umbrellas, &c. Bed, travelling aud negro blankets. Heady made Clothing. Men's, women's. inisscs and children's 9 ' gaiters, boots and shoes, hats, caps, bun- oets, &c. &c. Farming Implements. China, elass. eroekerv ware, crroce- ries, kc. &c, with every other aiticb in our line, all of which we oiler at such very low prices that they canuot fail to please Examine the stock before you buy. WEDDELL fc HART. Tawboro', SepM16158.- " .4:- fllE Co-partnership heretofore fix ing under the style of Oberry & Co this da) dissolved by mutual 1858


ocr: Fillibuster. Terms Altered. THI3 fine Jack, formerly owned by Mr. Ilobert King, having been purcha sed by the undersigned, will stand tha season of three months at Win. 3. Bat tle's farm near Rocky Mount at Pa nola, near Tawboro' and at Strabane, (Sessums' Bridge) He will be let to mares at Eight Dollars the sihgle leap, Ten Dollars the season, and $12 60 the insurance; with 60 cents to the j Groom in every instance. March, 1858. William S. Battle, . Tno S. Dansy, ' R. II. Brhhjrri.


ocr: 1858. Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps', Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &c. , L. BrockHI & Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boots, Shoes, flats, Caps,$c, And will be pleased to wait on all who miy want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in price ud quality. Tawboro', N G. April 17th; 1858. J L. Brjdgers, G. W. Whitfiild, Bridgers db JV7iifJield, Attorneys at Law, Office hours, 9 till 3 o'tloalc. Tawboro', Jan. 1858. 1858; Spritigjaiid Summer


ocr: New & Fashionable n JUST RECEIVED, By Jfames VHehegan. CALL and examine have your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See ! GMS SUBSCRIBES Having just returned from Ntw York, with his F.ill and Winter Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres 8? Vestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. Ho chal lenges any and all to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. He permits no "Lad job" to leave his establishment. He asks a fair compensation aud does justice to his work. His Trimminys, efce. are all of the best quality no imitations Rtady-made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, ItnrfkerchifJs, Gloves, $c fyc. Always on hand. flscTOrleri promptly Oiled. liub't D. Johnston. Wilson, Sept 21, 1858. 39 "Distributionists."


ocr: died,; In Marianna, - Florida, on the 4th Mr. Francis R. Elv. one of trio most wealty, prominent and uspfnl iH. I -. - , -- - zens of that place. : He was a native of tuis State.


ocr: J. L. Bridgers,' G. VV'. Whitfieltd. Bridgers & Whitfield, : : Attorneys at Law, . -Office, hours,!) till 3 o'clock. " Tawboro', Jan. 1858. . - North Carolina Almanacs, ;: . For I8a8;'- : To? afc by ' mto'.TLmseri. "V


ocr: In this town, ou Wednesday evening asf by Rev. Jns. Blount Cheshire, Mr. Whitmel P. Llovd to Miss Hattie E- Howard, daughter- of Mr. George Howard. At Sp"Bg, Elgecombe,. on Thursday morning, the 14th, by the Rev. Jos. Blount Chcshir, of the Epis- conal church. Mr. William F. Danev an( M'ss Mary Eliza daughter of the late James S, Battled Standard aud Register (Rileigh) Corn. 1 Scotland Neck. on. the 7th icst. by the .'Rev. Jos. Blount Cheshire, Mr. Hcshborn Bishop to Miss Mary Whitehead. At Jackson, Ten , at the residence the bride father, on the 10th ult., tBe AVJV- Aaron j ones, M, D., of Hamilton, N. C, to M Hattie D. May, daughter of TXT ' At - 11 1 m. . v . jiay, jsq , iormeriy ot Jfitt coun ty, N. C. .


ocr: Edw. Zoeller & Co. HOUSE,. SI8N, Of nnmental 6? Fresco Painters, , Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties are urgently solicited to give hem a trial. A 11 work entrusted to hem will be executed with fidelity and despatch. 1 - All orders left at the Shop, or at R. Assizers, will be atteuded to immc diately. Tarbnro, Dec. 4, ,1857.


ocr: To all wham it may Concern. THE undersigned having recently made discovery of A remedy for Plies, Offers his services to the citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties. He changes $5 No cure, no Pay. . If it should return, he will cure for nothing. He has not yet failed in a Mingle case, though some have been cases of long standing, aud very painful. His ad dress is Rocky Mount, Edgecombe county, N. C D. P. S. Hicks. April 20, 1858.


ocr: I'witr, Own $ Co.,'s General J (weeper Adcei ytmj House, Apateion Building,) 845 346 Jlroadveay, A T j TO PUBG LASERS ' CABINET FUHMITUHE. ' Fro ii 20 to 30 per cent. SavJ. See advertisement of FOSTER & LEE, 35 Howerjr In the principal Ne MING TON, RALEIG BERN, FAYETTE VILLE, &c. Egg Catalogues containing List of Prices, u'ill be sent free of postage on f, New York, I ewspapers of WIL i LEIGH, NEW- J


ocr: .P. Gregg, D. D. S. IS in Tarboro', and ready to perform Dental operations for those who may wish to.patronise him. Nov. 16, 1857.


ocr: In Wilson county, on the 25th ult., by W. W. Batts, Esq., Mr. Widiam 11. Edwards to Miss Mary Jane, youug est daughter of Mr. James B. Wood ard.


ocr: Fresh Goods. NEW Family Butter, Soda Crackers, Cider Vinegar, Spitzenlmrg aud Russet Apple, Cocoa Nuts, Raisi ns, Almonds, Prunes and Datrs-for sale by ; ! T. Mo$khs 4 Bowdiuk Feb. I6tb,185a, " -


ocr: 1858, Spring' and' Summer .. Stock of Boots, Siloes Hats, Caps, Trunks, ValisQs Bonnet Boxes, dtc. O. Li. Brockctt fc Co. . HAYE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boots, Shoes, Flats, Caps, 4c And will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock, is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in price aud quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1858. ' Wm. H. Johnston, A ttorney at Laiv, - TAWBORO', N.C. 1858. '


ocr: Beautiful Furniture FOR SALE. THE Subscriber having sold hii town residenoe, offers for sale, at very reduced prices his Household Furniture. The articles are all nearly new and of a desirable character, and will be sold at a great sacrifice, F. M. Garrett. March 13. 18G8.


ocr: ! 1858. -1858. Spring and Summer Stock of Boots, Shoes,- Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &c. O. A. ESrocht tl it Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, And will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in price and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1858. DRY GOOD Spring, f S5S. Stevenson, Weddell & Co., Wholesale Jobbers, in French, Scotch and American FAB HI 031 now in Store a complete assort niunt of New and Seasonable Goads, Have Fr the Spring and Summer Trade. SiT'Special attention is solicited from the North Carolina and Virginia Mer chants John S' reason, N s 73 and 30 J'lmrx Ihr'fiY, v Sycamore Mm. If. Crow, ) Petersburg, Va. v . lift iA' F.vrrybojiy !


ocr: ff it n - KUSClI iV KrOllier, GENERAL Commission and Forwarding ... AViliiiiiiton, i. C. H P RUSF.LL. J. B . RUSSELL Liberal Cash advances made on con- rn,. . . nr ur i ' . . i ... t . i i. i os. . nngiir, -uauK uapc lear, EdwJ. P. Hall, " 'Braue'.i Ban C State, ' Wilmington. NornV-ot. signments of Cotton, Naval Stores, aud other Produce for sale. Refer to Jno. McKae, Prest.' B ink Wilmington. . , i O. Cr. I arsh'y, Commrreial Bank,


ocr: DIED, At Oak Grove, in Wake county, on the 21st inst., after an illness of eieht days, Mr J. M. Ferral, aged about 38 years. The deceased was an industri ous, enterprising and worthy man kind to his friends and neighbors, and honest and upright io all his His untimely death has occasioned deep sorrow among many friends and rela tives. X ,


ocr: Commercial Bank OF WILMINGTON. A DIVIDEND of Five per cent, on the Capital Stock of this Bar.k, will be paid to Stockholders on and after Mou day, the 1 (5th instant. By order of the Board, T. Savage, Cash'r. August 5th, 1S58.


ocr: 1853. .1858. Sprihg and Summer Stock of Boots, Shoes, flats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &c. O. L. Brocket! & Co. HAYE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Pools, Shoes, Hats, Caps, $c. And will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in price and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 158. BUY GOODS. Spring, 1S58. Stevenson, Weddell & Co., Wholesale Jobbers, in French, Scotch and American Have now in Store a complete assort ment of New and Seasonable Goods For the Spring and Summer Trade. fissSpeeial attention is solicited ' the North Curoliua and Mer


ocr: Female College; At Louisburg, Franklin Co. N. C THE next session of this Institution will commence on the 28th of July and end on the 22nd of December following. TERMS. Board per month, . $9.00 Washing, - 1.00 Fuel and Lights, 1.00 Tuition in Primary Department, 10.00 . " Academic - 15,00 " Collegiate . - 20.00 Music and-the ornamental branches will be taught at the usual rates. The Faculty consist of a full corps of expe rienced and competent Teachers: For Circulars containing all necessary in formation address ; J. P. Nelson, President. Louisburg, June 10th,1858.


ocr: Wm. H. Johnston, Attorney at Lav), TAWBORO K Female College, Franklin Ctsitnfy, N. U. THIS Spring session of this Institu tion will commence on the 1st Wednes day of January next, under the charge of Ja. P. Nclsoo, President, assisted ii the various Departments by Prbf. J. L Kern, Mrs. Emma Taylor, Miss Mary W. Patterson, Miss Kate Epply, Miss S. A. uiars. The Boarding Department will be under tho care of Dr. VVm. G. Hioroas and Lady. For circulars giving full information, address the President or the subscriber. By order of Directory. WmF.Gretn Pee. 18th. 1857. see.


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ocr: is&S. 1858. Spring and Summer Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Tntnks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &e. O. I. Brocket! & Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum rner stock of Boots, Shoes, Huts, Cops, $c. And will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in price and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1S58. BUY GOODS. 'Spring. 1838. Stevenson, Weddctt & Co., Wholesale Jobbers, in French, Scotch and American FABRIC SI Have now in Store a eomplote assort ment of New and Seusanable Goods, Frr the Spring and Summer Trade. CsSpecial attention is solicited from the North Carolina and Virginia Mer chants Jjun Sf renson, ) N s 73 and SO Sycamore Strec t, W'm. II. Crow, ) Petersburg, Va. I . .. r . .vivib .


ocr: Bricklaying and Plastering. THE underpinned having enterca in- to a Coparuership for the purpose ol carrying oh the business of Bricklaying and Plastering, In all its vari us branches, tender their services to the citizens of Edgecombe and the adjoining counties. The best cf references given in the counties Wj yne, Wilson, Greene & Elgecombe. Oliver Davis. Charles Fooe. Davis $ Foose. Tawboro, April I, 1858.


ocr: iii - - - - -- - ii mw r- Bank of Wilmington 1 - THIS BANK hastieclared a Divi dend of Four per cent, payable on the 10th instant. S. Jtuett, Cash'r. Dec. 1, 1858. 3 Last Notice. ALL PERSONS indebted to the Es tate of the late Patrick McDowell. dec'J, Are hereby notified that unless they pay up before the 1st of January next, their papers will be placed in the hands of an Officer for collection, as the es tate must be settled. Elisha Cromwell E. C. McDowell Nov. 25, 1858. Ad m s. Pocket Book found. IN the early part of July last, ?. per son attached to Bailey & Cd.'s came into my Store, and previous to departure said he had lost his Book. 1 have recently round onecon taining a bill of sale for mules, and show fixtures from Henry Lacy O. B- Lacy, aud some money, tr V.plnnr to the above individual. . O person to whom sail Pocket Book be longs, can have the same by iudentify n it, aud paying f'i this advertise merit. AT. Mathcwsan. Oct 1858,


ocr: MB Co-partnership heretofore ex Hin under the style of Oberry & Co.. 1:11 . mutual consent. MnWi uis'" "J - . Tl,e Brin will b3 continued urn Th ' 1 stvlc of Oberry & Bro. continued under the Damt Thomas Oberry, Green Oberry. Tarboro', Sept. 1G, 185G. V B The uudersigned, thankful for t favors from their friends, will give Sfce to thctn that they still carry on tbeir business at the same place. e L ..ung all the time a steam Mill the purpose of grinding corn. We a!o carry on the waggon, cart, and Wbr-cl making business. We w.ll also make blinds and window- sash at the Ml. We also still carry on our House Buildhuj business. Our friends or the public who desire work in our line, will oblige us by giv- us a call. Oberry & Co. TarboroV, ScptMSMJ. W0TJGE. TUR Copartnership heretofore exist- in between Palamouutain & Stewart is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the Firm will be settled by T. J. Stewart. Pdamountain & Stewart. Tarboro', Nov. 1, 1856.


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ocr: OXFORD Female College. THE FOURTEENTH SESSION will I commence on the First Monday in January, 1858. The Teachers employed are of the first order of ability. The course of in- ' struction is unusually thorough and exten ! eive. EXPENSES. Tuition in Elementary Branches, $15 College Classes, 20 Music, 20 Drawing, 10 Painting, 20 : Embroidery. 5 Board and Washing, per Month, 10 No extra charges will be made. For particulars apply to J. H. MILLS. Nov. i, 1857. Oxford, N. C. UNION HILL ill ale Academy, Nash Count?, N. C, f TIIK third Session of this Institu- tion will open on the second Monday I in January next. Its healthy location, C miles from the Wilmington and don Kail Road, 8 from Hilliardston, and 10 from Rocky Mrunt, aud its ex emption from temptations to extrava gance, and remoteness from any town or village, certainly entitle Union Hill Academy I in a place among the first Schools. Board may be obtained good families for $7,0 per Tuition, according to studies, from to $15 per Session, of five months; inci dental expenses 50 cents. No deduc tion will be made except iu cases protracted sickness. Letters of inqui ry should be directed to Edgecombe Oouuty, N. C, to the Trus tees or to, D. A. T. RICKS, Secy. Dec. 5, 1857.


ocr: Ltimber for Sale. THE subscriber offers for sale at the Mill located on John A. Vines's land, first qualify Lumber at $1,50 per hundred feet second quality, $1,25 per hundred third quality, $1,00 per hundred RoughT edge, 60 Cents per hundred. I have a Wagon andJlam, Any person that wants Lumber hauled,, can get it by applying to, ine for 5 Cente per mile on the hundred feet. All personi who buy Lumber at the Mill, are requested to make returns to me at tke end of the year, as I shall want to know how ntuch has beea, sold; . - v JOHN HEARN, April 28, 1S57.-- - , '


ocr: D. P. Gregg, D. D. S. IS in Tarboro'. and ready to perform Dental oDerations for those who may wish A " to patronise him. Nov. 16, 1857. I !


ocr: OLD Government Java, Lagttija, and Rio Coffee, for sale by . , K . . . XT. M. Martin, Bf9. Co. July 18, 1857, -f r 1 illllUU


ocr: New & Fashionable GOODS, JUST RECEIVED, By James llehcgan. 5? CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Good Cheap for Cash. TawWo-, Sept. .3, 1858. Call and See! Having just returned from New York with his Fall and Winter Stock of Cloths, Casbimeres 8? Vestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal lenges auy and all. to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. He permits no "lad ioU to leave his establishment. He asks a fair compensation and does justice to his work. His Tnmmings, &c. are all ot tne best quality no imitations Ready-made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, Handkerchitjs, Gloves, c c. Always on hand. . . jpgr"Orders promptly filled.


ocr: Masonic Notice. 2 THE FUNERAL of our deceased ! I 1 brother, William E. Lane, win ve preached by the Rev. Thomas G. Lowe, at, the residence of Mrs. S. N. Lane, one mile from Enfield, on the third Sunday in Decembtr proximo. Mem bers of the adjacent Lodges are respect fully solicited to attend. Jiy order ot the Lodge, J. R. MASON, Secretary. Enfield Lodge No. 88. December 1, 1858.


ocr: will bf promptly attended to. Aug. 1858. D. P. Gregg, D. D. $ Is in Tawboro1, And ready to Perform Dental Operations, For those who mny wish to patronise tun November 17, 1858. James M.Earl9M.D. Hickory Fork, Land for Sale. I WISH TO SELL the phce at whioh I now reside, situated near Enfield, Halifax County. The Tract of Land contains Seven Il iiidrcd eres9 Two bundled and twenty of which arc cleared and under fence. There is a plentiful supply of Marl on the preinies. The Dwelling House and out houses are in good repair. I will take pleasure in showing the Laud to any one wishing to purchase J no. fl. Whitaker. Enfield, N. O. Ag. 30th, 1858. Land and Buildings FOU SALE. THE undersigned, wishing to remove South, offers for sale his most valuable tract of land, house, out buildings, &c., situated in the Western part of Nash County, And lying on the Franklin County line equi-ditant from Nashville and Louisburg. The tract consists of 133-1-3 acres, and is pronounced by best judges a3 the most valuable tract of land in . this section. An energetic farmer would amass a fortune from it directly. The timber has as yet been cut from only eighty acre of it. - The BUILDINGS are all new well constructed, aud supplied with all ne cessary appliances of comfort, and loca ted in a very beautiful, large Oak Grove. The water is pure and the neih'3M hood agreeable and intelligent. 1 will take pleasure in exhibiting this prop erty to any who may desire to examine it at any time. As I intend to make hnmciiiaie Sale, the "first come" will be "first served " J. J. B. Vide. ' Ca'alia,Nash Co , N. O. IS IM lrl


ocr: To all whom it may Concern, THE undersigned having recently made discovery of A remedy. for. Pile. Offers his services to the citizens of ISdgecoiube and adjoining counties. He charges 5 No cure, no Pay. If it should return, he will cure for nothing, lie hasr not yet failed in a singte case though some have been cases of long landing, aud very painful" His , ad dress is" Rocky Mount, Edgecombe county, N.C D. P. S. Hicks. April d.0, 1858.


ocr: Syrup Phosphates, " Hypophosphates, i and Glycerine, Iron Lozenges, Duffy's Tonic mixture, Kennedy's" Medical Discovery, Balm of a Thousand Flowers, yer's cathartic Plils, &c. JUST RECEIVED, And for sale by Geo. Howard, Taufboro '.


ocr: 7 Ladies9 --Retreat. ;;mrs., byhn3S, female. -physician, 1(8 Thompson, near Bleecker street, New York, atton Is females during their con finement, and treats all diseases peculiar t her sex. She has commodious rooms for the accommodation of her patrous, and a pa teat apparatus to. assist nature. A fe male pill, a safe and sure remedy for all ob structions, sent by mail with full directions on receipt of $2. She haf also a sure rem edy for pylcs. and a valuable invigorating cordial. 47 ly Wlaite, Davis Sc -Hardee, GENERAL m Commission Merchants, And Dealers in Guano, THOMAS YV 1 1 IT E , f cl CVShllVS?. I. K. DAVIS, ... j- t 1 V. H. HARDEE. VA


ocr: . t l WU- CV W M .ALU 1ITM . lO.k M.illCT. I'-7 v iiiniu2ton, iow a (u THE ANNUAL MEETING of tbe Wilm011,, weldon iviii lvoaa wr-''. held in this place on llthday of Novemb rnext. PJ t.. R fhm. Secretary- James S. Green, Oct. 18th, 1858. La Rnnk foul"! IN the early part of July U son attached to Kaiiey i came into my Store, and pre1'1 ,, : . i j ut his iK departure said no nau Book. I have recently room - . tainingabill of pale for mules, and show fixtures from Henry j a B. Lacy, and some money, y' to belong to the above indiy.dui.t, person to whom jjt longs, can have the same by . ' , . this ad ,g it, aud p.7g -V me lit. i ' Tawboro', Oct 0,


ocr: ' well known Hotel, warTlTllhT - -- '- an Hotel for Sale tHE Owner and Proprietor of that i wi ttt Tf x " Situate iu this Dlace. wishin? r.r nffm a n n Otner pursuits. Oners the same far - oalo !nnln.lin (k., I J aul 17 ! i i uiuui iuc iiumti ruruiture possession to be given the 1st January next Luc uuueisigueu ia xuiiy autnorisea to sell and convey said property Jno. Norjleet. Tarboro', Nov. 4, 1858. - Land and Negroes FOR ALI;. I OFFER. FOR SALE the Planta tion on which 1 now live, eousisting of 651 Acres Valuable Land and 13 or 14 Likely Negroes. The Land and Negroes may be found Ln Nash County, Directly on the Couuty Road leading Horn & life id to Ro, ky Vlount, 2 milei northo lug'w milt, 3 miles from Battle b r ? H A. Tutlor ota wv. 1&5.


ocr: THE Co-partnership heretofore ex- i u nf Oherru & Co. Vid unaer mo ;,v w thisdaj dissolved by mutual conseuu L firm will be continued under the WaodstyleofOb.rry&Br. j nomas vucujfi Green Oberry. Tarboro', Sept. 16, 1856. t t Thf. undersisned, thankful for f . 1 fmra their friends, will give nasi . . Notice to them that tney bhh rry at the same place. on We leep going all the time a steam M of crinding corn. ill We pr iuc t"r a io carry oo the waggon, cart, and led making business. We will aUo 1 , . i.v.nAc window sash at the iaaKe uiiuvw jiU. We also still carry on our House Building business. ,L friends or the public who desire fork in our line, will ODnge u uy U us a call. wriy "m - Tarboro', Sept. 16, lSb. .


ocr: 0 Howard, Editor & Proprietor. E ' TFRMS-PER ANNUM. paid within two month, 2 00 r MTES OF ADVE8TltlH . nn (irg y?rs insertion, 1 00 1 each insertion afterwards, d 25 I " r - 5 00 Orders and Judicial advertise f lent & percent, higher. T Yearly advertisements by contrac


ocr: For Sale. THE subscriber wishing to remove a different Location, offers for sale fiia residence In the Town of Tarboro', part of the premises is in good condition. Credit will be given to suit purcha sers. Application may be made to the sub scriber or to Col. David Williams. FRANCIS M. GARRETT. Dec. lGth, 1857. frlm a M liiwy U Si I COl 2 S3


ocr: D. P. Gregg, D. D. S. IS in Tarboro', and ready to porforra Dental operations for those who may wish to patronise him. Nov. 16, 1857.


ocr: SALT. 1 ,00O BCSflEI Turks Island & in bags, for sale by. . ,John Myers 4 Sn Eab'y, 221858WasbjogtoD, $A


ocr: Western Bacon. 100 hhds prime Cincinnati cured Shoulders and Sides, (a part of which was selected in the West by one of the Firm,) now landing and for sale in par cels to suit purchasers, by N. M. Martin, Bro $ Co. Grocers and Commission merchants, No. 129 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va. April 24, 185S.


ocr: NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! NEW GOODS!!! NEW GOODS!!!! CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!! CHEAP GOODS!!! CHEAP GGODS!!!! GOOD STOCK ! GOOD STOCK!! GOOD STOCK ! ! ! GOOD STOCK!!!! Hugh Macnair. Hugh Macnair. - Hugh Macnair. Hugh Macnair. Tawboro', April 16, 1858. A A A A HQ2IGB - TQ IlDDDuv fmrmr . u w i iujli. l j. vriv.Eji.Ti to an per sons, that after tho date of this Notice 1 will pay no debts contracted by any person, without a written order from me. John S. Duggan. April 12th, 1858. THE FUNERAL obsequies of liro Is ic W. Ricks will be solemnized by ML Lebanon Lodge, On the 4th Sunday in April, being the 25th day of the month, nt the residence of Mr. Burton A. Kicks, near


ocr: ' j I 1 ' VALUABLE Rocky Point Laild for Sale. l.OOO Acres ol'fi.iml, L ''ING on the west side of the N. E. branch of the Cape Fear River, 18 milcs trom Wilmington, known as the n , "'Is or terry Plantation. These Land?, as all others adjoining tl,om :,re "nderlaid with lime rock and best of marl. There arc 450 to 500 ;,crr5 c!e-ired, with a go d Dwelling a,,J Outhouses, Negro Houses, Stables and lSnru: tue last two n( w iraDied buildings, and on the brink of th;: riv cr Wishing to m .vc, I will sell ou accommodating terms. For further in- f"Jtion apply to my father, Lvin :,l,c- My verse ! w'' S10W Hie lace. : June L. D. Cherry, F F. Lane. 26


ocr: 1858.' . ; ; 1858 Spring and Summer Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &6. . . O. I,. Rr'ack?U.& Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boofs Shoes, Hats, Caps, And will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon being suited both iu price iud quality. , Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1858.. J. L. Bridoers, G. W. Whitfield. Bridgers & Whitfield, Attorneys at L;iw, Office hours, 9 till 3 o'clock. Tawboro', Jan. 18o8.


ocr: IV. II, Jlartiu, Rro. A: Co., Grocers $ Commission Merchants, PETERSBURG, VA. vllarlin, Son $ Co., Commission Merchants, RICHMOND, VA. N. M. MARTIN, Sr. W. K. MARTIN, R. A. MARTIN, R. TANNAHILL, N. M. MARTIN, Jr. II.L.PLUMMER,Jr. JBStrict personal attention given to the sale of Produce. Orders for Goods promptly filled. REFERENCES, R. R. Bridoebs, Esq , President, Br Bank, Tarboro', N. 0. Messrs. Weddhll & iIart, Tarboro', Dr. J. J. Philips, Kdgecombe County. 0. F. Fisher, Ks.j., Cashier, Br. Ex Bank, Petersburg, Ya. James Weddell, Esq., Petersburg, li. E. Macnair, Esq., Tarboro', N.C CALVIN H. DII5BLK, Late of Wilmington, N. C. JONATHAN B. BUNCE, Late of Iviusten, N. C. - Dibble & Bimce, Co m m .w 1 o n Me rchans, In Cotton, Flour, Grain, Naval Stores and Southern Produce generally, No. 1 SO Front Street NEW YORK. We will pay the Forwarding charges on Cotton in Washington. REFERENCES. FTon.WM. A. (5 rah am, Hillsboro', N. Lion. John M. Moreiie vd, Greensbo ro', N. C. II. L. Myrover, Esq., Fayette ville, N. 0. John D. Williams, Esq., Prest. Bauk of Clarendon. M. Stevenson, E.sq.. Cashr. Bauk Washir. j:cu Molasses. -9


ocr: Watson & Meares, GenH Comm ission Merchants, 3 4 ISiuiiiig Slip, NEW YORK. White, Davis tV Hardee, general Commission Meixhants, And Dealers in Guauo, tiiumas wiiiiE, Petersburg r. 1.. u a. v 10, 1 W IT TI A Ti TiW. v VA. AND Picture Frame Manufactory, 221 East 23d Street, New York. OFFICE 1? CENTER ST., Former!? 888, 300 and a02 Greenwich Street. A LARGE assortment of every


ocr: In this county, on the 22nd of De cember, Cornelia, daughter of Kenneth Thigprn, Esq., aged two years and one month. Farewell ! dear one, farewell, Thy little soul's gone home. Thy little frame's beneath the sod, Thy little spirit's at rest with God, Farewell ! farewell, till we shall meet it gain Com. J6f"Il ilcigh Standard please cpy.


ocr: i For Bargains in cheap DcLaine F'r bargains in all wool do For bargait s in side-striped Robes For bargains in Plaids, ' For bargains in fancy silks, For bargains in Irish Linens, For bargains in linen cambric Ilhdkf For bargains in brown & blea'd For bargains in heavy do do do For bargains in Embroideries, For bargains in D'Juioville Cravats For bargains in all 1 Staple and Fancy Dry "Call at Ilmjh Macnairs Cheap Cash Store Trrboro', D.c 3, 1857. Barga


ocr: inn Inlni 1 j i Public Sale of Land, Horses, and Mules. TTAVTtO dMrmnnnd forrmnvMVVf ff,r , ft.w V(.nr- t w:ii S(.n nn thn 12th In Halifax County, Six miles from the town of Halifax, and immediately on the Tawboro' road. It adjoins tbe lands of Q . Louis Hale, and was formerly owned by the late El. Tillery, dee'd. The tract contains Moiil l20O fclV'S 400 of which is as good low lands as thoro is in :ho State : and the un lands ! are peculiarly adapted to the cultiva-j tion of Wheat 'and Cotton. I shall also sell at the same time all of my Farming Utensils, together with all the Stock on the Plantation; con- - 7s ,T r - 1 " " ' milnk (Vnro X-rA . , 1X11 11. U VU"f) WU. t i - m t Fork will be sold. Halifax County, Dec. 14, '57. M: M MaLon, A vvtKnATTniol iilUlUl U IJ P13 1; WILL be prepared on Monday next, to furnish Ladies and Gentlemen his new and beautiful style of Pictures, at half the usual prices, called Chrystal Miniatures, At his former rooms. Odd Fellows' Hall, opposite the Court House. Tawboro', Jan. 8, 1858. , j '


ocr: QJ Iloben sack's Liver Pith. Hobensacks Xonic Pemtfuge, j - Hobensixck's worm Syrup. J FdrdeBy v GHJrar


ocr: Tarboro' Academy. THE Dext Session of this Institution fill commence on the first Monday in anuary, under the management of Mr. I 1J. Farrer, in the Male Department. fnd of Misses Maria E. Fisher and Sa- till P. Harriss, in the Female Depart IlCDt. Persons wishing to enter pupils, can ;;u u from the Principals all particulars l relation to the charges for tuition. The present Session will end on pednesday, the 23rd of this month; order of the Board of Trustees. JNO. NOIU'IjEET, Sec'fr Tarboro', December I5tb 1857. Vuptpfor Schieddrn Schnapps, fVuid's lI&'y'wraUTe, J'otabh in iamps au4 I cans, J. for tale HaJrfrf r .


ocr: rnF Co-partnership heretofore x the style of Okrrj, fr Cb., f!- L dissolved by mutual consent, i this da; aM" j n,w the i firm Will D3 cuunuu- GVei Oberry. Tarboro', Sept. 16, 1856. n The undersigned, thankful for , . . fr?on.1s. will erive to 5t favors trom iut , to them that mey mu iotice ss at the same piace. 3,5 . . ... i:ii bcir busmen n u t mo a steam lUiu : r,c J; of grinding corn Wc or iuc puf " the waffffon, cart, anu .1 n;irrv on ,au j Uo makin business. We will also sash at the Lu blinds and window Will, also still carry uu uut U"- . . M House BuihUny hustnm. bur friends or the puonc Lk in our line, will oblige us by giv- L a . call. 0 b Co. Tarboro', Sept. lb, lboO.


ocr: NOTICE. THE Copartnership heretofore exist Qr between Palamouutain & Stewart his day dissolved by mutual conscut. IThe business of the Inrui win uc bsiui-u v T. J. Stewart. t - - p Pi j ratamonntivn ec oivicuri. Tarboro', Nov. 1, 1856.


ocr: 1858. in i i ? . Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, .Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &c. r. L. IJ rocket t V Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum-i , mer stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. And will be pleased to wait on a l who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon beiug suited both in price' and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17thi 1858. A. E. Ricks, D. bTs. GRADUATE OF THE Baltimore Colleye of Dental Surgery. OFFICE AT Mrs. Gregory's Hotel, Tawboro9. Persons in the Couutry wishing to see him, will address him at Tawboro'. All calls left at the Hotel in his ab sence will be promptly attended to. Aug. 1858. 1858, Spr arid Summer i jjll f


ocr: ff(iTrr-w i Hi; a S3 h w a u n is mm mm THE Taw boro' Hotel, ( Lately Mrs. Gregory's,) THE uadersigned, on the 1st of January next, will improve and re-furnish this well nu and popular Hotel in the Town of lawboro , ana wm endeavor to give satis faction to those who may favor them with a call on the following Board and Lodging, for three months, $20 00 one half month per week per day per month, Board per month 25 00 15 00 - 8 00 1 75 15 00 Single meal, 50 cents Lodging, 50 cents Children and servants half price. Man and Horse per day Keeping horse for 8 months per mo. one half month one week " " per day 44 44 single feed mi i mi i x ne uuuve wiu oe the regular except m specmc contracta where more less than the usual accommodations are re quired. Geo Jl0V!ard & Co. lawboro Dec 20-,-l&38; . . 2 25 12 15 8 5


ocr: T i -i In this county, at the residence Mrs Thomas B. Mayo, by the Rev. F. Speight, Mr. Je&se Willis to Nancy Bryan, daughter of Dempsey Bryan, dee'd.


ocr: Beautiful Furniture ? FOR SALE. THE Subscriber having sold his town residence, offers for sale, at very reduced prices his Household Furniture. The articles are all nearly new and of a desirable character, and will be sold at a great sacrifice. F. M. Garrett. March 13. 185S. ..."


ocr: Syrup Phosphates, j f - Hypophosphates, and Glycerine, . Iron Lozenges, Duffy's Tonic mixture, Kennedy's Medical Discovery, Balm of a Thousand Flowers, Ayer's cathartic Plils, &c. JUST RECEIVED, And for sale by Geo. Howard, Taaboro'


ocr: wear of the latest styles, aud manufac- tured iu a superior manner, lie chul leuges any and nil to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand comely fitted as his. He permits no tbad job" to leave his establishment. ' New & Fashionable JUST RECEIVED, By James .IMvhegan. CALL and examine have your or der, which will be. filled in the best manner and at t he 'shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Ulicap lor ali. JTawborotept. 3, 1858. Call and See! TiJ-sS sis STT3ieai3sa Having inst rcturiid Tmm V-ur Vrtilr with his Fall and Whiter Stnrl nf Cloths Cas.sirneres Veslings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's He asks a fair compensation aud does justice to his wrk. His Trimmings, e. arc all of the best quality no i mirations Rtady-made Clothing, Shirts and Guitars llftn'tkerchhjsi . , ,s 9 Always on hand. JBayOr Icrs promptly filled. Rolit I). Johnston. Wilson, Sept 2l, 1858. 39 ft(Distributionists."


ocr: 1858. 1858. Spring and Summer Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, -Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, dec. . L. Brocket! & Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boots, Shoes, Huts, Caps, &c. And will be pleased to wait on all who ! may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete aud all may rely upon being suited both in price and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 158. DEI GOODS. Spring, I S3 8. Stevenson, WeMell & Co., Wholesale Jobbers, in French, Scotch and American Have now iu Store a complete assort ment of New and Seasonable Goods, For the Spring and Summer Trade. t&SpeciaI atteution is solicited from the North Carolina and Virginia Mer chants John Stevenson, ) Nos. 73 and 30 Jitmcs Weddell, r Sycamore Street, Wm. . Crow, ) Petersburg, Va. A Pa-izc for Everybody!


ocr: 4n athi s plaoeion Sunday lasf," Re v. j TV It. Owen, Mr-John com be, to? 31 rs. jElizabeth" AT Peetlcn. iJ. ,-


ocr: Spring 1858. Stevenson, Weddell & Co., Wholesale Jobbers, in French, Scotch and American FABRfCS! lave now. iu Store a complete assort went of New and Seasonable Goods, For the Spring and Summer Trade. firSpeeial attention is solicited Iron the North Carolina and Virginia Mer chants..: v.-...t .,.-; i. John Stevenson, ") Nos. 73 and 30 James Weddell, r Sycamore btrcet, Wm. IlCroiCi J Petersburg, Va.


ocr: New & Fashionable JUST RECEIVED, By James Uehczan. CALL and examine ltuve your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. stobbb. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap fin Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See! TBS SUBIGSIBBS Having just returned from Ntw York, with his Fall and Winter Stock of Cloths, Cas&imeres $ Nestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal lenges any and ull to show a set of cus as tastefully dressed or as hand fitted as his. He permits no ''bad job" to leave his establishment. He asks a fair compensation and does justice to his work. His Trimmings, cfc. are all of the best quality no imitations Ready-made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, Han rfkerch i Js , Gloves, c 8?c. Always on hand. J&iQT'Orders promptly filled. Rob't I). Johnston.


ocr: FA Mi -IQkQ . lUADCflOuO. HiVE i stove aid are daily receiving 'mirraUtri""s,oetoS j)RY GOODS, ,be clones: am! a.o extensive the, iK-.ve ever oifei-ed. ladies Dress Goods, French, merino and m. delaine Robes of latest s es; Vn merino; pla.a, Ls: Va'ei 'a, Vc o'ia and Scotch p.:,. bckKad colored buns; rop- !'n (illi'-iy OlS, wvl" ' v,.vs1j & American buncoes, la .-oe a'or.-neat o." L dies cloaks, IcMb.wis, scr.fs.&c, embracing all the newes. s.uw- Embroideries. Lsce, P'qae and French and caui b ic seis; French and Scorch embro. dci-ed collars, sleeres, handfs; Houi- s; dimiij, bands, flouncings, lace, cuVoss insert iogs, &c. &c. niJck and colored clo-bs. cassirueresr tweeds; sui!De(ts. kerseys, !5nsejs; red, vbite and C.m;on fiaoneL-; colored, looted and p'cid ditto; brown and i,le;c!ied sbee'ings and s'uriiog, dsnn-ask.diape'-. towel;n2: linen cainbric and iawa h'andkfs ; sheeting, sb'ning and pillow linen; shirts, froo.s and collars; p!a!Q, striped and pid swiss. ji'couet, caiuonc, rrencn auu ittusouiv uiumus, Ladies and Gents under garments, rib bons, g'oves. hosiery, umbrellas, &c. Ked, travelling and negro blankets.' Heady made Ch'hhig. Men's, women's, misses and children's gaiters, boots and shoes, hats, caps, bou neis, &c. &c. Farming Implements. China, glass, crockery ware, groce ries, &c. &c, w'ih evevy oiher ai ticl our line, all of whch we oSTer at 1858


ocr: 1858. 1:1858. Summer afe, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &q. L. nrockett & Co. HATE received their Spring and Sum raer stock of Boots, Shoes, I lots, Cups, Aud will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon beiug suited both iu price and quality. Tawboro', NfC. April 17th, 1S58. BUY GOODS. Spring, 1 85 S. s. Stevenson, Wtdddl & Co,, Wholesale Jobbers, in French, Scotch and American FABRJSSI Have now iu Store a complete assort ment of New and Seasonable (roods, Fr.r the Spring and Summer Trado. fiSpo ial attention is solicitrd fr-m the N nth Carolina aud Virginia Mer chants Jo':n Sf.eenxon,') N-s 73 an-1 SO Jmnts Vc.'lJcfl, Sycamore Stre.t, ll'w. . Ova, ) Pet r.-bui g, V i Spring and


ocr: J fcf 3 U W l M 2 .- as S3 a v a-KtHi,iu -SSMl! lea For Sale. I THE subscriber wishing to remove a uitiercnt Location, oueis iui bjjv his residence 1 i In the Town of Tarboro1, Every part of the premises is in good condition. Credit will be given to suit purcha- sers. Application may be made to the sub scriber or to Col. David Williams, f FRANCIS M. G All RETT, f Dec. IGth, 1857. . &8 j Ik


ocr: vMe, Wayne county - . DIED, Oa the 22 J inst., at the residence of n,s iMbcT, H.u. W. H. Iitle, at Cn in- lav. ...... el ll,W' Ur 1 attle, of Everetts-


ocr: Near Stantousburg, on Thursday, the 18th inst., by doshua Barnes, Esq., Mr. W m. John Statoo, of this to Miss tiuidali lrirmia Stanton, of Wilson, daughter of the late W. M.' Stanton.


ocr: SALT I ,OCO BUSHELS Turks Island Salt .; in bags, for sale by ? rU-' . 4 j . - tJoAii Myers $ SohV ? 22 Pjr; 185. Waibingtdii, N.C. ;


ocr: H. Attorney at Law, TAVBRO N. C. New Goods, JUST RECEIVED, at . Hugh JtlucnairH.


ocr: SHED, In this place, on Thursday last, aged about fourteen months, Bcttie, daugh ter of Rev. Jos. Blount Cheshire, j


Minnesota posten. [volume]

ocr: e u i k a n s k VALSEDEL FÖR GOODHUE COUNTY. Stats-vals edsl. Representanter till Stats-legislaturen: C. W. GELETTE, J. M. GATES, I. C. STEARNS, MATHEW SORIN. County-valsedel. Reyister of Deeds: LUCIUS F. HUBBARD. Sheriff': M. S. CHANDLER. robate-domare: ORIN DENSMORE. County-Auditor: E. NORELIUS. Distrikt-Atto rn ey: CLINTON GURNEE. County-landt, mätare: J. O. DOW. Coroner: C. E. BOLANDER.

place_of_publication: Red Wing, Minnesota

publisher: [publisher not identified]


ocr: ANNONSER. e n a e s a a e Genom att gå och köpa sina vätor fes, k«8tw»t h03 C: J. F. SMITH, .. -,-v. 'S teiistöre t' SOM nu för en tid vill säli? sinavaro* till LAGRE PRIS ÄN NÅGONSIN FÖRUT. Glöm icke att komma och helia på Eder vän "Norsken/' ?nn allt fraftigent. väi min em


ocr: 1858. 1858. TILL CHICAGO. Och alla Osteins och Söderns städer 15 timmar qvickare än öfver annan linle Via PRAIRIE DU CHIEJV, CHICAGO, ST. PADI&FOND BUIAC A I O A TVÅ ÅNGBÅTAR lemrta St. Paul DAGLIGEN för alla punkter efter Mississippi-floden oeli stå i för» bindelse med jeriiviigståg Jrån Prairie du Chie direkte till Chicago, utan oinbyte af vagnar, Vin CHID AGO, .ST. PAUL & FOND DU LAC RAIL ROAD. Denna väg' utgör den den enda direkta till ö stern, emedan den är kortare och en mera rak jern viigslinie än någon annan väg i Staten. De som resa fiir SITT IvöJES skull, Afiarsmiia och FA MfLJER, EMIGRERANDE Österut eller Söderut gående, eller Ve.sterut eller norrut kommande, vilja finna denna den mest DIREKTA och beqvämliga väg, emedan den har23 NYA, 2:DRÅ EEAS8EXS VAGNAR, SERSKILDT FÖR EMIGRANTER. Denna Ur den bästa väg för förbindelserna med jernvägar ledande ur Chicago, emedan koiupaniet har sina egna agenter vid hvaje station, &tt motta ga baggage-märken (checks) och gifva underi&t telsor om vägen via Chicago, St. Paul k Fond du Lac R. R. E. DEWIT ROBINSON, G. L. DTKI-AP, General-Ticket-Agent Superintend. II. D. FILKIXS, Agent för Vestern. Biljetter för alla punkter öster, eller Söderut erhålla* hos 15—26 P. M. WRISHT, Agent. Red Wing, Nästa dörr till Metropolitan Hotel ELI ELLWSORTH, Fö RSALJER "dry goods," Hökerivaror, Stenkär Färdiggjorda kläder, Stöfior och skor, m


ocr: Valsedel C. W. GELKTTE, J. M. GATES,V *A I. C. STEARNS, 1,MATHEW SOM^V e u i k a n s k ixi» Goodhue Stats-valsédeL Rtprcsentanter titt State+hgislahtr/mts Vi\"/ County-valseddL Register of Deeds: ttJCIUS F. HUBBARD: Sheriff: S, CHANDLER., ?V„ Probate-domare: 5 ..»sv.-,» ORIN DENSMOREt.' County-Auditor: E. NORELIUS. 'V Distrikt-Attorney: ifJLINTON GUllNEBl 'Comtfy-landtvult*re: ,. Wfc ,f DOW. 't Coroner: C. E. BOLÅN DER.


ocr: FORTY THOUSAND ACRES! cd. VstrTH, TOWNS O&r for Sale FORTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, A priccs varying from $3.50 to $15.00 per acre. J\. Lands for sale on long or short time. 1-tf LOTS IN RED WING. LARGE number of desirable Lot» for *»lc at low figures, by SMITH. TOWXE ca» Dealers in Rea*. Estate Maps of Red Wing. A FEW more ropics left of tlie new Lithograph 1\. Map* of Red Wine, for pale by 1-tf SMITH. TOWSJi & CO.,


ocr: BÖCKEH. Å vär office finnes att tillgS: Nägra ex. af de 50 Slngerna. Katscheser och A-B-C-Böcker. Luthers Förklaring öfver GalaterbrttfVet. Nägra utvalda predikningar jefiate Förklaring öfver Es. 53 kap. Hedbergs Trones Lära till Saligheten.^ Enda salighetens väg. Baptismens vederläggning^ -fe En röst från Znm. Sånger. i v Rutströms sänger. Några andra Småskrifter. •04 i-:» BED.


ocr: A S K O W. I. HAWKINS. 6. B. BAKER. HAWKINS & BAKER, MA1 i ARE OCH GLASMAST ARE. Hu«, skyltar, åkdon och rullgardiner målas. Or naments-målning, glasarbeten, färgberedning, marmorering och tapetsering. Office å Bush midtemot Bennet's hållstall, Re Wing. It tepeetonka hotel (förut Red house) J, F, BJSNXET, Proprietor. REDWING, MIN* Det ta stora hotel har blifwit fullständigt repa reradt och möbleradt, och har nu att bjuda -pi bqqwämligheter som ej öfwerträffas af något !JiQtel i Nordwestern. Erfarna kuskar med Wagnar äro alltid tillhands att skjutsa passagerare med deras offekter till och Ifrån biUrne, fritt. 1-tf HALL & PARKER, MÅLARE Hus, Åkdon och Skyltar malade. RED WIXA, MINNESOTA. CHARLES McCLURE, Advokat och Radgifvare lagfiragoi samt GENERAL-LAND-A GENT. OFFICE i Lawters byggnin g, en trappa upp, Red Wing, Goodhue co., Minnesota. l-tf CHILLS ON HOUSE RE 11 WING, MIMMESOTA ÖPPNADT DEN 16 SEPT. 1857. DXTTA NYA OCH STATLIGA HOTEL är nu i ord, ning för publiken. Det har blifvit inredt oeh möblerat i elegant stil endast med ett öga för gästers beqvämlighet och maklighet. Anord ningar äro fullständiga oeh egaren är beredd »tt icke spara någon möda för att göra det till •tt af de bästa hotelier i landet Det är det »törst» i staden. Passagerare skjutsas till o«h, ifråa inghilar ti tan betalning. It •. I. CHILLSOy.


ocr: För Minnesot» Posten. (Från "Nordantkog.") e s e e s k i n i n al den hemmavarande till den resande Tid deas återkomst från Lappland» Minns da i tolfmilsvida skogar Vår vandring uti Jotunhem? Af renens mjölk och elgens bogar Vår kost uti nomadens hem? Vi klättrade bland molnens throner, Der solen drifvans ro ej stör, Der fogelskarors glada toner Försvinna fjerran nedanför. Ti täljde många soluppgångar Från höjderna å Tales fjäll, Der konstens genius tacksam fångar En verlds förklaring frln hvar häll. "Nej," säger du, "nej det är diktadt På fjällars thron ensam jag satt!" Drag mig till minnes har da biktat Hvar dröm mig förde mingen natt? Uppå hvar häll en thron vi funno, Samkonungar på fådrens sed Pi duken dina taflor brnnno, I harpan mina gömdes ned. Jag var ock med—da minns kanhända— På färden hän till Sammings land Bland minnen, som ej återvända, Jag ofta skakade din hand. Eu. H....jr.


ocr: e pu b1 ikansk VALSEDEL FÖR GOODHUE COUNTY. Stats-valsedel. Hepreeentanter titt S! ata-! eg i sia turt»{ C. W. GELKTTE, J. M. GATES, I. C. STEARNS, ^ATHE\Y SOPJN: 5 .«sä Goimty-valsedeU 1 Register of Deeds: £T2tlUS F. HUBBARi): /Sheriff: M. S. CHANDLER. Probate-domare: ÖRIN DENSMORE. County-Auditor E. NORELIUS. Distrikt-Attorney: CLINTON GURNEE. County-landtn)ät.*rc: DOW. Coroner: C. E. BOLANDER.


ocr: Och alla Osteras och Söderns städer_ 15 timmar qvickare än öfver annan linie Via {PRAIRIE DU CHIEV, CHICAB3, ST. PåtTT* FOND DDI AC A I O A TVÅ ÅNGBÅTAR lemna St. Paul DAGLIGEN förj alla punkter efter Mississippi-floden oJh stå i förn bindelse med jemvägstäg från Prairie du hie direkte till Chicago, utan ombyte af vagnar» Via CHIDAGO, ST. PAUL fc FOND DU LAC RAIL ROAD. Denna väg utgör den den enda direkta till ö stern, emedan den är kortare och en mera rak jern vägslinie än någon annan väg i Staten. De som resa för SITT NÖJES skull, Affärsmän och FA MILJER. EMIGRERANDE österut eller Söderut gående, eller Vesterut eller norrutkommande, Vilja finna denna den mest DIREKTA och beqvämliga väg, emedan den har25NYA, 2:DRA KLASSENS VAGNAR, SERSKILDT FOR EMIGRANTER. Denna är den bästa väg för förbindelserna med jernvägar ledande ur Chicago, emedan kompaniet har sina egna agenter vid hvaje station, att motta ga baggage-märken (checks) och gifva underrät telser om vägen via Chicagö,J3t.Paul & Fond du Lac R. R. y -v E. DEWIT ROBISSON, O. L. DUNLAP, General-Ticket-Agent Superintend. II. D. FILKINS, Agent för Vestern. Biljetter för alla punkter öster- eller Söderut erhållas hos 15—26 P. M. WRIGHT, Agent, Red Wing, Nästa dörr till Aletropolitan Hotel


ocr: e u i k a n s k VALSEDEL FÖR GOODHUE COUNTY. Stats-valsedel. Representanter till Slats-legislature»: C. w. GELETTE, J. M. GATES, I. C. STEARNS, MATIIEW SÖMN. County-valsedel Register of Deeds: LUCIUS F. IIUBBARD. M. S. CHANDLER. Probate-domare: ORIN DENSMORE. Count')-Auditor: E. NORELIUS. Distrikt-Attorney: CLINTON GURNÉE. County-la nd 'i tare 3.0. DOW. Coroner: C. E. BOLANDER.


ocr: SVENSKT Undertecknade vilja härmad underrätta omkring boende Skandinaver, det vi äro fär diga att emottaga alla sorters hudar och skinn till beredning, såsom t. ex. sål-, öfver- och sadelmakare läder, jemte alla sorters ludeberedning och sämsk ning. Och önska vi det våra landsmän godhets fullt torde lemna oss det förtroendet, som fordras dertill, att vårt kostbara företag måtto bringas nå got steg framåt. Vi vilja med all flit söka till att uppfylla våra kunders önskningar i afseende på godt arbhte. Hed Wing don 13:de Sept. 1S53. 3g C. J. HELANDER fc A. G. KEJKFPE. JERNKRAM-HANDEL. E. L. BAKER (Efterträdare till (Jlark & Cooper,} HANDLANDE MED E N V A O STOVAR, OCH TENNSAKER, SPIK OCH GLAS. Ilar äfven beständigt till hands ett urval af Åkerbruksredskap och Snickareverktyg, Fönster karmar, Takspån, £c. Ac. Till do bästa priser. Red Wing Aug. 31, 185S. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. PTOSPECTUS. V O U E O U E E N


ocr: (T C. J. F. SMITH I "SrEWSTOEliT" har nu bckoinniii ett stort och TÖrträUiigt lager åf 1 ODS) som han föresatt sig att sälja FIR KOSTAM TILL LAtJSTA PRIS, bestående af Dry Goods, UritÉevier, Juritkritm, Stöf lor oeh skor, Färdiggjorda kläder, Möbler, Mat tor, Provisioner, Shingles, m. in., in. m., 111. m. Skandinaviska kunder vilja ock bär finna en upp märksam och förekommunde bokållare^jsom talar deras eget språk, och'som alltid är beredvillig ått vara sina lands-män till tjenst, l^ly i::


Sunny South. [volume]

ocr: D. W. SADLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ABERDEEN, MISS. "YY7ILL practico in the Courts of Monroo and adjoin YV iu ' countiw, the Federal Court as Pontotoc, and the High Court of Errors and Appeals at Jackson. ajtOfkicf.-Ou Chestnut Street, near the Court House. Abcrdcon, March 18,1858.—Ijr.

place_of_publication: Aberdeen, Miss.

publisher: M.C. Gallaway & Franc. M. Paul


ocr: DR. J. R. SIMS • I A'V'iXQiiH'#icu kii 3 h"IIf miles west of Aber 11 deen,onth« Houston Hood, at 33. 37*. Sims’s. Tender* his professional services to the citizens of the surrounding country. June 17,18o8.-9m.


ocr: , •.'.tbit— SALE STABLE. ABERDEEN, MISS. NEW ARRANGEMENT** NE. KYLE, having bought the entire interest of J. • T. Cason & Co., in the Mammoth Livery Stable, he will continue the business ill his own name. The .Stable is still supplied with the best of horses, and the finest of vehicles ; and it being the largest in the South, Drorer* can be accommodated to any amount of room. The business, hereafter, will be conducted ou the Cask! System. Patronage respectfully solicited. July 30, 1857-tf.


ocr: MARBLE YARD. ? ^ ASKROESK, MISS, * The undersigned would beg leaved invite the attention of all con-^ Peornbd, to the choice selection of Lvon (tments, tombs, & ItEAD-STONF», at wes . <m hand And for«i1o,nn tonVia * a low as to correspond with the A* 6* ini Pm. c\ Having lately received a targe f .and well £»«» and Tall of t 'assure a _ my line, that I cannot be outdone G ij*in material or good workmanship, r Keeping none but the best workmen in my employ, 1 shall .promise to still give entire satis P faction to all who may favor me ^ wit\ ttoei'r orders-. Feeling thank* "iul for the liberal patronage here tofore extended to uie, in return l<i say to all who give tlieir orders, thoy will find S. J. OTIaj.loran at his post, ready and willing, at all times, to trade satisfactorily With them. It. MILLER, iiarehl l-’58. ColmttbUS. \ % t.® '4


ocr: CH. S'! OELK1E, WATt H MAKER, \ 1.0ST, Experienced »• . km.Mt, has perpuutaitly set J\_ tied in Aberdeen, ntid is now. prepared for ti'at'tn .Click, and Jewelry llepai in;.: EnuRAVjno apdt.A VAK iriNG. He promises good work and. modrate prices, and I tegs respectfully, for a lit «rn! patronage. Xo Jewelry Store. but a well fnruislied WOHK-SHOl’. If desired, lie will give h-ssons in any kind of Prawing, ; ICalligraphy,Geometry and Miitheinat'es. , 'His stand is the ota SilTcrjnrith shop-near the "Union House.” joct. I,'57.]


ocr: DR. J. R. SIMS HAVING located six and a half miles ^eat of Aber deen, on the Houston Hoad, at B. HP. Sims’s, Tenders his professional services to the cituens of tlie surrounding country.


ocr: J. X. HEARD. <J. S. BRYANT. tism k bbyahi « .WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of their vicini- j ty,th«t they have associated themselves together for the : practice of Mediomc. [julylo-AS-ly.] ,


Lewisburg chronicle. [volume]

ocr: Tbe If-Mt Horb and l.alcNt Sljlcs JOHN B. ?IILL1H thanktnl for past favors would stile that he has re - cr.ved ihe Spring - Summer r Lihions, and is prepared to CUT, M AKE, and KEPAiR enrmenls as usual. He will endeavor, as heretofore, to execute his wt r' satisfaclo- rilv to all. l.r.ibnrg. May Ct. 185s) " " ui a ai i f a as m

place_of_publication: Lewisburg, Pa.

publisher: H.C. Hickok


ocr: Real ORPHANS' COURT IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Union county, will be exposed public sale, upon ihe premises, on SATUR DAY, NOV. i7, 1 .', Twit Town in the Borough of Mifflin burg, bounded described as follow; : I si. A Corner Lot, bounded on the by Mulberry alley, on the east by street, on the south by Market street, and Ihe west by Lot No. 44; frcnt on street, 60 feet ; depth on Catharine street, feet ; numbered with the No. 42 in the Bor ough plan. 2,1. Lot adjoining the above on which erected a Dtirlllna; House, 3 high, numbered aa aloresaid with the 44, and bounded on the west by Lot of Thom as Cronmiller; front en Market street, feet; depth lo Mulberry alley, 126 feet. Sale lo commence at 1 o'clock P. Terms, 20 per et. cash, balance at Term of Court, I8S9. JOHN B. LINN, Administrator of Fbbbswick Wnxta, By order of the Orphans' Conrt. StvciL Racsa, Clerk. 8ept.S5,I858 IE4HEIL Blank Leases for j and Tenaati.for sale at thaCArmiiif


ocr: wilh any other establishment; and as to pn ,.are not , be undersold. Country produce taken in etchanse for coeds. Grocery & Provision Store. T. G. EVANS & CO. l"70l'LD ri'Mtet'lfullv inform ' ,ri,nJs ll,e t'"bhc ' Sen'ral. that lhey have received and are now opemntr m . ...... rl..,e i.,c .1., 1 .SI ''"ive.ai .aim.. uuu lull illl .1 sortment of Family IvsrMtrtttL it nil llnttttiinc! V.Vwllll! unv -iVi'i. as can be found elseulierc. Ti e r mo. i, i entirely new, v.s !ii,iii;Ii for t.'ah Ironi t: nianulaet-irers and importers, at the LOWEST PK5CE3, u hich enables them to sell in liLe manner. Their stock codmMs in part of 1 Cigars by the barrel or round Coffees ff. .It a,- . J 'al OlUMSC?, Ii ICC, ICi S, MCSC9 .Snivnr Pnrr.l !Inms nml SlmtilJ. r ers, Pried Reef, Fish l tbe barrel or pt.nntl, alt in sacks, l'aney and Common St apis, Pin, king anil Chew injr Tolueco, Cigar, Ila.-kets, Tul s, liuekets, liutUr l.a.iles. Ai Sie. iVIII'.VT, KYE A.NDC0UN FLOt'K, rn ackfaix. Fony.hix vm its. enieer Tirim en I e a . CONFECTIONERIES, AC. 11- "I Ve would say. as Inr as assortment and quality of roods are concerned, will compare T. G. EVAXS & CO. Lewisborf, Pa, July 1. 185s). 712


ocr: (iitnitw t id kt mm:. 4 tJliKKAlil.V to an ..pier of the Orphans' J fruit id" l.'ni'in county, will be exposed :.. I nolle. :ile. n tfie premises, on v l.l.M,.'s 1 A V. ilie Joih day nf lC rOBKIi, lsf.st, all ihe interest and estate o( fstitAii K. ('iiAMitiiit- ...a o.-.. ....... l-H...,. mlnnr li,:.. r-'n i-t' Jcdin 'liaml erliti, deeeased, in that iiiesMiat;e or certain Lot of (.round with a I' .iTwo-Slorey Jill I K DWELLING ineieon erected, and appurtenances, situate on the c riier of Seventh ami .Mark el streets, in the Borough of l.ewi'bnri:, bounded on the north by an alley, on the eat by Lot So. 17, nn the south by Market street, and on the west iv seventh street. Sale to commence at Ten o'clock A. M. Terms ca?h. WM. II. Cll AMBKKLIX. ( AI;i.LISfc, rn4MF.RU!f. Jlv oritcrVr th1 Court: U h sti, Clerk. Sept. 'J:t, lei.H. Orphans' Court Sale. TN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court of 1'nion county, will be exposed to public sale on the premises on fS'iturilay, the 2$th tly tf Octoltcr a certain messuape nr tract of land situate in Kelly township in said cotintr,af joining lands of llnnry Dieliender'er, Jacob Ifrmtey, John -Noii.Kavid Moore and o.hers.cn.a,n,ng about 5IAITIWU AUIiti, a!1 cr aml in , , ale (lf eiccpt ahv.ut Three Acres of Woodland. ri.. o.. , Tie improvements are a I.OK lEarn, and other necessary Farm Hiiihlii.s. The farm lies three miles west of . Milton, and four miles north of Lewisbtirs. Sale lo commence at 10 o'clock A.M. when terms of sale will be made known bv I'KTER l'- Elt, JOHN (5ROVE, ef the mlnur fhit.lren ot Jcnx Stiul, decM. Kelly Tp. Sept. 2 t, 18S8


ocr: AT THE SPROUT'S Combined Carriage TITHE best Springs now in use, warranted J give entire .sai.sfactiuii. It posesses nine distinct arivuntnges over Klijilic, and a carriac can be made alter paying the folluwing prices: SuM.y Springs flOl Mi le seal $17 Open Buggy 15 1 passenger 1J Top do 16 I 0 pafci'cnscr !!2 All orders must be addressed ic 715 Hughcsville, Looiuing t'o. l'a WIN FIELD FACTORY! Aror Ilarlll'fon, Vninn Co., l'a. THE subscriber, thankful fc.r past patronage, would inform his friends and the public in gene ral, that he continues to manufac ture all kinds of Woolen Goods, such as Cloths, Cassiraercs. 'J'weeus.Sattinetts, Jeans, Blankets and Flannels; also. Carpet and Slocking Yarns. His machinery being of the t'est kind in use, and having employed the best of workmen, he feels sale in saving that bis work shall not be surpassed by an'r "'ab'ishinent in the country. A good sup- ply of the above goods kept constantly on hand lUtt sale or , ?xchange for wool, it prices hat can not fail to please. WOOL will be ;,r,,'d 'the bef mannan1 ,he priest notice. Terms for cardine. cash on the de- livery of ihe rolls. MARK HALFPENNY. Winfield Mills. March 30, 1857. A DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE...Iet- J lers of Administration to the Estate of FREDERICK WEI.KER, late of the borough of Mitllinburg in I'mon county, dee'd, having been granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present them to JOHN B. LINN, Administrator. OlHce on Market St, bet. Front and Second, June 23, 1838. Lewisburg, Pa LUMBER! LUMBER!! rrHE subscribers have for sale J. (in lots to suit purchasers)! large stock or l'l.E BUAItDS Panel .SiulTfiSC riann etc. Also 5,000 i'AA KAILS. 26 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality Also Square Timber for Buildings : Which are offered low for Cash, at oar Mills South Branch of the White Deer Creek in township er delivered on the Brush Narrows road at ihe end of our Road. Nor. 20 JOHN M'CALL ft BRO S. REMOVAL. and Magnificent Slock of C OKr. TIO.M'.RIES! J. F. EICHOLTZ & CO. have elegantly the Storeroom formerly occupied by Mensch, on Market St. near Third, where will keep on hand for sale the very best Confectioneries. Toys, Fruit, Notions, 4c and See ! Lewisburg, April 9, 1857 SAPORIFIER, or Concentrated Lye war ranted to make Soap without Lime, and little trouble. With one rake pf l.yeand fonrponndi Fat, yon mn Bake firteen ffajk.na good soft Soap. Hard aoap can lie made In the aame way. Fnr aaie b t. B. CALDWELL.


ocr: Real Estate. 4)KIIIS- ti is I sin:. VtJKrKMIl.Vto an order of the tjourt of I'nion couiitr, will he to I'ttlthc Sale, on the premises, i.n 'E1.K.S iJAV.iiie Siiih day of OCTOHLIi. ls.;.i. the interest and esUie of Sunn K. Chasibi.h im and ('null I'ins.,.,,,. minor rh.id ren of J,,hn t'lianiberlin, ibceased, m messuage or certain Lot of (iround wnh ffi Two-Storey BKICK D.VELLI.Nfi uo-ri on erected, and ihe appurtenances, on the corner of Seventh and Markrt in ih M'Tou-h oM.ewi-bur, bounded on nonh by an allev. on ihe eaM bv Int on the south l-v Market Mreet, and on the bv r-vntli street. Sale to commpnrp at Ten nVh.rk A. Ttrms rash. WM. II. CII A VUrKLI., tiuaniiau cf .tun V. i hmoii.min t 'At."! I'M. vMi.Ek.UJI. Hv fntr r.f thi- Courti rAji ti. ii ash. Oli rk. S-pl. -.:(, (h-phuns' Court Sale. "I X pursuance of an or.b-r of the - Hril4S tl K'l SM 1 .'tin ol Lino! public sa;- (Jll The premises e n TJiurtihtt, tin Lth ihiij if (), t'jh'.r a criain messuage or traci of Ian,! situaie Kellv lowiishipm -a.,! ediintv.a looniri" iai. of H-nry iliellentl. rl. r. Jacob l'leiuley, J lob,l)avid Met re and e.thers.ronia'uine SIXTY-TWO ACRES, a'! clear and in a p-,od slate ol culnvatioiirf except about Three Acres of i.od.ai. I. Tiie iniprovemenis are a A . IK.irii, and other necessary l(iuidinv, 'I'iih I'arm lies tv riiiie wet Moi. n.aml tour rm!e ii.-.rth of Lewt-buru'. ;ilc lo commence at lo o cl ck A.M. wtien terms ol sa:e will be mad" known bv pi:ti:k ky i:r, John ;ku k. (i aar.l inn f tb- min"r rM'f-Ti t,f JtJu fTW.i, dt -"'J Kelly Tp. Sr-pt. ,'. 1.'


ocr: l lic llrt Work and Latest Mjles TAILOR inc. JOHN B. jiillei: thanktui I. r ra-t farvrs cit!J 've that he has re ceive.; ihe spring jiT-mei Fa-h .,n. and i pr-pa-ed t,. LIT, MAKE, and l.Ki'AIR earm'-tii as usual. Me nl eu ieavor, as heret.-t. re, to eiecuie his wtr at;fac:o- rily to an. Lewi-hDie, .May S4..1i-


ocr: I'r,0'ru ia another colutno of thu DU VALL'S Vwrrd -srtiiulTy PROF. II. DV VALLy acr! t (-f ih i.'ollr of Sarp-onv, Favria, I lui OFflKEJ T THE PTBUC t an-fV Cure if -iU S-re mud I'utnm Ihfa$rt 4?t T-'K inrtar.r ruin ftrnpnsit in ,tit prt nf tb A (tltm. hh-jmtijj. pais in tt? back. brrwt rr "i U-.iV.i br-mt. S. armisa. turo. j-ram. U's-iarli-. Oitnp in the ni !i. &f any vtiter ai- iht mmRK ukI PAIM I L r. it i only ht.hj -iciior -.!.! ei:w m I'KRriiCT TIC T"1;V. W t pim-lT to our ptron. n rri-r tb- utIfTr W tinifp of 1. W winild ;a-t .y tn thr putltr. 1'ivf, Vo VaJl wv Tan in tr.n.-u.j ur. thl nn-l.nu uprn ritr over ail then. I- .m rt j,r txittitm I . if r 1 1 rr to ilt mi. aff-jr 4 . 1 rri r m ut b- al !. a to J D ST0K&OAD, N-:,ArfHtfrt' II ,


ocr: & Provision T. 6. EVANS & CO. UOULD respeeifiilly iiilnrm friends and ihe i'ubiic in crncrn!. uuiic in nicy utc icvi ititii aim die now I''-Ill0g ihcir room, on .Market street, oppoMie ihe Com inner, as large a slock and as full an as sortment of Family (hrflf rrii'? Ittln llrntllGtrttt'; T"""' as can be found elsewhete. Tb eir st-irk i entirely new, was boii"ht for Cah from manufaciurers and importers, at the tU?rin O&trrc . KLOh, S . hich rnablrs Ihrm to sell in like "eir stoca consul, in pan ol sugars cv Ilie barrel rr i.mimf IT. tf.... Sugars by the barrel or pound, Ci Teas, Molasses, flier, Fbit-es, Cheese, m. I ' ' . . ' .. ' ijugar Curca Hams and tbmiij. crs, Dried Uetf, Fish by tho l...l . . J v i. barrel or pound, ialt id sacks, lanry ami Common Poaps, Smoriinfj and ing Tobacco, Cigar., Jlaects, TjC. Uuckets, Hutlcr Ladies, f e Xe ' lriti-irn nvti " ' WIILAT, UE AM) CoPiX FLOt'K CHACKL'SS, FOkKtOS FRUITS, confectioneries, ttc. ' e would say. as far as assortment and of goods are concerned, will compare ay oiher estahlishmeni; and as to we are not in be nn.terat.i. foooie.. fieducr taken in exchange for goods. T. G. EVANS & CO. Lewisburg, TaJuly.!, 1858. 7IS NEW GOODS, Cheaper than Eixr, at tusA Fiue. T B. DATESMAX.at the wrstfnt! J Milton Bridge, would inform ihe 7 railing the old, well Lnrwa Daiesman stand. May. 165. r-isrs.-wi-. I ;a.-s f. r i.i? I', -t an-i Tenan::,f. f a'.t .1 'lie i s .ir.r rffi- ubi.c that hr j "j"'Jvih' -V"v: .tack f XtRCUJi,-tZt.. sunae -r an inspection of hu goods and rrices


ocr: f Ui? aire, father of H;t. Itr. Jam Clark. Ccutisbura t'ilcrurn Association. MEMBEIt.S of the Association arc notified thai an Assessment of and a Half per cent, has been made, to current expenses. It is necessary thai it paid into Ihe treasury on or before Satur day, the H'th of this month. By order of Executive Com., April 9, A. M. LAVV'SHE. WM. II AYR?, M.D. A. V. MKTI.KRT, 1I D. DRS. IIAYGi & MEYLERT, I'lij'Kiciaiit & SurfcronN. tlTReaidcncc of Dr. Hites 8. W. corner oT Market and Water streets. IT?" Residence nf Dr. Mutlcrt Market W of Fourth St. north side, immediately adjoin ing Ilrown s new store. Dr.Meylert respectfully refers to the follow pentlemen : l-rof. W. II. Iu m r-, M. T. do Viixstixe Mott, M.ll. do J"iix W. I'atrra. M.l. do Jon? T. MrTCAl-rr. M. D. Ju.t--a W M. Jrscp. I.L l, do Patio Wiimot do .Iohji N. C'STSr.HAia CI II. W. Sc-ito-i Rev. IIowasb MausiM, P.P. Lswisburg, April l,lS8 Kc York City do do do Moalrtve. Pa. Toaan.ta Wilk-a-llarra perantoa Lewiabarg G. EVANS & TO. Iiave removed their rinur anil Fee! S(re to; stand recently occupied by ilrown Mer-, on Market street, where theyare plad to : a'l their old customers and as many nnr ":;M. 5, '69.


ocr: ... I ; ) j ; j ; j ALEXAKDER KERR, ir tt'r V i Jl I ,l I ' ' IV 1 ij Ik l ..V'-V.T.i".- Wm.LtsiLt DtAtta t cm v i:t ISuulIill lian cs,riiilaH liIila AslitouVFiiie, Liverpool (JrounI, At-liton'd ami .Star -Milld, Dairy ussor- tcl sizes, constantly on hand, and for sale in lots to suit Ihe trade. A. IS. Orders solicited 'orH-.'.p 1 jNICHOLLS HOUSE, (i:iiioiioaii I'lan) 113, South Kihlh St. below Chesnut, riIILM)EU'IllX TIIIsHou.se i: for Permanent andTranient l.odin. Cfry ell'..tl will be ma ! by the Proprietor, I:. MCHOl.LS, to give sait lartion to his Patrons. Thia lastabliahment is situated in the heart of (he ciiv. renter of business, and ci.nveiiieiit to all places r.l a'r.tt-pmnt. The Mercantile and Traveling ri tpmnnity ii-iil find it a desirabie place for coinb il, cleanliness and economy. I i Sinu'le rooms fill cts per nlbt by the week .'0 and upwards lyV-M W. S. LAWRENCE'S X K AV PAPER, PRINTERS' CARD, AND ENVELOPE WAREHOUSE, No. Coiiiinerci' St., 1'liilatlflj. hla. J3?"Ca.sh buyers will lind it for their interest to call. l'lulad, Jan 1, ' y yWY. celei;uat.:d lillili 11 U li t Ii ; M'HE i !.!:. T AI'IM-SIVK. Stfut useful artirl iiivrnii-tlt f.-r Lou' cU'rf or ltift. c.irpi..-.inv: in util itv fTi-rv t'th.Tirhiit l'uui. mui'i!:i.:. rnr-! .r r.-mt-nlt Tr known. ALWAYS Kt AUV 1"U A 11' Lit' ATI' N. a lht mh i ii l';i.-r. t'i"th, L.-atlW. Furniture. I't-rc li in. i ti ns, Miirbit'f'r.Ia!i. F-.r manu!;i' tiiriiiij Fancy Ar;it ;.-. T", vie., it hn." ui -ui'cri' r. not unly i i.-rn-!!',,' r :.t- r slrriu'li itinniiny otln-rarti',i'..utJbfre!'irTr .juii kiy, li-avtiiL' nf- -ti.in win re tLt'i.artf arc j- in I. N vm k Within Ibr 1:l-1 thr. r xt uj.w.irii- -f .V'.'Ji- U-ll). tt tin-juftly ffltrati-i I.I'L'Il liLt'K hf hIJ, aiitl ihi ifrrnt coiiTt-ri-nc; v ti'-li it htt j-rcve-i in f''ry ra-, li:u Jt-MTT'-iily -vt'iir J U-t it a ik-uinu I w Inch the uinit!;"liiriT h '( util it.attimf. tjifticult to nit-el ; artvD"lt-i by nil tt h" t::ivc U3.-J it. that it- ujfrit-u.rt: tar tt-rr.it- ny p;niilnr atlt-'lc cut cfvrt-'l tn the ,u! he. f, tr-ts iij.l H u trlm ir- ty cuuuUrftiUd iJ.?--rr the !.,!, y. frt.it (' ' 'i'-"' t.i'l'f ' Hi!ut.thtirejtt A'l'firt." r.'l'noi.d-r. nr.,TYt-l A ( US IS A iifirlE. .MiiUiiruciim-J ne ifoM, W h.i.-ah- nml Itetmi, v W M. f. M. JIKA, Sttir,i..r, Ciit-.-tnut t., 1'hiJa i !( Ma. tit 'LirTaI in lu nn ut-i-tttrrj to jx-Tx ris lie i'U9 Kliir) the alve art:.-!-. For iale bv t IIs in Lewisbur? HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE. i f I'MIU testimony ot Frof.Booth and Ur.Urin- I kle having previously been publ.aheddie following is now added: Fr-in I'rof. rCI."sKKV, f. rm. rlr Pri fr-MT rt Tl.--. ry ; an-J I'rart:-1- (-f ir..- in tl,.- t iiual.- M.-.:ir:ii e'- .1. j- e! l'.-nn-.yl.ania. an-1 lat Ir- t.or of curery in fie ; Aun.ti.au cl Mi'tii. in-. a..-. ' I HiLM-lLI-nu. V'T.'jT. Mr Jo-.- h E. ll'.r.-r A trial ..1 .-ur Li-;ui.l Hair I'yr a ill e. ni in.'i- the ui.-t ck-1 ti al thi.t it luMia-.- l. : ili tr.Sr.ta rubui.'cuaiTut.ti. n.nuti.- b.a.i.nnj t hare uu h.-.-it.tiou m e Inlulidliii 1'. to ll.ust rf;inrni.- 'ieh an ill a:. Vo walaxuuilv, J. If. X. MVkosKfcV.M. I'- Hate St. au.re l. lh IIoVcr'N Wrlt'IJS InKt. incluling Hover's Writing Thud and Hover's lnd-!,i-i .lit-., ciill maintain their lush character.ulncli ha always dis'intiiNiied tbein.and the exten sie demand f.ri created has continued unin terrupted until the present. Orders, addressed to the Manufactory. No. lit; RACE street above Fourth. ( I 1 .'o. 1 1 n Philadelphia. v.-ii; receive prompt attention by fiVJy JOSEPH E. UOYEK. Manufacturer. EERRITJG'S SAFE. T1IK iCKDWI FnfiTH ' 11 M r O ! fc-,-. THIS avLLl'.M Till ALr -it 1.. a- ?: ;fj ; J di:.- liT vvl'Tf .1 tl,.- .utr-u: 1 '"fT". TTVv r-"-''I jubi t-j irtK'ii. n-i cnr'trnifl the i,;l "N-n tfjrf t.t.Ii -t of m-Ti- than -"tt j,o -i,ie- t- .. : t:il tiff s, piuiuir CMrn lu-ivt ty that lit rnui: l tLe 0Li eAFt tuat H tract trt-m tV.e rommitt'-c's K.-i.ort u the Trial ti fnii- at KfaJinj:: n lh -'"th cf F'-tTUary nil the m. mTtrscf i!if r-in-mittee Bit t to witu'-f tli salvs sli! ..ck rn 1 jut-, ll-lfo-J in them.) ai tl wt-re pert. ct!y atil.--d tli.it ini w.i ritht. The day ft.lliiwinir. the ,.ur':iir; V" k I'lao-Min-;- r tiie PUTXTintvudcni'e ct the tVniiii.tt e. Aller a f:.irnd iinprii--i1 hurnintc fi-r five h"r. the Sale ( f li r! Kr.ii:.t X Wiit-on va. ftr-t ort n d, the rr.fe I vin n tire io; t-', an 1 the c iitrnt artbu-T n nsunie l. l.i!e the ci-nt'-nti. in the ?f.- ! M. rn. l-nrrcla d. litrriu Wt-rc in pr-d rfin-litii ii. hd-I n-1 fire in.-ide.-' I;, adiiiir. Manli lV'7- tned.) If. F. FFI.TT. ) i. V OH.hMAN. Ctmmittee. A. II. I'KAai'K. I And endorsed T ct-t ."o uf the l.-ft ci n -f Rt -litis. The :il (.ve P can be in-) -t-'d tit '.A .itmit tr. ft, whvrv tlif t uhiie t-iin :.tUty thtni.-ecs f t the irrcjtt u- l-ri.Tit t the li.'rriiij-' I'utcnt rhnmi'ii-n." m r the il teatcd aJJld ufS'l-vf MMid' In-n l'r-r n ! .ituanJi. t." I1AILEV & IIKKKIM., ;,1 Walnut S:r-et. Fh'hi'l.-lrMa. Only ma hers in this raV Ji'.rruiyi J'a'ent Oiafn- 'V'T( S-Tt'.. The att. mpt niBile h? other pTtie tt lo!ftT np the ri'iuTati"n if a ale which hus juti'd o iznU in ifn drjitv! t rrf in Fhilad Iplda. ( ri.int, ad 1'ian'.) ly takirnt t ;t 1 1 1L: U i v isrj-,'"


ocr: t- r Grocery & Provision TR PVAH'V ft TR ' , . , . 0ULD respectfully intonii 1 friends and ihe Public in seneial. they have received and arc now opening in their room, on .Market street. opposite the new IVsl Olfiee, as larse a slock and as full an as- sorluieul of Family as can be fuund elsewhere. Their Mock i eniin l new, was botih! lor a-h (torn llie inanulacltirers anil importers, at the a. -a. w-w . . . . . v. j which enables the m to sell in like manner. . Their slock consists in part Sugars by tbc barrel or pound, Tea, Molasses, Kice, tSpices, Cncoe, bugur Cured Hums aud MioulJ crs, Pried liccf, Fish by tUo barrel or pound, Salt iu sacks, Faucy and C'oniuicu t-oaps, i-uioking and ('Lew iujr Tobacco, Cigars, llaskets, Tub.", iHivkct?, Uuttvr LaJk-.s, ic. WHEAT, KYE AND t'OKN FLOl'B, CRACKERS, FOREltiX 1'RLITS, CONFECTIONERIES, &.C. AVe would sav.asfar as assortment and quality of poods are concerned, will compare wilh any other establishment; and as to pn- ces, we are not lo be undersold. Country Produce taken in exchange for goods. T. ti. F.VAXS & CO. Lewisburg, Pa, July 1, 1358. filS . Coffee,,


ocr: t -r ! Grocery & Provision j T. G. EVANS & CO. ' WOULD respet-tfully iiil'orm tht t I rnends and the Public iu general, , iht-y have received and are now opening i their room, on Market street. t.pposiv tie I'osi Othi-e. as large a stock and as full an soituieul of family U3r0fcrtC5 and as can be found elsewhere. Their stock is ennrt ly new, was bought lor Cash from n.aniil.ic Pirers and importers, at the lowest paice. which enables them to sell in like Xtieir stuck consists in part of Sugars by the. barrel or pouuil, Coffees, leas, .Molasses, Mice, Ices, (.licese, Sugar Cured II nns suit bould ers, Pried l.'cef, 1'ish by tha barrel or .outij, i-alt in tracks, FaLcy and Cotnrtn-n Snaps, Sruokiiir aad Chew inj? Tobacco, t'igaw, Uasket?, Tubs, buckets, liutlcr Ladles, Ac. WHEAT, 11YE AND ( 0KN FI.OI K, IRA ChEh'S, FORFh.'.X I' til' ITS, CONFECTIONERIES, &t. Vie trmild saV.asfar as assortment and quality of goods are concerned, will compare ces. we" are not to be undersold. Couniry p.oduce taken in exchange for goods. T. O. EVA53 & CO. Lewisburg, Pa, July 1, 1S5S. 712 c ' ' J wun any other establishment MCW r.nnn I.EtfV UVwUO'


ocr: DU VALL'R iV7wr,J originaVy by PllOF. 11. DU Va'lL, farmer. y ol the O.Ilee of Murfi'on. Ptirtie Id KUW VTVrV.fJ TO TIIE VI M.lti ST-furOu Curcof 4ll&.re and l'linful Dtitata J& LOK insUncc Fain oror-nwi in anTpitrtof th nyliin, litfuniMisni. rin in tli liaci, brejt fir ftd', b-at I trvnt, Ni'iir.ili;ia, Burufl, Sjirain. Ilesiixch", Cramt. in ttiu Stonin'li, cr uny otlir di.-tfe thrtt in o'lh and I'A I.N H U and it i only nvi-r ;'.u rluu ot d;pnen claim A PKttt'bCT VIO TitliY. We cay ti!ilivflly to our patron, w ran r'-!iv- the'suirer.'r Vi time out of KO. V would ju-l uny to thf pubtic, I'ruf. Da Vail wa 2S ytars tit tri'iitiKt'Jtt.i!. nn Jifine -urM-riir:ty or allctlier. I', i.-e ts r bottle1 $ pr et fit to tlie trade. Jb KU or1.T mut I-- ati.lri-stc'l to J. D. bT0EOAD, Sole Ant t t V.8., Juiy'iT,y IxwiUown, MijfOii Cb.


ocr: DU VALL'S iVrvr-d orupval't, hf PKOF. If. IT VSLL, ft-'rnierly ot llie !l!ee of Mirirons. 1'arw, I. S'.'W orrnr.li to mr. emnc iJ- ltrfV tVroai S-r and lUinful IHmjmh I.'i ill intne. -in or orene.s in anr psrt nf the nyiio-m. Itheumstism. jmin in the back, brent or ne'le.. lsle.1 lireitsu. N-ursleis. hum. S(.rsiDS lleailwhe, CYsroi' in the Stonish, t.r snv other diee thmt l S'lUK anJ rslNU'L. nii it i only oTer fiu r'(i of ilisea. we rlsiin t'KKr'ECT V1C T'lhV. We .ay ponti.-lT to our patrons, we eo relieve the miflt-pT vu times out of 1-sl. We would ju.t ray lo tli- pol'lie, prof. Du Vail wms 2.' year, in bhtii:iiifcuthi roodieioe superiority oser allithera. Price il rM i-r bottl. ) pr et oil to the tnule. ir-ll orer. oiu-l I.' a.Mreesod to J. D STONEBOAD. Sole Acent for C S . Jut eS.y JwutoirH. MiHtiM tit. itr.


ocr: The nest Work aod Latest SI) lea TAILORING. J0II T? MILIFR thankful for rast favors ould state that he has re- ceived the Spring dV Summei Fashions, and is prepared to CUT, MAKE, and KEPAIR garments as usual. He will endeavor, as heretofore, to execute his wonr satisfacto rily to all. Lewisburp, May S4,.15S


ocr: Grocery & Provision Store. T. G.lVANS & CO. 11Ul LD rCSpeCtlUllV Hlionil tlieir V fnetids and ihe Public in s-nrral. that thev have received and are now t'penniff in their room. on .Market street, oppasnc the new Tost OtVice.a lare a stuck and as full an as sortment of 1 araily Q3rocfric5 nnD prolusions! as can be found elsewhere. Their stuck is entirely new, was bought for Cah from the manufacturers and imporier, at the LOWEST PRICES, which enables thein to sell in like manner. Their stock consists in part of Sugars by the barrel or pound, ColTces, Tca, Molasses, iltco, Sj icrs-, I'hio- .r, Sucar Cure i li.tnis iuJ Sh 'ilii- crs, Dried !5u f, Fii't i . bai l. I or puuuii. t-a iu tacli', Tn 7 ami ffimninn S oaps, Sine-.. iu : l.'bew- w" - s- - iu2 Tobacco, CiK:ir3 laskf L.ucfcct9, lsutter l.ud.c?, i,c. VC. - itm FIT 1YF A) CDUV FT 011! .... -. CJiAVkLIiS, t UUl.l'J- JrULIIZ, CONFECTIONERIES, &.C. We would say. as tar as assortment and of goods are concerned, will compare any other establishment; and as to we are not to oe unaersou. i-ouuiry taken in exchange for poods. T. ti. EVANS & CO. Lewisbur: , Ta, July t, 1858. 742 NEW GOODS, Cheaper than Ecer, ut Cash ViVct.


ocr: s.u"r.k'as he is 5tIrP tliat l!u" i cAr,Li;TWAi!i: U)o)i VORTII -!!h Street. The M;l'crilor X most resp-ctfnlly irbTtr;-. the citizens i I Lewisbuti; and vieimtv, that h- has , n band and for saie a cheap l.,t ,1 " It A 11 l Iii;, for Ihe fiprai:' trade, romprisit-t; Drcssinif tittil Ciiniiiiuti Iltucnii?. Sof- l'c tunes :ttii Ijnrik ( usa-. (. enter rani mill I'ior T:il,lo.-i. Ilinin.r nn.l 1'. , t e . 'i- t i i t'.. lal.leS. i Itpl-canls. ta-'C aiacl Other JJcJ.-ttacl.-!, Staua., ' Sul-ia. ami (.'Iiitirs of all kinds. COFFINS made to.-rder rr short ro'a-e. j Tt.., ,.,,1.1,,- ........!-. t . ' - ... n, . , iu,u , i i ii , un, ui laiiitiie t e- .-ailA .. . - . "tu W'M1 " !l-rh 11 " ir- a:-,T rrir' si I .( i M M t ) I M : I . . " - I." wis burp, Sept. 15. IM.a. " " - fTJ.-3 I.Oal It . a a flics, ' ar . 'S . n: -1 Jew ttr y . io 51 de..r ,0 : WaVfH,,,, .rie Cheap ft.r Ca,h- V" 1K-N"'''iUANIMf'' V'- , e"'iu'i--, Apia i4, ial.


ocr: j cob. ' Call and see ihem operate. Price 1S. Or address L. & J O. Kl KT7-. ISov. 1!), is.'7y Aaronsbure. i a SPROUT'S Combined Carriage TI'MIE best Springs now in use, xvurrunttd to I give rnlire satisfaction. It posesses nine distinct orfnitinire over the Elipuc, and a carriage can be made cheaper after paying the following prices: Sulky Springs Open lluggy Top do fill slide seat 1 passenger $17 l'J 22 0 passenger All orders must be addressed to E.T.M l.OI I , VIS Hughesville, Lyooming Co. Pa Important to'FARHERS ! rilHE subscriber is prepared lo (Iran I ( Inirriieeil at the well-known Mill ol Ws.T. Linn in Kelly township. Union Co, on the shortest notice.and warrant no damage by breaking of the seed, teiTjor the Fift-nith Bushel .'"t&a Thankful for past patronage he asks a con tinuance of it assuring his customers lhat he will do his inmost to give satisfaction. Nov. 1H57. C-EOHC-E BAKER A Call to Farmers. Farmers, drop ymir fWs pause a little Trail this, and njlect.'.' "FARMERS' PROMOTION BOOK." VjNEW ami scientific manuring system, Jcr the cultivation ami increase of all kinds of prain, prassrs, fmMrr anl pasture, upon all kinds ot soil, proved by actual expe riments and based upon evident truths, desig ned to improve agriculture in all its branches ; represented by upwards of one hundred and hl'V engravings o! the mosi vaiuame grasses and plants connected with the syMcm, by DR. Centre i


ocr: aMlrtss rf fljt Corner uf tjit Lewisburg Chronicle. 1 Kind Friends ! I'm on an errand somewhat new, But doubtless old and understood by you ; I've come to tell you the important truth That a New Yeah is here in all its youth ; And as this is my introductory lay, Upon my word I don't know what to say. "You'd scarce expect one of my age," wont do I've oft repeated that, and so have you. "Hoops" now are thought a necessary evil, (Though all once said they came straight from tho devil.) Division's past what shall I do for rhymes ? There's nothing left for facts in these hard times. My brain is bankrupt ditto "mill" and purse And, without "rocks," how can I grind out verse ? A dime or two enough to grease tho wheels, Would greatly stimulate- "machine" and wheels. At home much has been done in Fifty-Seven. Tho College Buildings covered streets made even (Some places level with your parlor doors, And others level with'your cellar floors.) Out in yon grove, the "Fcm. Sem." Buildings stand, (Somewhat the nicest in this 'West Branch land ;) Within, there's music, learning, school-marms plenty, And lots of girls from sweet sixteen to twenty, (Be still my heart ! and keep that flattering down,) Besides a score of fine new homes in town. Although we've lived full fast, and are in debt. The dreadful Panic has not killed us yet. Our Bank's at work we move sure, not very slow. Are never quiet always on the go. They've had "panic" in Europe Asia, too. Scarce closed the Russia war, out bursts anew The Indian insurrection, cruel, bold, And tales of woe make all our blood run cold. The Ocean Telegraph wire, drawn part across, Was strained and broke, to art a whole year's loss. The Leviathan the whale-ship of the Bcas On dry land yet, "makes water" by degrees. We've had a kind of 'Lection much like those Dark, foreboding days, when 6low before hit foes Great Washington, by alien hordes o'erborne, Upheld the flag of Freedom 'mid the storm. So, boldly strove our Wilmot for the right, Almost alone he fought the hopeless fight; But, through the clouds, faint glim'ring from afar, He saw we see the brightly shining star. "The World duet move" the seed ha long has cast, Shall spring and yield a hundred fold at last. The greatest news einco Factor's election Is the dougb-face "slave insurrection !" Douglas and Walker, Stanton and Forney, Though hitherto ultra, rampant and "scorncy" Against the Republicans, seem to agree That Kansas from Niggcrdom should be kept free. "Freedom for Kansas !" most fiercely they "ahriek," They print it in 1'rets, and in Congress do speak The Lacompton fraud a shame and disgrace, That should be sent to the "most hottest" place. We long tried to teach them the truth "on the goose," But feared all our pains were no earthly use. Now, somehow or other, the slave game is fast They're right, now hurra ! and long may it last. Sustain them by press, by petition and speech, Let sound public opinion the Fresident reach Show him "there's a North," that will not submit To be ruled by a Cabal that in sccresy sit Hold him to his word, to his oft plighted faith, And yield not to Slavedom a jot or a breath A fair, manly front, and the tyrants will bend 1 As they did when our Banks that Chair did ascend As lirooht declined Burlinoame's "at Clifton House" Be we men, and Oppression's as still as a mouse. Filibuster WalKcrU brought back as a show, And Acini SihM in the same cage should go Both are bloody and base, but the worst of the two, Is the piratical knave, with Lis death-dealing crew, Who better brought np t' attack strangers roam, And were not, like Sahib, scourged by aliens at home. Give the gallows its due and if Walker don't swing, There's no uso in having that ill-looking thing! Give the gallows its due and let it be known That the murd'rer of thousands is worse than of one ! Onec more, throughout our land, the cry is made Of hardy men in want of daily bread ; Distress and ruin boldly italk along, And drag behind a hungry, ragged throng, Our gold has gone t' enrich a foreign shore, And the effect our lab'rers sore deplore. By party hacks deceived, by Slavery ruled, And now by sad Experience dearly schooled, May we yet learn what all our great men taught That foreign wares are always dearly bought Protect yourselves prefer your country's goods, And soon we'll find you all in prosperous moods. "Remember toe Poor I" is a Bible command. "Remember the Poor !" they're in our own land. "Remember the Printers !" they toil (while you snooze) To correct and arrange and to CnROXICLE news ; They want all their dues as well as most men, And 've hard work to make all go smooth even then ; Remember the Mechanic, tho Merchant, the Teacher, And don't you forget the Doctor or Preacher. And forget not the CARRIER need I say more ? With my bow and my thanks, I am Yours THEODORE.


ocr: JXTIUL t YAXIA ACiE.CT aa ml crioyNriacE. ri' hir.t i?.Ta1L r ki ts mui he a Ajlluw : l a.v crBlw k Vatna'- -A lo m -.i 1 v - Ich baa ttiB,!J the Intnalur. S ramt.jr atwiug Hmch.n-, i aMlructt. It i buj a, timn i b-Tou.ingadi.Bftvv.rM (ion-.; r,. itj. MiorMlul u- ta V'.T rv.a in lie. T. two lion: ,j.ii.t; th-m . f e amiMloaav. o.t it, atini d, tut a mi'-- airca: ri iy U r. n,t:mi y . TreJ, i.tSr ife.n tn inatruow at so iOe d en a priaripJe r.vi;aj.v oaia. Im:r-b:. a.t to tbe n-C I ef BiaU.- bI; soJ, baus; x. r' 'e-t 'A aiu.-: atsrcbia Iji sm-tjus brai-n ef Mai -tf sur -t, it U M-livrit. f.t l'trC. hvirj -rle an! (.recti- Bot l-i sppiuacLe4 iu .acl 'vanUr h pscsks ever all fctlotiii: ructiun, and conuat frva- I H-d ut repairs, v Ui iviMbl weratluo. torjrj. towhrrb fteen be ap red bj ne otber mrciiauicaJ. T sn-J aratan.rrr of the work e celebrated Machine gf-nrv, have only the rr borg ; no charge U r ' will aoon risit I.ewia at beuoties and ntidtr, nues wi.l p!eaeaddre KwK.Harr.burg,Pa TIMES I l$f!Ichapr!" What, ?i ! Whv, I am no IS CO tl. for l in f tu quality but sot on s are ihe prices for cash I will the boat a cetirer at anr plae jmi s. Having Weik ill be eiccn. Ai.o. i Wilka-Hvre Coal for VarJ oo Water street, Bel. 9yl G. HOLSTEIX. I SALT cheap for ca-b. OEO. HOI.STEI.N lone Bob Sled mge for lfay.Corn.Oats. at ihe Weishvale on ;EO. HOI.STE1N aad Latekt Sljlca I L 0 R I N Q . B. 3IILI.ER lul fur past (mvvrs d state that he has re d Ihe Spring A Summer ions, and i nr.v icnis as usual. He will avor, as heretofore, to n;e his work saiisfaciu. f. May 2l,,ia5! HER fc H CLDRE TanH and eitensiro UOl)I)? adapted lo the ii y and to the season :ha-ed so as to enable i that defy coin prlmm. B. K. & M f. ovision Store. ns & CO. it fully inform their PabiiC in srneral. that id are Dow opening in strret.opposne the new Hi ck and as full an as- ft yrooisions! where. Their stoclf is agin lor Tjh from tha tprrters, at the ' PRICES, o if il in like manner. nsits in part rf el or pound. Coffees, iee, Spices, Cheese, lau ar.J i)0'ild if, Fih by tlu fuund, bait Sn;ckiug anil Cbcw ars, JSaskets, TuLs, LaJles, &e. its. ND CORN fLOl E. mars, nekies, &c. ur as assume mi and Bcrrned, u-i I co&.paie sbinent;and a to pri c undersold. Country lance for gici!. r. G. EVAs & CO. ;l, lSa8. (T:j IIS HiYI . .' xoncc::! Icrnod from the Uiy r laice Stork ami &e.l prf pared to st II good ight elsewheie ou this re:: Hardware::' ucks. Latches, Umer.l J. Painiv Oil in faci may want to build youi -e or barn twemy per er before. 7Xi uay .' t you can gel ih rrle ies, ffpear a Jarkson'a iws. Hatcher's, Brairv il Plane Irons, paieiii , Brace Bills, Alters. Screws, Compos taws. c. -IROX IRON- AL?. Tyre, Oval. Kuund aud Wine and English S'ee1, i. Screw llaie. eic. Tahie Knives an4 s. Kriil.s, Lamps. Car. II". v--j. Plum. Un.r.. r