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fNtHE undeFsieund would inform bis Southern patqans and
Il friends that Ibis 6pELENDID HOTEL which -
has been uudd lo years. oun IA f
elegantly refted enia< and leiArnisie4 10 tho Most
fashionable manner and the onre aniza1n Of every de
pafiaenf coinnoe The most splendid sn ofaparments
be had ii az times By giving iHw hours, uufioe.
The central and iasbionabla location of tho WASHfNy
TON HOUSE. ra1defs the mos desirable IN the
city 10 Ladies visiting PHILADELPHIA, either upon
have eonnhs % Mert ths liberal sepp 4 hes heretofore
81 fhs Hoaa has WAN and Ceid Baths always in
nad -. y = 49, "a
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aASrhs respectfully INVITES lne patronage Of -.
/ Il the TRAVELLING PU BIC, confident that 1.5.5.f
Montgomery swell a. any Of hs compsiiiqrs Those
Who are going to- returning from the North can obtain
MEALS AT ALL Hours, 10 sH the arrival and departure
the railroad cars and steamers. ne four horse OMNIBUS
IA abundance 10 convey passengers and from the
b0xs 70 ne ears tree Of charge The Accommodations are
equal 70 any other the town, and being at
fe1gced te oiter additional inducene1s TO the travelling
pubic The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are
and 70 pans VIII be spared 70 render esay of yers pleas
ans1 as Vii G A.sABERaRouRrE
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ST, LoUIs, Mo. Jnlv 4 IsaI

The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases is
wonderful, quickly does il all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS. It's success In
healing old sores Of long standing is unparalleled. "
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This viii certify thet we have used DALLEY'S MAGL
GAL PAiN EATRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipples
and cheerfuy recommend il TO those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable ar
ticle 10 cure 1t. pHERE RRAV
s4tbGHp, April, 1876. MARY MOORE
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p D,,,. G.. L,,. 81; LOUIS MOI July 8, lS4s.
cutmy foot very bad and dangerous way The whoIe
bit OF the adze entered the of my foot lust below the in
until became much alarmed. used British OIL Tncture
ofhyrth and several adhesive pastes but all purpose
then commenced the of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and IN les than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
TO subside, and has now entirely left me-
can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Ex-
removing pain or inflammation. -
am shlp.oarpenter by trade, and shall be willing
uy TO the virtues Of the Save at all times when
reside Franklin Avenue, No. ISL where can give any
Information desired. Yours truly, ..-
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DA L. l. Il Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOHND

-
HAS ever been discovered that of the qualities
of this famous remedy. Almost daily heSr of new and
heretofore unknown virtues, discovered by M application
diasesfor is remarkable fact that many of its eff
ects are known only from accident, experiment So deep
has been the science OF Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the In
vento admirable the combination of its ingredients that
it found suited to relieve almost every ament which the
frame Of man subject Let snumerate of the Pc
culaI qualities of this remedy:
Frst-It will, within five minutes from its application,
remove tbs pain from the severe BURNS, SCALDS, or
BLlSTERS. 1t will also remove the pain and GOVT,
TIC-DoLEROUXs PILES. RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
Secondin cases of BURNS, If applied Immediately, ii
will life, matter how may be the injury
unless vital part be burned; and consequently any
inflammation. ..
TardIt will heal Buns or Wounds, Ulcers, or Sores, OF
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FoHrhIt neutrslzes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabid animals.
FVLt.-lt will, wherever applied, prevent MORTIFICA,
TION and in old wounds wherever modification has com.
menced it viii arrest the disease, and the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away, it viii the part
to lis natural state
SiaM,-nBRoKEN LIMBS when set, be well wrapped
up in the Save, Inflammation, Swelling or Pain can oc.
cur and the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
rapidly.
SsuentdWhen the Bowels are painful, or nfian,ed the
Extractor, if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief and
canse movement even when castor oil, jsap and all other
EsAthls is perfectly safe in all caseit never can
do hamthe system will absorb than necessary to
taken internally.
We have not in this publication to enumerate all the
diseases cured BY -
DAELEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, %
but shall subjon few testimonials of its value selected
IRON the thousands in our possession from ali parts of the
country. -
PILES.
may be confidently stated that there case of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR,
II is certain remedy, and at once the pain and
soreness.
L. John Williams, resident Of Hamilton county and Civ
Of Cincinnati feel solemn duty that TO The commu
nifty thus to publicly state that have been troubled with the
lies for about seven Year,, during which time have su
fered much bodily pain; lost portion of thar time by
confinement to bed, and have expended several hundred
dollars but 10 Icontnued to grow wone Mean
while, persuaded, and finally urged 10 make ra ri
"DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR % for
the awful complaint; and TO utter amazement am a.
well and hearty ever, and the of two boxes OF ms
precious ointment aseTbe my These am will
ing affirm to- should make the statement of an 0d rea
dent any authentic. JOHN WIIIIAMS
Cincinnati, 4th month, IS47.
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MARI. sna N..mS~..


soa s B@ M I o1Sa F .
s will commence = y odoe M d W r
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Those that initiate Dr. Towhsends sarsapaGla, have
mvaqaby called theirstutf great Remely FIR
and have copied bills and circulars Which relate ~ III,
C0npants OF women, word for wordotler men who put
9p DlenGle have since the Dr. Townsenis
1anapa 10 IN eompaint incident females recommended
elIa atlnggh previously they did not A number OF these
Mixtures FMS, ETC., Injurious females A. they
vate disease, and nndermLne the eonstntlon. Nss-1
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BuREAU DE L'ExEeUTIF,
A TvrEHn1r -. r, 10 BatGn Roage, 4 Feyrer 1850. )

,,--,,..,, Baton Ronge, A Fevrier 1850. (
a JIENnU qIe RICHARD TERRELL, ex encanteur
"A en- Ia wis de Ia Nouvele Orleans s'est addsse a oi
B9nr eaneelIer e bon, suivau SAVIOR; -
I'm bon de $4,000, souscrt par lu le dix d. Ay 1919
CONNIE encante1r Ia vile de asNouvelle Orleans CON
cauti0ns: - ~ " '' S
En- consequence, Avis par lie present donne tOutes
personnes intesees avOrA dedure par cert au bureau
nu aecreare Eta dams les quatre vngt dix ious qni
yIont "a derniere publication du present. les raons pour
queles le dit bon sefa pas cancele Ell annulIe.
~ Donne sous manan ct ie sceau de iiEtat d Baton
IL s. Rouge lie Fevrief 1850. dams Ia 74eme aimee
CO. de L Independence des Etats Unis.
Par lie Gouyerneur. JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLEs GAYARRE, Secretaire d. Etat. mh2
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Or, ToeHsen9-DeaT Sir; have the pleasure IN inforn
you that three of children have been cured of lie ,
by the use OF yopr excellent medicine. They were afflicted
took them away, for which feel myself mndep g1ast
ton Yours, respectfully, N'''s"
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n N OHINIlJNb UF PHYSIIIANS
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders fom Pb;
cans m different parts of the Union. w iSs'-
n ms % certify that we, the undersigned Physo, of
ne my o. Albany, have in numerous cases nTecrhe Dg
townsend SaTsaparlla and believe 10 he one al -;
valuable preparations in the market. - ~ " uie iOS'
II. p PULINe NJ n
j. WILSON, M n
Albany, April /, lS47. p r. EI nSsS,y M: D.
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N X, o,
Or. T0tORseRd-I verify believe that your SarsaparIa
ha been the means, through Providence, Of saving my e
nave Tor several year, had bad cough 1t became
ana worse AT last raised large quantities of blood had
ght sweas and was greatly debiated and reduced and
~ no! expect 70 i've have only used your Saraparaa
snort une and there has wonderful change been yrouEht
n me- am now able to walk all over the city rne no
blood and my cough has left You can well imagine
hatl am thankful for these results Your obdt sery ant
go VIM RUSSELL 81 Catharne street.
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sCRoFULA CuREn
THREE CHILpREN

FU1-.- - d
This certificate ooncuvey proves that this Sarsapara h,
gerect control over the most obstinate disease OF lie Rion
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented.
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SAMUEL ]. PETERS. Collector.
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"A z. AtN6 " ORTIZ, NOTARY P1Bl.Ic .ayVJl.
In COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS feT eperg Stlte
q ~ Lhsgs. RgnLIc ORr9rE-Na 81 CAMP sTREEar
. ~ Residence and Private Office at No. I6z Julia
ssf where agponsnais may b made los business Of
~ Bspesitiom taken Accounts PrObsted. Deeds and
stpstseket DrEMn, and al Documents and Istrnen,s 81
ag rsspafqq sna Aq.hentcassi for Uss and Record IN
MnElne and other protests particuarlv attended 10.
Ana AZ eaas Of General Average Or Partial loss Correctly
stated and pFoInptlN arranged :, MIN iT ~
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flANG ~ hso y 4 & IND y D MIslG z sToiik.

RI a. TYLER has on hand and d constantly yeeeiyir.
a sLsi rt9ss NJ t0k AS from the justly
1fsllt4sAa "a ~ Ia otorfes Of Hallet,
gayn y Goi Boston; John d. DunhanI ~ Ef5sII|t
yasln Van stilkls. II. Gale & 90. 4ndu Y ~ III q
Ses II or vealef New York; also Payels Paris rIAstE
Sg,e1 seeslved lor the HoRST's PATENT IRON PIX
70 rs aeiSered IN turn fast received from the
factory hee Pianos decidedly the best Piano now IN
~ pafilssasly a. the ecPny, where 1aers can seldom
" Aae ~ y VIII stand longer and In tune thar sv
ether Piano These Pianos have Independent rim or case
winch Gan pc Ienoyed IN moment, there being conpee
non hetsyssl ths Piano and Superior GjIf ARS
MIA EOldNS, ,ACpORDEONS, FLUTES, and
2snei nanscal Instruments eonstantly hand and
~ ses.si Guitar Flute, &C. Also INSTRUCTION
80. nyyfS iof al musical Instruments f9sf- A Lib
erai Discount Dealers, Tea0e ana ali those se1dinr lar
o1slsn . Al efdeEs prompt attended TO. Shs3P
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H0TEISl RESTAURANTS.

Fal8A7E BOARDING, n. NO. ne KaieheE =
HfIes ANN HALLETT, date Of tn FRAHKL5n
w H0ps1 ebes beg leave to intern her Friends "a
And he Public that she has opened PRfPs4TE
H1.4RDiH6 no USE No. Is n ate b . 4 str Get -
he tirass and REORGANIZATION 10 maze her Boarsl com
fahe she hopes efsoaivua share Of patonagn nl2 y
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is the safest aud most effecual medicine for pnriFyng
re systen and renewing the suienngs attendant upon child
Db ever discovered u Strengthens both the mOher and 6s
9 prevents pam and disease increases and enches the
ool lO-s VINO have used It think il indslensable n ia
hlshy useful both before and after confinement n il
vents Diseases attendant upon childbirth: In costiven pes
efaihs swelling Of the feet, dependency heartburn yom
ilg pam 2 The back aud joints, false pains hemorrlage
d N regulating tue setehnns and equaiz1g the cirula
u0n II has no equal The great virtue OF ths eiriS s IL
always sale, aud the no delicate and most successful
very lew cases require other medicine IN sofe tis
castor gu or agnesia is useful, Exercise IN me o6an
and hsht TODD, with this medicine will always nsge a "a
and '"10 iiiSuiS d Sdls
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Dr. ToenseRG-Dear Sir have little sir seven years
o. age who has been several years afflicted with FITS we
ue almost everything for her, but without success at last
although we could find Recommendation in our Circular
LOT ess IKE hers we thought, she in very decnte
health We wopd give her some of anapana. and are
ven gd we DID, for not only restored her strength shs
has had Of the Fits, our great peasuTe And
PRISE Shs fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we lce grateful. Yours respectfully, - ~
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/ .AMDING AND IN STORE - : =
ABUCKWHEAT-zFresh,P H. HoltIs beat--,sO nLo,
8 PORT WINE--60O packages; - PNs''
SWEET T,MN MALAGA, DRY Do; SHERRY WINE
= STRAW. PAPER(-l0OO reams -.
SHOE AND TEA PAPER-500ream 4
SEGARS-l, 10000 TOBACCO-4OO packages, .
SWEET OIlr-6OO baskets: = d.
CORkSi MACE; NUTMEGS;
4DiONES--5 bbls.; for sale By
gs0 d. J. HART & CO., 70 Tchouptoulas n
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j, COGNAC BRANDIKf

~ u 5nIp I9upnenlIs 4nu 9I saIe N bond By
Nc 3. WOLFF, rs GTavier St
MTHIsKY, BRANDY. GIN Ann TSTNE--S1S;,.-
y eheons Irish and puncheOn Scotch Whisky: half
elpes Cognae Brandy; pipe Holland Gn and DO casks
ee dTes r. and has lain oyer in store for than two
sherry Wine is of the Amontilad0 vintage so much celia
DRAFTED for It's delicate flavor For sale in ouants 10 si
pnrchnsers by tnl9l JOHN T0OIE. Is Bank Place
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I a lar VEY G1 E4S ON, U. s. CossuL,
Forsssgasag and ,Coaa4ssssoa Ideredans. Z
WILL an. a. .,..., GIhasrs e. n e.
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DAILEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.

but we shall suboin few testimonials of its value sele
IRON the thousands in possession. from all parts of
country.
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

Inns why the Southern, and especially the gpanis fes
are 80 uen admired Ladies in the North who take bur Efe
e COM t Sy te apReaon Of deleteous mxd s. il u "
eyes and beautiful complications they should use ~ T. or
send saIsaparia. Thousands who have used il ans ora
nnr off adailv ~'eiJ steiiOls cfOWu
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10 NOTIFIES AID MARRIrn LAnIrs

aus extract ol aapunia has been expressly prepared in
@ suppose she approaching that critical period "Tbe Turn
o. Lie, should neglect 10 take it is a certain preventive
Tor any OF the horrible diseases to which femSls
are subsct AT this time Of life. This period may he DELAYED
igt several ears by using this medicine Nor 4 il es yaa
pc or those who are approaching wOmanhood as Il + cal.
eutet TO assist nature by quckenng the blood and nyigor
atng the system Indeed this medicine is Invaluable nS iii
NE delicate diseases to which are subject II braces
me whole system, renews permanently the natural eneTges
w removing the Impurities OF the body, 20 far stmua
hs as 20 produce subsequent relaxation, which the case of
st medicines taken for female weakness and dese nv
Using lew hOtes Of this medicine many severe and oip
surgical operations may be prevented, ~ F
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FBMALE MEDIGg93SNFR BUTLER' j.

Dr. Townsend's SaTapala sovereign and spee5y oura
ior lnelpenl Consumption, Bauennes proapsus Itr On
Failing Of The Womb, Costyeness Piles IsnchorrhGs' y,
htes Distracted difficult MenstruatiOn Incontinencs
Of Urine OF involuntary discharge thereof and for The general
PROSTITUTION OF the ystemno matter whether the result oF
nheIen cause q causes produced by egularY Illness or
accident Nothing can be surprising than
effects on the human frame. Persons all weakness and Nas
tule rom taking At become robust and full of energy
h OF the female frame, which the great cause Of barren
ness IL val not be expected Of u.s. in Of 20 delicate
laae 70 exhibit ceTihcaes Of performed but we oan
sssus re ahcte that hundreds Of have been eporied
W vs. Thousands al where am, nave been ithont
children, alter using lew bottles OF this
have been blessed with fine, healthy Offspring '
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agents, MessFs IEI.DON s. POTFER ~ Csn,n st,aas
New Orleans; Q; q. .WoopaAN, Vcksburg, Miss; w iii
roy, Nhteliez, Miss.s Q. o. CLRARks,. Memphis Tenn
y. p Ihs pansr pEnted with my News Ink. Jazz l0sm
NOTICE. 3
SORSQN h ARMsTRONG,. can be found for the pres
" ept at the office Of. Mesrs. HEWITT, NORTON & Co..
No 90 Camp street. few doors above their old stand
wh isr ditorders for y rAFf0NERY AND PRINTING
WI pe execnted as formerly Their business wal meet with
pei ssghl orders I'm full stock have already
yls r UoRsoN e. ARMSTRONG, s. Gampst.
- iney snbace This oppo snity return their sincere
tssistanee egtendedfo them. s'57-rs = ~ y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-15
5u1s uf Grrnptrat1rr.
BIBLE PRESENTATION.

We learn from the Hillsboro' Recor-
der. that on Saturday the 26th ult. the Ia
dies in the neighborhood of Bethany
Church, three miles east Of Hillsborough,
presented a very handsome and substan-
tial copy of the Bible to Union Branch
Division Of the Sons of Temperance
The Bible was presented in the name of
the ladies by the Rev. Robert Burwell
and he accompanied the presentation
with an address suited to the occasion
and worthy of a christian minister
Thomas Webb, esq. received it in behalf
of the Division in a very appropriate
and sensible address. Several visiting
brethren were then called on for speech
es, and engaged the attention of the au.
dience for a short time. The ceremony
was an interesting one, and we trusT
that good impressions were made upor
the minds of all present, and that they
will be lasting in their effects.
Union Branch Division has nearly
doubled the number of its members sine
it was chartered, and we hope, since tn,
ladies have shown it such special favor
that it is destined still more TO flourish.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-15
OBJECTIONS TO THE ORDER.

We have heard some persons object to the
Order Of the Sons Of Temperance, that it might
be converted into a great political engine to car
ry ont some political purposes. Those who
know any thing of the working of the Order,
know how liIIle such a thing is to be feared.
Diversity Of opinion on all other matters but In
temperance, prevails to too great an extent, To
render any such thing POSSIBLE. No interior.
ence with religious or political opinions is made.
be they what they may-they are not allowed
a mention even in the Division room. Whis
and Democrat-Jew and Gentile-Mahomedar
and C~hrisiian-can all strike hands on one com
mon platform.
Our Order only looks to the sublime purpOs'
OF Kidding the world of Intemperance; net by
religious crusade, or by civil punishments, bu
by a spontaneous movement Of the people eve
~rywhere. 1t seeks to enlist in the enterprise
not an arbitrary power, bat those noble senti
ments and principles which God has imPlante
in the human bosom. We want the PEOPLE
the msjority-to govern, and not a few Rum
sellers and their pimps-and hence an enlighI
ened public opinion is the engine which we wis
to employ in this great reformation. We sa
to-day, from a deliberate conviction Of is truth
that if every man who claims to be a temporal
man, and who would scorn the idea of his Ell
!, couraging ~drunkness, would give rs their fave
and join our Order, our country, fifty yea
hence, would be clear of Intemperance. Onl
let public opinion come to our assistance, and ii
days of drunkenness are numbered.
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hope /; be had suddenly halted in his dan
gerous course, forsook the company of those
he had of late SO highly priced, and Stunned
the bar room as the gate Of hell? We were
anxious to learn what had produced this as
tonishing change in him ; for this purpose
we sought him. After informing him what
We had heard, we asked him the cause of
his sudden determination. He replied /:
al could have withstood any thing but wo-
mans friendship-when she came to warn
me, every vicious propensity vanished, and
the virtuous impulse was the victor 1 have
been reclaimed solely thro' the influence o.
woman"
How strikingly is the power and influence
of the fairer part of creation over man, ex
emplifed in this one circumstance AnC
what an inducement, too, is held out to then
to exert their influence in the reformation 0
those who are treading the road to ruin.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-15
THE A SECTION

Of Cadets of Temperance of North Carolina
met in Greensboro on the 29th ult. Eleven
Sections were represented by some 25 Dele
gates-The Report Of the Grand Worthy Pat
ron is quite interesting and shows the Order to
be in a thrifty condition. There are now 80
Sections in the State, IL of which have been
chartered since the July session; there being a
membership of 626.
The following Officers were chosen for the
next year, viz John F, Hewlett, G. W. P; F,
NJ. Paul, G. A. P; R. ". Shelton, G S., S
w. Nc Clanahan, G. A. S.; J.. H. Lindsay, G
T.; T. P. Ricaud, G. c.; W. II. Lilly, G. G..
A. Myers, G. W.
It was decided that the next session of the
Grand Section be held in the town of Oxford
Granville county, on the srd Tuesday Of April
1851, at 2 o'clock, PM.
The Daughters of Temperance visited the
Grand Section during its session.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-15
INDUSTRIAL

We are glad to see that the proposition for
Conventions of our Miners, Manufacturers and
Mechanics, during the coming winter, meets
with favor, so far as we have been able to learn.
A large meeting Of the Mechanics of Guilford
has been held; and we learn that they are Ia
king the necessary steps to be fully represented
in Raleigh. We recommend the example to
all the ~enterprising and working men of the
State. The object is, by mutual consultation
and union Of action, to improve our condition
to learn something by example and counsel
and to benefit the State.
The Editor of the Times proposes the 1Stf
of December as the best time for the meetings
The Legislature will then have been in session
one month, and all their preliminary business
disposed of; so that the important measures fC
the improvement and prosperity of the Stat
will, by that time, be the objects of anxious de
liberation and action.
viii not the Editors Of the State lay this mat
ter before their readers may, viii they no
endeavor to come up themselves? continues tn
Times. There are many reasons why an Ed
torial convention would be important and pro-
table; and the Editors of North Carolina ar
the very men to give the first impulse to a
prudent steps for the improvement and &C
vancement of the State. They are practic;
men-they are men of talents and reflection
they have information upon almost every sui
ject, far more extensive and useful in Its cha
/, acter, than perhaps any other class of our cit
gems. Shall 70 not, then have a Convention
What say you, brethren?
| For one, we second the motion. We belie1
l no portion of our fellow-citizens are better ca
culated to represent to our Legislature the trr
state of affairs in North Carolina, than its E,
8 itors. Besides there are many matters ofinte
a est to the Graft, which would make such
q meeting agreeable and pro6table-no the lea
e of which is an effort to procure of Congress t
abolition Of Newspaper postage.