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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-23
MISSISSIPPI.

As warm as political contests generally are in Mis-
sssippi we presume the present one is more heated
and stronger feelings, than any before
carried on in that State. On one side the old Fed.
eralsrs and few tmid Democrats are headed by
Mr. Senator Foote for Governor, while the Southern
Rights Union men, of both parties, marching for.
ward certain victory under the lead of ;ne gallant
Quiman Both the candidates are un,iring in their
exertions, while from the candidates from Governor
down, the public ear is almost stunned by the voices
of those who running for the subordinate Offices.
The press is also throwing its hot shot in all drec-
lions, and in front of its array of batteries is
that of the Mississippian-the Bragg of the battle,
with little grape'' for Foote and his adher-
ents at every and corner of the political lane.
Gen. Quitman, it will be remembered by our read
ers, was forced to resign his post Governor
tend the United States Court upon charge of having
been engaged in the Cuban expedition. Able coun-
sci was employed against him by President Fillmore,
in addition the United States Attorney, nd every
effort made by the Freesoil Government at Wash
ing,on fasten the charge upon him but tie Grand
Jury refused to find bill against him, and he
was released Gen. Quitman was already dear TO the
people of Mississippi, whose fame he had uph cid on
tie plains of Mexico in many hard-fought battle
but treatment such this raised at perfect
tempest of enthusiasm in his favor. He was again
nominated for Governor, and is in the field against
the recreant Foote, and will beat him at least ten
thousand votes.
Gen. Quitman stands upon the platform of the
Constitution, and is for the Union according TO that
instrument. He acquiesces in the so-calied compro
mise for the sake of the Union ba he at the
same time against portions of that compromise asun-
just 10 the South. He is better Union man. this
day, than any of the Consolidation pack who are
bowling at his heels and he has many bullets
and encountered many dangers increase the re-
renown and the glory of the Union and enlarge its
territories, any who reads Southern or North
ern soil.
Judging from all the signs of the times as re-
vealed in Mississippi, Gen. Quitman will be trum-
phantly elected and that noble State will take her
stand permanently against Consolidation, and on the
side of a Constitutional Union.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-23

Mr.. Webster is absent from the city visit to
the North. He sailed from Anna polls on Wednes-
day in the {" Golden Gate,'' accompanied by the d.
Graham, Secretary of the Navy, is also absent-in
North Carolina, we believe. Mr.. Corwin is yet in
Ohio, and Mr.. Crittenden in Kentucky.. Mr.. Hall
accompanied Mr.. Webster. So that Messrs. Conrad
and Stuart are the only cabinet officers in WASH
ngton. Will the court journal inform us whether
alt the members of the cabinet have ever met to-
getherl Wash. Union.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-23

We have received several numbers of the &c Illus
trated American News" printed in New York City.
This paper is very handsomely gotten up. with fine
engravings and choice reading matter. 1t is some
what in the style of the illustrated London News.
We wish it success. Such publication is needed in
the United States. ....
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-23

Our readers will perceive in the late news from
California, account Of the accidental drowning IL
the Bay of San Francisco OF Mr.. Graham, Of 'nia
State, and DR.. Reuben Knox, who married IN 's',
State, but who was formerly of ST. Louis This S'u
calamity happened to these gentlemen while on llS"
way, direction boat, from San Francisco to oaN
Pablo, at which place Dr. Knox occupied rancn''
They had maehineryson board, which had been pre-
pared with the view ofenabling them to examine i'
bottoms of rivers for gold Three others were dfO"p
cd, only one escaping Ia gentleman by the naH'e "
,WheeieF--who reached the sh ore upon an oar ID 'A
exhausted condition. $50 - & d.
1--WE happy to learp by the Brother Jona'n sa
of the arrival in California Of Mr. Mcnianns, -.
Irish exied patriot, who bad excaped from AuSs'At'
and that glorious reception was given him.
IL A new Post Office has been established ID A'
County, in this State, by the name of Gap Ors'''
w. Fl. Gentry, P. M.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-23
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAIL ROAD

The Subscribers to the Stock of the Raleigh and
CASTOR Rail Road Company, under the act of the
last session. met yesterday Henderson for the pur-
pDse of taking further steps with the view of CON-
pletng the subscriptions. We regret that it out
of power to be present.
We think it quite certain, from what we have lear
ned the subject, that it found yesterday that
three hundred thousand dollars had been subscribed
and the friends of the work sanguine that the
remaining one hundred thousand would be raised
with but little difficulty.
We hope to be able to lay the proceedings OF the
meeting before our readers in our next issue.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-23

Mr.. Kinney, the U. S. Charge d'Affairs at Turin.
(Sardna,) in late letter TO the Newark Daily Ad-
verser, of which he is the proprietor, audes
eral Americans who have visited in that quarter, and
who were going North, the weather having become
too warm for comfort. Among them he names Mr..
Cogswel the learned librarian of the Astor Library,
(who is in pursuit of works) and Mr.. VIM. Asor
Hon. Dudley Seden and lady, of this city. Mr..
Reed, the poet artist, goes to the Water esdb-
lishmen Graefenburg, his health being restored.
Com. Morgan. whose flag ship Independence has
been some time at Leghorn, waiting orders for Con-
stantinople, is at Turin with his family. The steam
frigae Mississippi, Capt Long, is trip 10 Trieste.
Among the English residents may be named Mr..
Browning, the poet, and his more poetic lady, Eliza
beth Barrett Browning, who is truly ornament Of her
sex, and whose name is destined to occupy place
in the bright annals of British literature. Mr.. Kin
ney also that the sudden death of Richard Lalor
Shel the well known Irish orator, who recently
rived here British Minister, has diffused sense
of bereavement in the social circle. He died most
unexpectedly of govt in the stomach. The medical
friend whom he had few minutes before sent for to
break the news just received, of the death of young
Power in England, to his mother-the present Mrs.
Shel-arrived at the door just in time receive the
dngs of the death of the step-father He was in his
57th year. 49,
WHIPPING STATE. Mr.. Stanly has curious
way of lodging question when he does not want to
answer it. When asked whether he would vote men
and money to the Central Government to help whip
South Carolina back into the Union if she should
secede, he answers that he word sustain force bill,
such as was proposed by General Jackson, prevent
her hom contracting any alliance with England.
However anxious the gentleman may be to conceal
himself behind Gen. Jackson, the conclusion is plain
enough that Mr.. Stanly is in favor of coercirg SOW
ereign State, if she does what Mr.. Webster says she
has the right 10 do-withdraw from the Union when
the compact between the States have been broken.
And if he would South Carolina. he would al
so his native State, North Carolina, if she
should find it necessary to take her defence into her
own hands That is fair conclusion from the pre-
misses he lays down. Mr.. St1n 1uouid u1te lue1, and
money tothe General Government to achip NORTH
CdROLINa should she be compelled TO do tDhat Daniel
Webster Says she has a righ. to do.
GOIdsbOrough Rep. and Pat,
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NEW STORE

fE,llE subscriber wuu,l inform hi. friends and
1 The public generally. that I,r has opercd an
extensive stock Of GEsdsCziEssa. a.t;, at The stand
formerly occupIcn by Joseph W. DOH, or.c dcor
south Of CarnpJcii's Bakery, and opposite II. Lee
w Il Son, where may be found all articles uSu-
ally kcut in the Grocery line, consisting in par,
Of the following:
Fulton Market Beef
No. and , Mackarc in kits, for family u<r
Rio and Java Coffecs; crushed and 5rown Sugars
New Orleans MoIasscS. (rcw CROP butter, vine
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, ra:sinS,
currants, almonds, English mustard. fIbcr,;, pc
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
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$500 Reward.

ESCAPED from the Jail Of Kershaw DIs.rlc''
A. S. c. ON Monday l4th of July last Mr.. sam
ue J. Love, who was convicted of the muIuet nl,
of Mr.. Robert J. Lester at Spring ternl' io3iI
Said Love is about feet inches high, and aocu'
20 or 2l years ofage, rather dark hair ana ol st
sallow complexion, aud has rather down SSis Ss
look, with rather dark grey eyes, with some 0. nS
front teeth rather decayed, said Love IS cafpe'''
ter by trade.
will give the above reward 10 any Peisom 49,
will appehrnd tho said Love ani iodSe @ ,a.'' Jo,iars
ia in this State. or one hundred and fifty doiiars
10: M his safe confinement in any Jail in the United
States, so that can get him.
A,,r
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IMemphis Institute.
Igce!ica! Hr33rf,.ar,,s.

IEptlic;s! aep:,;srf,.ar.,f.
rE1jlr rauu,ar course Of Lectures in this Insli.
I'll, vi, commence on the Frs, Of No.
vn,,l,a, and ouliun, uu,ll ,Ic las, Of Fchruary
ftr lHa'"'n:cn' teraFtmen; vii he opened and
fr"jy :" :e1c.tE s'u"ehl" .; tner' OF Oclooer'
III" Medical Departs cmt Wi! &c under the direc-
ton .. the following
PROFESSORS:
J. coyQrE>T CROSS. VI. D. Professor of the In.
.iitu!'.: nf Hs'cilrS anil Me'lical Jurisprudence
~ ,..Ii' w. ~ r'.cr.F q" Ncre"Fn
%i:W'rOS NJ n proIr..,r ~, S"-gcr,,
i'll HUGE. VI D.. Professor Theory and Practice
ii Mrdriar.
J. AMIl|HoN' w. u Professor "l Obstetrics and Dis
ri,'s -, 81 -, y '''T'' y, i,'' !, pc nlli'rn.
:: n'"; 49, ' ''''''' " ''''''" ''"'''' anu
: FREEMAN. VI. D.. Pr,,r.ssor Of Auo,omv
! MILTON SANDERS, 4. w., VI, D., Professor Of
chemistry ANT Pharmacy.
CLtNit9UE LEtll llRERS.
,ulItnDI.EpH pRnt' - = - W ~ u;rr;~ ~
- E"TEM,N NJ, ,n,'n,.,, 'nn n,,,ons,,,,o.
rho fees for full cuursc Of lectures amo,,n. 10
SlO5
ro,,h prcicssor's V;cko, Sl5 u,,r;,uI,tor,.
80 n,,,a,.,r,,,r,, E,n s.l1 crnJ,a,;,,, cDn
=" ~ ~ i, ;;,,,r tr,l,a. Tc,,; ,u I,,
i, "0 ia,,or, In,,, '';m ,' ,I, ~,
'''"'sa ''''' N",' p"m' !" w. ,: L:'o
stu"c",S Iia,oI ""' P''"S0 o"'' WI INV"
at '"H g, C"'', y, WEWJTnN A. n Doo,,,,, r,,,,
M :" Nv, s,E:as ,sp.rss,WrE
unv ~ VI KING proGs.or nCrboorv nm pr,c.
,ic ~ aJn; ' ~" "'''' A'' ''''
NOII. V. d. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Ju
risprn'cncc. e.
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Bounty Land.

TGNIIE undersigned having associated himself
L with MIR. l.. Blanchard True, who is perma-
nently located at the City ol Washington; who
possesses thorough and familiar acquaintance,
with the requirements of the Government Offices,
will attend to tic prorurng of Bounty Land War.
rants, aud the adjustment OF al! other claims
against the Government, without, jeopardy or de-
lar-and at but little expense 10 claimants.
Land Warrants located, and the Land so d ii
desired, on the most advantageous terms.
VI. NAUDIN.
July 8, 1871. I3 It
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Oak Bark.
Shirts,
Saw GummerS.
ANOTHER supply received by
Il June 6-45-tf MCDOWA ALI ~ lO')PER.
Notice

rTHOMhS LANG, William Anderson, Thomas
i J. Ancrum, William Gardener and Alexander
Young, who have been, and now are engaged IN
the manufacture OF cotton goods, and other ar'cieS'
at place known as the DcKalb Factory. IN ker-
shaw District, under the firm and style OF Will
liam Anderson and Company. have associated
BurweIl Boykin with them, as member OF SAID
Firm-and having obtained from the Legislature OF
South Carolina, a Charter Incorporating the said
Firm, with their associates and successors, as a
body polite and corporate in law, by ;he name and
style of "The DeKalb Manufacturing Company
do hereby notify the public that they have accept
ed the said Charter, and will hereafter conduct
their business according to the terms thereof, and
under the name and style of "'Thc Dckab Manu-
featuring Company o
March 9Th 1851 20
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New Goods.

TNlIE subscriber is now opening his ran anu
L Winter Stock, consisting OF a handsome as
sortment of staple and Fancy Try
Goods, Hardware, CrOckcry' s""'iie-
nv, Shoes and Hats. .,;
Those in want of very choice goods at low Pri-
ces will do well to call at ~ noNNrv,s
Sept. 2. H. W.
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Executors Notice.
NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the estate
"A of the late Mrs. Harriet II. Sizer, will please
present them to Mr.. John Rosser, my authorized
agent in Camden, and ifnol presented by the FIRST
day of August next, will be debarred payment
and dividend be made in favor of those pre-
sented. BELA SIZER, Admir-.
July l, 1851. 81 u
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Prestnn's & Merrills

VNFALIIBLE Yeast Powders, JreSh supply
Il just rcccircd Also Yeas, Powders from tho
manutactory Of D. Clay and OF George Coggcs-
hail, for sale by
THOMAS J. WORKMAN,
At The old stand of James K. MckaiD.
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EgHIlE undersigned wou! respectfully inform his
Il friends and Tic travelling: public in genera,
that he has again rented tie above lio:cl for Il
short time ana w5;li respectfully solicit portion
of the patronae. 81 .tj"f4.; bestowed upon him
heretofore, - Pa;:. will a spared il :n"!:" the
traveller c1ln! !lal.~ and =, Il. Inr.
The SllGrs, a:.si G,nni::.ses will call regularly
at i).,. Eous.: ,,r :.rasv;%cr+, : ,i.I= - z .4
Also. Horse. aa! Ha2.,ir-. raM b" had rom hn
on reasonable t.:l:lS, T. 90 IN Ii" country.
'' !. L. T. BOONE.
Feb IL, -
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FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUMS
to seek |hope, lie a. d viGor from this
pTRELT VEGETABLE REMEDY,

-
PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY,
Thcrelbre, however broken down in health ana!
srrits, however .ca,hsome TO himself and Others,
'cl no Jnc Gi<pajr OF recovery, let the patient V;i'g
understand that his hope OF 2hr>iclHl restoration
les ous in "GuySoHS EI7roc' N leLiow Dock and
SuryupuriNa," and persuade him for his
L:EE'S SAKE
i,, try i: and we have nn Hesitation, IL predicting :
his spcchy restoration 10 health.
Az a means o! regulating aii !r i"mrI.":S g:
W~~,~'s D,.n.o,rr OaGAN;zlrIoN,
il has nc equal im 'n mairrr" iic,ca, oTti -: lii..'
critical period oi ili', wiien he iirS' >a." ui I,l
decline Commences. i'> ro:tni aud !'.vI.ura:i','.
properties viii enable her !" pass Ihc ~;;r!y.
Ti'NoHc genuine u"'>> p"' "p ~ Argr hn'i!r>
containing quart, ,i.d rn"r ~ he Sy'up nlon u
in tie glass, yi'h tho written >gnalurc ). T.. Ben
nett "U tn" outside wr'faGr.
Price, $! per buiI".-"r ii r,''i"> Tor So
Sold by SfONl!. y. MEAD,
lib ChaIrrcS .rco., Nov Dr!"H-,
Sole Gencrii Agents !"r i..' Southern S:a'.~ g.,
whom al orders mas - ai.rn-."!.
Soil ly j. DELAY. aad Al No';'nan'> 'rIs ~ior...
IamIc :. e.. Hail ~ E"r",t, Wi';u>hnrn :. /. !.
Fitch Gu.nrhm : e. Gc:c.>. i.hir.y. Os1r,, hrIr :.
G., Havllnd larrtIi * Co... az! p. W. r",cS rmr'">
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French SrallNy
Bounty Land.
Notice.

A PPLICATIGN will be made at the ensuing
N session of the Legislature OF South Carroll
na, to vest all the right and title of John f. San
derson deceased, in and to tract of land contain
inq--acres. situate in Lancaster district, South
Carolina, adjoining lands of NJ. Clinton, W. 6.
Stewart and Others in Joseph Fenton and wife
Mary, as the next of kin Of said deceased; seI,
WIN. ROBINSON,
Aug. 8 62 3m Agent for Applicants.
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Just Received,

WHITE Lump Line, a line article for White
w washing, Plaster Paris, Cement Stone Lime,
and Land Plaster for agricultural PURPOSES.
For sale by y. H. CllAl len.
Feb. % II
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THE GREAT SUTNER MEDlC4NE!

THE GRE EAT SG N NEES MEDICINE E!
DIR. GUYSOTT'S
IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA
For the C. brc of all diseases or disorders generated
by i,npur, blood Its gr at success Justly enit!rs
it to the NJ hmp 0. the
GREAT AMERICAN SPECIFIC.
So far ds it is known it is universally apor"ca-
ted. and nhanv eminent physicians use il daily IN
their prac ice with the most happy effects and Ger
tly that s the b2St extract III existence anu '"e
only one that
SNiNDs THE TEST OF TIME
Every lear adds to its great popularity, and mul-
,ipcs It's astonishing cures. The victim Of
HEREDITARY SCROFULA,
With <,rI Irrat;ug Glands, honey -conbed flesh, and
carics cgki~g into his .oncs, finds Gurs"t'S
Yellow Heck and SarslLariila a balm for his al
flIcions. KS horrible ;crenls are assuaged, and
his aaadE mn' only relieved, Jut
PERMANENTLY CURED.
I. may be safely asserted, from tie results of
past eypd RENEE, tia; ar Guysott's Extract @!
yellow ID rck and Sarsapa:!a," is, beyond all COM
par iSnn, t lc
Nosd WoyDEIFUL REMpDY On EARTH
forthr TOLL lowing Diseases and all others proceeding
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T.!emperanca EIofe1,

Cam!yn Fyhrii.ry al, iail. !! u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29
A CARD.

EEg GROCERY STORE.
ME Undersigned having purchased the in
Lock, takes this method of calling public at
alton 10 the establishment. His Stock is large
u varied, consisting in part Of
Hour, Bacon, Sugars, Coffee, Teas,
Spices, Liquors, &C., -
deed every article in the Grocery Line may be
IOnd in his store, as his assortmentis very ex-
lnsiVe. R 5
He feels assured that if a good assortment, low
ices, and liberal terms can induce a call from
+ public, that he can commend his Grocery
'lh some degree Of confidence. All he desires
|ln examination Of goods and prices. !.
s- JOSEPH II. SLOAN.
Charlestown. May l3. 1851. 90 80 :.
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Il IIIIife 4 sweet said 3 s. merry child

- q.
st0h II life 8 sweet lss ss said q merry
~ i se.A9sGl / love, IsloIe 20 roam
In bis meadows green5 neatii the SERENE
4 Oh Ahe world & g islry hon.
ana flowers gay and brig fts s
There the naotn s clear ray md tiie sun Iii
{ Ohls lstheworid is q world
4toh;tiiits Is sweet e y ssid liant oithi &
As A8 eonned the stotied page
And hSsponaeredon ON the days BY gones
eAnes the fame Of q fofglaer age ~ $50
] itsrs ssss hope il The ,Eigh tsnd bean
s. loaged toF -
/: He settvho dread not fearz. sfaEss. I
s1oh. nfs Is sweet came ne ti,srrily
4, Ereta the lips Of 4 fair young brfdeS sssk
4 And happy smile she gave tho while q II,
I. 70 fhe dear one by her. side. /. s, ~, Sf..s
ooh, life is sweet! for we win live 80 50
opEfonstancy to prove; ~
Thy sbrrows mine, my trials thine = - = :
6utisolacec in our 1oye5's5 - s7s s}E,,{.4t}
ooh, lie IS sweet r. said q mother fond, by
AS sbe gazed on her helpless child
And she closer. pressed TO her laddsnedi breast .
HeEbabe who unconscious smiled ,sst5f IS .
'tMy Ne shall:bc for thee my child = = i
Pura; guiltless, as thou art 2 t'.'5
And who shalt dare my soul to tear f's
FROM tie tie that forms aPart!sss "a sssi
"Oh, Efe is sweet =" said an aged sire, p !
IWhose eye was sunk. and diml;
His form was bent, his strength was spent
Coull life be sweetto him
Oh! Wis, for round the old mans chair
His 4hildFen's children, ,clung,
And each dear face and fond embrace
Made life seemEyery young
Thus, fi!esis sweet, from early youth
To weak, enfeebled ages
Love twines with life, through care and strileI
In every varied stage.
Though. pcrchaDce, the path isroughS
And dark thesky above,
In everSy state there's something yet
To IiFe for and TO love.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Undersigned have formed a Co-Partner,,
l ship in the Tailoring Business, and
spctfuIly solicit the patronage of their friends
- F1'''' :" JAMES CLoTHIER.
PETER POlSAL.
Cb.,Is,4oyr Aor;I 1871
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= cITliY 81 % lPRIEsTsII..
! eorrssponasa.. j. .lBs als.vIeII. l11aseltI.et.

correspondent OF the newark AtA4lA ettssttss
writing from Tufip says s.
& On approaching the eyirctissp one 3 ready To-
inquitei i Il rs asclty of esiszso many long
blacs Tobes are seen Ing IN the dust aneils
many hTeeicerneFed hats bo6hing % every dtz
fection; question thai W not surprise the
resder when he learns thai iii The litte klneucul
of Sardinia there ate over ihousand priests,
including the monks Mary pf these are att
taciied to Institutions for the education OF lndi.
eetit youth and receive salaries rom the govern:
me nj others ase prcles sors IN the rious eols
sfeaes. and lie enlaInder Ire feqsited Tor tie
daily masses of tue ehusctes, OF hlen there 4is-
III fiindred and ten in 1snrin alones ldes sefe
raj monasteTies. We do moi know the number
lofs monks attached 70 these but they are put
tnerous, and patrol the streets 81 All hours with
their uncovered, Sd ven headss bare teeti coarse
brown robes, fastened at the waist by the rough
cord used as their scoufge OF penitenc and the
cross and rosary dangling q The side Long
professions of nuns, too, in their clptster cos
tnnies and sisters Of charity, headed BY the lady
superior carrying the cross may be encountered
almost any day by the stranger entering EnEintS
some one Of these various feli gious orders being
always out on dnty-b1ty yfng tie dead, OF per-
forming some othensacred ftte so that il IS not
difficult to realize at once ones proximity 70 Ro-
man Catholic dominions."
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NEW FIRM.

HE undersigned having bought the entire
Interest of the late WIN. s. Lock- in the
Hsantile business Of William s. Lock & Co.,
lIpsettully inform their friends, acquaintarces,
Tie public generally, that they will on Wed.
ssay, 7th inst, open at the old stand, one ofthe
'g:st and most generally assorted stock of
ssds ever offered to the public, and upon terms
4ea cannot fail TO please. &
JOHN J. LOCK,
,,, AMBROSE w CRAMER,
atY6, 1851. JOHN ID. LINE.