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Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

cents extra
CHERRY AND FAIR STAR gvERlY. EXENINc d1
FOR ALL THIS WEEK, ..
from Monday, seth, to SATURDAY, April Sd i''z
MONDAY and TUESDAY AFTERNOONS. At
o'oiock the lively piece entitled A SOLDIER FOR
love: after which. Dancing and Comic Staging and
the new, and humorous farce of THE MILLlNERs.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
at ~ O'Clock the brilliant and gorgeous Oriental spec
CHERRY AID FAIR STAR,
Cherry . Mise Nest yer Alexis. ....-g. v, Clarke
Fair Star Miss Barton Topack Mr. Hadaway
soaus l--oelestial Haunt Of Fairies
Scene 2-View of the Sea Rocky Greek Isle:
Scene 3-The villa and Grounds Of Hasanbad
Scene IA FOREST Hunting music heard AT as
'AHSs scene 5-Tae villa and Grounds Of Hassanbad.
Scene 6-HAuNr OF THE FAIRIES.
Scene THE Port and rs P'fr Il = famas0''A
soene / Greek Camel Drivers Cottage.
Scene 2-General View Of Famagossa. The Grand
Seen, Scene s-vILLA OF CHERRY AT FAMAGosTA:
Scene 1.-THE Co1LoNaDE. Tho -DieS"very--- III f7
Scene 5-rhe Sleeping Chamber Of the Prince.
Scene 6--Turkish Ape, tment in house OF Mustapha
Scene 1.-THE PRISON. The Camel Driver ana MS
Scene sExterior the Prison. the Spy and the aged
scopa g-MoOpght Valley The Fairy grants her aid
sosnel-rHE corrAGE OF ZOE.
Scene Fee Tt,T ToREsT 1nS the Pirate
Scene s-Frozen Mountains Of Caucasus. The Gresn
Last seeue-The Grand Procession.
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
OF CHERRY AND FAIR STAR,
OF WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
The YOUTHFUL GIANT, the HAPPY FAMILY, &C.,
LaaA folI
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OWNEhh OF
sAFRs.
Wilson's & Hyatt.
John Williams.
Henderson x Peale
Joseph Rafel go.
R. L. Scannon 80.
Conway Tool Co.
Alta California OF
fee. (this Safe
was also In the
nre Of May S5Ol
A. 5. Bates... -.
Jas. Ferguson -.
L. W. Chapin.
]. G. Gilbert
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TO THE LADIES.
NON HAPPY AT THE THOUGHT

w of erecting once year all q our old n IA
.a o. sFIends and to enjoy the sweet -e-sztsS5t
sI;les Of the ladies, and sip the ruby wine
md above all taste Of those richly navoree N-T
Ses an ~ Of CURRIERS', comprising choicest -.
0naiities of Fruit Cakes, Almond Pound Vtron LaIy
Cake, ana ocosSn ~ ererv hind and sort, l9i
line; = VSster- SS,ste-tS TsTSA sT Va WV o26 6mieA
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
II r,,,,,. ~ Doei1 8ulldlng and nIu

s5s- Home.-Dry Dock Building anu Va y !.
TuAI LOAN AsS0ClATION.-Ths raqular M eting OF
this Assoeiation will be held the third Iuesoey eVe
and Fourtn at. few sharel remain ihose "lsi
to invest their money the best advantage Woula GO
we'll to attend this meeting Bye-Laws can be had al
the meeting OF at 179 Orchard street, any evening
W. v. BARR, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
rAMEs II MONTROSE GEO. W. McREE
WAITER H. MANNING GEO GARDNER,
WIN. ENNIS JOHN MGCAfFiA' 'N'
Attorney K. u. GU dip.
na5- special meeting at ITALIAN HALL, s9esaAS s
March 30th. MO oni
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
vAInARLE PRoPERTY
RICHS SALAMANDER SAFES

TocITI.N OF ooNTENTs OF
rrREa SAFES.
yazo civ. Miss, S8 900 in notes, Ne
New Orleans Books, &c.
40 do
40 do
do Jewelry, unknown
Conway, Mass. e. SSO.OO In notes &c
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

G7r Great Reduction IN Prices @0arpetin :
Floor Oil Cloths &c.-SMIrH s. LOUNSBERRY Az
Pearl street New York have in store an extensive
and varied STOCK oT CARPErlNGs, received direc r
from Focei IN and Home Maruiactores, TO which they
will be daily addiog large supple. from the same source
and from the frequent AUCTION SALES. The stoei
eomprisesa complete and desirable assortment OF IN
LArEsT STYLES e1tant and will be SOLD at FEkh
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
No. e49 Broadway, near BleeckeF

Rg- To the Lndies.--Madame LeVene
Co. would inform the ladies Of this city and vcinit
that she has lust arrived from Paris with large STOCK
Of French Millinery which they will open for inspeS
ton MON DAY 29th March, at their store NO 20 2
Spring street between Green and Wooster sts MO l1
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
JACKsON's

nINING SALOON, BAL AND 343 SPRING
IL STREET, oppo,ite the CLIN oNM Ak 59san
kEf between Wtst and Washington slree s. lsigss2
New York. sZ8t'sA
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
- st nlcholas Bu,ldlng AssOelatIOn.

sa- St. Nicholas building Association,
Office under Chatham BAN corner OF Cr''nan anu
Duane streets-entrance in Du ne sbree1. .oa 4ho
This Association being completely /" 1nA~e
attention Of those ntefeated Is invitsa % w
tares it pre- senhs in enabpg the poor man 20
his savings aud provide msef home OF tne mean @
procuring in o few years AS Ohe sHvoeso
soeiation Of this ma are depends upon the
and character of those who conduct es aHslrs cul ,
been taken la select such Board OF trustees as VII IN
so;re he utmost confidence Of those who connee1
ssicea with the Society. The office VIII be open oai
until o'clock p NJ to receive subscrptons whee m
formation may be obtained. Shares SSOu entrance iee'
Sl dues, So per month
~ TRUSTEES.
william /. Conlklin, clobhier, No. Bowery.
Thomas Williams. Jr., grocer, 225 Madison st. Il.
John Leverijge, Attorney-at-Law, NO 67 Chatnam s'
VIM r. PinSney President Astor Fire Insurance 20; 20
John B. DunhaIn, pano-iorte maker NO. " Eost loVn
street. -. .o ~
G. A. whitney Secretary Astor Fire Insurance Oo'
Geo B. Withheld, plumber. Nc. 262 water e..
Egbert Scudder hardware, No. Is Gold 81.
James V. Rich statiOner No. 6l Wllham sOfseV
Wm. Close, Builder, No Is Roosevelt ~ ~. 49,. .
Abram Durvee, lumber merchant NO Iz4 aoisoI s W., ~
Charles J. Shepard, stove manufacturer No-7sS W.
/ ter st. ,,A.u
| VIM l.. cONKLIN, President
| Tuos WILLIAMS Jr. Vice President
| RoBr. D. HART, Secretary 10 -
| J. ". &. LEvRIDGE, Attorney. Ao ]"
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~. .u-0zrAr muuATRr

NNOEDAYtTO- MORROW EVENING, will
JVA be performed - ~
TIE BATH BuN-Mr Doublequill Bun, MI FOX MA
demsisslle ellujambe. Mrs.. Martini
After which, =. , q,
TIRE SIEGE o. TRfP0LI- Harry Helm, Dr. W. o..
5opes; Ia fini hias Barber.
conclude Vifh =,
n GTC WELL Aeiey, Mr.. Clarke haulmsa' MIS- H.
r. Nichols. 90 .-
eoxes rs oengs m sz CENTS Orchesrs boxes 81 osn'e-
Al riq az sQiV
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

ar Third Mechanics Building ana Mu-
mIr1I LOAN AsSOCIATION.- The Unprecedented sue
ess Of me second Mechanics Building and Mutual loan
Assocaton f20 shares having been subscribed tor oe
fore the FIRST monthly meeting, and the suoeorlpuol
hooks consequently closed very large numoer OF per
ss having bean disappOin ted in becoming members o.
the second have commenced Third Mechanics bullu.
ng and Mutual Loan Association having neorporAyeu
In ther Conetituton the advantageou prlhoip
70 which found suoh favor with tne pupno
and which filed up the second, its predecessor SO rap
idly. s, ss,rors Of making his Oh
hrsma earnings more than triple itself IN the spaoe
fv vears or anv person who Is desirous OF poEroWh
mnaev in order to purchase his own house on tne mo
a5vo1tageons terms who will but take the troupte
onnara the offered by this Assoeiatioh Doo
10 lenders and borrowers with those offered ny oee ~
sociafions will at once nd the key to the success oi o
plan for instance, c - ,.r onnuno on tn
SS Tt will allow interest at the rste of per cent pc
annum to all persons who prefer paying tueir iT
on for two months or in advance, thus securing
danbie Internationally the above per cent seeoauy
tbi share of the prohts Persons who Wlsh 70 oorro
money for the purpose Of buying or punlpB VHen Nv
Uouse or Farm can here an advance on l9r or
liberal terms than offered by any other hssoclaVlon
3d Persons desrous of Withdrawing rom Wy ooois NV
can do 40 at any time by giving one months notlce m
receive back all the dues paid by them with interest,"
The r. te Of per cent per annum. -. IA .hor
nerson " no Will but save IA cents oaJy Aane It
Is not one person who cannot II so disposed o9 % ~
with which he can establish himself IN Ou'iie7'' ~
thus nchieve his own independence -. .A,,, ~.
The entrance fee is 80 cents per snare tno f'
nenta % per share value of each share, Svu' ,o.
Ladies and gentlemen dcsirous OF joining '"n '''
their names with ~ s.x-pr r.~asiaent
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
as- Hair RestOrative.-PhalOn's Heir Invi

az Hair observation-disclosures Heir Invi
roraeor to restore the Hair eectualy Dandruh
''A ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD,
Will be paid by g. Phalon. to any person who can pro
duce air InvgoratOr which equal bis as Deantl-
full and healthy restorative Of the Hair This truly va
uabe Hair Restorative has been before the citizens OF
NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND PHlLADELf HI Al
over twenty years during which time it has given the
most perfect satisfaction and superseded all other
called Hair Restoratives Invigorators 10, many oi
which are in the dark bosom Of oblivion buried nun
N''0' - WV CINCINNATI ALONE.
have cause to rejoice that they were lnouood 20 try
single bottle Of Pbalons Hair lnvgoeator, haVng eru
every thing recommended for the hair, without oe
riving any benefit whatsoever Phalon HAIR AnVisol
'0i "O' THE HAIR FROM COMING OUT
but bv its use preserves IL to extreme old age fof m
ANTS and children, whose hair may seem weak OF ehn
sber mothers apply nothing better II removes un'
sourf which is APT to weakness of the hair IN
'''A' YOUNG PEOPLE,
and which, if neglected continues TO renaer oe
me hair less productive the faster they advance IN age
ladies will fad the Invigorator great ADDITION 20 0n
| toilet, but on account Of rs dellcs9e an anu
AGREEABLE PERFUME, ,r,-
and the great facilities it affords in dressing tne hal
which, when moist with the lnyigorator can % oLeo
in anv required FORM tn preserve ies place.
plain or in ours Prof E. Phalon would again renaeh
"i''" "''~ 'A CHILDREN's HEADS,
IL laws the foun good head OF hair ana Woul
aIgo state it has restored the hair when nuno1eos
dollars mas been expended in vain upon other propara
tions. 1t also dresses -. :. . ,r,r,r,rrrrv
aeus IL eoft sken and clean thrice as long as any
preparation 1t will change the harsnest mar nto & a.
most healthy glossy state lmparring 20 IL nosg pe
fifuI dark color-keepng both the skin ana nalr N
healthy and uzuriant state, until the latest PERIOD
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
PATENT ZINC PAINTS,

House. Washington Av, Brooklyn.
Tho Vegetable Eectuary is prepared and sold by the
proprietor No. 1876 Bowery; Mrs Hays ITO Fulton st.,
kraokivnZand bv druggists generally throughout the
lo11o- hor Am
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
JOHN Buy u.
Attorney,
J. BANCROFT STEVENS.
Secretary

JUHN T. NAIENDt
The books of the Association are now open for sub
serption. Persons desrous OF joining do so by ap
plying above. Office open from TO 2ooloek every
day. and SATURDAY EVENINGS. Entrance Zee, Sz;
Shares $780, Month Dues. SO. M2o lt~
"a The Chelsea DW1Iding and MUTUAL
LOAN ASSOCIATION, will hold their third regular
meeting at the Assembly ROons of Twenty-ntn
street and Eighth Avenue, MONDAY EVENING, March
., at ocock. Shares will be redeemed at this meet
ing, and the entrance fee win be s. after this meeting
Members requested to oa office Of the seore
tay and their books and pay the Mach dues at any
time during the day OF evening, until 10 o'clock.
m28 II WIN. II. HOYT, Seo'y, No 230 Ninth ave.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
IFrom the N. z. TrlbuI

-
We know Of no compound for the ha'r, which, as la5
az our experience goes can equal Phalons Onemicat
Hair InvQorator There remedy for the permanent
cure Of badness and diseases Of the head
that mas reached the popularity enjoyed by TINS
It's gro vita to able degree. Judge EdwaIas o
Phiiadel phia, "a years Of age, tne toP oi
has now the hair growing by it's There are ma
nv Others whose names are not at hper!y 70 siFe
chose hair has been restored by Phalons lnvigorator
From the n. Y. Sun. -, d.,
young gentleman, friend Of ours nv vs B VI be Ion q
his head was dried oa-the sides were covered WhSa GI
beautiful head Of hair from the use Of Phaon H"
| Invigerator. - % ,,,,,,me pvp PorTLE
T,rerared nv prof e. Phalon, New YORK -, Nj,
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

TRUSTEES.
John A. Gun, A. A. YaleLtine, w. H. Grenelle,
john W. Miller, Henry Johnson, Emile Baxter,
J. ". Ogden. 80,
EDWARD J. MADDEN, Secretary, Office l65 9Th Avenue.
NnltR
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

.s-oitv and and Country Merchants supplied on tn
most adynntageousterms'
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
GRAND SACRED CONCERT.

OUNDAY EVENING, MARCH %, AT
| - the NATIONAL Halt Nos. 80 and 81 Ca aeo,
nalistreet near 0roa6way-Vocal and Instru- eAe7
mental First appearance Of Mdlle. Meyer. theffS41
Youthful prima donna: Miss Moore, pupil ofVAAr
Balfe and Sig. hudolh solo performers Mr.. Leop I'D
Meyer 80 violin and Grand Orchestra under the di
at cloel; to commence at o'clock For parue alsrs
See nv srTamme B16 It&
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ROD Table an Piano Covers. &c. from 10 to ~ per Ct
LESS THAN LAST YEARS PRICES. =,
n28 3mN SMITH LOUNSBEhRf, 44o fearl 81
az- Twenty Shares for Redemption Will
be offered on THURSDAY EVENING April lst oy me Clit
ss Mutual Loan and AccumuL1tfn0 Fund 1ssoefdtto',
at their rooms All BROADWAY. The books OF TINS AsHo-
onsted 10 call and pay their dues before that time.
Once open from 9 NJ till 5P. and on Wednesday
evening till o'clocA. , =, ,,..
e. DELAFIELO SMITH. Vice President
aL.n..
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

"A BROADWAY, ABOVE HOWARD
fAtLt Street. - 20
WOODS MINSTRELS. WI
o. WooD Prop p-etor. ). A " Eil.s manager ~ l7S
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. 80 49, 49,
and on WEDNESDAY ano SATURDAY AfIhhNNNN'
GREAT ARRAY OF TALENT.
L Horn s. a Wells T. F. Briggs, and others OF eqH9t
merit. Tickets rs Concert to commence ~ "a
| bei0re O'oloek.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
q G CAMERONS

THOR SALE CHEAP NEARLY NEW -
n cost S2O-ll be sod if applied for Immediately for
SI2. Apply at u Ann street. after A. NJ Monday
-. - M2S lt*
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
FIRST PREMIUM

JOHN CoGER, Survey or.
n- Applications for Insurance will also be received
~. Oesoo oF A q NORWOOD 40 William at. T6 II
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

AZ Mechanics ana Working Men Atten-
tion.-THE FULTON BUILDINs AND ~ A
LOAN ASs0 CIATION. Subscriptions will be ree9iye@d %
BY The Secretary at the Oce Of the Association NO ol
B'wery lin the Citz ms Insurance Co } every Monday
and Fiidsy evening from TO 9 o'clock.
Interest at the of per cent viii be allowed on
months dues or over in of Withdrawal from the
Assooation This is entire feature in Building
Associations. -, ~ On a. eh.~,.
limited to sO0 large proportion Of which are nov "a
will be sold. A., . es ,.
SAMUEL SOUTHERDEN, President,
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04
rho Electiou Tomorrow.

The people of this State will vote tomorrow
for Governor members of the Legislature, and
Sherifs. We have endeavorcd to discharge our
duty to our principles and our cause, during the
exciting contest through which we have passed
Before this paper reaches one-tenth Of our read
ers the battle will have been fought and won.
We have the fullest confidence that the Legislature
will be Democratic, and that Gov. Reid will be re-
elected by handsome majority.
The first gun from North Carolina will roll like
the knell of doom over the hopes of the Seward
candidate for President If North Carolina shall
repudate Scott, what other Southern State can the
Abolition Wing leaders of the free States hope to
carry for him
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04

Mr.. Kerr's course in the West, and especially at
Asheville Mr. Woodfn says Mr.. Kerr has thor
oughly satisfied the Wigs Of the Vest that he
IS sciM them on the Contention question, and, he
adds, Mr.. Kerr is nom a .tavorite Of the West 1t
was reported here on good authority, some two or
three weeks since, that Mr.. Woodfn had declared
publicly in the streets of Asheville that if Mr.. Kerr
should 60 West and take the same grounds he had
taken in the East on the Convention question: he
poould not support him. Mr.. Woodfn is now sat
isfed, and supports Mr.. Kerr most cordially and
Mr.. Woodfn, it is we'll known, IS THE ADVOCATE
OF WHITE BASIS IN BOTH THE Commons AND
THE SENATE! People of the East BEWARE!
The Raleigh Register must have been in posses
sion, for several days past, of the foregoing start
ling facts; but that paper has SUPPRESSED
them. People of the East, say again, Be
WARE!
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04
Democrats of Wake:

This last appeal to you shall be brief The time
for talking has passed, and the hour for action has
arrived. Are you all ready for the work of to-
morrow? Are you fully impressed with the i'm
portance of the contest? If so, then turn out, as
of old, in your strength and with all your votes.
Lose no time, but work from ten in the morning
till the polls are closed. Work for David S. Reid
and for your aohole ticket for the Legislature All
you have to do is to put forth your strength as
one man, and the day will be yours.
Remember, that every vote cast for Wing can
didates Eg will be a vote for Wing United
States Senator. -&E
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04
A CA r d.

TO the Editor of the Stdndard-SIR: the statement
made in certificate cf Messrs. Caldwell and Joyce,
that had at one time denied signing the certlhcae
of Wilson S. Hill and Others Is not correct al leas
never intended conveying such an idea to any per-
son. but all the time stating that had signed IT. ana
that eyery word in said certificate was substantially
true-to which fact am there are many persons
here, both Wings and Democrats, who vii! testify
| if necessary.
! NV only reason for wishing my name withdraw
was that nv situation forbid that it should appear Dc
fore the public. having wish that my name sHoulu
appear in politics. therefore authorize you to sla
in the Standard, if necessary, that the satemeG.
Messrs. Caldwell and Joyce in relation to myself
absolutely untrue NS'psi B. e. GRAHAM.
GREENsBoRouGH, July 80, 1852.
The public will recollect that it was stated Win
an air Of triumph, by the Greensborough Patr"
and Register, that one of the signers of the sa't
ment Of Wilson S. Hill and others had declareu
that his name was used without authority. la'
above Card from Mr. Graham, the gentleman a.
luded to, stamps this statement of these papers apu
of Messrs Caldwell and Joyce, as untrue i"'
public will now be able to form just idea As y
the value to be attached to certificates from why
partizans. mi
The truth is, the statement Of Wilson . L.
and others not only bears upon its face the SuOn7
est evidence that it is strictly correct, but IL
been confirmed by the certificate of Mr.. Gllmer a.,
others. All that was charged upon Mr.. Johh iA''
has been proceed beyond question.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04
The Barbecue.

Ample preparations have been made for the
Barbecue to be given to-day, in the Baptist Grove
and every body, Wing as well as Democrat, is in
vited to attend.
The people will be addressed by Gen. Saunders,
Perrin Busbee, Esq, and Others
The Wings, we learn, will also give Barbecue
to-day. Their. table viii be spread on the Court,
House square. ..:-sL --.-
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04

Ng We learn that that sterling Democrat and
able politician, Hon. ASA BIeGs, has been DOING
Seornan's service in his region of the State in the
cause of Democracy, Reid and Free Suffrage His
efforts will tell at the ballot-box, Tomorrow. Our
Information from Martin, Berthe. Hert4ord, Pitt.
and Washington Counties Of thc7no;t cheering
character x. !. ~ :. 10. s.... -.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04
The Legislature,

We present below list of the members of the
last Legislature of this State, with some calcula-
tons as to the probable political complexion of the
next. The Democrats are in roman, Wings in
italics The following are the members of the
last State
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04

PIERCE AND KING CLUE. The Democrats y
Raleigh and vicinity had most enthusiastic n,s.. .
ing at the Courthouse on Saturday evening 49,.
They were addressed in an able and eioq"'.
manner by Gen. Singeltary, of Nash. Inc O..
spirit prevails among the Democrats in this quI,
er, and they are determined to do their Wh000''
tomorrow.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04

The types made Correspondent OF the D' 'or.
Atlas, Wing, say the Wings never entered VI n.
paign under more suspicious circumstances
meant to say suspicious,
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04
THE STANDARD.
RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1852

.N N,rth. no South, no East no West, under the
Constitution but sacred maintenance Of inc con-,
mon bond and true derotion to the common 6T01ne'oO0
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04

]. NJ. Campbell,
B. F. Aver.
J: N. Haynes,
J. L. Kennedy,
Perley Dodge,
Thomas r. Butterield,
Alfred Story,
Oren More,
B. b. Whittemore,
William Parker, of Fra
" lillian H. Bachelor,
John Gregg,
John Smith,
Aaron White,
Jesse Wilkins,
Frank Flanders.
S. F. Burnham,
Vim. Bachelor,
William Dodge,
David Gregg,
George G. Fox.
James E. Flanders,
Benjamin Fletcher,
Robert w nipple.
jeremiah Burnham,
Benz. II. Livingston,
Peter Jones,
A. w. Jones,
George Adams,
Daniel Campbell,
Josiah Warren, jr.,
R. B. Cochran,
Daniel Shepherd,
John Q. A. Caldwell,
Benjamin Fairfield,
Silas K. Hadlock,
Kendall Hadlock,
Joseph Fairfield,
Joseph A. Leach,
John Lynch,
Thomas Smith, jr.,
Israel Shepherd,
Ephraim Fox,
Samuel Putnam,
Moses Peabody,
David Marshall,
James Cristy,
VIM. Parker,
E. H. Parker,
Cyrus Wilder,
Levi Chamberlin,
Moses w Gods.
VIM. Parker, jr.,
Daniel Dodge,
July "a, 1852.
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The Boston Post contains the following in rela-
ton to some ofthe signers of the above:
That evidence is both negative and positive 1t
pronounces the abolition reports of Gen. Pierce's
speech tissue Of fasehOod, while it distinctly af
firms what he did say to this law. The Republic
may like TO know the character of some of these
slgners Now, Benjamin Fletcher was chairman of
me New Boston meeting; John Gregg is the present
ochrane, aud several others, have heretofore repre-
Sen'ee New Boston in the Legislature; Jesse Carr,
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SENATE.

LIST District, Pasquotank and Perquimons-WiL
liam B. Shepard.
end District, Camden and Currituck-John Bar
nard.
Sd District, Gates and Chowan-Henrv Wiley.
4th District, Washington and TyrreIl-T. e.