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Farm for Sale

ESNIlG valuable and highly cultivated farm Of
the rI1-rgacrla offered ior sale. II ls stu
ID alet lt iIr head ct Indian Creek Grove,
N the town Of s7r, about ID miles northwest Of
Ottawa, 0nbnrgr the thriving little village oi Eau
vile IN, within hallm,le OF the location OF the
Aurora Branch Railroad, aud 10 miles nom the
Central Branch Railroad running 10 Galcnl. The
state road from Ounwa To Rockford pa 5scs through
H. There 7 plank road located Tel the state road
from Ottawa 20 within miles Of said farm, which
viii be finished the present season. aud wal ultI-
matty pass through the farm to Paw Paw Grove.
II contains 100 acres OF and, GO Of which is good
timber. The whole farm, except the timber, u un-
der cultivation. 300 acres or more Is set m the best
OF tame gnsscs, itnolhy and clover p the remain
der "a under the p,ow. The farm Joins The timber,
and Is under most excellent fence Of the hest white
OAK rnls The farm Is divided into several COME
nrnt fields oi about iOacrys each. There is a huc
living stream ot water passing through The farm,
winding "a Us 10 water nearly every lot Besides,
There are many living springs. The land was sc-
lrc,ed by the subscriber IN the spring If 1891, and
was considered one at the best locations IN the
Western country for farming The land u fine,
arabic, and dry, and Is one Ut the best stock and
grain farms probably IN the state. There was
new barn built on IL last season uf the hes, of pine
lumber, at a COS, OF over $500 There are two
rood block house. on dlllrpn, paris olttr farm, and
tittv thousand BRICK Of excellent quality, hnmt this
nstSe Oson, enough 20 build large two story house
The brcks ate 40 hauled ON to the spot tor build.
lng, and ready 10 be laid mp the coming spring
There is Young orchard ON the premises, OF over
one hundred tee, Just commenced bearing, besides
various other fruit trees Peaches nluus. Sc.
! hr said arW can required, be very easily diyl-
drd su ~ to make two excellent Jams, II one pur.
ch1arr should not with the whole. The road from
hntvI.Ic To Peru passes nearly through the centre
Of lhe farm en- NJ 20 make nearly m equal division,
although taken u body together 1t !, one OF the
most dc,ruh.c stool, l7ims I'm northern Illinois,
ihcldru WI.i ie cold reasonably, half Of the pur.
chose motley vl.' hr required dDwuthc balance can
be p'l iuycoyy instruments OF enc, TWO and 'hrrc
years q requested. Possession given this spaug uf
one Of the houses u necessary. Enquire Of the
subscriber oH the premises.
lieb NJ c. II. SuTPnEN.
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New Eating House!

THE subscriber has just received large stock OF
L ifesh oysters, can oysters, snrdiHcs, md oil
kinds Of NUS candies herring, cigars, &c, and
has opened an Eating House, on Canasf a few
doors west OF Sanger & Armour's brick block in OF.
.wa. Tie will serve up soups, at noon from l9 TO
| o'clock; also, constantly keep on hand Egs' feet
aud tripe got mp IN the best manner; hot tea or
coffee uta moments wurumg
lie would respectfully invite his friends and The
public generally 10 give HIM a call having had
over eight years experience in the art Of cooking
and preparing edible, ior the table IN the different
hotels in this town he feels ouiident that he can
give general satisfaction fiO Gro SMITH
nJ~ Tailoring aud cutting carried on as usual
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hTe!gan House,
Virginia Hotel.

DY JOHN H. S1ANE. N.utr = l'FiIs dNt
Grau Srats. 81 Lo.is No
TNuiS aoae located jn ;ha business part Of 'he
i c;r.0ri o.raom and ..u'u.'. Is gqWa. 20 any
hr,a.in Oh ui.y, 0r.h1u-. and others, visiting r'.
c.'y on ..a.-. wi. lind }; greatly GO IH.u H.'ar-
'ags g. atop 1t obs house. iH.r charges 1rr no
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FRUIT REEFS!
Farms and land, for sale.

z OFFER for sale several ihc farms Of yariods
& siics, in various stages Of Improvement, ada.
cent To each other, and to the farm on which re-
.idr
A'so-GJO acres of land contiguous 10 the same,
In .os TO SUIT purchasers also, the fine farm on
which ! now reside. commanding noble prospect
otthe surrounding country, and possessing every de.
srabe requisite, as enduring stock water lcrliIity
oisoil, dwellings, barn. ice-housc, c1tile.shcds, &c.
This farm embraces 800 acre. under fence, and 50
acres OF timber
This properties s miles from Ottawa, II miles
rem Peru, andi miles from the Illinois River in
duectlIne Bronson MURRAY.
Farm Ridge U0ylO
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6otsIs.
Geie'er House,

N4IAHA. ILLINOIS.
ENHIS Mouse, formerly owntI aud occupied
by Mrs. True. l. beautifully situated ou
La Sale Street, about hall way between tur Cana.
aud the Court Hose, IL has been recently pu.-
chased, aud converted into Hotel, " hrsc every
attention will be paid 10 the wants and ccusJ.l u
It's patrons, 10y the proprietor,
November H. { u GTIgrS
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The ;ubscribcr viii sell his fine two story build.
irg. opposite the Mansion House, on Canal street,
" Ottawa, on reasonable terms The first story
isa store room, 20by 10 + with counting room IN
the rear, l2by ". The uppcrpau is fitted up for a
dwelling, containing five well flushed rooms and
kitchen. There isa good cellar underthc house
al the sime size o the store room, and seven feet
deep, Few better hlIgainsur are offered
oiinwa Jan l1-u Cro ScvnirT
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DR. sLlRKE's CELEBRATED

NH, ft-v. >rtrfHruf Float Pam on Misery
~ h' >.f'. h".v'' sr lJofgsr ETge,iyrdt.oH.
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30 Officers. Soldiers, widow and
EIrirA Of hnrrn.nil NninrrHe.

4 Ii TAKE N0IlCE,t 1at,hc uniersgncdnrc
"A on haut as usual. 10 procure your bounty lands.
pensions back and tAta pay ar uomna.r ltrs. low
r. ,hlp eyer Having had considerable experience
In this business, ndhrHg 900 direct correspondence
Uith tie Dcp1rt7rNtso' TIE Government having 90
ah1rgr the adjustment ut such c,umgs We nc" certain
we can do your business % your entire satisfaction
When axe not successful lu in securing claims OF
this kind we never charge. Call and see us OF our
lawgnd land agency office NoRR,s & FIsaiR.
Nov l2 lstl-t
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DF. 'iuyIoi'~ Nerve and isOue
LINIA EMIT,

h east over every other lniment, and stands
u unrvaled IN IT. certainty 10 cure sprnns, bru
scs, burns, sores, and crupuons, and is warranted
To he OF twice the value that Fauel'S or any othc
lnImenr can be in applications to horses and do
nestle animals, 1t is scientifically prepared from
highly penetrating oils, and cannot tail to cure all
diseases OF III nerves, buncs, and Snews. No ia
mIly should be without it. II stands upon ITS own
mcft. aud challenges the world Tor us equal. For
snlc at the new drug aud book store north OF the
court house. dccl3 L. CIRCUS.
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Paints, OTIS. sc.

00n KEGS pure and SO white lead in oil.
4OS 500 kcgsdty white bead,
800 red irld.
Also, chrome. trrtrn and yeNow J English We.
ne,iou red French red yellow urhc. pausrrccu
smal,H, paint brushes. gold lraf hfur.rs aud ynr.
hisuss iorsais by npl9 W4isr 4 Rt.Iha.
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administrator No.ilts.


L,fr.e ~ I'm Simmons deceased
nURISANl' tuau o.lcr utthr county court OF
L LISa .rcuunfy, notice i- hereby gwen, thatJa
persons baVuE Claims against The estate OF lla
~.yW, n late q, i.8S1.c county, deceased, are re-
ggirr. pVr1lJ.e tur same Do Wuuug, and he them
Iu said court ca the urt Monday 300 Apl' next,
When a.J wbr.s saui claimants uIu requested To at
,sut In ,lc purpose oI having yAclr claims adjusted
100 pursuance 90 INV. LllsHA NNEEANuBE,
Feb IT, ,,l-gG-6W .i.uiG.S.IHiur
Esa. ~ I,.tr. a. L.i-0n 9-rJsri
1D'R>lAAI s..n ul.er .. ..r county cyJs; ct
l ia ~.|n co.. rnn.. .- hereby gwen, thar al,
H.tao.- having claims T4.a-, .N-raslr of NlcWr,
O. luNu.u. .l.. y. I.n~a.r t..n.N, t,c'j. are Tee
.I.r. ru l.'.., ..r .ur .u u.uur aud brtIem
on -..t ..... vr .r l-f Monday tNpr ueNl when
... ,.s..--.J ..u..- -g..-.rt .na.teru ta,
t.e lI.rn-, % aa..- ....rg.amrs aa u-rra uVul-u-
aimee .rpiV NhE5AG.rE LrvvAs,
o.. .g INr1 l.nl.lygggf.r.
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NOTION

nORT MONYE. Amanacl, Perkins German
TOYS. Port Fo.us. Gilt Frames, Powder Flnsks
SAC, and ysme Bags, octj X Y. GTras
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GRIND.

n zoo LBS. Barca Ohio Grndsioncs. war.
O,DJI ranted equal to any in market, TOT sale
q, Inc old hardware store OF
June 81. ! NANtrv e. Co
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Como I'lOSs.l.s

A LOT us'reccived and for sale, md warrant
II 81, 81 FEB sl-t L1cky3cr's
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& "a AQDHVEuMs

ia = IL = "a IL -kd- u Il S'i--S
1rc made 10 suit the demands of dr country. heavy
ui lot good s.ock, and We feel no hr.iwuouIu war,
nnrug them for durability and 10 give Satisfaction
We 0llir good n--urtwrulo OF thfiy. NtmritS,
Nrreis Jcqas, Eiuuc's If d,f,ycpi kiuGs.l and a
very superior quality of blankets, carpet nui stock
ing yarn, which We viii exchange on liberal terms
Tor wool cash, wheat, corn, &c We will pay part
cash ON woo where % D. required
CiRDING AND SPANNING will be done as
heretofore in lots OF thirty pounds and upwards, a,
from fourteen to sixteen ceurs per pound
wool CIRDING
lone d: five cent per pound We have oar ma.
chimes in good orirriar doing the best OF work
and when WOO. comes properly prepared for card
ing, you may depend on having good rolls.
CLOYH DRESSING
viii be done At the ,-ual price,. but IN better style
OF finish Persons who may have To- be- detained
over night. ON business connected with the Factory
shall hc to no cNpru-2. J. * y. GREEN.
Dayton, May T., ISL
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llnrsCs for Sn,c.
ENIk SiIE.

Two good young horses, separately OF together
a torsao by NIL BRoNsoS MuKRAr.
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IATNNNED Tin Wala.a 70. a-,-Hucr'. or
? ...... nov II Nasrr,. * Co.
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Grccian Fanch~roninn Drops.

a SURE AND SAFE REMEDY FOR,
iHd mil positively cure The Sick Heddachs,
ChHis and Fcrcr, J0uadirc, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Didrrhg1 Sra Sickness, Cholera, and Cholera In.
tHtuRi, and restore a healthy action to the Liver.
without pariic., olCnlomrl Mercury, or Quinine
entering into their compound.
They do not purpor TO be- remedy fer Ill man
ncr OF diseases that ch Is heir TO, hut experience
warrants " in saying the above they will positively
cure They will also correct all arrangements OF
the stomach, aud relieve from those aches and pains
throughout the system commonly called Rheumat-
ic Il - an excellent remedy Tor the GRAVEL,
aud as VERMlFuGE, ct WORM medicine,
there u none better
Prepared oniy Jv DR J. *. FdNCHER,
10 Fulton street, New York.
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mIqGFLLkNEoUs.

fI,Hs COfAH4SERaHI betetalafe esi.aaE 5e-
tssrsr tie su ssfIh.ls. andrr tie siye aaa i'5i =
GREGORY = ROYAL having this LAY expired y
ts.4 t I4. 4sss VII b. e8sed ssHeesl1ty OF i.nz
.#Is Tha.s having cia.ms against tlH concern 81.
sfes.#I theH without de'HE. and t1'ss -. lsa
. dis =aarsls S Ed h. s.bd enough go fefte r ta.i' 81
.., .5.taaItg Before parting with our a1i trends
s.... ... I... ir.tss To- return them eaf siasef'
ts T., t.a5t E.a...-.s. mud ~ request mem ~
.#....,t.. nude. .ti.s re.. aaf GREGORY
JAMES p GREGORY,
JAMES r. R0fAIL.
rh Ik53
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I,.sEAH - l.npIIAH mOOAa

~ 4ss9sHs-FGs# ttsIs ia kotNaE
Ma ariaas--O rf.HsH Nesae k#fe NaIsn I'm,
pa Ga4t.a ]. ea " aIafa. ..e ilei.e-s Nm Darrell
Qaisf Husband. 81. -,
Mr. t..a5s- loud Cameron. IN Il jseif, IittIe
Vie. 3a.a# fraa DOM. @ Do4er House, Aaeo
Seymour -.
Caff. A.af,atfs-P oar .llol.. Per .ga' keehe New
f4r Fs.fet. Elga oItrr Pirate Jnc9H Faithful, Peter
sifaaIa. i tai.#t. MidshIpHau Ea#g ".
q. S A. af'a--DEofeel wiz. banker. VII Coma
u.ealI H1a.rr Promise Loo lu Cottage. lsfo
Brlass. h ,.fs. Lssg Sanford, Lon lIa.3, e..
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HATS AND cars

% ID
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1902
TVyuE subsc4itaf t4a uuw received has Nos York
Baltimore and Philadelphia styles Of Geutle NOUS
No. Maleshin. silk llHrk and white. Es,ffr urd
Brush HATS which. iof durability mad hBai .eaHuot
be snrpassed Ga fhis or any other market His stock is
now areea aud complete embracing III ol fho 1ll1 aqi
NOS qL9.gr,i III. q h4 ~. e.9 c4ps, a.
10 whichhe most cordially invites hia Oh headH uHd
customer AMI the public generally. 10 r. lu IA raIl
before purchasing elsewhere. 81 ssHrk viii 81 found
as cheap as amy other establishments iu the city. Al
kinds oi Hats made oricf with Heafrsa ai Dispatch
E1~ Cus,awrs Hats 5JrsaI - Efe1f al1ge
Gail at The sign % tbe BLiE Hat
oct 2Is y 81. SiII IER.
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Chr DaiIn i)irpinian.


iroa tie Charleston Courier
Lif.,a sue.
Dear little SUE with her eyes r biae'
And her tresses Of golden halr'
Her cheeks thai tivsiied the peachs hue
Aud her Hpsse red and 50 falr
How her silver tongue 80 iayoasly fanf'
Wbea uafrhihg she haile5 Wiih delism.
n, a,ss,sr'. reiafu. q,ldle On my neck She hune
li.piae hcr rratet aai good night
Poor i1ie snc 40 more .hall ! sieH
From ihecasameoi Haf beaaf uiiare.
Nor welcome q. fsa. i8s she tas iade - 'i#a
aud vacant a8a silent b. H'aee'
Undef the ground. vh#feYaa Ens'a M ma
Covers grave smaI.a ad Hsgt
H. sleep 50 s0ret 81 3H.e' 4H4 -aHai'
Rests my gentle. rif aHRe' sae.
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NEW BO0I4s !--NeY 10OKs 500
~ volumes aud numbers of Che.p Pabisa t0as,
among naryoher authors may Zee found the writings of
james Bulwer Capt. Maryatt I. S. Arthur, Alex Du-
mas Il eury Cocktou G. " Reynolds. judge liabur-
ton, 10 Miller, J. II. Grecu, NJ. II. Carpenter, NJ. +.
Topper, James Knight George Lippard, CHS, Dickens,
Sam Lover, Capt Reid, S G. Warren, Row, George
Croley, Chas. j Peterson, C has. Lever, Apswerth.-
Mrs.. Gray Ellen Pickering Harriet Martnepu, GRACE
Angieo, Charlotte Berry, Hon Mrs Norton, Mrs Gore,
Cathariue Sinclair.
! he above eu.bruces many Of the best and most de-
7laoie works OF hotulin the language aud offered at
| p'iees ihat eaunot tail 70 plcase. &. MORSE,
| SEPT 23.-ts EDqI enid Ba9{N3ge.
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/ EEt d n tas--3J fsH1Io and IHIf UlrrcIs md
Il ing this day. aad for sule low ly
OCT 1918 LEE < JOHNSON
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-04

The compromise measures have boon
oy Mr.. Graham and by those who have - eggafded
acted with him in the South, as ndsnan.ar Sie'OOre
repose and the preservation of the Tniou 70 the
months ago, judging him and his partr j. Twelve
g1on by what they said and by what tber ~: LUIS f
would have inferred, and most Justly inf,. u' one
they would have staked every thing for tbas That
sures' and would have supported no man ,'e mea
Presidency whose position in relation - ~ '0f the
IN the least degree doubtful; but now ~ nlein Was
sented with the extraordinary spectacle w are PIE
same gentleman occupying position ~ =, u this
with candidate for President who ho1 I'0 ticket
refused to give his opinions on these N''0'"teg
to the time of his nomination, and wbono lSufeS Up
as compromise man is so much IN ! character
it is necessary to resort to arguments do O' that
and private conversations to show wbara ,"opares
he is More than this His colIooa. anu What
ticket is compelled, by the pressure Of os (" the
ces, to come forward and over his own no 'uiisan-
or certify that he believes him to be sonnJ uSclFe
But for the present we forbear
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-04
GEN. PIERCE AT HOME.

friend of ours, l. V. Pratt, Esq, of Portsmouth,
Va, has just returned from a tour through the
North in the course of which he visited the Demo-
cratic candidate for President Gen. Pierce was at
home, and received our friend with warmth and
cordialty expressive of the high regard he enter
tains for every one who honors him with call,
but more especially citizen of the Old Dominion.
They conversed long and freely upon general topics,
politics. &C. in which Gen. Pierce took occasion to
allude to the Concord calumny circulated to his
prejudice in the South, and which he assured Mr..
Pratt was a tissue of falsehoods-a fabrication as
vile as the hearts that conceived tan unmltgat-
ed batch of misrepresentation and nisstatements.
He pointed him with pride and exultation to his
public career as recorded upon the annals of Con-
gress, while he had the honor Of seat in either
house, and the course he had pursued at home.
"My father" said he, drew no sword in defence
of the North, the South, the East, or the West;
but the history of revolution will show that he
ever sought the battlefield in defence of all Sec
tons; he knew no North, no South; nothing but
common country, and in defence of that he
ready and did pour out his blood. His old age
was spent in intoxicating into the mind of his boy
those principles and sentiments which had ever
guided his rule of action, and l proud to say
am utterly unconscious of ever having gone
counter to those instructions, or been guilty of
an act which did not have for its object the best
interests of all sections. My brethren of the South
haze rights, and under Gods Providence those
rights shall never be invaded by me, or injured
through my instrumentality." This is from his
own lips, and uttered in the presence of many wit
nesses
Mr.. Pratt says that it was really overpowering
to hear the sturdy sons of New Hampshire eulogse
their distinguished son, and everywhere throughout
the whole North, the most unheard of unanimity
pervades our ranks. Wherever he met with man
who was debased enough to defame or speak light
ly of the name of our candidate, there were i'm
mediatey hundred lips curled in contempt for
the wretch, and he was Stunned by the honest of
all parties as unclean and beneath contempt.
Nansemond Enquirer
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re- We see the Federal leaders are about call

H- We see the Federal leaders are about call
ing meetings in several localities, on the 18th in
stant to celebrate the GLORIOUS battles of North
Point and Cherubusco. We should like to know
what these battles have to do with the question of
the Presidency. Will these celebrations of these
GLORIOUS battles" have any agency in quoting
the Slavery agitation? Will they make Seward
better mans Will they enable Southern men to
reclaim their escaped slaves with ease and less
danger to their persons and lives than heretofore
But, we are told, these celebrations are intend
ed to show the gratitude of the Wing party to
Gen. Scott. Indeed-but where is Mr.. Fillmore {?
Is there no gratitude due him for standing up for
the fugitive lave law and the Constitution of the
country? And Mr. Webster-is there nothing
raoao to admire in the moral courage he displayed
in his 7th of March Speech?
And what were these same Federal leaders do
ing at the very time Gen. Scott was fighting the
battle Of Cherubusco? Giving aid and comfort to
the enemy by opposing the war, and endorsing
Tom Corwin in his savage advice to the Mexicans
to welcome our brave volunteers "with bloody
hands to hospitable graves. 3"
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-04

A letter from Illinois suggests General Harrison
ran with General Depression" who is first rate
wing, and succeeded and General Taylor with
" General Distraction" who quartered on the enc
my but General Scott can't come in" as he runs
with General Prosperity" who has no whiggery
about him.
The Scott papers prove that there is no truth in
the old adage: Dead men tell no tales" They
are satisfied with knowing, that "dead men can't
contradict" So they fasten the deceased Gen.
Hugh Brady, the sending of this message to Gen.
Scott by some unknown person az hope yet to
live to see him win the great presidential field of
the Union in 1852"
By the way, is it not one of the oddities of the
Scott campaign that none of the living Generals
support their great commander" in his presi-
dental aspirations
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-04

The New York Tribune is berating Mr.. Webster
because he refuses to abandon his position of EARNED
neutrality and support Gen. Scott. The Tribune
winds up an article of two columns by advising
Mr.. Webster to initiate the example of Col. Ben
tonic go back to Boston, be chosen its Repre-
sentative to Congress- and take seat in the House
Isn't that cool? Such is the treatment, Southern
Wings, which Daniel Webster receives at the hands
OF the Scot-Seward organs of the free States
Daniel Webster, who possesses a world of mind
compared to the scurvy Sewardites who are assail-
ing him-Daniel Webster, who staked himself for
the compromise measures and the Union in his
famous 7th of March speech, and aOas lost /!
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-04

The Democrats of California have nOl' I,
Messrs. Latham and McDougalfor Congr's' IN;
have received the nomination of Gen. Fle': .,,r,
best spirit, and are going for him un'D' h,ns
The Democratic fires are now brightly k
from Maine to California. Let us Eeep Ill.,
ing-Iet no Waterman sleep at his posi-
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-04

H The Wings of Jones held meeting on
Saturday last, when Hon. R. S. Donnell was re-
commended as suitable person for elector for this
District. Not word was said about Mr.. Kerr :;
not single Wing now raisea his voice to return
him thanks, for his distinguished services.
s- Republican Dc Patriot.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-04

E Why does not the Raleigh Register give
Gen. Scott his title, in announcing him the Wing
candidate for President! Why not say, For Pre-
sident, Major-General Winfield Scott Commander
IN Chief Of the Army Of the United StatesP
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-04

Every mans fortune is in his own hand wise
man shall control the stars. -.- --s