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NEW BOOKS.

TTNHE rector of st. Bardophs, superannuatcd by
F. w. Shelton author of Salander. &c.
Light and Shade, or the Young Artist by Anna H
Drury authoress of Friends and Fortune Eastbuy &c
Beatrice, or the Unknown relatives, by Catherine
Sinclair author of Modern accomplishments, Journey
of Life, &c.
The capture in Patagonia; adventures in Fairy Land
with engravings.
Annual of Scientific Discovery, Yearbook of facts
in Science ard art for 1858.
Daisy Burns, by Julia Kavanagh, author of Nathalie
Madeline &c
Mr.. Browns Letters to young man about town by
Thackeray,
The arts of Tanning, Currying and Leatherdres ing
Theoretically and Practically considered in all their de-
tails, edited from the French of j. DeFantenee and F
Malepayne with numerous emendations and additions
by Campbell Mor illustrated by 200 wood engravngs
Putnams' Monthly Magazine for January, February
and March For sale by
April 5, ls53 3s-
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fP NC & SUMMER GOOD, 1858.

HNHE subscriber takes great pleasure in announcing
10 his friends and the public generally, that receLt
arrivals have placed him in possession large and va.
ried assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods;aLso Hardware Cutlery, Queenswarc
Glassware, Hats Caps Boots Shoes and Groceries which
he offers for sale reasonable terms Having been care.
fully selected, and purchased by himself the most
favorable terms, he is uaed he be ddersod
by fur competition. He respectfully solics call from
purchasers.
The following consists of portion only Of his stock
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Cloth Cassimcres and Vestngs of nearly all sh1dea
and prices complete assortment of Summer Goods Tor
Boys.
FOR THE LADIES. III
Black Gro de Rhine Silks,
Nap,
Sol,
Brocade, and other fancy silks,
Fancy, and Plain Silk Tissues.
Baregcs,
Shallys
Plain Black Shallys, and other mourning Goods,
Fancy Barcgc De Laines, 5
Organdi Muslns,
d" French Lawns, and Jaconettes,
Solid Ccbor Lawns, and Jaconettes,
Brilliantcs,
'' French and English Ginghams,
French, English, and Domestic Prints in great
variety,
Jaconette, Cambria, Nansook Book and Null MusIins
Bishop Lawn, Dotted and plain Swiss Muslins,
French W ork Capes, Chemizettes and Collars,
French Work Lace, and Muslin Underslceves,
Linen I;amhrc Hkfs, complete assortment,
Black Lace MaDtiIIas,
Black Lace Shawls and Scarfs,
Black Lace Wells,
Black Grape and Mourning Wells,
Mourning Collars and Underseeycs.
Alcxander's Fancy Black and White KID Gloves,
Sill.
A large assortment Of Parasols and Umhrellas.
JAMES McKIMMON.
Raleigh March 25, 1853. 3s-
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JUST I'm TIME

sGSSP' EN = ENAE I!
PAPER-HANGING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FETHE subscriber bcgs leave to inform the Public that
Il he has just received 22 doz rolls OF superior Paper
consisting of gildcd. glazed and various other figures
together with bordering Of all kinds, which will enable
him to 10 all kinds of paperhanging in the neaest and
most workman-likc manner.
Also, supply of Window-Cur;ains, Fire Screens,
Reflection Paper.
AL persons wishing anything in the paper line could
not fail to be suited by calling me, have paper
at prices ranging from fifty cents to 81 SO per roll.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
to. j. HENRY HARRISS,
Upholsterer and Mattress-Muker.
Raleigh, April Is, 1858. ~
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WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.
AsPARAGUs-Giant, Large India,
BEANs-(Dwarf) Ice Coss,
Early Mohawk, MELoNs-Green Ctron,
China, Pine Apple,
Yellow six weeks, Nutmeg,
Valentine, Skillmans fine netted
White kidney, Beechwood,
BEANs-(Poe,) Carolina Water,
Horticultural Cranberry, Spanish do,
Indian Chief, Mountain Sweet do,
Large Lima or Butter, Long Island do,
BEErs-Early blood turnip, MUSTARD - White anG
Early yellow turnip Thrown
Long Blood. NAsTURTlUM,
BRocoLI-Early and Late, OKRA,
CABBAGE-Early May, ON1ox-Large Red,
Early York, Yellow Dutch
OK heart White Portugal
Large York, Onion Buttons,
Drumhead PARsLEY-Plain and cured
Late do, PARsNIP-Long Smooth,
Premium fiat DUTCH Sugar,
Drumhead Savoy, Guernsey,
Bergen. PEAs-Early Prince Albert
Red Dutch (for picking0 Early Washington,
CAULFLowER-Early and Bishops Prolific,
Late Large Marrowat,
CAnnor-Early Horn, Tall or NratchIess Marrowfat
ong Orange, PEPPER--Long Cayenne,
Celery Cherry,
White Solid, Bell,
New Silver Giant, Mammoth
CREss-CurIed Pepper RADIsH-Long scarlet,
[grass, Turnip scarlet
CUcUMBER-Early Cluster white.
Early Frame, yellow,
London Long Green, RHu BARB-Myatts victoria
Elk Long Green, SPINAcH-Round leaved
Gherkin (for p"kling,) [Savoy
EGG PLANr-Large purple, Prckly and fall,
CORN-Mammoth Sweet, satisfy or vegetable OYSTER
Tuskarora SaUAsH-Earlyyellow bush
Early Phiad, white, Early white bush,
Canada, g crookneck bush,
Adams, Autumal Marrow.
LELTUcE-Early curled si-IToMATo-Large Red,
Raleigh, s JAM 81, 1858. tA ' 2o-n:
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Tnor hast a charmed cup o Fame

Like to the Pontc sea
Whose icy current and comPulsive course
Ne'er feels retiring ebb but keeps due on
TO the ProponticH and the Hellespont,
O. .b ,,n1vinp fame bright as the " blaze of sunset
hoos DER the laurel browd, deservedly accorded to
those ,,,,-
TRULY FORTUNATE & WELL KNOWN
EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY BROKERS,
VIE e s. e o.,
No. 4. Light ST., Baltimore, Md,
VIII keen due on until their popularity extends from
the .icy Capes of Labradcre to the scorchlng sands
Of Nubia's Desert, and until the Hosannas OF UNI
verse exto their name prolonged shout that snail
frighten the retSn 9t chGoS ana S'At'e OO''' ~ y ~
her cauer1aed steep.
IN LAZY APATHY LET STOICS BOAST.
rr grateful nraise duly received from every section of
the Country from those who have been snached from
the brink of despair by the untrlng efforts OF these laf
famed and popular Lottery Agents, Is the only reWa[1
s.S to them I. praises are wages The immense
amonnt of good that
Ply &
Trnly Lucky and FIR Famed Lottery agents.
No. l, Light 81, Baltimore. Md.
Have ACCOMPLISHED by presenting to the public monthly
schedule of unsurpassed schemes OF
LeqaI and Responsible Lotteries,
In presenting to our correspondents through
out the Country very brilliant an elegant schemes
for the month of May, enjon those whose exPecta
ton fully realized IN APRIL in the language OF
the Poet, to
"Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt
Nothing so hard but search will find it out"
READ THE RESULT OF PERSEVERANCE!
In package of whole tickets, the Brilliant Prize of
S5O2IO in Grand Consol. Lottery of Maryland, Glass
was sent per mail old correspondent in Virginia
S26,OOO, in package of halves sent to :. Carolina
$4,000 in package of whole tickets sent to Penn.
SlIOOO in package of whole tickets sent to Georgia
So 600, in package of halves sent to S. Carolina
$4,000, in package of quarters, sent to Tennessee.
$4,000, in package of half tickets, sent to Ohio
50 OOO in package of quarters, sent to n Carolina
$4,000 in package of wholes, sent to N. Carolina.
y Be sure to address for handsome Prize,
PYEER s. Co,
No. 1, Light ST., baltimore.
sssaessdId Schemes for May, 1853.
- The Certificate Prices of packages of quarter tick
nis only. arc r1ven below.
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Byrne ON Food and Health

A TREATISE on the Adulteration- of Food ana
A Drink and PLAIN simple directions for detect.
ing them, with One Hundred Recipes for tooth powd-
ders hair DYES skin powders, perfumes, sc. by NJ p
ByrnesM d, IsvolnHie, 12mo. For sale
- TURNER'S N C. Book Store
Raleigh april 49, 1858,
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CasyyeI Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

'kNfIS Company chartered at the last session Of the
Il General Assembly Of North Carolina, and locat
in the town of Milton, has been fully organized. and
Houses, Furniture, Goods, Factories, sc. The ms
will be the those of the other Mutual Fire In
surance Companies the State.
All applications state the location and situation
of the buildings and other property which insurance
is desired.
The undersigned has been appointed General Agen;
for this Company and he is also the Agent for the Etna
Fire Insurance Company of Hartford. Connecticut and
the Hartford Insurance Company located in the
place
All applications for Insurance or local Agencies
be addressed TO WILLIE j. PALMER, Secrtt0ry, or
the subscriber.
NATHANIEL J. PALMER.
Milton N c. April Is, 1858. 43-u
Hllsborough Recorder Will insert times aud for
ward account
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.

IF YOU WANT TO SAVE A COUPLE HUN
l DRED DOLLARS, send on your orders for
Also, Brandy Stills, and any kind of Copper work,
Brass Machinery, &c.
. The prices of St-caps Arms, and Worms, as
follows: By the pound 81 cents; or by contract,
harreI Sti-can. A rms and Worms. $500
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Valuable City Property for Sale.

Valuable City Property for Sale.
not disposed of before Tuesday of May Court next,
] privately, shall expose to public sale my HOUSE
and LOT, situated the Central Rail Road Depot.
The Dwelling House contains six rooms and Pantry.
At the same time, will sell vacant Lot, well en-
closed situated Immediately adjoining the Central Rail
Road Dept, beautifully located and well adapted for
building purposes-either for Private Residences, or
Public Eating or Boarding House.
Also, several vacant Lots the Central Rail Road
Depot bordering the Town Corporation.
Terms OF SALE-One half cash, the balance in six
months-purchascrs giving bond with approved security
with interest from date. VIM. F. COLLINS.
April 10, 1852 As is.
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LACE GOODS.

LACE GOODS.
FRENCH worked Collars
Il do do Capes,
do do Chemezette's, ...-.
do =, do Underslecves, =
Honilon Collars,
Muslin Bands
Swiss and Camhrick Flouncings.
do do Edgng and Inserting.
Valencleur do do do
Thread and L isle do do do
Thread BobLin do do do
Black and white Lace Wells &C., &c.
Raleigh, March s2d, 1858 az.
WaEatillaS and ShavyIs
DIAM and Embroidered Silk MantiIas.
4 Black Silk Lace MantilIas, velvet trimmed,
Figured do do MantiIlas,
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shawls ,.
w. H. & R. S. TUCKER.
Ribbons! FsIbbOns!!
DICll Bonnet, Neck, Sash and Taffeta Ribbons.
IL W. II. & r. S. TUCKER.
BOnMets.
ATEST styles for Ladies and Misses
IL w. Fl. & r. S. TUCKER.
F1id and Silk Gloves.
6S DOZEN pair Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves, .
W u 90 DO do do Alexander Sill
Real twisted Silk Gloves for Ladies and Misses
W. H. & r. S. TUCKER,
ParsasOls and Umbrellas.
- LACK and second mourning Silk ParasoIs.
ID Figured and solid coIored do do fia4
Black Silk and Gingham Umbrellas. "
w. H. & R. s. TUCKER. ,
Hosiery.
AIDES white and black Silk Hose, - -
IL do Spun do do do do
do Bcached and unbIeachcd Cotton Hose,
do Black and lead coIored do do
Misses and children's bIeached stripped and clock
Hose, -.ll--
Gents Eng Striped Hose, .r
do half Hose. all coIors
Boys do do striped and plair
w. H. & R. s. TUCKER.
Raleigh, March 3d. 1853. 81
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SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS.
oOsEkEEPERS are respectfully invited to an ex-
IL animation of fresh supply of Goods consisting of
Ia and l2-4 BarnsIey Linen Sheetings,
9-o, Sd and Ga Pillow.case Linens,
3d. "a and Ia Table Damask,
Table Damask Napkins,
Sd and l0-4 Brown Table Damask
bird Eye, Russia and Huckaback Linen Diapers
Iowellings of all kinds,
Crash Russia Linens
so pieces best make Irish Linens
Sd, "a, lO-4, Ia and I2-4 Marselles OnIts
Table and Piano Covers of Cloth and Worsted
~ Furniture, Dimity and Curtain MusIins
The above Goods are of the best quality and will be
sold very low by lanes McKINTN6cM NC
Raleigh, April 10th, 1853. - "a
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g SO REWARD!

4 FREE negro, by the name of Jones Mitchell alias
n Jones Kif, broke from the jail of Orange county,
the 9th day of March instant. Said boy is amuatto,
built about five feet eight inches high,
quick spoken intelligent about 80 years of age had
on, when he broke fcom said Jail, wool hat black
blanket sack or He understand, was bound
when boy, to gentleman at Raleigh by the of
John H. Christopher. The above reward will be given
tor his apprehension and delivery at this place.
RICHARD NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
HiIIsborough, March IOth 1858. 34-w IT,
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HEe<iIcal Society OF the State OF N. C..
n HE next annual Meeting of the Medical Society OF
i the State of North Carolina will be held in the
town of Fayetteville, Tuesday, 18th day of May,
1853.
The Society will at O'Clock in the afternoon
OF that day.
Delegates, Members, and Members of the Profession,
in good and regular standing, are invited to attend.
w. w. HARRISS, NJ. D.,
Cor. aud Rec Secty.
April 2. 4O-tmw
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DEs sOE UTEO ON.

ID 3 9 q Z a z . "a.
TEIHE partnership existing heretofore in the name CT
i Williams, Haywood & Co, dissolved the
lst instant by mutual consent.
All persons indebted requested to forward
and make payment or close their accounts by note.
A. WILLIAMS,
+. J. HAY WOOD,
Ohm Il. WILLIAMS.
April 18th. 1853 43-
The undersigned will continue the Drug business
under the name of WILLIAMS & HArwooD and keep
constantly hand large and general supply OF Drugs
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Glassware, Fancy
articles Perumery, &c, which they will sell at the low
market rates, and which they invite the attention
of their friends and the public generally.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS,
F. ]. HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, April 18th, 1853 43-
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8 95 REWARD.

u ANYWAY from the subscriber, Raleigh, iii
hDecember last, negro boy named WILLIS Per
RY SAID negro about feet high, very black, and
shows his teeth which large and e, very plain
.ly Hs is bowe2ged, one leg more crooked than the
other. He has peculiar scar one of his torefngers,
extending from joht to JOINT. He Will no doubt attempt
10 pass as a free under assumed name.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery of said
negro to the subscriber a: Raleigh fifteen dollars for
his confinement SO that get him again.
BENZ. TROLLINGER.
Raleigh, Feb 21, 1858. 2S-f
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Sale of Land for Taxes.

NORTH Carolina, Wake County,
~ Superior Court of Law, Spring Term 1898
Ordered that special term of tie Superior ConTs De
held for the County of Wake the Sd Monday OF June
next, and that the Sheriff summon 4s Tree hoioeis 70
attend said Court Jurors. 49,, sfs.
Iese 45-4w.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
HNHE Subscriber most respectfully announces to the
1 Public that he has made arrangements to keep a
Mechanics Boarding House.
1t is his intention pay strict attention the
ort of all wko may favor him with their patronage.
He begs leave say that need apply except those
of good habits PATRICK MCGOWAN.
Raleigh, March Is, 1853 25-w3m.
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Ribbons! RIbHons!,

(lCll Bonnet, Neck, Sash and Taffeta Ribbons.
IL W. II. r. S. TUCKER.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

WARRANTED fresh and genuine, and of the crop
w of 1852, for sale at the Drugstore of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD & Co.
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BOMMctS.

I ATEST styles for Ladies and Misses.
IL w. Fl. & r. S. TUCKER.
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Aid and Silk Gloves.

GR DOZEN pair Ladies and Gents Kid Cloves
w IL DO DO do do Alexander Silk
Gloves.
Real twisted Silk Gloves for Ladies and Misses
w. H. & R. S. TUCKER.
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ParsasOIs and UlnbreIIas.

RLACK and second mourning Silk ParasoIs,
- Figured and solid colored do do rs
Black Silk and Gingham Umbrellas. .s-
w. H. & r. s. TUCKER
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All work will be warranted for IL months fire and
burning excepted His work will also be delivered within
fifty miles of Raleigh at the shortest notice. and if fail
deliver Stills in the time agreed upon, will forfeit SIS
for each day lost, to the purchaser
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1851. 90-y.
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NEaRaGillas and shawIs.

DLAlN and Embroidered Silk MantiIIas
L Black Silk Lace Mantillas, velvet trimmed,
do do do Points,
Figured do do MantiIIas
Plain and Embroidered Crane Shawls
w. H. g. r. S. TUCKER,
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1i"NN anu HhiiC Lace CHS &C, &C.
w. II. & Il. TUCKER
Raleigh, March 22d, 1853 az
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LEATHEER FOR sPRsNG sALEs,

March 10, 1858. SO
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PYFER s. CO.,

No. L, Light ST., baltimore.
Splendid Schemes for May, 1853.
y The Certificate Prices of packages of quarter tick
A.. onIy arr 0Iyan haIoU
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sy." Now, what is needed is rigid enforce
mcnt of rules which shall prevent the safety Of
hundreds Of human beings from depending on
the accident of wakefulness in few lrrcspon-
sble, ignorant and reckless men.
These two things-a careful selection of
agents, and an iron discipline extending thro'
all ranks of the service--as we view it, are the
indispensable conditions ofsaicty in public con-
veyances by steam. If these will not secure
1t, the world of travel for au-ht we see, must
take their chances Of life or death, depending
for security Oh the safeguards thrown around
them by the bare interest of corpor itlons, which
we have shown, is now as great as it could be
on the side of safe conveyance, and yet is in
sufficient to prevent the most fearful accidents
from constantly occurring.
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At our various piers and wharycs are now
moorcd some twenty or more vessels varying
in tonnage from 40 tons to between 200 and
800 tons, besides two steamboats,, one pro-
pcllcr, and other smaller water craft for bust
ness or pleasure, which, with their cargocs of
stone, salt, coal, produce, and different kinds
Of freight in process of discharging, present
an animated appearance, gratifying to the
friends Of business and prosperity in our
midst. Our wharves have very much the air
Of seaport at this time. and our docks
and dcpots built for the mutual convenience Of
both steamboats, and railroads give an i'm
posing appearance to our lake front.
Every year witnesses an increase of bust
ness at this place in some form. We have
been surprzcd at the opinions often expressed
by some at home and ahroad-that the bust
ness of Burlington was going to decay ,-and
the chief evidence given, is. that we do not soc
il half dozen or dozen six-horsc teams stand
ing about our streets, taking in their loading
of flour, salt, iron, &c. Vet mightirr teams
of iron sincws, haul away much larger
amounts daily Changes in the mode and hours
of doing business and of the particular points
where the greatest activity is to he seen. are
incident to the introduction of the railroads to
Burlington. But only let our people be true
to themselves. and all will admit ere long
that the growth of this place will reach, 10y
steady pace. Il height that it never could have
reached without them.
! Lake Champaign valley must he the thratcr
Of Il great business, manufacturing. mrrran-
tile and agricultural, and no place in it has
~ eligible position to be its chief centre rs
ing about it, but by steady and united action
to favor all things which naturally tend tc
such Il result.
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Oar Debt TO Europe.

\ late article in the New York Times. ar-
mrcntly written with considerable care, put
down the debit of this country 10 Europe, in
ISIS. at about onr hundred and forty millions
aud for the pres nj tim not l''>> than thrr"
hundred and clr,rn millions of dollars. II
must b. impossible t. be exact in that matter
but ", hay, sen NJ evidences of it, hrug an
over statement. TIE Philadelphia Bulletin
thinks
That to- have incurred. in five years n debt of
one hundred aud twenty millions, i, something t.
ponder upon 1t Is sum equal To the whole
amount of ouI yearly exports. II would, therefore,
entirely consume our exports, for the ensuing next
twelve months, if We were To- stop to-murloN taking
anything from Europe, and were To refuse buying a
penny worth until Ne had liquidutcd the debt. or,
if we kept our purchases twenty per cent yearly be
low the exports, it would require five years to re-
ducc thi, debt whore it was in ISIS. 80 easy l.
il to money, hard is it to pay oil. Bat So fan
from thrr, being a tendency, at present, toward,
cutting down the debt, there l., We fear % general
leaning towards increasing it AT greater ratio thar
ever"
1t is not to De lost sight of, that Il very
large portion of this debt is incurred fol
articles which var country has naturally goo,
facilities ins furnishing at homc-only L.
the policy of eur Government he such MS I,
favor oWr own workmcn, instead of those @
KAgIand.
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that wcighty responsibility rests upon on"
man than upon unothcr). are we in this VIII
lugc in such condition t. arrest II FIRE, if it
were to break out. to check one. when once
i'll movement, and aided by the wind, ~ it
can he any month in the year, as we ought 10
b, IN! We do not need to specify Wherein nor
to discuss causes. nor to imply that fault cN-
lists in one place or in another, nor t. go off
on Il charge Of blame upon th, clique, or ON
that ncighhoorhood 1t is of no profit to any
of us to spend our thoughts ON what others
ought to have DONE or ought now t. do.
Fault-finding is an easy trade. The less We
follow it in this matter. the Wis'r wc shall
be.
1t does not become Us to dictate proper
course of procedure to our fellow citizens,
detail Of measures That is the duty Of att
assembled in public meeting, or acting by
appropriate commiHcc appointed in the reg
ular and customary manner.
But again. we ask them. are we in this
place. in such condition to arrest Il fire
small or great, as we ou@h 10 bcWi lfany one
can coasid,rdiciV, and as he f"ls. HUlY. an
swcr that questions yes, tllon that one
we acquit Of blame. under his present know
ledge and CON, iction Of duty. But if any are
Obliged, in their irmost souls, to answer
ono" to that inquiry. (and We believe there
must bc many surh. then. we say. it is high
4, :; tI,.,ir ,1,,.r. ~,
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Our New Face.

Our readers will see that the FREE Press is
in the way of looking brighter, whether it is
growing better or not. Our new type is from
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