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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

ACCIDENT. On Tuesday night last negro man AL
len, the property of Richard HI. Battle Esq,
over by the Wilmington train of cars at Rocky
Mount Depot The train approaching and he
started on a with light to tend the switches
when he fell and the train passed over him. burning
and mangling him horribly if not fatally.
Marlborough SOutherner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

~ We observed several faint red lines in the
Southern sky on Wednesday evening, and could ac-
count for them only the suppositon that Jewetts
comet had struck the South pole and scattered the
splinters along the heavens. Of the poles,
from the rapid motion of the earth, always red
hot; and splinters thererom would probably present
reddish appearance This comet was to have struck
the earth about the centre, and the Atlantic ocean,
it was thought at one time was in danger; but the
impression to be that it has either struck
somewhere out South or retreated further off into
space for the purpose of acquiring proper impetus
for grand strike, of which Prof Jewett will please
take notice. 1t is expected, all hands, that he
will be polite enough to designate the time.
The New York Express and other journals, it is
supposed have been less quizzed, for We fire.
among US? We incline to think we have not. 1t is
question, it must be confessed of some Importance
and only be settled by the Editor of the Fayet
teville Carolinan. We would refer the question to
Fulton of the Journal but we suppose he is little
sensitive on the subject of conclusions, learn
he had at least two, board the cars, on his late
Northern trip But Fulton could give us, if he would
capital article on-illuminated splinters Burr is
much concerned, of late, with the spiritual NANTES
taton in the Armstrong case that despair in adj
of elictng any thing this subject from him.
By the way, it is positively stated that Armstrong
acOuM not leave until the Image" which came for
him drawed tits dagger on him; and as it was,
he left his jaors bill unpaid. 1t is expected, how
ever that he will remit the amount by check at an
early day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

RAILROAD COLLISION We understand a collision
occurred on the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad
yesterday, caused by two freight trains coming to-
gether short distance south of Jaratts Depot Sux-
the "Scott" and Yadkin' we learn are considera
sbly broken. One was coming North, theother South
but misunderstanding existed between the eng.
neers as to the arrangements of one another Hence
the collision. aas
ing at nine o'clock compelled to stop at Jaratts
depot the track being obstructed beyond that point
by the disabled engines of the freight trains. The
passengers by the Express to this city
yesterday afternoon about o'clock, and waited un-
til the departure of the regular Nail train last even
ing at CT ocIock when they proceeded their route
Eete1S6ufg E.rByess. : Z
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

MAINE ELECTION In 294 towns the vote for Gov
ernor stands: for Pillsbury Oeml 90, 1926; Crosby,
CWhig) 81, 1862; Morrill,, Maine Law Dem.) 9,4s6 !;
Holmes, Freesoil0 7,347. The political character
of the Senate is doubtful. In the case of twelve
Senators there is choice and it Is yet certain
whether Wings Democrats will have the majority
of those elected by whom the vacancies will be filled
The House is claimed by the Democrats by a small
majority, counting Morrill, Democrats.
R1tiO1nL Deu0cr0t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

The FALL OF TABLE Rock. The New York Com
mercial Advertiser says We have conversed with
gentleman who with his wife was few minutes be-
fore it fell on the extreme projecting point of the Ia
BILE Rock to the ferry, and about midway across
the river when the rock fell, with noise resembling
" broadside from afrigate," completely obstructing
ter. The fallen is of that magnitude that it
is supposed no effort will be made to throw it into
the river. Indeed the prevailing sentiment at the
falls was decidedly against its removal as it is evil
dent to every who knows the locality that there
has at all times been hazard in going under the sheet
Three masses fell--frst the shale then the large
portion of the Table Rock, and in few minutes af-
ter its small remainder.
There was person under the sheet of water
when the rock fell, but several persons dressing
for the expedition.
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Statement of the Ne,o YORK. Baaza

NEW YORK. Sept. 10. The weekly statements of
the Banks of this city for the week ending Satur
492 ,O6O loans 800, 19o,oo0 specie s1i, 100000 );
circulation So, $4,000; deposits $57, 612, 600.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

The Standard asks for proof of the popularity of
the distribution" question We have only time to-
day to refer to the Raleigh District in which Venable
and Rogers (distributionsts) received 1886 votes
and Lewis (anti-distributionisD 2,454.
Salem Press.
The Press could not have made more unfortunate
reference with the view of sustaining it's position
The Democrats of this District weundertake to say
almost ifnot quite against distribution
ofether the lands their proceeds and Mr. Venable
voted for by Democrats, not because they ap
proved his course but because they preferred him to
a Wing and had been induced to regard him as
stronger man than Mr.. Lewis. We have seen no
Democrat who voted for Mr. Venable who is in favor
of distribution.
The Press evades reference to its own District
We put the question again: If distribution is so pop
ular, how was it that Col. Boyd cut down the Wing
majority in the Stokes District from thousand to
three hundred and odd? Can the Press answer?
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Washin0tOn affairs,

WASHINGTON, Sept 10. 1t is settled point
that General Dix will not go to France. Hon. John
Y Mason's name was discussed in Cabinet Council
to-day in connection with the French Mission.
The President will show favor to the Pacific
Railroad question in his annual message.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

The pitchers about sixteen inches high,
presume, and cost $3.50.
Three cheers for Messrs. Britton Todd & Harrison,
the pitchers and the farmer who will present the best
tobacco! Who will it be?''
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DIED,

On the 9Th inst at his residence in Gibson county Ten
nessee Lewis Hoenan, in the 18th year of his age former
ly of this place.
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g III. YOUNG HAS IN STORE NEARLY
SO HIS entire stock of Fall and Winter Goods. &
At No 2l, may be found, among other goods the fol-
lowing:
Plain and figured black Silks
Ladies dress Goods of almost every description,
A good assortment of Embroidered Sleeves,
Collars handkfs, &C.,
Bonnet and Neck Ribbons,
Goods for Men and Boys wear,
Prints of almost every variety,
Glass and Earthern ware
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Sugar, Coffee and Tea,
Coverings SyrIIp-something nice,
With other goods too tedious to mention Call
at No 81 shall take pleasure in showing Stock at
all times and will sell cheap.
September %, 1858. s9-t1stJ.
A TTENTION ! SPORTSMEN AND MER.
n. CHANTS OF NORTH CAR0LINA.-The subscriber
offers at WHOLESALE and RETAIL large assortment of
Double and Single Barrelled Guns Rifles Colts and Whit
neys five Shooters Aliens six and five Bareled Reyolvers
and those of all other Makers Double Bareled Pistols with
trigger, and all styles of Single Pistols
Hunting utensils in endless variety, =
large supply of Walking Canes
Gaytation Fish Hooks, and every other article IN the
& way of Fishing Tackle, fsfse
Bowie, Hunting and Pocket Knives,
Drks Fancy Goods, &c
All Goods sold by warranted to please the puchas
allowed the privilege of exchanging Ny stock is all
fresh of this Fall Importation and being obtained from first
hands ann enabled to offer it very low will take great
pleesure in exhibiting Goods to all who may
s with a CALI
N B. Gums Rifles and Pistols made to order Old GINS
stocked percussioned and otherwise epaired Keys
Locks repaired and every other job my line neatly exc
cuted and warranted to give satisfaction Z &C.,
Call at the City Gun and Sporting Store, sign of the
@lIaIFrEs" c. LEONARD
No. To- Old St. Petersburg, Va
mi RIM
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STATE BONDS WANTED.-ss,Ooo IN STATE
- BONDS WANTED. Apply at the Standard Office.
Sept. %, 1853 So
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GREAT INDUcEMENTs
lVCERTAINTY.H are all combined IN the Expresses of
Adams & Co.
Patronze them and be of getting your goods from
New York ~ hours dheaz u any at6er saSlEE3
Economy and dispatch will be sefred By using Adams
Cos Daily Express ADAMS 4 co.
s. Z. PHILLIPS Agent,
September16, 1853 S7-I6t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20. Small sales of flour to-day
at So IS So 81. Sales of white wheat at 81 Is a
81 %. Corn steady-sales of white at u 73, vel
low "a 70 cts.
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WANUFAcTURING DEPARTMENT. Fri

MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT !-THE
1NA Subscriber would respectfully inform his old custom.
ING DEPARTMENT is stiff in FIJI blast--supped with
Inc very pest Workmen and plentiful stock of No L
make the finest st, Boots scots Shoes &C. that can be made and
- Repairing strictly attended to.
Call at the Sign Of the
MAMMOTH BOOT, .sksl.s
FayetteVille Street,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

New YORK, Sept 90 Sales of Is, 900 bbls. Flour,
State brands at So to - Southern Flour So 81 a
6 90. Sales of So, 600 bushels Wheat, white, Yves
tern at 81 4S; and 10000 bushels corn, yellow, at
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

~ The Editor of the Milton Democrat, after adj
vocating in his issue of the 18th, a variety of Rail
road lines concludes by declaring that he despiscs
selfish, contracted feeling policy, and says he
"cannot use language strong enough to condemn the
feelings evinced by portion of the North Carolina
press the subject" "We had expected better
things, he adds, 'of the Raleigh newspapers"
Now, what we have to say, for one Raleigh news
paper" is that we have been governed by sell
fish, contracted policy I've have gone, uniformly
for all sections of the State expect to do here
after. We wish well to the Dan River country, and
should be gratied to it's resources developed and
all its interests advanced. We publish every thing
which to our hands bearing the interests
prosperity fthatregion ofthe Stae and beg leave
to add that we "despise," as much as Mr.. Palmer
possibly can, any thing like unjust narrow
tonal feeling 1t is true have not been able thus
far to bring our mind to the conclusion that we
ought to advocate all Mr.. Palmer's schemes-he has
so many of them that before well get into the
consideration of one we called upon to examine
and pronounce upon half dozen others. We beg
our respected cotemporary for time We dislike to
be crowded, especially with matters of such impor-
lance. We know he means well, but then we fear
that all his schemes cannot be perfected for several
weeks to come.
improvement of Dan River. Why cannot this River
be improved? What is the Roanoke Navigation
Company doingf Is it not practicable so to improve
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

GREAT YIELD OF W HEAT FROM ONE SEED. A single
grain of seed has produced this season in Wisconsin
hundred and fourteen full headed stalks contain
ing, probably, four thousand grains 1t is estimated
that bushel of plump wheat contains four hundred
and forty-eght thousand grains If only one half of
them could be made to go and do likewise, just take
your slate and see what would be the yield Do we
work to the best advantage, when we throw such
quantities of seed upon the land so badly prepared
that half of it must be lost &
Sowing one bnshel of wheat and one.fourth BUSH
selsof oats to the acre is highly recommended for
places where wheat is liable to winter Kill. ).
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24

SUPERIOR CouRT. The Fall Term of our Superior
Court was held this week, Judge Manly presiding.
On Monday, VIM. NJ. Pippen qualified as Clerk of
the Court and entered upon his duties. The bail
bond of $3O0O in the case of DIR. Spencer D.. Arm-
strong forfeited at the last of this Court
sequence ofehis falling to appear was not RENTED
DIR. Armstrong not having been retaken since he
broke JAIL the witnesses were discharged until urth-
notice. There was but little business before the
Court, which adjourned on Thursday last.
zaa6ofoagh sSoutke1Wer
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! q UBURN FOR SALE 1.-THE OWNER Will
at public Yendue at the Court House door, in the
city of Raleigh Monday, the 17fb day of October ot
previously disposed of private sale his Fsrm miles
east of Raleigh situated the Newbern Road and former
ly well known the Busbee Place. 1t contains 40 acres
of good free land with fair proportion of wood land On
the premises Isl good Dwelling eleven
rooms there few country houses superior e Il in the
county of Wake. There is good Kitchen viii several
houses for quarters crrhge house. Cider Press
Stables, Cotton Gin House, &c. and Store House M
very respectable trade is carried on
There is large apple Orchard near the Dwelling
Houses also large number of Peach trees with Pear Plum
and Cherry trees ~
Ihere IS Post Ofee the premIsesthe mail arriving
three times week via the Wilmington and Raleigh Road
and three times from the city of Raleigh -
The location of the building the midst of grove of
large Oak, high and healthy Hwould be ghl1ul
denee; would for Boarding House for persons
desrous of spending their in the country
The North Carolina Rail Road about to be built has been
marked of within hundred yards Of the Dwelling.
further description is unnecessary, will prob
ably purchase, without examining the prezaises.
< THOMAS L0R1NG.
by WILLIAM r. POOLE Agent
na
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-24
T OUIsBURG COACH FACTORY I'm Or

Raleigh, Sept %, ISIS. = S.
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S9 Inc Orange County Agricultural Society have
appointed Col A. Parker, John B. Leathers :Ino,
-: lyon a. Dickson, Paul c. Cameron and VIM. Nelson
." Uelesates to the State Fair at Raleigh.
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Also. good assortment of Plain aud Fancy Trunks
Va:ses, Boxes CarpetBags Sachels Kits Find
ing Lasts &C.. always kept on hand. -
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II APPLETON 4 Co. publish on Monday,

~ APPLETON & Co publish on Monday,
~ THE GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE-Bsins ooiac-
ton 81 Usegl familiar Question. and Answers on every
day sdsD;ed young p-rsous and arranged IN
The meet sInp and easy language By Elzl Robbins az
tsor Ct Popular Lessons, ete vol l6uo., ilustEaed
PI.oe g.. cents.
boof Of NANTES; utility for young people, full Of infor-
mston rerectng me Arts and Productions Of country
II Is recommended particularly 10 parents and teachers ~
invaluable aid IN the instruction OF youth.
On Tuesday
DON GUTXOTTE IN SPANISH Fl inzerioso Hdsleo
Don Qu DE- La Mancks edcion, eoregday ano-
tace poT Don E1genIO de OcAoa- vol limo, 81 p pa
per, ~.
This stereotype edition Of the great work OF Cerv,n
tes is accurately printed from tae eXceen; edition OF Senior
Clen.encia, published ct Madrid IN 1889.
On Wednesday.
AN EXPOSITION or THE GRAMMATICAL
STRUCTU RES or THE ENGLISH LASGUAGE-Be-
ms aeIr n furnish improved method OF tescns
Orsuuls for the use Of Schools and Colleges BY John
MllGgsn, A II Large limo. 81 So
This excellent tie ase VIII be found admirably adapted
for advanced sudets who wish perfect their ledge
Of Grammar and 10 such persons take interest IL the
progress Of Education.
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Gcst am Gonno.

DONDS LOST-Missing, two : per cent.
ID Convertible Bonds Of the Mchiyan Central Railroad
non, attached from October last 10 maturity 1885 They
were mailed here the 18th December for Baltimore and
the public cautioned against negotiating the same
suitable reward will be paid the OF the Bonds and
Coupons TO SIMEON DRAPER, No. 10 Pine-st., y. Y.
OST-In a Knickerbocker omnibus, Satur
dsy Afternoon between Groye-g and Chambers-s,,
ladys gold enzleled Mourning Pin continuing brad Of
hair liberal reward Will be PAID for II a. No Cottage
place.
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~ Mechanics Institute, No. j Bowery.-Ao
election fer Ocsrs aud Directors 10 aoco ianoe ~ M
recuremen's Of the Constitution, vii take place a ~ u
sttute Rooms On TUESDAY llth nEt, bstwesh ne SSs
OF and l0P.E By order: c. BOKhAS' I. ~
10 Scientific and Moral Lectures.-Ths1 80 ~
Of I3ctures embracing the AssocleoL- OF Luz
will he gwen IN the Union Congregational Chnrch ittst
between Avenues and c. or MONDAY EFkNiSD ian.
no bv Rrv = X SWEETMAs. AdE1ittsnoe One shtifn9-
az The door Music Organ and Choir To commence ~ u
and close al O'Clock.
rr EmigraRt Intelligence once ana LABOR
EKcbauac, Noe Is and n Cans-st- New or1-Ihs
ssbre q estab sned by the Commissioners o. kmgraaon
-bere can always found large numbers OF Laoo'es NO
sery,uts al very low Of wages and peSs can nave
r orders filed By writing TO the Superintendent sod = ID
Ia The amount necessary % pay the passage Of e parties
-sou}red No fee charged % employer ..,.
JAS p EAGAN, Superintendent
~ Are You Deafs-To those who are stiictsa with I
Deafness and wish 70 be cured would recolI enc = 90
on Dr. LUTENER, No 90 Pnnce-s.., New foTk- hayns
been very deafnysef am able 70 speak OF his
succeas would every who y aieteo ~ ~ ~
'A' f. w. SHOEMAKER
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
IRON WORKS for SALE.-The PRoyI.

i DENCE IRON COMPANY, TO close concern, ofer
for sale their very and complete establishment for
manufacturing Iron, situated tide water at Fox Point in
Providence.
These works have q. been erected within years
are IN rood order and ready be put into immediate oper
and equal 70 the production OF q tuns Of iron into
platss arr bars per day. -.
Connected with the above Wire MIL capable OF run
mig shf uns ofrots per day for which there
and Iner,asng demand in Providence at the present
nent a. least equal the entire production OF the mill
Also Reynodss Patent Wrought Spike and Nal Mschnes
which Will turn out ten tuns per day. Also Cut Nail Mil,
capable OF turning out 10 70 75 csz per day, and which
could be easily arranged 10 double that product.
Az this ESTABLISHING ut built for expense
spared having everything about Il Of the most perfect
hind and the inventory exhibits complete establish
nneut perbars ss is 10 be found in New England.
,s thought that place in the United States presents
better opening for the successful uon, by practical
of the manufacture of wire rods nails, and spikes,
than the City OF Providence the and rapidly
ncreasins featuring district requiring forcoosumpton
the entire production Of these works.
Thee works being tide water where the largest class
Of vessels which frequent bay load and receive
eafoes without ghtersge allows of their receiving their
supplies Of coa and iron the lowest rate Of freight and
labor At all times be hsd good terms IS elsewhere
IN New England
Asit supposed the purchaser would desire 10 examine
the premises further description Il deemed
The property will be cold cheap aud the terms OF payment
will be made easy
For an examination of the property apply 20 Mr. w H.
HENDERSON, the premises, and for terms applica
ZION may be made either Of the Subscribers IN Providence
HENRY L. KENDALL,
DANINE PAINE,
EDWARD PEARCE.
Providence r. L. Dec l6 1852
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DLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY
ID Merchants and others who desire durable set OF
Books should select from the assortment on hand by ne
subscriber Also Blank Books ruled printed and bound 20
order from the difficult patterns Every article IN
the hne Of Stationery including the various patterns o. Ink
Stands different styles Pen-Hoders all qualities OF Wn
Paper snd Black Blue Red Carmine and Copying Ink
from the different manufactures. constantly on hand
GEORGE H. BELL, staiioner and PrnteI,
No. l5e Sassau-si.
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4 IPRENTICE.-Wa a smart, acivc
Youth about s years Of age learn the Wl.eh Case
sprnsnE PTo;estAHts only need apply Nc. Isl fulton
s. lfh story.
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COR SALE-A Gentlemen's Furnishing and
nor sALF-AueIl-esrablshed MONTHLY

Il MAGAZINE, enjoying hizh Liter-J " IL
and having = fziT paying s1b-I1Iten Ia, f - -
arseiy increased 81 ss1sn 01tlsy. Tie eossorI s1t
pos d Of a. asse1zined value AGdes< " n Cox Ee'
10 PCs.-Qfsce NsW-l0rh.
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3uefial Noiifes.

yvIn Democratic Wing General Committee,
pn0.swAY HoUsr TUESDAY Evening Dec ~, lso<;
RsoiU>d That It be recommended that the Deieeayes
elected 20 this Committee for the year le meet az me
Broad,ysy Honse OF TUESDAY Jan. u, at y O'CLOCK
By order GEO. q CORNELL, Chairman
W. l.. SsARDLow, Sec,
GIo T. NELSON, }S'
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. without

4 mea-A 70 Centlernen only 60 No. Il Whts-st, few
doom west Of 6rAdwsy From. Room with crate pan
ny also beek Rom the seeo1d floor No bosrdeYs
sk.6rtL u re LGs<s Alec two attic besrooma
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6ouses Wante0.

WANTED, a COUNTRY SEAT-(fur-
w nished preicrredl-With from 70 10 acres Of good
Land attached Carnage house Sabng &C. II must DO s,,-
usted within convenient distance tof gentleman DONG
business In the city, near railway or stage route Any
person having aplace Of the above description, and Will
Ing 20 let IL moderate terms % person who woald ahe
the best Of Of it, viii please address A. W. L., ct the
Office OF this paper
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A TTORNEY WANTED-As Clerk 10 law
firm. Salary $50. Address postpaid Box No. 1851
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A VARNISH-MAKER can have constant
IA worn 4 coed workman. Apply Pos; Oiee Boz No
I.C51, Aew-York
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS-Just Received
IN LORD BACONS ESSAYS and HISTORICAL
WORKS, vol. Bohn's Standard Library.
SCHOUW's EARTH, PLANTS, and MAN, and ko-
BELLS MINERAL KINGDOM vol. Bohn's Seieniihc
Library. -
MATTHEW PARIS's ENGLISH HISTORY, from
LESS 60 l. 10. vol. /. Bohns Antiquarian Library.
MOsTHENEs translated by c. R. Kennedy, vol
Bohn's Classcal Library. .-~ -
ANALYSIS and SUMMARY OF HERODOTCs,S &c. BY
]. T. Wheeler. Bohp's Pathological Library.
For sale by BANGS, BROTHER a 20,
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Chances for Business Men.

A NEW REAPING and MOVING MA
"A CHINE, entirely ginAl, about ~ Be introduced
BY nAehinst which win by its great excellence OF sim
pley utility and ehespness, entirely supersede 81 others
patent las been obtained .nd Others spcured business
usen with capital wanted aid Introducing here and
IN Great Britain. handsome fortune easily BE- made
Very liberal terms viii Be made satisfactory references
Of character and Standing required Address, paid letters
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Information Wanted, of The
~ Metropolitan tAmstsur) Dramatic Association OF
this city. Apply TO BAKER, GOODWIN 4 Co. No.
Spruce.st.