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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26

~ We invite attention to the advertisement of
Mr.. Cawson, carriage maker, Franklinton. Mr..
Clawson took premium at thelate Fair of s. for bis
finished and beautiful phaton. The Committee no
doubt acted in accordance with their best Judgment
but regret that the premium was not fixed at So
The large carriage of Bobbitt & Minatree was very
properly awarded $50, the buggies S., but theph@-
ton, SO far as the amount is concerned, was thus
placed a level with the buggies.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26

STATE FAIR. The First Agricultural Fair of North
Carolina is to commence in Raleigh on the 18th inst.
AS the time for holding it draws the interest in
the fair to increase. We find in State Ex
changes Schedule occupying six or seven columns,
giving in detail the Regulations, Instruction for the
Judges, Committees the different animals and
ticlcs &c. &C., The thing opens under favourable
auspices, and confidently look for the commence
ment of era in the industrial pursuits of the
OldNorth State dating from the time of this fair. Our
great agricultural, mining and manufacturing re-
sources have laid too long comparatively dormant and
undeveloped. Every branch of industry has certain
ly received fresh impulse in the State Light, in
formation and intelligence in reference to the farm
ing interests of the State have within few years
past been diffused over the State than during
the whole previous period of our history. The facil
tiles for getting produce to market by of the
interest that has been awakened in regard to inter-
nal improvements within the State are daily ncreas
ing and agricultural products have rarely command
ed better price Under these favourable circum-
stances the first general Agricultural Exhibition
held in the State is to be held within few days
by the North Carolina Agricultural Society. Whilst
no reasonable will expect this first exhibition of
the industry of the State to compete IN richness or
variety with those of sister States which have
been maturing their agricultural and mechanical pro-
ducts for years and fostering spirit of emulation by
Annual Fairs yet believe that the fair to be held
in Raleigh on the 18th will for the first exhibition,
do no discredit to the State. We anticipate howev-
er, less qualification to the State pride of our cti-
from the exhibition that will be actually made
than from the demonstration which we feel conf
dent all will who attend the fair of the richness
and variety of the agricultural, manufacturing and
mineral resources in which State abounds.
Let ne one then allow himself to feel any pang of
modification should this exhibition fall short in ac-
tua display of those he may have witnessed in other
cities of the Union. Let our citizens but follow up
zealously and judiciously the improvement which
the very fact ofheldng this fair indicates to have ta
ken place in the State in regard to developing our
rich resources and buta few years will elapse before
the Old NorthState will hold up her head in this
spect with any Of her sister States.
Nesc6ern Necs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26

Coon Success. The Anesbury Flannel Manufac-
turing Company, after having their mill for tr-
ty years, during the whole time, we believe under
the management of Joshua Aubin Esq, upon the re-
tirement of this gentleman some months ago, sold
the mill and proceededto close up their affairs They
have recently paid the stockholders $1,000 share,
being par value of the shares and Will probably
divide 100 or 5000 shares more. -
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WATER DRINKISG Professor Silliman closed are
cent Smithsonian lecture in Washington, by giving
the following sensible advice to young men:
IF therefore, you wish for clear mind strong
muscles, and quiet nerve, and long life and power
prolonging into old age, permit me to say, though
not giving temperance lecture, avoid all drinks
but water and infusion of that fluid Shun tobacco
normal state of the system. Rely upon nutricious
food and ilutent drinks of which water is the basis,
and you viii need nothing beyond this but rest and
the due regulations of your powers to give you long
and happ and useful lives and serene evening at
q the close.n 49, z - -
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ELECTION OF JUDGEs BY THE PEOPLE IN GEORGIA.
This is the first time, Says the Macon Messenger0
thatJudges of the Superior Courts have been elected
by the people in Georgia. Their selections, taken
altogether, are better and less Objectionable than
those which have heretofore been made by our Leg
islature and the result has reconcied us what we
considered doubtful propriety election of
judicial officers by the people.
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THE NORTH GARoLINA sTArt,,,

THE ORTIZ CAROLINA sTArts,,
Wehave before us the prospectus of a nan l.aN''
the above which it is protosedt i spsf ind
City on the list of January next-Edward q til
and w. Whitaker, Editors. This panar :, esntNA
cate distribution but the Editors profess At ~ 'Q
time to be States Rights menl Under otbs. 4e S'p
stances we should hail the establishment of sueQ&
Democratic Journal here with pleasure b.. anohs
ject of this, though cloaked, is well know ne
vindicate and sustain the present opinions list
conduct Of the Hon. a. w. ayenable. and ~ feest
cation and injury to the party must, We fs.r
in its train, unless Democrats in all ouartor, 0E
set their faces against it. as we know man, SuOud
ted for Mr.. Venable in the late contest b. VINO w.
done. aEeady
We shall publish this prospectus in on, No..
shall submit such remarks from time to fin. and
lation to Mr. Venable and his course as NO IN re-
expedient and just. Persons who NAV ,rigL Ueen
scribe for the Standard will be furnished ,ra Sub
bers of the paper containing these remarks num-
In the meantime we call attention to tbo g.,
this paper is to be started under the advice ~ '
spices of disappointed Ex-member Of Gnu anu aa
who has recently made himself notorionS l.. s'sS,
with the Wings for BENEFITS Land R;r- 'Oulg
position to the acquisition of Cuba on bs nSCP
terms-by his alternately covert and opcD onra 'lao
to the Administrations of both our General an
governments, and by his bitter and nnnroo, ,'ae
nunciations of such Conventions of tbo INV NV of'
might not meet his views; and if Is 70 h. ~
one gentleman who is disappointed annlicaUt
the District Attorneyshp of North Caron. .n,I ,O'
another, who is disappointed annIioo.4 =!
Agent on the Raleigh and CASTOR Road 'N''
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ToBAcco IN Missouri. The ST Louis News says
the crop Of tobacco now maturing will doubtless be
the smallest raised the West for several years II
estimates the Missouri crop for 1853 at hhtls
In 81 It was 600 hhds in 1852 IS, 600 hhds
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Mr.. LINDEEYss FRUus. See the advertisement Of
Mr.. Lindley in another column. He has been quite
successful the cultivation of fruit trees and his
statements in relation to the articles he sells be
relied on. His fruits were awarded premium at
the late State Fair
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26

LARGE TURSIP. Lewis Pool, Esq, of Johnston
has sent us large fat turnip, which is ereditable to
the grower We hope to See Mr.. Pools farm repre-
scented II the next State Fair
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26

TURNER'S ALMANAC. We have received copy Of
Turner's North Carolina Almanac for 1854, which is
handsomely gotten up and well filled with useful in
formation. We observe there is to be annular
eclipse of the sun, on the 10Th of next May. This
eclipse it is stated will be larger than any that has
been SEEM in the United Stategfor number of years
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26

David Gee, of Fayetteville, for one of his silk hats
which took premium at the late Fair. These hats
appear to beequal every respect to the Northern
article. Let us encourage home industry
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26

THR LOVE OF HoNB. 1t is only shallow minded
pretenders who either make distinguished origin a
matter of personal merit, obscure origin matter
humble condition of early life affects nobody in this
country but those who foolish enough to indulge
in then AMI they generally cie ntly punished
by the pablishcd rebukc. A man who is not asham-
ed Of himself need not be ashamed of his carly
dtion.
1t did not happen to me to be born in a log cabin,
but my elder bf6tters and sisters born in log
cabin raised among the snow drifts of New Hamp-
shire at period so early that when the smoke first
from its rude chimney, and curled over the fro
zen hill, there was no similar evidence of a white
mans habitation betTeen it and the settlements on
the rivers of Canada. Its remains still exist; make
it an annual visit crrym my children to it to teach
them the hardships endured by the generations
which have gone before them. love to dwell on
the tender recollections the kindred ties the early
affections and the narratiorls and incidents which
minglc with all know of this primitive family abode
weep to think that Of those who inhabited it
are now among the living; and if ever fail in afec
tlonate veneration for him who faisedi and defend
ed it against savage violence and destruction, cher
ished all the domestic virtues beneath its roof and
through the fire and blood of seven years revolu-
.uonaFy war, shrunk from toll, no sacrifice to
serve his country and to raise his children to con-
qhtlon better than his own may my name and the
name of my posterity be blotted forever from the
memory of mankind DANIEL WEBsrEF =
George V. Strong, ESQ.,, has been appointed Clerk
ana Master EQUITY Wavne
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GdsOrge " Strong, Esq, has been appointed Clerk
Oh Y. A. Thompson, resigned. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04
II, r. az. s. TALrAgTRR0,
or WELLINGTON GODDIN,
Richmond, NjrriniA


DAINT WORKS FOR SALE.-THE MILLS, MA
chinery &C. together with the good will Of Croton
Paint Company tho bost mineral paint in market will DO
sold favorable terms For particulars apply ut the depot
105 Murray street.
LII first quality Of land we'll located in Carroll county
Missouri will be exchanged for law books cabinet
nituro For furthers particulars, apply to
DE- MOTT, CO., Is Chambers street.
GALE OR EXCHANGE.--rHE ADVERTISER HAS
~ bay six years old, sound, kind and gentle that
can in fix Ia harness. in 240 less price ~ 600 Would
Ike TO sell or exchange for improved proper
ty in around New York. Address, Hore Herald office.
GAIL BOAT FOR sALE--A GOOD WELL FINISHED
~ scow built boat IL feet long and feot BEAM with b
And mainsaii boathook &c complete and in good
der fast and safe sailor will be sold cheap Can DC by
applying to $. HARRISON son go ost Twenty fourth
street.
1,O TINMgN.--IN A GREAT Tu0EouGHFARE, ONE
Of the oldest and best est sed stove sheet iron tin
ard kitchen Furnishing the city, with the stock,
tools fixtures and lease boue be sold very
leaving only the small Of $IT annually for largo sale
store back and double basement workshops Apply
at 10 Canal street.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN BEEKMAN STREET
for saehe subscriber offers for sale tho lot knewn
No 81 Bcekman beinp about - feet front
and 100 feet deep IL H. needless TO call attention the
daily increasing value Of property in this street which
palaces and promises he Of the leading business
thort ughATes Of the motropos Fer ers &e apply At
The once OF Iron Works foot Of Ese Twenty
18th street, between and n o'clccck A. No. ito O.
SAMUEL LEG0ETT.
FANCY RrhCLES.
INHsR0 YysyrNp CApDS.--A CIvQyCp hgcDpr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04

HAY -Osd river was raeieiy daapssaxssg An 49,
Il cAaseed haads ourlg tie week ct 75o 81 per iee
ue.ts New was arriving freely, asd wss obtanAble q
fsn 500. for inferior, TO 7tc for first quality Per io0
Hors have been rs bales LAST years. CROP sold
during the week, at SOC. 36o, In quality PSF ID.
IATsrs Of 600 600 Eastern have been efectu
Ated ., q Tx 81 SIN closing at 81 sSa mh per
'E1AIs-Ths movements Of the week in copper have
been light embracing IL 600 lbs. old, 1t 2sc 4c per
~ ~sh. Itn was improving In demand and value
The v, chs ssles add up iloo Scotch pig hare and
to srri, a. $50 50 s per ton cargo Of lei.h wrought
sheet, On terms not made public Lead remained dan
or heavy saies we're mace of 400 pigs Galena at %
and 800 to Us sp:,sh at s. % Is u.s. PEI 100 los Tin
Csc per 10 . nd few lots q plates At 50 37h. Soma
600 Casks Bec, sheet zinc realized former full rates
bbls crude tuyp< u'ine st So 90 So 62; LN0 spirts
do at 48kc. HA C.: S75 bbs white rosn ut ~ so -
SO; aO 90 No. 2,tsl 75a - g. 900 coanoo DO at 81
37h 81 10; and ~ bbls. tar st ~ S7h 81 2s now
Ons There has be. disposed of here since this day
s.ssd n9 ss crude 1SS "a @
600 do olive at 81 rs per aon AID 10 ooo baskets ao
81 q So I'm cash.
PROVISIONS Pork was du and heavy saes were as
made to day of only $50 bbs western, at 81 1k SlS
for prime; AND SIS SIN for ". va per co Aoou. iov
psg' cutneats were obtained at 'S snc sor dss
sboulders &c. 6Hc for picked 90 DC oNc Ior aIy
sated hams ard Sc. &c for pcak ao', per xosun
new hss occurred 10 bscoo. Lard Sas Oh .ae aooao :,
NX,. q lie and SO kegs at 1lkc q iIc. beet vas
esner and not so esgsfly sought AZ, u. pa.
firm. We notice sses Of 800 bbis at yer qu"a
tioBs prime NOES beef reelected W Nv on oois
beef hams taken at $i3 Butter was ooe su
ply; but sIeabe and steady at lie. l5c 'or 1a
eId Chic; l5c l9c for western New York, anu i'e
go for Orapee comfy per To- Cheese ia very goou
ceusi d. at Sc a Sslc. for fair to prime, per 10.
RICE = Soles Of COO tierces ordinary 70 strictly prne
we've made during the week, at So rs q 81 o., Per
100 lbs.
There have been 500 boxes CASTLE obtainea At
II &c s11Hc per Id.
sIcTs seemed less active. at 4Ec 4sfc for gin
GER 1Ic for Spmstra pepper; 1870 for Jamaica
pmeDto; l7Hc. 17Ac for clovos; 34c 35c for cassa
in ats and S5c. s8c for mace; and 81 OK 81 05
for No. nutn egs ler Id
TArLow.The,e 100 600 lbs prime disposed Of At
1910 l05Sc cash, per lib
TOBACCO 50 brisk fru. The weeks transac.
items reached 325 hhds Kentucky az exc y 10c.: 400
Connecticut Ohio aud Ne~ York leaf at SIC.
lSc n Flor 90 ivate terms 377 bales Havana at
26c a Csc +; and 2O6 Cienfuegos at 2Tbc
WBAILBoNR Sales have beec made of SO 900 bs polar
at 335c 34c and "a 600 lbs South sea- at Sic per ID
WHsKT1-Has "a idly improved In dem aud and value.
The weeks operations comprised $50 bbls. Ohio aud
Prison, closing ut 264c. 26kc; $50 hhds drudge,
closing ut 25c. . 26Kc. ger gallon. 49,
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Making an aggrega

Naklng an Aggregate Of. .........$7, 7B5, OBI 50
The entire balance due for the work Of construction
win be paid of during the present year, and it may be
expected that nstament viii be paid to the holders Of
the $500 GOO oan on account Of principal the LIST
July, 1854 The statements submitted show that there
will remain on hand after the completion of the Canal
quantity of Land sufficient to pay of the whole amount
of that loan and leave a considerable surplus.
SHnck EvcR,
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AGENCY.


A GENTLEMAN. FOR SEVERAL YEARS PAST. IN
~ the wholesale trade in this city being about To traysQ
in the United States visiting all the cities and large
IL DESTROYS OF acting agent for any respecsAble buas
woud The highest references
hty, &c gen. Address stating some Particular. TRn
yellins AGENT, boz gl5 chatham sluare Post once
kTYE CO., Snip AGENTS AND COMMY0mQm
IN Merchants, Vslparaiso.
y y. A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS IAnnnAmU
References.
sArrsAeo--Hon. Bailie Poyton-
vALPAR AIsc-Mossrs. Alsop Co Hemsuvay c..
PAEAMA-xossrs Corrins Bro 4 Co., Garrissa 1 1Ina.
Vim Nelson Co
LgvEn PpoI,--Messrp BoWmaA. Grimm all A O.. 49,
jackson, ESQ.
Nrw ionx.sesses.E q. X. csui.sA CO.. asoSsss -.
Captain fzrh Nye, steamer Pacific.
FstIisonr- messrs John Henderson, 4 Co., rhsnas !.
Rand Co, " hito A Elder
stN FaANolsco--se,srs Flint, Peabody 4 Co.. Hsnsz
Bond A Hale Charlie Dosns, kkq.. u n fysn Esq
Eoeror Meers arini Z. lsonbaxI LEA. Z. ID. 49,
4 Co. Gbdden williams
CAaroN-NyA isgkxs 4 c.
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A TLANTlC HOTEL. NO. HAMILTON AVENUE
N south Brooklyn the Hamilton stcaue ferry This
house Is within tev steps Of u. ferry lcss.nt
,busoess IN the CITY, Terns modesstr.e n. LOsEE.
TyITY HUTEL 4cfAND 80 BRoAnwAY, CORNER o.
~ Howard street Now YORK. IL open for the
noantiob 81 b puho the house hiss recently been httod
np witt all the modern improvements and s furreted IN
eurSrfor mhaneF Ile sN3vo hotel IL conducted the
European plnn, and the proprietor ste the pstrcpAge
hs usso e1ests AID che travelling public IN General
GEebak ". EAEPkL, fropyistoS
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DRY GOODS.

UNH GiNUO1o
fyAo1H WAREH0USE.-WILSON q. HUNT q o.
~ Nos. 81 And % William street, Maiden lAnA ia~
rcrtsrs and obbers Of goods for only ~
prepared with snd complete stock Of clothA sa
metes. vestings overcoatinss twseds Innings trmnin
to which they invite the attention Of merchant tas
srd mep uiaoturers Of clothing.
NOTICE FRENCH GLOVES, OZARK, BAJOU.N
In Inc subscriber, ERNEST CUMPERE, Of Paris scka
manufacturer end proprietor of the marked
has appointed Mossrs ~ COTIEN Ef CO. his solo agenai
tho United states All orders from this date
mtted through them Messrs H. Cotenet falls
authorized to protect said mark against all counteef
who Will no dealt with according law For this seasaa
however gloves will still found III the hands Of ths TO-
mer importers. ERNEST CoxPERR.
DETER RcBEHTs 4 co ONLY STORE $40 BROAD
Il way) bave just received stock Of
hose.
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FANCY AR rhCIAES.

DBAR0 PLAYING CARDS--A CHOICE ASs0Rr
i meot, yety cd, isr ssls w AMCEI4 HAIT CO., s.
S2aa s.SsTt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

w,,A ,sss,s - - h.s-h ~ rr--s-Grh p. ws4r-isy
- Ma, t.a ,sssssssi - sls 49, ~ ssri ssiessiss
A. Al, t,h gass. - sttra ~ ~ ~ ,sh.hll>~is 81
,sf.ts, .islt sfffs 49, rfsrlre ~ fsas ~ sisai
s.se fts ksri. N aisr-3.rss rsss ffosr W. rhHiVs
.ks.i Ars, hsf.slafii ssf Ns iiesses a Usfa TIE
e.. Il rs,,s~h vrfs shsfy isnihf 81 IA r,'sf a
us.t r.as.s svd eihef geAraen III uiste ssiisn =
iS,s~l,h ea tArrsisf fttslrs trff fssi lalssl
~. ti.f f.st.s ffssl To- fef fstsis
f.vv. I~v believe - sS'fe uasfs. 'le tsshssr 81
AZ 49,. 9Th inraesufe tsefi'se ~ dove tier ser 30
an a ths t,anssi "a ihe in ussy ~ wlhsal eel ~
wnt.e e,ait ea ihe shsi af,h in 'hasth nfspsrA
s,ss q ~ Veufhs siep Nsaf - he Nd tAen loo =
st.vn sttts htsss ~ a. inss Nvi sai pretty ls,lee
A Wstti ns A. ~ stated ln cos Last
". ii ~. thh tflsi tatlss ~ ~ rf@.aies. ~ Fest
wh ~ ressi siulsiiHf har rha have ksi The nantle
,ent 4 lts istfHfs iirir alssa ihH which has
ati,eAsI tsi, eiriss aia esaians ~ give Gall nassafe
al ,e,,ueai e. 81 ,lss.cs ihs f,aita ss,nn We
have Heard uf 30 dfaWtssh a. az. general rrinirng bat
What 10 siuirsi insffsfshle nvm ann assemhi,srs A
e,nt.t II co.. .hi hraygsd rsnity vfossnl ons
wasr,rn ealur wH Tho rinrh ,. ucarihs pali lual be
6ye hr sni,tt vt tho bridal ra,iy eni A. " n Ny
~ ssttil,f et Menthtri,r let tulY hanifnme H'll
Nat b. wutih to FniueHn which d. ,aNts - q
tesiipvusi pre- uird g. him years ago mr hla
,l.ss - hcnctsfy S,eviary of tho Manchester Ahonr
am Tho yuaid ,han Wa ont through pAduf tho even
it sud nht st ciursia, cocrs anal na,is ai1s.
r hslusuf g. iusel,h iuincd Ia Tho rayols, and he
came ss o. .udciy that was ncecpary ~ appruhoni
en- erd ttlt IT u,m wrV iolari IN The Now haley.
Muh lhcsc osc,ftona which, viii loo seen, DO not ap
al, tc the mlshsus hu 10 diaopyfly dishonest riran
ivt. tie proceedings thruu shout OF Tho inhabitants Of
litssw ith and tho roghhcfhood. wcru distinguished by
IA. grvateat order aud good feeling
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. 2.
AueetDt OF author pabshers. and others connected
with tie press held last evening At the County Court
House 70 devise for erecting monument TO the
memory of BENJAMIN Franklin Nearly every newspaper
and Periodical in the city represented. The meeting
was called 10 order BY Mr.. George X. Graham, upon
whose motion Mr.. Josper Harding elected Chairman
siesIs George K. Graham, JOshua ). Fletcher Benjamin
h.fln. and L. ID. Ingraham, Esq, appointed Vice
Presideuis. Aessrs j. u. Watson and j. L. Fry
appointed Secretaries.
Eo Wallace offered reamble and resolution and pre-
faced Them by few appropriate remarks lie said that
tie idea Of erecting monument TO Franklin, which had
frst originated among few gentlemen connected with
tho Ires Of this city lad been warmly seconded by the
ITes Of the entire Union particularly by the southern
portion Of H. The feeling particularly gratifying, aud
be had doubt that, soon az the project fully
stated there would be general coming forward in aid Of
FzEiNsLg AID zE5oLUros.
Tie pnte putlshs snthos aud other connected with tho
lunss Ofpubion The United states feeling emiusnty due
oorre MUCH honor and rejected much uste the profe
foss BE- erected his memory and from the et hat P5.ae
ha the scene efso many Of Biz sboEs and tgup and
tue resting place Of M nmaa there peculiar popFict ers
railing such no. eInent IN that city Therefore,
be eersd the ands for tho parpoee Indicated
Charnsn TO tale general apfoa Of Ito whole sLset AMI pro.
an ,sdfs to tho grnts sed literary men Of h, uslon
IN The ro'ouon the number 90 constitute thc Executive
Committee. Iio thought hcrow apccuar htuoss In tho
number Il tho number ol Sgucrs Of the Declaration
Of Independence, OF which august body DE- Franklin
IN, mltfi and Il would, moreover. naorl fair rrpre.
sanitation for seven claasea of pcons Who woro entitled
"a ihr dn,un Wis practical pointers pUhshols authors,
lctaiy mrn. tcraegs conductors 1T Ass aslars, aAl
ppltiotpfH uf newspapers.
Me u,ahsm ausssslsd the pror,eN Of allles we'4
o'e'a,ss a. 'ho 'ssasa svivseaensed sad 'he ses'sa
wee adopted
Al, H'tsa Meeis ,ess g. .,,spd the ps,,eUses seA
bed Ndie"s.
a., tss.s.-, s.,v 49, vs.1 - a.. N~ ~, sas,.,
49, H. I..l-.. 49,. s,,-lt 49, ~ !. As.i
.n =. i 81 i. q. -
ti-rs'- ~ ts-rr y, s--s vl.t-- .as-t r. +.ssR sA.