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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-10-04
Correspondence .r, the North Carolina standard.
LODI, Miss, Sept. 12, 1854.

LODI, MiSSa sept. IL, 1904.
Nh HotDEs: This neighborhood is composed
chiefly of North Carolinians and consequently they
feel deep interest In the welfare Of the good old
North State" We looked forward to your recent
election with good deal Of interest ard anxiety.
We now, with much qualification, number North
Carolina in the long list of Democratic States May
she never more feel the burden Of federal whg rule
We anticipated g victory, but must acknowledge
that our expectations have been moro than realized
we never Tor a moment entertained the idea that
Alfred Dockery would beat the gallant Bragg; but
the decided majority in the Legislature is what we
were agrecably disappointed in; and the bright
prospect Of two United States Senators is what we
glory in.
Gen. Dockery, have been informed, witnessed
one execution during the canvass, and was himself
on the Sd of August duly tried and condemned.
The day for Wings to gull Democrats has passed BY
We know them, no matter what name they assume;
and notwithstanding they know little Of the pop.
ular feeling and wish, we believe thay will eventu.
ally Know Nothing" Whiggery is dead in North
Carolina" peace to its ashes"
The Register, in late article lamenting the Wing
defeat, compared it to old Ben Stevens calf which
was whipped generally in the principal parts" Well
as the Editor neglected to state that said calf was
blind, feeI it to be my duty to do So in order to
make the comparison more complete. And being
nephew of " old Ben, ought to be we'll posted up
concerning that unfortunate calf Again say,
"peace to its ashes"
Success to the Standard, one Of the best papers
| ever read. 4 CII0CTAW DEMOCRAT. p
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OFFICE-SEEKING.

We venture the assertion that the mania for of.
fee is higher and more intense at this time in this
country than it ever was before We do not refer to
political judicial Offices, but to other and inferior
offices of trust and profit under both govern
ments. Almost every third man you meet is in
search of an Office, laying plans to secure one
at future period. And this in old, honest, re-
publican North Carolina!
And as to fitness for the posts sought, why
every one who is applicant is of course persuad
cd that he is especially prepared both by nature and
education, to fill the place and then if friends do
not urge his claims and put him through" he will
most probably range himself among what arc known
as prosecuted neglected and revengeful patriots
Now, deliberate opinion is, as the result Of some
observation in these matters, that one ever OBJ
tained wealth, or even contentment real comfort
by either seeking or holding Office. 1t is business
which promises we'll, but does not pay. IF man
be farmer, or shopkeeper, or mechanic, let
him, a general rule, remain so; and'we tell him
in advance that if he should not, he will have
son, sooner later, to regret it. Ofice-seeking
settles habits of attention and labor-disposes one
to think that there is easier way to live than by
work, and makes one born to a heriatge of manhood
ana 1nQepenuence, more OT less uepeIuent on tne
smiles and frowns of those in power; and office
holding in nine out of ten, not only entails
all this upon man, but when he returns to his for
mer business he finds himself out of practice, un-
skilled, behind tho times, and under the necessity
of making a new start in the world.
We regret to sec this thirst for Office on the in
crease One party is no to blame for it, so far
as we can perceive, than another; it is the
der both. Let the young men of the country de-
termine to rely on their own resources of energy
and integrity; let them rather shun than seek Office
let them BE MEN, with few dollars in their pockets,
in preference to being dependents and walters on
the great with hundreds of dollars per annum for
an income. If an office comes to any of them fair
w. and if its duties do not conflict with regular bus
ness, do not say they ought not to accept but
save the manhood and tho morals of the country
from this general rush for Office and place! We
have looked upon it, and heard of it, and thought
about it at odd times when we had little leisure to
bestow upon it, until, as the Frcnchman observed,
we "are one grand disgust"
RAILROAD CONVENTION. A Convention Of Rail-
road men was held at Columbus, Ohio, . few days
since Free passes are to be abolished and the tariff
! f-o.,.A cd alr aal
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SOME DIIJOJS REFIRCTI0NS '',''

Nh. EDITOR: Never in my life have seen the
population so afflicted with bifes 1t really looks
like the days of Job. This is omnious as an old
friend used to observe. Some of the physicians say
it is sign of health-that it shows the system
is able to throw all the superhuous matter off
through the skin. If 50, We may look for revival
of religion this FALL after all the badness shall have
been purged out of us. Others think it more likely
that it is Whggery oozing out of the people If SO,
what healthy state Democracy will be in soon!
The truth is, Sir, am pleased with our late
victory that am just billing over with Democracy.
Three cheers for Bragg and Democracy!
-. Yours, u.
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ejY-We arc indebted to friend at Greenvlle for
club of six subscribers. Our list is constantly in
crcasing. We would remind our friends that we are
now prepared, with power-press, to print for any
number of subscribers. We feel confident that
little effort their part will swell subscriptions
largely.
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10 Johnston Superior Court was in session this
week, his Honor Judge Ellis presiding We regret
to learn that the Judge was indisposed. He was
holding Court, however, the trial of the indictment
against Rev. P. w. Dowd, removed from this Coun-
ty being in progress. We learn that other business
on docket was continued.
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Total, 416, of whom there

are, 393 20
In the Coast Survey number of Germans most
ly naturazed, are employed at pauper prices, some
averaging less than half the wages ofwatchmen and
laborers, though they are supposed to understand
drawing, engineering and other branches of applied
mathematics. They are employed, I suppose, be-
cause native citizens will do the kind of
work, at similar pauper rates. The whole number
of employees consists of 4O
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uTbe LIST of custom-house officers in the different
States shows 2I5 Americans and 1888 foreigners.
Let native Americans ponder these facts"
Now, we do not hesitate to say that if the above
statement we're correct, we should at unite with
oers in insisting that justice should be done to the
native population but the statement Of the Courier
is utterly and no doubt Intentionally false. The very
reverse is the truth, as can be shown by the Blue
Book, and by facts procured from the Departments
aWashington by the Union and Baltimore Sun
newspapers The following, from the Washington
Correspondence of the Sun, agrees substantially with
the statistics the subject given in the Union, and
may be relied on as correct:
Il mendacious statement in regard to the present
federal office holders of American and foreign origin,
respectively, having gone the round of the press,
have taken some pains to ascertain the truth, and
can now report in regard to three Departments
without the least fear of contradiction in any one
PARTICULAR
The mendacious statement above alluded to states
that in the State Department there are employed II
Americans and Is foreigners; in the Department of
the Interior, 33S Americans and 500 foreigners and
in the Postoffice Department III Americans and 80
foreigners.
Tie truth is as follows: There are 81 clerks in
the State Department-of whom l8 were native
bOn born OF American parents transiently abroad
!Nregn born; messenger native borE; l packer
native born watchmen native bern; laborers
native born laborer foreign born. Thirty five in
l5O Of whom are native citizens, and Citizens of
foreign birth
o those employed abroad, there are 1st: Minis
&rS commissioners, Secretaries of Legation, and
agents connected with them 42-of these were
oOrn abroad, of whom have been natursized, ard
;he US. Dispatch agent in Londcn, has not. 2l:
'0nsl!s and commercial agents, whole number 220
~ these 49 were born abroad, of whom 2l have
9 ren natuFalized and has not and was born un-
tl Inc flag of the U. States the rest (26) may have
sen naturallzed, but of these the Department has
S %sVldence 3D.: Employed in the United States
Tlelr T Territories as Governors or Secretaries of
s1 ,s1'orles or Dispatch agents, whole number 10
VI % Snom IL were born in the United States The
,TsN NTSNNo OF whom are dispatch agents. were prob
' w.. 50 porn, but of this the Department has no d-
"st a aeVIdence the personale of the State Depart
n's recently been increased by 5, of are whom
"4u'es and of foreign birth.
snr m the postofice Department, D. c., there are the
WlOWlng emnlnyooc.
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MORE CLERICAL DENAaoGuEs. Mr.. Meacham, of
Vermont recently elected to Congress, is clergy.
man, and so is his colleague, Mr.. Sabin. Mr.. Knowl
ton, just elected in Maine. is Baptist minister, and
his colleague Mr.. Milliken, Universalst clergyman
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For the Standard.
Mr. EDIroR: Allow me, through the medium Of
your valuable paper, to congratulate county up.
on the election of R. q. Lewis, Esq, Attorney for
the County, by the Court held during the present
week.
The selection is good enc SO far as the County
and State interests are concerned, and shows dis.
position truly commendahle, to encourage merit.
Mr.. Lewis is quite young man, but possesses in
high degree all the requisites both of head and heart
to make superior officer. We predict for him a
reputation as County Attorney which will make him
the pride of his friends, and terror to evil doers
Franklin Co., Sept. 1854. YA
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l3 dons ue aoo!e number there are ss Americans and
psm.s.s ppea Aliens Among the latter Sd assistant
,aSer n ,Ia general was born in Ireland but came
io,u United States when months old One clerk.
States. ~ England, resided 40 years in the United
Ams,; another of Switzerland, resided 27 wears in
here q, third was born in England, but came
Sebm. mOnths old, and is now SO years of age. G.
here azmsn, rS clerk, was born in Germany, came
in 6e sn 10 years ofage, and has served 10 years
e b,.h herlcan army. All the other clerks of for
Some of a. nave resided many years in America, and
'eln have served five years in the army
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FALL ELECTIONS. The following is a list of the
States yet to vote this fall, and the time of holding
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-10-04

b0n ct;5,as t5 sHgn the number of native and foreign
nept Nvs III 81 holding office under the general gov
Opartmon.t ~, the State and Interior and Post Office
pOyed in ~ Il now add the number of those en-
House boo. uie treasury. leave out the Custom
pposed ,ause a. in regard to them local politics are
as not msTo ~ sway the minor appointments, which
aby tho b. S"e, mere, but merely ratified and confirm
Ne Secretary of the Treasury: ~
IT, Irs,sn'th Of the Secretary of the A'''' f0' 00rn
" 'ae LIST Comptroller, lS i.
"a Comptroller, ls
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RAILROAD CONVENTION A Convention Of Rail
road men was held at Columbus, Ohio, few days
since Free passes are to be abolished and the tariff
on freight and passengers advanced.
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"hlah lAnow YtyteIl9l I,
An lnval uable Book for % Cents

q . ~. -
An Iival Ina hill 8dolY fot. Oh ftefita
=, s,.. a n 1870 3
"Hpely fHility sh0hla hare a COPylSf
|k0fl0UOfllN sold ~ less than tiIee lnohlhH A
OOON new edition revised and Improved, uli lesued
DIX HUNT kR,H N lloA I. MANUAL AND HAND
cIle oilsn,prosreis yellpenl and cue Of every iona
ofdl,eate contracted by nfomteuous sexual lnlecolte
~ eeli abme, BY .e4us excess With alvte for lhell
prevention, wrtienn familiar avoiding ~ nedlea
and eNety thlH that would Offend lie car
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pIsslee deioled 70 Tie cue OIL dlteats OF
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and tratle on ie causes synpons and cure
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ale q one 81 best ihe United
AGlrde nsplelaule 70 Ieeomnend hlmtotr pboiihn,te
lehttd pItettioIef, To- whose hour and Eesnly they
nay PACE ihe erealgst eonhdeice. 4
81 Jos 81 LcNnshonr, MD.
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NuheIons Sstel 2, o. we usl.
zone Of tlen ~ lons esndns have come pa ny no.
" whs w hss sssg % W
petle0t some cates Whe lhe nel peen
so9sdeted beyond nsdiesleid lnihe 81 sem
% y lhe pro-
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,strts, nile ilo.ess.on lave hseg seqlanl
nae yetim ol early 70 feeo mend him ps
oas u gaCl skill and Integrity 1Iey nal
talfll ephhue themst lNeq. \, "
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mo. !, sprigg House Emporipmll
CLOTHS, cAssIMERRs AND yEsTIEesi


New apFiug nud anmmcr q o6dsli Il.
TdKkpeAiuro IN being able 10 AZ 10 NY ola curt M
il maud ne lalhlelable community, that Ihaye iusl
Ieiufhed from York, aud have hesn able 10 plocul
lhe most feah0nahe Gpoe or HE reason that he grta
knleofium New York, Import from Ftthte and llt
old eounilo aud hayng dslelted m N Tue sale OF cont
mon clohlhs gives ne more nom and line TO attend "a
". VEN ny customary ihs hsbloabeVaI Ai
BLACK, IRowS uskEA, hLuE, oLlvE AND
1,tt DALHik CLOTHS. slf .s,5i.ssE
eombafnt dnper tumnsrrlolhS lllehtnd egaiA eolht,
de-, for making ock, dress, slek AID bd,inees eO,ts
Flcnch, knsth, and American eaetimelett also ducks,
llntn dilhsa, &C. TOR making pants, AatO vealinss,
have most belunl selection ever looked any el
Of which am now prepared 10 lako up III he most
iahQn,hc end best STYLE, Rs hayefccuIed Rrssltpa
services q cutler lor ne conng selton certain n
Ihi ihst can an.h better than apg house west
lneonneeiion with theab0ve hayea hoautifl p1ellt-
Hfnl falillin9 Goods, on ilne, seatohAbe, and th.
lOnabe Of cloth, easajmefc, esshnoIcll b0n
h,llpo. gass nen, diabit aud pain iinen nook dies
and buiptt eoats yets and plnlt made nom tie most
nshonAhle and seisonib Goods In gte, Vaiiety Also
llnen and cotton shifts, aikiteh lambs wool ara cot!
i9n yndeIshIis "a Dyawefai stocks collars,
Variety tlso. every other adele suit
abe lof tdmplelius tenlle nah's waIdnjhe
lille above named silsics, together MIN many Other
Articles that cen Be found etDg store, No Hone,
pls,seeallln tike looA and much obllse yclgM
Nrst s.iRlCRi
Hgs NOTICE. EXTRA, 'sei'f
lhlvs sni sloek of common elOlig that viii ils.
pose even le,a 70 make FcVpi ie my sprlns
nif1i Ni' X RinR
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New Savings' Bank Store.
rlpusopD Lrrrrss a TuI on osrorrlo

NhWfIAlfNVitph hfFhk4 At TUE Old fuofQfflCki
II AN now receiving ana oneune an unusually are and
i Wgela atloftnent Of Roofs, Shoes, Hats, Bohnels,
lmellts and UaTol Seeks, II he eoftr Of MtrketAnd
Monvo alrtels, Weel,ngs Yai IN Tie ROOM formerly 81
copied ne Post One md opposite lhe MoLuie House.
ven hIge and fniliey new stosk whe pugehlsed
for clah, non tAe o. The Moth urderthe
m0itv0labe elttumtantes and oler ,hem TO dc CIT
les OF Wheeling AVID vlelnllysl redused prices, Whole
ale aid retail, dIealetiuly sodelt shafe patron.
4 dtemiluteitssioS, mtei IL pfasecf 10y tiotk. n
ulltake not ~ rsofe 81 Wheelis arc not 20 tatly
hubpued BY adyofiltng PUTS nhtelt say have Any
yafiey q men's youihs' aud boys Shoes mir,
T0f six molikln WOOL lfgbgs bSsh And halsy
and evegy yAIiely otsl AVN, slrly bpld
Shofa slippers snd Ghltfs. b0lh Tor itdlct mtsrs ard
children, u he most hshlonable ttye make aud quality
-cal and zee lor youitelgte tlr initIif
Having pulch,teda aga stock or he above named ar.
tlces, voud respectfully Invite eouptry merchants To
call "a zee M, orteod ne their odeTs duplicate
idr9 N d. n. WATSON. 4
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Or. Toddls pins

- 70 ~ DC TLOuUH EIII1 NJ
/NAN behadiltshahd genuine Il lle t06wut Places nj
OgieciiYoi lPhfellnshnd vicinity vlzi-.At he brig
stores on Jhnts BAker kells & Callwef Hlenllllstt
CofDr a n lNpn a o. Rled'k YthIliAs, Vim Atlto ~
COi (HtchlctoNu 2 A IlIentiHekf ((enltt Wttellhfln
lie Drug flofe Of ne pfcpheoh corner q Quincy ana
Tssy ssn sito be hia ? Duhn,s, Grave cfetkj m
dllllon,s And Jtcob Gncines, National Road hthl. T.
ttaven. Wilson Strinseys, westWhetl-
me, and BY Loontnt llildftnori Ohio Il. 4 ist y
Thefe rllH need no Olher recommendation than al
trail hAVe now been M tolttnl te og more than
twenty yetrt, thd only ,c temA chance ihsy
wihsItik lof ihcmi 2icpor bgx 81 peI
aofi SO lereross iah6
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sIDNRY BRRRsR, ;
Ex-senator Of no United Staits
-TEsI...aE woal., 0.I.nlaI laaaII,..

THIS Iinlncnt ytluit IN no fieaint III On
sons fiho MOI. lof0ddAh dliekieS sll Whlc n cur
,Qt tQcopeAl lot n inntf dif
t,F.lit ~ lloio1ghald c0nrlel hprletlionoftlla
LlnHcnt oVdr tho rtilOn Oh de hott 9TH
cgFlso ofllib dliesscs sc z once dssel OIL more
Slnhll thlif tetiolt, lliedifly au9ns ehdTcn, and
thoqs4d. OF mothert, were hoy allowed sItbk would
With Az the eloQlonee or looln And their
oplie limohy tottt thSt n ihelfeh.
dien fopille ytfy on deat, aud restored tlen 10
lelrioimer beauty. Araii VIII % ioonA
powerful AUXILIARY nl lomovIn What u eehoaly known
Aaa AFus Cake, OF an enkrIemonl ~ he spleen IN a
cases wltre eleyler service tbi lln,
aiufnt win 10 found u.o1, flAtH NNlNFtH .Nii
General Depor 0g5 llgoiduay, New York; and iif
R0fsile Wholesale and GAIL W tyhsolin1hY
je7d3m 81 tr NJ MlLbtAMl VI ARMSTRONG; .
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.BAIgrIMORNII
soQll & rhompaon.

y
SOUL & phomnson
- nlsosrkes AND wiioiiskte nrs,s pB
'o5i y, y, ,lie., qnofs, spices, indiye NJ.
NY, y ,,' ~, eng nf, nloinsscs,' ~
No ~ Asflt IRdisr ~ y 4 Mi. w.. lnf3i3 1
y'4f'''' '''s' lli'ei q rlllllbgLpdiS
nsiablahed IN 1923. IN
fH0NrS0N RRyE0bSs hl.,..,.a 4, \, sl.
intts Ye,isln Mtiel.,ft leoV.
-',,- --,'l- " Il 4 We I
~ =, 4 b, tssIeLp, Il a. FFI75,--
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xzys BqliIao Sirftf, Conn, 81 III. y
WilOlksAll, alpoRTKRs, AMP ! T9,,,,,,,
md DEALERS ~ INK VA fcnya / IN, ~
SILVER, rIATzD, AnD ALoAfSs n III, ~ AT
FANCY G0ODgI /
4 TAI askgpepea ilelr law Win eiplefdIdua.
COLD SIP siLsxh warchysf ST. :,
tfon tns H9,l sslsolsIed ~ London. Ll,,.
ese!I one on which u glatittd q N .sl
i SILVIA WARE o. Qua owH, nAhpyA o,r,,,
hIyss I sy. Na SSase ser eoSIsls cugs IGSy
lee Ctkm Knises Nipkin liiss, IN Ktis..s sblti
laYt, De-, oil pew deiigns 49,. 's' SAtct
fiATED WAng. 4 lflitt s,,i
q oassalt ~ Ssls, VIn, ", Ksllss. ares lsd -.
liaskaai kltgne;s, Flower and Phit tisbSs ~ 5SA
DIAMOND wongl w 2 "a
a superb eolieelltn on Diamond llrscel.,, a., ~ r
tessses yIesssa F I, Rll Nm suits Of piaansS
10 N ~ n RICH lEwRLayl
This hfanch Ofour hllslneaa "A NOT -, 40
lab ncH 10 Tie totryi hANihs tyoll,s, ~ e.
def our own lslon ~ IN
aud BY every steamer weAIe Supplied Ito ~
tisoIles whleb eaahles n loglielo on testoSsi.D
atnthlofs, Aiid az DIV pIlees d " ''e''y'neN
| gANcY eoopsl
Whiting Diets, Work lioats, Ct.,, Ma .. .,oa.3 !
kes, tongno nOlllis elegant Yaaes pS,is.ss' s rs
Slaues Paris Hionles, Fine painhrs, p,jss S. ,the
Tables aud Work Stands pitte ~ Aeeht
logic Rfeneh perfameliet, Rosewood mi 70
slns CaAesi English soiis, Tooth Bnihls, iIaf
suIkRl0R ALnkTA,wARE - ~
New Paiieflisol FORKS, HponRl Ladies' .e MN,
cle, wLltll iatitupcfatdlngs silver ware N4iNp q
sPLESDip MANTLE clocksl 5,.. 3,
lronTe and Gilt Mshle Clocks OF eltaRt a,,l,,, ~.
l1sllggi aras sfs while marble doi Flteh Potcshs
4 Watof Tools AHp ~ kTrAiiLs oflb. mai ~, iae
slAllly KEPT on baud and catelpuy selected
i For The conrcnlcEfe OF customers We hv, 49,.
Hare, spacious store, elfin euSiomer 10 syt1y
bspcetiig or extensive stock Of Goods ,t gi
leihil sales room, we have huel M Anolher Tsn ~.
| 400 eti iniepih, for The Wholesale Dsparasa wy
II 10 Ryery article ffoN our etiablahmeltl, S,.,,
i 10 be AZ good 90 Iepfeaenlea, N Z, 49,.
i H1ffethont vltlg BliuAio !, viii % l,,,,ilf
0niessiio he county, Nh SsIiIs.j
4 "a 70 lAithf,hly and pfomtly, - y ''''As II
1 i(iANFikLD BROTHRe8ca 4.
4 ~ baltimore a., n, well eornsrOfCI,dt,.
Il 4. Sign oftht Gpden MI,
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'NlEDICAL


IN lair HtAiofhutoi los ~ az hgst inns lhlro.
~ diced 90 tcltliensol WhIlln AT No no Naii4t
ttctl. NflItlia iht tlf tulc REMEDY ttorInVetd
wlueHlcu te1loiotho gley hats tnd Wh|skclal
lvuelal color 81 YOUTH Without dyoln cover a., bald
head ~ agfi ile WIn tho nliupl tovtin., remove
dlndIuIt nd prevents tlt hllf tom Ok ina ne
ioafIbe NV ftunni 20 obl,tonibe in dlycssrttl
Ieiipnto now heioio pubci ne M
ny Beautiful article Tor me toilet for tc Ola
ogyoals AMI can oy hn afp cctitd ttff tniil
st lnyllealO ctliittha Depot ana ektnao
w ol ltolo, ana gcnlcnon on lonult,
ne houilaNd Wet Nflcfoit Ntt Invented bid
hwll teor lolhe ccCllhtlle below OF NE atlrfosf8d
ala1elmlnt AND Senator, Judge liIeetp oplllnolfi
.iNh CAntytE, M Jult0id6S9.
lave ntcd Prof o. s.. NHoodt' 'Hif HtStofatye, itnd
haye ADMIRED ile Wondadoenstt MylhirwdS bleom-
hi. lsaured original solor, and have
SIDNEY, BRRRgR, 4
tf Ex-senator on he United Suies,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-27
ASSIoNRElS NOVICE.

ASSIONkk'S NOTICE. 49, ~
G. iuieOn ID YoodFow having, ont iilh dayoD
- 4pll 1871, proper deed conveyed w Trust 10 ne
lor Tie benefit Of ne elid WoodfoWt edii'
on ne II, and personal pTbrcy anil ehosel lnae,
Onj t peFtons In anywite Indebted 70 SAID Yoodgow
ave ieqpTtd 10 make immediple payment 10 me- and AL
ourooits 10 NE With ne proper reeaseac
cOfdngto ne Terms on said deed with Ire undersigned
apis Gk0.w SIGHTS, Alsigiec.