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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08
THURsDAN MORNING, MARCH 8, 1856.

matefi4 70 Know Nothing defamation is
+ derived from thedepravities incident to large
cities. u Is not Kept in mind that, throughout
the yaa extent OF our country, there are mill
ions ofkober industrious and honest foreign
ers-tla verybote and sinew of the land.
The peryersiG of the moral sense, en-
genderel by the new organization, is one of
;ss most tlamentaDle results. Poverty is made
a crimel Able bodied men, ready and will
ling toNbrk, eath one of whom owns at least
a Thousand dollars worth of bone and sinew.
are taunts4, ini the official documents of pub
Inc tuncileaaries, as being common misanees
1herr IS work enough, and to spare for
every lNn on this continent; and every one
ought ts isave--the country can afford that
he sho'1Y have, his own fowl in his own pot
Ono fifti<tll part of the exertion and expense
which hke been bestowed on this secret So
c'ety if<xpended in organized efforts to re-
move ti.}f excess of foreign population from
the Atlai5tie seaports, and distribute it over
che foop gry, where laboris in so much de-
mand - }sild not euly be truly christian con-
duet'to4 nsigrers, and service to the com
sn''nNsz{ ii, but would entirely silence all
s;1io1 Iysltsr as to panperism or crime,
y . tTie ialisiui ,
nafshness and ajustioe. = 5l'i-----
Poor house satisfies are insnltingly para
ded; by which il appears that, in-some local
tiles, a very largepart Of the money, spent in
charity, is for the benefit of foreigners; and
the inference is drawn that they are burden
to the country sst
This is ibout ~ reasonable as it would be
to make IN array of the hospital expenses for
the common soldiers of the armies at Sebasto
pol; and thence conclude that the campaign
could be better carried on by officers and sub
alterns alone Every one knows that, in the
bloodless httles of industry, in the tolls of
the field and the factory. foreigners form a
large portion of the common soldiers in the
great army of labor
The expenditure for foreign paupers i'm the
Atlantic States lSreturned 10 the community
thousand fold by the increased wealth of
those States, resulting from foreign labor
Indeed. we believe, that the extortions prac-
ticed on nthefheipiess, who must have work at
any price, far exceed the sums paid out for
panpers. That the lfborer is worthy of his
hire, is maxim of very limited applica-
ton. f
We have no data before us to determine
with precision the amount of money brought
into the country by foreigners. Mr., Dean of
New York, on the 23d of April, 1852, in con-
gress, stated the sum at ten millions per an
mum. We believe it to be much more. But
the interest of even this snm would defray all
expenses for foreign paupers. ~.
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or Col Benton, by the burning Of his
house at St Louis, lost all his notes and papsIs}
for the second volume Of his Thirty yesn in
the Senate 4..i
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

OF Ex-Judge Wilde and many Of the
leading members of the Boston bar lead off a
remonstrance to the Legislature against Judge
Loring's removal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

lET Robert n. Wickliffe, well known
politician of Kentucky, died at Lexington on
Monday last i' l'
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

Federalism can only by annihilation de-
Defeated in open fight. it now proposes, by
mystery and stratagem, to accomplish whai
force could never effect
The old fiend, by pretending to be the
champion of the purity and perpetuity OF
American Institutions, has seduced some un-
wary and credulous minds; but though the
monster comes arrayed as an angel of light,
democracy. ike the spear of Ithuriel viii
disrobe it OF Its resplendent vestments, and ex-
pose it in all its naked deformity. The same
party which, in the early period Of its exist
ence, signalized its baneftrl course by the pas
sage of the alien and sedition laws IS DOW
filing the measure of its iniquity. By an IN
sane and unpatriotic opps.S'siiaiothe ns'''iaii-
cation of foreigpql
But while " cannot doubt our Ultimate
success; it. nevertheless, becomes us 70 De
yigilant and active. Every true hearted
democrat should rush to the rescue OF the
good cause. The court-hoslse Of every viii
lage, and the bail of every city, every green
glade of-onr forests, and every sun lit expanse
of-onr prairies should echo and rerecho to /
denunciations against the psfddious delusions
Of the Natise.A I'D, ~ ID -
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ssTuE SPECTATOR"

JOURNAL PUBLISHED AT "AshlN1io ,,I,,,
uvHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COMMENCE
about the first of June lii the City OF ashn-
ton the publication weekly newspaper to be called inc
pT ToR designed general circulation among the Peg
Ia of the United States It's columns will contain ul
dioest of the news of the day, foreign and domestc
yeeklv review finance and the markets. synopsis ot
the proceedings Congress during its session tables OF
eIecon returns; important political action OF State
ceIIoneous and scientific matter articles Agriculture
together with original articles the leading topics OF
the day Much valuable information relative 10 the opera
ons of the Executive Departments of the governments
topether with weekly list of new patents VIII be 1oun9
in It's columns large portion of its will be devoted
to lipht literature original and selected Its location as
the notca the Union, will afford oppof
always procure latest information on public ans
II is tho intention of undersigned to make the SPEC
and it will therefore any occasion the posi-
ton of partizan paper will it any allegiance 10
men but entertaining fixed and decided views on questons
of political economy and system OF government
il will disseminate promugate them as occasion may
reoure-alwavs keeping carefully in view the interests OF
the country growing of 70 eign well as donestc
affairs. .,oa
The SPECTATOR will be printed in quarto from, on COCOA
naper and type; each number containing eht pages
of matter making volume annually OF 40 pages
Each volume will be accompanied by full and complete
index to its contents thus making 1t most valuable paper
for preservation and reference 1t will be published every
Saturday morning at 81 per annum payable always In
advance. No paper will be continued BEYOND Inc 'e o
which it is paid.
All subscription and communications on business Shono
he addressed to the undersigned at Washington, D. C.
NC AUG. F. HARVEY Co.
Washington City, May o. 1885. o.
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Great Mail Route from Hillsboronsh 70 the
North, by the Raleigh IL Castor kaliToaIMIH
TNDER THE SCHEDULE RECENTLY ADOPTED
the North Caron" Rail Road pssiengerS can u
On the arrival Raleigh of the train from the west se
conductor of the Road will be in attendance 10 rake
of the baggage and check it to Baltimore or sshhgon
CITY whilst the passengers will be allowed an hour ana
half to get breakfast and refresh themselves .
They will be conveyed to and from the hoteis Ill oi'
buses free of charge. IL, o.b
Leaving Raleigh minutes past they will Teach
Weldon abundant for all the day trains gong orn
and South. ~ ,,, Nv nv
By this the passenger will be at no trouble OF ell
nase about his as the conductor of this Road VIII
take charge of and give check for it at the n e. haroao
Through Tickets from Weldon to New York. by refers
burg or Portsmouth, $l2 ~ ,,>,cu pet
49,, -, no ,o-- 45-f
Register Hillsborough Recorder and Greensb"ro"gn
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THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST,
AND BEST READING
Weekly Paperin Virginia,
EEKIY Elk p r E S,

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TT Is PUT TO PRESS AT A LATE HOUR ON FRI
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any line of railroad will receive the
Weekly Express on Saturday Night,
Con taiag the latest Tsl7uhic eacs from every section
Of this Country ard EUROPE
ITS LEADING FEATURES ARE,
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Subscriptions received The Express Office in the
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VI II & r. S. Tucker.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO THE
.WOst attractive Stock Of
FOREIGN DRY GOODS
they ever offered in this City, comprising
RICH FIGURED AND PLAIN
DRESS SILKS
WATERED SILKS.
PLAID AND sIRIPED
BLACK dR sSr DE s sEEKS
eR9 El5 pc NaREns
'Szs S34fER
RICH PRINTED AND PLAIN
GRENADINES AND HERNAN1s,
oRe JHHR6Sr7s.
'Ao IA%S$ Sr RR1T SE e 3R1T4
hAf sGaM Err f BoMB1z1NEs,
Af PoPLTAEiTrs AND GRAPE
LIE e ckAFE sHAw1s
TAFFETA IA, and SATIN RIBBONS
EMBRoIDER1Es, ,,
Also 100000 Yards 'O of PORTSMOUTH,, HADLEY AND
LODI LAWNS, from to Is cents per yard -
Attention, Ladies!
WV III. & r.. SUCKER TAKE PLEASURE
w Gin informing the Ladies that their assortment OF
SPRING SUMNER MANTLAs is now ready for exhlbon
No 8, FAYETTEVILLE STREET
March Is, 1856. So
STILL THEY COME!
vEyAKE OFF THE OLD BEAVER AND DON ONE OF
Il beautiful Spring and Summer Hats, WHICH have
month been received comprising all the styles OF otrW
Felt, Wool and Fur Hats out, viz:
Mems Black Leghorn Hats
Tea Colr
P PETAL
" Panama "
Cavalier &c
" Wide Awake &c
Octf gon 4"
" Sebastopol &c
Bows and Misses Hats and Caps Bloomers and Flats of
all kinds W. II. & r. S. TUCKER.
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New Bakery and Candy Mandatory.

New Bakery and Candy Mandatory.
MFRS. HARDIE DESIRES TO SAY TO THE
Apublic that she has recently employed superior
ker and Candy Maker She will keep constantly for sale
Cakes and Candies of great Variety,
and prepared orders cake for dinners
and parties Families and hotels be Supplied with any
kind any quality of desserts.
She will fill orders for Candy wholesale and forward
it to any part of the State. ...-.- --.--
Roloia6, Nov. 60 1851. s-tfL
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANT LOST
IT OST SINCE THE 29TH DAY OF LAST MARCH,
IL Bounty Land Warrant, No. 12 977 for 80 acres of
land issued to Winfield Morgan time in 1851 All
hereby cautioned against trading for such
rant issued after the death of the said Winfield
Morgan, and his widow, Hasketh Morgan intends applying
for warrant under the act Sd March last.
w. II. JOINER, Agent for Hasketh Morgan,
of Granville Co., n. G.
June 26, 1855. 62-6w.
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Premium CircuIar Sa1vs.


HNHE HIGHEST PRIZE MEDAL, GIVEN AT Til.
IL Mechanics Institute its recent annual exhih;,i
ton of American Manufactures was awarded to Toand
Burger for specimens of their celebrated and oh
Saws ~
The propretors beg respectfully to call the further aan
ton of Merchants, Founders Mill and the publ;
uenal and highly respectable citizens of the City of Rich
mond
TREDEeAR FouNDRYl
Richmond, October 80 1854
gives US pleasure to state that the Richmond made
have used We recommend these gentlemen to ali WY
desire TO encourage enterprise at home and are much
ANDERSON DELANY & tCCCOese
Richmond Va Oct 80, 1854.
The undersigned have sold thirty large Crcpor
Saws, manufactured here by Messrs Toand Burger and
take pleasure in saying have not heard complaint Of
We keepan assortment of all the different kinds ofSaws
they make VIZ Circular Saws all sizes, Mill Pit Cross
pectfuy ask the attention of the Pubct these Goods as
they made in Virginia warranted every respect
if they do not give full satisfaction they be returned
and they sold low similar goods be purchased in
SMITH & HARDWOOD.
Dealers in Harware, &C., No SIS Main St.
EAGLE FOUNDRY OFFICE
Richmond. 22d August 1854.
MEssRs. ToLAND BURGER:
Gentlemen. 1t gives pleasure be enabled to state
of my mills of very superior quality, and have
given entire satisfaction my customers in every instance
pec SUPERIOR those of any other manufacorv
within my knowledge, and confidently recommend
them to the public. Very respectfully yours
P. RAHM
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Richmond, 3Oth August, 1854
MEssRs. ToLAND & BERGER:
Gentemen-1 have put in operation since my connection
with the above establishment, several of your Circular
Saws and they perform WE'LL and would recommend then
to all in want of a good article.
JOHN CLARKE, Saooyer
TERMS OF WARRANTY
All Saws manufactured by and stamped Toland and Bur
GER fully warranted including temper truth sound
ness.
We challenge the production ola single instance which
have failed to make good Warranty. Purchasers
will recollec that other manufacturers give full War
ranty, either in Europe or America.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered
TOLAND & BURGER
Richmond, Feb. 2, 1855. 2l-6msw
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First Premium Blank Books.

(Sycamore St. Petersburg Va, to Pannill SonsD
HHAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, OF HIS OWN NAN
ufacture and makes order all Sizes styles and prices
Ledgers Journals Bloter Cash. Railroad Bank BOOKS
&C., &c.
Neatly ruled to any pattern having an improved ruling
machine; and having obtained the first Prize at ne Faa o.
na would solicit continuance of the generous patronage
heretofore extended to him.
Call and examine.
rlsy7 Northern prices. =.
Petersburg, March 2, 1855. 9Q-t.
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CHAPEL HILL.-THE UNDERSIGNED returns
hs thanks for past patronage, and takes this oPportu
nifty of announcing his friends that his line OF hacks from
Chapel Hill Durhams station will heretofore run in
connection with the that point leaving Durhams
immediately the arrival of the from the east and
the nearest point from R. R. by miles to C. H. He has
the pleasure that he has made vast improvements
in his line of hacks by adding and repairing old
also by reducing the tare There s0 as0ey be at DIR
hams hacks to accommodate number Of pdssenger
j. H. WATSON.
Julv5 1867 63-5t.
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POPE s. CO.,
T,-ocers and Commission Merchants,

PEI IERSdT BE,pSo A:, ATTENTION
WILL GIVE STRICT t rdbacso Corn, Cotton, &c.
and pledge themselves never to buy for rodu sf OF the
III rdar that their undivided efforts may be gven 10
nromote the interest those who may make
them 24-6m
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W1NEs AND LIQUORS; POPE xG co pt Gro

W71NES AND LIQUORS. POPE 4 CO, GRO
w GERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PETERS
nuRG VA Have hand select and very super. stGon
Wines and Liquors. They particularly invite
0 their ,,o-,
French Brandes imported 1850 and 1851,
Old Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum,
MADEIRA Port and Sherry Wine,
Heidsick Champagne, do
Imperial Eagle Z" do
ST. Julien Claret do
London Porter
Humgardner's very Old Rye Whiskey,
Richardson's
Pure Extract of Rye, ., -
March 20, 1855. o+-o'n'
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FOR SALE,
A highly valuable Water.pOWer on q neVef1d1i1nS
stream. with abundant supply of water,
and near the Railroad.
yHNHE SUBSCRIBER, INTENDING TO REMOVE
10 TIC OIL, GRisT, AND SAW MILLS
Neuse River about nine miles northeast OF the
cit of Raleigh, and and half miles from huntsville
Depot the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad. g ,o.,
The mill contains about thrytwo acres OF land
living on both sides of the river.
The OIL MILL is in perfect order Its machinery is OF
ing fifteen thousand gallons annun Of cotton seed
nseed OIL There also attached TO it one of
teen Years Acquaintance with making business JUS
titles him in the remark that it is one of the most profitable
and satisfactory that he has any knowledge of.
The SAN NIL as age f bT few IN hg
country and ready sale is found for the lumber at the
mill w 49,, .o- s
thicIiv settled and largely neghbourhood,
would, with slight repairs command custom yielding
-four mill could be attached it which would yield
nual toll of one thousand bushels of wheat. .
ment in Wake county, been presented In the
hands of a prudent and energetic who would give
them his personal attention, these mills would pay for
| themselves in a very short time; c,,DDr
Raleigh, June 18th, 1855. el-tf
DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Tu1HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
The lot faces 8l feet street. and back
feet with Blunt street The Improvements consist OF the
with 1--WE rooms kitchen, office, and stable The
den of the largest and most productive in the City,
l
Persons desiring purchase will be shown the premises
on application to ,,,.,,, -, ,,1D
Ra1aioh lime I 9th 1S55 Eft.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
| WV ITH THE VIEW OF EXTENDING THE CIR
w culation of the RICHM OND ENQUIRER in the
Southern States the Popretors have the issue
| matter o the Daily and Semi Weekly editions.
We nothing of the political character OF the
| RICHMOND ENQUIRER, which is now what 1t was half
We that 1t Is the purpose OF the
Editors all their energies to the discussion OF the
| issues which Know Nohingsm has brought before the
| country. ,,,-,,,
| Semi Weekly,
! Weekly,
For six copies of the Daily 35
| For six copies of the Semi Weekly, IS
! For six copies of the Weekly, 10
| For fifteen copies of the Weekly, %
A RfTcH1E PRYOR & DUNNAvANT,
Richmond, Va.
June 90, 1856. 1OSO-w3w.
OUR RECENT ARRIyALS.-PER EXPRESS.
nA BLACK SATIN ALPACA SACKS.
| $50 White and Bro Duck Linen Frocks.
| 25 Check Marseills Frocks.
| Also.
Gauze Mariner Under Shirts.
Silk
i.Esto Thread
| Cotton
| Fancy and PLAIN Silk Is Hose
We are now selling the adore goods cheaper than ever
| E. L. HARDING.
| June 18th, 1855. 5S-sw.
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en1El.r EA MILY GROCERIES. POPE : 9

SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES: Po epES q % ".
GP0CFRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS fE-
-SDsRrpc u. keen constantly hand select ana ei
1ensye stock of Groceries, suitable for Planters ana fa
los among which may always be found
Old Java LaguyTa and Rio Coffee,
Stewards A u and c Refined Sugars,
N crops New Orleans Moassess in bbls and nall Dds
Old cron Cuba Molasses, in hhds and oos,
Swedes and English Iron, ,,
sperm adamantne and Tallow Candies,
Western Bacon Mddings, Shoulders and Joles'
Cumberland Nails, from 3 to 20 penny wegh'' en-
March 90, 1856.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. P. Bah COCK

DRIP. BABCOCK,
uHAvING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN RALEIGH,
has taken and neatly nished rooms over Mr. Rou
hacs store suitable the reception of Ladies and Gentle
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
him. so far he hopes by careful attention. and excellent
operations to merit continuance of the same -
Teeth inserted from to full sett, with, or without
artificial gums, and warranted >,
DR. B. happy be able to inform his patrons and all
others who have learned the fact that tooth need not
necessarily lost because the nerve exposed but may
surely saved properly treated and filled in the best
REFERENCES:
Rev. DR.. Mason Raleigh, Rev. Dr. Seabury, Ny.
Rev. DIR. Smedes DR.. J. Parmly,
Dr. f. ]. Haywood. DIR. Geo. Z. Halves,
Hon. H. Waddel, C. Hill, Drs. Chase Hacker, Geo.
Raleigh May 10, 1865. 48-t
TUST RECEIVED.-A LOT FAMILY GROCE-
% RIE Crushed and Brown Sugars Java Bohea Rio and
Iapuira Cofees, G. P Tea, Soap Candles Snuff and Sc
oars Also lot of chewing Tobacco on commission by
the box at factory prices. At
June g. 1855. o.
FANCY CAssaIM oni3a LIE ,d R6;A;NTs:mwE HAVE
- Vi Dn' HARDING.
May IS, 1855 81
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THO THE TURPENTINE MAKERS OF n


Pet Petersburg 1 March 2, 1855. ao-tf
THO THE TURPENTINE MAKERS OF n.
ken the premium at the late State Fair upon turpentne
TOOLS chppers roundshaves and hackers woud announce
tensivey Their workmen having been for many years
gagged the above business by any me
quality and proper construction of their tools We VIII de-
liver these tools at any points on the N y a. . ana Nv
quality a and superior ADAPTATION for work
manufacture and ask liberal share OF pubic paLo
age trusting that liberal Souherners will give 10
All orders addressed to at Jericho, N c. will meet
prompt a''e'"0n L. W. B. WHITFIELD.
January 9, 1855. Il
A T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
"A DINA Mutual Insurance Company, held on the 9th
inst the following persons elected Directors and Off
GERS for the ensuing year. n1ppcroRs.
J:B. G; Raulbac, Raleigh
J. r. Williams 90.
& " f E Hntshtngs DO:
James E. Hoyt, washington
Alex Mitchell, Newbern.
} {s e G. io Wrig Rds Wilmington
WV W. W. Griffin Elizabeth City.
". N. r Il. Smith, Murfreesboro.'
II. B. Williams Charlotte.
O. F. Long, Hillsboro.
Joseph White, Arson County
A T. S SFFGEk Ash eF The COMPANY
j. B. G. Roulhac, President.
H. D. Turner, Vice President
John C. Partridge, Secretary.
John II. Bryan, attorney.
j. Hersnan, Generat agent.
John r. Williams,
T. II. Selby, Erecutare Cona'nattoe.
C. w. ID. Hutchings J =
This Company has been in successful operation over
years and take risks upon all classes of pro
perty in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpenue Dis
teries upon favorable terms Its Policies now coyor
property amounting 81 large portion OF which
IS in Country and its present capital is Seven Hum
dred Thousand Dollars in bonds, properly secured
The cost efInsurance upon the plan OF this Com
nnm on grades of property embraced in its operations
Ali COMMUNICATIONS in reference to insurance should be
| addressed tc the Secretary, post paid
RALEIGH June II, 1850 5S-
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BIGGS & CO..

Texas Real Estate Brokerage,
COLLECTING AND LAND AGEN Cf.
RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO.,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
city Of Austia, zsras
, r. rppPN.S JR n c. RAYMOND. C. R. FREEMAN
TONES IN TEXAS, AND SAFE INVESTMENTS
LII obtained through this Agency.
FIDELITY to the interests of NoN-residents -,
REGISTERS land for sae in all parts OF the state null
exhibits of title descriptions also registers OF
town and city lots.
LANDS located bought and sold
usted and remttances made by exchange on New
or any of the northern cities. if desired.
THOROUGH and intimate knowledge OF the country, and
land SYSTEM nsures superior locations ana the Oes
titles. -,
STRANGERS looking at Texas always have some lead
ing items and useful hints at The Office OF this Agency
REGISTERS open for examination
Nv % 1874 Sly
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TANS! FANs!-.WE HAVE RECEIVED LARGE
and supply of Fans, comprising many varieties
rom the most superb Chinese down to six Palm Leaf
Call at McGEE Wl1AlAMo'
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NOVELTY IRON WORKS

RALEIGH, n. C.
~ ANUFACTURE OF HORIZONTAL. AND
lvH Vertical Steam Engines Tubular Fue and Cylndri
cal Boilers Circular Vertical and Portable Saw Mills,
complete, Gris Mills, Car Building &C. &c Iron Brass
Castings descriptions including ornamental railing &c
of the Partners has been engaged in the above bust
the Engines and Saw Mills in the State which
be testified to, by many who have purchased of him.
We are also making preparation for the manufacturing
of the most improved Flows, Harrows, Cuvators and
other Farming Implements. All ask is that friends
will give US fair trial and if they thereby
only their money home but heavy tariff of trans
portaton. - -
57-6m.