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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-27
Premium Circular Saws

YHNHE HIGHEST PRIZE MEDAL, GIVEN Am me-
Mechanics Institute at its recent annual exhbhE
held at Richmond, Va for the encouragement and nlon
ton of American Manufactures was awarded 70 tn promo
Burger for specimens of their celebrated circular and and
Saws. ~ anu Other
The proprietors beg respectfully to call the fprtb
ton of Merchants Founders, Mill and the aIen
generally to the concurrent testimony of some of pubic
mond. Ivy Vi hlch
TREDEGAR FoUNnpv
Richmond, October, 80 1854
1t gives us pleasure to state, that the Ric6mond }
Saws OF Messrs Toand Burger, have proved eona de
we have used We recommend these gentlemen to OIL any
desire to encourage enterprise at home and arc who
pleased to learn that they receiving liberal h
ANDERSON DELANY e SITTi H
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DENTISTRY.
D R. P. BABCOCK,

DENTISTRY
DR.. P. BABCOCK,
"AVING PERMANENTLY LOCATEn IN pA1F1o1
A1has taken and neatly fun nished rooms over M Roni
hacs store suitable to the reception of Ladies and Gentle
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestovvod no
h TAR he hopes by careful attention and eYcaIont
operations, to merit continuance of the same
Teeth inserted, from to full sett with or ;th.
artificial gums, and warranted. 7 - "i'nou'
is happy to be able to inform his patrons and all
others who have not learned the that tooth need Vt
necessarily be lost because the exposed but nav
manner ~ N III 'Ae oest
REFEREN CES:
Rev Rev Dr. Or Mason Raleigh, Rev Dr. seabury, NY
DIR. F. J. Haywood DIR Geo y IT,, q.
Hon. Waddell, c. Hill, Drs. Chase & Hacker Gen.
-MsH hoy ~, LOUD. 4S-tf.
HE LITERARY LIFE AND CORRESPONDENTS
1oi the Countess of Blessngton, by.R r. Naddan At z
D. a. In two volumes. For sale by ~ "a
d. d. TURNER
Raleigh, May g. 1855. We O0oAs, Gre
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PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK.


FARE ONLY 81.
TEVHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT
Z the comfortable Steamer MARYLAND, Captain Chas
Mitchell having been entirely reftted enlarged and I'M
proved in every respect is the route between Pc
tersburg and Baltimore once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line will
leave Petersburg by the Morning Tram Sunday of each
week at AZ o'clock, A NJ and reach Baltimore in the
of the night thus securing connection with the
different lines out of Baltimore the following morning
any direction.
Returning, passengers will leave Baltimore the after
of Wednesday of each week, at o'clock, P NJ and
arrive at Petersburg by special train, at early hour
next evening.
Fare in either direction 81 Forward Cabin passengers
price, but with meals board of the Mary
land included.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and
Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frenchtown line, 50
50 for second class do 81 50makng the whole
Petersburg to Philadelphia by this agreeable line Sc
only for the first class passengers
class do including meals for the latter steam
Maryland.
For further particulars through tickets apply
Office of the Richmond Petersburg and Potomac Rail Road
Company
RICHARD FURT JR., Ticket Agent.
S-Fare to Piney Point with privilege of returning
at any time during the boat season, "a only.
R. F., Jn., Ticket Agent.
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Richmond Va. Oct. 3o 7es,

The undersigned have sold thirty or more LARGO CT,
Saws, manufactured here by Messrs Toland Sr0 uar
that we have sold palnl OF
We keepan assortment of all the different kinds
they make, viz: Circular Saws all sizes Mill PIT
Cut, Rip, Hand Panel Wood and Web Saws W. Gr rs
pectfuly ask the attention of the Public these Goods
they made in Virginia. warranted in eyery r as
if they do not give full satisfaction they can be retn
and they sold low similar goods can be
the United States. FSeu IN
SMITH & HARDWOOD
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w. H. & r. S. TUCKER,

VIZ. II. g. r. S. TUCKER,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO THE
.VE0st oAEtSIscEIOe Stock of
FOREIGN DRY GOODS
they ever offered in this City, comprising
RICH FIGURED AND PLAIN
DRESS SILKS,
MORE ANTIQUES,
WATERED SILKS,
PLAID AND STRIPED
BLACK eros DE RHINES,
CANTON SILKS,
eros DE NAPLES
FLORENCES,
MARCELLINES,
RICH PRINTED AND PLAIN
BARAGES,
GRENADINES AND HERNANIS,
ORGANIZES,
JACKONETS,
LAWNS, PRINTS, CHALlIES,
BAREGE DE LANES,
SUMMER BOMBAZINES,
ALPACCAS,
DE SPANGNE,
GRAPE SHAWLS
of every description.
BONNET and CAP RIBBONS,
TAFFETA and SATIN RIBBONS
EMBROIDERIEs,
GLOVES and HOSIERY.
Also, 500 900 yards of PORTSMOUTH,, HADLEY AND
LODI LAWNS, from to Is cents per yard
March Is, 1855. 80
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Gao REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM THE
SDAO subscriber, on the 18th of September 1854,
negro boy named ELIAS Said boy is bright mulatto
little under feet high round full face little recked well
featured one of his thumbs disfgured feet fiat like
or Ggord or he be endeavorng to make his way to
the will give reward of $40 for his appre-
go if taken within the State, that get him Any
formation concerning said boy will be thankfully received
be that said boy procured free papers but re-
County, N. G.
ABNER COLTRAIN
Randolph Co., N. c., March %, 1855. 3Atf
HATS HATS !--McGEE & WILLIAMS HAVE
IN store very large and well selected assortment
OF HATS for Spring and Summer wear for men, bows and
consisting of Leghorn Panama. Manila Campea-
chy Marlcalbo Pedal Straw, Canada Straw Palm Leaf
emma Pearl, Albonl Jockey Wide Awake, Shanghai.
SAlso, superb Moleskin Hats of the latest style.
81
THANS! FANS 1--we HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE
- and choice supply of Fans, comprising many varieties
Call at MCGEE & WIfJI IAN eeai'
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s TEACHER WANTED.
ssYHE SPECTATORS

WEEKLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTON CITY
FEvHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COMMENCE
& about first June next, in the City OF ashing
on the publication of weekly newspaper to be called the
pie of the United States Its columns Will contain full
digest of the of the day foreign and dones'le
weekly of finance and The markets; synopsis of
the proceedings Of Congress during its session. tables OF
election returns the important political action Of State
Legislatures, and of party conventions interesting mis-
cefaneous and scientific natter articles on Agriculture
together with original articles upon the leading topics of
the day Much valuable information relative to the opera
tonS of the Executive Departments of the Government
Together wh wegS Inst OF me Ra' sss NH De
light literature original and selected lis location
the political oi lie Union VIII afford opportunities
always procure the latest information public affairs
1t is tho intention of the undersigned to make the SPEC
and with therefore not any occasion the posi-
ton of parzan paper will owe any Allegiance to
men; entertaining fixed and decided views questions
of political economy and upon our system OF government
it will disseminate and promulgate them as occasion may
requirealways keeping carefully in view the interests of
the country growing out OF foreign as well as domestic
The SPECTATOR will be printed in quarto from, good
paper and type each number containing eight pages
Each volume will be accompanied by full complete
index to its contents thus making it most valuable
Saturday morning, at 50 per annum payable always in
advance No will be continued beyond the time for
All subscription and communcations on business should
be addressed to the undersigned G wSShatTn
Washington City, May %. 1855. 81
NHORNING SUN ACADEMIC J. HORNER
lHA Pyinciz'a, A C. JONES, .4ssi~tGnt-The fall ses
of this school opens on the lSt Monday July next
The Academy is located in healthy and moral neghbor
hood in Wake, twenty miles northwest of Raleigh pa
rental regard the morals of the pupils will be
Terms heretofore.
For particulars address the Principal Assistant at Fish
Dam, n. C.
The Hon. Sion H. Rogers will deliver address at the
close of the present session the LIST June next
May Is, 1885. Std
~. Spirit of the Age and Register will please copy.
A DMINIsTRATOE'S NOTICE.-THE UNDER
s 5 n2er 5 %s Wake ls %f the c
Aminist rator cum tsstnsto anneco, of John d. Powell
decd hereby gives notice to all persons indebted the
tate of the said John D. Powell forward and make
payment And to those having claims against said
present hem this notice will be pleaded under the
of Assembly.
JOS D. POW ELL, Administrator.
May 25, 1855. 53-3m.
The undersigned will be in the City of Raleigh
ring next August Court specially the purpose of
settling up the affairs of his testator.
JOS. D. POWELL.
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SLOAN'S MODEL ARCHITECT.--IN TWO
lSvolmnes-Quarto To those contemplating building, Ell
Their in ornamental plain Styles this work desirable
text book Each plan has following it table showing the
estimated of every article required complete it,
that the expenses of the building may be determined
may at obtain from its pages every measurement
well the of the building when
pleted 1t contains fontspiece printed in five colours
az plan for painted ceiling printed in nine colours two
ground plans elegantly printed in thtee colours g1pery
superb printed colous together with sheets
elevations exhibiting los plates of front perspective and
interior views cottages Villas churches and school hou
printed in two colours and I1s plates exhibiting in mi
mute deal the finer ornamental portions of masonry,
wood and iron work mskng aggregate of 229 plates in
the work For sale by ii. d. TURNER
Raleigh May 1856 N. C. Bookstore
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1856.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing june j, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED PRoPo.
- sails for Beef and Proposals for Pork as the case
may be- be received at this Office until IL O'clock
Saturday the 14th day of July next for furnishing and
delivering free of all and to the United States at
the following navy-yards
r =: Barrels beef Barrels pork.
At Charlestown, Mass. 400 1900
At Brooklyn, N 900 2,4OO
At Gosport, Va. 400 1920
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~ ATER POWER ON NEUSE RIVER
w EIGHT MILES EAST OF RALEIGH, AND
FOUR FROM THE CENTRAL RAILROAD-The sub
scrber is DESTROYS to sell his power the Neue
River, known the Stone and Cobb Mills where there is
an abundance of water at all of the year, and asu
hcent supply of rock at the old dam build
Ten feet of water be obtained with eight feet
high
Should it be preferred to form Company for manufac
turing purposes, am willing become member with
good and substantial Company of gentlemen.
If Company is formed it is DESTROYS it should be
done soon as have this day begun rebuild the old dam
across the river.
VIM R. POOLE.
January 90 1855. 18-tf.
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS.-TRAVELS!N
Europe and the East by Samuel Ireneas Prince, WIN
engravlngs, in two volumes. For sale by
H. d TURNER,
N c. Bookstore
Raleigh MAY g. 1855 fl
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ESIDENCE FOR SALEM THE VICINITY
AU of Raleigh, cottage residence with every convent
ence for small family-lot about III szeexce
lent well of water in the yard-shade abundance
will be sold on good terms if early application be made to
the Editors of the Standard This is good chance, and
the only now in market in the City.
Nav 25, 1855. Saw.
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Attention, Ladies
| NW7 HI. & II. S. TUCKER TAKE PLEASURE
SS informing the Ladies that their assortment OF
SUMMER MANTLs is ready for exhibition,
which they be pleased to show them at their Store
No. 8, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
| M.roh 1914
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a LDEN'S INDEXSTO THE REPORTS OF THE
N Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States
From Dallas Reports to IA Howard aOoTt
work is now completed, and just issued from the press ~
consists of three royal octave Volumes containing over
twety-one hundred pages, TWENTY-FIVE hundred dsn nr
articles heads and ortythree thousand references @
hibiting the principles adudicated, enabling person.
with great facility to find any point decidedly the I
Court of the United States from its organization to S'
HENRY D. TURNER,
N C. Book Store
Raleigh May 4, 1855 Il
OUR ASSORTMENT OF GOODS.-WE ARE IN
" possession of a full stock of Summer Goods, and aie
determined to sell at the lowest prices possible.
f. l.. HARDING.
May 25, 1855. 55-
- Register, Star and Spirit of the Age copy
~HECK MARSEILLES PANTS.-5O PAlho
" received yesterday by Express ,,,5c
May 25, 1855. So
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Dealers in Harware, &C., No SIS Main St. 0oD'
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STU THE CORNER STONE OF ST. JOHNS COL
zege will be laid at this place Monday, the 25th
ssaEsSSS of June
The REV. Leonidas L. Smith, of Warrenton, n. c., will
deliver address the occasion The Fraternity
ally cordially invited TO unite in the ceremonies.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
JAS. T. LITTLEJOHN, Sec'y.
Oxford, n. C. May "a, 1856. 1O77-td.
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Discussion is the Touch Stone of Truth.
A BASKET MEETING.

August IS, 1858.
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MEcHAN1c's AND WORKING MINIS INsTI-
ruTE-We are informed that number of our
citizens have organized literary and scientif-
lc society. for the purpose of securing share
Of the Mcclure fund. Ellis Nordyke was
elected President; S. r. Lippencott. Vice
President; G. B. Huff, Secretary, and S. R.
Virgins. Treasurer. A committee was also
appointed TO procure donations of books, ge
illogical and other specimens, &c. 1t is the
intention to make IKE Mechanics Institute the
spirit and zeal manifested, we have no doubt
permanent and useful institution will be
gotten up. There is to be a meeting of the
members and those who desire TO become
such. on Saturday evening next, at the May
or's office.
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ii On Saturday night before the election,
- many of them with arms. and they naa
-solved' I heard them say so. TO a''acA .ne
r,o.essiou. bu, it turned out, as they a'el-
yards told my husband. to be too nume e.S -
and 50 they let i. pass. They haa Gfs" .ea 20
xlere the procession would b small 81 , Iaosf
VINO OPPOSED THE Know NorHiSss' 'nl'
saa5I them say. 1 saw many o. them win
ANS six or eight days before the last election
"a thew said they were ready Tor IT,
have not seen my husband since Monday
,a.. nor heard Of him | fear he was h ma
; .L0 to Join them in Quinn's row. Ihey
Lsd begged him to receive arms into his house.
Int he declined. We did not 1--we In Quinn
W. her
CAROLINE Il WALL.
mark.
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eB Sevsstopel has not yet been taken
the Supreme Judges have not yet decided the
liquor law of Indiana unconstitution al-not
one Of the Jeff's 90 illustrations of Know
Noshingism allies Whiggery," has ever been
read through. excepting by their ssr'inguished
authorand Jeemes-the sun does not shine
every day as ususl-S hanghai's don't grow
any Sunderland our miniature river, ycelpt
Whitewater. does not run up stream; but our
young friends FERGUSON il YEo, have a. good
an article of Soda Hoter and Cream Nectar.
as any of our readers ever Sc. their faces
against. Call and partake freely-for. Ike
friend Zimmers' celebrated Cough Candy.
There is no danger in using too much Of it
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The following complimentary remark. in
reference to female dress among the Quaksrs.
is from the n V Tribune:
The bes.-dressed women Of America are
perhaps those Quakeresses Of Philadelphia.
who have departed from the rigid awkward
ness of forms prescribed by their sect, but We.
s9&sC>sRreierencs for modest and quiet colors.
<skinjSDe simplicity and neatness of such
: sa6 {qbnnely lnore graceful to the judi
eioas age, Man those mixtures of the dyes in
nature which we sometimes meet with in the
gear OF lady out simply for a morning
shopping Our gentle countrywomen would
DO well to understand that unobtrusiveness
and appropriateness are after all the elements
OF true beauty in dress
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THE Cay Is STILL THEY oME.''-Custom-
ers flock to the cheap Cash Store of Jackson,
under the Starr Hall. because they have had
every necessary assurance, and the most pos
tive evidence tina. that is the place to obtain
good and cheap goods, And no one has ever
gone away disappointed, except. perhaps.
from the fact that they get more and better
any place else in the city, Jackson buys for
cash, and sells fer the same material sub
stance hence the extremely low price Of his
goods and the great bargains TO be obtained
Of him.
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AN u hAlL1 oE MI oRhI<1eAo.
A MEETING of those who agtate the reforms OF
n the age, ill take place in the Grove near the
town of Milton Wayne couAty, Indiana. eommencins
on Friday. the 3lst day OF August ans continue Tor
three All who feel a interest IN the Progress
sion of this Age and the rest of mankind, are nvi
ted attend Able public speakers wlli be present,
and address the meeting upon OF the most inter
esting subjects Reform. agtated IN this eoun-
try: and all oPposers invited to FAIR participa
tion in their discussion The following distngu
gentlemen have accepted invitations to be present and
address. the meeting T. A Hine, Cincinnati; Jos Bar.
kar Solem, O.: ". K. Hull, Al1uina; q W. Julian,
CenterviIle. j 6. Buckley, w inchester.
Invitations have bsen extended to Henry ~ and tu-
CIV Stone Blackwell of Ohio; Valentine Nicholson.
Harvevsburg o; Joshua Gidings, Jefferson, o War.
rem Chase Michigan; Mrs. Britt. St Louis, Mo. and
others some of whom expected TO sstend
OTFiNIEL BEESON. President
vrcE PRrsIDESTs-Dr Nathan Johnson; taieo
Lewis John Beard; James Mslshy; John NhlpPo; Seth
Hinshaw: Frederick Hoover; Jonathan Bono; Geo
Julian; Jonathan Swain: Robert Murphy, NJ Hull
ii b SINKS, c..ro,,,;as
w. McLAUGHLIS,j
6. 1855
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Baltimore Clothing Emporium.
ALWAYS Up WITH THE TIMES,

SEETNG the necessity Of the addition Of Piece
- Goods o stock OF Ready Made Clothing, and
finding present room too small, have taken tia
es room old Sloan House. which now being
prepared. snc fitted up IN asnperb style. where e
III the pleasure of Offering friends and
the public general ;he most eoup lets
Cloths Csssimeres. festings. Common Psn.aloonery
AMI Ready Made Clothing. offered in this
gefaer vita general assortmeni OF Boots. shoes.
Hats Cans and general furnishing Goods. Ia add
ton secured tbs services OF Of the best
Tailors IN Cincinnati, ana viii be prepared 30
custom WORK tsShi0ns BILE ana substantial
manner Awaiting ourselves OF the best markets ana
buyinr eur goods exclusively for cash, offer
inducements rarely met with. Give call before
purchas;.g \. u. MILLER.
AUGUST Is. 1855. S5-.f
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PIorUKEs-An the late improvements
which enable Daguerrean artists TO tske s,,eb
exact licensees of the .'human face 6iv;r. ;,
are used at the rooms of Mr. Watson. He i
daily employed in taking pictures. and give,
his business his undivided attention. There
fore, persons who wish pictures for themselves
can obtain those of the best quality by calling
At his rooms opposite the Citizens Bank.
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The County Fair.

The grounds upon which the County Fair
is to be held, are enclosed with a substantial
fence. and the sheds. pens, &c, are now be-
ing put up. Four acres are enclosed. and
Mr.. Jones has given the control of the sur
rounding grounds to the Executive Commit
tee: by which they will be enabled to accom-
modate all visitors. who may come on horse
back. in wagons or carriages. The commit
tee are devoting almost their entire time to the
arrangements for the Fair, and if 1t is not the
best County Fair ever held in the State, or the
west. it will not be the fault OF the Executive
Committee. 1t is to be hoped that our agri-
cultural friends and the mechanics of the
county will be on hand with specimens of the
products of the farm and the shop
The women are specially invited to attend
with specimens Of their art. All unmarried
ladies', by order of the Board author
lied to become exhibitors free Of charge.
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PURE SHORT HORNED CATTLE

4 FEW youn- COWS =. by Bates bulls BeIride-e-
y Yorksarennan 81 DGke Of Cambridge. believ-
ii be in calf cash TO the u Lord harrington Also
voan- bull calv, - this last named buIi-hi.
imported Billy tits By the ID duke OF Oxford and
isr Lady harrington the l2th, By Earl Ducis. Duchess
ball 4sa Duks # Yo-k.
- PRICES of the COWS $3.50 eaeh-ef the bull
calves s2'a1 easA. Aso few Pure bred Albany bull
calves 500 eaeA. Ai3Esss
T. P. REMINGTON
- South Front scrse, PhIlaaelphia
August Is 1888 2e-tf
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Iv An hour can be pleasantly and profit
ably spent at Schooley's Cottage Daguerrean
Gallery, on the corner of Main and Fifth
streets, opposite the Star House, where some
examine
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MECHANICS WANTED.

'UNHE undersigned wishes to employ two God workmen
d a and a Mschnist. work Threshing
Those who have had experience would be
preferred. Good wages will he paid Apply to
+. W. ROBINSON.
33-tf
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It's Worth knowing

yEHHAT SCOTT L CisALsSoRD are now selling
s goods CHs.y Ys than any house in toSn. Having
heavy hands, and anticipating their new
Goods in short time they determined reduce their
stock II price. Will They cot in the habit Of
prices. for II Is generally known
will GOODS and determined
they enjoy for AesPing the best
Goods. sorten;, al tie prices Among
the bargains offered nov
1900 yards BEST Prints. Sc
SO Gngh-nas 10 70 l2tac.
400 Lawns. 20 TO I2izc.
MuslIIs. lec
500 Chaie-, Il TO Csc.
$40 Berage deLaines. 12tsc
;. vide, sc.
eco Chanseable and hg'd six. 90 20 IS.
90 doz Ladies third cotton Hose IKE.
10 doz Gloves, DC:
WHAT MAJ : THE TInNU
Remember the Pet Lamb
August l6, 1852 SoG
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F. w. ROBINSON,
1tch11aond,I nC11RhA,
FIRST PREMIUM
Horse POlce1' and Separator.

gUNHE subscriber having been awarded the FIRST PAY
the last State Pair held at Madison. Ina and ~ ALE
county Richmond, for the best horse
Separator, takes pleasure in recommending @
his old customers generally. These =
chimes contain many other machine
The cylinder long, and made Of wrought iron,
ferred the has wrought teeth, secured
heavy nuts, the separation commences ia ts
concave. the whole length Of the &achHH
with double riddles aud aud
We build Of them with i.i=.4
tors stackers alone.
together These machines are particularly
draught, and for saving ana c!e
arafn, Al warranted have thrashed 80
bushels a day, will thrash and clean almost
that be fed through - Amongst he
pettors thu premium Silver Cgpst the state A
vas f,Gst who awarded the GoLD Med i
Worlds London, and also al the Crystal Paa-
thus sratng that machine Htaud3
the O the lst-Indjana having beat tho World.
Machines he cent almost part % the c5za
try. S/ Orders solicited and promptly filled Terns
eral. u = Repairing short notice, AMI Castr-
furnished 1t low rates. Address
I r. W. R0BISsoN
Richmond, July S. 1855. 3HH