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or We have been requested 10 state that
a. meeting Of the Sunday School teachers
Of Marshall, held the second sabbath in
June inst, 1t was resolved 10 open Ill the
Sabbath Schools in Marshall "a, precisely
clock This objee, OF this resolution
ls Is, to give time to persons living in the
country to send in their children where II is
desired. and ,eeouJly to prevent the con
fusion which necessarily follows f,om an
extended recess between the close Of the
Sunday Schools and the commencement OF
church service.
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Know Nothingisin-- icxander II. st.,A.


discussion. We notice. has been Cor Co.
time going on IN the Georgia newspaps,.
as 10 bow Mr. stephens stood affected :.
wards the Know Nolhings To solv. w
Thomas ". Thomas. in letter, nut, Il
question to him, and Mr. Stephen, ,iI
great lraukness and candor, reptile, "a :,
His letter occupies nearly five column,
the Augusta Sentinel. We copy the g..
passage which will give our reader, a,
sight into the opinions that peryade the l.,
ter - Deffa.
CRtwroRpvILIr, GA. sth MAY. ls55
Dear Nr: Your letter of the 5,b ,,s,
was received some days ago and .boul1
have been answered earlier, bu, for INV -
sence from home. Tho rnusnr Won nv.
ton. ia relation to my candidacy IA, ;.
election to Congress, is true. have A.,
ted, aud repeated on various occasion. ill.,,
I was no., and did not eSpcc, to be c,n
dida,e--ihe same now say to Won IT..
reason Of this declaration on my part, wa,
the tact, that large numbers Of our old no'
tieal friends seemed to be anterinr in,.
new combinations with oiJccts, pnrpo,,,
and principles OF which was not informed
au! never could be, according to the ruI.,
of their action aud the opinions | cn,er,,,,
Hence my conclusion that they had no IA,
ihor use Tor me ms their Repre- sentative. f..
| presume they knew enough of me to r..
assured # they had any secret aim. or nl
lects to accomplish, that they never couN
get my consent, even II they desired il I,
, become dumb instrument TO execute sncb
purpose ! certainly never did, aud new
o. shall 20 before the people a, candi.
didate Tor their suilrages with my principle.
n my pocket. Il has been the pride Of
my life heretofore, not only to make know
fully AID lgely my sentiments thus ayowst
TO meet Is antagonists artayed agaia.,
them, IL u and mahlN strife" face TO
face a, 3 &C. 70 toe" From this rule Of
aeaon. Nv eoch have up t, this tine been
governed shall never depart. But yoa
ask me what are NV opinion. and views Of
this new party called Know Nothiug.. viii
a request that you be permitted to publish
them. My opinions aud views thus solcu
ed shall be given most cheeriuily, aud =.
fully aud clearly as my time, under The
pressure OF business viii allow You can
do with them as you please publish then
or not, n you like. They are the views
" private citizen | am at present, %
all intent, aud purposes whatsoever, litter.
ally one OF the people. | hold no oiiica
nor seek any, and a. o8e of NE people /
shall speak to YOU and them on this, and or
all occasions, with that ffaUkbAss and igae
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Rangers and Ranging

have beard OF ihc ir,rerl3 @.7r of the
1cyas Ranger. Their dee'l, bave been
recorded loo .orc sud story Eai the song.
have been sung 10 Tsxas. while toe stories
Of lhcir courage and thor hair breadth
escape, have been published ever aaerc
The majority Of mapAe2 have crude aud
"a diarsleJ notions about many things. and
ie nothing are they more mistaken than in
their conceptions ol warriors Of 'iI kinds,
AID 20 tiru'atl, Teas Range ~ The
s.gtes. A. ue used to s's go IcFas, he Dr.
regarded a. a ssml.saeagc 70 uisn 81 great
pay.ical strength aud ic5oci1u' aspect, q
dare devil ready and anxious to engage
in scene, o. blood ~ pleasant pastmes
nu, tie Teas Ranger presents yef1
different appearance whom sou get to see
him. lie is perhaps a man Of medium
height Of delicate frame, possesses mas
ruliue voice bu, a. .oll aud pleasant as a
womans. bis manners graceful hls coun
iehance indicative Of good na'nfr aud
pleasant COMPANY H. hTie' We would
.ay, as mild . mennered mt7 as 't.f cH'
a throat or perforated au iHtlHY v'H q
ball i,om q 81 sthoottf
f. TeNa. ihe name of Hanger IS f.
household word associated aIfl ua
bio deeds II, i,thc defender of ths from
,sf. The rro.,e,or ni the dsfeucclsa. tho
,,,rpef Of tb.i, rro.s. Ils stdar.s ra
,ati1a, aaJ bafl.birs .,sep. IL mas br M
tho v,,detr,... r,,,ia. III Iitl. o.ll,,ti.
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eiaf, q lu,lior sa,saa ma, shoot E,o, from
hi, bor.a ord sra.p him. vet .ush ts tho
fafro II habit. hts.Hs vpll conientp,l as Il
h. .,tslI.tb, I,,i,,,. a. l,fe s,oprd ltl.,
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with IL. best comforts. the kindest gtcrt
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hast FeA' Np'hht"eiS were o"i''' 'o''
Al" several companies ware faiS'" among
others company qnl" ." iAtg' one was
rH'sed At Henderson shn the lAo''' OF 'h'
pace gave Tue Young wen nag a. To
ken OF 'ee'f t'R''"' 70 '""' VIII" '''''.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

or Il appear. TIM, Hoy Hsll IS running
for Congress 10 the Western District with
out an opponent II is said that "a. J.
Hamilton OF Austin will no, be y candidate
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

Or What has go, into the leading men
nj Texas this yeari At the previous cleo
ton for Governor. 1t Governor. and Goa.
cref,, they seemed all very anxious to serve
toe people. This kind Of patriotism WAS
largely IN the ascendant, 4, TIL. time, they
sppsar TO be- sll baldng back
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

lr We have received handful, printed IN
Alabama, On does not state whorc) headed
Alabamians Starving signed e, r. Hans.
ford, Mayor, calling upon the citizens to "a.
semble on the evening Of the 23rd Of May
for the purpose Of adopting means Of relief
FOR the destitute aul starving ia Randolph
county, Alabama" THIS account corru.n-
'a,ei ~ opr ~ hqlrc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

How Nrcm Will Flour BARREL
HON a few days sgo We bought three
bushel, and a hall Of meal FOR which we paid
{ 81 per bashel 81 II was emptied loose.
~ in,o ilour barrel, which would have
held hall bushs more. This is IS per
barrel f0r meal. 4 VERY respectable price.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

or The Shreveport papets announce
the death of Naj Wm. Ierrell a promi,
oen' lawyer Of that place, who died on the
9Th inst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

Shreveport, and Irsas Railroad were IN
session At Monroe. In, on the 1,h ins,.
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0.J- The Austn Gazette Of the Rad, con
,hns letter from Gen, Rusk, fayoring the
Texas Debt bill.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

MOTHER WHISKY MuRpfR.--Ihe Cor
oner Yesterday held an inquest on the boes
OF woman named Margaret Walton
nstive of Prussia, age 30 years, who df'
very suddenly IN house on tasacaivo ~
near Louisa night before last. \eral''.
Appoplesy. caused by intemperaaes
Comment is NECESSARY.
Aaothcr.--A second inquest was held on
the body of an -old Spanish hshofm u
named patrieio Octavero, aged about !"
wears. found dead in m old shan'ee at bN
on St John, near the Lake verdict
Appoplcxy, caused by intemperance'
y, q. Dcita
Now Orleans has $500 dram shops
from the sump,uous saloon, iufn'heo w"
everything calculated to please the eys
tempt the ape,itc, down to the grog '''F
where Woe and crime eShibi, their hae0''
dcformi,ies. There is no city in the !, "'0'
so we'll Supplied with all the sppIa"c"
manufacture drunkards. Aud the "'e"f
to close these dens Of iniqnisy b" wv
constantly and successfully resisted D! !"
enlightened press Of tina, city. ia! >"
day their columns are filed with no"'''
showing the misery. distress. and des''''
ton Inflicted by these $500 gros "'
upon the people of the great me"oP''.
We'll may the Delta crclaim, "com"''''
unnecessary forf comment WAS NAV
it might contain reflections ercee""e
UNPLEASANT to the editors OF tue w
press.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

or The Herald denies that the eorPo'
rat. Authorities OF jefferson abolished the
liquor traffic Dijn'i they sttsmplit' We
ceriainl, understood that the sand anthori-
ties had pa.sed an ordinance closing the re
tail dam shops, and 50 stated, in an article
written after our return from the Linden
court
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

II The trial Of John G. Culberlson, whc
murdered Mr. James f Murray, on the iih IL
DIS last. a, Alexandra. Ia, resulted IN YER
dict Of "guiliy, without capital punishment
Is eonn.el have applied for a new lfia!. II
not granted, he viii b, .ent to the pententiafy
fe3 life
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INC KIynN.-Thete IS renotled riss 81

ia fee, in the river at Fulton, which may
be correct, inl the effect here will be incon.
siderable. The rise a, Shreveport has been
about I've inches, and the river is now near.
ly on a stand. IT anything Ia slightly rscod.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

Hon Llylss.--Ne are informed that there
is not a barrel Of flour, pound Of meat or Of
coffee, or sugar, or rice, or salt or bu.ho Of
meal for sale in Marshall, at tins time. Ard in
addition 20 all this, it's reported that the boats
have ceased running in Red River
Since the above was written, two wagon
londs Of -four have arrived from the prairies,
selling at ten cts. per pound retailing at II.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

" J'Aa " BlrrsH "a acandiiais for Rep
's',afaiire from HARRISON county, at the sp-
preaching August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

SroRN N rnE INTERIOR A letter
dated San Antonio, the 18th inst, has the
following passage:
I" wss in n severe storm on the l.am>
pasas on the 10Th inst The wind blew a
violent gale accompanied by heavy hail
and rain |, did considerable damage to
the crops, fencing and buildings /, blew
down and nnrooted several houses at Flor.
ence. iofmerIY Drookylle.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

Han SroRM-The Gonzales Inquirer
says
We learn that very severe hail storm
passed over portion Of this and De " 1T
county, a few days since, which destroyed
a greater portion of the crops. fencing,
timber, DC, in its route. It's track was
about three,quartcrs OF a mile in width, and
the AalHoue. nearly the size Of a hcus erg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

-,fsp'a,ils 70 the next | legislature from HART
son county. a, tie approaching August election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

,tufaiirs 20 me next leg stature from Harrison
county, at th, approaching August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

IT ! " Curf, il candidate for Rrp-r
.Rdt.s from Harrison county 70 the Lsgi.ia
tGre, n, The ensuing August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

Tx PRrsiprNr FiLLMoRE g.s
Nornlxc--A correspondent OF the p. a,J,
Democrat says tha, he will prove o' '',s,
vita thu, OK President Fillmore h''
the Know oihugs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

IT v Smith IA a candidate for Rrprss,nia
tire from Harrison county TO the Legislature
81 the ensuing August election.
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FOR CONGRESS-

Hon JOHN r. MILLS, 81 Red River. is
q candidate for CONGRESS-, at the tnsuing
August election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

IT .lohn y. Ardcriou ~ candidate f1r
EsprescR'afir, 10 the nr1' Legislature from
HARRISON county al tie approaching August
election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

OF Chioroform az q remedial agent has
in grea, measure been abandoned by the
faculty. bp, has been taken up by rogues.
We read some time ago OF house having
been entered by party of thieves, who
first threw in balls saturated with chloro-
form, which rendered the inmates insensi.
bio, and by this means the, were ensbled
to take possession Of every ,hiug valuable,
aud carry of their booty The New
Orleans papers contain m account Of a
robbery by the use Of this agent 4 man
by the name Of " II patkin. was walk
inE along Penn street, towards Perdido, on
the night Of the 9TH ult, when he was met
by two men, oae Of whom held hand
herehief saturated with chloroiorm to his
mouth and nose. which rendered him pow
efes., though not insensble to passing
events One Of the men, ". Address. who
is under arrest Tor the crime, then picked
his pockets OF $50 aud took hs hat, Two
lewd women. who witnessed the ,ransac> ,
ton. received the money They were also
taken up. The man who held the hand
kerchef to Parkins nose had not been
arrested
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27
soy Acres of Roanoke Lands and
oil G.. 4

THNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO DEVOTE HIS
III time entirely to his profession offers for sale his
farm miles above CASTOR in the county of Northamp-
ton ana State ofNorth Carolina The farm is situated in
healthy and pleasant snuntry and in wealthy and intel
an inished dwelling house; containing eight ten
rO id all necessary and c7nceuieRt out houses
the riber having gone to considerable expense fit
TIM and improving The place expecting at the time to
makt his home for life The contains about $40
acre: oflow grounds, cat because crops seldom if
rnured by feshets: large portion of the
in its original growth lckory, dogwood &c The SOIL is
we'll adapted to the cultivation of corn wheat tobacco and
cotton and is susceptible of the highest of improve
ment The subscriber has taken pains improve
land, by dtchng and the fertilizers owner
of this farm has not only the f.c,cs afforded by the wa
tiers of the Roanoke; but the Railroads convenient
that he with breakfast home and dine in Raleigh
Petersburg Norfolk In addition he has the convenience
OF large mill in afa mile of his residence
portion + the upland has been highly manured and
seeded in wheat and winter OATS another portion has upon
1t good stand of clover The subscriber very anxious
to sell his farm and will do for the 600 dollars
and allow the purchaser years if he desires it, An en-
ergetic and industrious with fifteen hands could nav
for it in s. orcr period from the products of the farm
alone.
The subscriber for fair price would sell to the purchas
er ten or fifteen hands young men and women.
During the session of the Legislature address at
Raleigh, n Z. JNO. B. BYNUM.
Dec. If
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e GIN RING.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
N pans specifications, and estimates and
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Mach:nS and having seven years
experience in North Carolina am fully of the
h the people and safely say that facilities for fur
nislng good Machinery at fair prices unsurpassed
VIII pay particular attention TO putting up any machinery
Ill part of the States of North and South Carolina.
Agent for McClntocks patent Safety Valve and Scotts
patent Brick Machine, &c dc.
s All letters to receive attention must be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, n. C.
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GEORGE W. McGIAUGHON.
From the Murfreesboro' Gazette

Mssrs EDIToRs: In looking the last number of the
Gazette found il communication trnm friend, Mr.. H.
T. Spers Jmncnding DIR. K. II. Worthngtons Cholera
Nix to tie public for the cure OF DaTrhGa, DyscntcrT
and other Kindred diseases Having III my own
my family safely say that regard superior to
remedy have uSed experience of twenty
years. would, therefore recommend it to family
invaluable remedy and every individual to procure
bottle and keep it by them i'll these times of cholera.
X. X. PARKER.
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y Y,
DR.. r. II. WORTHINGTCN-i)ea Sir: have made
effort and have succeeded i'll introducing your Medicine
the public, and find ii is taking we'll indeed; and the
result IS that | have nearly sold what you
therefore wish you would send
you can. have not the Eighties, doubt but that
Medicine is the best remedy for the disease
for which it is recommended. | hope You will send
supply, as would not like to get entirely out Of it.
Yours, truly,
GEURGE W. MCGiAUGHON.
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Murfrcesboro', Aug. so, "a.

This is certify that 1 have used Dr. r. H. Worhing-
tons Cholera Medicine in my family for the last four
five weeks several of Bowel Complaint,
in vicinity, with nvarabe One of the
was that of negro child four five months DID,
by the effects of the disease that its
nearly despaircd Of when wife happened to
think that she would try the Cholera Medicine and did
with complete success in less than fory-eght hours
am thoroughly Of opinion that no family should be with
out fine u medicine.
Given under my hand, this Sd day of October -:
A. w. DARDEN.
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BIGGS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT:

-II1IHVII-l-'1h7'
TuaisS HE0rf Iotrn Point,
Norfolk, Va.
r: ;ogces-AIessrS Bioodgood Co., +. T. Tabb Co.,
ana Atexr. Bell, Esd N"rtok Hon. Asa BiggS william
ston " c.. Col. j. s. g. Ruuihac, Raleigh, \. C.; Lewis
Thompson. Esq, Hotel, y. Z.
October "3, IS54. 96-lV W
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DREpARAT1oN FOR THE FALL AND

"a WINTER CAMPAIGN, 1S54'55 AT THE CLIO
THING BAZAAR Having completed the extensive addi-
tons wholesale department. which have been under
contract the past have the pleasure of
nao Clothing Establishment well filled with the largest
assortment of seasonabe and Fashionable Clothing dis
played ut the time in the Old Dominion. The firm
invite especial attention to the quality, workmanship
style and price of their clothing believing that in all re
spccts it has unrivaled claims upon the at enton of tn
Wholesale purchaser Especial attention is given at all
times the selection of Sizes that the purchaser OF
small stock will only have those sizes which fit the maor
of and leaving them with clean stock at the
close of the
Our stock comprises every thing properly belonging to
the Ready made Clothing and Gentlemens Furnishing bus
mess, in part follows:
French Black Dress and Frock Goats, SIS TO 80
Enolsh IA to 30
American and German to 15
Fancy, dress and roc of desirable color,
Cloth Cashmere, Tweed and Beaver Sacks, half Sacks
Tracks and Paetos varying in prices from three to Twelve
dollars.
Over Coats of every suitable style of goods i'll Market
from the lowest to the finest grade.
Cloaks, Caledonans Julien and Talma.
PANTsn large and choice assortment may be found
STYLES suit all tastes black Cashmere and French Doe
Skin also French English and American fancy and solid
colors.
VEsTs-Rich Plush Velvet, Grenedine. Fi0rentne and
Baratha Silk, Cashmere Imitation Cashmere Blue and Fan
cy Cloth Black and Fancy Satin, Farmers Satin with a
large assortment of party and wedding vests not
by any establishment.
Our Furnishing Establishment is well supplied with eve
ryhng pertaining that branch of the business Gloves
Shirts Collars black and fancy Cravas Stocks, Scarfs,
Drawers Moey Belts Dressing Gowns, &c. &c Our prices
will be uniform and low goods of the quality can
be purchased in the Northern cities.
To the cash and prompt ying purchaser solicit call
to examine our stock before making their purchases
y. S. SHAFER & CO,
Clothing Bazaar, Syc. and Dack st.
pntn SlonrOS ol1n~I =
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~HLORINE TOOTH WASH STANDS UNRI-
u VAILED cleansing the mouth and preserving the
teeth and gums. For sale at ,
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOODS.
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DEsIRARLE RESIDENCE FOE SAFE.

IA The su>cr Der offers for sale her place of residence
Wake County, n c. situated five miles West of Raleigh,
Immediately the Central Rail Road The DWELLING is
IL large and convenient handsomely situated. The
ououscs good. sting of the Printing Office Build
ings Kitchen, Icehouse Barn, Stables, &c. &C. There is
variety of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, cc.
The Tract If Land $50 acres60 of which
is cleared and susceptible Of high state of improvement
being good meadow land. Other lands if
wanted NAV be purchased adjoining.
In consideration Of ealthfu and convenient location,
and valuable improvements, is every respect de-
srable place OF residence
Any persons wishing to purchase invited to call and
examine the premises for themselves at early day
practicable G. MEREDITH
Dec. 1854. ST
~" Register and Recorder copy.
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Nj %CPUEETERS, H. CIllSELlN j. W MARTIN.
A. IL. McPHEETERS, Il co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING tND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
C5gce az l~. ., H"r,oIe Square,
NORFOLK, IA.
REFERENCES:
THOMAS P DEvERErN Esq, Halifax, y. c.
GEO. W. MoRDEcAI, PrcSr Bank OF the State of " e.
c. DEWEY, Cashier
w II. JOKES, Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear
l.. OBJ BRANCH, President Raleigh and Castor Road.
McSSrS. Red i Ssu;icr,
Ilr. y. G. Whichead, 1oIJUkE.
Prcs't Farmers B'k Of Va. J
Alex. Bell ESD.
NeSsrs Spence & Reid. B1ltinore.
i. Blossom & Son, -NetO York.
,lrrI - I~.i2
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Raleigh. October 10, 1854. wa

SILAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR, BUILDER OF
- STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST
The above establishment has been successful operation
about one year and has turned out
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have operated this
any other State. $1,000
, Orders are solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery of description to be completed
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable me to fill
July. ~ ~ -
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
"AuBRY, Cumberland, MAY Is 1852
Mr S!LAs BURNsUear SIR: Our Engine and Mills made
ut your Shops have been at work nearly months and
fully meet our expectations The ENGINE FINISH and
STRENGTH PERFORMANCE and inferior to
IN the State OF the class made here elsewhere The
MILLS run with snoothness and speed truly astonishing
In ordinary saving cut in sized log foot in
81 seconds or IL feet Per minute We run however
through an IS feet log in 80 seconds the of feet
per minute by running to the speed fully believe
can cut 40 feet per minute. The only objection we have
heard urged is takes hands haul up logs and
carry away lumber. Yours &C.
juno >, 1852 20
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

IT YON,S RAT PILLS, THE MOST EFFECTUAl
remedy ever used for destruction of Rats Mice &c
orby WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

"xTRACTS FOR RFLAVORING.-Rose, Vanilla
II Orange Lemon Butter Almond, Cinnamon and Pin
>ff - WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.