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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-01
Books \ Stationery
VOYAGES. TRAVELS. Ae.

Sea and Sailor, by Cotton, 81 90
Dec do Port - do ~
Ship do Shore, 50 do ~
Three Years in California do IS
Summer Cruise H. the MEDITERRANEAN, by Willis, 20
Captain Canal an African SLAYER, rs
Swell Life Mt Sea, l 90
Salt Water Bubbles, by Martingale, l 90
Rupni z Sketches Of Men and Places,
b! Geo. tol way, the ojbewny Caief, I %
Travels among tho Indians, by Nekinaey, 90
What saw In California by b. yapt, 90
California and Oregon frai Parkman's, IS
Exploring EAPediiionto Oregon, Hines, 90
Freinonts DO Cal fprha do IS
California History from ITS discovery, Caprons 25
Lifc hthe Plains aud at she Dggings, o.
Kansas and Sebfas- a, rs
From Ter Life In the south West, 90
Prairie and Rocky AodHtain LIE, %
ATTHE IOWA OK ROOMS,
No. SO Brady, bet I'd and Sd Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
3 mo 9Th n ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-01
For Sale.

5D1 feat of land. fronting on end street and the
~ river, suitable for site for Saw Mill or Man.
lfacturng Establishment. Apply to
May LIST, ls55-u COOK s. SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-01
Rural Houses.
Lots to Lease,

A LII who desire 10 avail themselves of beautiful site
= for Rurai Homes had better call soon on
may EADS Il STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-01

aus, Lard, Liuseea, and Tanners lnrpsnnne Oh
" and Pitch, Tor sale at DAbLEhhS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-01

wv Ecan supply few more eopiesof
w Life of Horace Greedy, Ida May,
Life of =. T. Barnum, News Boy,
kath Hall Lamplighter.
Also Mrs Hale. New Household Receipt Book;
Mi,sLcsIics New Receipts Cor Cooking.
wARREN& RH AVN,
Post Dfice Davenport,
! Peb. Goth Island City Book Store, Rock 'slah"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-01

Large Size Blank Books,
DECoRnS, Journals, Ledgers Day Books, Bound
IL in the best Stllt; For sale at
March ~ No lie Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-01

Wall Paper,
NOR Sale ut reduced rates al
II Ntrebg3 No. Z lie Claire Block.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

Twr DoYISrc,S THrATY The ucry ~
smi,y and commerce ha. At last been frnsl
and published between the black republic II
Daminica and the Ini,,d Sl1'ss. And l,y
do our readers suppose il vas done 80 Al, 10
satisfy the ,cruples e our Sonlhrm friend.
Con,uls are to reside IN the principal clit, /,
order Ia secure III, Observance Of us,ts,
Black Cou,uls must be sent from Dominica
What terrible afTl ctlon il would he 70 -,
black Consul at Charleston. Mobile and New
Orleans How il would look 10 see him al.
tending parties and giving splendid ,oir,ss
and IN see him travelling the Streets with IN,
insignia Of office conricuonsly marked mos
his coat. and train II clerks snd waiter.
lIsN could treaty be formed so as to avoid
an this II has been dons nv one Of he
nsaiest operations that ever distinguished the
diplomacy II this ~ anv other country. w
by Inserting provision that Con,nl' from Do
minicl may reside in those rrlies "rlr, ~,
Convenient" I; uill. ~ course. "H,r,r Q.
oorreHicni" 10 have Dominican Consul south
Of Mason. ard Dixon's line,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

Tn. House Organized nv ihc election n
Sidney Pcrhrm, E.q., m Woodstock. Or.
ford Co. >, S9s.lcr, anil Henry X. BAKER.
n II'llovcl. a, Clerk.
Both gentlemen we're the wh.r.rspubl.c,n.
abol.uo- fusion. Lnov.no,hlnr nominees We
know Mr. Pcrhsn chiefly - tie mrmhrr or
he Board NJ Agriculture from OIfori Conn.
~. How o., came 10 distance in the clucrs
our Old md r,'ncd friend Hi, Of Bangor,
ou, younger. hu, no' lc,, worthy friend Lin.
coin. oi II,''oo-ll, "a matter past our rom.
rrehs1.ua. We Should haze a'irlbutrl 1t IN
Know Nolh.nrism. 10 our friend from IIal.
lowell wa, not irop HE SINE order but %
may h.. he owe, On, s1rcr,, 10 the f-i r-ai
h- had attained to higher decree n feast.
b,liv than either ofhi, ccmpetior, BE tins
- IL may. Pcrhan won he rnc-. ani he
shows symptoms Of making good Speaker
ihrr
The Augusta h,r. shich w'' a few weeks
$50 formally read out Of The sectional Slave.
~ National Democratic P,riy--,hc conlrnl-
m, NJ which hnr, fused with the old Federal
Wing leaders To make Wing Governors and
WIZ Representative. cont,iu'
tho above piece q renllsmlnlv polilral in.
irlIirercr. Tn, on'y caus- lor such real on
'bc part oi Tins Jaurn,l ~ 'nsernr slthe TINE
Drmuvlur Vepurlcan. NJ I'D Democratic
Oxford must b. found In an overwcsnIrr De-
sire 10 r.rrw b., lost caste with ihc Washing.
TOT Union and ne assccarss Who have by
tlcir anti. Rspuhl can aud urcachrrous ennrsr.
broken up and d.'organ.tei the Old Democratic
Parry. What j,,qrahls service fnr 30 dee.
pIrlhIr reward The political principles
and sentiments II the Age do not d.Tar r..
,rri.lIy from those Of the new speaker and
W, be b, called Observation-Disclosures.
ron fusion Kncw.rothiug nominee Thls
f, mo- reason, however. Why that Journal
should conceal IL, rrrIudler': nr 1t Is 4 fact.
ihrt IN case, where old rnriizan' dlflrr le'',
Ike weak spoke ina wheel, they proiu5-
the mos, noise 10 making that difference
known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

SL,vrry ~ lows, Gov Grimes. In BON,
mc,'1ro IN the legislature, makes he follow.
Jog remarks.
"The removal VI that great landmark Of
Freedom. ne Missouri Comp'om.,e l.n..el.a
@ h,d been ,rcrsdly observed. until slavery
had acquired every inrh NJ .oi' south n 10.
has presented the aggressive character of,llt
system broadly before the country /, ga,
shown tia, an compromises With slavery rhi,
Vcrr designed TO favor freedom are mere
rope, Of sand 10 b, broken hy The ir, va,.
II passion or interest ,hr, nay roll from ,hs
Sou'h
Il ha, forced UPON ib, country ,n ,,,a- BE-.
ivsrn FREE llbor, political equiI,y and m,-.
hood on ibe one hand. srl on me Other slave
labor, political degradation and wrong. Il
becomes tho people of lh- free slate, 10 mso,
Stat issue rcsoluisly, calmly, and sllha sens,
m he nom"niou, consequence, thar Will r1w
imm ils decision 10 every elccior. boz view
of lha, ISSUE, might appropriately b. applied
the injunction anc.cnrly addressed 'o the Jew
nh King. Ee strong, and show myself
man.
II becomes The state Of Iova-ihe onl, FREQ
child VI the Missouri Compromse-to lri if-
World know lhlt she values the blessings 'I,I
compromise Ia, secured to her, and lhl, she
will never consent 10 become a party in Ih5
Ut slavery"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12
The Speaker OF the Present House Of
Representatives.

One n the mos, gratifying events which
bn, taken place n late !, the election nj Sid
ney Perham. Esq.. Of Woodstock, Oxford
County, to the sP'aksr'hip Of tho Maine
House Of Representatives. IN announcing
this fct to the public ,We take pleasure in say.
ing. that, in our opiniua. Mr psrham will
preside over hat body with ability. credila.
HE to himself and honorable to the State.
Not having been a member Of shy legislative
body heretofore, he may not " first possess
in deciding parliamentary ques.
iions which can only he acquitted bV expert.
cne- and observation bui he will bring to
the office What il most essential, honesty Of
purpose. frmn.s. and consistency Of clarse-
tor ard close application. The possess on n
these rraits will secure appreciation aud popu.
llriy.
~ Pcrham /, one M ,Ie people, hr.
rner. born and bred ,monr the hills and noun.
Oyrrd" lie is one ofuainrc's
unh'cmsr. reared in ,he school " toll and
ssIfsicdy. H. i' cmPhs'i"ally a ss'Emad-
man lie was heir IN M great irhcr'anc~ m
wealth. luxury aot rairimony VET, los nn,i,e
good sense 1nI judgment, he hn' Won bis Vny
TO honor and fame We rrjoics a. his sue.
cess ari c'n point to I, asa lrirmph II inle-
gritty, temperance, perseverance. ialm,ry nnl
horror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12
Rate Of State Valuation.

The ol'o~inr table, prepared with great
labor and care, bv William Al'sa, Esl Of
Nouldrcvock, for the Kenncbor Journal, eS.
hb.rs the average amount IT property owned
hy each individual i1 every county and toWu
in ihc Sa'c. The returns Of the census NJ
l-jo are taken As the h5sts " the c'lcuIa.
SION. Since then. however, there has hccn a
crra, incrc,yc IN the value II property oi va
rous cities and towns, as Poui,nd, Bah,
Lew .sron, &c. An allowance will, therefore
have tn he made in Approximation, the pres
ent per capital value in these places.
We give the following table Or Oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

Tnr GovrRyoa'q Mrss,or. To-day We
give cur readers the Message of Governor
Morrill, We hofe our patrons will read d,
attsnr'elv; and then say IN their he,r-
whether ne principle. accord with justice.
truth and right We have no roor fo' 70.
marks upon it, main features We rin .im.
pl' 'ay that IL i' an open, fr'rk, md .suiscd
expression Of The sentiments NJ patriotic
heart. They will end rc,porse ia ,ho
breast II every Irus American bosom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12
Gba Grfor0 1gmorrat.
PARIS. he, JANUARY IL, 1854.
rvriY FRIDAY MORNING ~
NOAH PRINCE,
THOMAS II. BROWN. Editor.

Tems.---Oos dollar sni fily crn,, strictly ~
,UTAscI: one dollar and ss'cniy.6,s cents siih-
IN ,N months; twu dollars NJ ihs rnd n the wear
To vhieh ~, cents vii - pdlsd br every wear
whch rsymru' '. DELAYED.
ADvTHrisTNTsrs inserted on unreasonable term,
tho rrnrfisi0r mol, leing scrcun'ahe ~ sny error
beyond the amount charged g. the advertisement
IFS. VI rETrENGIl.L 4 Co., 10 Star,
o., Psa,-. api 100 Nsf'aa o., Noe l's'l, are
or oily authorized srrni. ~ procuring subscrip
ons. forwarding advertisements.
FF-PavmrHt ~ ~ Advertisements 10 held 10 l.
10. G"m the date ufths fret Insertion.
- Communications shou'd directed 10 "The
OSiord Democrat. rarI. Ne"
Book and job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12
MAINE LEGISLATURE

WEDNESDAY, Jan 2.
Sw,rr. NiO O'Clock, \. " ,h- S-ra.
tors elect, appeared 100 'hc Senate Cllml-r.
and took their seals.
Mr Willis IT Cumberland, called ,bo Goa.
,-nl.an Co order, nui on lIs recommendation,
Nc Eaton Of K,une,sc, va, chosen Ca4.r-
man
III, Governor, accompanied hy he E,eru.
tive Council and rhs Heed. ol Departments.
then came in and administered Co the Senator,
eject, the qualifying oa,lS The Ga,emo'
and suite having retired
Prayer by Rev Mr Cone Of llnlovclI
Tor Ssria-y Of q, SEsis.
Whole number Of votes, 20
Lou.sO. Co~an had 10
The report was accepted, anil lou, o.
Covan, En-, declared elected.
For Pr,,iS,ui Of Ms SyEs'G
Whole number n votes, 20
Franklir Muzzy had 20
and Mr. Murlv declared elected Pres dent OF
tho senate lie 'cnrhcd his acceptance IN
the following address
STSlroRS -liender Won NY '.rssrr thanks
or this distinguished expression OF your con.
fIeuc.. / accept The position YOU have a..
signed me-bul cannot bring {" your ser.
vice the advantage NJ any experience IN tho
discharge or is duuc'. ] can only assure YOU
VI my cun,l,si efforts 20 render the proceed.
ing, NJ this branch IN Ife highest degree use
fll ~ the State and agreeable To '' members,
And | NAV ada that nv only hone II success
10 INV cdar,. arises frum The confidence ] le,l
IN being At ill times Sustained and directed by
your friendly advice AM corporation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

II will be seen by this table that tho aver
age amount Of property owned By each indi-
vdual is largest IN Fryebure and Waterford,
aud smallest in RoHbury and SIonehlm. IT,
Saeo /, Is the largest ofany town IN the State
being 1856 each. Ia Portland II is s3ji ;
in Yarmouth. $3.50; IN Sebago, $50; in
Bath. s3i6; IN Augusta, $3.50: IN Belfast,
5000 in Bangor, SEQ; in Chester, Penob.
SEQ, CO.. s3s; and in Mayheld, Somerset
Co., $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

The standing committees we're filled on the
10Th. The Republicans have nominated
Woodbury. DAVIS, Of Belfast, for Treasurer,
Councillor Weeks Of Penohscot declines.
IPorllnd Adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

~ tt.n ffcft rbcasltns v hicN I0lft t.effiy IN
Iorc,i eur S,,,c sad ,a'.'h, than h'A usuNil
constituted legislative maorir7, srd II 3
reasonable 10 aou,ira,s sugh HARMONIOUS &C
ton ard dcyc,elnc-s 70 TIE lrsi,iina's sas'nrs
t,- which NC ira ,,srub'sj, - will iasure
r-s1eaI au4 ecsnom.sal sesSiOf. and an earl,
fsSsss.
Iar,,loS yos itf,-nsiiOo q ihs eo.Ai,io
VitAs s,a'A 4. Stlvinsd By ,hs CONSTITUTION
irssrSt - - rass'o 10 Pr-.sni sons % h-
gree, lsisrcs;, ia 90 prOSpst0ss usA, IS
Noad - dctiraSls 10 -.
I've early sTuac e.. ire pa,i seison cprre,
~ith suususl rrrrnis- ~ The husAan5rsn 30
premature anl s'nuSi unprecedented iruu,l
blasted he rrsrcr' Or IN sbusd1ui harvest
and eaused The pr,5u-'s cfihs farm cereal.,
ohs hrh'. Ths,ans cause tss orcrli,i h.
inrioss'y upon the laundering Interests of th'
Si,'s, prevent .rg an immense suouat Of lun,
t.r from fo.u- o. market, who're a ready s1'-
,rd b.Sh p-crs ,~,ast %. Tie ,hF,.t. .1.
ier-,i n which or 7sgr', arc - hge., o..
r,r,i. brS r,ccvrl severe check ly rh.
sudden al sod depression % ,r-,-g, r-l
f-sirhrs.
These r1sus.ur, have r-srrJsi ssyr-u',
uror Tsrso1s eu,rr,l In those 'upsrt'n, rar.
suits. s1t rs-ssar'g involved % s'lrcrv %
rnc-,y which hes con f.'tbv aH hr,rr.ss ul
intusi-y ,hrougtor, OF, Sr;-. st'Ila~ har.
~ % believe ;.tit., re,r1-crs ~ tA- ar-i-
n,.s rrr--r-Hy ere s--h lts' these t.-sHr
ur., vb,ch have less urrS-r5'rt'y rrcru7-
terr4, vtII cane, u''y q Temporary cr.Hlrrsss
rsri, ,nd Vt'l wholly J'rpesr with 'hr
crcO,rr 81 ihs approaching ssrs'7. Not.
-uhr,rjrrs 'hrsc ,srioas r,'r'ures rn
witch have alrrtc1. our Sale Is sU.uyi1c
eccdly measure ~ prosperity.
TIE hc''u.e, agart-I hy rlr R'.'v'vs 'rc
BEING eli. riyr- noe art ,nsrrv Co business,
opening new ,ysarss ct trl's, H-7rr- tr'r-
nor PORTIONS ,rtrc STAT, In,r rr.y.r~.ry 300
ne co7''. r.,i8- value 20 property ari l'-i.
toa which h1I been yl'rr'.,, ~ want Of q
rrorcr cb1rrs' rlrcu.1 which 'or-rrh o
rrkci V,'re rp. 1brri 500 miles ui Rail-
wy In ,rrrr.,,rl OPERATION. vi'H n coo',art-
IL irerc.trr lr..r,,s. Which mr., - an car-
" 5av, u-lcrsu s,ot .!7,trr r7t' E,-
CIV interest ct ME Sa'e p, a,araN'y effected
ty ihs'e GREAT .orro,rusr'., ari vsclrr.,
S,.,I, over s,rnsre he tsr,tr 'rt sun,rsn-
u.I vrsit iity are t.ua.L % asJi ac
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

'f'NA. AZ FtNfINs NNH-NF Wv 'A'''I ''Aff..' "
.en,ci In the most Allorinp form, or ia ih'
6l,hy cellar, or den, whore poor, degrade
humanity. Is made loaihsons to the las, de
gree.
No non sell, srdsn, spirits IN violation Q
,hi, law through the prcmriinrs o. patriotism
~ humsni,v he hs. no HIGHER mo,ivc tl'r
= rseklr., or -crdid love Of gain; he .hou',
NJ held strictly accountable ~ the misehie
he ,rsfic produces. LEI mi, he done, ant
none will continue In the business. evsrr
such - ,re madly bent On suicide. womb
suggest the importance NJ % amending ,h'
l,w ~ to impose imprisonment ~ tho frs
oFrr,r The rer1lrv for ,h- first conviciio-
IS rflnr. snd the scheme, devised to ,vm-
lrisciiuo sre - rur-rru. iha, many sellers
undoubtedly, rsal,r, large amounts from III,
business heii'e conviction is bad
IT, The prison he opened for their rrc'r
'i,n ani reformation. - /, i' f,r oTraicr' nj
's,, u'srO,udr, even tho unhappy victims Of
t'.ir tslFc. md h. assured D., prospective.
c,,ver'uy indlsp-e, viii he f,li more ~.
.r1inunrlv. ,h,u merely taking hy fine. from
m, roeLc,s Of the ,,,,ir,rsn,,. ,iriai,r p,r
fth~ money tho ba,iue,, had given them
The willingness of rams.l',r, 10 other
State, ~ SUNNY ,hc,r in The same bu,inss,
a1I 10, heues Afforded by STEAMBOATS, -rj
rt-,, common carriers 9, bring Liquor, into
ih., Stat, ior un'7vfrl purposes. cali fr
such improvement, In he law rs shall rrrr
ih,, prolific ,,urcr ~ evil, and ca, or great
artery which 3, pouring the potsonuu, lilud
into iht. State. Oh-, amendments NAV bs
te'IraHe 10 give efficiency to the Law ard
meet me modes of evasion which the iuecou.
iiv and 'up.dny Of determined '.oll'oi' have
invented.
would direct y"ut attention to the subject
81 extending The elective inneh'e tn certain
Offices 'h'' ATE now hNed h' executive aP'
P'.'''nen' OF L"a'''''''' 'I'e'''7' u 'c'
''''' "' WIS N'"a 'e desirable u VIII ~ nee
'''a'' 10 '',"' ''s question '' '"' people
''' an '"'''..'''' ' W VIC '"'''''u''''.
From various portions of the State much
dissatisfaction j. expressed with our present
Juirrarr 'y,lsm. Under i's operation It -
cug'rrird that ius,rc, e NOT, and canru, he
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

lLLwois Thomas Turner, Anti Neh'as-
Ia, has been elected Speaker Of the House
cf Representative,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

Our thanks are due " A. D." for his po-
likeness. His no,s ha, been suPsrcedsd IRON
uccrs,ity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-12

NORWAY LYcruM. The next TEXTURE will
he on Thursday erenin. nett. BY Rev. Hrs-
Rr GiLEs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-01

Great Moil Route from Hillsborough to the
North. by the Raleigh & CASTOR Ra1iToa01S
Under THE SCHEDULE RECENTLY ADOPTED
q on the North Carolina Rail Road, passengers can 90
North without detention at Raleigh or elsewhere 4,
On arrival Raleigh of the train from the wes tne
conductor of Road will be in attendance to take charge
CITY, whilst the passengers will be allowed an hour ana
half to get breakfast and refresh themselves, , ;
buses free of charge. , -, .
Leaving Raleigh at minutes past they will reach
Weldon in abundant time for all the day trains going Norm
and South. no.
By this the passenger will be at no trouble or eH
nenSe nbout his bapeage as the conductor this Road Will
take charge Of and give check for at the N G. road
Depot.
Through Tickets from Weldon New York, by PETERS
0ufs of TUT 'Sn'0u''' L. OBJ. BRANCH, P'e.t.
A., 90 45-H.
sRegister Hiilsborough Recorder and Greenso"rougn
patr
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-01
ssTHE SPECTATOR"

A PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTON CITY.
yWlHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COMMENCE
about of June next, the City OF aShng-
ton the publication of weekly newspaper to be called the
SPECTATOR designed for general circulation among the pe
ME of The United States Its columns will contain full
digest of of the day, foreign and domestic;
weekly of finance and the markets. Synopsis OF
the proceedings of Congress during its session. tables VI
election returns; the important political action OF state
legislatures, and of party conventions interesting mis-
cellaneous and scientific matter articles Agriculture
the day. Much valuable information relative to the opera
together with weekly list of patents, will be found
columns large portion of its will be devoted
light literature original and selected Its location as
political of the Union, VIII afford opportunities
procure the latest Information public affairs
1t is tho intention of the undersigned to make the SPEC
acceptable vser to house in the Union,
and will therefore not occasion the posi-
ton of partizan paper will it allegiance to
but entertaining fixed and decided views questions
political economy and upon system of government
it will disseminate and pronug gate them as occasion may
reaurealways keeping carefully in view the interests OF
the country growing of foreign well as domestic
affairs
The SPECTATOR will be printed in quaro from, good
paper type each number containing eight pages
of matter making volume annually of 4l6 pages
Each volume will be accompanied by full and complete
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No paper will be continued beyond the time for
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All subscription and communications on business should
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w71NEs AND LIQUORS: POPE 1 CO., CIR

u7INES AND LIQUORS. POPE CO, CIR
w GERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PETEl :
BURG Va Have hand select and very superior stoc
of Wines and Liquors. They particularly invite s'ento
to their
French Brandies, imported 1850 and 1881,
Old Jamaica and St. Crox Rum,
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine,
Heidsick Champagne do
Imperial Eagle " do.
St. Julien Clarct do.
london Porter
Bumgardners very Old Rye Whisky,
Richardson's "
Pure Extract of Rye,
March 90, 1850 S4-6m
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANT LOST.

BOUNTY LAND WARRANT LOST.
OST SINCE THE 18TH DAY OF LAST MARCH,
land issued to Winfield Morgan some time in 1851. All
persons are hereby cautioned against trading for such
rant issued after the death of the 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. C.
June 26, 1855. 62-sw
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racture and makes order all sizes styles and prices
of Ledgers Journals Bloters Cash. Railroad Bank BOOKS
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Union Agricultural Society Of Virginia and North Caro-
lima would solicit continuance of the generous patronage
heretofore extended to him.
Cali and examine
t4S- Northern prices
Petersburg, March 9, 1856. 8O-tt
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-01
p remium Circular Saws,

VNHE HIGHEST PRIZE MEDAL, GIVEN AT TN,
held at Richmond, Va for the encouragement and r
ton of American Manufactures was awarded to pno
ssWg their circular and other
The propretors beg respectfully to call the further alto.
generally to the testimony of some Of
mould. - t"cn
TREDEeAn ForxDn-
Richmond, October 80, 1874
1t gives US pleasure to state, that the Richmond M !,
Saws of Messrs Toand Burger have proved equal made
we have used We recommend these gentlemen 10 all any
desire to encourage enterprise at home. and are I
pleased to learn that they receiving liberal
ANDERSON DELANY & CT
The undersigned have sold thirty or more large CT,
Saws, manufactured here by Messrs Toland BrGar af
we take pleasure in saying we have not heard Of
Wekeepan assortment of all the different kinds fS,-
Cut, Rip, Hand, Panel, Wood and web saws We Gts
pectfuy ask the attention of the Public to these (ooo
if they do not give full satisfaction they can be reTnd
and they sold low similar goods be purchased
the United States. III
SMITH & HARDWOOD,
Dealers in Harware, &c, No. SIS Main St.
EAGLE FOUNDRY oFFacp
MEssRs. ToLAND & BURGER: LOB
Gentemen 1t gives me pleasure to be enabled to State
that the Circular Saws have obtained Won fur tb
use of my mills of very superior quality and ar e
given entire satisfaction to my in every in,nc
and do not hesitate to pronounce them equal in
pect not super" to those of any other manufc,Grv
within my knowledge, and confidently recommend
them to the public Very respectfully, yours,
P. RAIN
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Richmond, 30th August, 1854.
MEssRs. ToLAND & BERGER:
Ge"een-l have pnt in operation, since my connection
with the above establishment of your Circn
Saws; and they perform well, and would Recommend fbe
to all in want of good article 'H
JOHN CLARKE .Saacyer,
TERMS OF WARRANTY
All Saws manufactured by and stamped Toand and Rur
ger, fully warranted including temper truth and nnd
ness.
We challenge the production of single instance in which
have failed to make good our Warranty Purcasor,
will recoect that other manufacturers give full War
ranty, either in Europe America "
Letters of inquiry promptly answered.
TOLAND & BURGER
Richmond, Feb. g 1855 81 Co.,