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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04
WILSON INSTITUTE.
LANDS FOR SALE


TTAVING more land than use, offer for sale twelve
u to fifteen hundred acres, Immediately the Whining
Manchester Railroad, twenty miles from Wilmington,
and from four five miles Of the Northwest River. About
onethrd of said land is Pney land the balance is rich
amp with growth of Oak Ash, Poplar Mulberry and
some Cypress Said lands be made of the finest
Farms Wilmington Disrict-so said by good judge.
Address the subscriber, at Wesbrooks Post Office, Baden
county, N. c. J. A. robson.
May Sd, 1855 35-4t.
HAVE YOU LOST YOUR UMBRELLA? IF so, re-
place it Immediately with of superior articles
Silk Bingham We have large assortment of every size
and quality enabled sell them slight advance
cost If you need Umbrella furnish you with
any color required Ladies' Silk Umbrelas-bue green and
Black Hat and Cap Emporium. c.. MYERS,
May4 No | Granite Row.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

THE ARMY RAILROAD IN THE CRIMEA.-We copy
the following from late English paper:
g. The public will learn with scarcely less surprise
than satisfaction that the main object of the Cremea
railway expedition is already complee and that the
munitions of war are now being conveyed direct from
Balakava to the trenches 1t is needless to say how
vast remission of toll to the overtaxed strength OF
the troops thus effected, and with what increase of
vigor and animation they now address themselves TO
the legitimate prosecution of her business of the siege
without the exhaustion consequent on labors wholly
alien TO those of an ordinary military nature. More
over the line is now laid and worked from Baaklava
to the French camp, at the top OF the steep incline
hitherto by horses but at the date of the last advices
the engine had begun to supersede animal power
which was gladly used for other purposes"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

GLAD TO SEE THEIR HUsBANDs.-The Alta Califor-
MAN says: When the Golden age came in, consider
able amusement created by very nice looking
little lady, who when the boat arrived, dancing,
clapping her hands, and jumping if she would
Jump out of her stockings, exclainng, &c there's my
husband, there's my husband;' and kissing her hand
to gentleman on the wharf When the steamer
was near enough, the happy fellow jumped on board
and there was some hugging for a few moments, to
the great delight and amusement of the crowd, who
with the married lovers Another lady, equally Joy
full, was doomed to disappointment, as the gentleman
she had been kissing her hand to was not the man
Nafter all
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04
S2I REV ARD.

So Runaway from the subscriber, the 10th of
a" April, my Negro boy named JACOB Said boy is
about 20 years of age &c dark complexion very coarse
ches. thought that he is trying to make his way
Richmond, Va, where he bought and will try to pass
free
The above reward will be paid for his confinement in any
jail in the State, to any who will give information
where he Gamble found. WRIGHT harden,
April 3-204- lt-353t Strckands. N. c..
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FIkEIGHlS :

REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 3D., 1855.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

Re MR. JAS. Cassidy, will act as my attorney du
ring my absence from the State. - ]. T MUNDS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04
STEEL PENS! STEEL PENS!,

lust opened Steel Pens of almost every brand
and price, from 30 cents to 50 per gross Also
Of those superior Amagamated redum Zinc and Patina
Pens these warrant not to corrode. Also
California Pens these andsuperor article of Pens,
made of composition of metals and warranted not to
rode Also, superior Italian Quill Pens This is
brand of readymade Quill Pens that warrant,
they used in most of the Banking Houses in England
they very suitable for Ladies to when marking clothes
with Indelble Ink (of which have excellent arce)
Also, two of those Favorite Gold Pens from
Dawson, Warren & Hyde'S Mandatory. We now have
four different sizes of these Pens Silver Cases. from 81 rs
to So and in Gold Cases, from S. to $40 These
to be the best Gold Pen usear ahead of Rapps
or Bagey's.
Any Of the above brands of Pens may be had at Manu-
facturers prices at J. T. MUND'S Bookstore
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore Ibper ct prem. Philadelphia Upper ct prem
New York, IL sc Sc Virginia.... Sc g
Boston,. Ii Sc {" Charleston. i 6 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

ID OGERS' CUTLERY.-The subscriber is now opeu-
n ing q fine assortment of ROGERS KNIVES
SCIssoRs &c. has made arrangement by which he
will regularly supplied with his goods gotten up especial
y for his retail sales Those who wish the best in this line
will always find them at .,
Wilmington. N C.. NAV II.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04
NOTICE..

THE partnership entered into by the undersigned the
i list October 1888, will terminate by limitation the
3Oth September Their business in North Carolina has
been conducted under the firm of FREEMAN HoUsToN and
in New York d. c. FREEMAN & Co. IL order that set
Element may take place between the parties the termn
alton of partnership above specified notice is hereby CIV
en- that all persons indebted to them must settle their
without delay Up to the Both Sept next they will
sell their stock of goods in Wilmington at small advance
cost for cash Negotiable paper. No account sw
be opened will any orders for articles be attended to,
except those who known to be punctual in making
payments
Sc Their Commission and Forwarding business will
tnue strict attention. both in New York and Will
mington. ID. 9: FIREMAN.
GEO. HOUSTON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

TNOR TWO BOXES, Zone containing a Piano,) marked
R. IRELAND, Clinton, N. c. of VIM. Hill, Whining
ton. n. c.. landed from Schr. Aramnta from Baltmor
and now in store at owners risk. RUSSELL Il BRO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

NEWLY IMPORTED VESTINGS.-A new assortment
IN opened this day at the
May Sd. CITY CLOTHING STORE.
THE LONDON INTELLIGENCER says: ".The great
i book of the day is Mr. Kngsley's Westward Hoi II
to be in everybody's hands, g Westacard Ho " il
for sale at S. w. WHITAKER'S
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04
CHEAP FOR CASH.
OFFICE WILMINGTON s. WELDON r. r. Co., }
LIST Nav. 1855. {
-. ETz, EIZIEI5I 4EIE{Ia J G T5IF55I5EEE5sl
E13A - "

- ~ - - -
dividend of three the Capital Stock Of this
Company has been declared by the Directors thereof and
will be payable to shareholders and after the Doth inst
May 1.-202-20t JAMES S. GREEN Sec'y.
Wilmington Papers, Era and Tribune Goldsboro Nor
folk Beacon, Portsmouth Globe, Halifax Republican, Wei
don Patriot, Standard and STAR Raleigh, will publish 20
DAYS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

COFFEE! COFFEE!!- 100 Bags St. Domingo;
~ April so, 1856 40 g Ro for sale by
w MnKOY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

7.
GUGAR.-5O bbls. assorted brands for sale by
- April 80, 1855. w. H. McKOY.
100 WHITE VESTS-some double and some single
lUU breasted. Just made up at
April %, 1855. SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-04

NOTICE.
HAVING determined closing up business in Will
mington, immediately, offer for sale, COST
all stock of Groceries, Provisions, &c. &c. Merchants
and dealers invited to call and examine the goods
nearly all of which have been purchased for cash at the
lowest market rates.
N. BAH parties indebted to US MUST make lMME-
date PAYMENT. FREEMAN u HOUSTON.
April 9Th 1855. IS3tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

(SoAL-BgST QUALITY of RID AND WHITE An
" coal, well and 10 good order d~lsori "
ton. weight guaAn'sed under fOrfetar. ~ u@ eos.
WIN. HAYS, corner OF ninth AL rlssbih street.
NEW sCHrYLk1LL COAL YARD. roof ~ vouH.
~ toenth street, kAst river. aud Gp II VAR
korh riyesThe andsss.ns5 beg ess- 80 sdvs
thai, having made extensive sng~m~rt~ f~
ceip OF The ie't rebuyku vbna sid red ash oss ss2r-s.v
prepared for family purposes hey ~nablei Ia sol h
coal-th The qualify a which veil fuIi ~sishi hs, ~lu
susrsn'ees dc following ios prices ssh farnses
srns and syss 10 loo, red sh n %
ton. large chestnut Or mt coal a. ~ %, oa Of 100 To- 40
Hversd. Al ash 81 tho public - 70 gle I'D
.sisaciory ooandsnuy noon SHARE o. the pa,
I image O'stfLt d xcUkr. sssst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

HOT Els.
CorIISs norEf,-wILL LET FrvR LARGE pARLoas
~ with bedroofus ~ bosrders ressaaa
bic terms snl,s- ard single from ~ 70 sS wo~k
Iosod loo u Canal street. central 70 all parts OF me
cry.
xTEnNArIoxAL HOTEL. BRoADw AY.--sUirs OF
30 scursd for The winter IT this beet Tia ls<on
desrAbic eeruren business g-nemeD Of stsure,
daaoI- unsur ed, brg Ia nneda's con
b-cnL With h' largest and magnificent sAo 10 the
wssa bress'Mt non . 70 Il dnncr rom " 20 sad
supper iron Y 10 H. JOIN TAYLOR
IuDeUF HOUSE JACEfOSvtII.E EAST W ORfDA.
Per~ns eoiDs sou,h wAhiog qu~ bous~, ccfined Srz
.fn OF ~ rensnahh charges, canoc 90 oeteS msn II N
ju1Nn -cugr ID. DAY, rroprtsov
q. W. s1iryrsr. superintendent
NsTfnr Az uOTGi. wAsafsdTo~. ~ c.-THfs Cg,y
~ bratet tcse stusfes bag let ne Prssiasns
seuse srd dc .spi has beer es-sd ne uafersign 70
nrvorbou' rn.siDs IN al i- .ypoosss.uts equal
hosa ~ De coun9y The h0aes Il tor ne ssoa
1s,is ~" - 10 puoi wtiiIAa ~ ptaorsssw
GsfTHHoNTas HOUSE RHsrArRANr
10 bFrsaway, 81
Entrance 70 Tua f5r n al ir@ lea sra
Al Nc xns~hattsas Nd lasCr.rN at DOR Urir
hsAEY AgsOLD.
THE ssf1HSoSfhr ROUSE.
1 Fsna1sgy, corner Il tiou.op street New YoYk.
AirRs ~ cents. Is par dAy Parars
AID bcdfons, " ~ W T. per day sesi. al -
dared siDSkf HUffAN.
TCYNBRtfE HOTEL. BRDCKfYS SINGLE GgNrLy.
men ~ mi his cont rtsBs bause
ehsrEfs FB beafd A.: psFiei baAsd rset ffgls
sllou board - nod = ss~s. table Gb5c ever Of.
from 10 10 ocioeA; pr'ee . eenia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

t.op gtyFupT Asp roaT HksTlt0s .f1e
~ Lars --1br seaniiYs RwFFuHr etfat M4rfsy
ssess ger csry orrdAfs srcsgs, a. ~ ociss 4 ~ -
Ksyrofi II ~ ofcc<a An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

rretrr nv NfSnm ~ nsff
risGr d psfiinrn' - W
Tie lie rspf.ar1 ID tatss All ztsn-
ri literary sud srte tsss sbp al nl'st ~ = so
ooy, 20 he stser on rppiicapa a D'n-sio- -, hr'si-.'
RU,KLEYr sEHRs ABEgs $50 BhpAUSAY-
ID biAh tbH sfasi ,arssas N. -
NIStgEKtIssA
~ with lranHn se-efy dr~s.~. usasfor
80, sc. irsrednt shs opera
hhUh0 NfssrhRf~y
Monaa, evening. Soy, n, thr oointni trssriy Of
rIfIIkI ~ AsD tftr uIA Al,
Ia ab 90 Al " o'o'oox 4rk1s - cea.tx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

a NEW BooK-THE kAkgik9y 6GfDy, OR SANf
n u s.deal .rd fhyshlasn- ias'ru igr. sysasny hcs
The Of he married, aud bsrs atou NARY, hr Ur o.
fo.ek tie author ard lecturer hundred p.g~.
eonred plA o.. price ". Published ~ '. rrAps -
htssau .r.e, Who ~ iorwsrs w mall rec. rce.Os
a. aud ssdrss.
from he Medical aud surgical Reys ssth. rrs,s -f.F.
ordinary beOk rcsd. test9r- Niioh ~
ecusrly distinguishes hi beok hon al oh-rs q sisi
De peculiar Lone u cec.ey AID ~ shab pery.rc.
AL through"
ng DuPogc0's ooIDEs Pills. yoR FEaALgs
~ fall 10 glse sa.a7'sa tv al fease ean9i ass
and snoo~su' - tsbtire. ffec ~ r@ns
b, mall ~ .pcio.ing ~ - Itr. y Dnpoyao Dra~ay
oros, new yort. rod Wholesale All rgfsH ~
BArss Psst rn.s Bsnsi~.J Ard buADa stfers.
A IS, a u, sands, eosncr VIVA .nf tai'es sxssA
Ia l. huef ell a 20, xit Creme ~ reef
Nkrthssd bro. 49, sr~sn~eh sr-e1
q. v. ,iictslrr A Co. ~ Bsrelas stre~S
ah... ~ Klug BfssdsAy and John ~S>t Nd
tail ~ at druggists even where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
E xTRA PAY.

ExTRA PAY PESslos-.-wiLLiAs 0RASDts. CoUs
II seor l.~, public and Un,sj Ssi@s tons
.iupcr-ae~ Hampshire Vermont GopDectirr n.oi- tai
Pcnnsy obo indiana. Mehssn tos wpconsn, rea.
nessee Isutasua, Aatsms, Mtsisslpui fiIrt1 Xmas
Nebraska. hinnseoa, &c ~ Nassau acct Y. INT ~
stscs passports 70 hours Pensions. and h0ua.s
speedily obtAlned Al kinds Of Lag business pro
secn,~d.
TT T. NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERS EXTRA PAv
" prompt, pad bounty lsnd otsla~d bo1 ela
pensions procured bGsDce dus hoir. %,
H. 1amen collected ali Kids Of claims agaar thu u
recovered W
KDWAHp gfssgIL
Agent, and late Purrer v. 4. Navy. o. Wall suo-t.
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MgpIeAL. ApvIsss Asn s.aeIlax arInx-

MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE arfDK-
wi Ilsrenh edition. to b sts pssss, 10 sasfa,ngx TIE
shoud rsufd1es Lriors rive 2ss
valuable no sap~St~fy - pe sao><s rass AL to
dor Kramer, a pr'vrN dseAss no psrhd as.t sag
ss,,uA ~sssaii noid sb1 mabel for ~ W ~ subj D.
LAEsDsT, phy-esn ard surysns ~ sesSs sf~ss
Lfosdsat ~hs.e Ia I'll s-~ dss~sss IRA ~ A.
aii 6topP. ~. rstsiays ssr.p,sd Afxes bon ~
ymt Pass or1ss Wa ps~sssr stA ne osbss
rr~tun~ndsrg LS-rr1xs ans,~s~t
unk ss~ss zeltuax DeDccra Day toos. ,osrsss Depss
DICORD's TREATMENT or PRIVATE Dfgg ARA -
IL by s0hxsor 80 srrea s~ "a 80
prss~si case nay b os~al<a vi eonas~ses pr,~ss
dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

!. CAbEMy OF Mnsis-
n FiIpAy sovHsnrH ~
Twenty mud nisni at s..~aa
Iosfa open Va opers CONFERENCE.-The
.cuiet thn 10
~ iroad~sy and foare.nn al Dan aim. easseF H.
hos muse SO Bfosdvsy AID al Hal Sn's ps,oo~
apd u,use 2To trost~As.
sec,a d APP -,ranca - Madam. SsSrIER DTDIek.
tfrum he kpl Italian Opera ooionl IN Eoa.in's sranl
Opera, Ia ,ilrr acts, OF
l. sE~TRA MIDE
f,t'ry eNsnn q. NOV ~, 1853
Aadanir ~ la gHANCh,
kisnml N0HtfLt eEsuLDI aud ~ ARP RDst
pn'mF Leop.rs, rs~ ~ lrUi., ~ anr DE- la vsns NJ
tiueCs sDd " BoupsIu
Nsrailes.
IHF HA.tEy NIGHT
Il u respectfully announced hat ths rspr.-cnt. -
hAhihi al LaAs piece Tho tcainns ~ Lls.o
day ming "a.
H. chsrm~tars Tho sam-s viii foisd
suimr aud Others val IN ttn irs
uaic The VII ur pro lure In resri tau1f
had he urlssisi Gle aud .tNs p, In
~sr'rDhe iur which he Acslsns 10 ti,aas
1.krs II Dsnskls Iolr'A 3N
tsuadsss han ~ouH irotd.ay sad u }rr api-'s
~ hro4d~sy sui fUlrssn,h itJIas sn<
- e ,,,s., ,v,a.t.,s =. ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

ITO MERCHANT TAItOHS.
i WHsTl.oGK. FREssAU, ANDERSON 4 co,
~ AID II Park place,
VIII Monday Nov 10, The balance u their second
import Asion
Just received PEI steamer Pacific,
tonris,,pg Of
Paris ard fohdon Casslmeres, vesings, and
Fine over osiings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE, IN BR poKLYv
n The stock fixtures, Ac Of N Old ea,i.hsd sln
a;ed OF tn. principal Th- ~xeeia
tunis Tor enc pr'ring Terms oS. satisfactory
Sons Tor selling Apply immediately In U. b hUWEs 20
81 kAssau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

BROADWAY pRoPshTy OPPOSITE THE PARK ON
along lease "A lease for q or % wi Ne nal, OF
he properly 64 Roadway, opposite the Park, aat sod
ancfop, by A. j BLEtCkEK 90, ~ mo Marcnsnts' tx
change, n IL O'Clock on Thursday, I'D instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

n'CANRRoE's RECFIPTr ENABLE coNsURERS TO
- prepare all The following conneuos ~ cighh The
usnsi cos}tquid hair iN hair dye feruvtAa
shampoo rQuid igntoD dr alive bln~m o
dtoque hello white fsrte leioo, poad .un's, daut1
dee ponsce &C. Price OF the eet only ~ For sale
az Broadssy; les AZ y6 bo~ery; IA ,H AZ and 40
Grand sre~ 81 add Hudson root ~ Division street and
5 Eiehi avenue ". IT'S suauc aud lsO and J2 ru'tn1
Procslyn for yarasd hy mail reeips of =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

nRUG STORE FOR sALE-IN LEAD1>G THO.
II roughfare established 81 cen years. we'll sockei AMI
a.ipg fsir business which could be ely
Three years lease At low lent staut
physician Apply To O. v. Gil. KEN aK 4 90. 81 Barclay
sire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

Y1oR sALE-O~r or THs BEST RESTAURANTS IN
t- city 10 De odd cheap far cash -s he psspfe
al, In. attend and c.pfn ai1ui 10th
Ssr sesd be taken tn eight hundred doias casa
Av.k M
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-13
J. II. RICKEY,
JOSEPH i. PETERS.
JOSEPH MCCOY,
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
BEATTY MFARLAND
II, VI. BRISTOR.
OFFICIAL EVIDENCE.

For respect to our personal friends,
who, as Central Committee" have issued
an address 'to the Democrats of old Jeffer-
son" and for the additional and official
evidence of the conservatism of the admin
istratiye democratic party, which is there
given us, We publish to-day the c'l for II
county convention to boheld on Monday
the 18th of August
Every reader of that address will not
fail to notice the boldncss with which the
great questions Of the day arc entirely ne
elected. We say "Joldness' because at
this day when the vital questions of libcr.
ty and the perpetuity of our free institp.
tions, and the consequent welfare of oul
country is at stake, and mems minds arc
aroused TO the importance Of these things
it requires full measure Of moral bold
ness, for politicians, in addressing the pco
pie to limit themselves to the effote ap
peals of dcmagosucism. Surely, ou
friends who issue that address have failel
to read the signs of the times, not to know
that mere windy prating has ceased t
have its effect
But, this address is additional evidence
Of the conservatism Of the administrator
party. We search it in vain for any de
nunciotion of the violation of huma
rights in the first measures Of the admin
istration; viz: the Fugitive slave law, an
the throwing open Of Kansas and Nebras
ka to slave power We search it in val
for any appeal "to the democrats of ol
Jefferson" to come t5 the rescue, and sta
the foul strides Of slavery. No, no. Th
administration party is not the party
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-13
We proclaim to the world the following:
PRINCIPLES OF THE AMERICAN
PARTY OF OHIO

I. The unlimited freedom of Religion
disconnected with polihcs-Tlostiity to
ecclesiastical influence upon the affairs Of
Government-Equality ofrights to all nat
uralized Emigrants who are thoroughly
Americanized, and owe no temporal allegi-
ance, by reason of their religion; higher
than that to the Constitution.
II. NJ Interference with the rights of
citizenship already acquired by Foreigners,
and theprotcction Of law to all who honest
lyenigrstc from love of liberty; but the
exclusion o. forcignr aupers and fclops, n |
refusal to extend the right of suffrage to
all who come hereafter until they shall
have resided q years in the United
States and complied with the Naturalization
Laws.
III. Opposition to all political organiza-
tions composed Exclusively of Foreigners,
and to Foreign Military Companies, and to
all attempts to exclude the Bible from
Schools supported by the Government"
". Slavery is local-not national:-we
oppose its extension in any Of our territor-
les, and the increase of its political power
by the admission into the Union Of any
Slave State or otherwise; and we demand
Of the General Government an immediate
redress of the great wrongs which have
been inflicted upon the cause Of Freedom
and the American character by the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise, and the in.
PRODUCTION of Slavery into Kansas in vio-
lation of law, by the force of arms, and
the destruction of the elective franchise.
V. In humble imitation of the wisdom
Of Washington, we oppose all intervention
in the affairs Of Foreign States ; yet on all
proper occasion, VIC will not withhold our
sympathy from any people aspiring to be
free.
VI. We support American Industry
snd genius against the adverse policy Of
Foreign nations and facilities to- internal
and external commerce by the improve
ment of Rivers and Harbors and the con-
struction of National Roads uniting the
various sections of the Union.
VII. The Union of these States should
be made perpetual by faithful allegiance
to the Constitution.
VIII. In State policy We zoalously ad.
vocate Retrenchment and RefOrm-a mod
i6cation Of the present oppressive system
of Taxation and liberal system of Public
Schools.
THOS. SPOONER, President.
JOHN E. REES, Secretary.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-13
Should we Fear the Pope.

Under the above caption the June
numb;r Of Putnam's Magazine, contains
an article, written, we suppose by the po-
litica al Editor, Park Goodwin. After ci-
ting several events in history, in which it
appears that the Pope has on every posi-
BILE opportunity extended his temporal pow
or, as well as the influence Oft he Romith
Church, it is claimed that the position AMI
state Of advancement in this nineteenth
century, and particularly in these United
States, vitiates that power and secures us
against it's influence, and thus would VIC
be lulled into indifference and want Of
care.
Now granting Mr.. Goodwin's oonclu-
sions, that state of circumstances exist
in this country which may forever prevent
the ascendency and triumph Of the Pope
over us, yet, herein we differ. The very
bar to the Pope's power over us, is that
discreet fear which has always perva
ded our people; Remembering that eter
nal vigilance is the price of Liberty, oul
people are now awake, and watch with {
jealous eye, every advance of Romish pow
r,ndinnuence among us. We would cher
ish this fear in the breast of every Ameri
can. We want no such priestly power il
this free confederacy, as dominates over oul
republics in the South, and throughou
South America. We want no amassin,
of vast estates, and closing ofthe Bible a
exists in ROmkh Europe. An open bible
an unteramelled conscience, and free school,
is our motto.
But in all this we mediate no coercion
nglinst our Popish friends. If they pre-
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-13

For the Incorporated village Of Mount
Pleasant. '." .'. b.. .''
An ordinance entitled an ordinance to
prevent persons from occupying the streets
Of the Incorporated village Of Mt. Pleasant,
by letting wood, coal or any other combus-
tible matter lie in said streets longer than
this will permit Of ''."'
Sec. lst Be it ordained by the council
of the Incorporated village of Mt. Pleas
ant, that hereafter, no person shall be per
mitted to keep any frewood, coal or other
combustible matter on any of the streets
of said village, except in the case of bull
ding or repairing houses; in. such cases
one-third of the street may be occupied
by the builder six months and no more
No wood, ooal, &c; to be loft lying after
the delivery, on said street or streets in
said village, longer than "a hours after
being notified by the street commissioner
by written notice served on the owner or
agent of said property to remove it or
have it done according to the order Of the
said street commissioner. '''' "" t'l .
Sec. I'd IF any person residing in said
village Of Mt. Pleasant, shall be found
guilty on complaint Of said street commis,
siOner, made to the Mayor Of said village
that any person or persons has violated
the first section Of this ordnance after re-
ceiving tho notice, said Mayor shall issue
a warrant for said person orpersons com
|plained Of, to the marshall who shall bring
said person or persons complained of be
fore the mayor or recorder forthwith, an(
if found on trial to be gpiltyof the chargj
he or they shall be fined for such offenc,
! by the presiding officer not less than fft,
cents nor more than ten dollars and cost o
suit to be collected and paid into the vii
lagc treasury, aS other fines for the use o
/, the village. This Ordnance to take ef
u feet from and afterthe fourth day Of, July
1855. @,'.' .'.'-''<'' 'et 4 t3h Z
Passed June 1st, 1855. ''' a'
j. ''''o = JACOB sTAMM, Mayor.
Attest: JOSHUA MARsHAtL, Recorder.