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sYETTEYILLE FEMALE HIGH SCN0OL

This institution is open for the reception of Stu
dents this .lav Monday the 18th inst, under the iii
struction of the following Faculty:
REV. WM E. PELI.. PEIScyrAI-
ME. J. H. COTTON. \. b.. Prof. of Ancient
Languages and Mathematics.
MR. PHILIPPE IIENiE. Prof of Modern Ian
guages and Music.
MES VIRGINIA G. PEi-i.. Assistant III Music.
MISS LANINIA j. WATT. Assistant i'll Literary
Department.
Mis- MARGARET Z. HORNE, Principal of Pre-
paratory Department..
The course of study will he thorough both in the
preparatory and collegiate departments, and hgl,
grade of scholarship required in order to graduation
The Trustees and Faculty are determined that the
School shall stand in the front rank of Southern insti-
tntions in providing for the physical wants and the
intellectual and moral Improvement of the young
ladies committed to their
The Scholastic year will embrace 40 weeks, divided
commencing the 18th inst. and the second on the
3d of March next. Pupils can enter at any time and
will be charged from the time o entrance at the fol
lowing rates
Board. washing. lights, fuel and Tuition,
in En- glish Branches $50
Latin French or any ancient modern Ian
guage. each ~
Music on the Piano or Guitar. each 20
Drawing and Painting in water coiors 10
oil colors 20
Embroidery
Tuition Eaglisl branches III Collegiate hepartmt Is
Preparatory do. 10
Incjdcntals FOR iav scholars per Session
For accommodation of young ladies in town who
wish To study or perfect their knowledge Of French
Music. or any particular branch, provision Will be
made for them to attend recitatiohs at particular
hours without being connected with the regular classes
PAYMENTS, half at the entrance of each Student
and the balance the end of each Session. Deduc-
tions made for absence only in cases Of protractcd
sickness.
WM. E. PEiL. Principal.
Eavctteville Oct. Is 1850 6S-tf
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f,o EABDREEs WANTED,
1T Sl.5O per Day.

Tho subscriber wants $50 able-bo!icd Lalorers tt
work on the Cross Creek Lock and Dam Fayette
VILE for which he will pay $50 per day.
ALSO wanted l2 good Carpenters, for which ths
highest price will be paid
Those wishing employment will apply immedatel,
to Mr. William Gayton. foreman on the work, or tt
the Subscriber who is always at the work.
JONATHAN LESLIE, Contractor.
nnt - At eG5.f
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StoD the Thief!

Stot, the Thief!
STOLEN from my lot in Richmond County on
Sunday icht last. my HORSE. Said horse an
iron-crav brownish color: he had marks of
him. and his fore-top off very short he shod
on the fore feet walked fast. is good trotcr and
would pace there white mark on his back on the
right side. about eight inches square: also Il
small war on the right side little below the white
mark.
The above horse taken by man calling himself
Campbell. he raised III Pit county and
has been in this ncichlorhoo about two years: he is
Cooper by trade, and he has worked in turpen-
tine all his life time he is little round shouldercd
has a stout body for 3 small man, and will not weigh
rs much as stated 145 or $50 pounds: has a very
mean look is very fond of negro company and his
vcrsatfon has a good deal of the mixed with 1t.
NJ. n. CAMPBELL.
I will also reward any person for any Information
that will lead to the recovery OF either N. \. T.
Montpelier, Richmond CO., Sept 10. tt
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FALL TRADE, 1856.

I have received my Fall stock of DRY GOODS,
Groccrics, DC,
Which is large and we'll worth the attention of pur-
chasers ANY kind of Produce taken in exchange.
COTTON BAGGING
have a plentiful supply of Gunny and Dundee cot
ton Baygines. Bale Rope. and Bagging Twinc. Send
in your orders and they shall be supplied
October l. 1855 If
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c. E. L T. e TIE

c. E. L Il e TIE
Has lust received his FALL and WINTER Stock Of
GOODS, consisting of
Kerseys, Linseys Blankets &c, Boots and
Shoes, Saddles and Brides, Cooper's aud
Smiths Tools.
Also
60 Bbls. No. 3 Mackercl.
SO Boxes Talow Candles,
% Adamantine do
so Kegs Nails.
Sugar House Syrup
Crockery by the Crate,
a choice lot of Cigars, r.- sG
6 Bbls. old Scuppernong Wine.
In the above Stock may be found almost any article
In the Staple Dry Goods or Grocery line
Oet e. I'm
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
FOR SALE.


Bv virtue ofa Deed of Trust. executed to me y Hall
Ionger, if not previously disposed of. will sci! a
public Auction. LIST day of November. the Fayctc
viA Founlry and Machine Shop with the foowin .
Tools:
One Engine Lathe, II feet; do. feet
One Large Back Gear Hand Lathe: small do.
One Planning Machine; l Upright Drill: Cutting
En gine-al in first rate order. Fan. together with
Shatting Belts, &c. Also, Sash and Blind Machines
Morticing Machines and Saws, driven by Steam En-
nc - horse ,ower-iew; together with large lot o
Patterns for Steam Engines. Corn and Wheat Mills
Circular and other Saw Mills, Pulleys, Hangers. Coup
ns. &c. with large lot of Iron and Wooden Flashs
Also. Blacksmith Shop and Tools, Iron and Steel;
Brick Building. stories. 20 80.
To any lcSrons of engaging in this business Il
good opportunity offers. the Rail Road 10"
building Will want large quantities of work done dur
ing the coming year. and on River to 10 steamers
constantly running thcreon in the county large
Cotton Factories and 80 Steam and Water Mills
Sale will be positive. For other Information. address
JOHN II. HALL. Trustee.
ALSO. at the time. one Steam Engine Horse
Power; do. 30 horse power Boiler feet diameter
long with III inch Flurs; Circular Saw
Mil: Cornscllcr- Plows: Saw Mil Castings CO. acres
Land Beaver Creek l share Cape Fear & Deep
Road stock
JOHN H. HALL, Trustee.
Oct 24. 1855 69-it
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J. O. BOON & co.
Have just received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK. embracing


DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Hardware & Cutlery, Crockery & Glassware;
Carpenters Coopers', Blacksmhs' and Turpentine
TOOLS; Window Glass {Frcncl and 1American) rang
ing from 10 to 1G 2f Putty, in cans.
B0ots and Shoes.
Mems. Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes; Lalcs. mis-
and children Shoes heavy Negro Shoes. running
to No. IL.
Turpentinc and Club AXES. Also. supply of
rs KS of s. Boon's manufacture kept on hand
Cotton Seine Twine; Grind Stones of the Ohio and
Nova Scotia Grit.
4 few barrels Mackerel.
s. BOON j. O. BOON.
Fayetteville, October 2Gth. G9-Gt
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TRUST SALE.

Will no sold at the Market House. on Tuesday OF
Superior Court week at Il o'clock. 10 Acres Land
with a good new two-Sory Dwelling. and nvcnent
houses. The property is three miles from Town.
ont Northcr Plank Road. Also. Horse and W
Farming Utensils &c. Also. at o'clock at my Store.
Il Stock of Goods
For the Trustee
\. VI. CAMPBELL. -tuctr.
Oct %. S6S-f
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NOTICE.

Strayed or stolen Sunday night, the 7th inst.
a small darkgre MULE about years old. Said
Mule is marked the shoulders by the harness.
ing white spots Any person taking up said Mule and
returning it the subscriber Mton's Mills Bladen
G. S. BRONSON.
Oct. 18th 4t-pd
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JAMES C. DAVIS,

All business intrustcd will be promptly attended to-
Address Montpelier post Office Richpiond county, Nc
October l. 1855. ly
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LAND FOR SALE.

FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND TIiIRTI-FIVE acres
of LAND for sale in Robson county, two miles from
Ran1allsvic p. O.
Apply to the subscriber who lives on the premises
....t= 55 NJ. McBRYDE.
September Z. 1865: G2-H
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DANIEL CL 4 Rk,

DANIEL CLARK,
q * Woodward.
Has lust returned from the North where he has
lectcd one of the best stocks OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered in this market. and to which he respect
fully calls the attention of Il discerning public.
n. B. Customers Clothing made to order, as here
fore. in the best tyle of the art and reasonable
terms.
Those gentlemen who wish to adopt the very
LATEST STYLES would do we'll to call in and cy-
anime BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
SHANCiIIAIS hand at this establishment.
Sept. II. :;m
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f 1855.
JAMES KYLE has inst received large
and general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Among which are,
$50 pieces Dress DcLains,
French and English Merno,
Plain Merino, real French,
Persian Cloths,
Black and Colored Silks,
Irish Linens all Flax,
Table Cloths and Napkins,
Carpeting, very cheap,
Caicoes we'll assorted,
Kcrseys and Linscys,
Silk Wooden and Cotton Hose,
Ladies' Twisted Silk Mtts,
Dress Trimmings, &c, &c.
All of which being purchased by The package for
Cash, will he offered the lowest market price for
cash. time to paying customers.
Sept. y. 1850 tt
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03
TiBLE CUTLERY.

Just received good assortment OF Ivory. Bone,
Horn and EBONY handle h.bIFES and FORKS.
and C.9RI-ERS. of Superior Quality. Some with
Patent Immov able Handles all of which Will be sold
a small profits.
~ will keep my assortment complete
". y. TIELI\CfHAST
Dealer in Crockcrv. China, Glassware, &c
Sept. l. 1888. Cliff
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For SALE.

y
TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly the Southern
Plank Road and each side of Big RockiSf One
of the best Turpentinc sections in the county. with
convenient improvements for family residence; with
Il small corn mill on Il never failing stream and first
situation for Turpcntinc Dstillery and Store.
A. A. MckETHAN
Feb'y O. 1858. If
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ID X r = s L p!

- tt r. - - u
ON WITH YOUR CLCIHING
wake up tho of anIina.
A. J. WOOD YARD
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
orally he has just from the North where
sOliTMENr of
GENTLEMES,s cEoTHI1C
Of the latest styles which he will sell cheap for CASH
His stock consists of Tamas Over Coats Frock Coats
Business Coats Pants Vests. Shirts Collars, Stocks
\ large and varied assortment of
Bo1s' CLOTHING.
Fittn" sizes for youths from 4 to l6 years old.
Ec- will maui ture Pants and Vests and cut
for persons wishing it done.
n B-I have made arrangements with
house in New York to have Clothing made to order
ana those ,,esros of having their garments manuac
have THEN measures taken.
cEs- Examine my goods at the store one door east
Of j. G.. Thomson hat and cap store, SOUTHWEST cor
A. J. WOODWARD.
Fayetteville October 10. 1855 sm
NOTI
We have bought the Wagon Shop lately owned by
Thos c. Fuller at the corner of franklin and Max
well streets ant! are now PREPARED TO EXECUTE
ALL ORDERS FOR
TIMBER WAGONS, ROAD WAGONS
of all sizes, Carts, Drays Wheel Barrows, and
i'll short, ANY AND EVERYTHING which
lies within the sphere OF the
WHEEL-W RIGHT
BLIChSMII7fING BT SINESS.
We will use only the BEST MATERIALS which
be procured and will guarantee work to COM
pare favorably with that done at establishment III
the Southern Country.
Repairs done neatly, promptly, and with dispatch.
HORSE-SHOEINCf shall receive at our establish
ncnt prompt attention, and in this well as every
other department of our business, Will give salts
faction.
HOLLAND, WEISIGER & co.
Reody-madc Uagons.
We have on hand, Wagons of all kinds,
manufactured establishment in the best manner
and of good material, which will sell on very
sonablc terms. H.. W. II Co.
Fayetteville, October 18th
GROCERIES, AND Ia DW1RE.
The subscriber has in Store good assortment of
Goods in the t.s,.s
GROCERY AND HARDWARE LINE;
all Of which will be sold wholesale retail, or bar
tered for country produce terms the most reason
able. 4 small lot of SADDLERY for sale cheap.
Give call. e.. W. l. GOLDS1ON.
\. B. Any of my friends in the country having
business in this place, such renewals 6c
can have it done on the usual terms by sending same
10 my q. w. L. u.
Fayetteville, Sept 30 1855 If
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CROCkER1
CHINA, GLASS-W ARE. s.

CHINA, GLASSWARE. &c.
l am opening my Fall Supplies. comprising a
very General assortment of every thing suitable for
the Country and Town Trade.
My Stock has been carefully selected, in person.
from the best manufacturers and in the best markets
in the Country.
Country Merchants may rely upon buying from me
prices which viii them all the trouble and de
lay OF ordering from the North.
". y. TIILINf.HAST.
Dealer in Crockery, China and Glass Ware,
.Aur. -. iSJ5. GU-tf
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NOTICE..

NOIICE.
just received and for sale at the Old stand of J c
Council 4 Cain. opposite the Cape Fear Bank,
\ and fresh stock of
DRY GOODS. HATS, BOOTS,
Shoes, Uardseare, DC.
Also. good supply of FAMILY GROCERIES of
the hest kind. Pickles. Preserves and Brandy Fruits
Of all knlS Extracts for cooking: Candies and Nuts
OF all kinds In fact any thing that person wants.
All which would like 70 sell for cash eychang sc
fore ountrv produce -
REUBEN JONES.
Oct
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03
NOY/CE

In pursuance of order of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions for 1o!peson county at May Term
1888. will sell the Court House door in Lumber
ton. the 4h Monday in November next. the ollo"
ing tracts Of Land much thereof rs Will pay the
Tax and cost due thereon for the Ecar 1854. viz:
10 Acres listed hy S,pman Eurney. tax 81 60
100 jesse Jones. =;
John Stone. -
237 Dlnc! ". Graham - 3 a
225y Ncill Blue for the
heirs of John c. Davis. deceased. q ) OF
REUBEN KING. Sheriff.
Oct Goth. COST Price adv. So
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TO T!s sAEELE!i =.

TO TRAVELLERS.
The Subscribers convey the Mail between Faycttc
vile and Barclay vsvillc in Buggy. and accommo
date two passen gers The route is by way of
kingsbury. Bum. Level. SImmcrviltc and Neill 5
Creek. The days for leaving Fa yetteve Tuesday
Thursdays and Saturdays at O'Clock. 4. m.-lteturns
Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings. Fare from
Fayetteville to Summervle 81.
T. r. HARRIS.
AUG p. 1888. y. PARKER.
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\. NJ. Campbell,
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East side of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEVILLE, \. c.
Octoher | 1850
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03
CORPORATION BONDS

OF the Town of Fayetteville for Sale.
Agreeable to Act of the General Assembly of the
State of North Carolina ratified Dec 25 1852, anthoriZ
ing the Town of Fayetteville to issue her Bonds to
the amount of 000 in the aggregate for the pr
pose of paying her subscription to the Western Rail
Road Company.
Therefore, it is ordered by the Commissioners of
Fayetteville that the Treasurer of the Town receive
sealed proposals. until the Ist of November next for
the purchase of S50000. in of $500 each of said
Bonds any part thereof. Bonds to run twenty
years. with Coupons attached.-nerest payable semi
annually The said Bonds shall be under the seal Of
the Corporation, and binding the faith of the
WM. WARDEN, Town Treasurer.
Sent 26, 1855, If
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03

From every portion of Virginia hear of
the rcpining disposition of the people to tempor
ize no longer with Northern aggression; but to
abandon the policy of conciliation which has so
long proved unavaing and resort to decisive
measures They believe it folly to cry peace,
peace, when there is no peace, and they are re-
solved to meet assault with assault, and war
with war. Aggression must be resisted. In
suit must he resented. 1t is the only way to
save the Union; and, what is Infinitely more
important than that, it is the only way to save
own institutions, threatened at home and
from abroad.
And this honorable resolution is not con-
fiDed to Virginia. 1t pervades the whole South.
\ correspondent in Kentucky, whose letter
shall soon publish entire, says: at seems TO me
that Won un nlcr-cst innate the progress which has
been made at the South of the sentiment of
longer submission to Northern encroachmcnt.
The people of the North, like all free societies
which degenerate into angry, turbulent factions,
have been noisy in manifesting their spirit, and
ciamorous in promulgating their dogmas The
people of the South have held no grand pow
vows Of conventions. and have no Wilson's Bur
lingams ChaSes, and Gitldingses. Her people
stay at home read and think, and no one belief
has half rapidly gained npon their minds, as
that, sooner later, the encroachmcnts OF the
North must be resisted. Men who, in 1880,
would have thought it treason to estimate the
value of the Union, now freely hazard opinions
as to the term of it's existence; and, without a
noisy turbulent propagation of the sentiment,
it has made Il progress far from being dreamed
of by the \ orth, and clap of startling thunder
will yet break upon their astonisIed ears from
what they now deem a cIoudless sky"
The same sentiment has recently been mani
tested in a most imposing form in Missouri. and
indeed seems stronger in the States adjoining
the Northern than in others Richmond Er-
duaiHer
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03
SITUATION WANTED.

\ Young Man who has experience in Teach:n.
and we'll recommended. wishes to take charg
of School. Apply to NJ L., Argyle Z. o. Cumher
land county. y. {.
October 10Th 1855. 2t-pd
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03

MEpIcAL SEcREcY.-An important judicial
decision respecting medical secrecy has lately
been made in Antwerp, viz: that medical
man who registers q child whose mother he has
attended in labor, is not bound to diyuge the
name of the latter, if he has made a promise to
keep the secret. The London Lancet says
that the question and trial had caused much
sensation among our Belgian brethren, and we
| are happy to state that q large number Of them
| joined in Subscription to support Dr.. Bessen,
who refused to give the name of the mother in
the case Of the description named.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03
ID s. S q l. u T. q ".

The partnership heretofore existing under the
style. aud title of CLARK * WOODW ARD. is this
,lav dissolved by mutual and Daniel Clark is
alone authorized settle up the business of the late
firm. whom all those having claims against the con
will please present them. and those indebted To
the firm viii confer 4 favor hy settling soon con-
vCnitnt.
Aur IL lSlJ
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03
BALL GOODS, 1855.
pEARcE s. EERGusoN

PEARCE s. FERGUSON
Are Receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
Foreign and Domestic, Simple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Bonncts, Hats, Caps, Boots and
With general assortment of READY-MADE E
CLOTHING, to which they invite the attention OF
Merchants the Ladies and ALL and which they offer at
toners at Wholesale or Retail.
b. F. PEARCE. J. B. FERGUSON.
Sep. l. 1850. Cliff
FALL OF 1855
We are Receiving our stock of Fall
and WINTER GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS. CAPS.
Having determined to relinquish the Hardware
Trade We offer Our STOCK at greatly reduced prices
for Cash.
Our friends who behind hand in their aymcnts
arc earnestly requested to pay up
NEW GOODS.
STARR & WILLIAMS
Arc no,c rcccirin" tie largest Stock of Dry Goods
HATS, BOOTS. SHOES. AND READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
Ever offered by them. which! they Will sell small
advance on first cost for Cash. the usual
time to prompt paying customers
J. b. STARR. J. NJ WILLIAMS.
Sept. /, 1855. Cliff
FIFTY TONS GUANO.
The Subscribers receiving their Fall Stock of
G RO ERIES embracing large and General
assortment in their line. which they offer to whole
sale buyers at the lowest market rates for cash Cou-
try produce, the usual credit to prompt paying
customers.
ALSO.
Fifty Tons lest PER EJZIN GUINO,
for Cash. at ) cents per pound.
GEO. ". WILLIAMS * co.
Sep. !. 1855. Cliff
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03
d. W. c. BENBOW, d. ID. S,
Graduate the Baltimore College of
Dental SURGERY.

Ns&>s-s-o Office hours from 9 \. NJ. to l p VI.
|IlIIYYY ) L. NJ to ) F. NJ.
DIR. BE\BOW may he found at his Room the
Market where all who in need of the services OF
Dentist respectfully invited to call. All opera
tions performed upon the latest and most approved
plans TO those in need OF Artificial Teeth he would
simply say that he is behind in Improvement. He
inserts from to entire set upon fine Gold or
Platina plate. which he guarantees TO be equally rs
serviceabc as the natural organs.
lie spends nine months of each year il this place,
(from first of October TO the first of July.)
September %, ISJI If
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OLD RYE wIIISkEH.

The subscriber having received the -cncy for the
sale of DR.. Frank Wi Wlliams X f WlIiSkEl, in forms
the public that supply of the genuine article al
ways be found at his store Gillespie street. at
wholesale II retail.
II. MITCHELL.
September lith. Gm
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03

Com IN THE WEsT--The Madison (Indiana)
Banner says everybody 10 that region is engaged
in building eor,-cribs The Like OF the crops i'll
Indiana and Kentucky was never seen before.
Farmers have their hands full. ghg
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03
GEORG + Nj DUFFIE,
INSPECTOR OE TINEER AXD LUMEER,

U EOItG II vi III L L F1E,
INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMEER,
WIL.lILt'(i TOY. ". e..
MAY 10, 1875. Gm
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND EXPECT TO KEEP Up
A LARGE STOCK or Groceries.
WE OFFER
$50 Bags CoAee-Iio. Lagrlira and Java,
Is Hhds. Sugars. +le
50 Molasses,
900 Sacks Salt. t...
- Bills. Suears,-conee, crsrsh'd u powdered
l25 Bags Shot
A. Kegs Powder.
30 4Hhds Western Bacon,
$500 Lbs y. {.
59.0N3 SegarS. assorted qualities,
100 Boxes Cheese.
With every other article in line. All of which
We will dispose of low for CASH exchange for pro-
ducc naval stores. t.=s
D. & W. McLAURIN.
June 2d 4S-tt
LOOKING GLASSES.
10 CASES. assorted. from 9 to ID Y 2G inches
w i'll be sold low; and safely packed. by
w. \. TILLINGHAST.
Dealer in Crockcry. China. Glassware. &c.
Sept. l, 1870. 6l-'m
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FOR L. z
\ 7 r f D Z G f D p Il + S,
For CASH Short Time,
$50 Carriages, BarOucllcS.
40 OTICE.

Y Q TT Z z
Persons purchasing RAGS for me will recollcct that
l have never offered any thing for Wool silk rags
and will allow nothing for them but will give cents
per b. for all coarse ing and loose paper separated
from the Rags. d. MI itIilA.
Sept. II. 1919. G,'-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1855-11-03

Oct 81. 1855
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-06
no the (sermans.

We suppose there is but little use in address.
ing any words to the lower class Of orr German
citizens, on their political duties Tney probably
do not read newspapers not priD..ed in their own
language, or If they do they sscribe every senti-
ment therein 10 some low yolitical party motive
or else, what seems to be the most common, they
merely follow the lead of their demagogues, with
out any reflection wh,.tever."--N. Y Isnss.
This is the lang uage Of an ant-American pa
per- Two facts are distinctly stated:
!. That the lower class of Germans do not
read nswspap ers not printed in their own Ian
guage
.. Thas they are led by designing politicians
and dernagogues.
What better reasons do we want for the re-
peal Of the naturalization laws7 Should such
persons be permitted to exercise the elective
franchise? Can the institutions of the coun-
try be safely intrusted to the keeping Of men,
who either cannot or do not read the English,
and who will not and cannot, if they would,
comprehend the nature and form Of our gov
crnments "AIost commonly they follow the lead
Of their demagogues, without any reflection
whatever"
Should such men be allowed q voice in the
affairs Of State, who are in the market, and can
be bought and sold like cattle?
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-06

Tux Tory OATH or l776.--I, A. B., do
swear to be true to his Majesty King George, and
70 serve him houeNly and faithfully In defence Of
his person, crown, and dignity, against all his ems
miesn America or opposcrs, whatever; 70 keep
secrets, and TO observe and obey the order OF my
superior officers that shall be Issued out 70 me
from time 10 time. SO help me God. l. A.
b, do swear TO keep secret all that you shall
saw or read 10 me, and and not TO reveal the same
10 blood relations or any other person whatever.
SO help me God.
The above Is the oath taken by the Tories Of
the Revolution. RushviHe (Isd) Jaeksonian.
We never saw this oath before. We 90 not
think that 1t is to be found in any history OF the
Revolution. n IL Is genuine, the Indiana editor
probably found II among the archives Of bis family