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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-26
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Physiological View Of Marriage,
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LOST BAGGAGE.
Carriage Work and Horse Shoeinc

FuNHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform the
II citizens of ST. Paul that they have taken the
Shop formerly occupied by Mr. Penfel6, on wabashaw
street, and all work entrusted to their will
in the best style.
OWEN BIRDSALL.
Particular attention paid to Horse Shooting. ma2Owam
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Coal Yard and Coal Stoves.
G.. r. PRICE e. CO

"HOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS In every
w variety Of Steamboat, Hptei, House Furnishing
aud Fancy GcodsWooden aud Willow Ware, and all
kinds Baths, Water Coolers, Ice Chests
Provision Safes, &C., &C., Saint Anthony Street, San
Paul. ss5 frgf Sept 5, ls56
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WELLMAN & Johnson.

NIVIL ENGINEERS, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Al
~ kinds of Surveying, Mapping, etc., executed to
order. OG2ce over Dayton's office, opposite the Pos
Once. rsJ ~ t.F5.a ,-cs .@ss-7s 81 e.ss ~ s.
instrument Makers, Troy, n T., furnish instru
ments OF first quality lower than they can
be obtained where else in the Territory. Specimens
of them may be seen Ut our Office. ~
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Lime. Lime, Lime,

THE subscribers have constantly hand very an.
perior article of pure wood burnt lime, manufactur
ed In ST. Paul In Shreoder's celebrated patent Kins
The advantages of lime burnt by this process is that II
is always fresh and thoroughly burnt, free from ashes
and In short. article Of lime Apply At the
kilns near the market House, st. Paul. sIE,r :
VIM. BRANCH CO.
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E1 Jonas Webb, a wealthy English
man, and the original cultiyator of the South
Down race of sheep, is now exhibiting spe-
cimens of the breed at the cattle show in
Paris lie was dressed in PEASANTS blouse,
under which ne wore magnificent chain,
reaching to his girdle. Each link of the
chain consisted Of q gold medal received by
the owner at some agricultural fair or other,
as prize for the excellence of his South
Downs. g.. -.ts
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TEMPERANCE House,

SAINT PAUL, n. T. -lfss
GNoOD Boarding by the day, week or month on easy
- TERMS Good stabling attached. share Of ths
ru6lie patronage is respectfully solicited. e-e ~
Stages call at this House daily for Passengers.
sign, square and Compass. [Jan 20, 1856 1yw
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~ The London Gazette contains an
of1clai notice declaring Doctor Rae and his
companions entitled to the reward of aIO,-
600 offered to those who should first ascer
tain the fate Of Sir John Franklin,
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SILK and Linen Hdkfs at
= HAsLEFT & rHoMpsoH,s.
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HAMIJNE HOIISEg

WIN. v. OHiLSON,.......... .....PRoPRIEr0R.
RED WING, MINNESOTA. q
WIS House Is now ready the accommodate OF
n the Travelling Public. 1t Is pleasantly situated
near the Upper landing. The are pleasant and
airy, and the Proprietor is determ~sd that shall
be wanting to make guests feel at home.
G Baggage conveyed to and from the boats free OF
charge. IReG Wing. NAV II SIX
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e. The earnings Of the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad for the year ending S1st June
reached the sum of $2,SoO,442 81, exceed
ing the receipts of the previous year by
$685., l59 0s, or little over Is per cent.
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- 4 gentleman in Butler county.
Pennsylvania an 4" old line Whig," writes to
the Pittsburg Gazette, denying the stories
sent to the Buccaneer press of that city, from
Butler county. After saying that the old
line Wings of Butler viii not support Blu
chanan he adds: 4 great number of intelli-
gent Democrats will not torch him. 1 had
thought we could beat him 500 votes in the
county, but have just seen neighbor who
has been all over the country, and he as
sures me the majority will be from 700 to
1000" De
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DIR. G. HADFIELD,

"OMEEPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Office Third ST..
IL tetween Cedar aud Minnesota; Residence, frsi
House below the Steps leading from ST. Anthony Street
to the Upper Landing N. B.-Dr. n. wishes 1t to be
understood that services rendered
he expects his pay st Paul. Oct 2s-itf.
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J. r. IRVINE. ,. M. sTONE.aa r. MCCORMICK
Irvine, Stone Mccormick,
nEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, st. Anthony ST.
IL near the Winslow House. viii buy and sell Rea
Estate, warrants, pay taxes nonresdent
and attend particularly TO conveyancing making
Of plats and maps. Farming lands, city and
town property for sale. st. Paul, Aus. %, 1864.
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Express Notlce.
I5OR the better accommodation of our Express bus,
ness we have removed our office to the levee foot OF
jackson street, during the continuance Of navigation
FREIGHT TARIFF REDUCED.
We are now running messengers every other day in
connection with the American Express Company a nd
attend general Express business all its branch-
es of reduced rates.
All packages delivered and called for any where
within the corporation free Of expense.
JuIe 81. j. G. BURBANK 4. Co.
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lt BLAKELY & BURBANK,
Storage, Forwarding& Commission

NJ E r. c H N IS,
A GENTS for the Minnesota Express Company, Ga
IA lena, Dunlieth ana Minnesota Packet Company,
and Merchants Dispatch. Ohce corner OF jackson
and Lower Levee, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Mark Pack
ages, Scare of ssB & B,' st. Paul. Api l6
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& The only railroads in operation in
the state of Illinois in 1851, were the Gale
ma and Chicago AZ miles, the Aurora IL
miles, and the Morgan and Sangamon road
As miles, making total Of % miles. At the
present time, there are in operation eighteen
roads traversing the state, 2,0S5 miles,
being an increase, in years, of 1889.
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ID AL RSTATE AND INSURANCE A SENT, Once
NJ on Third Street, st. Paul, Minnesota. Land
bought and I'D on commission. Land Warrans
Investments made to the best advantage. Insurance
effected In the most responhe Eastern Companies upon
all kinds of valuable property.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Borup & Cakes. Brown &
Fletcher, Hon. H. NJ. Rice, w. P. Murray. [Jan ,'6e
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. -~s n. P. INGALLS,,
NlEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE, VOCAL MUSIt
Il AND THOROUGH BASS. Rooms in the Baldwin
School, st. Paul. $685..
P. s. Piano Fortes tuned. March ~, 1856.
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Jeffrey +. ADAMS, M. D.,
DHYSICIAN and SURGEON. ONCE cor. of Main
u and Front streets, Mankato City, NJ. T. 'la gs
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In and for
eFillmore County.
Summons.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-03-12

be the firm, consistent, and under all circum-
stances, reliable friend of our nominee. and
who feels no other preference.
And further, That the said committee be
instructed to report. subject to the approba-
ton of this Convention, the names of twenty
seven persons, two senatorial and one rel re-
sentative from each Congressional district. as
candidates for Electors of President and Vice
President of the United States. to be support
ed BY the Democratic party at the next cleo
ton.
Mr. REILLY addressed the Convention elo-
quently in support of the resolution, after
which it was adopted
Mr. DAWSON moved that committe of
thirteen be appointed to prepare resolutions
ex pressive of the sense Of the Convention
which was agreed to
Mr. WELSH moved that the Convention
proceed to ballot for candidate for Canal
Commissioner.
Mr.. PCRvIANCE moved that the motion of
Mr.. WELSH be postponed for the present /;
which, after some remarks from Messrs.
WELSH, GILLIs and PURvIAScE. was agreed to.
Mr.. PIoLETr moved that when the Conven-
ton adjourns, it will adjourn to meet at seven
o'clock this evening which was agreed to-
Mr. MAGkAw moved that tie Convention
do now adjourn; which was agreed to.
Adjourned.
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35nlitnnl.
PROCEEDINGS
OF TIE
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,

House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Harrisburg, March 4. 1856.
The Democratic State Convention, to ap-
point delegates to the Cincinnati National
Convention, Presidential Electors. and to
nominate a State ticket, assembled in the
Hall of the House of Representative at 10
o'clock, A NJ, when
JAMES F. JOHNSTON. Esq, Chairman of
the State Central Committee, called the Con-
vention to order.
On motion of " E. PIolErr. J. PORTER
B2AwLEY. of Crawford county was chosen
temporary Chairman.
On motion of P G. SHANNON and VIM
CENT PRELPs. &. BIDDLE ROBERTS, Of Allie
ghenv, and B. F. SLOAN, of Erie, were cho-
sen Secretaries.
The list of delegates was then called by
the Secretaries. as follows:
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
1 Phila. city c. Frazer. Chas. Nc,
Grath.
2 Phila. county, D Campbell, Wm.
Lamb, Geo r Barrel.
Moutgomery-Ed. Satherwaite.
Chester and Deaware-O. E. Strickland.
5 Berks-Jos. Hagerman.
Bucks-F. Vansant
Lancaster and Lebanon-Jas L. Rey-
nolds, W. W. Murray.
Dauphin and Observation-Disclosures acob
Leisenring.
9 Northampton and Lehigh-J. D. Stiles.
10 Carbon. Monroe. Pike aud Wayne--La-
fayette Westbiook. of Pike.
IL Adams and Franklin-Wilson Reilly
12 York-Jno. Rankin.
IS Cumberland and Perry-John Stuart.
IL Centre, Lycomrng, Clinton and Sullivan
-Wm F. Packer.
IS Blair, Cambria and Huntingdon--Ed-
ward Patterson.
10 Luzerne, Montour and Columbia-Hend-
rick B. Wright.
II Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming
Jno N Means.
lS Tioga, Potter. Mexican. Elk, Clear6eld,
Jefferson aud Forrest-De Witt G. James
10 Mercer. Venango and Warren-Joseph
Y. James.
90 Erie aud Crawford Vincent Phelps.
u Butler, Beaver and Lawrence-Lewis q.
Mitchell
% Allegheny. A. Gibson, R. Biddle
Roberts.
% Washington and Greene. A j. Bu-
chanan.
"a Somerset Bedford and Fulton-J. S.
Robinson.
25 Armstrong, Indiana and Clarion Charles
Lambertou.
90 Jsniata. Mifflin and Union-Reuben
Keller
81 Westmoreland & Fayetts- Wesley Frost
IS Schuylkill-Clamsnt Foster.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-03-12
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.

Adanas-H j Stable
AUeqheay-S " Black, Henry McCul-
Tough, Matt Harbeson, P C CShannon, Charles
Barnett.
Armstrong, Clarion and Jeferson--W
Ralston, Seth Clover. Dav Barclay.
Bedcer, Butler and Ldrrence-C Carter,
Jno n Purviance. David Tidball
Bedford. Fulton and Canlbria-Geo II
Spang, Richard White.
Berks-Jacob Wicklein. Fl L Miller, G W
Esser, w N Potteiger.
Blair and Huntingdon-Theo S Snyder,
Thos 2 Campbell.
-Bradford-Vic E Piollett, W H Peck
Bucks-Paul Applebaugh, w Harris, Jon
sthan Ely
Carbon and Leaigh-A Brodhead, NJ
Hannum.
Csntre-Samuel Strohecker
Chester Hodgson, j d Evans, Ralph
Marsh.
Clearfdd. 1NcKean and EM-J l. Gillis.
Clinton. LycoTning and POtter-John Pi-
stt, Miles White.
Columbia and Montour-J G Montaamerv
Crdwford--J Brawley, w Kerr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bricker, Thos NJ Bid
DaupAia-<-saml Bigler, o Barret.
Dela,odre-John z James
Erie-Wilson Laird, B F Slean.
Fayette and Westmoreland--J l. Dawson,
Eobt Given, Wm Ross, E j Keenan,.
Franklin-G W Brewer. J NJ Cooper.
Greene--Jesse Lazear.
Indiana-Adam Lowrie.
LebaRon--W NJ Breslin.
Lancaster-Dr James Cushmnn. Henry S
Magraw, DR. Samuel Parker, DANES s Nina
aon, Abraham Peters.
Lezerme-D H Throop. Saml G Turner.
Mercer, Fenanse and Warren-James
9azleton, Arnold Plumer, G w Sco6eld.
Mifain-Wm Gilmore
Momroe and Pike-Oscxr Mott
ssmtssn's,yLPhaip s Gerhard, John G
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-03-12

The report Of the Commitse was adopted sf
ter which,
On motion, the Convention adjourned to rss,
tomorrow morning ST 10 o'clock.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention met at o'clock, pursuant
to adjournment, and was called to order by
Mr. BRAwLEY.
Mr. PURyIANcE, from the committee on per-
manent officers, reported the following;
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Hon HENDRICK b WRIGHT, of Lu-

0'1 - |1-sD1tIOI u " ItIOIII, OF Lu-
zerne.
4ices Presidents,
Thos George. Philadelphia.
VIM Lamb,
Philip D Gerhart. Montgomery,
Jne + James, Delaware,
Jacob Wicklein, Berks,
Paul Applebaugh, Bucks,
Abraham Peters. Lancaster,
Samuel Bigler. Dauphin,
Miffhn Hannum, Lehigh.
2 N Crane, Wayne.
II j Stable, Adams,
inc Rankir, Terk,
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TRR r M S.:

THE DEMOCRAT s. SENTINEL, is publish
ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg,
Cambria Co., Pa, at 81 so perannum, IF PAID
rs ADVANCE, if not $2 will be charged.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in
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CoUncil, RAY S Co,

Council, RAY S Co.,
HAY STREET, FAYETTEyIE.Lr.
Arc now receiving their FALL. STOCK of STAPLE
and FANCY
DRY GOODS.
In which may be found FOR THE LADIES:
Plain cold Plaid. White and Black DeT.ATNES:
CASTIMERES and ME3INOS: Plain and Fio-el Fancy
and Black SlhkS: Cloth NANFLES and OAKS:
Cloak CLOTH; SKIRTS and S[IRTING: Nerino
VESTS; BONNETS; EMBRo RoIDEUIES &c.
FOR GENrT'LEJuE.N:
Hats; Boots and Shoes; Vestings; CasSimeres
White, Black and Fancy Stocks and Cravats:
Ready Made Clothing, &c.
-AI4S0.-
Iinsevs Kerseys and Plaids. Blankets Brogans Table
Cloths and Covers. Allendate oheetings. Chldren's
kid Gloves Wool Sacks and Comforts. Youths and
Rows, Clothing. English and Italian Grapes Dimity
Embroidery Silks and Braids
A good assortment of Ladies. Gentlemen $ and
HOSIERY. &c.
Sept. 20 of-i
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'sllSW GOODS.


I!lI1sA
Ire noao receirtag the Mrgest .Stoch Of Dry Goods
HATS BOOTS SHOES AND READI-MADE
CLOTHING,
Ever offered by them. which they will sell at small
advance on first cost. for Cash. or 0 the usual
time to prompt paying customers.
J. B. STARR. J. VI. WILLIAMS.
Sept. l. lo5j. Cliff
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To MR. S. d. PIHkIN. IIarnett County. \. c.

To MR. S. d. PIHI1IN. IIarnett County \. c.
We deposited in the Post Office at Fayetteville.
about the first Of January last letter addressed to
YOU S5ummerville \. g.. containing Note made by
for One hundred and twenty y-fve dollars payable
the order OF J. x T. Wadsliil, and negotiable at
either of the Banks Fayetteville. and are
informed that YOU deny the receipt of said letter and
note. give this public notice that we do not hold
You responsible Tor the payment OF the above men
TONED any other notes OF any date denomi-
nation. nrgotiac and payable at Bank and all other
persons dcharred from the collection OF the said
note as it payable to our order and not endorsed
l,v }. X I. W WADDlIL.
Fayetteville. Feb 10. 9G-3t
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NOYICE
Al persons Indebted to the Subscriber are hereby
notified forward and settle by the LIST Of April
they will find their notes and accounts IN the
hands of an officer for collection. He he found
at the old stand where he formerly done business.
Il. ID. DAVIS.
ClOCK REP AIRING-The Subscriber repairs
Clocks short notice at his old stand Person street.
He will Clock for twelve months, after pas
sin" through his hands Give me a triad and if salts
faction is given will make no charge.
r. ID. DAVIS
March l. 1896. SIN.
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d. W c. BENBOW, d. ID. S.,
Graduate CT the Baltimore College
DEATAI SURGERY.

ks-s.z-E-e Office hours from \. NJ. to 1 P. NJ.
1IIIIIy % - ; p. NJ. 5 2. NJ.
DIR. BENDOW may be 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. 70 those in need OF Artificial EeatE, he would
simply say that he is behind in no Improvement He
inserts from one to an entire set upon fine Gold or
ilatina plate. which he guarantees to be equally
scrvccajle as the natural organs.
He spends nine months OF each year III this place,
(from first Of October to the first of July.)
September 29, 1875. If
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,. e. POE,
DE AI.ER IN

DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. AND
Ready-lIude Clothing.
Particular attention paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods and Trimmings.
HAY STREET, FAYETTEVILLE. \. c.
Nov vcmicr Sd. 1873. If
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r 4 l. L.. So.

Il -
JAMES KYLE has just received large
and general assortment of
Dry G:ooels,
Among which are,
60 pieces Dress DcLains,
French and English AIerino,
Plain Merino, real French,
Persian Cloths,
Black and Co.ored Silks,
Irish Linens, all Flax,
Table Cloths and Napkins,
Carpeting, very cheap,
Calicoes, we'll assorted
Kerseys and Linseys,
Silk, Wooden and Cotton Hose,
Ladies' Twisted Silk Mitts,
Dress Trimmings, &c, &c.
All of which being purchased by the package for
Cash. will be offered at the lowest market price for
cash time to paying customers
Sept. 81 1875. If
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S25 RE ARD.

RANAW-AI from the subscriber on the 25th of Dec
last. his negro Tom Said negro is between 25
and 80 years of and is about feet 10 ii inches
high bright mulatto. with Iuustaches and whskers
and has a his left hand. Said Tom is Brick
layer by trade, and purchased in Macon Ga and
Sawed his time at his trade under j. d. Davis of Col
unhia s. G.. to whom he once belonged. He will.
doubt, endeavor get lack to the above mentioned
places
will give the above reward for his apprehension
and Imprisonment that [ can him.
JOHN l.. MCMILLAN.
EliZabcthtown Biaden Co.
Jan. %. 1856. S23m
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A DUEL.-Thc Rome Courier has an account
of a duel lately fought near Dallas, Pauldng
county, Ga. The parties were Wiley Jones and
Wm Bane, relatives. They fought with rifles
and fired three times. Jones was slightly
wounded by the first two shots, after which he
rushed upon his antagonist and tried to knock
him down with his rife. In this he failed,
however, and had his brains beaten out 10y
Bane. Jones died Immediately, and Eane
escaped. -.SaraMnah JomrnaL
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TAKE NOTICE, That I have been arrest
ed by virtue CapaS al s'atisacendum, issued. at
the instance OF X. =. lston ad that intend at the
next SUPERIOR Court to be held for the County of
Chatham the Court House in Pttsboro. the 3D.
Monday Of March, 1856. to said Court for lc1Ye to
take the benefit of the Acts of Assembly passed Tor
the Relief of Insovcnt Debtors. when and where you
attend and object il you think proper.
ss< .A~EFs.-sF.s NATHAN KING. {
Feby 20, 1886. S7-it
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q = u t3Fs9 FACT EsV,
RY GEO. LAUDER.

s-ar~ orro size To e. W. Vikings Auction Store
Iay"ttevili'r \. =.
sDet !. 1SJ5.
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DWELLING FOR SALE.
The Dwelling House fIaymount. occupied
by Wm L. Hail. Esq. Possession given within
month from sale.
Apply to H. l.. BRANTL1.
Feb 23 S6-2t
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j IA MES C. llA1 Is.

AT,Fos vE1Y ar rAyg
All business intrE c wilI Is, promptly attended 10
address NentF F,lie pest enicc Ecnm on,l county \ C
October T. I>,5 iv
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ga.,- The young lady who wrote the following lines
intends cn CRATE west Pre-, ided the Intrinsic
pathos OF her fails to produce effect the cal
lous hearts Of all who made familiar with it
My heart is sick, my heart is sad
But oh, the cause [ dare not tell
ain not grieved, | am not glad,
| am not sick, | am not well.
Pm not myself, I'm not the same,
l am, indeed, | know not what
I'm changed in all. except in namc---
Oh, when shall | be changed in THAT?
The young man VINO wrote the following
pam is unable to emgrate:-
Ny heart is faint, my heart is smashed
I'm all over in q fix
Ny hopes once high downward dashed
Oh, Dolly Jane. Men-0A A5c@s!
Keen your dog away from me, said
dandy to a butcher boy. oe.a ,ou,
| said the boy.
! covontvfhree battles were fought during the
1s55 in which TS.0oI men were killed.
lT,a whole number of deaths occasioncd by the
nm cannot be less than 300, 600.
We once heard rich who was badly
iniured by being run over.
1T isn't the accident said he. that | mind :
swll cart makes me mad"
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Well just trouble you with a h"e' as 'he
hangman said to the culprit
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BOARDING q,
NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the late Firm of SHEM-
WELL x MCDONALD. are respectfully requested to
call and settle. longer indulgence will not be given
". b. SIIEMW ELL.
Feb 25 1856. s7-4t
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IRISH POTATOES.

IRISH POTATOES.
100 Bbls. yellow Planting Potatoes;
10 EIhds New Crop Molasses;
100 Ploughs. different sizes;
800 Sacks Liverpool Salt:
10 Straw Cutters;
10 Corn Shelters.
Just received and for sale by
P. p. JOHNSON.
Feb. 2, 1856. s34t
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OFFICE Front Rooms. ever Dr. s J. Biasdale's
Chemist and Drug Store,
fcjN =. iS56. SAL
The North-Carolinian., 1856-03-15

The Subscribers convey the Mail between Fayctte-
vile and Barciay ySyllc in BUGGY and accommo-
date one or two passengers. The route is by way of
kjngsiufy. Bunns Level. Summerville and Neill's
Creek. The days for lea wing Fayetteville Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. at clock. a. m-Returns
Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings. Fare from
Fayetteville to Gunlncryille -.
J. r. HARRIS.
Aug. p. 1873. a. PARKER.
The North-Carolinian., 1856-03-15

A New VERSION ossuth thus interprets
the Central American Treaty 1.-Two travellers
had but one horse; of them proposed an
agreement on these terms the first half hour
you shall walk and l will ride; the second half
an hour / will ride and YOU shall walk Just
such would be the Central American treaty.
according to the English interpretations
The North-Carolinian., 1856-03-15
ZOE S ALE.

FOR SALE
TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly the Southern
Plank Road and each side or Big Eockiisil. One
Of the best TuFpoutine sections i'll the county, with
convenient Improvements for family residences with
small corn mi never failing stream. and first
rate situation for Il Turpentinc DistcTy and Store.
a. 4 MckETHAN
Feb'y o 1850. If