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Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

Ea5" Mr.. CLAY's BIRTHDAY is to be celebra-
ted on grand scale in his native county Of
Hanover, at a beautiful place called the Slash
Cottage, situated Immediately on the railroad
between Fredericksburg and Richmond. The
President of the United States and others are
invited and, as the celebration is totally ire
spective Of party, it is expected they will attend
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TAYLOR & mAURY have the honor %

TAYLOR d MAURY have the honor 10
u announce the completion OF preparations IoT
the festive season. In addition 10 their ordinary
stock, (which has always been characterized i,y
elegance and varieiy,l they have received--
choice selection OF beautifully illustrated And
tasiefully bound Books.
Articles of vertu,n IN Porcelain Drun.r a,,a
other manufacture.
Writing Desks, IN papier mache aud rosewood
Gard Baske $, Inksiands, Ladies' Cabas.
Cigar Stands and Gases, Portenonnaies.
Taper Stands, &c.
Together with general assortment of nc velties
remarkable for combination of the useful with
the ornamental, at prices suitable The ariisano
millionaire.
Book and Stationery store, near 9Th street
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MIR. BUCHANAN's POSITION ON THE
KANsAs-NEBRAsK BILL.

Our readers have seen the thorough going
sentiments Of James Buchanan upon this sub
ject in his letter to Mr.. Slidell OF the 28th Of
December last.
We characterized the Unions defence, eUen
Of Mr.. Buchanan, against the charge that he
would not be found square upon the principles
Of that bill, as wholly unnecessary. Indeed,
we suspected our neighbor's enthusiasm for
General Pierce, had rather inclined him to
hope there might be some ground for the
charge. But it is well to have published the
extract from Mr. BIS letter to the Hon. Senator
from Louisiana, so that the guns Of the ma.
licious and malignant might be for ever
spiked. &
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

GsJ~ THE REV. ALFRED CookMAN preached
twice, on Sunday, in the Wesley Chapel, of this
city. His father, who was lost in the steamer
President, in lS4l, having been a general ia
vorite with the church-going part of this com
munity, his son, an eloquent and talented min.
lister, met with cordial welcome from an ap-
preciative auditory.
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

Eas~ CAPTAIN WM. j. McCLUNEY has been
appointed to the command of the Norfolk Ma.
Wy Yard, in the place of Com. McKeever, de-
ceased. Capt. McCluney was the commander
Of the Powhatan, which recently returned, after
an extraordinarily swift passage, from the East
Indies
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08
VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA,

A [T.WW AcTes) Tor sale.--Havin leased for
a term of years, The Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs" TO persons whose high reputation war
rants the belefthey will be kept in the best style.
the undersigned now offers for sale the valuable
farm which surrounds the Springs.
IL contains upwards of 450 acres Of low ground.
remarkable for extraordinary crops Of corn, and
capable fbcing made the best possible nea rvs
As part of this ,nd yielded 100 bushels ola sople
acre, in 1853, the twelfth year Of successive. . nj.
vation, without manure; aud in 1854, bad a was
the season, produced 10 bushels-ihe Farm is
easily susceptible Of division, and is certainly one
of the best in Virginia. .r
Terms; One-third on the lst OF Dece n,ler ne ri,
and the balance in one and two years the reafter
with interest from date Of delivery.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
oy letters addressed to /" "Warentoh Springs, Vir.
gina - or TO Washington, d. @.
May 1+rtfY t7 THOMAS GREEN.
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II INTERESTING NEws.--We have inst

INTERESTING kEWs---We have Just
Il receved a large assortment OF BOOTS aud
SHOES for ladies', misses, and childrcns wear,
which we offer very low.
Ladies' Caters from 81 10 So
Misses Boots OF every kind, in proportion.
OF Children's Shoes we have every color aad
style, from IS cents up.
The inquiry generally is, Where can we end a
good assortment Of shoes Tor children? We can
answer all such querists TO their satisfaction II
hey give call
We would also state that we are prepared To
manufacture every style Of boot or shoes usually
worn by gentlemen, ladies, misses, or children.
Also on hand, every description OF boots aud
shoes, which will be sold very low.
Call and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we are determined TO sell.
s. G. MILLS & CO..
Mar 1--a No. 4S6 Seventh Il.
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ssy Capt. J. Mckinney, returned from the
East Indies in the frigate Powhattan, has been
ordered TO the command Of the Norfolk NAVY
Yard, vice Commodore McKeever, deceased.
80 Tho municipal election held in Ports.
mouth, Va, April 3, resulted in the election OF
DIR. James q. Hodges, the Democratic candi-
date for mayor, and the entire Democratic
council ticket, ~
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Nj. w. l.. PURCHASE.
EXCELSIOR CARD WRITER,
MANUFACTURER OF METALLIC GRAyERS,

Al WlLLhhDS.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS aud Visl-
lNl tors 10 Washington are respectfully informed
that at TAYLOR & MAURY'S Book aud STA.
tionery Store, near Ninth street, they will meet
all their requirements. Their extensive stock, in
addition 10 the following important works, com
prises every department of Literature, Science,
and Art.
New books received Immediately on publlca-
ton.
Weekly importations from England.
Calhoun's Works, vols.
JefIersons Works 9 vols :
Websier's Works, vols, autograph edition.
Everett's Orations and Speeches, q vols.
Clays Private Correspondence, 4 vol
). ). Premises Memoirs, 2 vols.
Bancrof's History Of the United States, @ vols.
Siatesmans Manual, A vols.
Hickeys Constitution, vol
Jeferson's Manual, i vol
The Constitution of the United States, 1 vol.
Elliot's Debates and Madison Papers, 8 vols.
Marsh's Orators aud Statesmen, vol.
Storys Works, 3 vols
Lives of Chief Justices Of the United States
Liebers Civil Liberty and Self Government,
2 vols.
Win's Life Of Patrick Henry, 4 vol
kennedy's Life OF Writ. vols.
Garlands Life OF John Randolph, 4 vol
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, vol.
De Tocquevilles Democracy in America,
vol.
The Federaist, vol
Grimke's Nature and Tendency Of Free lnsli-
.tutlons, vol.
Constitutional Tex. Book, vol
Careys Past, Present, and Future, 4 vol.
Seamans Progress OF Nations, l vol.
McElligotts American Debater, 4 vol.
Future Wealth Of America, vol.
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, 1 vol
Every description Of American, English, and
French stationery Of the finest qualities, al the
lowest prices.
Visiting Cards engraved aud printed with the
greatest prompliiude.
TAYLOR a. MAURYS,
Dec S--du Near Ninth street
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WAsHTNGroN 9IRvING,s NEW

w Work, Wolfert's Roost and other Papers,
now first collected, by Washington Irving
Scottish Songs, Ballads, and Poems, by Herr
Ainsiee. ss1iaa -eatW ~ wt ts =. Hs
Full Proof OF the Ministry, Sequel to the Boy
who was trained up 70 be Clergyman, by John
N. Norton, A. M. nrtr Flaous
Memoirs Of Lille, Exile, and Conversations Of
the Emperor Napoleon, by the Count de les Cases,
with portraits and other illustrations a.5 is n
Manuel Of Sacred History, by John Henry
Kurtz, d. d.. H9stNfs eI4 .,l-IF
lust Published and for sale at . s.1 NJ
80 ~ \ y si@ TAYLOR ~ MAURYS
Febl5 nnna7t Bookstore, near 9th street
a'eEA heith1fH sSa s9a,8ab ,H saa vs. III ag,
alss--gI gtnt
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Pardon Of DIR Crsb.m.

The Governor Of New York has pardoned
DIR. Graham, of New Orleans, who was con-
victed IN New York some time since for killing
COL Loring, nj the ST. Nicholas Hotel. fga
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08
FOR ESIDENT.
JAM ES BUCH A N A N
OF PENNSYLVANIA

Subject 10 The Decision Of the National Con-
UeatiOn.
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

HnsMAne hss kssaFem WaaAsnaEen aad csarsm.
aass ~ A~assf
ThsoasA T.sksas ssa baggage cAseks 30 bs had
ia washinglnn"
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

y "Let them," said he, "equip three frigates
Of equal size and armament and man two Of
them from among those retained on the active
list, and give the third to be manned with the
retired, farloughed, and dropped, and I'll whip
the two in an open sea-6ght.n
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

...... Afather being applied to for the reason
of his sons absence from school, the master
received the following intelligent reply:
Kepathometogotaterin
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- Episcopal service will be held next Sat-
srday ere, July 18th, and Sunday July 18th, at
~ Court house., It which time there will be ex
srtions made - Gsanis. Parish. We hope all
those who are friendly to the Church, will lerd
their I'D and ses.stance, at least in organizing
we are assured BY Bishop Lee, that If there can
be Parish established herr, We can have help
from our Eastern friends 70 build us Chapel
We are in hopes Of church both for the town
and our own interests, may the coed work pros
per.
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Hymenial.

Asa conclusion to our article of last week
" NOV ~, - did our blessd Saviour, with
bis last expiring breath Of mortality, "'Tis fa-
iahsd,n which We give ntterance to with our last
expiring respiration Of celibAcy.
A. csusty, Grabbed, saarling old fool of q
p" bach" our days are numbered. From such
N sristsocs We havs passed away, and Is such
our memory viii soon BE- forgotton--to perpetu.
sss which let the following be my epitaph:
MAsusD.-By ths Hon. VIM. H. Tathill,
Judge Of the let Judicial District, ct the resi-
dence Of M. Aaron Gilbert, in Upton, on the
eve ming Of the 9Th day Of July, WELLS spicER
10 Mn ABDEY J. GILBERT, both Of this place.
fSKN'R ED.
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Cedar Co. Republican Convention.

Alta Mass Meeting Of the Republicans
OF Cedar County, convened a. Tiptoa,
July 4,h, 1856.
The meeting was called to order by ]
w. Ca,tcll; aal on motion DR.. ]. X.
Maynard was appointed Chairman, and
H. c. Gill, Secretary.
On motion OF Edgar Wright. COM
mi,,ee Of one from each Township wa
appointed to apporion the number Of
votes which each Township shall be en-
titled 10 cast Oh the nomination Of OFF,
GERS BY this convention.
On motion committee OF three were
appointed by the Chair, on permaaen,
organization; the committee were Thos.
James, S. S. Daniels and $. Garrison.
On motion the following gentlemen
were appointed a committee On Resola-
tons. viz: ]. W. Cat,sll Edgar Wright,
e. Rood, r. Cover and Thomas Robin
son.
On motion adjourned until q o'clock
Pm.
At which time the convention reassem-
,b!ed.
The committee on permanent orgaai-
cation reported the following names for
officers Of the conventions:
For President, Rober, Cover.
Vice do r. Robinson &
ID. Pla,ner,
Secretaries. Thos VIM 1
WIN. McClain.
On motion the report was accepted and
unanimously adopted.
The committee on resolutions report
the following, which was read, separate
ly Considered and UNANIMOUSLY adopted,
viz:
Rlsolred, Tia, we cordially endorse
the nomination by the late National
Convention. assembled a, Philadelphia,
Of Col. John C. Fremont, for Pres den,,
aud VIM. L, Dayton for Vice Presiden,
Of the United States.
Rssolpsd. That in the platform adopt
ed BY that Conven,isn. we recognize the
great issue now before the American
people. Tha. the principles contained
therein are in accordance with right, JUS
tice, humanity. and the Constitution OF
our country, and tina, both candidates
and platform shall have our hearty, ear
nest and undivided efforts for their cleo
ton and support.
On motion Of Wells Spicer, the Phila-
deiphia platform was read.
The Committee to apportion the rep
sesentation from each Township, report
ed the following, which was adop.e d,
viz.
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does the World Hale p;et,, IT,

Does the World Hale Piety.-In ans.
wer TO this question, the celebrated Sid.
ney smrh says: at is not true that the
world hates piety. That modest and
uhob'rusve pie,y which fills tie heart
with all human charities, and makes 4
man gentle TO others and severe TO him.
Sell, is an object OF universal love and
Seneratlon. But mankind hate the lust
OF power when it is veIled under the rarb
OF pety; they hate cant, hyrqcricy :;
they hate advertisers and qaaeks in
piety; they do hot chose 10 be insu,ted
they love ,otare folly and rmpudence from
the alters which should only be a SANG
tuary Tor the rightous and the good"
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0rOar thanks are due Mr.. John E. Henry
'.
Sapesintendent Of the Mississippi and Missouri
Rail- Road, for correct time table. which took
effect Aoadsy, June 3Ob, st Is o'clock A. M.
We have always tried 70 be post, with the cor
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By Greg0Fes Instant Cure Of Pain.
The moment 1t is used internally. it darts
through tie system, aliays pains instantly. In
four minutes it has dslused through the lynn
phatic system and blood its thrilling power, and
quickly forced It's way through every feyeriSh
or diseased nerve, vein or Gland, dis wing Oh
structions, rel ewing inflammation, fevers and
spasmotic pains, has cure! nervous headache in
30 miauctcs, curing rheumatism masically, it
fact 1t is the siaG qua Hoa OF medicine.
sE- Just try one Bottle, Price 25cs ~
Sold BY A. GILBERT, Agent.
Also, by Hall q CHAMBERS. n 20 ".
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N e w
sE12H

IN UNION BLOCK
X BLoOMlNGDALE, of New York, CITY,
-. has just arrived, and has now open for
inspection, large and splendid stock of
IL d dy M de ClOt hing.
This is the Largest Stock of
Clothing That has ever been brought to Cedar
Coupty, and in point of quality and prices can.
not be surpassed by any establishment of the
king in the State of Iowa.
~ Il. The citizens of Upton and vicinity are
respectfully invited to call aud look for them
seivea. .BJpOyTNGDAyE
ia. Upton Ceder Co Iosa.
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D E N r IST r v

II T"iloss, surgeon Dentist,
A NNOuNCES TO the citizens Of Cedar and
Il adjoining counties, that he il thoroughly
posted IN the late improvements Of The profes-
aon, and Is prepared to do all in the shortest
no,Ioe ana In the most improved STYLE Office
at DR.. II. c. CHS, near Springdsle 70, astf
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pETEis y. SMITH.

BOOK BINDER AND BLANK BooE MASrFAcru RE-
io'7a 6pea"e, opposite Post ofoe, Nusc1tfae,
up stairs third story. Printing, Ruling and BIND,
ing OF every description executed TO order in the
best style, on short notice. and ON reasonable
terms
books rebound
n b. BooAbiaders stock for sale. 2Nf.
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And Tor Prosecuting attorney:
John Huber ID vo,o.
James w. Bagley % do

In both cases the nominations varo
made unanimous by acclana,ron.
on motion the following gentlemen
were appointed to represent this County
IN the convention 10 be held on the sth
inst.' at Toronto, Clinton County, for the
purpose oil noni9ating a floating repre.
sentative:
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JOHN SEMpLE & SON,

GIL A Y r ID WIN DO W. S.
THE subscribers are now prepared 10 offer to
L the citizens of Davenport and surrounding
country the most complete assortment of Paints,
Oils. Glass, Sash, Blinds and Doors ever brought
to this market
100000 setts Sash, assorted sizes.
1000 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes,
Doors, large assortment,
Blinds, the best lot of Window Blinds ever
brought to this market.
Lead, fresh lot OF White Lead, just rec'vcd.
Glazed windows,
We have for sale at Ne
10000 corner Brady and ith streets. large
stock Of Glazed Windows, assorted stzas
Store fronts fitted up with doable thickness
French Plate, or common Pittsburgh and New
York Glass. Glazing done upon short notice
and satisfactory terms
Orders promptly attended to-
BRADLEY & BROCKETr,
June %, % t. Nc. 10000, Brady Il Fourth.
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We win send The Advertiser to new subscri
bers, until the Close Of the present Presidential
Campaign, Cor the small sum Of Fifty cents.
This viii close the Sd Vol. of our paper. We
hops the friends of the principles We adyoca.e
viii seist 10 Increase our circulation.
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5leo advertisements.
NEW ADvERTrsEMENr

AS v Ln k4S1iKN INI.
lie undersigned takes this method to inform
= tae citizens of Upton, and surrounding
country that he has bought out the old firm Of
"l1ttAns X GowEr, ana has nov On hand, and
constantly receiving
FurnitureF of All Kinds.
hafeaus, Tables, Bedsteads Chairs. Sash. Mats
&c. S't' For which he will sell for Cash as low
De at any place in the West.
I all an d See for YourseIf.
iipton, July 10, 2Stf. n. J. HAWLEY.
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%As~xs% ~ N%~-S' @s< SA~~~ SA~ SA ~ 49, -
II I " HOL Esq L T..
The subscribers have now on hand aud are
daily receiving from the East and South, at
No. 5 FRONT ST, md LEFEE,
burrows New Block Davenport, Iowa
a large, well selected and full stock OF fresh,
Prime Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt,
Itoodealgars, Provisions &c.
which they offer to the trade at Who'll sale ex,
ciusjvely. To Retail Merchants, lloteIkeepe' 8,
and others of tic interior ot the state and Neh-
raska, who purchase at Wholesale, we give the
assurance that we will fill their orders and mem
o.anaa at Chicago aud st. Louis prices trans
portaton added.
Merchants, Groeers end ifotelkeepers, doing
business on the lire or near the line of the Miss
ssppi t. Missouri Railroad, Iowa City. or far
Their West viii find IL to their interest to make
their purchases Of ua and by shipping their
Goods 81 The N. s NJ. Railroad save 81 miles
hauling by teams from any other point on the
river. Oar facilities Ore Of the first class, and
we feel the most positive confidence, that If you
will give us call, look through our stock aud
learn our prices and terms We shall receive q
liberal share OF your patronage; which II shall
be cur aim, by furnishing hrst-rste goods at
favorable prices, and fair dealing, to merit and
receive,
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on motion the convention adjourned
with three ceeers for Fremont and Dav-
ton.
ROBERT COVER, Pres.
THos. WIsN. WIN. McCL,rv Sac,s
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pCREAUS.-2 doz. fureaus of diIercn
- patterns, received a d for sale by
nS-u WILLIAMS &GOWEY.
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Consisting Of twelve IT Us.
I4meii3te!y in the rear will
10 low the wHete troupe of chill.
drya ana LiiItBatian poAi s.
The procession Of - horses
Hiilcntef the town 1T 10 4. ii
WIN - HFF1e5HT =
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| NY White, Liquid Rouge, Flake Whit, Gar
IL mine, Toilet Powders, and Pun Boxes by
A. Gilbert
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ste of parties in the House Of Representatives

b tie Of parties in the House Of Representatives.
hi he following list Of the members Of the present
ed ase of Representatives. with the political parties
i'm which they divided, will be found worthy
$, preservation:
g.. Maine.
ssohn N1n FOOD Wood, <: A., 4. Samuel ?. Bs"son.
'E1eaessr KnSrlon, K N,6. Thomas J. d. Fuller, D.
Nee Hampshire.
8. Aaron H. C,ugin, K. N.
l, James Asaeao,n, "D.e. = s;s.sin S. Hovsu, ~,
3. Alcah Sdbn.
Massachusetts
s. xsssss bssatsa sa zssssay zTey 1s' sadf; ~ x
s. A"'0" Bura"game K.f 10: oalrin G. Gadss, K: N,
II. Mark Tratton, K N
Rhode Llond.
]. Nathaniel B. Duyse, K. NJ Benz. B. Turstou X A.
u, y conneetieut
sss zss ssa; Hss 4 K NJ, T. Tsiz T.zs,. 1eH e. K. H. <
Nes York.
!. William w. Walk, X. N.,l7 Francis E. Spinner
9. d. q. 2ranahan, K ~, is. Thomas r. Horton
>. Guy r. PeAon, K ~, 10. Oonas a. Hughston,
is bos KeS Wb,ev R sG asw G@s1s Tsas:N Mass <
6. John Wheeler, K. n. e. lad,e~ z Netarty, RN.,
,s b.ys,s h;s dsit Hs5"sa s . 1s: B. igssrs gss.
i. R"tss Il Ksng. K ", r. John II Psris,
T. f. Rasr &C.. 51sl M;x e e ;l NiiT E,s z Ls.
s a~ ssss ssss. SD A. 81. g. sss's ss: 1sz fscs
ss. Eaaei. s. daard., K n --'"
J. asiss. asssa 3 Gss::a. sss. < 9s:s. 4i.sag y,
1''s, ess : esasas 7 f 8; 4 81: sIs P.'
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a New Nsafs - = (syoljxa.

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We have ~ b essi Is ns,nSfs.s ri \ enorrh
can be sc<l " k6t fHSf bssf ~ ~ - a.
a mankind ~ 49, M ~ y ss}l;rS
durin1 the lf Ssf -
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and ioked VIM the k Fl 2Ss ss.,sos - ~ ~.
sate 81 ;sns 5SSe sls3a -. = S,st.. -ts~.
and had Il 6Ssn esntenS & 675s vs in Ss - esfiVs
srbefc II vvoni6 ~ TsrxS~., ,Y,..h.s
Of the South s,ssS - q - sSS-as
me mar: & - issssS ,sssS -. -
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"a usu. ,hs.esOio ~. ~
ne.t rhn Nc ne De!s g iss ~ ~
from nrescher ~as r; ; ' NJ 49, 49,
no 1nrht I;i' ~ lRPug oT t5s o0u
the sherhaS @ ia y . ':no oa oia snss ssens y
e Ssnspne9, and got INTO the thick wo0daS ch w9s
HE nja rs~ M ~ 'I Mises ue wssaea q
~ .nJ ~ s ps '.e sMts 9ao DeeTput a90s1
that h J . xo "~cA' oes'oes' ne ma &own -
It is said that III t,nP. ;ao,, :; ~. 49,. ;; az .aa. 20
it don't cost fo nScp " ,;Ss = @ .s rs - ~ ~ ~ =. .
which there ia rnor - t.th ILL., t s y..e ~ -
in view of ri. IS :" un ~ .IA1 Ysy ~ -
hereaffsr ont sh ua'e ~. soAs sI ~ NJ IL 49,
that won,S ;ts @ ssu.e APer sean ne q AcA my M.1
The I;vs G;r ~ m sIS" =. = tniue. m ,...,, =, =.
voted In f,n ~ *. tuea ~. ~ % ~ =
the vehicle ~ mh,;h;. ona ssse'a.ss VII oe 1.1uS
f,nrv go, "a pSs;nug many tnouGnt 70 t0e Mcrisa'
self IN The air I" .s s .uas M'a mna - =. ,s
II will saS &c. - n.el r'ses 90. oot iorMs chumns,
sst III mt1 I'G pleasaas ano agreeable ncdenss up.
anew: exnose All rasc,;tyy hre ess wm % ana mI",e
Church or State-hsts promising great deal Or IN he
uvCro unl Loo~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-05
u,HE NORTH CAROLINA ARATOR.-TH

UNHE NORTH CAKOLINA AKATOR.-THE
u UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES to publish JOURNAL in
the CITY Of Raleigh devoted the great interests of
the Farmers and Mechanics of North Carolina, under the
above title 1t will be issued monthly in neat and cou-
venent for reading and preservation, at dollar
per annum. payable in adaDnce.
leading object of the ARAroR will be to select from the
periodicals of the country whatever may be
culaed to aid and Mechanics in the march Of
improvement The results of experience among our own
and the contributions of most eneprsing and sku
practical given the pub, with summary of gen.
eral news and The state of the markets.
The true policy and interests Of North Carolina will al
ways be our motto and the friends of the Of
provement shall be dspsed to favor the enterprise
respectfully solicit their names and their aid in procuring
subscribe
Our friends will please forward all the names they can
get by the s of February and keep the Prospectus for
further efforts Payment will be required receipt Of the
first NUMBER which, if encouraged, will be issued by the
lst of March.
THOS ]. LEMAY.
Raleigh January I. 1855. l9-