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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-05-28

~ The Elizabeth City Sentinel, in a notice of a
K N. meeting recently held there, says, Mr.. Pool
addressed the Club at some length, vindicatng his
party from the foul charges of abolitionsm." Has
it come to that? Do Southern X. Ms deem it ne.
cessary to argue to show that their party is not an
abolition party? One thing is certainly apparent,
and that is the Southern X. Ms but one step in
the rear of the black Republicans on the question
of the extension of slavery. The black Republican
Know Nothings denounce the repeal Of the Missouri
line, and declare that it be restored; the Sou
thern K. Ms denounce its repeal as "reckless and
unwise." Both unite in censurng President Pierce,
Judge Douglas, and other Northern Democrats be-
cause they favored its repeal What is the inference
from this? If it was wrong to repeal that line,
would it not be right to restore it?
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THE "RoANoKE DEMocRAT."-We have received
the first number of paper with this title, which
takes the place of the Republican formerly pub.
lished in Halifax by Mr.. Webb. The "Democrat"
is conducted by Mr.. James w. Faucet, who occu.
pies true Democratic grounds, and gives evidence
of tact and talent The democrat" is decided
improvement in typographical execution upon the
" Republican" We wish the Editor much success.
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TBe Stanbar1>
WILLIAM A. ALLEN, ESQ.


The name of this gentleman urged by his
friends, before the County Convention on Monday
last for the nomination as one Of the candidates for
the House of Commons.
We are authorized to say that Mr.. Allen most
heartily approves the action of the Convention, and
fully endorses its nominations He did not person.
ally desire the nomination., and only permitted his
name be used by his friends, because he is Dem
ocrat of that stripe, who, dsregardng all personal
considerations is always willing to acquiesce in the
action of his party, having the utmost confidence,
from it's past history, that its action is guided by
Justice and an anxious desire to promote the best
interests Of the country.
Mr. Allen is Democrat from principle. We
know no Democrat who is more unselish than he
is, or more devoted to the cause and feel conf
dent he will exert himself for the success of the
entire ticket with his accustomed ability, and with
as much zeal and energy any man in the County.
These statements are not necessary among those in
tmately acquainted with Mr.. Allen; but they are
made as matter of sheer justice to him, and to
prevent the circulation of contrary reports that
might possibly arise.
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MEssRs BRAGG GILMER.-These gentlemen will close
the list of appointments in the West Rutherordton
the s6th-and then 60 the East and continue the dis
cussion, commencing at Halifax the 9TH June and after
Pasquotank, Camden Chowan and Washington, close the
I'd list of appointments in Berthe county, Wednesday,
"grape" into hs-opponent, and giving Sam a black eye
and bloody wherever he goes. Charlotte Dem.
We learn that Gov. Bragg will address the people
at Shelby, Cleaveland on Wednesday the 2sth May,
and will then return home. He expects to meet
Mr.. Gilmer at the times and places already publish
ed, commencing on the 7th of June, at Halifax; but
he is anxious to address the people of Currituck,
whom appointment has yet been made.
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american Victo7y.

PROVIDENCE. R. l., May l5.-At the municipal election
held here yesterday the Americans carried their whole
ticket by 500 majority. Raleigh Register.
Now, these men who have carried Providence,
and who styled by the Register as Americans, I"
are black Republicans, alias back-hearte abo.
tonists. 1t is thus that by heralding such results
as American victories" Southern K. Ms give aid
and comfort to our enemies.
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State brands at IS SO to Sc. Ohio So IL to $6 81,
Southern Sc 81 to 81, and fancy 81 - to SO 81
Wheat has advanced sales of Southern Red at 81
Co. White 81 49, Corn is buoyant at 57a cts. Stocks
are higher.
=. BALTIMORE, May 2l.-The markets are unchang-
ed. Flour is 6rmer, with more buyers tnan sellers.
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FIRMNEss OF THE PREsIDENT-President Pierce
has vetoed the bills recently passed by Congress for
the improvement of the mouths of the Mississippi
and St. Clair fats These measures were artfuly
contrived, and have been passed on the eve of the
Cincinnati Convention in the hope that they would
diminish the Presidents popularity. But he has
had the nerve and the frmness to stand by the Con-
stitution and by his principles, without regard to
consequences. We concur with the Richmond En-.
qurer, that " such example of moral courage
and unselfish patriotism will command tribute of
admiration from every honest heart" Will the
people of the South be longer divided in their pref
erences? What says Virginia?
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SMALL POX.

We are informed by Mr.. Utley, our County Court
Clerk, that the Commissioners of the town of Smith
field Johnston County, held meeting on the 10th
instant and advised the citizens of the county, and
all those Interested that they think it would be i'm.
prudent to hold the ensuing County Court on the
4th Monday, for fear Of contagon, &C.
This notice has been sent to all the Postoffices in
the County, and to the Bar who attend said Court
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WEST HARRIS, d. ID. s.,

fIIISbVhOUGH, n. C.
Office on Rockbrdge street. door to John a. Hauob
tons Law Office
HARRIS having graduated the Baltimore College
Dental surgery at its session of 1856 respectfully ten.
ders ms professional services to the public.
he announces to the citizens of Randolph Moore md
harnett Counties that he will visit their county seats dun
Ing the several terms of their respective Courts
March 5, 1856. II1sr,r
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MARRIED.. /.

In Washington city, the sth instant, at Trinity
Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Cummns, Dr. William E. Wal.
ker, Of Louisiana, to Miss Lucy E. Hilard of n. C..
In Baltimore Nd, the 18th, Mr. Henry NJ Giles for.
mery Of Raleigh to Miss Lizzie, daughter of Richard
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HARPER FOR JuNE-We are indebted to the polite.
ness of Mr.. Pomeroy for the June number of this
valuable and interesting publication.
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L. s. PERRY,
DENTAL SURGEON.
RALEIGH, n. C.
Refer>nrss

References:
To the Faculty of the Baltimore College of Dental Sur
gerry; Rev Dr. Smedes, Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell DR.. Chas r
Johnson, DR. Fab. Haywood, Hon. j. H. Bryan Raleieh
Rev DR. Lacy, Davidson College; Profs Owen and VIM
gate, Wake Forest College; Prof Wheat, Chapel Hill:
Rev. Mr.: Fitzgerald, jackson, N. G.
April S, 1856. div
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Monuments, Tombs and Head stones,

VNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD TAKE THIS METHOD
manufacture of Grave Ornaments in all variety and The
pest style Of finish and workmanship He keeps swaysea
nand stock Of Marble both of American and Ial-
ian, suitable for Monuments Obesks Tombs Head Stans
&c and having in his employ rst-ate Northern Carrer
and he prepared to put all kinds of Designs and
Inscriptions, to suit the tastes and wishes of all
He would respectfully invite visit to his Marble Yard
at the of the Raleigh Grave Yard where
variety of styles of Grave Ornaments
for the liberal patronage heretofore received he
respectfully socits continuation of the same pledens
himself to use his best endeavors to please all
distance will be faithfully Id promptly st
tended to. Address, ~ -
o WIN. sTRoNACH, Raleigh.
0e. II. Io.e4. WY.
6IONDENSED ENGLISH CHANCERY RE.
fORTS.- REPORTS OF CASES DECIDED IN
!ne high Court of Chancery. Edited by E D. Inerum.
Esq F3ls 8, TO- II, IL and ia, 6r sale at s2
u. D. TURNER
Raleigh, March !, 1853. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE Of 1HE GOVERNORS OF THE ALMsHoUsp,
~ March Z, Ism. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and iron waite
,spkseslsd proposals wl be received the Govern,
until O'Clock M Of tho 18th instant for the
plumbers work required in repairs and
patio AZ, lun. on Black wes Island ne
md erecting tour Iron wafer tanks IN the attic stories Of
be seen at their Office Approved security be require tor
the faithful performance OF the the overno re
serve ne right OF rejecting any and all offers deem ID
them advantageous 10 the Department.
RIO PRoPR1ETORs OF LAUNDnIEs sAts
w re received for washing from three Eve hu
dozen shirts weet, for cash applicants viii please sn
lowest ret cash price per dorm aud quantity he
rttd fnpV huf ihop@ aocpetGfned
NJ wholesale Saae, Address ~, bsx 4t0 Post o1sss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

WINES AND LIQUORS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BHsEDIES, sEEa2IRS,
"A Msdelss Ports, champagne and ciares Eoisrd
GIN schedam scbnapps Old Aononease's sna
whistles, London and Dublin Scn1h for sso
At UEDEhHILL MATrEkSCN's, 80 SytNppe ss~nsr Il
Crosby street Broadway.
+ ABoRATORY AND CAhMICAL OFFICE tIS tx
IL change Place, N. Y. March 4 lSt.
Mr. Reed: sir-I have suomitted TO elo-e sxaminsicn
two samples OF London GIN, manufactured yo9 aud
purportihg TO equal the English article fna com
pariscn with samples Of hodges Bu-Nets previous
ly exsDlned by me, AMI siSch ] know have eesu
imported direct that The quality q yours ~
feet method you possess OF rectying ice
higher degree Of purify flavor. when has eqn
vantage q time soften IT, than the oaed
ported London gin. As medicinal anc d
proper aovice be depended upon, from
which select the essential oils combined with as
tillaton. Yours, respectfully. ISAIAH DECK NJ D.,
Consulting and Anayts-al CLsnisS.
MIR. REEDS DIsTnLLRY, llS Mast Twenty s.ree Y
DuRE JUICE PORT WINE AN ARTICLE B,sHLY
recommended by physicians to persons y
valecence For sko, 10 bottles only, by GLL. g. EsSDH,
winevault IL Wall street :.
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r LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CON.
II pany, No. II Walnut street PhadelphiS March 1850
Notice 70 passengers and importers The Steamship UIFY
Or BALTIMOkh 2,464 TONS 500 horse power Captain s0
bert ieitch Is intended the saings Liverpool
for Philadelphia during the month of APRIL
can be got from the French government with whom her
rcd Of service expiring As the precise
of sailing can be liked, Win appear IN the advertisements
JOHN G. DALE Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

CTEAN BHfwKKR NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, :
- EH1BUK9H, 200 TOMS Capt VIM Cumming.
GLASGOW, l,9d2 ." Capt, John Duncan.
The Glasgow and New York steamship Company intend
saing sher nav and powerful EuINBUKGH, from
Rev York for Gasgow direct on Saturday, 22d March,
ct IL O'Clock noon Rates OF paasage-Frst cass, E5
third class, tound with cooked provions $50 expe-
renced surgeon attached each Steamer For freight pas
sage apply 70 JOHN MoSYMON, II Broad war.
New York city bills gold only received for passage.
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MATRIMONIAL.

"A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF RESPECTABILIrY UN-
II eSceptonAble address and appearance, wishes to
open ,espondence with young lady, with view TO
tiimopy He desires as partner lady not oyer twenty
three, handsome and of good figure nishei educadn
ard coTpisbments sufficient adorn the circle In which
those answering this who by beauty education and
tons worthy respect shall a. least receive respectful
ply All commul carlons IN W. W., Rivcrhead Post Office
Long islane win be held strictly confidential but the
sincere Iced respond.
YOUNG WIDOW LADY, % YEARS OF AGE WISH.
IA 10 form the acquaintance OF gentleman
age OF and 80 with view TO matrimony; hs be
sessng enough OF the needfu support wife comfortably
NOT need but those who sincere
two days Mily G. NJ Broadway Post office.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF A VERY LIMITED LADY
"A acquaintance aged 2 Wishes TO form the acquaintance
NUT lot the highest respec ability need answer but
those who are sincere Address, for two days, Charles
broadway Post office.
A WIDOW LADY, OF REFINED MANNERS AND
a taste, without REMEMBRANCE pleasing address, niell
gent pas sionatey fond of music aud FOOD dspoon de
rmons- one possessing ali The ABOVE administrations ana
sufficient means TO support them No interview granted
less sincerity and respectfully fully tested. The gent
man must be my seuior age. Address for week.
oneu, Broadway Post Office
1 ton, refinement and possessing appearance heir
Ortune ont now poor wishes to correspond with q young
lady OF intelligence, wealth and accomplishments with Wow
five IA Eve Ave inches height aud OF
she must also poseesa talent for music and competent
address Arthur me C sSsys
al letters sha be espectuy and considered strct
cor fdeutiaf, ana returned II desired.
DERsONAL-To A GENTLEMAN OR WHOEVER OF
4 easy means, requiring competent housekeeper, op
education and 1 ams DE-
sired which she qualified to render agreeable Address r.
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EJO1EL NEAR BROADWAY TO LET OR LIE AsE-rHE
Al large ave story building the corner OF Broome and Elm
Streets and GEAR Broadway, formerly sped oy Madame
aondon possession immediately Apply 10 L. SUXDAM 5S
WaVeYiev
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

ITO LET OR LEAsE-A SPLENDID BRICK GOTHIC
house with all the modern improvements, situated
banks the hudson river the foot Of Egnty seventh street
VIII be let cheap good tensnt Inquire r. BRENN AM,
coal yard Of Mighty fourth street and Broadway.
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b1,O LITTLE DWELLING PART OF 9l2 BROADWAY,
comprising second third and four stores with kitchen
cellar gas, bath, &c. NC ren $3.50 CaB be from
10 NJ Apply TO g. q. pINtkNEY No Nassau street,
r.,
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THREE SPECIALLY DESIRABLE ROOMS To LEI,
furnished suitable for single gent suite OF
for lady and gentleman Apply at No. Amty place Of
AMty street.
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RIO LEASE FOR A TERN OF yEARS-THE FIVE
story brick building 81 West street, entire or the sor
cellar and ions cash separate 4 favoraby situated for
house, &c Inquire the premises, third floor ON
Lead PIPES iron ba tab, copper hotter &c Also heodo
anne instrument, for sale here, Mt ow price.
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ITO LF4st--A LOT FRONTING ~ FEET on IRVING
Ton Hreea hsween Norfo and snlov Ard 100 r,e lee
Frtl Y ~" eosl nics co SerI evr srd suf,it
= 49, = =. ts!.res4, =. - .GI sv-,s ksraEw,
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no I4ET-AT FORDHAM, WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY on
l. the Harlem Railroad, neat and desirable dwelling
with sore of ground attached emneuty situated five
minutes walk from the depot aording extensive view
the surrounding country Trains every hour aud
the city,. Apply 70 JOHN CROMWELL. Fordham. wesches
er n Y.
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DunSCN RIVER carbohydrates LEAVE
II Chambers daily for Albany and Troy. On and
sitter Monday JsnuAry Il 1850 The trains VIII run as oows
Exm train n M connecting with Northern and Western
rains: through way train NJ. train, p NJ
p1uehkoepsie NJ and $50 =. NJ; tor feeksk 800 r.
ar Si,e Spg r. NJ. The Sing Sing AND Peek 'tll
mains scpat ~ The stations Passenger taken ~ Cbam
rYc plfeiv Arss etrea'r
srIssy. X L. SYKES, Jr., super.atepcsn eat =
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ASTROLOGH.I

DERsOks WISHING ARTIFICIAL TEETH BsAUFI
my patnrsl and serving All purposes OF mssuesrcn WA
Of reaed In the most sod can be served Sy Hrs
NAPOLEON PRErERRE and VIZ. G. TRACY 40 f.osS
way. corner Of Howard street H7 - = -
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mo LET-AT NO. so CHRISTCPREk STREET, NEAR
Fourth the second aoor, containing rooms three
nrepaces with all the modern Improvement, small fsi
w. Who respect the Sabbath than their persona
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tI,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing their favorie stearashps-
CITY OE BALTlMOKE, 1857 tona Capt. Robert Ieitct
CITY OF WAsHIhGT0N, 1850 ions, Capt Vim Wyhs
CITY OF MANCHESTER, O. 100 torS, Capt. p. q. Petra
Saloon $50, $6o and sS5. according 70 state rooms
limited number third class passengers will be isken
from Phi sdephia and Liverpool and found in proynons
From Phiadephia $50 From Liverpool. $40
Parties wishing TO bring out their friends obtain cerH
Of passage draa Liverpool 81 sterling
snd upwards. Apply to JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
" Walnut street. Philadelphia
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IIOUsES TO LET IN HOBOKEN--A FEW NEW FIRST
eass three story and basement houses River terrace
i've miLutes walk The ferry. Have sub cellars and c1:
yards; built fnished replee through
out with every CONFERENCE.-The war, baths ranges &c
They front park and command fine view OF harbOr
Apply the office, southeast Of HUDSON and Second
streets, HoSOken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

ITO LIT OR LEASE--A GOOD DWELLING AND STORE,
rabes in the Of lot, situated Ninth avenue,
deang ibe northwest corner OF Thirty fourth street. Said
occupied for the last three
store and excellent stand for that any other
pess viii let low good Inquire OF j. SMITH
Yves W third street.
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IA oysE TO LET AND FURNITURE FoR sALE-No. n
IA Warren place Jersey City, I've minutes walk from the
Terry location unsapassed contains eioen rooms modern
improvements such furnace bath. h and cold water
e all in complete order. The niure, being 1etly
and Of thc best quality will be sold fall ysluaaoe sns halt
cash the balance remain for security
possession be had Immediately desired For further
0rnsivn apply ON the premises. or 70 FREEMAN BEN
NETT 2S9 Broadway New York.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

80 000 -WANTaD-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN
in established permanent safe and respectable business
this city paying from a 900 TO tS0 snnun Reference
exchanged For interview, address y. D. Co.. hroug
The Post Office, with name, 4c.
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IRON YARD TO RENT.-THE SPACIOUS YARD AS
L occupied by John =. Bacon a. AIS Water street, and
aiming through TO South street. inquire tie premises.
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ITO BOARDING HOUSE KkEpEkS-TO LET, THE
large and coumodous four story and attic brick house
ing above thirty rooms Location unsurpassed ora first elias
boarding house. r. BLANCHET go Sixth avenue before
A. NJ al alter 4 p. NJ.
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NJ kTIOEAL RACE COURSE TO LRT.--THE ABOVE
IN course. h0use barns ,les and all the land apper
ADg thereto VIII be let or leased tor term Of
pieatOD be speedily made 70 HOLMES McKEAGs 20
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

CAUSE OF THE CoLD.-In communication
to the Scientific american, Mr.. 7. Barows, OF
Dedham, Mass, alluding to the intense cold OF
this winter, states that he never saw the sky
so brilliant and clear by day and night before.
He attributes the cause Of the cold to the hun
dreds of thousands of tons of powder which
have been burned at Sevastcpol, and other,
places, having put into circulation large guam
titles Of nitrous gas. elf saltpeter and salam-
moniac," he says, 'Sbe put into agiven quanti-
ty of water at 50deg Fab, it will reduce its
temperature 5Odeg." He therefore concludes
that the gases of the exploded gunpowder
named have exerted great cooling influence
upon the atmosphere, both in Europe and
America. On account ofthe pure cold air this
winter, he is of opinion that cholera, ye!lo"
fever, and the potato rot viii not be so praya-
lent during the present, as in former years.
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the RAFTsmANss JOURNAL

a SHARP DopGE.-ssSheepface," in the farce
of the Village Lawyer, has found his match
The man, Fyler, who murdered his wife some
time since, near Syracuse, n. z, is playing
sharp game upon the lawyer who defended him.
It appears that the agreement between them
was in case Fyler was saved from hanging, his
counsel were to have $1,000. Of this amount
$1,000 was paid in cash, and the remainder Sc
cured by mortgage on his farm. The coun-
sci put in plea of insanity, and Fyler was sent
TO the Lunatic Asylum. The mortgage is now
about due, and the holders, on proposing TO
fore-close it, were met with the defence that
if the maker of it was insane when the murder
was committed, could he have been sane at the
time of giving the mortgage 1t looks as
| though the lawyers were caught this time
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ID l T. d.:

On Monday, the 18th Feb, at the residence
of her son-in-law, Rev. A. Britain, in Belle
fonte, Mrs. MARY GooDTELLow, OF Cieariield,
in her 69th year.
On the 18th Feb, in Burnside township,
Clearfield county, EMMA JANE, daughter OF
Horace and Sarah Patchn, aged years,
months and "a days.
On the lst inst, CYNTHIA LARuE, daughter
Of ). j. Il Amelia G. Row, of this borough,
aged years, n on:hs and day.
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TER Ms.

Tho JOURNAL is published every Wednesday,
at 0SE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per aunum in
adTance. or Two DOLLARS within the year.
Advertisements inserted at fifty cents per square,
for the first and twenty-five cents for each addi-
tional insertion. 4 liberal deduction made to
those who advertise by the quarter, or year
The Terms will be strictly adhered TO.
70 paper discontinued without payment Of sF-
rearages unless at the option of the publisher.
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BBO0KS! BOOKS .!--Greenloaf Series of
Nd Mathematical Works are now being used IN
nearly all the Schools, Academies and Colleges IN
the United States, and without doubt unrivai-
led in point of merit, and in adaptation TO the
wants of our schools they have the planest rules
and best examples to illustrate the whole business
of life. The attention Of Superintendent, Dlrec-
tors and Teachers is respectfully invited to these
works before introducing a uniform series Of any
other kind the law requires. I hese books can
be had wholesale. retail or in exchange for old
Books when introduced in the schools, at c. D.
WATSON'S Drug and Book Store
Clearfeld Jam 30 lS56-2m.
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WASHINGTON, March 2.-Mr. Champion has
written a note to the editors of the National
Inteliigencer, stating that he was not instruct
ed by Lord Clareedon to submit a proposition
for arbitration on the Central American ques-
tion, but only TO inform Mr.. Marcy that such
proposal has been made to Mr.. Buchanan.