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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-18
A. BRADFORD l. co.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
saddlery, Harness, Trunks, Whips, and sad-
d!ery Hardware.
HARNEY HOUSE ROW. BATON ROUGE. LA.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform our Friends.
w Customers and the Pubic, that we have now
tue most complete and varied assortment Of goods in
oar line that can be be found in the Southern Market.
Welave recently made very large additions to our
stoe6, IN general, and will continually be receiving
adGltlonS OF the best quality and latest styles. Having
mace arrangements with one Of the best Manufacture
ing Houses III New York. to have most of our FINE SAD
DIE aud HARNESS, mace to our order expressly. to-
gelher with those OF our own Manufacture. Wehave
every coincidence III recommending them to be OF sup
error workmanship, and feel assured that we can offer
extra Inducements to customers. Weare prepared to
sel at Wholesale or Retail, a9t pledge ourselves to
sen on as favorable terms as an be bougL: a. any
other House III the South,
10 our old customers we beg leave to return our
sincere thanks for their liberal patronage heretofore,
ana invite all to give us u cali. - whom we Will take
pleasure IN showing our Stock of Goods. a list in part
may be found As follows:
In the way Of Saddles, wo have
American, Baltimore.
Enghsh, kentucky,
Spanish. and Washington
"oo AeAlcAn. Somerset.
Danube, Attakapas, Creole Somerset,
h'p., oitlzens Wheeler's Patent
aho traveller. SpriugG Huzzar.
Plain and Stained
shaftoe City style.
Ladies', Misses and
Boys of every quality.
OF Harness, there is
Silver, Brass Plated and
Jaganned Carriage Harness,
Silver, Grass iaroucL and
Ihitting Carriage Harness.
Buggy and Omnibus Of ,he same.
We invite specia! attention to our stock Of Harness
winch Is very large and we are determined to put
taem at the lowest possible figure. \ general as.ort-
nent.
ALSO OF
ilantxtion,
Cart Harness,
Collars, Blind
Brides, Trace Chains,
Breast-C Chains, Hames, &c.
WE HAVE COMPLETE ASSIGNMENT Of
English Folin Carpet Bags
and Sole Leather Saddle Bags,
Trunks and Trunk Water proof
Vslices, Bags,
School Sachels. Ladies'
Travelling Trunks Trunks.
and Bonnet Boxes.
Also al k.uls Of
Carriage Planters
and Buggy Whips,
WHIPS. Hunting,
Brides, Riding and
asr,insales, overseer
stirruks, Whips,
spu1s Horse
and SittA. Brushes,
Curry Combs, Cards,
Mac '"nlo5. Dog Collars and clog Chains.
A'"r. fig Sly, =; .A:u.rc.o and English Brides
J" IA. Va, -. - So ...,iGs l,oves-Norsted
..L*. all t";t"l ~ Sc.
-ALSO--
An assortment in general Of SsdiIery Hardware,
Sklrting, Harness Leather, Enamelled Leather, En-.
amel!ed Cloth, Patient Leather, Saddle Trees. Call
and examine our goods and prices. Ali orders prompt
" attended to. A, BRADFORD CO
Batou Rouge, Sept. q, 1s56.-yl
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ana who bias sought honestly and faith.
fully to execute it.
Ex-Governor a. V. Brown, a distin,
gu'sl'ed Tennessee Democratic politician
spoke as follows at Columbia on the 9Th
August, 1852:
Let US now turn. with every degree Of
'a'rne's, to the proceedings of the Wing
Convention. They put no in%terroea,o>
RES to their candidates, as we did. Had
they done SO, Mr.. Fillmore would have
$ wered, | will maintain the fugi,iv.
Slave law as ! have done through nv
administration. Mr.. Webster would bav.
answered, l too will maintain it rs | lave
done as II OF Mr.. FiIlmcre's cabinet.
etc.
Nj: James NJ. Davidson, Buchanan
eieclor In Tennessee thus addressed MIR.
Fillmore at Al'isouia, III that State, wien
the ex President WAS on lis Southern
tour:
hail you, sir addressing Mr.. Fill.
more,) not AS a hero retaining in triumph
from scenes Of carnage and Of deat, ;
with the SPOTS Of victory 10 Your train,
with dust Of the battlefield upon your
person. Yielding to uone in our aumi
ration Of those who have earned a true
military distinction aud disposed, on all
appropriate occasions, to render them
due need OF praise, We tender An offering
to-day to excellence, Of u kind still Nor.
exalted. ! hail thee AS the hero Of Il
"obler cause the couquerer Of a q. ricuS
peace-a victor Oh a field un>taineu b,
b'ood, where Il clear consciousness OF
lutv, and a nerve to execute it, were the
great agencies Of success. hal! thee
As the man who threw himself into a
breach between the sections of this con-
tejeracy that WAS fast widening into sew
erance-as the man that ri>ked all for
The preservation Of Il glorious structure,
raised by the suffering and self DENIAL OF
oar fathers. l hail thee AS the calmer
OF troubled eleinents-as the quleter Of
a telnprsluous sea, whose waves were
dashing in wild turmoil around the
foundation Of Il national temple; and
We tl'ank thee that, III thine appropriate
place, ;'Hd at Il good aud suspicious
usme. ti,ou ol'.>, >av /" Ike "Mr:r..l.-
ment>-p r;,c. 'r *t'Ij.'
We might murphy rxlr.c,, ..k, i'Ic
foregoing almost ID t"itun., Lut VIZ
have cited u sufficient number to answer
our purpose. That puposo was to prove
By the highest Dem cratic authority in
the land, that Willard Fillmore was
deemed, two or. three years ago, alto>
gether worthy the confidence, respect
admiration and sutfrages Of the Ameri
cah people, South as we'll rs North.
Ii he was then worthy, he is nov
worthy. Men possessing the mental
stamina Of Mr.. Fillmore never change.
Fellow citizens, read what is above
presented to you, and reflect upon it as
intelligent voters, Southern w.
tiers and Union voters. That is all wa
ask.
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no PLANTERS AND OTHERS.

TO PLANTERS " OTE4ERS.
PLANTERS and others having business to transact
ip New Orleans, and not finding it convenient to come
to the city themselves, will find it to their advantage
to employ the undersigned. All business entrusted
to their care will be promptly and faithfully attended
to, at a moderate per ~centage, Besto city references
o;ven HYATT l. FRAZIER.
Collectors + General Agents.
;,v-1o 56. New Orleans La.
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ST A Y

TAKEN up BY Cramas Hehert 7 miles below the
/ Court House, a stray Cow about years ola OF q
Black color, White under belly, the ears cut OF bran
ded H 4. The owner is requested to come and take her
away within thirty days from this publication, or sne
will he sold at the residence of SAID Hebert on the 10Th
Of October next 1856, by the undersigned Justtce'
RI HsBgRr, J p 9th Ward.
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T 0 +. s Il E .

DEING about to remove from St Michel, I Will sell
y the contents of my Coffee House consisting OF
Liquors, Decanters, Tumblers, fixtures &c, at = rea-
sonable price to any one wishing to purchase: ms IS
n 6rst rate bargain and should not be neglected. The
stand is a good one and is doing a fair business.
sent "a 1t FRANCIS MECKLAN.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
D'OUEST BATON ROUGE.

COUR DU SlxIENK DISTRICT.
Wheeler b Blake vs. Emellne Soyes No 1855.
Inn VERTU dune ordre de Fla, dams lahaire c-
~ dessus, en- date lie 81 JUL 1856, de la Courdu Six
eiule District, pour la dite paroisse, il sera ofert en-
vente ~publique au plus ofrant ct de1nier encLerriseur
a Ia Maison dc Cour, de cette raroisse,
sANEDI. LIE I NOVEMBER PR0CHAW.
a IL heures 4. u. tous les droits, tltres ct ninterets da
defendresse Emiline Moves ct de ses entans 4 un Ger
tain moroccan de terre situe en- cette paroisss ct desig-
ne CONNIE lie quart sud, Est de section 4 dams Town.
nip ] range IL est, coutenant cent ~c;nquante quartre
0-10O acres pour payer ct satisfa ire le dit ordre
Decentralization De Ia ventp-C.mrtant
NV. POPE, Sheriff.
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II T.
FOR THE TOILET,

have, and offer for sale upon advantageous terms,
, very superior stock Of
EANcYAND Iii ARTICLES.
FOR GREY HAIR, l HAVE
Gilman's Hair Dye. Crlstodoro's Hair Dye,
Bachelors " Louden's q
Black pomade, Rousseh's Liquid Hair bye
FOR IMPROVING d BEAU7lFTING THE HAIR,
have
Barry's Tricopherous, Lyons Kath.rion.
Boyle. Hyperian Fluid, Phalons Hair lnvizorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, Iouden's OrientalH. Tonic,
Oldrlge's Balm Columbia, Reef Marrow,
Alexander Iricopherous, Bears Grease,
Philcomb and Stick Pomades.
FOR Il SKIN, IHAVE
Lilly White, Aeen Fun.
Toilet Powder, Pink Saucers,
Amsndine, Cold Cream.
FOR H TEETH, THERE'S
Charcoal Paste, Iacrous Tooth Wash,
Rose Tooth Paste, Orris Tooth Wash,
PERFTxERT.
1have a complete assortment
Colognes In Quarts and Plnts.
Bay Water, Cltironella Water,
Florida Water, Balm of a. Thousand Flowere
Extract Upper Ten Extract Jocky Club,
" New Mown Hay, /" Patula,
May Flowers, =" Crystal Palace,
" Musk, " Magnolia,
" Ambrosial, " Verbena,
" Mile Flower. " Sweet Shrubs,
Boquet Victoria, /" Boquet Jenny Lind
" " Caroline, I" : Essence.
AL e. @
4 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF SOAPS
Fancy Balls, Transparent Balls,
Nymph Soap, Floating Soap,
Erasive " Windsor "
Poncine :, Crystal Palace soaF,
Geraniun, Military Shaving Soap,
Wright's Shaving Compound and Bazin's Soap.
OFBRUSHES, IALSO HI Fl VARIETY,
Buffalo Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
Fancy Back Hair, :" Nail
Hat and Flesh Shoe
White Wash /" Paint and Varnish Brushes.
BESIDES THESE WE IA We
Powder Boxes, Aromatic Vinegar,
Aromatic Crystals, Port Moneys,
Razor Strops, Pocket Knives,
Thermometers, Pocket Inkstands,
Violin Strings, Razors,
Sealing Wax, Buckskin Purses,
Lead Pencils, Gum Elastic Balls,
Gun Caps, Tweezers.
Jenny Lind Hair Gloss, Orange Flower Water,
Carpenters Pencils, Otto OF Roses.
Gum Dropt, Jujube Paste,
Flavoring Extracts in great variety. All Of which I
will sell GLOW for cash, or to my customers upon Il
months credit.
Corner Of Church and Third SITS.
march 8 Baton Rouge.
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1.-THE Child 10 only troubled with worms,
says the thoughtlessmother, when the puny appear
ance of her offspring is remarked upon. Only Worms
why not say ooly Cholera, or only Yellow Fever. tor
worus destry more lives than either. l. you love your
little ones, administer to them, even if ypu only sus-
pect them to be ''troubled with worms sure, safe,
and immediate remedy. Every household where it
has been tried, every physician who has scent Its effects
pronounce
WNER'S CANADIAN VERA1FUGE
such a remedy.
H-Bs part: .ular and remember the name.
wINHR's CANADIAN vERAIfUGK."
Tai. is the 0 ly article that can be depended on.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT + CO., Sole Proprietors,
Il nd ISL Chartres Street.
Sold in Baton Rotge by all the Druggists.
- " ROBERTsON,A E7ORNEYG COUNSELLOR
II. at Law, Will practice his Profession in the
,,1Ih Judicial District Of this State, the United States
And Supreme Courts at New Orleans. Business en-.
trn.ted 10 his care will receive prompt attention -
one, IN Yaausei.s Tee1Tills {psi'h L.
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TISEM
To Cotton Planters,

TO Cotton Planters.
The undersigned offers his services to Cotton Plan
ers as a II -WRIGHT. He has had ample experience
and can produce the best Of references.
BENJAMIN TERRIER.
ton knurn. June % If
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jly-12 Sc.

BRULY LANDING DRUG STORE.
ALWAYS on hand a large md well assorted supply
of and HOUSEHOLD MEDICINES.
CO Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded
by an able Apothecary.
iy5ly. Ok. hkklA.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
PAROI1sE p'oUEsT BATON ROUGE,
Q0UB Do RxIsMy DISTRICT
5 Fl + 5 AL Els.

> II + f I T + 5 > al Els.
olAjE Or LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST ALTO ROCGE
K1TH JUDICIAL Ds1ucT COURT.
Whesler L Blake vs. Emellue Noyes No 1855.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of Fl Fa, to me directed in
- the above entitled SUIT of date the 3lst day Of
July 1856, from the eth District Court in and for saia
parish and State, will be offered for sale to the last
and highest bidder, 1t public auction in front of the
Court House on
SATURDAY, IST N0vENBR 1850. ~.
at II o'cioc" a. ~, all the right, title and interest o
the defendant, Eneline Hoyes personally and Is tutor
10 b r minor children, IL and to = track Of land stu
ated in this parish and t~esigned as The South West
Quarter Of Section 4 in Township 7 Of Range II East
containiIg one hundred and fifty four 9C-l0O acres"
To pay and satisfy SAID writ Of E1ecution-Terms Of
~sale-Cash.
n. ". o P Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Sept 10th, 1856.
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edicine Chests.
VI An assortment OF different sizes, superior quail
atty, on hand and for sale by
jams I. "ADpILL.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. 81
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

Sixth DISTRICT COCK7.
Julie Amelie Lejeune (w,te) VS.. Francois Henry (hut-
band) No 1882.
DY VIRTUE of = writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed ia.
the above entitled cause, Of date the 21st dey Of
Aug A D 1856, from the 6th District Court, in ard for
said parish and State, will be offered for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, in frohs II the
Court House in this parish, on
Saturday the lst day Of Novenssz, 1855
at II O'Clock A. II. all the right title and interests az.
the defendant Francois Henry, in and tothe following
described notes to wit: A note of Lovinski Hebert
to the order Of and endorsed BY Adamjs Hebert,
for the sum Of one hundred and three dollars Qos.-
4s-1OO) and the interest thereon to pay and satisfy
said suit-Terms OF Sale CASH.
WV. WIFI, D. Sherid.
West Baton Rouge Sept 23th 1856.
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.ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PArolsse d,Ouest Baton Rouge.
coUR DC s1xHA1 DISTRICT JUDIU.TRE.
Julie Amelie Iejeune sposs vs.. Francois Henry spsux
No. 1881.
I'm VERTUE DUN ordre Fl. "a. a moi adrssse, daps
FLl affair eidesns en- date ls q Aout 1856 par Ia Cdur
du 6me District, pour Ia dite parolsss, ct Fiat, IL sera
offert en- vente publique an phas oarant ct dern'er en-
cheriseurs, 3 Ii Maison de Cour de cette pafolsSe'
Samedl lel N~ovenbrc proclaim 1855
a II hours 4 n tous les drois, titres ct interets du %
Ssnd.ur Tr,nco;s Henry alss billets suivants savoir:-
I'm billet de Loyinski Hebert = rordre de ct endosses
psr Adams Hebert pour Ia somme de cent ueuf pias-
ire (S1O3, 4s- 100 )avec les enteEets, pour payer ct sat
isfa;re l dit ordrs d'execution. Condition % u.
yente-Comptant. r
ou,rt es.ea lesss h :sesFt IN. =
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-ALSC-
An assortment in general OF SsddIery Hardware,
Sklrt!ng, Harness Leather, EnamelIed Leather, En-.
amel!ed Cloth, Patient Leather, Saddle Trees. Call
and examine our goods and prices. Ali orders prompt
ly attended to. A, BRADFORD 4 CO
Batou Rouge, Sept. q, 1s56.-yl
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soundness on the slavery question, in
the fol! wing decided aud emphatic
terms:
But it has been eailhv the supporters
of Gen. Cass that Mr.. Fillmore was an
aboli,ionist. He (Nr. S. mad for him..
self examined into the matter, both from
his votes whilst in Congress, and from
those personally acquainted with him:
and he would assert without the fear OF
successful contradiction, that Willard
Fillmore was as true a friend to the
South and Southern institutions rs any
man, Wing or Democrat, north OF Ma
son and D;xou's line. The charge against
Mr.. Fillmore was only brought up to
prevent a full investigation Of the opin
ions aud position Of Gen. Cass.
The Hon. Charles james Faulkner is
now chairman Of the resident Democrat
;c National Committee in Washington.
Four years ago, when he w. trying to
smootl, over his apostacy from the Wing
party, he said in a speech in in Congress :
I would have been pleased to record
NV vote for that EMINENT MAN, Mr.. Fill.
more. whose name will forever appear
on the roll of legislation, appended to
the Fugitive s|ave) law, As having con-
additionally sanctioned and approved it,
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a II heures A: Il, les PROPHECIES hypotheques ci-apres
lecrites, savoir: Fisher, negre, age de So ans; "a fems
me, Mary, agee, de go ans; Dick, negre, age de IS ana:
Jane, rasresse agee de IS ans; Parker, negre, age do
30 ans; simon, entant, age IS mois; Alfred, negre, az.
de % ans; Louisa, negresse, agee de IS ans ct Joe, no.
gre age de 20 ans, pour payer ct satistaire 10 dit ordrr
l'execution.
Condition de IA vente-Comptant.
Quest Baton Rouge Juliet IS 1855.
n. ". POPE Sheriff.
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whole country 'De O''on' ""o '"e o''-
sti,utiou.
In a subsequent speech at Lebanon
"he declared that, if it could be proved
that Mr.. Fillmore had any chance OF
election, he would vote for him, believing
him to he an honest man."
The Hon. John E. Ward, Of Savannah,
Georgia, was President Of the Cincin>
natl Democratic National Convention
which nominated M: Buchanan. On
Mr.. FilImore's arrival in Savannah, in
1853, Mr.. Ward, who had been deputed
to receive him. addressed him in the fol-
lowing words
Mr.. Fillmore Will unfeigned pleas.
ure, l perform the duty assigned me OF
welcoming you to the city Of Savannah.
Whilst the events which mark you I'D
ministration Of the Government are of
too recent date to be discussed without
arousing passions. which on this occa-
sion should be hushed to rest, we must
all remember that those high and SOL
emn trusts were not assumed by you
n the sunshine of our prosperity. 1t
was at a dark and eventful period in
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ROR SPRING rRADEWE

1tOH SfttlNG THADEWE
II SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have in large and most
excellent Stock Of Leather and Fsnding for the Spring
Trade which will sell low any other establishment
South of New York and for less price than they be had
even there expenses of travelling freight &c. considered
All Of our purchases having been made from the Ipor
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tanner places in to sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving stock
an examination and believe shall be able to please
both as to price and quality Below enumerate some of
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen Crawfords Calf Skins his maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1857
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 =" American Calf Skins,
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
SO " Band Leather,
LASTS BooTrees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also, Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles too
to mention, at No. 21 Old street. opposite Harlisons
Saddlery. a. & r. H. FORD
B.. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg Nav s. 1852 IT,
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
~ At the end of Three Years. such has been the and
free from debt; have made assessments and have now
such large Capital in cash and notes. that have hes
itaton in saying to the public that there safer Com
in the Southern Country The most of the Risks in
this Company being the Western part of State where
the danger from fire is much less
At the last annual Meeting the following officers
elected.
JAMES SLOAN, President
S. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
C, P. MENlENHALL, Attorney
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y Treasurer.
W. H. CUMMINGSGen. Agent
DIRECTORS.-Jam Sloan, DIR. J. A. Mebane, G. p.
Mendenhall VIM: S. Rem Rev: c. F. Deems, James NJ.
l. Cole, B. P Weir, GreensS ugh; F. Lilly, Wades
borough, DR.. s. G. Coffin, Jam own: Joshua Tavloe
washington; VIM: A: Wright, VIII. rgton; John I. Sha
YER Salisbury John H. Cooke, Fayetteville H. g. Spru
Plymouth Robert E. Troy, Lumberton DR.. R. H. Scales
All communications should be directed to the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Secy
August 6, 1854. 75-tf
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Hnrrah for FiIlmOre!

Hurrah for Fillmore!
n OFFER FOR SALE, MY TRACT OF LAND
II in Msdsol county Mississippi containing $40 acres
ace timbere land The place miles from jackson and
from Clinton The mprov are all new consisting
81 frame Dwelling with SIX rooms ana gaGGy Gs.
ase Cotton-press Negro Cabins, Stables, &C., &C. There
asetwo fine esterns and never failing ponds
peghborhood of the best III the State
and schools convenient.
Address me at Clinton Miss. ..95- :
July l, 1855. 6e-sm.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. ~
HyHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY HAv-
II ING made arrangements with the Raleigh & Gass0i
Rail Road Company, and reesablsbed their Office in Ras
eigh, n c. prepared to transport Freight Spsc,
all the principal Cities North South and West of Raiech
at the most reasonable rates. r -.
Also the following stations the line Of the RSleith
Gssten railroads to Frankhnt0n Henderson, Warreut6n
Gaston Weldon. . :, 81. -,
The Express viii run with the speed and regularity Of
the mails, and in charge Of special messengers IA
e - y 'rs WM. WHITE Jr. AQeak q :;
Office at the cid stand, near the Marlborough House.
Sep. 2, 1856. -.rs arr .-.. = s2%-E
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TO THE PUBLIC.

N0HE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED TO
latest and most improved styles to wit Mil gearing;
solid master and skeleton spur wheels and trundes
m asa %sfh
thrasher; shnge machines; smut machines warranted
equal to in use oil kinds of turning plows sub
Tobacco Presses repairing brass taps mill screws Gum
ming and Strengthening Circular avs, &c. He thinks his
two horse power machine is superior anything has
been offered to the public. With fifteen years practical
experience he aaers himself he is competent to finish
his work in the very best workman-ke STYLE and all hs
asks is trial to satisfy his customers All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to. He will draw
drafts or give any instruction that may be needed iii put
ting up any of his machinery. .'
His address, Milton, c.; his foundry and Shops four
miles South of that place. go
N. B. The price Of his smut machine $75 at the shop
his two horse trashing maching worth $ls5 all other
work low cen be afforded. =. 2. -
J.J.sYARBROUGH. IL.
June 5th 1856. 5s-swfm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-24

y EVISED CODE, PRICE 81 90. POSTAGE
IL when sent by mail As cents For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code nterleaved. few copies only
in this form remaining. IS so.
W. L. P. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest
Eatons Forms Iredell Executors and Law Books gem
orally particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
January IT, 1856. II