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LIVERY STABLE,

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PLEASED TO IN
IL FORM THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
formerly owned by j. Nixon, Esq., the Market House.
where they will keep hand we'll broke and tractabe
horses carriages and buggies with good rusty drivers,
Horses also. boarded by the day month Their prices
will be in accordance with the times All possible pains
will be taken to give general satisfaction those who may
patronize their establishment.
1. T. CLAYTON,
l. BECkWITH.
Raleigh Sept. 2e, 1855. ss-tf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUBSCRIBERS ARE AU-
IA THORIZED 10 close cut that splendid chewing to-
bacco which invoiced at IS 1b, at greatly re,
duced priceand customers who admired but could
not afford 70 chew il, viii please give Us call
March Is, 1855. IS So 81 !.
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CARROLL HOUS 8 e.
CHESTERVILLE, S. C.

VlHAT LARGE AND SPLENDID THREE STORY
IL Building the east side of Chester Depot. is now
Cars otherwise. The Proprietor is well aware that
nothing short of welkept house will induce custom to
patronage he reains from those thousand and prom
ses which have been made only to be broken by many of
his I" "illustrious predecessors"
He confidently hopes that he will be sustained and upon
trial give that satisfaction and accommodation to the weaed
traveller that will send him on his way rejoicing.
J. L. CARROLL.
Feb. 25, 1856. 29-tf
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Dec. 1st, 1855.

NOTICE.-Was taken up and committed TO JuiI in
IL the County of Nash, on June 25th 1854, negro
man. who his is TOM and belongs to the heirs
seems to be about years of age black complex
ion and has more than an ordinary space between two
pay prison charges and take him away or he will be dis.
posed OF according to law. A. r. BAINES,
aug l-wu Sheriff.
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~ JAIL OF PETERSBURG, VA, "A NEGRO
boy by the name Of BILL belonging Lemuel Tyce Esq.,
and bought by him from Slater JONES' The owner can
]. Q. LUFSEY.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-09

FIRST PREMIUM !-SMUT AND SCREEN.
~ ING MACHINE, YOUNGS PATENT. IMPORTANT
ceved the first premium at the North Carolina State Fair
and was to the public the in use in
Carolina all Of which in operation and have given
the most entire satisfaction regard both performance
and durability, having six years and perform as
they did at first and have been of order
one day We have thrown out ten different Smut Machines
and delivered the Mill any where in the State = =
Manufactured and sold by .sia - 5sSt
JNO. A. McMANNAN.
April 1s. 1854 - ., - 49, b
~ Cut this advertisement out and keep it.
EHOR SALE.-TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES OF
the latest style with the latest improved patent rubber
cushions One Of them has two sets of cushions one sett
without pockets for playing Kelley, which will sell at
bargain. Please call soon.
JOHN CREECH
Raleigh, Nov. 16. 1855. 1O3-tf
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UDEFORE LEAVING THIS CITY FOR OUR NEW
ID home, we take the pleasure of recommending MIR.
William H. Williams your favorable consideration Mr..
W. will have the facilities for supplying your wants
and demands have been enjoyed BY the undersigned for
the last eight years. and will doubt do satisfac
toriy. ..
MI Williams is fully authorized to settle up our books
and We now for the last time to all ndebt
cd u.s. that business must be settled up Reasonable time
will be allowed denquents before asking them to settle
with our attorneys.
Feb. l. 1885, 21-
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SUNDRIES.

SUNDRlESe -. -l'--I- =
WE HAVE IN STORE, AND WILL SELL AT
w lowest market rates:-
5000 Sacks Jeffrey Dacey L. B. Salt, -
1000 do G. A. do.
100 bbls. Refined Crushed Sugar.
100 d. Coffee do.
SO hf boxes Loaf do.
200 bags Rio Coffee
500 boxes Pale Soap.
$50 do. Brewn do.
100 do Chemical Olive Soap.
$50 bbls. N. C. Gross Herrinps ,s+s,.
$50 do Cut do
Brooms, baskets wrapping papers, twine sugar boxes
yeast powders olive OIL chocolate, candles mould, adaman-
tine and together with all articles found whole
sale grocery.
A. NJ McPHEETERS CO.
Roanoke Square.
Norfolk, Va.
Particular attention given to sales Of and N c.
produce generally Orders for lime, guno, &c filled at
lowest prices.
Dec Is. 1866. s.
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. GRIFFIN BARNES
BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTORY,

SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTORY,
Wood Turning in all its Branches
Nos. 122 and 81, corner Chusch and Union Streets
NORFOLK, VA.
Carpenters and Builders from the Country and neghbor
ing Towns will find their interest to call before pur
chasing elsewhere all orders received by will be
promptly attended to and neatly executed.
Feb u, 1856. 28-6m
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Successor to e. L. Harding.
VulHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS BEEN FOR MANY
years Clerk for E. L. Harding was, the 1st day of
January 1885, appointed Agent for the Raleigh Branch
by the manufacturers with whom Mr.. H.
ted while in business in this city The and class
of Clothing that have this house the reputation
enjoys will be kept and the prices will be uniform,
and we hope as satisfactory in every particular:
WIN. H. WILLIAMS
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AMP OLA GOOD SUPPLY JUST TO HAM
La and for sale by ou r,
March II, 1856. ST.
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- EVISED CODE, PRICE 81 90. POSTAGE
H when sent by mail As cents. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code intereaved. few copies only
in this form remaining IS 90
W. L. P. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest,
Eaons Forms 1redell Executors and Law Books gem
era particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
January II, 1856. II
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KAEV BIGGS & Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Tuniss Wharf, Ioacn Point,
Norfolk, Va.
Reerences-Messrs Bloodgood Co., E. P. Tabb. Il CO.,
and Alexr Bell, Esq, Norfolk; Hon. Asa Biggs William
ston N c.. Col J. B. G. Rouhac, Raleigh n c.; Lewis
Thompson. Esq, Hotel, NC.
October %, 1854 96-1y
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
A TTOR NEY AT LA AW

SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses-
sions of Wake, Johnston, Cumberland and Harnett.
Smithfeld, Feb. 90, 1856. 2S-tf
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ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY.
II OFFER FOR SALE l7SO ACRES OF LAND


II OFFER FOR SALE 1850 ACRES OF LAND
cast of and adjoining the Ouachita river consisting of
upland and botton-the former fair the latter first rate,
producing under good cultivation, from sixty to eighty
bushels Of corn per and from twelve re- hundred s to two
cleared with gnhouse orchard and houses for sixty
negroes 1t is healthy, we'll watered, and convenient to
navigation 1t is adapted Stock being adjacent forty
thousand acres or more of wild or cane land, aff1rng
this the desirable east of the Ouachita
is there any ohcr the side of the river which
would ve yet inferior land to upland there
planters from North Carolina making from six to nine
bales to the hand-names be given, if necessary My
price is S. 900 cash. time with per interest
Corn and and stock be purchased with the
place.
Cachemasso p. O.
Nov. 12 1855. it,
THOMAS WHITE, P. R. DAVIS, w. H. HARDEE
WHITE, DAVIS g. HARDEE,
General Commission Merchants, and Dealers
in GuanO,
PETERSBURG, VA.
Sept 90, 1855. 81
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-09

X. DOBBIN,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
HAS REMOVED HIS SHOP TO THE HOUSE FOR
merly occupied by Mrs. Harde as confectionery on
Fayetteville street. opposite the Market House, where he is
prepared to execute all orders in his line of business
He has hand a stock of excellent leather and will
all work done by him. He his thanks past
favors, and will endeavor to merit continuance of them.
~. Remember the old stand of Mrs. Hardie.
Ralesb Jan. Z
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,B BERTHE Co.,
- Court Of Pleas Quarter Sessions, February Term,
ment levied Land-In this it is ordered by
Court that advertisement for six weeks be made in the
pear and repevy, judgment final will be entered and
the estate levied applied to the payment of the
of Pleas Quarter Sessions, the Court House the
Town of Windsor this the Goth day Of February, A. D.
1856, and the soth year of American Independence.
WILLIAM P. GURLEY, Clerk County Court.
Feb. 81, 1856. -6w.
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A. NJ. McPHEETERs & CO.
Roanoke Sqnare
- Particular attention given to sales Of -four and G.
produce generally Orders for lime guano &c filled at
Lowest west p prices: ,s:. .ssI- : . Is
A. M. McPHEETERS, & co.
Wholesale Grocers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WiAs Warehouse,
REFERENcEs: &
ss$ s$.7s Ss:sss' Ell baas ni'
" IL i JSsss, & Ca;sis. Bank ef e Cape Fear
4essrs. Reid Soutter,
DR.. N c. Whitehead }No1oM.
Pres't Farmers Bk ofva.
1essrs. isai DssI, Spence nee Reid, Baltimore.
B. Blossom Son, Neao YorE.
September 16, 1863 7S-s-i
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney ut Law, &
., RALEIGH, n G, -. - -.
Johnston Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
at the office formerly occupied BY the late Hon. Will r.
=. Raleigh. january 8 1854 4swsm. {.
JAMES J. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Will attend to all business entrusted to him. in thee 1r.
0h6ce.the occupied by the late Hon. James Iredeu
Raleigh, June 18th, 1883. Ga-tE
Law Copartnershir 3
MILLER AND ROGERS, 4
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELIORS AT LAW,
RALEIGH, n. C. 4 5
Will sttend promptly to all business entrusted to them
October %. 1884. ss-tk
TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
II Person County, Sunday the 9Th instant runaway
the fact and that his name IS William Mayo and ht be
was raised about Grsenyills Virginia Said negro
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
Tribute to Printers.

The Chaplain Of the New Hampshire
Peniientiars, in reviewing the events of his
life, since hs connection with that Institu-
.ion, pays iIe following compliment to
jourreymen printers:
Il have the happiness 10 number among
Ry friends many printers, but though tmay
seem to imply lacx OF ability ofthe Minis
Ter, or the want OF the qualities that are
necessary in order to appreciate good preach
ing on the other part. vet lwili reveal the
fact that have never succeeded well with
that class. For Hine long years, and with
all the inducements offered, not one .oi iha.
trade has connected himself with my con
ereglli n--4ni | do not think man cou d
be found, of ;.li y ho ever tenanted cur pris-
on, who could SET upa column Of type.
leave the reader to ma. e his own commrnts,
only remsrking that this cannot be acciden-
tai, nor can the explanation be that the en-
Pluynent keeps them ignorant Cf prevailing
vices and immoral!;ies. nor vet that young
priIters are removed .ram the large Masses
where corrJ9ti"Ds engender and spread. In
all these respects tLis class are yery much
exposed. l. is evident, se think, that the
employment has an eleva'ing tendency ard
ls favorable to intellectual and moral iIi-
prgvement."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
Brooks in the Mexican War.

The Southern Journals have u great dca
10 say abOut Brooks having fought gailanlly
in Mexico It's an IF er n TIE South Carolina
Regiment OF volunteers. We have befure
us an authentic list OF the officers of tina; re-
giment, with the promotions. and the names
Of those who were wounded in which we
fad the name of Preston s. Brooks and or.
posiie the name the words. "Absent recru-
itirg" If We recolIect Alright, however
Brooks was with the regiment at the siege
o Vera Crrz. where all the fighting wae
toae by the artillery, ard we know that be
WAS in command of his company in the City
OF Mexico, after all the fighting in ;he Val.
ley was over and also in San Angel, where
a correspondent Informs us he dis inguished
himself by ga:iaGtIy discharging The s;x
barrels OF his revolver into crowt fuf men
and women in the market place, for some
ianc'ed insult 10 bic dignity. 1t is probably
TO ,his circumstance. that the Southern Jour-
nails alluded when 'hcy speak ol his services
in the war Nv. Y. Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

"WH THE GOpS INTEND To Destroy
THEY FIRST MAKE MAD. The leaders o
| Ohio L3cofocoism. anticipating the grant
thrashins the people have in store for them
are already venting their examinations upon
each O. her. The editor OF the Statesman III
q recent number oc his paper. speaks thu:
Of Gov Mediil:
"Gov. Medi!l has never done anything
since he has been in the State but hold the
be-t Offices in the Democracy. and if he
thinks that he has a Prescriptve right tc
every homer, he might in the end find that
there are some diyaCRorS as well as hunors
in this world. Some things can be told as
vel! as others, and all we ask is sufficient
preteXt to write the biographies of some
bali dozen OF the conspirator<. They will
never want 4 second life written. Ii some
men cau't be honest, they might at least be
gentlemen. When they can't be neither
their times are short.
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..FErE SOIL. FREE NeY. FREE Scac

s.FREE SOIL, FREE Men, FREE SCHOOLS
AND FREMuYT.''-The State Assoc iatiun OF
tle Teachers OF Ohio held a, Mansfield lasr
week their sem-ar rual Il eeting. We are
told that about 500 Teachers were present
The citizens oi Mansfield gave them a
splendid entertainment on Thursday even.
ing,--one tHat is represented 20 have been
in the highesl degree c7editab'e to the taste
and The hosPitalit, Of the people.
One of the toasts. we hear prepared 70,
the occasion, WAS Free soil, Free, Men
FREE School As the President of the eyen.
ing announced this toast, the whole as=em.
blv, as with one vHice, shouted out - ant
Fremont - Il WAS unpremeditated, but i
vas all the more : Cniiclnt. There Wa;
not, We are assured, one discordant note t,
check this spontaneous expression Of the
peoples i'll! 60 much for Ohio Ger
He: aid
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Another FaIseb0od Refnted.

81 far above repr5ach is the private char
ac;er of Col. Frem NJ, and so unexcep'ion-
able he public career, that his opponents.
in order to have something to say a.aiDsl
him are driven TO the necessity of nIanuiac-
turing the most giarirg falseho'ds The
Enquirer, of course. is prominent in Il, :
business, ard 30 rec kIess has it become that
il cares not whether il has even the dp-
peaTGHce of truth on ;ls side, and as for self
respect, il has thrown it entirely aside
Tie olher day it amused Itself by charging
that Fremont was a Knpw-Nolhing. Tnis
was bid for foreign votes. The next day
it charged that he was a Catholic. That
was bid for X. n votes All along it has
charged him with being an sA5oltionist, a
d:sunionis,. &c, and in the midst Of these
aisehoods and Inconsistencies, our neighbor
charged yesterday that Fremont votet
againsI the bill providing for the suppress
sion of the slave trade in the District o.
Columbia. THIS Of course, was intended
TO distract the Republican party. But nov
tor the truth.
In the Senate, September 18th. 1850, th'
bill for he abolition of the slave trade in
the District OF Columbia being under con
sideraiiun, aud members having run into tn;
discussion of other matters, the following
proceedings took place:
Mr.. Hale--Mr. President, rise to in
qnre what is the question before tn,
Senatel
The President-It is on the passage o.
the bill ''to suppress the Slave trade in III,
District of Columbia"
Nr. Mason called for the ayes and noes
on the passage of The bill, and they were
ordered, and were as foil lws:
Ases-Mpssrs. Baldwin, Benton, Bright
Dayton, FREMONT, + Seward. &c.
&c,
Noes-Messrs. A:chison. &C.. &c,
We have nit particle OF curiosity to see
how the Enquirer will manage this matter
for, judging by its past course, we know il
will pass the subject in silence for the pre-
sent. and reprint the assertion as fact in q
a few days. We have known the Enquirer
to publ; h deliberately, most glaring false.
hoods and groundlsss assertions at times
and ia ways almost without number, bu'
we have not knownit to retract or apologize
in single instance, though convinced and
convicted Of error in more than hundred
cases.
It's not for the purpose Of defending Col
Fremont or the Republican party that W.
notice these matters. but in order that il
there is any shame in the Enquirer, it may
be shlined in:o a respectable course. That:
all.--Cin. GG9e!fe.
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Campaign Songs.
The White House Race.
-Trxr-ncsa.p.own Rsees.-

-lTrxr-1CsaspiowR Raees-"
There's an I'D gray horse whose nari'e Is Buck.
: Du da, da da,
His dam was Folly and Lis sire Bad Luck.
Du ca. du da day.
CHckrs-We'Fe tourd 20 wOTk ali night,
We're bound TO work oii dav,
= I'll tci nv money onise s.usisng Cor
VIII silytoiy bet OF tie Gray.
The Nustnng Colt is eirerg ard Young.
Du da du do.
His wind i sound and Lis kaers not sprung,
sAHs Oh da. du d. dsy
Cuorus-we're bound TO @crk. &c.
The Old gray horse is u known hack.
Du da. da.
Hs's long bsen led al the pr,5,i; rack.
Cu ia. du ds Gay.
CEcErs---We're bourd owoia. &c.
The Mustang IS fall blood cot,
- ru da. Ia Ia,
lie cannot Sly. aad he viii moi box.
pudn Gu da day.
CHoFus-Were bound to- &c.
The cd gray horse SLcn he ;ries 80 'rn;.
81 DT da. On dr,
Goes round and round In tie .ssne cd SPOT.
Do d.. du da day.
CroErs--we'Te tound 10 &C..
The Mustang goes q; Z kilingpace,
Du d.. da ia
Hes bound 10 " in in the ft,'r rifle r-re.
pu da, On da day,
CHonrs-Wr're bourd to, &c
Then co your bee; with tl,r Old gray hack,
Ia Ia. du da,
Tie Mustang Coltwillc!err the 'ra'i,
Du da. du da day.
CuoEus-We're bnond 10 work all night.
Were bound to work all day,
I1ltfi niv nionry ont the Mustang Colt
You'd beiisT not is on the Gray
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CoNTLIMEHT To SENATOR PUGH-Thc
Washington correspondent OF the Charleston
IS. c. Standard says:
''Mr pugh, OF Ohio. made an effective
speech Today on the Kanzas difficulty, ana
tOof high groand for SLarry. 1t will be
well ior the Democrats TO fohow his example
in the Convention next week.
The Standard ere this has learned that the
"Democrats'' did "well"-tnr Slaverv--in the
Cincinnati Convention. They came square
up TO the lash-at 'east on the piatlorln.-
Scioio Gaze:k.
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EfF0Ii1' ssODhEY Mills
De. a. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE LINEMENT.

fsa eomliaaiiou Vegetables. Extracted on Scien-
tine primo pes and put up III pint hoie- III Ltqued
torm, possessing rare Medicinal qualities. When
externally acls upon The parl or parts diseased
Nv siImu the a:isoreut vcssr's aruuseng them
ntO sad taken into The c;TculatI givIn-
vitality The dusessed part or paris thereby resior
Jug the natural iunc!iOrr ard eeIIra tie same.
- when used lnern ally II acts A. al aptis ssnsdi'
Tonic Stlnucnt and sudo-ic. al The same time II l.
"a: ratic. AMI freely upnH The nunary orsans.-
nurse medicine it rtanis prominent. 1t viii
alter aeken Poll Eyi unless very lar advanced,
W bathing u freely and warni'ns It IN with bot
not 10 sCzid. IL wIl remove tuIi0rs anu
swelling. ocCasIoned by the collar, harness, or sad
die Erempves g5istiy nmps occss sioEed by kicks or
o,fer wounds If they do mol nrniy adhere 10 the
bone.
IL heals all Iasceraied confused incesei wounds
II will the scratches 1t gives Immediate relIef
in wind co'c, gwen Ia doses OF one Two ounces n
arrests inflammation; IN iaCt IL VIII iavpurahly
compeie with any Cf the LIninents al The day. And
in order facilitate the action of the medicine when
externally usrd the place he bathed shaved in ir
first place he washed with sorp and wafer to free the
skin or wound from dirI.
| This reparation is an excellent remedy far many
diseases OF the human family and VIII he found up
trial good ii no: better thau at! other prepeia
tion offered i'll Iiuiment form.
| Though here wish to inform tie public ard the
pur rcs sser hat this medicine VIII not cure every
thing i, will come near doing every thing 10 pre-
feciIun Ihsvr stated OF Ihe jag 10 the HOrid
rrssS - Ted pain Eig{ers Of the day" And here
| wanl II understood if.at I do mol ask generous
public tn take my statements without Trying II f1r
themselves and 'e Convinced of the iac,s stated FGr
further proof impure al Inc iDIOWin@ p"'rhhS. al o
feiE,cnI county and State OF oHip; VIZ Samuel Ran
/ kins. Farmer; Jnhn a. Ray ard John NJ. stewart
Mercants; rhOs IOnes BsaIIsi Minister, RGck hIi.
Ur Jn-rua PisgOt: Targart and SheH.ierd Merchants
| Norristown ghi1 ana GeorIe X. Fox, horse drovcr
n0rrislowu o.; sny of the farmers living on tic
| grade road leading from Norristown TO F'eePort
| Harrison county. They will e,ve you eli the salts
! faction necessary. This Wedicne is free from al
mineral Poi-ous and ade ard sold by the nndersign
Cd near Branson's Mil. Flushing valley, Belmont
! countv Ohio. Price ~ per bottle.
Post Gfiice address Flushing Belmont County, Ohio
| Nav Is, less AIN
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EXECUT0R'S NOTICE Notice is
= hereby given that at tlir Pruigte Court FOR Eel
mont county, the nader siE',Cd appointed aud uua
icd as Executor ol the estate OF Ann Pigeon ale OF
Belmont county deed.
All those indebted 10 said estate, requested tc
make immediate payment. aud those having claims
aranSt SAID estate notified to pre- sent them for
srtinIneut within one wear from this date
ma3I SAMUEL w. STANLEY Exsr
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Gree more the.P Patlfnler is forth on his hant.
Cenr the way for FIce Soil. ics Free Men and Fre-
mcnt.
Wei srurn erery feirer, well brrsk every rod,
End k"Isas slal! Lll ora Ike tie t;aIden of God.
Wien We plant Ic white banner Of Freedom aTnn'r
Ard cry, TO tie rescue, Free men and Fremont"
Oh! the land ti.ut we love shall be sacred from
slaves,
From the iyrans misrule ard tho plunder of fkuaves
Wei baptise tie UEion in itery's font,
End Tic iaiL ofCur ialLels shall live with Fremont
Go, travc nnour:oin cnter, icad on in the path
Where The people slall sweep il the storm OF heiI
wrath.
Who shall hinder their triumph il God so appninll
Who stay the bold march Of Free Men and Fremont!
Then. East, West aud North, swell he lofty &c.
claim, [afano!
Like wiSds from the rncunirirs, like prairies
Clear The way, the Pathfinder moves on in on
'front.' LFremani!
Ard our hearts shall keep time to TIE march o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
CHILDRENS BOIYETS.
NEW PUBL. CATTOTS.
The following hooks Lave just been received ant
for sac at tie Publishers IeIa prices al the Booh
Store i'll Masonic Hall, 81. Clairsyille:
Mayue Reid'S New Romance cf Mexico.
THE WHITE CHIEF.

Legend OF NOrtI MEXICO.
BY CAPT. AayNE REID.
7ath0r cf "RiRe Ranger<, ScalP Hunters, ,'' Hun
ter'S Feast" Sc.
Ore Emo. Re utifnIiy iIlu rated. Cloth, 81 e5.
This is another of those popular works of adven-
Iure which have taken such hold % the Amerc au
punc--ahap.ei as they 20 all that fee ing
OF eRthusa> M and thirst bold deeds WI cl
lie iuhrrrnt IN TIE freas's people. Few writers
have risen to such pnpu arity in short Time The
Scalp Hunters. Rife Rangers. Hunters Feast aud
Whiie Chief form Il library themselves. for they
contain not only turiilinr narratives Of Wild Wood
Life lut fall Of nto-mGIun as To The fatits aud
natural bisIofy Of the deazHns of the woods and for
eSis, lakes aud streams be they fOurc.ged two
legged, no I.gs al al.