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THE FLOATING BALLS OR KsUCKLE
WASHING MACHINE.

The subscriber having purchased the light OF the
above Machine for the Counties Of Cumberland and
| Harnett is now ready to furnish such as may be
aes of obtaining Right. The machine is simple,
portion of it fail. be easily speedily repaired
Dy any person having, the of tools lain
ior this machine more than what it is able perform.
with that description OF labor WHICH almost every
FAMILY is able to supply. without at all Interfering
with the ordinary duties. In the first place q Child
~ or Is years Of age can perform all the labor after
having seen it operate few times if the drec-
tions adhered to- will do much work in one day
as three four women in the ordinary way. and the
work will be much better do Below will be found
a certificate from those who have purchased and now
have in one of these machines
ISHAI BLAKE
April u, 1856. 93-tf
FAYETTEvIIEE, n. c.. April 9. 1856.
We. the Undersigned having purchased of Nj. lsllain
Blake one Of the above machines. cordially recommend
IT to the favor Of the Public. It washes very rapidly
and the work is much better done is usually v done
in the old way, and with less wear to the Ciotbnr
1t far exceeds expec tatons. has only to be
seen in operation to satisfy the most skecaI of its
utility and economy. We have doubt OF its being
generally used wherever Introduced
D. Il. McRAE. JSo. D. WILLIAMS,
w. j. ANDERsox, JoHS D. STARR
WH. McLAURfS JosEpH 4. WoRrH
e +. Hurt, \. j. OHANLoN,
JAS. u. Smith, DAVID WEMYss
We fn company with several other gentlemen saw
a four dollar bll which very dirty and much
defaced, put in and washed by this machine re-
moving all the dirty appearance Of the bill. and eav-
ing 1t perfectly legbe. which shows there IS little or
no rubbing produced in washing fine articles.
FRANK \. RoBERTs,
JAS. G. SMITH
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.J.A MES "a YE.E

y VI sCS VIE
IS receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of CHEAP
GOODS, among which
irish Linens, Lawns and Diapers
F'r'fcf Scotch. and Domestic Lawns,
r,alicocs -Frcuch Eng glish and Domestic,
Erencl Scotch and Domestic Cling ghauls.
I.tn5roid'd a and Plain Grape Shawis and Scarfs.
81 to 1914 Bieachci Shifting aud Sheetlng,
Frenah and Irish Linen Drilling,
Black and Colored Silks,
i}anuets and Bonnet Ribbon.
Boiling Cloths. Nos. to 10,
Joseph Rcpk:.'s Cottonades,
Colorel Ctrnnaline and Barege.
Linen Cambria IIandkerchiefs. assorted
Blay Linens, 3-t to A. very cheap.
With many other articles, all of which have been
purchased by the Package at the lowest rates and Will
he Offered the lowest prices by wholesale or retail l.
for Cash or u time to punctual customers.
March 90 1856. Ct
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sS:o Reward.

Ran2vav from the subscriber cn tie 1st Of April
last a negro named Rand about six feet n gh
e.aut years Of age. and black. Said negro is sup
posed to lurking in the ncighberhooI of john Bell
or james Nckethan.
The above reward will be paid tc any person de-
lycring said negro to at Locksvile, Chatham co..
n c. or conning him in any Jail in the Stat. where
] can get him. NATHAN hiNG.
June %, 1856 ftf
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DESSOL
NORTH CAROLINA,

NORTH CAfsOLI1A,
Robson County n. c.
Superior Court of Law. Fall Term, A D. 1856
Whereas it is ordered by the Court, at this Term
that Special Term of the Superior Court of Law and
Equity, be held for the Coanty of Robeson, at the
Court House :r Iumberton, the third Monday in
January. A. D. 1857. This is therefore to notify all
suitors witnesses Court officers dc. that they be
appear at the Court House in Lnberton the third
Monday in January next aforesaid for the purpose
dsposing of the unfinished business the Civil
Docket,
Witness. Alexander Mcmillan. Clerk of salt: Court
at Office, in Lumbeafon. the fourth Monday in Sep
tember A. D. 1856. aud in the Slst year Of American
Independence
4. MCMILLAN, G. S. G.
Oct ls 1856. 23-6t
SILF FER PLATED Spoons, Ladies', Forks,
Butter and Dessert Knives and Castors.
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS, hand
some, at from 81 to $40 each.
KNIVES AND Forks, and Scissors Of superior
quality
BRIrrANiA TEA AND COFFEE Pors, Castors,
Sandlesticks, Spoons, Ladies, Communion
Sets, &c, &C.
LAMPS, variety for Oil, Fluid or Lard.
LOOKING GLASSES, from to % x I6
inches; men Walters, Mats, Baskets, Tin and
oouen-ware Iron and Stone Mortars, &c, &c
T OF safe by w. n. TILLINGHAST
Oct 25 I'm y - ~
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:, .sss4 .
JAMES c. SMITH & CO.,
Commission lNerchants
Have removed their office to the second story of the
bu ding formerly occupied by the Telegraph Company
where they are prepared attend all business in the
Commission line.s s.&
All insiness entrusted to them vii. be pune tuay
attended to- 81 s e-s+s4-s Il 81. . .a.
Wilmin gton. October l, 1855
10 Dblss Prime Cider Vinegar.
Just received and fer sale By
: " H CARVER
We call the attention Of WHOLE
SALE DEALEES .........
TO present stock,--and we have recently
ceis ed--e1 e.tl. - sy5t
500 bags Rio, I,aguira Maricaibo and Java Coffee,
20 hlis Sugar assorted grades,
Is bbs dd. Refined. Crushed ana Powdered
ss. s95 boxes Sperm. Adamantne and Tallow Candles
SO do Fancy and assorted Candies.
100 coils Kentucky. Jute and Manila Rope,
Fdies Baggins, Gunny, Dundee aud DuTiaps.
80 tons Hoop Iron.
40 boxes Cheese =f5-+
g 20 iaif,bls Super Carb. Soda, r5
10000 Cigars various brands a7 .-t...s. -.-
Penrer, Spice, Ginger, Cloves. Nutinegs. Rcrax
Madder. indigo, Spanish Brown, Brimstone Fancy
and Bar soaps Starch Powder, Shot. Bar Lead,
SiIiifi in Boxes Elle Mills do in Half Bbls.; Green
arid Black Teas Hollow Ware. Sseeds Iron, En- gIish.
German and Cast Steel; PloNs Straw Cutters. Corn
Shelters Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Trace Chains
Sole Leather &c, &c., s.4 81. i. s .s.
The above Goods offer the most favorable
ernls to prompt time or cash purchasers. .'*
izt -aGl 81 l5ls ID. u W. McI.AURIN.
9 Nov Is. a. .1t 2itf .fs .
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EilR. SALE.

ef4 Acres of Land lying on Cape Fear River-Store.
Dwelling Houses all in first rate order The Store
fine business stand at the Cross Roads and the
land is not be eXcalled by any III North Carolina.
ANY person desiring TO purchase obtain further
particulars respecting the property by calling cn
either of us Willis Creek the Wilmington Eoad
IS M les from Fayctteviilc
SARAH WRIGHT.
Oct I 1S-tf JAMES WRIGHT.
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CEs -sd.E y~ 81 e lDNo


4 2 4 .IE GEiAECE To Make MONEY.
Being inclined to move South will cell MY entire
3 WAGON ESI1 1BLISHI
with good Stock OF Material and Tools selected by
self prp0sely for the wagon business. Any person
wishing to bay, and having doubts about the success
OF the establishment. can have opportunity Of ex-
anining my book for their satisfaction.
Nov. p. 1886. z-it
\. b. All debts due NE for work must be settled
either by cash approved notes by the first of Jany
1851 il they will all he put in collection
by legal process. NM WATSON.
Nov. q. 1856. 2J-t57.
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NEW GOODS!
w. HI. C. AR ER

Is Just receiving very large Stock Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, WINES, s,LJoUoRS
direct from New York which will ho so1l :.
moderate prices for Cash, exchange for nv Ind ~
produce. y Aihu Vi
call from old friends and the public generally is
desired my Stock is large and varied t+ ..
reldom fail to give satisfaction. " VIII
w. II. CARVER
Hay Street, Fayetteville II n
Oct. l. IS1f ~ O'
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NOTICE.

Application Will be made to the next Gencr-
al Assembly of the State Of North Carolina for
XII act more effect,ially to abate the nuisance
from filthy, stagnant water in the bitches, gut
ters, streets, alleys aud private lots in the town
Of Fayetteville, to promote the health aud bet
ter regulation of said town, and for other pur-
poses.
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Land for Sale

100 ACRES OF LAND lying apper Little
River, IN Harnett County, we'll tlmbered and vel,
located for the Turpenne business. 1t will be sold
on accommodating terms, Apply soon to the Subscri-
Der at Fayetteville
Sept. 27, lit WM. Mel. MCKAY
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USE OF GUANo-At the recent meeting, o.
the Herts Eugland) Agricultural Association
Sir p. 3. Lytton stpted that within the last
three years, independently of the expended
ordinary manures, the farmers of Great Brit
Gin had laid out five millions sterling i'm the
purchase of guano, and that within the same
period million of fresh acres had been brought
into cultivation.
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PITY the sorrows of poor old man."

E.. Curious Wolf TEAr.--The Hartford Times
ofSaturday says: A very ingenious and ap-
parently eifectual contrivance for catching and
killing wolves, foxes &C. has been invented by
Frederis: Reuthe of this city, workman in
Colts pistol factory. 1t is small and compect,
being hardly ten inches long, aud works with
much strength and precision. Two steel prongs,
fitting into close steel irtn case, provided
with four barbed points upon which the bait is
fixed. The little thing is completed by two
small steel tubes pistol barrels, running
gthwise with the case on either side, and
provided with cones for percussion caps.
When the Animal seizcs the meat, he pulls
out the two prongs upon which it is fastened,
ard III doing so, opens them bya powerful
spring thus forcing his jaws wide apart and
holding them firmly by the cruel barbed points,
while at the same instant both pistol barrels
are simultaneously discharged down his throat.
1t finishes him completely. Even without the
pistol shots, wolf could well get away with
those barbed points in his jaws. An experiment
tried on a dog succeeded admirably. The IL
ventor goes to Canada with his trap, to sell i t
III that wolf swarming region.
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: 4,CDND STOCK OE

" "a VtJ z 4 sse
receiving my second stock Of GPOCER
les, consisting, in part as follows:
so sacks Rio Coffee,
SO Boxes Cheese
5qr Bbls. No l Mackerel;
5000 lbs Bacon sides,
35 boxes Crackers,
90 '' steam Candy
H 90 cases negro Shoes, and
40 pieces Kersey,
For sale by
Z. F. MOORE.
Ecv. Sh 1886. 23-tf ta
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ss:s.g 90 az sEST AEsSh

VIII Je given fer the apprehension and committing to
Jail (so that / may get himA OF my negro lnasa.
EDWARD WHO lett the night OF the Sth inst sup
nose him 10 30 70 81 years OF ace. He is about 5
feet or inches high, spare built and weighs about
135 ihs, black complexion, sharp features, wears
goatee. speaks quick when spoken to. and often with
impeachment. lie has considerable the lack
ol his wrists, which lie says produced by a
cut vvth Itlink he also has SMALL scar over
kne OF bis eyebrows. II wore of new wool hatt
csrreI eff c4aats; fattc.t black or brown
E. and the other a blue shert sack coat--bo of
et. Edward was formerly owned by JEo A.
ia1,s ESQ, near Fayetteville. y. c., is cooper
las worked at tie trlrpeItine business in the
neishborhood Of Fayetteville, and Rockish Factory
fcascveral years. lie raised. owned f}y a
NJ Tyson Of Moore Chatham county. ana had a
wife a Mr fomlinsons Of Chatham county. NJ. liza
Will probably make his way back to Fayetteville or
Chatham. A. ". BfTIIEA
Little Rock. Marion Diat't. S. C.
Oct. Is, 1856 202a
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..iLL 1'R.3DE, 1856.
e. .. EsEt Az :,

E e 4 ~ "A "a = s7i
IS NOW OPENING. & large end desirable Stock Of
FALL 4 ND 1TINTLR GOODS,
consisting in part of
Black srl Colored Silks.
English ani. French Mcriuos,
PLAN ard Fig'd DeI4anes, some beautiful patterns,
Black and Fancy Itlpacas,
Edgngs and In<crtings.
Collars and Undcrsleevcs
Cactus and Whaebone Skirts,
Jaconct, Nainscd1. Swiss and Plaid Nuslins,
Cloths and Caesinlcres.
Satinetts. Jeans and Twce;s,
plaids, Linseys and Kerseys.
Carolina and Marlboro Stripes.
Bleachel ana Brown Shirtnss and Sheetings,
White and Cci5red Flannels,
Drillines and Tickings,
Irish Linens. good assortment,
Linen Table Cloths, Towelings and Napkins,
Shawls, Cloaks and Mantllas,
Extra quality fBeti Blankets.
Ribbons. Belts, Gcyes. Hosiery, &c.
ALSO
Hats. Caps, Bonnets. Boots, Shoes and Umbrellas;
general assortment of
READ Y-lT1DE CLOTHING,
and every variety in the Y-ANfEE NOTION LINE
which will be sold a a small advance for CASH or
time to punctual Customers, either st
TTholesaIe or Retail
All are respectfully invited to give me call before
purchasing elsewhere.
B. F. PEARCE
Hav St. Fayetteville, Sept. l. 1856. lift
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E1AS ..5JSE ECETVE.D
ONE Of tbe mast desirable STOCKS OF silk end
FANCY STAPLE GOODS ever offered by him.
embracing all TIE El.v:sT STTIas Of
LADIES Dzs --ss<s ss<>sEDs.,
Such lain and coltl aor Fsati;Iua Silks Rich Cm-
brio satns. Striped ana PLATA SIX Ya4l';a, ropinett
Robes Plain AMI Rrocataa MeTinos. Plain Plaid and
Rich liz Il renci DelsiRs ana Great many other
new Stytss Also large STOCK of Velvet. Cloth
and SILK IantiIas Cioaks and Iain,as, Bay State.
Stella i:sh aT. T;rtc GstsN-is. = great variety OF
tile latest styles Of -s
DRESS -REAEETEEGg
French i1m3ro;dcrcs, iioaeton Lace Collars, every
color OF the best quality of KID GLOW! IS and Ctnt
cts for Ladies' ans! Gents 4 few very handsome
patterns " Noosted Curtain Dalnash. with trimmings to
suit, some sery handsome Oh window. Shades.
ALSO, FOR GENTS YEAR
Elack. Blue and Olive Bsaad Cloths black and fancy
Cassialeres and Festings. \ very large stock OF
Eleadv-Gnade Cioiiling
For MEN YOUTHS 8 and BOYS made in the latest
Styles and ,Jof.s,casas.tip sra,ra3ltsd.
The abcy> StoclE selected with great
regards glesf prices ll Will he offered at whole
sale retail vefv e1rtclating terms. The pub
;ic generally respectfully invited to call and
anime iof themselves
J. * PIiMDERTON. =
Sept 90. 1856 l6-tf
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JA MES c. DAVIS,

iTTOisN EY At LAW.
All business ntrusted will be promptly attended to
Address Moatp elier post o.ice, Richmond county NC
October l, 1873.
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Mr. Valentine Austin was killed at Memphis
on the 18th, by the premature discharge Of u
cannon, while firing salute in honor Of the
election Of Buchanan:
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
Games EEyle

HAS just received a very large and general assort
mens of GOODS Among which ere,
French and Eli glisf Mcrinos
Do. Delains, Plain and Figured;
Dress Silks, Fig d and Plain
Black Filet Aiits;
Sleeves and Collars:
Cloths, Cassiuercs and Sstins
Bear and Negro Blankets;
81 to i2-4 Dleached and Brown Domestica;
Gentlemen 5 Ready Clothing,
Carpetng. Good and Common;
Boots and Shoes; .r4
Anchor Boiting ClotE
f>.rseys and I4inseys;
IRISH Linens, Crash
Table Diare~ and Nnpkifts.
With many other ortcles, ali Of wiiic!: being pur
chased by the Package, will be offered at low prices.
BY wholesale retail.
Nov. 8. 1856. 23-tf
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0. HOUSTON

. y q ~ L u
49, WOULD return his thanks to
ES1{At the public for the liberal patron
SSsS e. age he has received, and hopes
Sl;s s544sa{M by punctuality in business for a
y5LxA flENExaLY continuation of the same
0 WA lie has commenced business on
Y@I his own responsibility, on the
South side Of Person street two
t-asa1's@~@ doors below the Cape Fear Bank
anu three doors above his ola stand where he would
oe glad to see all his old friends. He expects keep
on hand a good assortment 0fSaddles. Brides. Whips
and every thing in his line Of business
n B He will attend to repairing Of Saddles IIar-
ness, &C. and his charges shall be moderate.
September Is, 1856 ism,
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STATE C HoresA os;oso.a co:z.a.y.
Conrt of Pie2s end o~.57fcr Sessions " Us
Tenn 1856 1

Tom, 1856. Z
Petition to sell Peal Estate
William II Ni!l.s Alnlinistrator &c. IS IAe
heirs at-Law OF S;noA willis, deed.
It appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court thai
Patrick Wits. Sally Free aan, and Dorothy l-illis
are o1-resd en Of tis State it is therefore ordered
that publication Be made in TIA North Caro.ini.a.
newspaper published in the town of Fayeteyile. 1T
SIX weeks for the said Patrick Willis Sally Treenla.
and Dorothy Willis. to be End eppear before I'll
JUSTICES Of the next Court o Pleas ana Quarter SEES
sioils- to be held lor ti County of Rohesou.
6-"----' ts3 Ujlrt Aonda
November next tien and there TO show cause. by
pica5iing " by the prayer Of le petitioner shall no
granted.
witness Shadrssch Howell, Clerk of orr said Coars
at Office the fourth Monday OF Argi,st 4 D. lq56
ana ia the Slst year OF American Independence.
Issued the 9th day of October 1856.
l9-6#.l SHADR.fCI nOWET4I. Clerk
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B.9RTHW FULLER.
Attorney at Law,
FAYE TrEV V1EL e. n

FAYE TTEVfEL n, c..
May he consulted at the Law Ofice of Jesse G.
Shepherd, ESD. Green Street.
sRiy 10, 1856. .7am
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CHANCE EHOsG a BAEsts AIN.
l viii offer at public sale the premises on Tues
day the 9Th of Dec. next, about AZ of Band the
property ard residence Of Nelly and Jennett WiIlin-
said Land lies the East side OF the Raft swamp
tn !.oieson county Is miles from Lumlertbn on both
sides Of the Inmberton Road there so or 100 acres
in cultivation. we'll adapted to the growth ofccrn cot
ton. &c there is large quantity of pine for Tim
.er and Turpentiue.
Terms at sale JOHN BJlE, ASt
Nov 49, 1855. 24.-4t
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Fl. & E. J. LILLY

ARE receiving their Second
FAIL & WINTER STOCK OF DRY
GOODS,
Hats. Boots - 5hces Umbrellas, &C. to which the
attep4.,1 or Country Merchants and wholesale pnr-
Oct. Is, 1856. 20t4
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l. u NJ 3 E Il

A lot Of Seasoned FLOORING BOARDS for sale
J. 4 L. WADDILL.
May "a, 1856.
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ri "A X Ii T. e FA TORY,
BY GEO. LAUDER.

Nearly opposite to 2. W. Vikings Auction Store
Fayetteville \. G.
Oct /. 1850.
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OFFICE Front Rooms, Dir. S. J. Hinsdae's
Chemist and Drug Store.
Feb'y I, 1856. Stiff
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20 quarter 1fcketS 1s2a 4.Ds
NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN
>aets Bought By the Package are alsavs tie raosa
Profitable to the Purchasers.
TRY PAGhAGE.
For 50 send packa ge- Whole. Halves G Quarters
For $40 We send package Halves & Whole tickets
For s5 we send pack ga Quarts q cne Whole Ticket
Look at the following
SPLENDID SOEEaIES.
One o which drawn at II clock each las of tha
week. .7a1.s.
BRILLIANT.
a ,Sl51 Dollars.
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Maryland Lotteries
CORBTN & co AGENTS.

4 FORTUNE FOR THE3TRIAL.
There is tide in the affairs of man. :.
Which. if taken at the fioed leads to fortune. y =
ONE TRIAL NAY MAKE you RICH FOR 94TFs
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
send YOUR ORDERS s.
10 C{szsEe.sT 81 CO.
The Old Established Authorised Agents who Ia
SOLD MORE PRIZES
Than any other Office in the State Of MarvIanla
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BIZ TIE STAT
SINGLE TTEKETS
WhoIes 81 Halves cts. Quarters z5y yl
CERTIFICATES OF PACK AGES
IS Whole Tickets
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
FALL STOCK. receiving. by
S. J. HINSDALE.
Aug. 30 1856 GI3-tf
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TERMS
oF SUBSCRIPTION TO CAROLINIAN
OF single copy if paid in advance, per annum 81 90
=" at the end of months so
" at the end of MONTHS 3 90
90 at the end of the year, SO
No subscription will ne received for shorter period
han one year unless paid in advance.
With the Wow of extending the circulation and en-
HANGING the usefulness Of the paper the proprietor Of
fers the following remarkably low
sCLLB RITES, LN'V.gRL4BLY IN -7DV-4NCE:
copies Of the Carolnian, year, s. 90
Rates Of Adyeftkng
OK y cents per Si-x for the first
and 80 cents Cor each sd6zec ecf.--. ;o, ,,,.ss the
advertisement is published for IN. . ,a,ths
when it will be charged
For three months, 81 &c
For six months, 6 90
For twelve months, 10 90
All have the desired number of
sertions marked them, ortherwse they will be in
serted till forbid and charged accordingly
WIN. F. WIGHTMAN & co.
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lie. y c.. Oct % 1856 II
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10 Dbls@ Prime Cider Vinegar.
Just received and fer sale by
s'l' " H CARVER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30

leaders in the field and with all the prestige of recent
success, unable to draw one. quarter of the
voters of this State to its standard. Why should
those who insist that they dc,est the views and pur
poses OF these two organizations give to either of
them victory! shall not go over the miserable
recital OF the arts aud PASSION prejudice misappre-
hension which have reduced proud party to its pre-
sent unfortunate condition. The practical question
no" H. VINO are ready to make sacrifices for the pur-
pose of sustaining the right at this crisis in our sf
tairs when the best interests of our country are en-
dangeredi All can honoraby make concessions 10
promote the common welfare, and none can honora-
bly, refuse to make them If they sincere in the
profession of their principles. So far the past is
concerned, the motives which have controlled ind-
ylduss will be ascertained by their conduct now
Those who maze concessions for the good OF their
country will vindicate their purposes in the past ;
while pretences or claims Of exclusive merit or pa.
trotSm in years gone by will stand against exhibitions
of vlndictive passion and the determination 10
rice everything nt this time TO selfish views. The
present position and past sentiments of individuals
will be determined by this test: "who are willing
to stand up unsel6shly aud maufully against tho
gross fasehoods, the clamorous fanaticism, the by
pocrtical pretences, and the corrupt appliances with
which the best principles of government and the
peace and prosperity of country are assailedl-
While the Democratic party of this State is divided
and distracted, it will neither receive, nor will it de-
serve, the respect or consideration OF our friends
elsewhere. l do not know of any from this
State who wishes to be nominated either for the Of
flee of President or Vice President at Cincinnati,
and most assuredy cannot, with decent degree of
self-respec wish to be placed upon the National tick
ct, while am delegate to the Convention, and the
condition of sur political organization constitutes the
only hopo of opponents for the defeat OF our par
ty and it's principles.
Icanuot doubt that the vote of New York will be
given to the nominee of the Cincinnati Convention;
there can be preteIt the part of any Democrat
for refusing to support one who command the
votes of two-thirds of that Conventions but it will be
just cause for modification ii the conduct of political
leaders shall encourage opponents discourage
our friends by creating doubt Of the result in this
State.