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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-07
Sept. 1e, 1855.
North Carolina Book & Statfonofy store.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

w HOLESALE AND RETAIL
HENRY %. TURNER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
II inform q citizen. of Raleigh, s1dof The surround
and Stationery eyssred for sale in The city Raleigh.
Believing that the wants and the tastes Of every com.
muny required one establishment similar those found
in the large Northern cities where full and general assort
ment of Books be obsne the subserber has been in
duced. dnrng recent vsrsp Phadephia New York and
Boston, to purchase from the Pubsher and At
the great Trade Sale. superior School. Clas
BOOKS, which will, upon examination With any
to be found in the Southern Northern conntRSs
My stock of Foreign and American SsatOuesy IL yery
large and complete has been selected with csr
and embraces every article required for thoachool and
Counting rom. ssTt' -
My stock has been bought upon fhs bsst erns and .
large portion for cash which will enable me = goods
booksellers adjacent towns and country Merchants will
find greatly to their advantage to my stock Be
fore going North 81 - -.
Colleges Schools and Teachers will Il North
ern prices. - .3s.sl5 =
BysPecia with the principal houses North,
shall receive their Books they asfsded from the
Press and will supply any or all OF their pcatons =
Orders from the country will meet with pfo sstenr;on
directed to .sef II. D.sTUENER. 80
Raleigh, N. C.Ss
Dec. y, 1895. i - ,ys.s5,sse - 6--sWtft A
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South Lowell Male Academy.

- -.Hp
ORANGE CO., N. c.
-HE -;PRING SESSION WILL COMMENCE 18th
- January, 1851. The Prin- Jos. B. Speed. A. B. is
honor graduate of Hampden Sidney Culege, Va, and
has been singutary successful Teacher Mr.. Speed
will be aided by en;nently qualified assistant. Students
coming BY Rail Road will find Durha,n's Hllshoro
Central Road. cOnveyances direct to the Academy.
Tuition cheper than any other institution Of grade
inn. C. In English sl2 So, Classics sla per session
-: JNO. A. McMANNEN, Chm'n.
Dec 8, 1857. 6-2m.
~ III. BRACKETT, NOW PERMANENTLY LO-
Ne Gated in New York City, desires the privilege of
serving his friends in North Carolina any manner within
his power Address him at New York, Custom House.
Dec l6, 1856. - SIT.
W;nte- Session nf NI r. Ms Rurweps ~ s;chooi s,r
Young Ladies, win begin January Il 1857 Music French
and Drawing will be taught by Mr. Charles Hunt Address
Rev. r. Burwel, Hlsboro', N. G. - = = ~l,f =.
Dec. l6, 1856. '=.--. - SIT. .
Raleigh Register and Fayetteville Observer, will
insert four times. - 49, - - ~
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CARROLL HOUSE,


VHAT LARGE AND SPLENDID THREE STORY
II Building on the east side of Chester Depot is
open for the of persons travelling by the
Cars otherwise The Proprietor is we'll aware that
nothing short of welkept house. will induce custom to
this recently gotten up and although very soctous of
patronage he refrans om those Thousand and prom
ses which have been made only to be broken by many Of
his " "illusirious predecessors" - p.
He confidently hopes that he will be sustained and upon
trial give that satisfaction and accommodation the weaied
s.' 'na' "'' 's'' '' ms way J. .f{es'ak c2kkRoLL
Feb. 25. 1856. & -: i.s- s-ss..::s-s 29-tf
TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
1zPerson County, Sunday the 9Th instant runaway
the fact, and that his William MAYO, aud that he
raised about GreeDve Virginia Said negro is about
twsntyone years old Of bright color Eve feet
taken white pants bombazine coat and striped cotton
all badly The of said slave is hereby
s 70 ss h,S a bs
Roxboro', JAM 10, 1885, 2O-tf
II AMP OLA GOOD SUPPLY JUST TO HAND
- and for sale by ,,,,.,o,,,>
March II. 1854. 'ooD q 0AiA a.
WHITE LEAD AND OLIVE OFFER FOR
w sole, at low rates, -.
10000 pounds White Lead of various brands,
500 gallons Linseed OIL
200 /" Spts Turpentine
100 e Cotton Seed Oil, : n s,z. +
500 lbs. Venetian Red, .-..,t -----~..--- ~.
500 Z" Spanish Brown, -
200 :" Pa Black,
900 :" Terra de SceiDa i. - ~
200 6" TIMBER,
500 Yellow Ochre
100 4" Fandyke Brown, 90 80
Our stock is replenished fomveek to week supply the
demand and our prices compare favnrably with those
charged IN Petersburg Norfolk and Wilmington;
,oxc fESCoD GATLlNG.
,. b. -. = s. =. =. :
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DERFUMERY AND SOAPS.-PESCUDs 4
GATLiNG'S Drug Store is the place to get the most
fragrant Peramery aud Emolent Soaps ofevery variety
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DIR. CLOPToN's INFIRMARY. q

DIX. CLOPTONSS lNF4RMARY. fsg-1'
nR. JAS. CLOPTON, WHO HAS vISTfE1tEx.a =
y lsgi and all the principal towns in Carolina
era years, practcing his profession. has permsasnt
NEST xaccrsyuAg the following diseases Nit: Asshi
Diseases of the Thrt. crafua. Glan5f yweilinas M.
mors, Scrpfnl"us Cancers Ulsd the sSe and al dis.
the blood. --s, ,-s5s.s - /. . 8. .-l.g...
Testimonials nf the hi lest character can be eyen cm
the most respectable 6ises Of CanSna .
pay for the retun Jtkter <. = f--gl5i- a
Nor. IS. 1855 ;4s Mi 4-swtf
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THE ADAMS EIPREss COMPANY.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY HAY-
ING made arrangements with the Raleigh CASTOR
Rail Road Company and feestabished their Office Raj
eigh. N. c. prepared to transport Freight Specie
Banknotes, and parcels of every description and from
all the principal Cities North South and West of Raleigh
at the most reasonable rates. .z7-.-. --
Also the following stations thene of the Raleigh
Gastsn railroad: to1Franknton, Henderson, Warrcnton
CASTOR Weldon i.,s.-<1.;1...ss - 80 -
The Express will with the speed and regularity of
the mails, and in charge of special messengers y
WM. WHITE, Jr. Aapnk
Office at the old stand, near the Marlborough House.
Sept g. 1885, =, - s2-tf
SCHLOSS & BROTHER TAKE PLEASURE
- in announcing to the citizens of Raleigh vicinity and
TIE public in general that they have changed BY
taking in a Partner Mr.. NJ CRAFTSMAN who will here
after attend on the CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISH
ING STORE in all its branches All orders will receive
strict attention. Any garment sent for will be finished
and forwarded to its destination within eight days.
All sizes Of Coats Pants, Vests &C., constantly kept up
by original merchant tailoring establishment
Joseph Schless Brother of Light and Mercer
Baltimore, Nd. = ~ ~ ---+N
We have now hand and are constantly receiving n
extensive sssorment of Ready made clothing for the spring
and Hats, Boots Shoes and every thing
in the line Of entemes wear which are selling UerU
eAeaQ rs can stard to do hseapae
clothing and Shoes Give cali and be convinced
... L.-- ~ SCHLOSS, BROTHER l. Co. =
Raleigh, May 3, 1885, 4S-ti.
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NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
u sell loco of hnd in Johnston County, near
eachburg There will be credit given Of one two and
Tee years, purchaser giving bond with good security
80. A. ]. LEACH.
Leachbulg April 2S 1856. 46-swtf
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will apply tothe Legislature at its appra chngses
s,on for charter to navigate McIeans Creek MOORE
County sve. s!zEs,s ~ -. 5,
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4 MERICAN PATENT DRYER.-wE HAv
"A Just received very large supply of the America
Dryer which is far preferable to Lharge and other dryer
heretofore used, aud much cheaper.
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-. Book Binding.
JOHN III. DeCARTERET & SON.

JOHN III. DeCARTERET & SON.
RALEIGH, N. c.
a RE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING
"A business in all branches at the old stand over
turner's n. &. Bookstore" = Ft e. ~ - -
Their increased facilities will enable them execute the
binding of Periodicals. Newspapers Music &c. with promp-
ness and dispatch, at New York prices s..-s~-..
Books TO them fro of the State with di-
zrs style desired boxed end ssns
back without del.y. Address
=. = JNO. H. DECARTERET 4 SON,
Raleigh, N. c.
April 2a, 1856. .s 45-tf
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"Oh wad some power the giftie gle us,
To see oursels rs ithers see us. ;" f~
1T the Daguerrean Gallery g HAvENs MALLoN your apisA
's.= = can be grutifed. zsa -
NNR.1 MALLON, (OF THE FIRM,) HAS JrJST
returned from the Northern cities where he acquired
and most approved ods epsasai Of transferring the b
man face divine" to GLASS; all the nas,ut coors known
Ansbrotypes Also pictures IyoRY which be
surpassed. ~. : s;s-s-..-s -
Don't forget that we color Ambrotypes natural
and warrant a likeness. 49,, - s5s
We keep large assortment of Daguerreotype and Am
brotype siock hand which will be sold to the trade
the lowest cash prizes. - Jr-,r-,s .t~ J
BATH REGULATOR.
Havens Mallon's Nitrate of Silver Bath Regulator for
Ambrotypes, to make an old Bath work gOod
one, to prev mt "fggng specking, &C., viii be sent to
ten dollars. -
Raleigh October l, 1855. =:,,r> a92-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-07

[HlRST PREMIUM !-SaIUT AND SCREEN.
ING MACHINE, lOUNGS PATENT. IMPORT ANT
MllLERS AND MILL OWNERS.-Tbis Machine re-
I'd was recommended tn the public the best now in use in
eStae Seven hundred Of them running in orth
arona, all of which in operation and have given
most entire satisfaction in regard both performance
I'd durability, some having six years and perform
elm they did at first and have been order
day We have thrown different Smut Machines
make room for this They warranted for five years
I'd delivered at the Mill any where in the State.
Manufactured and sold by
JNO. A. McMANNAa -.
South Lowell, Orange COUNTY, n. C.
April 1R. 1854. ~ 4t-tf
E3S- Cat this advertisement out and keen it.
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.XeserS, SeKnnOns d GeRNon: - 10,
GsxrLEnsN: The improves glasses that purchased rom
you about ten days since haze proved uly equal 70
said respecting their good quail :es they much supe
ror to have used, ani uid earnestly advise
all who compelled to specaciss q call your Of
fee and procure pair without would not be
without them for more than five times cost - = @
Respectfully, yours = aEsS. !; - ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23

;, Jiga,I and lal4iar treatise nn Sian ar Eyogar
\ H-r gHs -i,,a-y Functions, and Sexual Disorders
III every KIM. win NEVER FAILING uEDIES for men
<aasay cure PYtee % cents
ur Hunter j. graduate nf one of the first ls-al
scaoss Ia aae : . and nas devoted quarter Of a cen.
i1r> 60 lin study and treatment oI syphilis and Aiadred
1l-aGteFS-
The practice Of Or iIanter has long been and still *
#1t'a"d j, bat al the -1ruest solicitation If uutars
persons, Dr. has been IHaaced to extend lis
Usefulness through lar medium Of ms WADE NECUN'
t j. voun.r hat sarGi4 he ia tn, hands af every fan,
t Do tie land, aS preventive Of secret vices or as n
zuaIe tar the 4.eyaan Of one cf the most ayv and
destructive scoarEes ever rIsted upon mankind
The anhoF areaas mos: strongly against every species
of self sIeuea afI warns parents and guardians IN
searching terms "a guard the young Of both sexes from
e terrible consequences vf hajr ignorance of hysIaa.
gitaI laws and seAaal n puCtes and irregularities To
hS" b" have been already ensuarcd The paths that
take a" oR DEATH, clear and eXplicjt way Is shown b
"h'na they may secure return Of sound health and a
fr-"nemlaE If IHe soul from lis terrible pollution
Il : We'll known lhtt thousands of victims are animal
IS sacrificed Al tha shrine Of Qnackery those
suffering from Nenereal or : phc Observation-Disclosures
seminal Weakness, Nervous u, bily and the numerous
Walades which spring directly from the indulgence Of
carnai passions and secret violations OF Mature
When il is also considered about 100 coo persons
d. annually IN the United States of fConsuup,p-alarg.
minority being the victims ofthe voaptuous ndEscretn
"tihe3r Tro@eu5torsthe author. in he with sentiments
OF enlarged philanthropy, viii scarcely be ccusur for
any effort 10 restrain the vices of the age ~ The h,bg
InStrumcutg.J'y of his Wade Nfecum
oDe copy. securely enveIoped viii be forwarded free
Of postage 10 any part of TIE United states Tor 5ac in p
O stamps, or , copies for 81. Address POSTPAID DIR
HUNTER, No. Division Street, New York
f--Bewafe Of bogus DR., Hunters,-no connection with
any other Or. Hunter. uaaS
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BULLS SiRSlP II


- - Il A
And containing the st7ea-,a Q. 81
much pure Honduras >ar,a.
other similar preparation b ia
I FEW BOTTLES oG ,al> >a=
y several Years ago, renaea,
valuable, (as all well-iniyrmca -
that age improves H. have ssss y
the drug store of CHARLES RITz, 4
here they are offered l@r :a.e &. Fl
the regular price. namely = ees.,
II has been a we'll t-ta-.Esae- u
past that Sarsapari.la, = hen i.@.
prepared, was the only true Ta7a
seascs originating from an impure
blood, the Use Of mercury. ia;oS.,. !
evil habits in youth. harrenne>>. A. J
y assert that JOHN BULLS ilI
IR'lCT OF S.3RSaPlRILLi.s 81
parailon before the public t3a, :
strictly scientific principles -al .
strength. The saTsapag.I!a Is FlH i
out regard TO price. and tsr' . 4
beng used, Is subject to Ihe STRIDES
tests, and its genuineuess ascai--
being used. Bulls Sarsap2ri..4 ls
the virtues Of several other r1.-
roots, together forming The 5e>i '2-.1
producing the greatest curative
known world This medicine, NI
cording to directions, has carta
ScrofJia o. King'> Erij. Csas:rs n
tons e tas >kin, Erg>5Pslas, /
Eyes, Ria1Rcorm or ig'.sr@ 2.
Rheumatism. Oil Sarss Ea@
Pains in the bones or joints, sa'
Glands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, >a,' :
seases of the kidners. Las> q. III:
IN the Side and Shoulders, Gs7l
DropSy, Lumbago. Jauudice, Ca,.'
Throat, Bronchitis. Coughs. lois.
OF the Chest, Pulmonary Affects
other diseases tending t. prodtss
CONSEJIPTi0o
Liver Complaint, Fema's trrSla
Complaints, Sick aEd Nervous fe'
Spirits, Night SweatS, EXposar, Il
IN Life, Chronic CONSTITUTIONS "
a spring aud summer duah 2a.
tur the system, aud q gentle
gative, far superior to BIEa L''A
Water, salts, or Seidlitz powder, Il
For sale oy CHARLES RITZ
Price rs cts, per bottle. 4
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-23
A RARE CHANCE
TO COMMENCE BUSINESS /!

'ENiiE subscriber has a stock of DRY
IL GOODS and HARDWARE on hand am.
ountinG to about $500, which he will sell At
q bargain, either for cash or approved paper
or exchange for piece Of land if j, be
suitably located, to any person who may de-
sire to engage in the Mercantile business
They are principally staple goods, and such
as command a ready sale.
no-0--u CUAS RITZ.
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,.,ys sgv f,.rstrrnflaft ont. in
\ SAFE and speed! cure ~ '"''S''Ai '"' " ''' q"
-. C.-.h% Ctr,,zar f,f;Firpfrv Of gr@sfifi,7
n,''.i - rrt.. ...,,,,,., ~ e4--.4 r.f,a,,.
Chest, A-'hn.a' Inward t3tsf 9'''i'- % '.
N, cro"', Nh'"F'h2 '"'=,'' lll, -, ' g. =
ioar~anfss' Ia''rfh ah" ''''
matte" &" 'hr hanls' D.f.1l's ., - -. -
rs su"eF''r A'Fne'vs : 797,' D'
Taneed aH~et'ons OF t"e ln"@s. i.' w.
-" ,rr,.,s We rfr he pubic to the resto
mails Language Is scarcely strong enough 10 tell lEe
great power ofihls wonderful .isc"Efr! The doabIIng
may nv and BE- convinced f@ pF"1Firiof- 'i1 10 17
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Dr., ], .. Stoneroad

OFFERS his professional services 10 the cit
I liens of Lewistown and the surrounding
country. Office in the Beehive Drug Store
Nay 81 1851.
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T. g.. a Z ERs
Practical and AnaiyuCall =
LOWELL, MASS.

CHAS. RITZ and the BE II.
STORE, Lewist0wn, ana 5g -.a
glsts throughout the country.
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THE
n0O3 az 3lo

Casram H.I.a~-A paldtable and whole
some wins-0r at leas, useful las a med
icine,' in many casez-mav be made
from the currant. We haze, saws the Al
bauy CuI,i'aror In lormer wears, made
wine from the red currant 0y the follow
ing recipe, which was Of 80 fine quality
as to be ordered by the phys;cians for
their patients, i'll preference 10 tie impor-
ted kinds. It's cost was rot over finv
cents per gallon.
To each gallon of clear Juice was added
two gallons oil water, and to each gallon
OF the mixture was added three and hall
pounds of brown sugar After the sugar
was dissolved, the liquor WAS put Into
good barrels, placed in sha cellar, and
when tile fermentation had subsidized il
vas bunged tightly. In February, one gal
l1n Of the best fourth proof brady was adj
"ed to the barrel. In May following, II
was bottled. Like other wines, itimproves
with age
White wine may be made with white
rurrau,s, using the same proportion Of
white sugar IS IS named Of brown. for the
ahove,-the liquor 10 be treated in the
same way, except that no brandy is added
HLssL Caloaf J1as.-This wine has
always been regarded as highly useful in
summer complaint" mos, distressing
and too frequently fatal disease. Some
of il should always be kept on hand. To
every three quarts Of juice, pat the same
quantity Of. f.walcr, unbo:Ied; and to every
three quarts OF the liquor, add three
pounds Of very pure moist sugar Pot It
INTO a cask, resergin- q little foriilIng up.
PAT HE .-ash into warm. dry room, aud
the liquor viii ierneut oI itsaf. Skim off
the refuse. when the Fermentation shat. be
over. aad fill Up wlci he reserved liquor,
When it has ceased working, pour three
quarts Of brandy to farv quarts of wine.
Bang ], close lnr H.ae mpl..s, raen hoa.o
il. and drain .ha Ihlra par through jelly
hag, un.d it be clear, and Louie that.
Keep it tea OF twelve months.
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BOW MAN 4 co,

New Caslle, Lawrence CO, Pa
s~Asents wanted in every village Applv b4 leitsr ~
'se l" tue PIoPFietors oCl6
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TERRIBLE. DISCLOSURES (!
Secrets for the Million :
Dr.. Hunter,s Wade WeCum

/ Noss I1adeyid and T-algqJls Pu5Iieas:o,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

bic defiance Of gravitation, had all risen to the
surface, and were trying to get out through my
skin. felt resigned as l cherished the fond
hope that in the case of the obnoxious baby the
bird-shot might strike in and riddle his vitals.
My head was now as big as a peach basket
and my nose reminded me of huge nut meg
grater-in two more days resembled a colos-
sal statue cut out Of sausage meat, and now, al.
though am nearly recovered, my body looks
as though had fought single handed, severe
battle with an immense army Of industrious
feas.
But. there wasn't smallpox enough to finish
me, (although sincerely hope that with that
blessed infant the case was otherwise,) and ac-
cordingly, after a fair trial it backed down, a
whipped institution, leaving the subscriber with
few holes in his face as mementos of the com
bat which marks the undersigned proposes to
either cover up with whiSkers or else impose
them upon an unsuSpecting public as some kind
of original dimples. ...t-.....
forgot to mention that one day the boys
thought / was dead, and Immediately sent to a
half price undertaken for a list Of prices-and
then divided my property among themselves.
I've since got it all back, however, except my
best boots, which were appropriated by Dam
phool, who refuses to give them back, on the
ground that let him obtain possession of them
under false pretences-hcs says that he will con-
test the title in Court of Law, and prove by
twenty witness that it isn't his fault if l amt
dead; and will also undertake to show that it is
the general opinion Of my best friends that I
ought to have died several years ago; before
owed so much money about town. | fear Dam
phooli "morally insane" Streakedly:
P S.-The fire reporter made mistake, and
instead ofmy name, printed ''JENKINs'' as the
"heroic preserycr ofthe helpless infant" Miss
Mlggs believes it and smiles on Jenkins. lie
gets all the honor and get--thc smallpox.
P. P. ST hope the child has entirely reco
cred, bless its dear little heart.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
VOLUME %, NO al.
ms ALL ONE TO ME.
FROM THE GERMAN.

e .li.Hfs fla'ss fi -
I'M tits all one to me, all one,
Whether I've money, or whether I've none
lie who has money can buy him wife,
Andhe who has none can be free for lite.
He who has money can trade if he choose,
And he whehas none has nothing to lose.
fEeswho has money has cares not a few,
And he that has none can sleep the night through
He that has money can s9uint at the fair,
And he who has none escapes from much care.
He who has money can go to the play,
And he tho has none at home cun stay.
fIe who has money can travel about,
And he who has none can go without.
He wlfohasmeney can be coarse as he will,
Ard he who has none can be coarser still
He who has money can eat oyster meat,
And he who has none the shell snn eat.
He who has money can drink foreign wine,
And he who has none with the gout will not pine
He who has money the cash must pay,
And he who has none says "Charge it, pray"
lie who has money keeps dog if he please,
And he who ha none is not troubled with feas
lie who has money must die one day,
And he who has none must 60 the same way.
Oh, tits all one to me, all one,
Whether l'vemoney, or whether I've none.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
PENNSYLVANIA.


The following merited notice Of President
Pierce appeared in a late number Of the Phila-
delphia Ledger, Journal confessedly at the head
of what is termed the independent press s4a
president Pierce win retire from public off,
flee in day or two, and some of the uewgpa-
pers which have very roundly abused his ads
ministraiion now discover that there was con-
siderable merit iu III. Like Mr.. Polk's adminis4s
tration it has, in spite of assault, left its marie
distinctly impressed upon the history of the
country. There Il no question Of foreigndhr
domestic policy which has arisen dmingsthes
last four years which it has not frankly and
boldly met, and nearly all of thcmA have besas
settled upon principles advantageous to the na-g
ton, and promotive of its peace and prospaEityA
We need mention but the north eastern fishery
question, the enlistment question one Of WHICH
adds to our commercial advantages, the other to
our national honor. Then came the Central
American question, which though IL has not been
settled definitely, has yet released hs from the
ENHANCEMENT ofa very, buhgling treaty. The
Kozta affair, The Spanish difficulties, ana IN fact.
every question which brought Us ii collision
with the powers Of Europe by the fearless cntiha
ciation Of principles favorable to defaosratN
progress, or in vindication Of our goveie
bas baon bonorabl ! ~, nca IL aattlag abs
j, s,nar;c.n ,6,;sy osst.,,shs MIA, bsy|sT..
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