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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
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A FORTUNATE RUIN.

uNNNls ~ NAH NNNHn HNAh W "a "'A
twenty, tall and .lim Of frame, with face
of cNcccling intellectual beauty, aud dressed
in costly garments, though his toilette was
but indiarrcutly performed. lie was an
orphan, aud Tor some years bad boarded
at the hotel. ItrcluircI butG single glance
into his ralo features to toll that be was an
invalid. IIc at with his head resting upon
his hands, and his whole frame would over
and anon trrmLlc, as though with some
powerful emotion.
~ the youth at thus, his door was
opsurl, aud an elderly g,ntleman entered
"Ah, doctor, you arc moving carly this
morning" said Balicrton, as he lazily rosc
from his sat, ani extended his hand.
"Oh'-not carly tor mc, Gcorsc," r.
turned AIIyno, with brieh, smiIc. -
am an carly bird"
"wsIl-yourc aush. worm this
tim,
- hope twill provo valuable one"
81 don't know" sighed tho youth. |
fear thousand worm, will inherit this poor
,'' ~
..,',' 80,
clap ou tae shoulder. " Bat just tell the,
g..rsr IYv ititVlth ElyItuIp"
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could n't-ha'' believed. Why bad an
angel apparel % me '"' "''A' ago. m maul
''.I m' '''' "'N'A"' was '''Ay' "'u''
not "',' I'.' d moment ' ''''n'''" 70 ,'.
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'a"i Wa anu D" ''' .A'''' "' r.A''' a., '''
wealth, ia' b'n ' A''r Until should '''
com. OF as'. Nod when ! d'l arrive a'
that period % ''.'' ! We my money where
I' was. ! "'i '' "'' ''' DO S.'',A' '''.,
within ''.. .T i''r years H.' Rowland
''>., "'' u, ''>. ',y money anu invest '''
''' ",4,' "''' ! ''', "'" or d. . "'
"" '' " "' wished only a'I'i '''''
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""." "'1'.' money ", "'''i "'"'' !"
demand, ,.,' , n'', '''' '" "''' '"'"
.''..i nave '..' "'' "! 'a'"'! '''" D" d
BANK ,' '.F''''
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u should haze "'i a hnn''.' ''ou'
N"i l.'''',.
" ''' '' you neon 20 ''
' N'-!'' have 900 'n 'h' up ",'''
'N"' l' you '"'' ', ''''''"'"s '''' =.
u .''.h SHOWS "''.' '.I y .' ID ! ''''''
shalt ''''" '' l'N'''i' '' l'!"S your
d.'", however.
" No. no. d'e''r--n'n' OF That
b'i i "' ~" shalt ! 'h'', ray
your d.'''' hai beyond 'n'' ca" only '''
'''' you '' "'.F lo"''.'' ""'' '' you
''y " r'''i 70 '''
\ '''"' '"''l' swept '''' ''' y '"'" , ate
i'a'0r.- 't '.'' '.''''"'
"I should make smart mana az ''''
doctor lean hardly s''V my les on shore.
No. MI must
Nu-' "na'
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al. g., .,
q. 80. - -.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

TuE woEErSG FAEmR, Cor November, is
at hand, and as usual, is filed with good,
substantial agricultural reading.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
Ped; gree OF Young Silver.


l.gr- silver elIr.I Au.. 18th l>iC, Got
by imported p5rpapy, -, br.d by Rev. j.
Sny.ar. by P.prany l,;, who va. by
Yalas rra.lly l.-J English IIsrl Book,
oat %. JAY by B.snls,n l2jl olt Of a
laaE.sru. ola Toby Pigeon, the dam ol
frosty IsI Triumph l,J Y1au. wo5Imln
.'-. As., dam Spot hy Ygl. Forester, O.
10 by F.u-t.r Il-J .lt Of Venus by Ca.
I.I I.,J Mr say,hsr, gained "a, Here.
.rl ID. ls,, ya.rl,a- aater, and tae EgK,
y.4ga.a two years o'I with Venue. n.
,a.vl Cupid a. q y.ar'ias, three years y,I
aaI a-.I BaIl. .nI gained a,l tar.a pr.z.,.
Dam ,. YnaHr silver, Cynthia, Ump.r,.
ODD Hy W..laI l7y dam Ms, Climax hy
Climax. 20 dam Dove. lS.a English Herd
Hl1kl Dana % Mis- climax, woylll,,,
trI hy William Price, the Prize Cow, at
southampton, in I,ii a, the Royal Asri.
ea,,a1l show. NJ better Islisrss eau D..
found DO England
Ilr .r.y. Bull 0, .1lI g. Darius FORBES,
E.I.. >.a,. Paris, Maine.
.,.-u.Il WM III. SOTHAM.
Owes, Uss 1l,h, 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Hgursu Errr. W. have received from
Mr. >l,aam tle following p>lt-ree ani ls,-
trE ,u relation % tao Boil We purchased ol
bIu. vh... vs lay before our readers. H.
gives a.u ,ae c1su0msa o." Young silver De-
T... .......r....t..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Punch says: "Quoasqno tandem aba-
tere, Cr.aJaaI. plG.atil n0s.ra ="
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01
To Cistern Builders!

OOO BBLs. Hydraulic Cement, 4 ssauiDs article, IN
& 10 store, and Tor sale By MecsEA Z TRRRAss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01
MEDICAL.
UIST ARRVEE.

40 DOE. BAl,M OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 Frs Just received BY Express direct from me pro
pretors. For sale ct 50 cents per bottle
may4 J. G. BROWN, 43 ColleEs street. +.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01
NAsovICMARKs, JEwELRY, MILITAR

MASONIC MARKS, JEWELRH MILITARY
COLLEGE. AND SOCIETY MEDALS,
MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, New and original
l designs Of Marks, Pins Studs sc, constantly on hand
orders BY mail attended to- Door Plat Notary, Corpora
Inn seals with without Bridal, visiting profess
on Cards. engraved order, the shortest notice.
First premium awarded By franklin Institute, for The
Manu- lacturug Of Masonic, and fine JeWelry.
EDGARF. BATON, - Chestnut Sweet
IuneI3-ly lv.BP.l Philsdeiphia-PA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01
.UMBER

GOOD lot Of Jost Seantling, and two inch Plank on
hand cheap cash. good lot Of Boards and Poplar
shingles delivered in few days % those wanting
fhem My Mil is cutting daily Agent for other NILS
will pay particular attention 10 all orders Call a. ne
Savings Institution and leave your orders II you Wsn em
alled TnoV9SI J. @. DARDEN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01
Late Arrivals.

WE have recently received our SECOND PUkChASE
BOOTS. HOES, III ATS & STRAW GOODS,
aad can now ofer To Merchants buying in his market,
an extensive stock % Fresh an Desirable gaods.
mavQ ca RDNER SHEPHERD q 60.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01
CONSULTING oFFIcE FOR
Oh FL Is T r Y

AMI MlINlNG LINGINGERINO.
RANSMAN, N. D., Professor of Analytical and Agri-
r. cultural Chemistry in the University Of Nashville aad
F. G. CHAVANNESs graduate of the school Of Civil En'
gineers Paris France have opened Consulting once oI
Practical Chemistry and Mining engineering. They have
especially view the patronage Of Maing and Msnufacnr
ing Companies and othersinerestsd Metaurscal sao
Mineral Speeulations. md.
They are ready 10 make assays Quanye and quatailve
analyses of agricultural soils, manures, mineral
mars drugs dyes, re-proofclays and Goals TO
The anoun Of sulphu gas parane, naphta and paran s
oil contained in any COAL and its oalore powers,
They solicit orders for making metauurelca ny ~
geological and Typographical maps OF landed
1nFe tie ONCE work required for establishing
roads inenes coal cribs etc- eic ana all ohS
WORK necessary for mining and manufacturing purposes
ra0uir16 oao furnish execution drafts large scale anc
surerintend the executions .., -, No.,
Tof A. e AnsmAn takes charge Of the Chemical Deparl
nent r. g. Chavannes of the Engineering and Geological
a % mn eatons and orders be directed to either, Boa
~ Nashville, Ohee and Laboratory at TIT
.taSa,esI CoiIega : = = ~. r.H.f aprl5-tE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01
FRESH PEACHES IN CANS.

lust received, per steamer D. A. Given, on consignment
tnDsS CARTER, MCKAY & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01

w R CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale OF Fisk's Ce'e
W. bratede Patent Metallic Burial cases. IS
prepared 10 attend all funerals heretofore Hhen MS
services NAV be required. Ocea the Phoenix NaTeroom
No AZ Spring street near Cherry. Residence No. Il Fne
street, between Spring and Broad. .. -, A.,
N.B-W also attend to receiving and fOTWs rding boole
&C., when notified. iSpr-Zot-'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01
DVsentery. Bloody Flux. DiarrhOea, and all
disorders of The Bowles.

THE glastonbury Dysenter Syrup, is sovereign "a all dis
orders of the Bowels Nothing is more lilurousthah
the use Of opaes disorders. The DysenteTy syrup
neutazes the acy and chemicav alters tne contents OF
the Bowels and very gradually checks the discharges
thousand certificates its efficacy could be got In Middle
Tennessee alone, but prefer TO give put one from Ihe
chairman of the Board of Heaths New YORK.
sssf---f NEw YosK, April 25lh, le4s.
NV position hast year. Chairman Of the SANITARY Com
mee of this cit brought constantly in contact with
persons suffering from Cholera Dysenley &c Facts coming
updeT own Aton with reference 70 the eeacy OF
your Dysenery Syrup the deases have been confirmed
by the te timony Of my sceoetaes on me eommiee and
nareuary by Alderman De Forest, OF the First Ward. so
strongly was with the value Of your preparation
caused IL 10 be sent the Quarantine, where the Cholera
then existed: and lie not little remarkable lhsi but
s TIMOTHY HIBBAR0, NJ. ID.
Chairman Board Of Health, n. Y.
The CbiidrensS Panacea Is well known TO be
NEST ecaeous all disorders OF children from one 10 hVe
wears Old why should thirds Of all the children born
die before they Old if u were not that the
VeFniuaes and ali the other powerful medicines admins
tered TO most injurious. ieethiug and ohe
daseses of the second bat lte apprahen
sion where this is used The DyseBsry Syrup AID Chi
dren's Panacea worth more ihsn words can eXpress
| July Is MAChhNAtb q beChN,lIII.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01

A. KERR & CO.,

IMPORTERS or a.
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES BRAN0lESs Skc.
lust received by steamers Scotland and Cumberland
u large stock OF goods. Among which are:
800 600 Cigars fine brsnds -s'
loo baskets Champagne Wine; -
5Oboxes fine Port;
50 boxes hne sherry;
60 casks nns Brsndies;
as boxes Calhoun whisky; .9s.
10 boxes Sardines,
20 bbIs fpe old Bourbon Whisky
leo cases BRANDY, In bottles :,
Also fine assortment of Fruits, Cracknul Biscuits hUts
ali kinds. stock Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Pipes all kinds and everything that Is kept In our line
which we win sell at the lowest price for cash.
An those owing will please call and pay as We must nave
money, and further indulg ence cam OF give.
mara6-u A. KERR q co. 81 Cedar ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01

800 bbls Pixies Deans and Sam. Hales Whisky;
IS bbls Robertson County Old Rye and Bourbon DC;
20 bbls Holland Gin;
Is bbls n. l.. Bum
80 do American Brandy;
casks CatsWba Brandy;
S bbls Apple do;
bbls Peach DO;
% bbls Native Win
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01
Southern Commercial College,
NO. 40 IL Cherry Street.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

THIS School is IN perpetual sesson-hence, stuoe s
other schools who desire 70 qualify themselves oi '
Couptnz room. can do q during their vacation. -,
Our Room been receR'ly fitted up, ana LOT conio
by any o.heT In the fsilsd States.
PENMANSHIP.
Our Willing Depaumepts under the supervision OF one
,ybo aekno ledge. no superior teaching h!s branch
We might refer toa long ia Of uusiroue nsmes-names
of men who never bsrtoWrd momeurs time 70 rehecten
Don system writing but think that that the cItztns OF
Nsshy are beginning appreciate this KIND OF ianspa
ent humbuEgary, besides, prefer giving our patrons
IRE subsanu security, and now propose to refund all
money pad TO account Of taiuon IN writing provided
stdsrs do not make graf improvements as those oil
Sny Other school IN this country.
select Class Of Ladies will be taught from four 10 SIX
O'Clock, T. NJ. o., ,. sar
Terms ior q Commercial Course, ~,
ForIwenty Lessons tu Wnung, =,
io1 Lessons 10 Writing without limit
june 27-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-01

JAMAICA BUN, pure for MedicS use, b Mp
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-28

THE Evils OF PAPER MnNEY-Let those who
would understand the causes of the financial troub-
les which affct the country, read the speeches
of President Buchanan, which he made the Sub
Treasury Bill when in Congress, and which will be
found in the Life of Buchanan, published by Derby,
of this city. In one speech he says:
"The evils of redundant paper circulation are
manifest to every eye. 1t alternately raises and
sinks the value of every mans property. 1t makes
a beggar of the man to morrow who induges in
dreams of wealth to day. 1t converts the business
of society into lottery, whilst those who dis
tribute the prizes wholly irresponsible to The
people. When the collapse comes, come it must,
it casts laborers ont of employment, crushes manu-
factures and merchants, and ruins thousands of hon
est and industrious citizens"
How true! How prophetic!
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-28

SOME OF THE BEAUTIES OF BANKING.-The follow
ing rich revelations furnished by correspondent
of the ST. Louis Republican:
'In conclusion, l will depict for you an Illinois
bank frame house, counter so high that you
can barely lay your wrists She sharp edges of it
and so narrow that but one man can approach at
time The specie scoop hangs high up, like the
laws of Nero, but, unlike them, covered with cob
webs. Your check is cancelled in deadly silence.
You hear some fumbng behind green screen. A
package of shin plasters thick as bull horn, and
twenty five cents in silver, is handed you Tor your
inconsiderable check The bundle is tightly laced,
the notes are inside, so that with the other incon'
venences, you hardly count them You open
the bundle and sift out the tnkhams almon trees
and Wisconsns, and you peremptorily told, mo
use in assorting that is all you can get You say
Please, then return my check Answer:
your check is already cancelled This is the return
made you by the best of them for golI advanced on
grain Had the grain gone down, you would have
had it, but, baying gone up, they return you such
shnpasers fq your advances IN gold, or stand suit
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-28

IMPROVE YOUR TI,IE.-I Imc! ! how swiftly it glides
away, yet how few are there who appreciate it. How
many are diing the golden hours away. o that
could recall my days that have past away, that l
might improve them by seeking knowledge, says the
ignorant old man who has slen, his days in idleness
Reader, shall we be of that number that when we
get old we will wish recall the days have spent
in Incidence? God forbid? Look at the man who
has spent his younger days in seeking knowledge,
that has spent his precious moments in usefulness:
What pleasure it is for him to sit down and read
or write some good instruction for the young Then
if knowledge is necessary, and its reward so great,
why not improve the golden moments? Will you,
like the indoent boy. live and die in ignorance? l
know YOU will not. Let US treasure up those pre-
cious little gems that appear in this useful little pa
per. Let us SOW the seed of knowledge while young
cultivate them as we grow up, and when we get old
we reap golden harvest. And let this be our mot
to. as we rise into distinction Improve your time.
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Read, read.-A New Political Work.


THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK, OR ENCYCLOPEDIA.
By NJ. w. CLUsKEY, OF WASHINGTON City, D. c.
TUNHIS WORK. A ROYAL 'OCTAvO, CONTAINING
$40 pas es OF matter, conveniently indexed and hand
somey bound. is out. No political speaker editor
should be without it. Alphabetically arranged eucyco-
contains amongst other things the Constitution, Articles
OF Confederation the Various Party .aforms the Ameri-
can Ritual, the Full Opinions the Dred Scott Case
History OF the Various Tariffs History of the Congress
sioEi Legislation the United States Bank, Complete
History with all the votes seconally classified the Mis-
souri, Compromise History of the admission of the sever.
relative to Kansas and Nebraska the Kansas venon
act Governors Stanton and Walkers inaugural addresses
act every thing aertaing to the present excitement
C"aner Kansas affairs during the last Congress- and
the Special Message of President Pierce the SUBJ
jcc History of Party Con, enons in the United Staes
History OF Alien Suffrage; The Letters signed Madison
IN defence OF the American Parity and that of Governor
Wise against it the Alien and Sedtion Laws and their his
tory; the Compromises of 1882 with the several votes
thereon the Naturalization Laws Extracts from the Speech
es OF noted Abtionists and Republicans illustrative of
the position of their parties also from the Speeches of
Southern Men, indicating Southern sentiment; History
of the subject of the Distribution of the Public Lands
with Mr. Clay report thereon Extract of Mr. Guudys
report and Mr.. Faulkners letter the subject a
History of the several Railroad Grants made bv Congress-
Mr. Toombs Lecture Slavery; the Virginia and Ken
lucky Resolutions of lag and 49, the Ordinances of 1884
and 81 Mr.. Calhpuns Fort Hill address, History of De-
posite, Bargain and Intrigue; and many other things
numerous to mention In fact il is single volume with
the matter of every political subject compressed INTO it
thai is subject Of discuss on, or likely to be-
.'-- NJ. ". CLUSKEY,
90 Box ll6 Post Office Washington, ID. G., or
f.t~s. .-E .-- JAMES >4} SMITH CO,
6D Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
The trade. to whom liberal Inducements will be offered
viii please address the PhiadslPh'a agents. @
scfiberS obtained. 2 s.,.-s - - o.
September 10, 1857. S3- !
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-28

A PRoBLEM.-A baoonist gives out that he has
made the following discovery: Il take bar of
brass which, when weighed the earth's surface,
actually s,y weighs fifteen pounds. When ascend TO
three miles up in the atmosphere and weigh the
brass bar, it actually weighs by spring balance
only seven and half pounds, and again five miles
ny, positively only three pounds and quarter.
hat is the cause of this The want of atmos-
Hhercal pressure it and the attraction, which
orbit"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-28

kind hearted little spouse, bonneted and shawl
ed, very recently appeared at the door of room,
where her good-natured liege lord about to in
duge i'll a comfortable snooze.
My dear, going shopping. What shall
bring you to comfort you:"
want particularly Just now Come and kiss me-
will tell you, however, what l want you to don't
bring me-" "What is it, pray?" '' Pray don't
bring me in debt"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-28

The REMAINS OF Tue LATE ii. S. LEGARE.-Mr.
Richard leadon, of the editors of Charleston
the Courier, left New York Saturday morning,
reached this city on Sunday last, and continued
his way to Charleston, on Sunday evening, having
in charge the mortal remains of the late Hugh Swim
ton Legarr, which he had disnterred at Mount Au-
burn Cemetery, near Boston. The remains are to
be removed to Magoniia Cemetery, Charleston.
Our readers will recoect that in 1S43 Mr.. Legare,
them Attorney General of the United States during
the Administration of Mr.. Tyler, visited Boston. in
company with the President and the members of the
cabinet in order to take part in the celebration of the
anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill. On the
mornina Of the anniversary he attacked by dis
which speedily terminated his existence. The
city authorities of Boston proposed to erect monu-
mcnt in honor of Mr. Lesare, but the Secretary of
the Treasury, Mr. Spencer considered it the
special duty of Congress to do so in the Congress
sonal burying ground. Congress how ever, failed
to act upon the matter and recently the citizens of
Charleston have taken .he proper steps to do
mental honor to of South Caroiina's most gifted
and patriotic
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EORM BOOK.-THE NORTH-CAROLINA FORM
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in business Transactions between and man. as we'll
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NortCarolina and Of the United States the fixing the
fees of Clerks Sher &c Calculated for the use Of the
Citizens of NortlCarona and made conurmabIe law.
Compiled by member of the North-Carolna bar. Price
81. For sale by - S.-- $50, H. ID. TURNER;
D. T. will send the above work by mall postage free,
upon the receipt of 81. -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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sssTEDMAN,s SALEM MAGAZINE"

sssTEDMAN's SALEM MAGAZINE,''
TITLE OF
'-.-" LITERARY PERIODICAL, 81
TOBE PUBLISHED MONTHLYN g.
TOWN OF SALEM. NoRTH-cARoL1NA,
A n D R E w j. T N A N,
A MEMBER NoRrH-cARoL1NA BAR.
TN OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC MY MAGAZINE, I
Il claim for the Editorial Chair superiority that
department of other like Periodicals. but do claim for the
be brought to its support Southern patronage And Also
as Southern man. and the Editor Of Southern Magazne
of North Carolina that aid and support that will here at
h:ne establish upon firm basis fountain of Literature,
and exclusively Home Literary Magazine.
Many the Magazines published in the Northern
States that flooding the whole Southern There
is not @ b G s9uhf1 sos that
"Godey while here in North. Carolina and the South,
where genius unsurpassed and unequaled regns the sa
support of Northern Magazines while Southern enterprise
and talent bow in humble submission to such suicidal
policy of Sauthern contributors. = -
Why ask cannot are-Norh- Carolina. the South-send
greeting to our Southern cme Magazine the
many qualities that adorn the pages Of the most caste ee
compared the publications Of the North, which every
mail brings homes filled with the result Of hired Ia
Dor, and teeming with objectionable sediti0n. gs14
Then appeal to North Carolina and other Southern
States to aid me in my enterprise and in promoting lite.
rary taste amongst those upon whom as Southern man,
have claims. -'' ..-.t
MY Magazine wan oe OF .ae uStaa s!se ana nn'nng VIII M
approval of the most fasdious. 1t shall be 80
illustrated with Engrayiags and Plates
of the elegant texture equang u beauty and style
NV price Of subscription is THREE DOLLARS per year.
which required to be paid in advance the to
be incurred in establishing such publication will not ad
init of u credit system ,. y.-srs .sa
e The First Number soiU be issued let January 1858.
A. j. STEDMAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
N. B.-My Address until the lst of November will be
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