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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22

~ We have received from Mr.. James
M. Edney, New York, a handsome Lithograph
Engraving, 16 by "a inches, composed of the
Ikenesses of the Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. Having seen all
of them, we are of the opinion they are all
faithful portraits except perhaps Bishop
Paine's, on whose noble, open cOuntenance
we have never seen lingering the dark scowl
represented in the engraving. On the whole
it is well gotten up, and being put at such
low rates, it is in the power of all to procure
a copy. Send 81 to James NJ. Edney, New
York, and he will forward you a copy free OF
postage.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22
.prdof tbeAge.
& ALgleH RING.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1850
Special Notlee

The SPIRIT OF THE Age is conducted s.r;o4
y upOh the CASH system All papers are
discontinued at the expiration of the time for
winch they have been paid. Subscribers
"lh De notified FOUR WEEKS before their time
IS out, by a CROSS MARK on their nanerS .nd
unless the subscription is renewedthe papers
will be discontinued. This is a rule from
winch there viii be no departure. Watch
ton. oilp-
~ Subscribers desiring their papers
changed must mention the Post Office, from,
as well as the one to, which they desire the
change to be made.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22

ANOTHER CLAINAET.-Snatb CaroI;,a -
always claimed the honor of giving birth -
zen. Andrew jackson. Recently a claim for
this distinguished honor has beer set up by
Virginia Now we perceive that North Car.
DINA puts in her claim for the same honor
The Charlotte Democrat Of Tuesday, SAYS:
We have received from a friend in TT,;on
county sotne facts showing that Gen. ,Jack-
son was born in Mecklenburg county, North
Carolina, which we will publish next week.
We have always thought that the old hero
first saw the light of day on South Carolina
soil With the facts so far adduced, we are
still Of the same opinion. But as other States
arc c%ontending for his nativity, we sbonld
like to see the matter settled beyond cayil or
controversy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22
To Correspondents.

1t is always a pleasure TO US to publish ar
ticles from Correspondents when tn y are on
appropriate subjects, and their literary mer-
its will reflect credit upon the writers and
our paper. Such we do not think of our
friend 20. w. Us" poetry. We are there
fore compelled to decline it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22

LITERARY LADIES IN THE METRoPoLIs.-We
see that among the great crowd of notabilitis
at present in the Metropolis. the papers men
ton the names Of Mrs. Octavia Walton LIE
Vert, of Mobile; Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt
Richie, of Richmond, and Miss Martha II.
Butt, of Norfolk, three literary ladies, who
are, in contradistinction to the usual rule.
fascinating, beautiful, accomplished and clev-
er at the same time.-Portsnouh Traas.
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Correspondence Of the Spirit of the Age.

RICHMOND, Va, September 10, 1858.
Mr.. EDITOR i am happy to inform you
that the Sons of Temperance are looking up
in our city. On the Doth of this month a
grand celebration will take place in
Grafton of the 10Th Anniversary of the Order
in the United States. Invitations have been
extended to the Divisions of Petersburg to
participate with us they have accepted and
will be over in strong force, numbering some
three hundred. l have no doubt but the
Sons will turn out strong and will show to
those who suppose the Order dead, that there
are a few of the right sort left. Our Divisions
are initiating some every night. Old Shoe
koe Hill has not missed a meeting without an
initiation for the last six months; during that
time about one hundred have been admitted.
We are trying to overtake the big Division in
Petersburg. If she is not on the look out we
will pass her. | hope the day will be pro-
ductive of great good and will stir the mem
bers up to work more zeaIously in the
cause of all mankind; and that it will
make a deep impression upon those who are
opposed to our Order. The great object is
to endeavor to build up and strengthen the
Order in our city. We think now is the time
to commence putting the ball in motion in
our midst we will make along pull, strong
pull and a pull all together" There is prom
ised the presence of some of the best speakers
now enlisted in the advocacy of the cause of
Temperance.
Imusta also say something about our young
err brothers-the Cadets of Temperance
They will be with US on that day and to
make the day more interesting, the fair
ones' will present them with a beautiful flag
l can only hope that by the blessing of God
our Order will become a vast and splendit
monument, not of oppression and terror, bur
of happiness, of Peace and Temperance, upor
which the world may gaze with admiration
forever. Yours Fraternally,
w r NJ
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22
The State Fair.

1t is less than a month now, before the an
nual meeting of the State Agricultural Socie-
ty, and the State Fair, are to come off, in this
city. Tothem, every friend of North Carroll
ma improvement in all her industrial pursuits,
ought to look with deep interest and anxiety.
They are intended to advance the prosperity
of the State, and beyond doubt are we'll cal
culated to effect this result, if attended to
with that deep concern which should attach
to them. Competition, in every other de-
partment Of business pursuit, has eontribu-
ted greatly to its improvement and success
and since the formation of our State Society
and its Fairs, together with the County So
%cieties, and Fairs which it has given birth to,
there can be no question that North Carroll
ma Agriculture has been advanced, in every
respect, to an incalculable extent. The in
proved quantity, quality and variety of the
products Of our soil, bear the most irrefutable
testimony to this. And the me citing and COM
mingling with our fellow citizens from all
portions Of our good old State, is one of the
greatest pleasures attendant on the convoca-
ton Of these assemblages. Neform acquain-
tances and friendships which bind US togeth-
er as a people, and unite US as one. But
it is useless to speak of the advantages all
must derive by attending these exhibitions
all must feel their Importance. We hope,
r therefore, to see our fellow citizens from al
sections present, by hundreds and thousands
: We have no doubt all who com will fine
Z ample accommodations.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22

A NAN WITHOUT HoPE.-Nothing more
horrible can be conceived than the situation
of Myers, who lies under sentence of death
at Columbus. The Journal says:
He seems to have lost all sense of reason
ing with any person who mentions or tries
to converse with him as to a future-or even
gives him hope for pardon. The same stub
born nature which manifested q profound ST
lence, from the time he committed the muir.
der, still retains possession of his mind. he
regards all hopes of repentance as idle, and
remarked, if pardoned, there could be nc
change in his future life. He thinks all at
tempts to be a better man are vain, as good
name and honor, all he possessed, are taker
from him, and it would be better to die thar
live under such circumstances. He lays the
whole of his misfortunes to liquor; his frs
mis-step, hiring himself as a bar-keeper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22

Doctor Charles Wilson has written a vol
ume of a hundred pages to explain the path
ology of drunkenness. Diogenes defines it
in two syllables-sig gag.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22

Several youngsters met at a tavern at
Warsaw mot n. CO. last week for a spree
They drank together a number of times, and
were pretty drunk, when one of the number,
a lad some sixteen years of age, just after
swallowing his wbiskey, dropped down dead.
That spree was ended.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22

A cute Yankee in Kansas sells liquor in a
gunbarrel instead of a glass, that he may
avoid the law, and make it appear beyond
dispute, that he is selling liquor by the bar
rel.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22

~ We had the pleasure, a few days AGO
a visit from our brother Of the Spirit Of the
Age, \. NJ. German, Esq, with whom we
spent an hour very agreeably. Mr.. German
Is also the editor Of the North Carolina Planter
The experimentof having established amone
ourselves a journal entirely devoted TO Asri,
culture, Horticulture, &c, is one in. which va
teei, and in which ne think every North Car
Gilman should feel, a deep interest. We arc
pleased to learn, as VIC do, from MIR German
that the Planter is now established upop =
permanent foundation a little more patron
age now, and the worthy Editor might real
lze a profit to which we are sure the merits
OF the Planter well entities him.
Weldon Patyiat.
We can reciprocate the expression Of MEAS
ure Of meeting with oar brother GREGORY az
the Patriot, whom we found to be a genial
companion and a warm friend of temperoneo
and agricultural pursuits. We shall profi,
by some hints on the latter. Our Nortl,
Carolina Planter, however, can hardly be
said to be on a permanent Foundation VET.
The patronage bestowed for this wear will
about cover expenses but 10 make It ,sperma.
nent, It, OF course, must do better than that
We confidently hope it will have \ Isygelw
increased support next year; and to this end
we earnestly solicit the cooperation Of ali
interested m the cause the Y. G. Planter :,
designed to promote.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-09-22
Home, Home,
Sweet Home.

An exile from home, pleasure dazzles in vain,
All give me my lovely matched cottage
again;
The birds singing sweetly, that came to my
call
Give me them, and that peace of mind, dearer
than all,
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GurOp6ifds> ySaeGridDtess.
9fnBlanp.

0inRIano.
Is ar4au, Ii. Ott. NadriAteu aus
HuBtano melpeu, Dix acknowledgement Ger 6reiBes
buns Ger 01usrn gebe, wlewO1l l~an9Ilu1, meil
O!eleS dwtertgtcjten 81 uterpinpen ieieu, III Der
eIn8eleiteten OrCnuuB rubi8 pOrmItt8 SIS
ldetuen paber Die uou irempen 8l1ttern er,
p1pnten .0aibte ppn Sauernaa!it1uoen i'm
9rpBeu nIdt 9ere4tfertiSt, ebenlo bic Sebaups
tun5, Der Ralier babe. we3eu per Gerpifeluns
gen. welde oiele 6tage beruorserufeu bdtte, unD
aus Nal1B ron unruben i'm 5uuern pes 9feits,
~letuen Aufent9aIt bier in aufi1uenOer Weiie
~Usrfur5t, UNI it'd cIli9lt nddJ petersburg jurif
gu ~besebeu. Dem tit inpeB nidt 10. Son
pprn berem mar beltimmt, Der Safer werpe
am II. September bier eintreffcn uno am 20.
p~elieiben Wonats mad Petersburg 3uridteb,
ren, Ser &aiier r:Ilte aber crit an 30. pom
bier ob. -.
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Die i6risen gsadri6ten aus Galifornisn

Die i6risen Ntadri9ten aus @alifcrnien
entbalten nidts WlDti5es mebr, mas uiGt lAOn
iiber ct. 2oui8 9~eu,eloet woroen nire. - Der
Name oes alten Oberlt Gutter, oe5 @ntoeders
Der @cloninen @alifornienS miro mieper Elm,
mai 9enanrt. 81 teltert iest auf leiner 0cd>
6arm sinen trefiliAen Nen.
Die SuoIaner III Tre8uo @oultp (GaliTcr
MEM baben abt ibrec oWepi3innIuner" (Prie'
lter unC 5u9leid Aer5te) topt5eIAlaBen, neil le
IN Dem WIbne ~ltanpen, 0lB o~ielelben BON ibrer
3auberfroIt etnen 66Ien @ebr1nd, 9emaht bat
ten. - Sn San 2ui8 9tep mcuten es oie oOre
tI9en Juoi1ner nit 4 Don iDren Drielteru eben
10 m19en, mur0eH 0ber purt reht5ettt9e6 SIN.
lbreiten ces SbertifS ppn San Diego Gountp
oaran rerbiuDett,
Gas Obert1at8Beri9t ucn Galjicrnieu bat
lieferung oe5 9te9er5 Acpep See (Ole rOr circl
6 Wtpnateu 10 8rp6eu Qlrmen mlAten) u1tlttds'
lid Die SteQe 9eftrtAen, NORM olo elmer Oct
Crime Der unlt1nD ange9eben mar, p1B Der
&lG9er uno ebenIallBe Gl9entbIlneG oea 9teBere,
vein Iunser uu0 ttdntlIAer Wt1nn iet Die.
len tollblren Oruno fir Die NerDammun9 zines
! MtnIheu CUR Stlaperet bat man pena bod nldt
Der giabmelt iberlicIeru molten.
ueber BrtebensaI6I9luB
NIT ben Snbionern in Ore8on,
Den W:r iNpn porgeitern in unierm telegraph.
den Serttte fur5 melpetsn, brlnat Oer @1ls'
Tprni1 Oemofrat Trt0enoe Details:
Die Soer o'Alene SuOi1ner unteruarfen ita
am II. sept, unO perpflIdteteu lth babel, Die
"jeniBen aus5utiefern, peIfe ben Nu9riff ouf
Sci. Steptoe te1onuen. sic baben ~ierner Ell
neu SIuptliuB uio pier anoere neblt oeren 6a-
milieH at5 0etBelu 81 lteIeu, ale Beute bic lie
Sol. Stsptoe abBeucmmea wleoer berau8ju8e1
ben, unD ltA gu Uerpflydter, WeiBe ~nn8eltcrt
our9 ibr 0ebiet 3ieben 81 l~1leu. An %.
Sept. wurDe nit Den 9rofln5 Der 6rteoe unter
oenlelbeu 8epia8uu3en SeiAlcien. Den Pes
louie Snotanern lit einl9e Gage 6rtlt 9e8eben,
unp penn lie ftp nid)t unrerperfen, IDlen Die
cenIe!ben abBeucmnenea 9efanJencn 9sb1n8t
peroen. S~uallbcn, eth 61aptlinB unO I&lInlnl'
lter UeinD Get WeiBsn, Der Den Wtcrp Don 0prs
lanO uerauIaBte, 1T 8ebdn8t Ucrpea. 81 mar
nit 6wei Ss3,eitsrn rom Oaflma 0ebIet bers
iiberBefcmmen, I'm Die Suoianer auf5ubeBen.
Ii3l d fcaluen neue Decentralization, Die um
6tleOen Bitten, uao pjsie weiten 0tbIete wetoen
b1lO 0an5 beTnbt3t iein. Die Goer o'AIenea
sehSren 81 elmer tDriltli9en WtIllicn, uno be-
reusn, ftp se9en ben )tal4 ibreE V'Iltliten in
Den TtieB SemiiAt 81 b1ben. Die Sruppen
iteben II WteJlen Don DEM Blos, NO Steptoe
seldlaeen wuroe, uuo werpen aun /. Stt. am
Suaf Jfiper antDmnlen. De SlublBen, Die
Steptoe U%er(pren, bat man ben SnClanern ME
Der abgeuCmne1.
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MuaerifaniGcbe O>ad3ricbten

0ep.OOrt. Das v2eben Steu,
bens" BON 6@rieprt6 &app 1T iee
rculdnoig eri4tenen uno felt S1mlt1s i'm BUD,
banpel 81 bober. 8etanntlid, lit eS BON Dun.
der unD Sumblpt in Berlin perle9t. 81,
6ouptaeentur fir Nmerita bat 8uhbanble,
S6mitt WiGiamltr., Gten.Yprf.
Stem. Oorf. - @bleumebaiQen. -- Die
New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t~etrctirte
ben @opitdnen NenanO ron Der Ntaurice unc
6unnpmarr ron Der @atariua fiir ibre ben Sal
%iasieren Ger Nuliria oeIeilteten Dienite erlpeue
&brenmeooillen.
3ew'Ocrt. Die 6inri6tnn9 bes iungen
SameS Ncpsers, pes MSrperS pcn Swanlton.
tunb, (wie laCn tele8rapbii6 s~emeloet murpe, J
am 6reita9 i'm @eflngulBboie Ger Combs italt.
OIe 9anje yta6t Ipojlerte or in benz @ans Dor
letner 3eLe auf uno ab, 5umeiIen trat er in oie>
lelbe turif unO betete. Der Prielter Depau.
tin mar bel ibm. @esen 3 ubr Woroens
ls9te NOO8erS li4 pieper unb l&lief bi8 feds
ubr.
Tim 8 ubr wurre er in Die @sfdngni6fopele
9stubrt, no Or. Neuigan bic Wlelle las. 0tco.
Sers Sater, amet Sdwefern, 5wei 8riiper unD-
EN- S6po9er nareu 3u9e0eu. Sic nabmep
mad DEM @0tteSotenlte einen er9re!fenoen Nbs
lhleo ron lbnl, moranf CT Ii9 in feline 3sQe be,
CAB uHo nit Dem 0eiItliden leiuer Gir0e betss
te, bis er gum 9al9en seiabrt purDe.
Or mar 5letnlt6 rubiS uno sefaBt uno auFers
te mleoerbclt Den Wunid, gu Iterbpu. @r atuo
nit feltem SGritt onf pas S6affct. 20 Ulte
nuteu Dor IL uhr muroe Der Strid hurdIduits
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sEelearopDti OSeetsrteoter
8ttt&tet Dir htn - 3 u|tttmprt Ueder."

WofItn8tcu IA. Jtcp. Gr3ouuerneur
WieDarp Coon Wf!nneI cta) miro mor9en mad
Ielner Oelmatb, Columbus, g., a6reiien uno in
elmer WcAe Zen Eralioenten bsuadriAtigen, Oh
Ct pa5 lbm on8ebctene 0OuVeraeur5'An in
&lnla5 annimmt.
New>Yorf, a. Npp. Ytirat6tiefe,
Die bier ron 0aapmlS, patlrt pom 10. Stibr.,
e~inItsfen. betdti3en, oaB Dajelbit fIr5ltA cine
Jfepclutlcn ansbrl9. GlPt. Stone 5ielt nit
letner aus 80 Ameritaaern beitebenpen Der,
nlelnn8S partIe oreI S1aler in Der Wfttte Der
Staot, geraOe 5wiId}en ben Teinpli4en Yarteien,
6elegt, Hare er anBe8rifien %prroer, 10 bate
er Die amsrlfantId: UlaB5e auf5e6c8en unp ben
SAmpF auf%senpnmen. Die Jterpiutton enDete
len ersaben. N5etere ieeten jetOA, uad3pem
man lpre 6otberan8en be1plllt9t, Ole Seborcen
tpteper Elm.
Die Amerifaner wurOen, CANT Der 6eltia'
felt, nit Ger lte es ablebnten, ftp Den HebeQen
gu er9eben, nid)t Gn9esriffen.
RbtlaoeIpbta, IL. Nc06r, get benz
Debit Der Wtaoame Qaborce in Der Acaoeulp
Of Ufullc maren beinabe 5000 Yerlonen sesens
wIrtt5 troB peS IAleGttu 28atters. Wie(e f0nn.
ten fetnen 3ulaB mehr beffmmeu.
@lepelanD, 8, 10. 9toU, Die @ilen.
babn. GonpentICu. BE bier etniBe Ga3e bellam.
men mar, bat lit nit Der Seratbuna oes aur
0eltlteuuns Der 6raGt= unO Baiasierpreile BON
elner COMMITTEE enlmCrfenen PlaneS befaBt.
DIE DtStuilion i4lpB Damit, oaB bela8ter Ylln
ais on9enommen betr1htet werpeu lcu, penn
TIN 10 UIele Sabnea appro6irt baben, bic apei
Ortttel Der 0t laulmt5 abl Der Wteilen umIallel,
Die ourd Die betr @oalpagnieen reprdIentirt
ltnO. SIT auf piele Weile eine depreciation 3u
Stanoe 8PfommeH, 10 iCu eine 0anerclsGOnuen
ton ltarfincen, Bsbaf5 Der Grneanuus puu
Gpumi lioHerS.
NOrfOlf, IA. g1cO. Die ensIii4e Briggs
Speepp, ron Otala8a mad Baltimore b~sltimmt,
1T BET @unItnic 8eltranpst. Wan bat ibr 8et.
ltano bmab3eiAlft.
@barle It on, IA. Nou. lsr D1npfer
9label fam bier leeten lbenO an. Seine 0tad'
riAten ltno pur4 Gle beg Star Of tbe 1Delt uber>
belt.
ga GrOfie, @is., 10. 99or. Sea8 3Oa
Sanee liel leete 9e1At i'll bieltJer @e8eno unp
Der Safe Vepin lit 9~eircren. Die DampibOCte
wercen tire Dlbtten e~inlteueu mulIen.
Nem.SrIeaue ID. at9p. Der Dam.
pier Quater @itp fubr 9eltern naG Californian
alb pia Tebuantepec Ncute. &r bat bic Yclt
uup rs @aiateu. unp n Steerase. Yaif1siete.
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MaDorS=SfTce.
9fftce Ser @a6Iid5tsV ompaenic.
AN 7 WVItI NJ
Sofe 1un1 VeIfauf.

9ote gum NeItluT.
81: GatGtat.gcmplsnse BON 5asltnere Of."'tt gum gfr-
taui: In ben Gja8pe.t n an 9oGtodsG, g Cte" betal eta.
5eGn!n Slfbel pper in 0uantitGisn mad g8un 6 oea 8dui RI.
MIMI An in2n Nnfepk NrDmn 2 l..
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@egp &e0cc! Se6er! sg
Wy Cine srcbe Quantital ppn
Observation-Disclosures,


Stiefels mo S~OabM0der ban ksaltimOrel
Na& bstnats Spetidortser -SrpOf ion unb audlerei II es
mfr aetunaen, Gin Seldaft dHf5ubauen, ND SIR rur @Ier See
BEN rehtsa gDirtb In IpaarEn befammt tint no taS 2eber btlls
Ger, ais an ,rSena staem amOern p.aBs tn Baltimore psrtauit
ptrb.
uf- Sb babe list S6u nj G@er. @ttGtPi6aften
unss @Sat uuO sn r0IaanDt9ts g"0 n]mtaGentes SOtt'meat
iraeub Gin on6er s Saus D~ntIuft, Goer ME SQr he BOA bird.
rttisnpn 9auR.rtsa ; tGamtn t0aal, ne!ne Suds taggtag,ih
lho ften lit Frild, ub p%slftaact9 Ene h1pEr DsrlanGe ID, eNB
SCR NGe teruatcr Deer teranr tommt, metne p.eIa.tts etaispt
unb bic QDaare fGl5t pr:tf.
Do $40 bin aaent far ben @srfawf ppn S@ubpesS, Fam
unb pta lie nm IS 81 Present btatBtr DertduItn, ais Sbr tie
fe fsuftet. 81 ttue eS, pstt ta in ben Stanp select bin, eS
gu d~,ufIbreH = ptil ets u srttss mfr fsbr b!liS ssltefert psrs
BEN unp to mid MID! parUm tammere, mas N9Eete fassn Hnp
neil Id ben gtamsn'
freunp Der Stiefel- uno S6ubm1her
NIT 0s&t Serl ienen MIL. - Run bite ID UNI Cure SHnbi&aft
- pxnn Sbr Eut babt, Sen.dnben SIT pHterftNgen, oGmtt CT
bds Sab bebaupten tann uno sjbr 9ur6 tim IN cen Stdap &C..
fest fate, ale 3eit - ale GtEet - ~ tgtsn plbren uHs reR"
ten Q8ertbe Az iaufen. Guer 5 reanb
s. 6. 8rupp
9ft12 2nt SO. AZ Sue-@oiCeufroFe.
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Wprtb Gay tr. cine neas a~trIhlDdft eiatltrt Sat, oerbinnet sr
Die E3Ff& ~&,nlaban8 ~ cine n antant,g 'bHrssr!tasM &rbT
n1nls.Gun0 aur udtten DtoniG8 ten 10. b lit e, Norntts
td3s II uGr; sugissd eibt sr tie Berltftran8, 0as er - BE-
mWbfn Wirb aue ieiae 1elude tete mao &rafel Su eetrtsot1en.
&fR ORtnrt0 = q 4 81 er.
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&~alttmOre SauRcngcfeu{a)aft,

Den @uet eoetn Osis t @sie4iaa,t wirb 0tsgmit ansi5ei6.,
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lid am pttn bemerttea &tsHp Hpb y et ettBEtn6en.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-15
SrODflDu.Gpuennnuie

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&piclfaehem fur V0eibnadDten,

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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-22
NRAH AMToN AHEAD

" Nor IS the Time for Bargains .!
NOlg IS the Time for Bargains -
The undersigned has just received from the East
and opened at his store in Grahamton. Ciearfeld
county, an extensive and we'll selected stock of
SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS,
embracing every variety of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, etc. etc
These goods have been selected with an especial
view to supply the wants of this community, and
Will be sold the most reasonable terms They
VIII POSITIVELY be sold as cheap as the cheap
est in the country. for CASH.
Particular attention has been paid TO the selec-
ton of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, among which
are Plain and Fancy Silks. Plain Bareges Challes.
Barege Delaine Robes, Embroidered collars and
sleeves. Kid Gloves; Shawls a great variety; Man
tillas; Trimmings; Silk and Linen Fringes; Bon
nets of the latest styles; Bonnet Ribbons and trim
mings. dc. Also. Parasols Hosiery, Gloves. Mits,
Bisop and India Mulls, Jackonets, Domestic and
French Ginghams, Lawns. CalicOes Barred and
Check Muslin, Diapers, Crash, Napkins, Ladies'
Caters, childrens shoes drc and there is doubt
that all can be we'll suitedN
ALSO, French cloths and eassimeres, American
cloths and cassimeres. Marseilles yestngs, Boots.
Shoes, Hats, Caps, and general assortment of
mems and boys Summer wear.
He has also a stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING, which he will sell low.
The undersigned is determined to sell his goods
at the lowest prices for CASH. This is not mere
pretence and vain boast-he tr,H do it
JAMES B. GRAHAM.
oh
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-22

A WORD AND BLow-THE Blow FIRsT.-
1t is suspected and asserted by some that the
President has already taken measures to oc-
cupy the two Mexican rrovinces which he has
requested Congress to Authorize him to bring
within the protecting power of the United
States. The instructions of Major Ben. Nc
Culloch are said to direct him to examine and
report to the Government places in Sonora
and chihuahua at which it will be advisable to
station troops, in order TO provide for the de-
tense OF those States against the Indians, and
TO hold them in possession of the United
States until the settlement by Mexico of the
claims preferred against her by this govern