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COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS,


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NHBRE DID YOU BUY YOUR PIANOf
" AT NASH l. cos! Q. And why? A. F:.st,
Beesse an esabshed konsf, and fur tscesty oil ysars
have sole fsnos 10 the entire saideeon Of hundreds
from Virgins to Texas.
Secondly Because they buy largely and always for
Cash, and consequently sd self ut Low rat. a.
them having compared their prices with he sotl1rn
Ihisdty Because prefer 10 trade in u re.pon.e k~se
especially when ind they have s.ciest oSndenee in
their articles to cdrrant them in
selling upon Trial,
'-.d G1aranteeiag Satisfaction.
B.P. NASH 1 CO, have removed their stock to the
tcc Asdsfesat Xeres in the Nxw LIBRARY BUILDING cor.
ner Sycainore md Bollngbrook.
July Is, 1889. 6s-H
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SALEM PAPER MILL FOR SALE.
yIVHE SUBSCRIBER, IN ORDER 70 CLOSE OUT
i the alats II the late firm Of X. L. PATTERSON
Co., oss at private ale the valuable property known
the .... -
a. Salem Paper Mill,
Together with farm containing about go Of land.
The Mil is driven BY power. is in god order and,
although small is capable Of dung g,Od wurk ut low rate
of espease 1t il prv ed with all Machinery necessary
for making gm,d PRINTING AND WRAPPING paper.
The subscriber has hand supply Of Bleach aAsh,
Alum, &c, that the Mill can be started immediately.
There about 50 Of land in cultivation part IF
which ia guod meadow, and the whole capable Of being
made productive and prosbe the remainder Of the land
is heavily tmbere and its cnsiguity Salem will make
this natter Of very great Importance
If the above property is not previously disposed Of it
will be offered at pablo du. Tuesday Of the October
Term, 1852, Of FORSYTH Superior Court
The undersigned will take pleasure in showing the pro-
perry to any one Who may cali upon him.
=. 49,. 49,. ... r. l. PATTERSON.
Salem, n. C., Aug. 80, 1859. 76- I'd.
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Q RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
ThroWgh FreiEht

BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTH.CAROLINA.
HROM THE III DAY OF MARCH UNTIL
II the LIST If September next, the Freight and Acc"m-
mediation trains this rad will leave Richmond and Pc
eight O'Clock A. instead Of nine ocock. bef're.
Arrangements have been made BY thus Company fur the
prompt and p1oesuai fsrwang and deliver! q all pru-
duce goods or Their articles o freight designed r trans
poratiop either way between Richm'od and points b.
tween Petersburg and Raleigh Rdgeway Greensbcroagh,
Salisbury and Charlotte North CaOa. at low rates with
out any charge for forwarding storage &c AL such srti
ces Richaond. should be consigned and PLAINLY
xAaxxa To the Il the HseGht Agent II the Rich.
mond and Petersburg Railroad, At Petersburg BY whom
they will be promptly forwarded As rates Of tolls
the roads souih of Petersburg (which they require " be
prepaid far Raleigh information mag be had At the
Depst ef this Company at Richmond.
~ T. H. WYNNE, Sup't.
Once R. p. r. Co, July Is, 1859. ss-,f
REGISTER cnnv
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80 NEW HAT HOUSE, go
o. ass Baltin oPe street

10 NEW HAT HOUSE,
No. ass Baltimore street,
(BETwEkS CHARLES AND HAx0yER)
Baitimore, Nd.
TAMES b. RENBuRY 1 CO., would invite the aiten-
% tppe COtnyy Merchants 70 their large and entirely
fresh stock Of -..,r..-,s. &. -...... :. .....
Hats and Caps for the Fall Trade.
Having long experience in the business and eery supe
ror in obtaining on: supplies from Manufacturers.
feel c,nfdent that Oder great inducements
Country kecnsS 10 18th qsality and price, and would
be pssed a' have you call and examine stuck when
YOU visit s1r CSty. r..r lie
~ Hats msde to order.
1&ra JAMES H. BEHBURY L CO
Baltimore, July 10, 1859. sl-sm.
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NEW JEW KLar.

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nxoscAl colleaG % VIRGINIA.

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-02

TRE ARrs.--Preutioe thus beautifully dis.
coursed upon the exceeding fine skill Of Capt
Tyler when he was in Louisville. The Cap
tain is now located on Sd st., over Justice
Young's Office, where be is prepared to do JUS
tice to all no call at his office.
When Printing first her magic impress gave
Immortal lhoughtst to typify, aud save
For ages yet unborn ancestral lore,
Art crossed her arms and thought TO wo'k
no more;
She felt her mightiest, hardest task was done,
And though Discovery's final goal was won;
But-oh how feeble is the light bestowed
On mortal ken Behold-aDother road
Is opened by Cap. Tyler's magic pen.
And art unfolds her passive arms again;
Upon the card with wondrous skill he gives
One magic toucb-Rnd faultless writing livesl
No steam forced engine with unerfing force
Can press more beauteous letters 10 its course
Than he--with skillful management Of pen
Will mark, unfailing, DER and DER again
o ye, who wish the fair ones eyes to charm;
To win her love, and rivslship alarm
Cap. Tyler's skill, let each small pAsteboard
linn,
And conquest's sure. To call is but TO winl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-02

REMOVED TO THE EAsT.-The remains Of Mr..
Smith, late conductor on the D. d W. Road,
who was killed by the accident at White River,
Ia, short time since, were removed from
Woodland, and we're taken east on Wednesday
evening" accompanied by Mrs. Smith and a
few friends. Bridgeport, Conn.,, is the point
of destination by railway, and the remains W i'll
be inferred in the family burying ground about
about five miles from that place.
We learn that Mrs. s. will return in few
weeks, and will, on special invitation, make
her home in the family of Superintendent Pope,
until it shall be determined by the company
what provision shall be made for her future
maintenance. 1t is believed that the trouble
arising out Of the accident at White River
will be compromised by the parties suffering,
without recourse to law. This course will no
doubt be the best and more satisfactory to all
concerned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-02
The ChnrIeston ConvenlLon.

As tho time is fast approaching when we
will know who will be the delegates from
Ohio to the Charleston Convention, as well
as tho instructions and resolutions Of our
delegates at Hamilton, il not be amiss TO
make few practical observations on the
probable choice Of the Charleston Conven-
ton.
In the first place, we will admit that the
choice should be made with due regard 20
the national character Of the American pee,
pie at home and abroad. Since the Presi-
dent is the head Of our national administra-
tion, and the manifest duty Of government
being to consult the greatest good Of the
greatest number, the Convention ehould
chose standard-b bearer who would be most
likely to administer the government so as to
secure 10 labor its just reward-to protect
and cherish industry; to elevate the tone and
scope Of foreign Intercourse; cultivate
higher and nobler sentiment of nationality;
and make our country the glory of the free
and an asylum for the oppressed, and the
example Of all nations.
But aside from these, there are other
considerations, of a a grave character, which
claim the attention of every true American
We have the combined force of every radical
faction to contend with, in the ranks of the
Republican psrty-Disunionists Abolition
lists, Native Americans, Brownies, Seward
ties, and maniacs, and unless our choice is
such as 10 command the respect Of the en>
tire Democratic party, North, Eeast, South
and West, we will be defeated, and our SUI
pinsness will be rswsrded by innumerable
Harper's Ferry emeutes, till anarchy and
civil war pervades the entire Union. Hence'
it becomes incumbent on US, as the only
conservative party, TO rally our shattered
forces, lay aside past differences, and form
united front (against fanaticism in every
FORM and regain the proud position of true
Democrats This is possible in one way,
only. A Northern man, without the aid of
the South, cannot be elected. A Southern
man is out of the question. And, therefore,
we must agree on a man of conservative
views, who will be able to combine the en-
tire Democracy, North and South, East and
West
The great b1on Of all political cotention
amongst demagogues Of all parties is slavery.
The common people care little or nothing
about it And the doctrine of Popular Sow
ereignty is, after all, the only true, the only
solvent, the only true compromise. In our
government, all power is with the sovereign
people. If we are capable of self-govern
ment, the popular will must rule This is
Popular Sovereignty
Let the people who 60 to our Territories
rs actual settlers, decide the matter for
themselves, in their own way. This is the
view of s. A. Douglas, and caused the diff
ferences amongst US. The great majority Of
States, by vote, have decided that Douglas
was right, and the President wrong. If so,
we go with the majority. This is Popular
Sovereignty ITO err is natural, to correct
error, glorious" Let us then unite-"in
union there is strength" and we will lie
able to overthrow the combined forces Of
fansticism, and to all intents and purposes,
stand invincible d.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-02
White White Cold Cold
M.1oa Earoalaa Mulou Eamata.
Showing an increase of

Showing an increase OF 63p
A. A. BUTrERElELD, City Clerk.
Mr.. Brown from the Committee on Teachers,
reported that they had appointed Miss Louise
Smith to the charge of the primary German
department in the Eastern District, at $50 per
quarter. She having declined further service,
Mr.. Wurthner was appointed in her place, at
SIS per quarter.
DR.. Walden from the Committee on the
Grades Of female teachers, made report for the
half year ending January /, 1860, which was
received, and ordered to be published.
The resignation Of Miss Mary s. Page, teach
er in the South East School to take effect on
the 23d inst, was received, and Committee on
Teachers requested to fill the vacancy, and
and report at the next meeting OF the Board
By Mr. Brown, That the President be re-
quested to purchase suitable thermometer fol
each of the rooms in the several school house
buildings. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Lindsly, That the building commit
tee be authorized to contract for two priviei
and necessary fencing on the North Wssterr
school grounds; also an iron gate, plain, neA
and strong. at each entrance on Perry street
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Walden, That Mr.. Emerlich, living
on the east side of Wayne street, be allowed Il
send her children 10 the German Department
Of the s. L. School Lost.
By Mr. Love, That permission be granted u
Miss Hawker to attend the Eastern School, up
on paying the tuition. Adopted.
By Mr.. wsreham, That the building com
mittee be authorized to pay the estimates uPOI
the N. W. and N E. School houses in cours
Of erection. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Lindsly, That the tuition for non
resident pupils in the public schools be So pc
quarter, and that all applicants be admitted 8
long as there is room. This resolution being /
opposition to former action Of the Board. cause
some discussion. resulting in its being lAi
over for one week.
The bills presented having been allowed, tn
Board adjourned.