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GOOD WILL. LEASE, STOCK, CO., OF TIE
iXIENsiyE Livery STABLE OF J. A.
TWEEN b AND sire ETs, AT AUcTIoN.
On MONDAY MORNING October 3. commencing
at 10 o'clock, we will sell the Good Will and Lease
Carriages Bus ges, Harness, Saddles, Brides, &c,
CONFUSING
including several fast TrOtters
Top and no top Buggy Wagons
OpOn Barouches and Close Carriages
PhaetOn spd Rockaways
Sets of Single and Double Harness
Saddle Brides, Blankets
Stable Furniture, DC.
We call the atIention of buyers to this sale, a
the stock and carriages will all be sold.
Terms cash.
sep26 W L. WALL & Co Auct5
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TOR sALE-An OMNIBUS LINE consisting of
FIVE first class Coaches and thir 1HTaa1
~ Hertes and Harn IS complete; e@
The line runs from the Navy ard H9I@
to Camp SLOVENIAN and Gle boro'. For terms DC,
apply By letter otherwise to BRYAN, No.
$50 8th street east, near the Navy Yard gate.
Washington, ID. @. Be Is I'm"
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

CEORGETOWN CORPORATION STOCK.-
" Those persons no may be disposed to pur-
chas Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears
Sn int. rest of six per cent. per annum, payable
quarterly, can obtain some by applying to VIM
DAIRD, Clerk of said Corporation. je 29-dtOl
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REAUTIFCL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
y SALE,

RGAUTIFtE CUUNTKY KESIDENUE TUX
y SALE,
PLEASANT VIEW SEMINARY.
Lately occupied by Miss Marians Keech az
seh9ol, situated on the Baltimore and Wasnlngton
miles from Waship ston and 800 yards from Depo
containing ten acres Of land. wntci car Pc CON
proved with two STel!ips:-- oessss19p with 10
rooms and cottage VIII Is one Of tbs ncs 9f
eat locations on the R.l,oad between W.shinston
s ~ tnrrsr pisce or 30 minutes, drive by
GOOD PIKE. aS0ys , lac viii be sold q Ac
,. Ta 5. ~, THURSDAY. October 9th. 1851
n The ~esfhsi should prove unfsvorabIe. the mex
fair day. No ineunbrancs. and possession given
: i'' . 'p' ',.-.,.. HINRY T. SCOTT,
sep 2o-eotOcts' <6 Broadway, NY.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
ID No. 526, corner 7th and d streets mort

EyY GhEEN q WIFI a IS, Auctl0neerS.
ID No. 526, corner 7th and streets north
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON III STREET.
BETWEEN 9Th AND 18th STREETS NORTH,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 4th day October next, at 5
Uses, part Lot 5, in 49, beginning at south
east of said Lot and running thence west AZ
~ feet; thence south to the place of beginning,
running back to so, foot paved alley.
Lots Fl feet front each, l32 feet lOs inches deep
making the handsomest Building Lots in Wash
ineton.
Terms: One half cash; balance six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest, secured by
deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancins and revenue stamps at tbs cost
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
sep god icon Unionl
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QY VIM. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ENVELOPES, &C.. AT
SATURDAY next, at 81 o'clock at our Auction
Store. No. 307 Pennsylv ana avenue, We shall sell
the effects of Bookstore-
100 lots of good Books, including a complete set
of the Patent Office Reports since lS45; As volumes
Consecutive; lot of frst-class Paper, Envelopes
and fancy Stationery, &c.
For examination early Saturday morning.
W. B: LEWIS CO., Aucts.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
sTROl ED BY THE LATE FIRE, AND VAL
LIABLE BUILDING LOT IN GEORGETOWN,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October Sd, at four
O'Clock p M. will sell, in front of the premises,
ON the corner of Second and Warren streets near
the Georgetown College, part of Lot No. H. front
ing 80 feet on Second street, and l20 feet on War
by the late fire. and with little outlay, can be
completely repaired.
Terms One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, secured by deed of trust on the
property. AL eonveyancing and stamps at the
THOMAS BOWLING,
ssp g. ID Con. Union Auctioneer.
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DOYs' AND YOUTHS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
We invite parents to an inspection eur large
stock of
Boys oyERCOATS,
BOYS JACKETS.
: Boys PANTS,
BOYS VESTS,
BoYgsHIRTs, UNDERsHIRrs, DRAWERS. &c
which We are selling as low goods of like qusii.
ty can bs hsd for in the Northern cities.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
aga Pennsylvania avenue
sep A.lmif f1ntsl bet 9th and 10Th sts
DOLITICAL history OF VIE REBELLION.
i by EDWARD Mcpherson. Clerk Of the House OF
Representatives. -
La Hsddes Secret Societies Of France.
Herbert epencer's Classification of the Scieuces
TIE Trisi; 81 the sutSer 81 the ..Hsir Of Bed.
Hessoir Of Mrs. CsrSline P. Keith. Missionary
70 HhiIs. lsep I'D YBANCK TAYLOR.
fsRlLLe AND .F1vEAs 5sHAKl NO MORE.
Penrsylyanis avenue, West End, end Proc9re
Thsy are warranted to cus6. Price $50. sep S-1w
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OFFICE q. 8. CAPITOL EXTENSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., September 5, lS64.f
10 a. m, the following vartegated and plain Mar
BILE Will be sold at public auction on tho grounds
north of the United States Capitol:
l0t blocks Tennessee Marble.
900 feet (cu bicD of remnants no.
II pieces Potomac Marble.
6M cubic feet Vermont Green Serpentine.
SColumn Shafts 90.
30 o Gu bic feet remnants italian Marble.
At the same time will be sold large lot of
Doors. Shutters, and Building Materials, of Va
By order of the Secretary Of the Interior.
CLEMENT l.. WEST,
sen 6. did General Superintendept
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4 X A Il q Q II A N G e.

ErOR RENT-The STORE and DWELLING
L house, situated at corner of 18th street and
New York avenue For further Imagination apply
N B.-This store has been estas lshed for the
last twenty five years and is well adopted for auy
kind of business seb 26-iwt
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FOURTH WARD STATION GASES ) Matthew
Gelson, John Rodgers, nuisance; locked up.
John Daily, drunk and disorderly; 30. So. Also,
malicious mischief; bail for peace. Abram
Boyse, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Mary
Johnson and Elizabeth Wilson, street walking;
S25S each. John Jones, found in company
with a black prostitute; dismissed. William
Smith and Charles Garrison, drunk and dis
orderly; do. William Teddy, drunk and pro-
fame; do. John Davidson, jeremiah Harwood,
selling citizens clothes to soldiers; military.
Ellen Foster drunk and dsorderly; S2.5S. W.
Lusby, fighting; dismissed. Bridget Ryan,
drunk and dlsorderIy; do.
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RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..
- No. $40 7th and ID streets north.
AUCTION SALE OF ABEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOT ON SOUTH G STREET, BETWEEN Sd
AMI AZ STREETS WEST.
OR MONDAY, the Sd day of October next, at
half past O'Clock p. we shall sell, in front of
the premises part of Lot IL, in Square $685. having
% feet front on street and running back the full
depth.
Terms $50 cash on the day of sale; remainder in
so. 90 and 9u days with notes bearing interest and
O deed of trust taken
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
Title indisputable.
29-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
l. No. $50 corner eth and streets north.
AUCTION SALE
On MONDAY, the Sd day OF October next, at 10
o clock a. IN on the corner of 9TH and streets
north, We shall sell the entire stock OF Family
Grocery. consisting CT every article that retail
store can have.
The entire stock. xtures and lease can be bou ght
before the day of sale by calling the owners on
the premises.
1t is one of the best stands in WashiR gton for a
family grocery.
The reasons for selling is that the owner having
other business cannet attend to both.
Terms cash.
sep 29,d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-12
Sianufacure of WOODEN Goods:
CHAPTER |


The Manufacture of Woolen Goods both in the
household and in the factories has become of great
iportuuce on account Of it, forming present on
principal articles of clothing. The nature of eli
mate n4ke 1t necessary and the scarcity of Cotton
has greatly increased the value of wool and Fabrcks
made IRON it, and being engaged in the business of
making Clorh aqd Flannel, and also oil Cardng,
aud Cloth Dressing We have thought few remarks
with regard 10 handling Wool, and the proper pro-
Of mauuacture, might be Of service the coun-
try, and a beneht TO ourselves
The first process with the farmer VINO intends to
make his wool into rolls for spinning anil weaving
~ home after washing and shsarlng is asserting the
ualies This do not expect farmer TO do as
ertectly regular manufactprer but by trying
he will approximate towards il, and be amply paid
TOR the little pains required. by having an even
threat and smoother fabric The fleece should be
whole and be spread out on. a tabler-the c0arSest
wool will be fourd on the skirts of tue fleece, aud
can easily be distinguished by looking closely to the
fibre Two qualities from eldh fleece will perhaps
be close enough for ordinary purposes, but the
Sheep in our country differ much their grades of
wool-the coarse pant of one may do to 60 with the
finer part ofanaher, and thus make three or four
qualities out Of the lot If it is going to the manu-
factory 10 market the fleece. should not be torn
compactly, skin out site Not less than one pound
oflard, fresh buteror oil should be sent With every
ten pouncsof wool going to the carding machine.
aIhe next thing of port nee is of coar to be
well CaTaetl, lOG Nhli Wp Ill he entirely
hle. but in the matter Of spinning and Weaving we
have another caution To add, Unless the warn is
evenly twistefi, and beat up evenly in tie loom the
10th shriukS uHeVenly in fulhng--makug some pla-
wide ami others narrow, and if the Grisher sue
ceeds pressing out the wiiueIes the cot will re.
sulne it, cOntprti0n again when made into s,ar-
EeHt, and thz mechdnic is sometimes wrongfulIv
blamed tor Il GOATS becoming ttatern jdfred on e
man back. Itis easily ;,vni 4ed by giving tha
wheel equal number of turns toa giveu length Of
thread ,rawn out VT iTi his difficulty increa sing
O late years, ami have the conclusion that
II some of he spinnersdo not keep better time on
their pianos than ontheirs spinning wheels we should
hate dreadlu!ly 10 listen to their music. '.
As every ment of la bor should be emproved to
the bes advantage. and every ounce of material he
appropriated to the hest purpOse on account Of our
war. propose TO write other ch rpers On our
branch of business after this is read sufficiently 20 he
remeInbeIea, and shall endeavor To do our work
niee enough for baim0rLl skirt a doctors coat
and make trowsers stout enough to last farmer
through year campaign. at least.
-.t ... .-. INGHAM Il WRENCH.
ioME Factory, CANrTowy, BRAnFoRD Co May 9, ,'G4
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T'Hg SITGER SBTIIG NAGHIJGS.

0nrE LETTER A. FAM hI ,5EMlSG MAL q NE
= So. ,-,,,ins, j w5rLl-wi.t population Al Is pe
mi lnpLr thc bes, aud cbea pest and mos ueau'iu'
~ ,lI IAmiIg Sowing Machines yet ohsrea 70 inc
r,bHca No other Flniiy Sewing aacA a n7 80 ~
po A,sefri ap,liances for Hemmlng BIN ing Feil
;ng Tuckfng, Gathering, Guaging, d 'guing,
nv, Ir,n,, Cnrliug ami so forth. 70 ether Family
S.,';m, M,,hine has 81 much capacity for great
ST of work It viii sew all Kinds OF cioth,
W 9TH all kinds of thread. Great ana recent lm-
r rnnpats make our Family Sewing Machine most
g.f;,hIe ana mCst durable, and most certain IN ac-
tion a, III rates of speed It makes the nteriocked
s,ith which is The hest stitch known. Any one, ev-
en- Of the most ordinary capacity, ear see at
how to use the letter A Family Sewing Machine -
Our Family Sewing Mdchlnes IRE hnisned IN ehas'e
AMI exquisite style -
Tho ToiJinr case Of the Family Machine is a
risca If cunning workmanship 0i the most useful
kind Ii protects the machire when hot IN use, ard
rben about TO be ope ted may lie opened as spa
ci,us onI substantial table 10 sustain toe. Work-
While some Of the Cases, made out OF the cho'eeIt
woods are finished in the simplest and chastest man
ner possible. Others adorned and embeiished IN
the most costly ana superb manrerS.
1t j. .hsa'utelv necessary 10 see the Family Ma
chine in operation to ulg ge of Its great eapael-
ty and beauty.
II is fast bee ming as popular for family sewing
as our mlnlfaeturing machines are for nanutaetur-
ing purposes
lae branch 0aices are well supplied With silk
twist thread, needles oil, e., Of the very best quail
ity -.
Send for PAMPHLET .-....r
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
45S Broadway, New York.
- Philadelphia Office, = 10 Chestnut st.
DR5, y s. 3 B.nnMAI4 r. MAnsH' Ages in runkaannoel,
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The s,bsrrber has just opened a new Furniture
Cabinet and Chair Manufactory in TunkhaDnock
next door TO @ M. Koons grocery stcre-Ehere are
kent on hand and manu- ctured to order:
TABLES of all sizes, patterns, and styles.
CHAIRS Cane-seat, Flag bottom, and common.
BUREAUS Of all styles. Sizes and prices.
lBEDSTEADS. Cottage and common.
CENTRE TABLES WORK STANDS. BOOK
CASES. and indeed every thing which can be found
in the arges furniture establishments in the country
which he will sell at prices as low as they cnp be
bought in any town outside Of the cities. Being sat
prices with any establishment in the country be So
licits the public patronage.
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and PHILADELPHIA.

.t.'-,1 Ns 4 . .-rfHf
Returning leaves Factory. IN. ~. .h. s,r,;,,
Of the New York Phil: :-,lelpha and Ace omoda
oon II IN from ure@..e Bend, arriving in ,nkhaa
nocA Ut o eloc'. m.' H-tv a..a .#..F.- -f.s e.
n. - 2li Express matter, packages and Soods vii
oe Conveyed to and from the Depot. at ~ asonabls
aas; the proprietor holding himself resi- nsble for
he safe delivery of all such entrusted to bis csre.v
Towsnda age arrives Mt this hotel at IL o'clock,
m. Returning, leaves at o'clock, p m -ssEs aa.s
Stages for Pittston, Wyoming, and Wilkesbarrs
cave on the arrival of the ToWanda stage, and re
urnns connect with the same.
- -sE EB.lsE ktBtEss
Montrose stage leaves on Tuesdays, Thursdsyss
Saturdays, at o'clock a. M, connecting at Montrs
with stages for Binghamton &c Returning, conR.s
with stages for Pittston, Towanda, &C.
Persons wishing to be called for at their res iden
viii be accommodated by leaving their pane 8 aid
hotel of the proprietor.
Hos.es and carriages In readiness to 70 ward pas
espgefe .eif FINES. n h+A'.'-f>
fB WALL.
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sistant Surgeon Cronage, nth Michigan
cavalry, We're placed upon the train and
sent eastward by order Of Gen Brockin,
ridge Whether that officer did not feel
himself able to afford them protection
against the lawloss violence Of bis own
men, ! know not
My iniormants bad not heard Of any
punishment having been mctcd out to the
parties engaged in these outragos, although
the name Of the ring.eader, il not Of others
was well known Il ir but just to state In
this connection, that the rebel surgeons, at
tendants and others connected with the
hospitals, used their utmost cXcrtons Ia
prevent these lawess and barbarous acts
and resisted them at the risk Of their own
lives
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Lcllcr From Hon. ROber ]. MaIkcr.

A letter from Hon Robert J Walker
written at London has appeared He ar.
gcs very strongly the support of the }aIyt
more Candidates and say, Of the influence
which Union triumph at the polls in NO
vembcr would have abroad -
There will bo no recognition ulthr South
by France, or England. or any other power
if Abraham Lincoln should be reelected I'm
November next. The American people
will then have loudly proclaimed through
the ballot box that thcy can and will sub
due the rebellion by force Of arms and that
they viii continue TO negotiate from the
mouths Of our cannon until the Southern
armies shall have been dispersed and van
pushed Upon the news Of the recollection
ofMr Lincoln reaching Europe the Cou.td
crate stock now waiting tho success Of tho
Chicago candidates. will fall like Luciicr lC
rise no more American securities, includ,
ing those OF the Federal Government and
loyal States, railroads and other companic,
with real capital, will all be immensely mp,
preciated The difference in favor of ou
country including the rise in grceubaclS
would DO equivalent in 4 few months tC
hundreds Of millions of dollars Nor is il
only our stocks that will rise at home and
abroad but the national character will be
immensely exalted
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ATTACHMENT.

Is. Z. NUFu t.. d. 10. ". Huhsfy,
NHEPLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
il indebted to him, and ah'conds that process cannot
he served upon hu, having obtained original attachment
against the defendant made rturuabe before Charles Morrow
Justice OF the Peace for Knox county, and the same
having been levied on his property Nisordcrgd by said Jus
tce that the defendant appear before him at his office In
Knoxville, the 9Th day April, l,65 it will be pro.
ceed with paTte il is further ordered that this notice be
published Tor four successive weeks In the Knoxville Wing
o96-St PISS CHARLES MORROW, J. p,
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ATTACHMENT.

u. T. MI e. Jaia Cro,jer and oticr',
EaNHE PLAINTIFF oN AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANTS
John Croker w. =. Crisp and W. ~ Cooke are seyeralJ
indebted to him aud abscond that the ordinary process
law cannot be served upon them, having obtained orgna
attachments against them, made rgunabc before D. Jouro
mon, Justice NJ The Peace Tor Knox county, and the SAINT
having been levied on his property ordered ny said Jus
tce that the defendants appear before him at his Office In Knox
vile on tbs 2.l day of February G5 will be proceeded
With ex parte further ordered that this notice he pub
lshed for four successive week. 30 the Knoxville Wing.
og6-lt mas r. D. JOUROLMON, j. P.
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"What tight has The North S,'sled9 What u,tice
has been denied And what claim founded in justice
and right, has been withheld Can either Of you To-
day namo one single sct Of wrong, deliberately and
purpo.ey don. by The government Of Washington, Of
which tho South has right to complaint challenge
the answer."-Hoy, A. II, STEPHENS, 1851,
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"If any man attempts to haul down the Ameri-
can Flag, shoot him ON the spot."-JoHS a. DIX.
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GROCERIES 8 CONFECTIONERY.

TCST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
- "a door north % Of Gay and Cumberland Streets
side new stock OF groceries, confectionery stationery
notions aud crc many other things tedious to MENTION
which win eli cheap for cash Those 10 need Of any Of the
above articles would DO well TO call and examine for themselves
before purchasing c,gwhere, - -
sqntl4.if ok. Ped.
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,,whenevsl they On, Rebel, Aos he power, they
drive before them INTO ser ranks the Southern people,
"a they would also drive Us, Tru,. them not. Were
they able, they would invade and destroy Us without
mercy Absolutely assured Of these things, am
amazed that any one rould think Of peace on
any terms lie who eutertains the sentiment l.
Mt only TO be slave, and he who utters II at this
time. is, moreover, traitor 10 bis country, who
deserves the scOrn and Cont0mUt Of all honorable
men,n--GR,NAL ROsrcE4Ss
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Let Truth and Fslsehooi grapplsj who ever knee
Truth put to the worse in free and open encounter -
MILTON,
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MEATS! MEATS!!

\ CONSTANT SUPPLY OF FRESH
Beef Mutton Pork, Bacon and Sausage kent on hand at
ny stall at the Market every morning al my store at MI
hours ~ the day.
Candies Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale and retail
Cattle, Hogs Bacon and Tallow wanted Tor which cash will
be paid. o2s-tws A CUARNAY
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PROSPECTUS
or
BR0WNlOW'S KNOXVILLE WRIG
AM
REBEL VENTILATOR.

nGbGL SIN liAnLOn,
Iur undersigned Is now publishing Weekly Journal
bearing tho above titIc nj Knoxville, Ead Tennessee
The paper propose 10 send out for 81 per hunun inr1
riatiy pud IN odrmcs, The cost Of paper materials Of
all kinds and Of labor, has 30 increased since tho inau
guratiun Of the rebellion, that nm not able to furnish
the paper for os or to hold out any Inducements to clubs
Two years ago my paper then The last Union sheet
and the unly rciyiow one floating oyor Jel Dayss un-
cody domiuous, was crushed out by that God OrsAkon
mob mmiliary known tho Confederate Authoritie, /
glory In opening my batteries from ny old Notifications,
beginning with this hcll-b0m and he'll bound rebollion
whore tho traitors forced leave on my work of
faith and labor Of love-
The WmG AND VESuLAToH will be INDEPENDENT In
all things and NEUTRAL In nothing, taking a liberal
hand IN all tlo controversies of the day This shn no
an unconditional Union journal, holding up all partici.
pants In the iute RchcllonuoW almost played out-ns
choice collection Of mon for Rogpcs Gaory AT the
tamc iimp will make war upon all gamblers and thieves
North and Suufhall whose trade II is 10 rob tho public
crib as well as private piierers the whisky bloats the
buc- IN clccljons the oIprcsos who grind the face of
the poori cXoroncrs in trade who swndc by Wholesale
and retail; and NIL foul mouthed Secession sympathizers
and ohcr dlsiurhor u tho peace in the various sink
holes of society, North and South will not fail to do
justice 10 the worst class OF who make tracks upon
Southern eoINecssIion prsocher Of all denominations
repeat, that in the rule Of my editorial conduct
shall ahme that tcniity which DESTROYS tho ndcpop.
lcnco Of the press and cast from that ucous oppo-
sition which gives to parry what duo to ,outr And
while the name Of my paper indicates in unmisakable
terms, It's politics. shall, faithful sentinel lose sight
! Of Whgs, DemocrHics aud Republicans and remember
only my Government and the preservation of the Federal
Union, richly worth all tho sacrifices Of blood and
treasure lher preservation may cost The uAtermi
nason Of the present Of mem and the consumption
! of all the means OF the present age,
Intervention national Jealousy and hatred. double deal
ing, and patcal cowardce have been governing princ
pies with England and when our home troubles are set.
| tied will advocate giving England turn. The whole
of the Emperor of the French has been character
| lied 10y diplomatic iHsncsriy and truly loyal Amer
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r. N. McEWEN & CO.
DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES
Coffee, Soda, Pepper, Tea Candles, Backing. &c

Attention i' respectfully invited 10 our stock.
which embraces mos, Of articles found in dry goods
stores in thi. city fy2f