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oADDLH AND HARNESS MANUFAC-

y TORY.-The undersigned respectfully INFORMS
the Citizens of Raleigh and the adjacent Counties that
he has recently opened an Establishment on Fayette
vile Street, four Doors north o: the Post Once where
he intends to keep constantly on hand we'll as to
make to order the following articles which he will
dispose CT to Cash punctua Customers on as good
terms as be purchased elsewhere, viz: Best scn-
ed plain and Shafteau Saddles; Common Do; Best
Coach, gig and Baronch Harness, Common Do BIZ
dies martingaes and Saddle bags, together win every
other article usually kept in similar ESTABLISHMENTS
best that can be purchased in The northern Markets
From long experience in Business he feels jushhed
in saying that for neatness and durability his work
cannot be surpassed. He respectfully Sohcls can
from persons wanting articles in his line, previous 10
purchasing elsewhere, he is disposed to use every
exetion his part give entire satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
Old work repaired with neatness and dispatch.
Also for sale, al Excellent Brass mounted SULKH.
GEORGE FISHER.
March 18th, 1911. 333-2 months.
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NJOTICE-l will sell, or lease for d term of vs,.
IN the following real estate, towit: That vaip.S2
plantation and tract Of land on Swift creek. whsse
formerly lived containing about $40 acres. of Which,
100 are low grounds, with the Improvements tberao.a
consisting of dwelling house. kitchen and olbproA
houses, with extensive orchards, great variety 'o
fruit trees, and of the best mill on the cr
The land is situated the most healthy part Of w.
county, being blessed with excellent wafer, and lys
on the road leading from Halifax TO Raleigh, tbas,
miles west from Hilliardson. Also another tracr ,5
joining the same, containing $50 acres, with the iw
provements thereon, consisting of Il dwelling hon'
kitchen, smoke house and orchard. This land aI
has so acres oflow grouds. Also one other trac oo
Sappony creek whereon John Lewis now lives, ron
tanning 200 acres. Also my houses and lots in II.
town of Nashville, with the Improvements therein
consisting of two story dwelling house, sc feet n
front by 26, containing rooms and IS fire places v
every necessary out house for such an estabshmen,
together with all the Household and kitchen furnip.
belonging the AS no person will buy or lea
without first viewing the premises, it is thought lhs
a further description ofthem is unnecessary.
The terms will be made suitable % purchasers an
made known on application 10
JOHN H. DRAKE, Sr.
Nashville N. c. November 18, 1910 3l6lf.
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NOES any know a neighbor friend Who has
~ been Bald, and whose head is now covered with
fine hair2 One whose coat collar was covered with
dandruf, though brushed every hour-which has now
vanished entirely? Or whose hairs at early age
turning grey, who now has not grey hair q
Children whose heads covered with scurf,-Whose
hair would not grow, that are now growing the fullest
crops of fhair? Some cases must be known to most
persons Ask them the cause, and you will be told.
these things have been done by the of the BALM
OF COLUMBIA Of 20 years growth is this article, It's
demand increasing annually some hundred per cent
though when discovered opposed by any thing for
the same purpose, now assailed by almost numberesS
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair if
used to any extent. Can more than these facts be
of Iespectabihty, unequaled by any other ar
ticle. Look 10 these thngs-bny this article. Stay
and preserve your hair by its use or if bald restore 1t
Ladies, attend to his--nundreds in fashionable life
using it the only article really fit for the toilet
Long hair is very apt fall Ladies, the
Balm of Columbia in time yourselves the dis
grace of badness by neglect of your persons.
is your duty morallstS to preserve the beauties
of nature with which bountiful Creator has endowed
you-u<e the Balm, for it will do it.
0F CAUTION!-TO be renrem5ered.-Several most
fragrant attempts have been made to counterfeit The
true Balm of Columbia. Some of the mpoSlerS have
gone far counterfeit the splendid wrappers, and
the Falls OF Niagara, and every external mark except
the name of Coms'ock, which they dare not forge.
To avoid impoSAons therefore, always look for the
name of ComSlock and Co. L. S. ComstOck, and
never buy the article unless il has that name upon
it.
street, N Y.
For sale by w. M. MASON &s Co.
Raleigh, N. c..
Dec. 23 1870 (I5) 320-6m.
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The undersigned propose 10 open Law School in The
City Of Raleigh, the Ist of June next, provided
sufficient number ofsudens (eight at eas) can be OBJ
taneJ 10 justify the undertaking..
The most approved course of studies will be adopted,
and oral and written instruction will be given shelving
the alteration of the law as laid down by Blackstone.
arising from Acts Of Assembly and the decision Of
courts. The students will be required TO undergo
frequent and stated examinations; and when they shall
have become sufficiently advanced, is proposed thai
they shall have root court, where they may argue
legal questions and be ade acquainted with the forms
OF pleading and practice in the of this State
complete of studies will embrace years, but
students will be received for any shorter period. The
for instruction and The of our libraries will be
500 per annum, $40 per month, for any shorter pc
rod than year.
JAMES IREDELL,
WILL: H. BATTLE.
Raleigh, April 7th, 1S4I.. 336tf
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time that the signature in the Two languages shall
not hereafter be cited as a precedent, nor In any
manner prejudice-the contracting parties
Done in quaG.uplicale at the city oil Berlin the
twentieth day of MAY in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty and the
sixty-fourth of the independence of the United
States of America.
HENRY WHEATON, IL. 81
AUGUSTUS DE BERGER, IL. ST.
And whereas the said treaty has been duly ra-
tilted on both parts, and the respective ralifca-
lions of the same were exchanged at the city of
Berlin, on the fourteenth day OF November. one
thousand eight hundred and forty by Henry
Wheaton, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PIenipo,entionary of the United States, at the
court of Prussia, and Auguste de Berger, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary OF
His Hanoverian Majesty at the same court, on
the part of their respective Governments:
Now, therefore, be ii known that, [. Martin
Van Buren, President OF the United States OF A
merica, have caused the SAID treaty to be made
public, to the end that the same, and every clause
and article thereof may be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by the United States and the clti-
zens thereof.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal OF the United
States 10 be affixed Done at the city o
fl. 81 Washington, this second day Of January,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty-one, and of The indepen:
dence of the United Safes the sixty-ffh.
NJ VAN BUREN,
By the President:
JouN FORSYTH, Secretary Of Stale.
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State Of North Carolina-Nash County.
Superior Court OF Law, March Term, 1871.

Kinchen Taylor Robert c. HIard.
Attachment-Andrew Joiner summoned as garnShee,
Ii appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
Defendant Robert C. Hilliard, in this case, is
Of this State: Ii is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in The North Carolina
Standard for SIX weeks succes>ivey, notifying the said
defendant be and appear before the Honorable Su-
perior Court of Law be he'd in and for the County
of Nash, at the Court House in the Town OF Nashville,
the Sd Monday of September next, then and there
repIevy and plead to issue; otherwise judgment by
default will be granted against him. and the effects in
The hands of the garnishee, If any, condemned subject
to the plaintiffs recovery.
Witness SAMUEL w. w. VIcK Clerk of said Court,
at office in Nashville the Sd Monday in March, A. D.,
1911. SAMUEL w. w. WICK, c. S. C..
March &c, 1911. (Pr. adv. IS 623) 3366t.
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RECEIVED THIS DAY,
I6 boxes Oranges and Lemons, at so and 60 cents
per dozen
Is kegs Malaga Grapes, at 35 cents per lb.
200 pounds Rasins 2Uo pounds Prunes;
barrels App.es:
50 boxes Segars; HAVANA, Principe, Regalia,
&c.
Chocolate, Snuff, citron, Nu,megs,g Currents,
Figs, Sweet Oil. Muscat Wine, Tallow and
Sperm Candles, Brown and Variegated Soap ;
Pine Apple and Common Cheese.
Guitars and Strings, Pipes, Time pieces, Specta-
cles, Cologne.
AccoRDEoNs. lOw price, Bells, Umbrellas. Baskets,
Brushes, Knives, Toilet Glasses, Cases for Cigars,
Pencils, Stockings, Gloves, Dolls heads with
hair, Painted Tumbers. Amber Beads, black
Mohair Caps, doubIe and single barrel Pistols,
Window Glass ii X Is, Lamps and Candle wick.
And large variety of Ladies' Work Boxes, of
Paper and Wood-of the finest kind
Sperm OIL, of The most superior quality.
G. W. & c. CRIME.
Raleigh, Feb %. 332.tf
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May 5, 1911.

NJ NIOTICE.-AIl persons having claims gainst the
~ estate of Lucy NewSom, deceased, are requested
to present them for liquidation The children of James
Johnson, Collin Johnson, and William Johnson, and
legatees by the will, who not known by the Execu
tor, hereby notified attend the division of said
estate which will take place The last of the year.
at some place near the late residence of said decd in
Va. P. Q. BEEKMAN, EXT.
Nav S, 1911. 3406t.
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POETRY.
THE DIFFERENCE.

IHE DlF EhEiNCE.
l know two friends, as much alike
As e'er you saw two stumps;
And no phrenologist could find
A difference in their bumps.
One took the paper, and his life
Was happier than kings;
His children all can read and write,
And talk Of men and things.
The other took no paper, and
While strolling through the wood,
A tree fell down upon his crown,
And killed him as it should.
Had he been reading of the news,
At home like neigrbor Jim,
rll bet a cent the accident
Would not have happened him.
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HORSE ROWTON
Winner of the Great 81. Leger.

WtnneT Of The GredE 81 Leger. =
A - This celebrated and unsurpassed
.MAT Mi English Race Horse and capital Stall
Pn WUn ~ GranSe s!anS iee eoae1T "a On
$50 mare and S75 insurance, with one dollar to the
Groom. The season money will be due the 1st July at
which time the season expires, the Insurance
as the mare is ascerained be with foal or parted
with. Mares will be ted for SO cents per day which
must be paiG before they removed Black servants
coming with mares will be boarded free of charge.
Great attention shall be used prevent accidents and
escapes but responsibility for any which may hap.
pen pledge myself TO my friends and patrons to do
them justice in all respects If they will send their mares
10 Rowton. For his running in England and that of
his coils see handbillS.
EDWARD H CARTER.
March Gath, 1s4l. 3359t.
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RAIL ROAD STOCK FOR SALE.

For sale, accommodating terms, or will be ex.
changed for real estate in the town of Will
mnglon, the city OF Raleigh, TEN SHARES OF STOCK
in the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Company
Apply The subscriber in RaleIgh 10 his agent in
Wllmin gton, P. w. TANNING, esq.
T. LORING.
May 5, 1911. 34O-f.
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State Of North Carolina-Nash County.
Superior Court of Law, March Term 1871.

Eme3iouS Harrison Robert Hilliard.
Altachment-Andrew Joiner summoned GarniShee.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that The
Defendant Robert C. Hard, i'll this case, is not in
ha bitant of this State: 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in The North Carolina
Standard for weeks succes$ivey notifying the said
defendant to he and appear before the Honorable Su
peror Court of Law, be held for The County Of Nash
at the Court House in Nashville on the Sd Monday in
September next then and there repevy and plead
issue other wise judgment by default will be granted
against him and the effects in the hands OF the gar
nshee, if any, condemned subject 10 The plaintiffs
coveIy.
Witness, SAMUEL w. w. VIck Clerk of said Court,
at office in Nashville, the Sd Monday of March, A. D.,
1911 SAMUEL w. w. WICK, C. S. C.
March 80, 1911. pr. adv. S5 623) 3366t.
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By His Ercellency JOHN M. MoREHEAD, Gorern,
Captain, General and Conamander-in-chiefn
and ouer the State aforesaid.
WHEREAS, have been duly informed by lhs
w Proclamation of His Excellency WIIILAMH
HARRIsoN President Of the United States, that the
last Monday of May next (being the 3lst day there
of) has been fixed upon by him for the meeting U
the First Session of the Twenty-seventh Congress
of the United States: an event which renders it
expedient and necessary that the elections for The
Repres entatives from this State in the next Con
gress should be held at an earlier day than the usua
time of holding said elections:
Now, therefore, by virtue of the authority in me
vested, by an Act Of the General Assembly of this
State entitled EAn Act concerning the mode Of
choosing Senators and Representatives in the Con
gress of the United States," (ReriSed Statutes Of
~ G. Chapter led, } and TO the end, that the Free
men of this State may be duly represented in the
next Congress, at its first session commencing
aforesaid, do issue this my Proclamation, hereb
commanding and requiring all Sherffs and othG
Returning Officers of the several Counties comps
ing each Congressional District, to cause Polls to
be opened and kept, and Elections TO be held for
Representatives to the next Congress of the Uni
ted States on Thursday, the thirteenth day OF May
next at the places established by law in their re
spectve Counties for holding said Elections. And
| do further command and require said Sheriff.
and other Returning Officers, to meet for the Pur
pose of comparing the Polls, at the times and pa.
ces prescribed by law for that purpose. And do
by this, my Proclamation, further ''requre the
Freemen of this State, TO meet in their respective
Counties at the time" aforesaid, and sat the pa.
ces established by law, then and there TO give Their
votes for Representatives" in the next Congress
In testimony whereof have caused the Grea
Seal of the State to be hereunto affixed, and signel
the same with my hand.
.,.xs., Done at the City of Raleigh, this the
,TaSIs&. twenty-second day ofMa-ch, in the wear
sRS$zESiss OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
SssSSgsSS' and forty-one, and of the Independents
''fSf1S' of the United States the sixty-6fth.
]. NJ. MOREHEAD.
By the Governor:
ia: T. LrrTLEJoHN, P. sec'y.
March 81, 1871. 334-9t.
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yElIEE INDIAN ELIXIR. a cure for C,n.

Il Asthma, and Inflammation of the Lungs, is a w.
getabe extract OF agreeable taste, and certain in
happy results. Price, 81 per bottle. For sale BY 7
LORfNG, General Agent al the Office Of ''The Mort,
Carolina Standard" Raleigh. Also, by w. WARE
Wilmington, and by A. PARKS, Hillsboro, Y c.
March ], lS41. 236Lf
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NRAY'S ENyALUABLE OINTMENT,
"a the reputation of which well established lof
the cure OF White Swengs Scrofulous and other Iu'
mors, Ulcers, old and fresh Wounds, Sprans and Bru
e>, Sweilings and Inhammations. Scalds and Burns.
Scad Head, &c. &c, is for sale the Office of THE
NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD" Price, 81 ref
pot liberal discount 10 those who purchase by the
quantity.
March l, 1871. 32S If.
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UBIIU N NUIHCE
Died on Tuesday night, 9th of Feb, 1911, MAT
THEW WARD, aged IS years, after a long and pain
Consisting COZ ola wife, three sons, and oar daughters ia
part of them being in other States.
White Marsh, Columbus CO., N. c.. 35012t.
T7>HE Undersigned having qualified the last Coan-
4 ty Court for Northampton County as Executors tn
the last Will and Testament of VIM B. Lockhar:, de-
ceased, request all those having claims against the
Estate present them within the time prescribed by
law, and those indebted to the Estate will please make
immediate payment.
WM. II. GRAY, 1,x,.,.m.
JOS. J. BELL,
March II, 1871. 333-tf.
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No MORE CouNTERFEITs.-Af few years ago
we heard Of a great many counttreits OF The notes
of the Bank of the United States Not so now
The notes have got to be baL much be-
low par. that they are not worth counterfeitng,
AID rogues won't take the trouble to do it.
Ball. ArruS.
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OF GenlIemens SHOES Of different QuaIitieS. would
thank those who wish good article, and disposed
10 enc urage our Mechanics, to give CALL
with the Cash; in future shall sell on no other
Terms.
e. Gentlemen wishing something very supe-
ror in The BOOT liue will please call and examine tor
themselves w. WHITE.
Raleigh 18Th March 1911 333If
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NaturaLi=ed Citizens-That was a good reply
OF Old Sandusky to the young man IN Kentucky
who claimed the votes on the ground that he
was a native born citizen 1 don't know said
the soldier which is entitled 20 the most credit,
|, who came here OF choice, or that young man
who was born here when he could not hel lp it,
KenHnLPS EInnSiknr
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WHAT SHALL Poor MAN Do ?"-Ia the
little city of New London there are not less
than three hundred unmarried ladies between
the ages of 16 and 80 years-the greater por-
tion ofthem handsome, well educated and ac-
complished, and eminenlly calculated to make
first rate wives. "Whv don't the men propose2H
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"DREADFUL STATISTICS" Under this head
the N. Y, Star gives the following melancholy
facts -
From the first of January last to the first in
slant. there have been II murders and 63 sui
cides. Ofthe suicides, l9 came to sudden death
by intemperance; IL by taking laudanum and O.
lher posons; by hanging themselves; by
cutting their throats; 8 by drowning, and by
shooting themselves
Ofthe murders, were in New York, 6 in
Ohio, in Georgia, 4 in New Orleans, 2 in
Virginia, 2 in Vermont, in New Jersey, 2 in
Kentucky, in Arkansas.
Of suicides, 80 were in New York, s in
Pennsylvania, in Massachusetts,, in New
Orleans. in Corneclicu', 1 in Maine. 1 in South
Carolina, in Wisconsin. 1 in r. Island, 8 in
Virginia"
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IFO BUILDERS

VHNO BUILDERS undersigned ap
soners contract for the building of proof Court
House. IN :he town of Smthheld. They, therefore
give this Pub bic notice to persons desrous of underta
work, until the 25Ih day Of May. They have DRAFT
of The Plan ready for exhibition.
The building will be foryour feet long and thirty.
six feet wide two stories; COURTROOM above with the
Offices below; materials to be brick. except the base
ment; Window and door.sills to be OF stone an abuu
lance of which is in the vicinity.
The building to be completed in year. or less af
ter the contract large portion OF the payment will
be given during the progress of the work. under proper
guarantees.
THOMAS RICE,
JOHN MCLEOD,
DAVID THOMSON
J. o. WATSON
BYTHAN BRYAN
COnImiss'rS.
Smlthhe1 Z. 18th, April, lS4l. 338-4t
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ID ERNARD'S Remedy for Asiatic Cholera, is an
Ed invaluable medicine in cases of Cholera II, rbu'
Diarrhea, and Siring and Summer Com plants OF The
bowels, and has the highest testimonials its favor
Price, 81 per bottle. For sale the Office of "THL
NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD" Raleigh andE
ALLEN PARKS, HiLsboro', N. C.
March l, 1911. 2i7-tf
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DENTAL SURGERY-Dr.W w. r. scott
~ informs the public that he has returned to this city
and may be found at the Eagle Hotel.
Jan. 81 ls4l. 3e6 IT,
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LOOK QUIT!
SSNAUTI0N'' is THE PARENT OF SAFETY
~ An attack ofthe g PILES" may be positively
prevented by using (when the premonitory symptom
are felt) the celebrated HAYS LININENT. There
more than hundred people in this city, and in
the United States an immense number, who have suf-
fered beyond endurance by this dreadful com pla int
plying this Liniment when they feel any symptoms of
its approach of this there is the most perfect proof
C. None Genuine without the name of CoMsTocK &,
Co., written on the wrappers.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold at No. 2 Fletcher street, N. Y.
For sale by W. NJ. MASON & Co.
Dec. 16, 1910, 3o0-6m
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
AND LOSS OF LlFE.-As the steamboat
Henry Eckford was about to leave the wharf, at
27th,) the boiler exploded, destroying the whole
Of the machinery, killing one man outright, and
manning several others. Numerous fragments
of the boiler, machinery, bricks. &c, were
thrown with much violence over the pier and ad-
joining boats and houses. The engineer, his son
boy, the chambermaid, and two or three of the
hands miraculousy escaped unhur'. John Swart
OF Oswego, and Amos Belcher, of Paermot,
New York were on board the Henry Eckford
from the Lake boat Henry, making her fast,
al the time Of the accident. The former had
his leg broken and the latter was killed instant
ly-sOme heavy substance striking him III the.
head.-He has left wife and one child a, Pal
ermo. Capt. Tyce of the Eclford. was knock
ed overheard, and had his leg broken and his
face much injured by splintefs. Two or .hree
others were slightly injured. The Henry Eek
lord was an old boat and her boiler much worn
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THE EXTRA STANDARD,

THOMAS LORING, Editor.
THNHE EXTRA STANDARD is intended to accom-
4 modae those Of our felIow-cIlizens who desire a
cheap publication, containing sound Political doctrines,
and the news of the day and will be published semi
monthly.
The Editor will endeavor to make this publication
acceptable to the public especially that portion who
are friendly TO Democratic Republican principles.
The price will be 81 per Year. payable in all cases in
advance AS the price is low, the terms must be
piled with-,no paper will be sent to any one without
the amount of ONE DOLLAR in adronce and all papers
will be discontinued The end of the year. unless the
advance for the second year by the time The first
expires.
T1relre copies will be sent TO address, for one
year, to different Individuals the payment of ten
dollars in advance.
Raleigh, March 5, 1S4I. T. LORING.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

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