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HHAVING obtained letters patent for grinding up
Il Corn, Cob and Shlick, in the ordinary Grist Mill
in use, take this method OF informing the public,
especially those who may infringe the right without
hory, that shall hold all such persons who may either
construct any mill mills upon the principle Of
my patent responsible under the patent laws of the Uni
ted States. learn that infringement has been made
in this State, and would notify the public that have
disposed of the patent right for this State to Maj VIM F.
CoLLINs of this City-excepng two counties, Halifax
and Northampon-and it would be we'll for all who wish
to avail themselves of this valuable and saving improve
men always advise with him upon the subject before
having their mills altered unless they satisfied others
acting under his authority This addition Of grind
ing up the shuck thoroughly, is invaluable. refer the
public to Maj COLLINS publication in newspaper form
and hand-bills, for particulars, &C. -
E. A.. KNoWLToN.
Raleigh, Feb. ls, ls45. 537-tE
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FOR SALE OR RENT (

.Ez@R TWO splendid new Houses and lots
TtA on Hiilsborough street, leading from
ES sM the Capitol 10 the Seminary and about
S&sze4 half way between the two. One house
is thirty feet by eighteen with partition.in the
middle; with four rooms and two Ere places, one
above and below, and portco in front. The other
is forty feetby twenty with ten foot passage
above and below, making all the rooms privale,
each of which has good and comfortable fire pla-
ces, and has portico in front. Phere is attached
to each Of the houses good kitchen, smoke house
and dairy &c. and nearly three quarters of an
belonging to each lot, and under new plank fence
with paiing in front Both of the houses are nice
the out houses and pailing. There is decidedly
the best well Of water in about the City, conve-
nient to the use Of both lots. This is given up to
be the most pleasant and healthy part of the city
ANY person wishing to purchase, orient, will make
application TO the subscriber. $50
- =. 765 ~ A.,G: DRAKE.
Raleigh N. c.. March 10, ts45... 541-tE
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The North Carolina staud.r.,

HdlEKo HQLDEB EDITOR and PRoPRJFDon
"EHEN, the undersigned took charge oe,h. g. 1'
w ard on the 1st of June, Is4S its list n Htand
about one thoasand subscribe Fs Since
has Teased but it is still line this
Sseaslo support s1eh paper rs the democracy ofE
reaas ofIhe paper, with whom the unders;nal al tho
conversed and coIresponded the subject has
the list may be Increased to at least uf bonsan mat
not this be accomplished The undersigned Jan
fully submits whether, out OF 40 008 democratc
in North Carolina. there cannot obtained s otefs
Central gonrnal OF four t5os as
and copies '"' N' 'hous-
alIt needless, perhaps, to say that the stara..,
osSe1sant!y devoted to the support and promulrai0
OF democratic principles, and that its Editor viii
month Ry months aud year by year, with svhatevar
tiles he may possess, TO destroy the odous and o-
doctrines OF the Federal party And it NAV M
proper 20 state here, that at late meeting of the
cratic State Central Committee for North Car1mo'
Resolution was passed heartily and entirely o,
Ofthe course the Standard since il has besr poVng
controi OF the undersigned, and recomme ne
party Throughout the State the Importance of ncone me
fts circulation. The Standard will contnna 70 :ShS
tention ss heretofore, to miscellaneous reading al
the genefaE news Of the day and no efforts 3 auu 10
wifi be spared to render it useful and pans
sheet. To thosefwho, at the COMMENCEMENT ofL;ihs
borss gave to the undersigned generous snnnot ia; Id
confidence, and who continue 10 cheer him hv bHu onu
ronage and friendship-and indeed to the who'll pat
cratic party of the Statehe tenders his SINCERE
az, - TERMS. OF THE STANDARD
For single copy, three dollars per annnm =,
One copy for two years. or two COPIES far ona
FIVE dollars, in ad0o7ace For four comics ton I' or
for ten copies twenty dollars-in adpance Gs; "oaIs
procuring and forwarding five subscribers with person
(YLol VIII Dc ehlltieo 70 me paper Year free of
Charge WILLIAM W HOT HEN
G5- Oar democratic brethren of the Press will ~:
US by giving the above few insertions OO"ss
April Esd, 1s45 =
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NJ Office is hereby given to the lawful heirs+of Nam
In cy Morgan, deceased, and David Scarborough that
there is in the hands of the Executors of Samuel Scar
ing to the last will and testament of said deceased, If
they do apply for said legacy in the term of FIVE
they forfeit their claim and the Executors will not be
responsible for any interest the said legacies
$3.50 share, from this date, February the 20h 1S45.
=. DANIEL SCARBOROUGH Et.o
HIRAM SCARBOROUGH, 11'eens"S
Feb. 20. 1S45. 53S-1Stp
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Save your Corn CObs s. Shuc1ks :! !!
TO7the Planters and Millers Of North
CnroIi10

| The undersigned has obtained letters patent to
enable common Mill stones (or rocks) now in use,
to grind CORN, COB and SHUCK, into meal
for horses mules, cattle, hogs, &C., thereby saving
more than one third Of crop, which is an impor-
tant item with planters. The machinery used for
the above purpose is simple and durable and can
not with fair means: get out of order. 1t will las
as long as the stones last, with expense of so
cents every hVe years. Fo enable the common
mill stones 10 grind ear into meal, requires NO
new buildings or extra power. Ii can also be ap-
pied to horse mills, threshing machines, gins or
any given power known. The same mill will
grind one.hrd more OF corn meal BY the intro
duction of this machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, aud shuck 10 grinding
corn meal in the space of thirty seconds Corn
alone when fed to STOCK is said TO be by the most
practical and scientific planters constpating in its
effects, producing founders, cholics and various
other maladies which are incident to stock. Grind
ing coSs and shuck with the corn makes food
congeDial with their nature, and cannot produce
any OF the serious results above menuoned Stock,
when led on corn exclusively, are deprived of the
benefits OF distensien $50 necessary TO the proper
health Of animals, by their being unable to eat a
sufficient bulk to produce Gistension, before the
animal becomes gorged. Cobs ground with the
corn produce this necessary dIsiension, without
any danger of diseases arising from overcating.
Corn cob and shuck meal is improved BY scalding
and still more by boiling, and yet by parti-
al fermentation. All the preparations facilitate
digestion for hogs. But horses and mules will
not eat fermented food, consequently :hey will re-
quire it dry or partially wer with cold water.
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with unground
food. void much an undigested state, which is
OF course lost for all beneficial purposes.
~ Read the subjoned certificate
~ The undersigned can be addressed at Ra-
leigh, and all calls will be attended to punctualIy
and with despatch by himself or agent.
VIM. F. COLLINS,
Raleigh. Feb. 20, 1916.
Having been solicited by Maj. Collins to have
my Mill adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear and
Shuck, l consented that be should do so as an ex-
pertinent; and am able to SAP that it grinds
Corn in the Shuck at the rate of 80 bushels per
hour; and the dressing of the stones is so improv-
ed, that it grinds shelled Corn more than twice as
fast as before, and by my watch, at the rate of Is
bushels per hour, and the meal finer than usual. /
deem Ii a valuable improvement and shall pur-
chase the right to useslt, as it will afford me
speedy way of feeding my horses and cattle, and
save much thereby. 80 -
Feb. 90, ts45. 53s-fv.
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NOTECETO CAPITALISTS.

the present depressed state fthe farming interests,
favorable opportunity is offered for the profit
able investment of Capital The subscribers having be-
come sole proprietors Of the Factory & Mills,
At the big Falls of Tar River, Are desi-
Of extending their business and for this purpose
willing TO sell. reasonable terms portion ofther
interests they will receive subscribers for forming
company (or which they have favorable charter) if
so preferred by those who wish to invest their funds in
manufacturing interests.
The fitness ofhe location for all kind of ManufactIr-
es SO well known as to render description unnecessa
ry.
Those wishing for further information on the subject
are referred to K. H: Battle, Esq Rocky Mount Edge
combe Co. w Fl r n RATTLE
March 3, 1915 sI6 et
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A Spendid Work.

AMcCULLOCH'S UNIVERSAL G.4ZETTEER:
ExA a Dictionary, Geographical, Statistical and His
torcal of the various Countries Places. and Principal
Natural Objects in the World, by j. r. McCulloch,
Esq; in which the articles relating the United States
have been greatly multiplied, extended and adapted
the present condition Of the country, by Daniel Haskell
A. M. late President of the University of Vermont III
extensive and accurate information with respect to the
present condition ofthe world is desired, it is believed
that this great work with its improvements, will afford
the opportunity of obtaining it with least possible ex-
pense oftime, trouble, and means: and that it will be
source of extensive improvement and qualification to
many minds
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store
TURNER * HUGHES.
March 26. 542
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.R. HUELS
DIR. HUEL'S
TEGET4BLE FEVER .a.ND .4GUE
.4.N.D .4.NTI-FEVER

GoME "cry hurnbug from envy, some from jealousy
y cry humbug, and some from sheer ignorance Of the
thing. do not believe every thing that shines gold
nor do believe that which is hastily denounced is hum
bug Prove thing and then judge it," Hull's Pills
are no humbug: wherever they have been used, they
satisfaction. The testimony exists every side through
this vast counryfrom the Log Cabin of the Western
Wilds TO the City Palace Of the mlhonairethefe are
thousands of witnesses to the unrYaed efficacy OF this
invaluable medicihe II generally cures the Chils ana
Fevers the first day and does not scken the stomach
produce any disagreeable sensation in the system OBJ
tons have failed have yielded al once few doses Of
Hu.ls Pills without any disposition of return. They
require pnfng. it rs unworthy of them. The Med;
cal Faculty are now prescribing them with unexampFd
success not only in ChiIs and Fever but in Fevers of
all types grades and character, and considers them the
most safe and harmless yet the most certain and prompt
fe6Iifnge that possibly be administered IN the rce
date lnanag of Fcvers peculiar to this county
Full directions for accompany each box. Price,
one dollar.
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Book for Lawyers. Magistrates,
PHVSECIANS. &c

nR. GUYS Forensic Medicine edited by DR. Charles
~ A Lee. Complete in vol. aciavo. This is COM
prehensve epitome of all that is known in Medical
Jurisprudence, emhodying within convenient compass
all its important facts and by
sufficient number of cases, but not to such
to overburden its pages with unnecessary detail 1t IS
particularly fitted textbook for Students well as
manual for the practitioner of Medicine Law. Con-
else in its statements simple in its arrangements, and
sufficiently ample in illustration present claims to the
patronage Of both professions not anterior those of any
similar work Of equal size hitherto published
For sale at the North Carolina, Bookstore, corner OF
Fayetteville and Morgan Streets Raleigh, N. c.
TURNER & HUGHES,
Publishers Agents.
April TO- SIS
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April 10.


TENHE greatest and extensive variety calculated
Il TO suit Classical and common Schools, consisting
partly of Arthmetics Biographies, Histories Mathema-
teal works. Latin and Greek Grammars, and also En-
gllsh Grammars, Greca Majoros Xenophons Greek and
Latin Readers, Cesars Sallust, and Ciceros Horace
with great variety of Others which will supply at
very reduced prices All orders from abroad thankfully
received and promptly attended to, by
TURNER g. HUGHES.
Raleigh, June 20, lS44. 504-ly
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Spring and Summer G00ds,
-,,a e.. usa z =, ! = ~ : Tl - - 6 & q q
NEXNI
THOMAS r. FENFRESi
n1ERCmA mANTTAILOR,- -

AS ,h;s dsv received and is now opening large
and beautiful assortment OF Goods In ms H!e'
to-0bich the attention ofthe public Is
It embraces all articles usually kept ny me
,h an extensive assortment of English and Fehch
f3lark Cloths also blue brown and olive black Eng
Isb and French single and double mIlled
Fancy Cassmeres, black Bombazine, DraP u Etc. Paln
and figured for Summer Coats and Pants; also; 0eau-
ti Mt of Vesngs, comprising Figured Pain'
RIackiand Fancy Satins, French and Ehgliso SIlKs
Caehmeres Shallcys Mersailes, fancy and WhIte, ana
sDIedid assortment of fancy articles such as mack
and fancy ScaIfs and Cravats, and Satin res, 1osHlh;
Black and White Silk Gloves. half Hose, Couon and
Merino Thread Gloves, and Cambrck and SPltanMelu M
HandkeFchiefs, white Cotton, white Cotton KNIT six
and Merno Shirts and Drawers wn all articles heces-
sary for Gentlemens, wear 49,.
The above goods having been purchased on the best
,.rna can confidently recommend them both as 10
quality and style and will dispose OF them at very
small advance for Cash. and to those in want oil CioIhh
and those who have heretofore, encouraged TINS Estao
lazhnent would say, and judge TOT yourselves
before purchasing and see, otwhsandng the grea1 h
dncement that would to be offered, these VIII oe
di.pose OF on terms equally moderate as any noese4h
this City u.;,,,os
Truly grateful for the encouragement he continues
70 receive the public rest assured MS pest eXero"
will still be used to merit acontinuance oil he same
Gentlemen furnishing their own materials may rest
assured they will be made in the neaes and most iash
onable style. -. . r. ,.r,
N b. The latest ngish and French Plates OF Fash
ion just received. ,oree
Opposite w. g. A. Stith, and one door above Mrs
stuar's Boarding House, Fayetteville ST. '.o,.
Raleigh, April 10. o4o-o'
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APRIL, 1S4S.
JAMES P. SMITH.
Importer of China and Eartnen ware,

SECaMoRE ST, PETERSBURG. EA,
HAS received direct from the Potter;es. his
Il Il SPRING. SUPPLY OF GOODS for the country
trade. which are offered as low they be had from
in want of any article of CHINA, GLASS, EaRTH.
EN- OR STONEW.HRE, will find it to their adyan-
tage to give him call aer looking through the Market
prices PACKING will be strictly attended to and war
rented equao that of any other house in the country
o. Call at the SIGN OF THE PITCHER
April Q. s44at
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RULL'S
WORM [ASE78Ns;E&

re the greatest discovery ever made for dspeng ,n
various kinds of that frequently and dises,
ingy annoy both children and adults From the SPaI.A
Gazette ''From know ledge we take grea' W WP
sure in recommending to the public Hufs Worm Ill
ges the best medicine extant Children VI" n.
eat them as they would candy, and cry for them.
parents wesay, DO not be without these LoZenges al any
time, as you value the lives of your children.
Also, DIR. HULL'S
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a TRULY WoNDERFUL CURE.

- HATERVILLE, Oneida Co. IN. Y, Sept Is, 1913.
Dear SirT owe it to the afflicted to inform you that
IN January last, was attacked by very violent cold,
causeoby working in the water which settled lungs
was accompanied by very pain breast and
and sides, also distressing cough had in attendance
all the best medical aid in village but after exhaust
ing all their skill to avail they pronounced my dis
ease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and they one and
all gaze mp to die. After much persuasion got the
consent of my physician to use the. BALsAM WILD
CHERRY. prepared by DR.. WIsTAR. IpurchasGd of
the Agent in our place bottle before using halt Of
which began to gain strength, sn it very evident
my cough was much better, and my symptoms in every
way improving have seThree bottles, and am re-
stored to perfect health. This result is alone owing to
the use ofDR WIsTAR's BALskM OF WILD CHERRY;
and take this method ofgivng information partly pay
you the debt gratitude owe YOU and partly that ehers
similarly afflicted may know where to apply for relief
H. Very truly yours:
JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. PALMER, Druggist, under date of Watelville.
Sept. a, 1s43, writes:
The statement given you by Mr.. James Sage is we'll
known to be true by this whole community 1t
y was most remarkable The sale of the Balsam
very good, and its in truly fattering
d, Yours respectfully,
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED
HAppoNF1ELD, N. J.

HADpoNFIELD, N. J. April 20, 1913.
On or about the 18th day of October IS4I taken
with violent pain in the side the liver which
nued for about ve days. and was follow ed by the break
ing of an ulcer absceSs, inwardy which relieved the
pain little, but caused 70 throw great quantity
of offensive matter, and also much blood. Being greatly
alarmed at this applied physcian but he said he
hough he could do but little for me except give some
Mercury Pills which refused to take, feeling satisfied
that they could do me no good; many other remedies
were then procured BY wife and friends, but did
me any goo-an the discharge of blood and corruption
still continued every few days, and at last become Of
fensve that could scarcely breathe. also seized
with violent cough, which at times caused me to raise
much more blood than had done beforehand my disease
continued in this way, still glowing worse, uniF
ay, when all hDpe of recovery given up, and nay
friends all thought would die of G;GllOping Con.
sumption. Atthis moment, when my life appa-
reny drawing near its close, heard Of DIR. WiStar's
RaISa m of Wild Cherry. and got bottle which
relieved me Immediately and by the, use of
only three bottles of this medicine, all my pains
removed-my cough and splitting Of blood and corruption
entirely stopped, andn a few weeks my health
Tar restored as TO enable me 10 Work at my trade winch
carpenter) and up to this time have enjoyed good
health ss..,--.- . IS.
GLOUCESTER County, N. J., IS.
Personally before me, the subscriber, of the
Justices ofthe Peace in and for the said county Thomas
CoZens and being duly affirmed according to law saith
the above statement is in all things true.: . .-
Affirmed before me, on the 2Oth day of April, 1S43
't-.'& J. CLEMENT, P.
Such is the unprecedented success ofths BALSAM,
&" NATURES .FAVOURITE PRESCRIP-
TION,"
prescription congenial to wants. as il is prepared
from chemical extracts from substances which the author
ofnature has placed land for wise purposes that
many who know nothing of the mode of its preparation
are endeaVouring to reap pecunary benefits by selling
article similar in name in appearance. orby represe
ting their trash superior to the BALSAH or by
putting up mixture and solemnly asseverang that it is
imported from foreign country, which is not the
ALI these deceptive arts 60 to show that WiStars
BalSam is known TO the world to be ssTHE
GREAT REM MEDY,' - and that TO sell any mixture
it must be IKE this IN name, a1po1R to be like it in
substance.
Gd Believe not the cunningly wrought fabrication
and take only the original and genuine WistafiS
BaISam of Wild Cherry,
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE 1T.
Address all orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. 80 Ann st
New York. :; so, Agents -fs..1
WILLIAMS, HAYWooD& s. CO..
$50 26t. = ~. - Raleigh.
n
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DIR S{R DISISSS
|SV3a3z b aI 81
'Sff'ToUe all things, and hotd fast that ultich
IS good." PAUL.

1T0Oe 0tt kH7nS.S; ana hOtd fast that 1rhich
IS gOod." PAUL.
VHNHESE PILLS have become the domestic
H medicine Of almost every family. They are con.
sfdered by all who have given them trial to be tbe
most pleasant, safe and eecnal medicine in use-bev
have the sanction and approval of the eminent Py
sicans who have adopted them in their practice pur
chase them by The dozen boxes OF the agents. administer
them TO their patients, and recommend them as being
superior 10 any other Vegetable Pills before the public
They are not only vegetable in name, hut in substance
and act friend to Nature in all her operations They
may taken by persons of any age and the feeble and
the nrm, the and delicate strengthened by
their operation because they possess tonic and resora
tive properties, independent of their aperient effects
And females will find them to be decidedly the best
medicine in for the complaints peculiar 10 their SEX
In slck-headache, costiveness, and bowel complaint
they stand unriYalled. The habitually cosve should
not fail to give them trial, their action is entirely
different from most medicines recommended for this
complaint, and they leave the bowels in fine and
healthy state, may be by the following cerIif
cate from Mr.. Isaac M. Thomas, merchant at Taadega
Alabama '....
TALADEGA SPRINGS. Taladego Co.,
August IHh, 1872
This is to certify that have been afflicted with sick
headache dyspepsia, HYercomplaint, and costiveneSs
for the last eight nine years, during which time had
taken, we'll recollect about 60 boxes of Beck
with's Pills, 12 boxes ef Peters Pills, and number Of
boxes Of Champions and Brandrehs Pills, all of which
afforded me but little or no relief At last was
mended TO try Dr. Spencer's Vegetable Pills, and WE'LL
did, for had but attack of the sick headache
after commenced taking the Pills, (nOw about SIX
monhs) and candidy confess that have derived more
real benefits from the of Spenccrs Pills, than from
all the other medicines and pills that have taken
and would earnestly recommend them to all being,
in my opinion, the best medicine in for all lingering
complaints. The pills have done much good that
would not feel willing to be without them for IS box
and cannot but feel very grateful to Dr. Spencer for
having prepared such valuable medicine: and the dis
trbution of is comforting very great favor the pub
lie, thing of the utmost mpoI lance that every
family should have supply of DR.. Spencers truly vau
able pills constantly on hand.
ISAAC NJ THOMAS.
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BOOK BINDING.

RLANK BOOKS of every description manufactured
ED at the shortest notice, and all kind of Books beInd
at the shortest notice Also, great variety of Paper
Letter and Cap and Stationery very reduced prices
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store.
TURNER & HUGHES
Raleigh, N. c., June &c, 1914. 504-ly.
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lKN1PORFHANTN sA4N.

sa1E=s.:isES is THE Subscriber, intending to
{ fFILA leave North Carolina for residence IN
ttt nofth western Territory offers for sale the
following valuable properly, 10 wit: sq %
-sit q His House and Lot =,
Situated in the eastern vicinity of the City, and near
enough the convenience of the resident Also. all
his Household and Kitchen Fnrniture together with SIX
or seven 81 ees4 - nee 81 9as% q tas. "a
ed Young and Valuable Negroes. D ~
The above property win be held up for private sale
until Monday the ensuing May Court and if not dis
posed of BY that time, it will he offered that day at
public sale tothe highest bidder. Terms made known
in due time. ,7- - ,a. 1l w. w HITAKER,Jh Jh
April %. 1916. fr9r5 546-ts.
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Raleigh Classical, Mathematical anC
Military Academy.

Classical Department, -
J. NJ. LOVEJOY.
Mathematical and Military Department..
w. DISBROW.
THE year will be divided into two Sessions Of five
months each the first Session beginning the first of
January and the second Session. on the first July.
1t is the design of the Preceptors, that this Insu
non shall be surpassed in the advantages afforded for
acquiring thorough English Classical and Mathematical
Education
Pupils will be prepared to enter the Junior Class ofany
College in 1he United States.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For English and Mathematical Studies,
per Session, $40 90
For Latin, Greek, French. Spanish and
Italian Languages, per Session, S2O 90
Military Tactics taught TO the Pupils free Of extra
charge.
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies of a
lower Class paying only for the studies of The Class to
which they belong
Raleigh, January 1916: '' 63s-6m.