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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

4. psry Pteuiiar.-Conversin one day
witha fashionable and pretty belle, the
liace,ious Mr.. L. observed, Chat Ia
Jie, that lisped wished TO be kissed The,
young lady had before spoken. ! ii, ,ffec,.
edly, but replied, Tao I've heafa 5thay,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

A recent village debate ia Vermont
|npon The questionsought man 10 fofler
. gal, after she gives him the minen z
was duly argued pro and con-and then
the President decided that he hadn't
ough ter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

.4a Hsra Story fSr Sefl Hsuas LII Isl
.,fa lbsi 4 sciensiliS- gentleman. residing
& IOswic6. EoslsHf Mr. Frederek Ran-
some engineer. has lately discovered
method by which the hardest slons Gan
be brought into = eonsisienee Iesenellng
eommon putty. so that IL can be cut and
moulded into any shape for ornsmsn'sl
purposes, wiihou. altering is general cha
r.c,er aaa sppearancei for i becomes a.
hard and 10 some Instances even harder.
than when subjected 10 the process. Ans
O,her reported peculiarly Of the process
3 TIA, sny color or variety OF co!ors. can
be impaired 20 lis solid substance, sol6ai
an endless variety OF shades can be pro-
duced. aad, as it is-cspable Of being po-
iished i, eff.c.ualty resisls the action o.
The weather. And above all. i can De
used as a cement and can be brushed O.
YER The sufisce Of wood, SOFAS TO render u
| 6re-proof. The stone cutters Occupation
is likely 70 be gone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
9Yotice 10 Passengres.


ENN and after the Monday the 10Th, the rates
Ot~of care on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad VIII De as followssniz:o
From WINCHESTER 10 Harpers-Ferry, Sc 90
Do lido do AID return on
From Winches,eF 10 Ilalnown =
From IN Winchester to charis.,orpi g
DO do do and return 90
From Winchester to c'msrOp's - ..,n-. 81 s.
Fom wiGehester to ThomPsons 7st
From Winch, stcr to Wadrssille or Or. b. 50
DO, do do 4 And retuta 80
From Winchester to step1sassh's (, r.,,rS q Is
From iIallto~n,o HarpelseFerry 81
Do do eIlof and return SO.
FrSm charls.'ovn TO HarPers-Sfr 1sa re,o,g sas
From cameron's to Harpers-Fery go. "a S5i
From Thompson. to Harpers-Ferry Is
From Wades,iFls or o. Bridgeto y Ferry ] ~
From Slephenson's 10 Harpers-FeiryA 80
Do do do at4s9elnfn ~
A Passenger Train will pass, g9yef4Ae roae
every day.
Passengers win be taken upor sci down a
luny point on The line Of tie road.
The reduced charge for going and returning
will be extended, only, whemt kets are taken
ana passengers who take such tickets wall %
SLOWED The privilege of mountaineering DAY. a.
Persons whb do not take nckeiss Wi a. D
charged six GEMS rer mile FLOR whatst sr ~
1tance theysfnsy travel on Jhae7road. The sam
.Erate will be charged between any two dePotsse
the Fine of1he road.
by order, Sc,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

od. whstshsll We 10 II there should
bs ,~sr said adaugh,er. 'Das said a.
:, isoys sl'h Der venerable eyess5ark.:
hog WIN ,hsd'gdi Of o!her dsys-sdo IS
! dtd tie last time The red coats o,neo
!, yer pstss Make coarse shirts and psbta-
IooDslOr your sweelhesrl. ron iaasl y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
THE FaEE PRESS
- fvBllszso wEEELy. - ~
TWo DoLLARz& FIFTY oEHTs

PER ASNUAl,
Psvsbls half yeaflyI bat Two DoLLSas will Be
tafen IN psyueag in full, II paid eaIi1eiy IN
adssncs.
: nY.whensrer payment is deferred beyond
,l,e u he vssr, interest viii be charged.
W5esubscriplions FOR six moa;hs, 81 IS, 70 Be
psIf inyagizbly ia advance.
ADVERTISING.
The,erms OF advertising are, FOR square or
les al. for three fnsertions--lafger ones ia the
,au,e propoFnon. EACH continuance Is cenfs PEE
sauare. iLs-Ail advertisements not ordered for
s specifc lime will be continued until loshid, and
skssxsd aseordhaSly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

La5ors Of Locomotive Hon. WING
Jackson. one Of the mos, practical railroad
men in 81 chusers. has given some sta
,islics Of The fabors Of locomotive 90 ,he
Western railroad. which are interesiing'
Trains Of cars leave Boston and Albany
eyery morning. each train carrying loo
ions Of merchandise running at an ave-
rage rate ofl2 miles an hour or loo miles
a day. including stopPsges. a horse
would carry ROO.Ibsi over the mountains
25 miles perdsy. Divide the load Of this
one engine byi 200. and the Number o.
horses Tor IS miles 10 day is l67. -Four
times this plumber, or Cos, could carry
This load 100 miles each day. Hence the
iron horse is every day. foul or fair. doing
the work Of 66sShorses. al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

The london papers say that Thomas
Hood.kthe celebrated author (auatoF Of
lie Song Of The Shirt, ~ aud famous no
less for his serious than for bis iaceiious
writings, is dead. He has been long IN
declining state. A pension was lately e.
warded 10 him by Government, 6ut was
transferred 10 Mrs. Hood. it being then
4heug ht lhathe was no; likely loag 10 en-
10y il. L:.lJ ;fe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

Important Disc6rsry in Manufacturing
Loa The New Haven Palladium states
that Mr.. w7=C. Green. ol New Jersey. a.
the Boston iron works. has made 40 I'M
ptsqement 10 The process Of Puddl'ngssEthe
iron from the pig TO The bar. insfesa @
using the pig iron which costs about so
The ton, be is ensbled to use large pof'
lion Of The ore which costs but 20 per
lon. BY which he effects, 10 's I1,e and ma
terial saving Of more than So per &e .a47
and he gives far better qoallly o4 ion
than thai which is obtained from me p!g
! = mlcb beltsrin appearance d Chinai'
better lhan esrthenwsre. Mr.. Green
seere, consists chiefly in mixing compo
si,iop with his ore. and while in m6ltelt
! state. ~ which the carbon is mone isFta
Nv exhausted than i is under the OLD pro
cess ami The iron IS thus, 10 halt the tine
Ilelt tougher and fnef.r*
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
Town LOIS.

1toh safe Town Lois, each "a acre, well
- fenced m and situated 10 the most public
-. 80 business part Of the town. They would
IT,. PERSONS o. small means exceedingly we'll.
.lss.,, "oula Pc sold for good paper Early sp.
Eets y =. sun best terns. Enquire at
y, tF THIS OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
SANDS SAIaNAPAIeFLT.A.

a.NoR ihessemoyal aid permanent cure Of all
q diseases arising from an impure state Of the
biooas o. lasil Of the system, Wig -
Sccdfala. or K7nt's Et,l. Rherunansn,. 06saeais
tNsmeoas Eiabiions, Pimpies or Pastsalsa on "
he Face. Botcbes Bfles Cmonic Sore
EyesSs Ring form or 1erier, Sea.d
Head. flila, gtpfs,4t aud Pain Of
the Boitszaint J0ffsss, Sab &
born 6ftcsrs, SgbAilific
Sgmbfoaas Seianca,
." Llua54ao. and
Diseases aissiag from e.
. an inJuthcfoles nsssEs Mercury
~ .qscites Or DfeAsy, Exposure or In. ia = +
ariiaeace IN Lifes3 .3sso, Chronic Co,lsif.s
flatoaat Disorders ssittJe ,e3aouss! 5g Aia4,re-
80 tarasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

1. The project Of finishing The Railroad
from Louisville 10 Lexington is being agI-
lated a, Ken,ucky. Iii es,imsted tocOst
wilhsll eqai6mehts 81 $40 .00e-- distance
90 niles The present road uponewhlch
$3.50, 600 has been expended is eonsld
cred worth Sl00, 600.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
I'M

Charles Street, near Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
MEssRs. CUNNING & HOPKINS hAy-
~ ing leased the above establishment, are
nov ready TO receive visiters, sod respectfully
ssleit the patronage Of the travelling commu-
MY. and that Of the Virginia public especially
SEfhe House has undergone thorough repair,
ard 40 pans nor expense has been spared TO
render y desirable abode, 10 all who may Ia
.yor Us with heir support. -
A. NJ. HOPKINS,
IA Late Of Ssnderson's
~ S. T. CUNNING,
Late Of Heads Mansion House
44BSltimore, MAY 90, lS45--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

Halo, boy.sin't you 50, s~daddy liy-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

ts SSsd So o per- b9I sTo. .a sa,, no
T.. III, 10 are re.pee,r,l,,
b.. nets SandsssrsapariIls q It's, to re-
qasian,ss,n ssi1g such remarkable enrss anaIis
'Yst .'sss OF diseases to which he ~ - ssfe
ssne s9se. therefore, ask for sandal sa human
s.pleInhr. S. fs44-1v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

nm AID after the Monday The 10Th, the rates
~ Of care on Inc Winchester and Potomac
, aItrnad v,tu hs "a fottnWskliz:r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
0AEENlsT 5Gs a KING
ESTABLIsHNIENTt !.
SADDLE & FAIRNESS

shspl1.rdstowp, Aug s, fsI4.-.f
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24
mcILWAINE, BROWNLEY & CO.

PE ERSBUKG, va.
A RE now receiving their Fail stpplv of Grocerie,
N which is very general and extenslVe-to which
they invite the attention oil purchasers,
In their assortment may be found
l6O Hhds Brown Sugars-common to fine quality,
rs packages Loaf and Lump Sugars,
80 Barrels clarified, Crushed, and Powdered do,
$50 Bags Rio, Lagura, Cuba and Java Coffee,
1000 Casks nails and Brads 3Gy to 40dy,
40 Hhds and TIerces Moasses part very superior,
60 Tons Swedish and English Iron, we'll assorted,
$50 ps. Cotton Begging, various widths and qualities
800 Coils Bale rope, Hemp Jute, and fax,
1900 Sides Oak and Hemlock sole Leather,
$50 dozen upper Leather, Calf, Kip, and Sheep Skins
1900 los Sewing. Wrapping and Seine twiLe,
1000 lhs Ball and Hank Shoe thread,
1000 Sacks Liverpool fine and ground Salt,
1000 Reams wrapping, writing aud letter Paper,
1000 lbs. Western Bacon sides and shoulders,
German, Blistered Cast and Shear Steel,
Patent Horse Shaes, Spring steel,
Cart and Wagon Wheel boxes, Trace chains,
Gunpowder IN Kegs. Or Kegs and CanisterS,
Shot and Bar Lead of Va manufacture,
Cotton yarns-best N. C. manufacture,
Bed Cords, Plough lines, Manila rope,
Harness and Skirting leather, I'D
Saddles, Brides and Horse Collars,
Cotton Cards, Whttemnres best and common,
Imperial. GunpOwder, Y Hyson and Black Teas,
Indigo, Madder, Copperas, SaltpetIe,
Salts, Borax, Birthstone, Alum,
Best sperm and Tanners oil, White lead,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nu,megs,
Sperm and Tallow candies, Soap, &c. &c.
o. Their best attention will I've given to the sale Of
produce consigned to their care.
August l2, Is4S. 66S 81.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24
FALL SUPPLY OF
FAMILY GROCERIES.

just received and for sale very large stock of Family
GToceres-by the wholesale :etail. As my stock
was bought with cash. think can compete with any
house in Raleigh in point of quality price; AID
have turned my attention particularly to the keeping of
Family Groceries, intend to spare pains in trying
please all who may call me. / assure all who deal
with that they shall have at all times the best
articles My best Sugars put up in whole, half and
quarter barrels for family My sleek consists in
part, of the following articles:
St. CrOix, Porto Rico and New Orleans SUGARS, all
Of the best quality; Loaf and crushed ditto;
Laguira, Rio and Cuba COFFEE;
Young Hyson. Imperial and Gunpowder TEAS;
FLOUR, at all times of the very best quality, f not
it can be returned);
Cheese, Molusses, Rice, Dried Beef Spice, Pepper,
Mace, Madder, COpperas, Soaps of all kinds and a
great many other articles usually kept in Family
GrOcery.
feel thankful to my customers for their liberal pa
trenage, and hope by my strict attention to business to
gain many more
Call and see for yourselves
J. R. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, Sept. 3, 1915 565-4t.
The subscriber having made cOnSid-
sabs arrangements fol the purpose of taking Produce
Groceries, and other Goods, Commission, (al except
Liquors) He those who may patronize him in
this way that every exerton shall be used get the
best prices Prompt payments made when the goods
sold ). r. w.
September 9th, Is45.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24

,Ctate Of n. N.CarOIfna-FHAnK AnKLIN. .COUNTY
- Superior Court of Equity, Spring Term, ls4b.
Petition for Partition.
Richard Noble Robin Moore and James Afford an In
faut under the age of twenty years by Ltleberry
Afford his father and next friend,
George Hines and wife Mourning. Judeth Boon, CLARITY
Flowers an In ant-Jsmes w. and daughter whose
name is unknown children of Moses Moore deceased,
and Crawford Moore an Infant.
In the above it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that James W. and Daughter whose name Is un-
known children Of Moses Moore deceased. reside be-
yond the limits of this State 1t is ordered BY the Cout
that publication be made for six weeks in the North
Carolina Standard, notifying the said James W and
Daughter whose name is unknown, children OF Moses
Moore deceased appear the next Term OF this Court
to be held for the aforesaid County at the Court House
in the Town of Louisburg on the second MONDAY after
the fourth Monday in September next then and there TO
plead demur, the cause Will he heard ex
parte, against them and decree made accordingly.
Witness, Young Patterson, Clerk and Master OF eur
said Court of Equity, at Office the I'd Monday alter the
4th Monday in March 1915
August 20, ls45 (Pr. adv. s. 624 66S-6t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24
PETERS PILLS.
HEAD.ACHE-SRCK OR NERVOUS

HNHOSE who have suffered and are weary Of suffer
II ing with this distressing complaint will find Pc.
mediate in its effects One single dose of the pills
ken the head is felt coming will
it in one hour entirely.
AS remedy in sismnaeyfor 6oOcel complaints they
display their wonderful powers to admiration. and are
far superior to any thing in for those complaints
In Dyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand onriva
led -.-s ..---. ---.-f--4-
Many have been cured in few weeks after having suf
fered nnder the dreadful complaint for years.
In habual costiveness they decidedly superior to
any vegetable pill ever brough before the public, and
one SO cent box will establish their surprising virtues
and place them beyond the reach ofdoubt in the esta-
ton of every individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hypochondrical
affections loss of appetite and all complaints to which
females alone are subject
They mild in their action and convey almost i'm.
mediate conviction of their utility from the first Dose
They may be taken by persons ofany age and the feeble
the nrm the and delicate are strengthened by
their operation because they clear the system hu
mors, quiet nervous irrablity, and nvarbIy produce
sound health. .s.-s- i 3 - .-5iai- : 81 ...t
Upwards of three hundred aud seventy thousand boxes
of these estimable pills have been sold within the last
twelve months in three States alone and more than
three times the same quantity other states. So
As an ant-blious medicine family should be with
out them single trial Of them is more satisfactory
than thousand certificates! t. q. ---.
In southern climate, these pills administered
with uniform success For moro than ten years the
verdict of their efficiency has been pronounced; and
from the North, the South the East, and the West mill
lions of voces would be heard in acclamation of their
matchless properties. The child and the aduIt-ths
youth and decrepid old man-both sexes and all ages
may alike take these Pills with safety and the certainty
ofrelieE Price fifty cents per box.
Be careful to observe that the of each box
Gin the tinlls stamped $: Peters Vegetable PiL' -.
For sale in Raleigh. by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
Co., and also by Mr.. p F. Pescud. and generally To
be found in all the Towns in the State.
August 3, 1916: 5e2-0n
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24
Save your Corn CObs g. ShuCkS ~
To the Planters and iAliIIeTS Of North
I. .aa- ta saa Carolina. ~

.a i.a flf CGTOtl7t0. ~
The undersigned has obtained letters patent TO
enable common Mill stones Tor 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'
Iant item with planters. The machinery used t0r
the abov purpose is simple and durable and can
not, with fair means. gel out Of order. IL wIlla
as long the stones last, with an expense ot 0V
cents every FIVE years. To enable the common
mill stones TO grind ear into meal requires no
new buildings or extra power. II can also be aP
piled to horse mills, threshing machines, gins OF
any given power known. The same mill Will
grind one-third more of corn meal by the miro,
duction Of this machinery, and can be cbangea
from grinding corn cob, and sbuck 10 gTInoOs
corn meal in the space of thirty seconds: COfn
alone when fed to stock, is said TO be by the moS
practical and scientific planters, constipang IN us
effects producing founders, cholics and various
other malades which are incident to stock. u inu,
ing coSs and shuck with the corn makes ioou
congeDial with their nature, and cannot prouuGs
any of the serious results above menuoned StocA
when fed on corn exclusively, are deprived OF '"e
benefits of distension $50 necessary TO the proper
health of animals, } by their being unable 10 ca!
sufficient bulk to produce Gistension before tne
animal becomes gorged. Cobs ground with inc
corn produce this necessary dIsIension, wlthOu'
any danger of diseases arising from overea!ing
Corn cob and shuck meal is improved by scadIn?
and still more by boiling, and yet more BY Par'l
al fermentation. All the preparations faclIla!!SS
digestion for hogs. But horses and mules VIII
not eat fermented food, consequently :hey will re-
quire it dry or partially wet with cold waleI;
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with ungronna
food, void much in an undigesIed state, which Is
of course lost for all beneficial purposes.
!" Read the subjoned certificate.
IEThe undersigned can be addressed at Ka-
leigh, and all calls will be attended to punctuaW
and with despatch by himself or agent.
rsstl .,z. WIN. F. COLLINS,
.,.al Raleigh, Feb 90, 1s4a
Having been solicited by Maj. Collins TO have
my Mill adjusted 10 grind Corn in the Ear anu
Shuck, consented that he should do so as an e1
pertinent and ! am able to saJ that it grInHs
Corn in the Shuck at the rate of 80 bushels pr
hour; and the dressing of the stones is so imPrOV.
ed, that it grinds shelIed Corn more Than twice
fast as before, and by my watch, at the rate o. 4
bushels per hour, and the meal finer than uSnSL
deem it a valuable improvement, and SHAH PO
chase the right to use IL, as it will afford d" md
speedy way of feeding my horses and Cattle ~DO
save much thereby. r ,,.N
Feb. 80, ls45. Sdo-i!'
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24
,LUCINA CORDIAL.

1T is barely two years since the general introduce
Il ton of the Lucina Cordial into the United States,
and in that period it has only spread its usefulness
throughout this hemisphere and sustained the vast repu-
taon which it had previously acquired in Europe but
has also added to the llustous inventor by
the unrivalled powers it has been discovered pos
sess in the ofincipient consumption. The knowl-
edge of its wonderful influence in renovang and nvig
Grafton the human frame first suggested the idea ofusng
in this and the result that medicine has been
tion which places the disease with due precaution
der the control of the patient scarcely necessary,
at this PERIOD recommend the Lucna cordial as all
sufficient remedy in of GIeet -Four Abus difficult
painful MenstIuaon, incontinency of Urine aud al
diseases arising from debiation of the system where
an impulse restorative is wanted as through the
United States has taken precedence of all other med-
cnes in such cases, and leaves nothing further be
hoped far its being speedy, pretect permanent
and effected without pain OF trouble.
For sale in Raleigh by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
s. Co. .. 7.-
August s, 1s45. 5626m.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24
READ THIS!
GOOD GOODS WILL SELL.

DURE Cider Vinegar. Also W hte Wine Vinegar
II for nice Picking. Call and see.
Best family Green Tea. Family Flour in half Bar
rels General assortment of Good Goods low for cash
six months Credit. If You want good goods look at
my Stock before buying elsewhere My goods fresh
and well selected will doubt and fashionable aud
cannot be bought low as Auction Goods. Persons
may rely upon what is said of the above articles, and
not so, they be returned.
To Farmers. Particular attention given TO Sales
of any kind of produce sent to ME. 4, H. SNOW.
July q, 1874. 559-tE
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24
BALTIMORE

BALTEMORE
FashfouabIe Clothing Emporium.
VNNHE above named establishme ent has opened at the
Il store adjoining Mr.. B. B. SMITH's. on Fayette-
Vile street.
The citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity respect
fully requested TO call and examine my large and fash
OnabIe stock Of superior made clothing. lit is not sop
shop work neither do l Intend to away A.
the season over if receive that patronage which
expect from generous publicly
My stock consists, in part, as follOws:
Super blue and blue black Dress and Frrek COATS.
Is and ezra super Drab, Sack and Over -
I" heavy Tweed {" "
" Croton cloth "
'' Drab Cashmerett '
Heavy ,fulled cloth " ("
Super blk Cashmere PANTS,
"a fancy '' g (of various stylsS,)
French I" &c
- Silk, Satin, Valentia and MarBeilles VESTS,
Velvet
Stocks, CraVats, Collars, Hose, &c.
Gentlemen wishing suits made to order can be ac-
sOmmOdated in ten twelve days, by leaving their
Sures; warranted to be the best make and material and
in all cases to fit GEO. w. TAYLOR, Agent.
N. B. CurTING done in the latest styles, and at the
lowest prices.
Septr s, 1914. b66-f
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To The Medical Profession.
New Arrival of Medical Works at the
North Carolina Book store.
4 System of Practical Medicine, Comprised in a
n Series Of Original dissertations-by Alex. Tweede
N. D. F. r. S., in 2 vols.
Treaties on the Diseases and Special Hygiene OF
Females-by Colembat DeL'Isere-by Charles Msgs
Principle Of Surgery-by Jane sMiller, F. R S. &c.
in vol. -
TaylOr's New Work on Medical .Jitrissyudenee.'
Churchill on Diseases of F emaIes in l vol.
Alison's Pathology in vo-a netc tD0rk
William Pat o!ogy in l vol
Fergus+ons Practical Surgery, with illustrations.
Graham's Chemistry with numerous Illustrations
The Elements of Materia Medica and ThcreapeItics-
by Jonathan Pere!ra Nj. D. &c
Prout on the Stomach and Renal Diseases.
Hope on the HearI--in / vol
Lawrence on the Eye.
Ricord on Venereal-in1 vol
ElhotsOn Stewartson's Practice ofMedciIG
Chapman on Fevers Dropsy and Gnut.
do on Thoracic g. Abdominal Vicera.
Also all the Works oil Dunglson, Eberle, Devices,
and others. Call in and examine our Stock, or send
your orders, which will be thankfully received and
promptly attended 10. 1sra
TURNER'S HUGHES. Publishers Agents.
May 21, ls46. 65O-Iy
o. The Register and Independent.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24
POETRY.
NAruRE,s. .NoBLEMAN.


Away with false fashion, calm and so chill,
where pleasure itself cannot please
AWAY with cold breeding, that laIinlessiy sun,
Affects to to be quite al ITS ease;
For the deepest in feeling is highest IN rank,
The freest is first in the band,
And natures own nobleman, friendly and frank,
Is a man with his heart in bis hand.
Fearless in honesty, gentle vet just,
He WARMLY can love and can hate,
Nor will he bow down with his face in the dust
To Fashions intolerant state:
For best in good breeding, and highest In rank
Though Eowly or poor in the land,
Is NATURES own nobleman, friendly and frank,
The man with his heart in his hand.
His fashion is passion, sincere and intense,
His impulses, simple and true,
Yet temper'd by judgement, and taught Oy good
sense,
And cordial with me, and with you,
For the finest in manners or highest 10 rank,
It is gou, man! or you. man who, stand
Natures own nobIeman friendly and frank,
A man with his heart in his hand