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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
COUCH: [B!EzsISE!;E E$'|

For the relief of coughs colds consumption, asthma
whsopng cough catarh ghtness of the lungs or cnes
bronchitis and all pulmonary affections Several Iu
sand boxes have heeR sold within the last SIX monhs
giving immediate relief to those who have been afflicted
With the most distressing coughs and colds, and resto
ing to healheEsons in almost every stage oil pumona
affections The whole world should know that Dr'
Huls Cough Lozenges certain for all diseases
leading to consumptions, and death. They are recon-
mended by thousands who have used them and say tha
they give relief when all other means fail Price, 70
cents per box, with full directions.
DIR. LACOUNT'S
f, A certain nnd-5mmediate cure.
price. 60 cents per phiaL)
r o. Sold in Raleigh by WILLIAMS, HAYWOoD
CO.; in Fayetteville. by S. j. Hinsdale in Lumber
ton, by r w. Fuller; in Elizabeth, by J. W. Whlte
and inquiry may be oundin nearly all the towns ana
villages throughout the Southern States
March, 1915. 54O-ISt'
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XMPORYANV aAAN,

-NxA THE Subscriber, intending to
ia leave North Carolina for residence in a
thE@ northwestern Territory, offers for sale the
following valuable property, to wit:
His House and Lot,
Situated in tine eastern vicinity of the City and near
enough for the convenience of the resident Also, all
his Household and Kitchen Furniture, together with SIX
seven
Young and Valuable Negroes.
The above property will be held up for private sale
Until Monday of the ensuing May Courts and if not dis
psblc sale to the highest FERNS made known
in due tinae w. WHITAKER.Jr
April %, 1875 s..-.s 546-ts.
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TTHE Summer Session of the Subcrbers
- Select School, twelve miles from HiAsboreugh.
will begin on the twentythird Of May, and end the
sixteenth of October.
W. ]. BINGHAM, Prn.
Hillsborough, April 8. 544-5w
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VALUABLELOT FOR SALE.

Fhe sale of that VALUABLE LOT. situated
next below the Market-house in Raleigh, belong
ing, TO the estate of Mathew Shaw late of said
City, containing seventy-by twohundred and ten
feet, will be made by the uustees appointed by his
will to sell the same, On the Monday of The next
County Court week in. May next, the 10Th day of
May next at the premises between the hours of
eleven o'clock in the forenoon and one O'Clock in
the afternoon.
1t will be offered for sale 10 three parts. so as 20
form three lots, or plats Of ground each sixty feet
by seventy, with lane or alley. between each one
snd the market lot, so that each one of thelots
shall have building frony and alley opposite 10
the market lot Aad the alley in front 10. be kept
open free for Ihe-eommon use Of the owners OF
these three lots and the public.
A credit of and II months will be given for
The purchase nsoney-and bond with approved Sc
Guilty required previous. to delivering deed. -
JAMES & MATHEW SHAW, Trustees.
Raleigh, 29th March, 1915. 543ts.
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PLANTERS HOUSE,

Public House OF EnIerta1mnfemt,
in the eomodious Brick building lately occHped Mrs.
Green, the Of Middle and Front Streets II is
his purpose make it desirable house for regular
well transient boarders cleanliness good servants,
table always provided with the best which the market
will afford and the most assidnous atention1i epitle
him share Of the public patronage, il is his determi
nation to merit it, His stables will be found in excel
lent conditions, and horses shall be we'll attended TO-
Newbern March 49, 1915 542-6m,
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WISTAR's

WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Balsamfc Preparation
from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar,
QHe best remedy knosC to the scOrld for the cure of
coughs, colds, asthma, Group bleeding of the
lungs, tchoopfng cough, bronchitis infu-
s'iz0, sh0rtHess Of breath, pain and
sOeakne&s f's the breast or side,
liUer complaint, and the
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
Raleigh Classical, Mathematical and
Military AcadeRnY.

Raleigh Classical, Mathematical and
Military Academy.
Classical Department.,
J. M. LOVEJOY.
Mathematical and military Department
t. w. F.-DfSBROW.
THE year will be divided into two Sessions of five
months each the first Session beginning the first of
January, and the second Session, the first OF JSy.
1t is the design of the Preceptos that this Insttn-
ron shall be surpassedn the advantages afforded
acquiring thorough English Classical and Mathematical
Education.
Pupils will be prepared enter the Junior Glass any
College in the United States.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For English and Mathematical Studies,
per Session, $15 CO.
For katin, Greek, French, Spanish and
Italian Languages, per Session, $40 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
which they belong.
Raleigh, January 1915 5s3-6m.
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Blank Warrant. for sale here.
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DIR. HULL'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22
THE FARMERS LIBRARY.

Oh, MONTHLY JOURNAL or AGEcULIuRE-THE PROMOTION
SOUTHERN INTERESTS, &c.
We noticed with pleasure, time ago in the papers
Of the North. that Messrs Greedy McEbath Of the New
York Tribune, proposed publishing monthly journal on
Agreuiure-to be edited by Jno. $. Skinner Esq The
first number has been published aud before U.s. pre-
sontns itself under The oognomen Of the "Fumors Libra.
~. OF Monthly Journal"
All who know the Editor Of this new work anG who u
in this country that does not know the Napoleon Of
Americas Aerieulture-John S. sknnef) cannot slow
themselves Tor doubt the entire success Of
the Farmers Library.
Mr.. skHnss, he we'll known, called from the more
sEressbe pursuits Of Agricultural lesrnng to I'LL post
Assistant Post Master General In which position he rem
dsrsd distinguished service to his country, until by the
psoseriptse policy Of the late administrations, he was
suiiotinsd.
Fortunately for the county, whilst has been deprived
81 MI SINNERS officer under the Govern
psnt he has resumed pursuit in which be j. fuly
capable Of making himself o. nay useful.
The Agreabfsl interests Of this any country, ore
almost every other for upon the Of
tbo.s interests. every other depends.
There IT, perhaps. individual in this county more
capsule Of oondaeung Agricultural Journal has M
Skinner for he has the experience Of many yesr, during
vhich he made Agriculture bis study. II will be psrucu
LARRY gratifying 70 the Farmers u The South u learn
th.i vhhe they have their valuable Monthly, tn,
ssothers Plsats eoudscted by worthy fnend Chas
r. Bstts EsQ they also receive such consdofsrot
frosa the editor Of the new Journs will hc common
ssrss wsa The encouragement from this quarter Mr.
stsaer hss proved himself 10 be free VI sectional feelings
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22
TAs Postmsstsr G.a,raI and the Male.


The present Postmaster General has recently made an
effort TO expedite the transmission OF letters and papers
between the North and the South. With thst view the
schedule the entire from Boston New Orleans
was altered except the Philsdepha and Baltimore Rail.
road Aud If that company had also consented To make
the change, the arrangement would have been completed
aud operating admirably by this time.
But 1t seems the Philsdelphia Company has refused
60 into the without compensation, say
some 1000 or 5000 dollars. and the Post Master General
TO be equally obstinate has positively declined entering
any other contract with them. BY this management tho
public to be deprived OF advantages which would be
greater them than twice the amount the Goysrnmsnt
would have to pay
We fear that Mr.. johnson is polite in thi. mat
ter ss he has proved himself in many Others be would
once carry out his first in,enton having the mail carried
many hours in advance Of the present contract
We mentioned yesterday, tina, the arrival OF the mail from
the North would probably be changed back former
hour OF liz A. NJ. lf the intention OF Government
to deprive citizens OF any advantages they might enjoy
we hope Mr. johnson will least give the old arrange
ment. he does intend give better one than At
present.
From the notice in the Baltimore papers, see the
change made the old arrangement that city, yes
ierday, and. suppose by that the Postmaster General
has allowed the Philadelphia Rail Dad out-Ceneral
him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22

and has started in his enterprise to promote the
Interests Of the North, the South. East aud West To
show what he feels ard the improvement c South
interests. beg permission to quote his own
language. lie ssy,:
"Souihern interest. shall receive attention prcporoned
10 the partisli,y with which labous promote them
have been estimated in that noble but msguided re-
gion."
Without the leisure yet awhile. enjoy tho contents OF
the st Number OF the Farmers Library. promise
selves that sasseion soon, and will be pleasure,
from time time, take such from IL may in
any way TO to promote the interests OF State. We
find. among many notices OF this work, the following,
which will give the readers idea OF what they may
pect from IL.
"TaK "FARnEks LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL
AGRicuLruRE." No I, for July. lSi5. This pcrod
contains the rst six OF P.izholds Lectures Ageu
sos These less scientific but practical than
the work Of Lebg and consequently better adapted
the OF the American Farmer The second DIVISION
namely the Munhly Journal Of Agriculture op.us with
memoir Of the late Stephen Van Rensselaer, the friend
and patron oil agriculture accompanied by elegantly
engraved portrait Then follow articles sub.
jects oil who TIL the SOIL and live by the
uce Of agriculture in ITS various departments This
work Is conducted by John s. Skinnera gentleman, who,
twenty six years ago, published weekly Bai
the first paper in the country devoted exclusively
agriculture, under the title OF the American Fsmer
IL Price IS, per annum-printed Monthly, and con.
tanning at the end Of the year 600 Pages.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22
To tis Editers Of ne WAiS.

To fAe Edifers Of tAe WAiS. n
BrcKSeuAn Co., Va, July 18Th. as.
conference.-the call Of Convention to amend tbs
Consuon OF the State gaining favour with the people
OF this county very fast have but little doubt that
delegates will be instructed to for il winter.
nope you viii urge this question upon the people with
redoubied zeal The deiees and Ant Republican fes.
tnres In our present Constitution, daily becoming
and more odoss TO tho people They will no, be deferred
from necessary reform BY the rides siaag VI the
Hines about the danger u transferring the power OF
tho EAsi TO the West and Of Tor the be.
neht OF the West The worst enemcs OF our "pecuisr
insuons arc they who continually ctosking about
slavery The running all against the North
aud against the West has done more increase Adolf
nonsm than the ers Of the fanatics have done or
can do we believe 70 be practicable guard the East
against the aueied oppression OF the West, By
onal provisions. We willing to REX IL. aud
do 10.
We are in favor Of extending tho RICH, Of suffrage all
the Tree white male citrens OF tho wealth. who
have resided IN the county in which they propose
Tor twelve months next preceding tho election q; which
they oer to vote, and who have paid the imposed
them by law.
And for reasons which continually developing them
selves, we are in favor OF slecing Justices. She and
Constaoies by the people The present mode Ut appoint
Ing these officers will do for the evil which
have tsilcn IN which esrsptsn puefaciion pervades
public stations high and low. When this part Ct Con-
sntulion was formed, IL received TRUTH THAT all
10 vested in the people, and derived from them, and
Magistrates their trustees and servants.
and at all times amenabe them - but this great truth has
been lost sight Of and these funcunacs using
the powers vested in them their own thrift and sdvan-
t.ge. In an OF honesty and virtue the system worked
WE'LL but will not do for Of and Corruption. The
office Of Sheriff. the most important, in the County, is put
10 open sae"sod for cash to the highest bidder The
people have neither lot the grin and
endure the extoron and oppression OF these hapes of
their certain doom. There few exceptions
amongst them who do that which just and right.
but not enough the present and doomed
icm
Rest assured the people with you in this
~. Give them light.
Yours, &c. NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22
A CONTEMPORARIES RIVER IMPROVE
MENT.-RIGHr DE WAY &c &c

The readers will see by The proceedings OF meeting
held in kanawhs, that the citizens OF the West and South
West beginning 10 in regard the call OF Cor.
ven,on. Ii will DO that the friends OF Improve
meni in that OF the State, snl urging the compile
ton OF the James River Improvement grant to the
Baltimore otner Rail Road Company, Of tho right
OF way.
In the proceedings Of the Ksnawhs meeting, il will be
found that the citizens OF the West have grown inpatient
and determined push their efforts 10 behalf Of
that region.
Our readers will also fluid in columns Of todays pa
per several other upon the subject OF Con-
ventcn from the counties OF Buckingham aud Nelson As
the people beginning take this in hand them
selves hardly necessary for the Editors TO enter much
oener into discussions upon the call Of Convention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22
To the Editors Of the Wing:
BrckrssuAn. July 18Th, 1915.

BUCKINGHAM, July l9h, lS45.
Gentlemcn-Whilst the writer OF this il Conscious of
his inability 10 discuss the question Of calling Con-
vention remodel the existing State Constitution psrcu.
larry with the learned l.. d., OF the Times & Compiler he
least deems it his right both him aud your
selves Of into which you have both aienthai
that there very large majority Of all Virginia, East ii
the Blue Ridge, opposed that A. the
ments OF all Eastern Virginia. do pretend express
opinion, but do you that portion OF this
ty your humble has obtained the opinion If
OF the present sovereignty and that least eishis
of them favor the call OF ConvenCn They deem them.
selves competent choose their masters ard elect
their officers, and disposed hold officers
responsible to them. They deem n certain of little
se.created mOnarchs, odious than hereditary
monarchy with limited power little being clothed
with power almost notwithstanding themselves, filling
all the offices OF honor profit, dividing them among
themselves, set as O injustice and iEi-quity
try their and each Others levy and dis
buTse the money when collected themselves dis
pense fat Jobs, the "loaves and fishes among themselves
and their fayoes, and do monarchs
sibe, have Alright TO de- permitting the sovereign people
enjoy the glorious privilege Of submitting their
dates. We the people OF this district hink our.
selves capable Vt selecting who should have
control lives and properly, the people of Scott
Brooke and Accomac, furnish Indeed srs,
present Constitution may be deemed batch imper-
fections Would IL be we'll MeSsrs. Editors you
capable person dssect this sacred
astocrscy IL would be rich the friends OF
form and republican government Excuse this trespass
upon your time, my only object being you that
the "CemPbells coming" Be OF good cheer. shall
go II certain Very respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22
EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON Co.

AZ the recent commencement Of the -four.
ishng Institution the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts
feued upon the following young gentlemen members Of
the Senior Glass, viz James A. DAVIS and John B. Mitch
oil, Of Smyth co., VIM. b. Egan, Pitsylvanu; Andrew j.
Fleming aud Nathan N. Fleming, Rowan, n. c.; VIM. r.
Gsnnawny, Wyhe; james d. Gwyn, Suuy, N. c.; Rich
ard II. Reeves and J. W. Whilmoro Fayetie TeEn; ster
ling +. Watts, Alternate; and Robert II. Wycho Gran
willie, N. G.
The Honorary Degree of Master Of Arts conferred
upon the Reyd David r. MeAn,y Of Knoxville, Tenn,
The session Of tie College will commence on
Thursdsy the 2lst OF August The expenses Of
student for board, tuition, washing, fuel and rooms do
exceed S+5 per session Of five months. Probably
sr institution in the State is delightfully."- situated
combines advantages for health, morality, sound
scholarship is worthy Of public confidence aud
pa uonsge than this.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22
Prom the ~ " Journal Of Commerce, Saturday, D. r. n.
THE AWFUL CONELAGRATlON


The Of this calamity has exceeded the
ed sppehesons Of those who wn seed its whole progress
from the commencement Happily its progress 10 now
stayed, that enabled define the limits Of
wages On the East side of Broadway every building
Exchange Place, commencing with the WaveIy House,
Markehed street. Is utterly consumed also three four
dwellings below Murkehed. The house the corner OF
Stone and Whitehall streets, and two three dwellings
North OF Stone street, remain comparatively unnjured.-
Thence Broad Stone street Is the boundary
Through Broad st from Stone the public Stores with
in three doors Of Wall street, the buildings on
both sides all destroyed. line drawn from the pub
lc stores to the Wayery house the limit the Northwest
In Beaver all the buildings both sides consumed
from the Bowling Green to within five doors Of
William street. On the West side Of Broadway the bull
dngs all destroyed from Morris street No. 49, occu.
pied by Mrs Baker boarding house-ths last included
The explosion which this disastrous eonhsgra.
ton in motion, have doubt from the reservoir
gasometer Of the Manhattan Company, situated in New
street, caused by the heat OF tho neghborng fire. There
nothing else which could have made IL, and that
could In confederation Of this, the gas lights Office
went out Instantly upon the explosion.
The buildings on Roadway, North Of Morris street,
saved by inefedbIe eIeronS, which the inmates
rendered themselves especially con'pieuous. They
covered with carpets aud blankets constantly wetied with
water carried up by hand TO the roofs.
Loss estimated at about five millions Of dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22
LAW SCHOOL IN RICHMOND.

Ii has often been subject surprise to us, that
there has never been an attempt made to establish
| Law School in this city.
We have always thought, and think now, that
Richmond is the field Of all others, in Virginia,
for School of this kind. And il affords us much
satisfaction, at this time, TO state, that the advan
tages We possess here, in regard to the establish
ment of Law School, are about to be brought
into requisition. 1t will be by the advertise
ment of Prof. Maxwell, that he proposes to open
Law School in this city on the 18th of October
next, and if ability and experience entitled to
consideration, we think the class Of Mr.. NJ. will
be a large one.
The course 10 be pursued in the Richmond Law
School is fully and clearly described in the adver.
tsement il is, therefore, unnecessary for us to re-
peat il. The gentleman who is to undertake this
matter, has been long and favorably known as the
former President of Hampden Sydney College,
His legal requirements fully established, and
his capacity for inparting knowledge to others is
also well known.
In selecting the Metropolis of our State as the
place for his school, Mr.. Maxwell, we think has
been particularly fortunate, for aside from the So
cial advantages young gentlemen can have in point
OF society, in Richmond, they also avail them
selves of the opportunities TO attend the Federal
Courts, Court of Appeals, Chancery and Inferior
Courts, all of which, believe, hold sessions dur
ing the winter. The debates in the Senate and
House of Delegates, too sometimes worthy
of their attention.
We know that many persons are under the i'm.
preston, that, TO live in Richmond, even for n
session of or months, is very expensive
But we assure our friends in the country
that their sons can get very excellent board in
this city, at So OF 81 per week.
The large number of young gentlemen who
come to Richmond to study Medicine, find no diff.
ticuy in going through course in this city, upon
as good, if not better terms than in the Northern
Cities So il will be With the student OF Law, and
We hope Nirginians will continue to seek learning
in their own State.
With Medical College, Law School, and
University in Richmond, we may indeed have rea-
son to be proud of the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22

avail myself Of the down.boat now in sight, tell
that OF the Cadets (Mr. Deshler from Alsba-
ma, drowned while bathing with Others, about o.
clock. He said have stood very high his class Ma
th,matcs. aud have been otherwise very promising.
Great gloom spread throughout the Camp where when
news Of the death announced, !" Stage Dance"
was Just commencing Twas of course stopped instant
ly.
ii, said that other persons bathing the night be-
fos cried "he!p in sport, aud night these hoaIed be-
fore unheedul Of the cry. The Cadets said to
be very Indifferent swimmers. The body has been
recovered yeL-CorreFondenee Of the Nsrak Daily
4drsTlser.
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rnE GREAT FIRE IN NEw-YoRK.

The Of another great and most alarming connagra.
ton IN New York, reached Sunday evening. Our
hondays paper having been published Saturday night
VIC found It s2oiani pnn large number Of EEuss on
yesterday morning. eonsinng fg account Of tho FIRE,
which we had distributed through the city
Tho account taken from tho New York Express Of
Saturday. will be found 10 10 days pspef. Tss fire
equal U, d not larger lhan the gteal llr Of IsJj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22

The proceedings Of the Alumni the University are
In type. but they bad 10 be laid for the pre-.
sent. They ilprobably appear tomorrow.
We shall commence the essays OF friend J. in day or
two certainly, he think disposed to forget
him altogether.
The lists Of arrivals Old Point long foe iu.er.
ton in paper, ualess do injustice TO many.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-22

Under this resolution the chairman sppoiaed the FOL.
o~ier geniiemso 70 Constitute the committee win: Geosge
w. summer b. II. Smith. James L. Carr, John Lewis
Jsmes II. Fryl
Resolved That the proceedings Of th, meeting be pub
Ished IN the kanswhs Republican and that the papers
throughout the friendly TO the objects Of this meeting
be requested to copy them.
Ia. Fux S~,,~---a-.s -
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MARKED.

On Wednesday evening the Rev. Woodbridge Mr.
Jo.E D. DsEEEL OF Boston, Mass Miss JosEFHiSE MAHf,
LoUisl voLisI of this city.
1J- Boston Po,t please eopy.
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no Observation-Disclosures

We have It'll large number Of communications the, wo
have been compelled TO postpone, bu, hey will appear
shortly.