davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
Notice TO Owners of Mills.

HAVING obtained letters patent for grinding up
IL CoTa Cob and Shuck, in the ordinary Grist Mill
especially those who may infringe the right without au-
thory 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 Maj VIM
COLLINS of this City-exceptng two counties Halifax
aud Northampon-aRd it would be ELF for all who wish
to avail themselves of this valuable and saving improve
ment 10 always advise with the subject before
having their mills altered uaess they satisfied others
acting under his authority. This addition of grind
fngn the shuck thoroughly is invaluable. Il refer tho
public to Maj COLLINS publication in newspaper form
and hand-bills, for particulars, sc.
E. A. KNoWLToN.
Raleigh. Feb. ls Is45. 5s7-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
A. SDendid Work

AEcCULLOGH'S UNIVERSAL GAzETPEER
XA a Dictionary, Geographical, Statistical, and His
torica1 Of the various Countries, Places. and Principal
Esq which the articles relating the United States
have been greatly multiplied extended and adapted to
the present condition of the country, by Daniel Haskell
A. M. late President the University of Vermont
extensive and accurate norpation with respect to the
present condition othe woFldis desired it is believed
that this great work, with its improvements, will afford
the opportunity of obtaining it with least possible ex
pense of time 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'S HUGHES.
March 26. - $40 =.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
The North Carolina staDa.

~ ~. HoLDEJN EDITOR and PRopp1r.'
~ HEN the undersigned tool. cb,.a. 1'1H1 OR
ard, on the lst of June 1919 it III VI lhe Stand
about one thousand subscribers Sine St 81 numbered
number has considerably increased but i dt time hi.
S.ent 10 support such paper the democrsn,a nsu
Sate desre TO nave at the seat of govern,no ot the
friends OF the paper, with whom the nnda. All tho
conversed and corresponded on the subt signed has
the list may be increased to at least four that
not this be beaccomPlIshed The undersian1Ssha Can.
ihlIy submits whether, out of 40 900 respect.
IN North Carolina there cannot be obtsinaG Vers
Central Journal permanent circulation Of e or the
and copies - iour thous.
It's needless, perhaps, to say that the S,..,
oe constantly devoted to the support and nr will
OF deInocratIc principles, and that its Edita CATION
month by month, and year by year. with Sb III labor
les he may possess, to destroy the odons Vet ab
coctrlnes OF the Federal party And it nav % hgerous
PToPeFto state mere, mat at late meeting of t 0e ln
cratic State Central Committee for NnT,L he Demo-
Resolution was passed heartily and ent;rni carolIna
OF the course ofthe Standard since it has h approving
control oil the undersigned, and recommenI
party throughout the State the mportance to the
ns crcuaGfon' ne Standard will continue m Easing
tentIon as heretofores to miscellaneous give at
the general news of the day and no efEnr and to
Will be spared to render it an usefnI and pains
sheet. TO those who, at the a.earesling
bors. gave to the undersigned generona VI DIS la
'ad VINO continue TO cheer him by h and
ronage and iriendship-and indeed TO the ,vS ne pat
cratic party of the State-he tenders his moe demo-
:, =, TERMS OF THE STANDARD ''DA'
For a,singlecopy, three dollars per annrno -,
One copy for two years, or two COMES E IN ddOancs
hVe dollars an ddoatce. For four con;o | year, Tor
for ten copies twenty dollaTs-in odnonna l oolars
procuring and forwarding five subsr Il y person
charge: WILLIAM w yHe 1iea year Jree Of
W our oemocratc brethren of the Press will .Ar.-
us by giving the above few insertions Will oolgs
April 23d, 1915
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07

NJ office is hereby given the lawful heirs of Nam
IN cy Morgan deceased, and David Scarborough that
there is the hands of the Executors of Samuel Scar
borough deceased, legacy in favor of Them and accord
ing TO the last will and testament of said deceased, if
they do not apply for said legacy in the term Of i've
years from the death of his wife, Lydia Scarborough,
they forfeit their claim, and the Executors will not be
responsible for any interest on the said legaces say
$50 share, from this date February the 20fh l645
:. DANIEL SCARR0ROUGH,1
HIRAM SCARBOROUGH, hrfe''OIs'
Feb. 20. 1S45. 1851 iSt.p
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
$40 REWARD.

I'D AN AWAY from the Subscriber on the 25th CAV
II of February last Negro man named Shepherd
SAID Negro was raised in Greene County, sold by
Rederlck Powell to VIM. B. Edmonson Of Wayne and
BY Mr.. Eduonson TO the Subscriber. Description: He
Is straight built we'll made, weighs us so lbs 5feet
or 10 inches high, color between dark Negro and
bright muiao, high forehead, his countenance rather
pleasing when spoken TO- his walk quick with the toes
turning little out, and is about 27 years of age he is
acqnaif ted IN Newbern and his mother bought BY
which places ne will probably try to escape win give
ihe above reward for hisdevery to my house in Wsyne
county near White Hall Ferry Neuse river or SO
# confnedin any Jail in he State that may get him
VILLAIN KORNEGAY.
Jericho P. o. Wayne, =: c April 10Th 1915 5l6lf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
DIRECT FROM NEWYORK

FENHE subscribers opening and beautiful a.
IL sortment OF SPRbV0 and SLJNJMER GOODS
consisting in part Of
supeghue Blue and Wool Black CLOTHS.
80 Blk French 60
Browns, Olives aud Green
ofvarious shades and qualities,
Oxford and Cadet Mixed I"
Plain and fig. blk French DRAP D'ETE-
SO -r" {" a. CASSIMERES,
d" " light {"
Fancy CASHMERE GAMBRooN,
80 London DRILLING, -
Plain blk and fancy stripe Silk-EelTet Yestings,
and striped Silks and Satins,
z= Fancy CASHMERES and CHALLYS,
White and figured MARSEILLES;
Plain and bowed Bembazine and Satin STOCKS,
81 blk and figured Satin SCARFS,
'' Cravats and Ties,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Bosoms and Collars,
Blk and light Kid and Silk Gloves,
Silk and Merino Shirts and Drawers
Relieving that the nmble sxpence is better than the
slow shilling, the above goods Will be sold very low for
cash, their usual short credit to,punctua
TONERS. Call at their old stand op Fayetteville street.
three doors south Civilians, Haywood Cos Drug
Store. SMITH & BIGGS.
Raleigh, April 10th, ls45. 5I5.St
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
DR. Sa5iITSfSf;ys
|W3aS!l allI ST
"frope all things, and hold fast that whicb
e IS good" Paul. ''""

rye UtI t'IEtSS, ana H0LG fast that 2rb;cb
as good" Paul.
4#NHESE PILLS have now become the doroo.,;.
mealcIne Of almost every family They are CON-,
sloered by all who have given them trial t b W. W.
most pleasant, safe and efectual medicine in usctn
nave the sanction and approval of the most eminent pb
sfc4ans VINO have adopted them in their practice nny
chase them by the dozen boxes of the agents ~!
them to their patients, and recommend them 90 h;
superior TO any other Vegetable Pills before tbe nnb
They are not only vegetable in name but in snbrtan
and act as friend to Nature in all her operations Tb
may be taken BY persons of any age and the feeble &
The Intirm, the and delicate are strengthened h
their operatlon because they possess tonic and rne
tive properties, Independent of their aperent efci
Ana lena les will find them to be decidedly the hest
medicine IN use for the complaints peculiar TO their sev
Ia sick-headache, costiveness and bowel comnIaint
they stand unrvalled. The habituay costiye sbopG
net fail to give them trial, their action is entirely
qintTent from most medicines recommended for hisf
complaint, and they leave the bowels in fine and
healthy state, may be by the following cerG
cate from Mr.. Isaac M Thomas merchant at Taladega
Alabama: o.
TALADECA SPRIN Gs. Taladego Co..
August 18th, 1912.
his rs TO certify that have been afflicted with sick.
dyspepsia, liver complaint and cosveness
for the last eight or nine years. during which time had
taken, as well as recoec about 60 boxes Beck
With Pills, II boxes Of Peters Pills. and number Of
boxes of Champions and Brandreth's Pills. all of which
afforded me but little relief At last recon-
mended TO try Dr. Spencer's Vegetable Pills and well
did, for had but attack of the sick headache
after commenced taking the Pills, (now about six
nonhs) and candidly confess, that have derived
real benefsfrom the of SPenccRs Pills, than from
all the other medicines and pills that have taken
and wo6ld earnestly recommend them to all as being,
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 s. box
and cannot but feel very grateful to Dr. Spencer for
having prepared such valuable medicine: and the dis
tributon conferng very great favor the pub
lie, as il is thing ofthe utmost importance that every
family should have supply of Dr.. Spencers truly valu
able pills constantly on hand.
NJ
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
DIR. HULE'S
PILLS.
VEGET.7BLE FEVER .H.ND .qGLE
.6yN-D .AyVIT TFEFER

SOME "cry hurnbug from envy, some from jealousy
- cry humbug, and from sheer ignorance OF the
thing. do not believe every thing that shines IS gold,
nor do believe that which is hastily denounced is hum
bug Prove thing and then judge it" Huii's Pills
are humbug: wherever they have been used, they
have invsrabIy given the most decided and unequToca
satisfaction. The testimony exists every side through
out this vast eountryfom the Log Cabin Of the Western
Wilds to- the City Palace Of the milionare-there are
thousands of Witnesses to the nnriYaed efficacy OF this
invaluable medicine. generally cures the ChLIs and
Fevers the first day, and does not scken the stomach or
produce any disag eeabe sensation in The OBJ
stnate Of Chils and Fever, when other prrpaa
require no putting, it is unworthy of them The Med,
cal Facplty.a are now prescribing them with unexamped
success, not only in Chils and Fever but in Feves oi
all types, grades and character and considers them tho
most safe and harmlessyet the most certain and prompt
fer~ge that possibly be administered in the reme'
ate management of Fevers peculiar to this country
Full directions for use accompany each box Price,
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
March 26.

the present depressed state of the farming interests
favorable opportunity is offered for the profit
able investment Of Capital The subscribers having be-
come sole proPretors Of the Factory & Mills.
At the big Falls of Tar River. Are desi.
rous OF extending their business and for this purpose
are willing to sell, terms portion Of their
interest or they will receive Subscribers for forming
company, (for which they have favorable charterl
SO preferred by those who wish invest their funds in
manufacturing interests. ,zf-
The fitness Ofthe location for all kind of Manufactur
es is so well known render description unnecessa-
ry..' =
Those wishing for further Information ON the subject
are referred to r. H. Battle, Esq Rocky Moat Edge
March 3. 1915 sIsst
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
Save your Corn CObs & Shucks y /!
TO the Planters dnd 1lilzeys of North
Ct07,oJ;o,o

| 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 saying
more than one third Of cropy which is an impOf-
tant item with planters: The machinery used for
the above purpose rs simple and durable and can
not, with fair means. get out of order. twill last
as long the'stones last, with an expense of so
cents every five years. To enable the common
milesiones 10 grind ear corn into meal requires no
new buildings or extra power II can also be ap-
piled to horse mills, threshing machiaes, gins or
anY~given power known The sama mill will
grind ene-third more of corn meal BY the intro
dsctien of this machinery, and can be chaaQed-
from gLiDdIng corn cob, and shuck~to 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 constipatin9 In its
effects, producing founders, -cholics and various
other maladIes which incident to stock. Grind
ing cobs and shuck with the corn makes food
eongenlal with their nature, and cannot produce
any-of the serious results above mentioned. Stock
when fed on corn exclusively, are deprived of The
benefits OF dlsensioR ESQ necessary to the prGper
heafhiof animals, by their being unable to eat a
'suthclent bulk 10 produce Gistensien before the
animal becemes gorged. Cobs ground with the
corn produce this necessary dIsIension, without
any danger OF diseases arising from overeaIing:4
Corn cob and shuek k-meal is improved by scadingS
and. still more BY, boiling, and yet more by parti- |
al Fermentation. All the preparations facilitate
digestion for hogs. But horses and mules- will
not eatfermRnted food, consequently they will re-
quire it dry partially wet with cold water.
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with uneround
food, void much In an undigested state, which is !
OF course lest'for, ,alLbenefciai purRoses.> r
;. - Read the subjoiued- certificate - --
~ The undersigced can be addressed at Ra-
Leigh and all calls will BE attended to punctuatfy
and with despatch by himself OF agent.
WIN. F. COLLINS,
Raleigh. Feb. 20, 1885,
Having been solicited by Maj Collins TO have
my Mill adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear and
Shuck, I consented HAT be should do SO as an ex-
pertinent; ;>and am abie@to saJ that it grinils
Corn in the Shusk at the rate Of 80 bushels per
hours and the dressing of the stones is SO iuprov>
ed that it grinds shelled Corn more than twice as
last as before, andby my WATCH at the rate of Is
bushels perhaaF, and the meal finer than usual | /
teeIn4it valuable improvemens and shall pur-,
chase the right to uselt, as it will afford me a l.
speedy way offeediRg my horses aad cattle, and
save much thereby.
VIM. BeYLAN.
feo' SU' 1o4o' - .-a 53S-1y.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
-. Il FRULY WONDERFUL CORE.

Onetltd Co.. N 7. Sept. Is, 1913.
Dear SirI owe it to the afflicted to inform YOU that
IN January last, was attacked bya very violent cold
by working the water (which settled my lungs
Iwas aecompanedby very severe pain in my breast and
and SIDES, also distressing congh had in attendance
all hebest medical aid in Our~llage but after exhaust
ing all ther skill 10 avail. they pronounced my dis
ease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and they one and
all g0oe"e up f0de. After much persuasion got the
consent OF my Physfcrsn 70 use the RALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY. prepared by DR. WIsTAR. Ipurchassd of
the agent In eur place one bottle before using hall of
which began to gain strength and it very evident
my cough was much better, and my symptoms in every
way impIoVing have nowusethree botfics and am re-
stored to perfect health This result is alone owing to
the use Of DR. WIsTAR's BALsAu OF WILD CEERRY,
and take this methed ofgving information partly to pay
you the debt of gratitude owe e0 and partly that Others
similarly afflicted may know whereto apply for relief
Very truly yours.
JAMES SAGE.
Nix PALMER, Druggist, undet date of Wa1elvlle.
Sept n, lSE3, writes.
Fhe statement given you by Mr.. James Sage is we'll
known to be true by this whole community It CERTAIN
~ was most remarkable The sale of the Balan
Is very good and its in cures truly fatering
Yours respectfully,
II n
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
SCHOOLROOKS.
April 10.

VEEHE greatest and most extensive variety calculated
Il TO suit Classical and common Schools, consisting
partly of Arithmetcs Biographies Histories Mathema1
ucai works, Latin and Greek Grammars and also En-
glsh Grammars, Grsca Majoros, Xenophons Greek and
Lain Readers Caesars Sallust, and Cicero's Horace
with great variety of others, which will supply at
Veryreduced prices All orders from abroad thankfully
received and promptly attended to, by
TURNER s HUGHES.
Raleigh, June 20, ls44 504.Iy.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
IS More Punch. ,:
BOOK for lawyers. Magistrates,
PHYSICIANS, &C.

hR: GUYS Forensic Medicine edited by Dr. Charles
- A. Lee. Complete in vol: actavo. This is a com
prehensive epitome of all that is known in Medical
jurisprudence, emhOdying within convenient compass
all ITS important facts and cipies-illustrated by
number of cases, but not such extent as
TO over6urden its pages with unnecessary detail 1t s
particularly fitted Textbook for Students as we'll as
manual for the practitioner Of Medicine Law. Con-
else in its statements, simple in its arrahgemens and
suhcienty ample IN illustration present claims to the
patronage OF both professions inferior those of
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
April 10. A5
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED.

/ HAppoNF1ELD. N. J. April 90 1913
On about the 18th day of October, 1871 was talk cl
with violent pain in the side the liver which con-
nued for about FIVE days. and followed by break
ing of an ulcer absce<s inwardy which relieved the
pain little but caused me 70 throw up great QUANTITY
OF offensive matter, and also much blood, Being greatly
alarmed atthis applied 10 physician, but he said he
theuShi hecould do but little for except some
sercury FS. which refused toake feeling satisfied
thar they could do me good many other remedies
were then procured by my Wife and friends but noned
me any good-an the discharge of blood and corruption
still continued exeryew days and last become SO OF.
fensiVe thaI could scarcely breathe also seized
with violent cough, WHICH times caused me to raise
mnch more brood than had done beforehand my disease
continued in this way, still glowing worse, upll
ary when all hope of my recovery was given up, and my
friends all thought would die OF GalL0IlinS Con.
sumpE1On At this moments when my life was appa-
reutly drawing its cose,I heard of Dr. Vista
Rals;l m Of Wild Cherry, and gota bottle which
relieved me Immediately and by the nee or
only ythree bottesef this medicine, all my pains were
cough and spttngof blood and eorruptiUn
entirely stopped and in few weeks my health was
IS carpenter and up TO this eI have enjoyed good
health.
=: - =. THOMAS eozENs.
Personally before me- the subscriber one of the
Justices ofthe Peace for thesaid county
the above statement is in all things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 2eth DAY April ls4S
]. CIEMENT, J'P.
NATURES FAVoURFTE PREsCRIP-
se: TION," - :.
prescription coHgenIal to eur wants, il is prepared
from chemical extracts from substances which the autj5or
mature has Paeedin our ownand orsxse purposes that
many who know nothing The mode of its preparation
are endeaVoung to reap peeunary benefits by selling an
article simhrin name, in appearance orby represen
ting their own trash as superior to the BAESAM or By
putting up mixture and soemny asseVeratin that it is
imported from aforeigH Country which is not the case
ALI these deceptive arts +go to show that Wistar-s
tsaAsam IS known to the world to be 1.-THE
" EAT REM EAlK, and thatt seH any mixture |
If mustbe Ike this in name or pport to be like it in
substance
o. Believe not the cunningly wrought fabrcaton-
and take only the original and genuine WfStar'S
Balsam of Wtld Cherry. -
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE 1T.
Address all orders to SAAC BUTTS, No. 80 Am st
Ne" YORK: Agents 49, -. as@--.5fs /
. 80 WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD eco.
$50 20t. - ~s14 - - Raleigh.
-. WILLIAM j. CLARK,
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
HULL'S
WORM [lISE78SH3y

Arethe greatest discovery made for disPeng n'
various kinds of worms that frequently and distress
ingly annoy both children and adults. From the SPSI'
Gazette ''F rom own knowledge take great Ple
sure in recommending to the public Hus Worm LozeT .
ges as the best worm medicine extant ChlIdIen "" W.
parents we say do not be without these ozeuges at any
time, as you value the lives of your children:
Also, DIR. HULL'S
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
APRIL, 1915
JAMES Y. SMITH.
importer Of China and EartIlem Ware
-2KCaA10RE snr- aLna1E,n srnrzne y

sFCAWoRE ST. PETERSBURG, Ka, ;.
HAS received direct from the Potteries. bs
~ SPRING SUPPLY OF GOODS for the country
trade, which are offered low they can be had from
any NoTthrn Importing House Merchants and Others
in want of any article of CHEN:A, GtaSS. EARTH
EN- OR STONEW.HRE,s will find It to their advar
tage to give him Gail otter booking through the market
and examine Tor themselves, to quaiitu stLe 1,,d
prices PACKING will be strictly attended to and war
rented equako that of any other house in the
90 Call at the SIGN OF THE PITCHER.
1-P1ti = -1t-..r 54A-3t
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
BOOK BINDING.

RLANK BOOKS of every description manufactured
Ed at the shortest notice. and all kind of Books bound
at the shortest notice Also great variety of Paper
Letter and Cap, and Stationery at very reduced
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store
TURNER s. HUGHES
Raleigh, N. c., June 26, 1914 6eIIy
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
CAPITAL s3OO.OOO.

THVHE New-York CONTRIBUTfoNSHIP FIRE
u INSURANCE COMPANY. Office No.-57 Wall
Street. insure Dwelling houses. Ware houses and Build
ships building, Ships in Port and their Cargoes, and
every description of personal Property, AGAINs Loss
OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
J. SMITH ROGERS, President.
r. W. MARTIN, Secretary.
D. W. STONE; Agent,
- RALEIeTT, n. C.
May 1874. 499- l2m -eow.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
NEW
Spring ea'd 'Sata',mae,' Goods.
THOMAS r. FENTRESS
mERNE4ANTp TAILOR.

HAS this day received, and is now wopening large
u and beautiful assortment of Goods IN his line
10 which the attention of the public is respectfully In
pited 1t embraces all articles usually kept by the trade
with an extensive assortment of English and Freheh
Black Cloths also, blue brown and olive black Eng
lis and French single and double milfed Caaslmeres
Fancy Cassimeres, black BombsZne, Drap D'Ete plain
and figured for Sumner Goats and Pants also, beau
tif assortment of VestngS comprising Figured PAN,
Black and Fancy Satins, French and English SILKS.
Cashmeres, ShaIleYs, Mersaiies, fancy apd white. and
splendid assortment Of fancy articles, such as black
and fancy ScaTfs and Crayals, and Satin Ties, Hoskln
Black and White Silk Gloves, half Hose, Cotton and
Merino Thread Gloves, alsd Cambrck and SpitalAsld
Handkerchefs, white Cotton white Cotton Knit, Silk
and Merino Shirts and Drawers with all articles neces
sary for Gentlemen's wear. q
The above goods having been purchased on the best
quality and STYLE and Will dispose of them at very
and those who have heretofore, encouraged
lashment would say, come and judge for yourselves
before purchasing and see notwithstanding the great
dueement, that would TO be offered these viii be
disposed OF on terms equally moderate as any house IN
this City.
Truly grateful for the encouragement he continues
receive the public restassured his best exerops
will still be used to merit Continuance Of the same.
Gentlemen furnishing their materials may rest
assured they viii be made in the neatest and most fash
iOnable style
N. B. The latest English and French Plates of Fash
ion just received.
THOMAS R. FENTRESS.
Opposite w. A. Stith, and one door above Mrs
Stuars Boarding House, Fayettevl1le,St
Raleigh, April TO- 645-6t