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in and distress yate gradually .disappeMing, and
the sun of prosperity is once mare beginning 10
dawn upon the land, finds .heself crippled in hsr
rcsourees, her revenue sipadrquate to The dsmspd1
made upon it md her Treasury bankrupt What
lis The seause ofhis deplorable state, OF things
Who, is Irresponsible for il7 Under what auspieieSs
| was i brought sbout4 These are the Inquiries
to which faithful Representatives Of the people
should address themselves Nine years ago North
Carolina was free from debt, indebepdsnt Of every
liability, and her citizens prosperous and content
cd. But disastrous change has been wrought
The council-6rcs Of DemocracY,. which once
burned SO brightly upon tho altof OF her legisIa.
lion. have bern extnguished by the turbid waisf1
of federalism. Now, she owes her millions
and this debt is the bitter fruit Of modern WkiS
But, Mr.. Speaker shall bsiol that ii som.,hisFT
more thar, simple declaration IS Fedujred TO or
tnbIish this charge. admit it, and win proeeea
TO advance ihe proof The highest functionafy
known to our laws has pointed you TO the Gauss
of this amentabe deficit in the PUBLIC Treasury!
though must confess bis. IintimqtionS are rather
remote, a iillle more restringent than could do.
sire But, sir, what says another fqnctionaTll,
whose peculiar preyince:h is TO speak ont sub:
iect2 mean the public Treasurer, that able, fah.
whom North Carolina has seldom Il ever had (
better-who but a few days since fill victim te
the Grqe! and rernorseless spirit of prescription;
guiotined for opinions sake, for. daring to e1sr;
else the preroga;iye Of free citizen order 70
make room to reward some hungry Wing office;
seeker, What does be, sax is the cause Of This
extraordinary dePietion2 Why, sir, like fear.
less PUBLIC servant that would protect the peoples
right; regardless of consciousness, he tells yqp
upon the public Treasuryproceeds from the States
connection with rail roads , Hear him-Treas.
FslrsslR port page is, we have the follow.
ing exhibit: ,,
'The chief embarraszrnents which immediate.
" press the T TreasurF.. as you advised in the
Message Of the Governor, arise from her conne4-
ion with the Rail Roads, The foregoing report
hot 6av oir v,,iJ
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HULIL'S
WORM E1II78NN3SI

Are the greatest discovery made for dispeng the
various kinds of that frequently and distress
ngly annoy both children and adults From the Sparta
Gazette s'From own knowledge take great plea
sure in recommending to the public Hu's Worm Lozen-
ges the best worm medicine extant. Children will
them as they would candy, and cry for Ihem. To
parents say do be without these Lozenges any
time, as you value the lives of your children.
Also, DIR. HULL'S
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New Books New Books /!

NCW OUUEAS! I0OO1As'
Wandering Jew, Nos.
Mary of Burgundy The Revolt of Ghent, by G. p.
r. James
Agincourt, by do.
London Lancet, Journal of Foreign, Medical and
Chemical Science, Criticism, Literature and News.
Philip Augustus, Brothers in Arms, by G. P. R.
James.
The Chimes, Goblin Story, by Chas. Dickens, Esq.
The Attache or Sam Slick in England, last series,
and many other New Publications, just received at the
New Book Store. o. L. CLEAVLAND.
Raleigh, March 5h, 154S. 5S9.
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Fresh Garden Seed,
OF the Crpf 1874, just received and for Sale at the
~ WILLIAMS HAYWOOD, i, Co,
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WNHE Brick Store Fayetteville street, lately oo-
IL cupied by S. L. Tucker. .. ....
Also, the Office opposite the Catholic Church
Also, half of the Stage stables, in the western part Of
the City. Apply to w. ]. CLARK
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New York City Advertisements,
NEW SPRiNG GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
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Are receiving and offer for sale, at The aoest markell
prices, very large stock of > .. S.-'- -
Cloths, Cassime1es, Wdistcoatimgs, and
o- FANCY DRY GOODS,
OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH MANUFACTURE,
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/ .n Oatftters and Merchant I'GiIOrs. If.
ALI those who resort to market for their supplies
will find it to their interest to visit store and
inc our stock. .'- -.-'.> ' .'' -.
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FRENH AND ENGLISH DRUGS.
CHE AICALs, Ess. OILS, ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS OF
Ev cry DESCRIPTION, PERFUMERIEs, BRUSHES, EcT.
ALSO, O,PLATINA WIRE PLATE, AN OIL.
JOHNSON, MOORE $ TAYLOR,
No. % Liberty street, NeU York,
IMPORTERS Of the above articles, which they have
on hand, and constantly receiving by every packet
from their Houses in Paris, and London. The qu anty
of these arcs they will guarantee, theJ all man
lfactured by the first Chemists in Europe and hep of
fer them for sale at the very lowest rates.
January 22nd, 1915. 533-5t.
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Valuable and Cheap Law Books.
ASD VOLS of -' Common Lo1O Reports at the as
Ks tonishing low price of So so per VOL, well and
substantially bound
IS vols OF Library s. per VOL, we'll bound
in Law leather.
"Vesey JUNIORS Chancery Reports with supplment
cOmplcte-American Notes by E D. Ingraham. Esq. in
"a vols in fresh binding of very superior quality
Price $50 only This Book has b.en sold for $l+0.
"Chitty's Blackstone price So.
n5- We are prepared aud will furnish Law Books as
low for CASH they be had in any part of the
Union. TURNER s. HUGHES.
March 5th, Is45. 5S9
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10000 Dollars.

m Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above brilliant Lottery, will receive
the most prompt attention. and an official account of each
dratcing sent Immediately after it is over to all who
der from us. Address -. ....
]. G. GREGORY CO. Managers {.
Washington City, d. c..
FEB. Is, ls46 5es:2tp.
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Rogers Knives and RazOrs.

IF you wish purchase splendid Article in this line,
IL call at the Moth Carolina Book Store.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
March 5th, ls45 539.
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ten 1st, Principal money, OF The 1sI loan
aadef ,bs act q 'SS,, :. - ssOO,oO,
&c, 2nd, Interest ION the .saHe5te the ~
Z time Of maturity ia 1850 $1,000
3rd, Principal money Of Cd loan TO
Raleigh and CASTOR Road
.. = under the act of 1910 3oo, ,0ot
4th, Interest on the same up tosthe
time offinal liquidation, Jan
uary .lst, 1855 - 90,O0t
q 5th, Amount already paid as per
Treasurer report 9o,37'
9th, BALANCE Of principal due on
s. The IoaDIie Wilmington and
Of 7s76 sso,eoc
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RaI NOaq, as principal = $1UU,UUU
$4,000 dollars Of this by the Liter
r Road, I interest," interest,"" anu '01 N'u oo,s74 % %
.-e.. !. i. :.L ,, 6i0o, 81 @
z and Rsleisb Rail Rosd - oe $4,000 %
For the Raleigh and Castor Rail j.; .-,. g.,
Road 1priacipaD = 10000 90
Same, as interest 23.565 90
=. p, . slo3,565 90
And in the coqrse Of the current years. before The
above bv nls sum ~, -n ~, ~ ~ tioS, SIS 6S
must be raised; and also !. -
For the Raleigh ahG Gasron Rail !. .:, -.
Roa6, interest lst Of July, AS -.s~ 22.66S 90
Same, interest lst Jaauary, 46 22,665 90
Same, principal ~ -. 10000 Qo
Same, Interest July, 'le, about sl,76s %
ksd Road January. % 10000 %
.. =. =, " =, =. >. sa5o.e6o g
lniernal lmnroy emept Funds, if .st.;..;
desirable to be replaced 1o,aH 81
The fact: and figures ar. stta.Ilsd; the ~ Wy: :;t
means are with you." T. ...... :, .,,c, ..s
Thus it appears that the public Treasurer kss
already paid for the Wilmington Road by way Of
principal, 100000, dollars; and for the Ga;toP
Road. by way of interest, $9o,3 ,374 90. In order
to do this he has been compelled to borrow oftbp
Literary and internal Improvement Boards tSe
sim Of s70, ,954 OF And the present General
Assembly is called upon TO- provide for the pay.
nent Of the further SUM of $3.50 ,660-@1 103, ,565
Of which falls due the 1't day, Of January, fs45
Here then, M. Speaker, we have the GAUGE Of
ns ss5sS; wB G r. BsfRfiH Ra Haa :;
md the present deficit y roqnd apHiBeEa S9l 600
Iolars for the payment, Of. ,whieh t6li General
Assembly is called upon to make provision.
But, Mr., Speaker, the States indet iedneSs does
lot stop hele--a little patient Investigation will
how her liability, all told te. be f,1lO,s74 del.
ars. This sum is made DIP Of the following
TENS:
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DIR. RULLS
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PRICE ONE GEM
SECRET DISEASE

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tanned The most speedy remedy for GUuurrhd elects
StrcWuCs Seminal Weakness, pain in the LOins, at
GCCtuns of the Kidneys. and every other ymptOm D!
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How terrific is oven the concentration of the rava
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mi ra,lity fiir ,a. ,i. n',i Of lie mourl is dis
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= eSf.-Ea FUR ANNAPULIS. ca NJ
stts,,,s, 4sysep BRIDGE and EAsTON. Thesteamer
Siz2SstdxS as5H- VI Try LAND having undergone tho
rough repair, und a very handsome Improvement, both
in hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugan's wharf att O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter for Annapolis.
Cambridge and EastOn, leaving EastOn every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way of Cam
bridge and ERnapOIis to Baltimore.
FOR c.. -TERTOIFN and CEN7REETLLE,
ON MONDAY, the l7th inst. she will go TO Chcs-
tertown and back leaving Baltimore at O'Clock, and
continue the above until further notice. Passage ST.
Hl9 IEMUEL G.. TAYLOR.
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BOOKS, DOORS. Just received further

II supply OF Tue IOIOWlnI:
The Poets and Poetry OF Europe, by Longttow,
Inc holy CITY aud Its eHvlrOuS, by the Rsv'd Geo.
Williams illustrated
The Bible Expostaf, combinations of the truth Of
The Holy scriptures, from observations of ira
vellers illustrating the and customs of the
places referred TO in the Bible.
Mackcy's Lexicon of Free Masonry.
Wilson & Co.'S illustrated Bible History, in vols
Paper, containing l4i engravngS. for G2s cts
Together with a constant supply Of standard and
Miscellaneous Books, School Books, STAT merry, &c.
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ers, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
pot. jy2S
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80, FOR CHEST EtIFOWN <

'd,s<l eFHsa,1. CENTRENILLE. The steamer MA
'SS :SstssIssz- RYl,AND will leave Baltimore eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at & o clock, for the above
places. staruns from the lower end of Dugan's wharf,
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in CentrevIc will have
ample time to accomplish it, aud return in the boat
the day. And all persons gosg over aud return
ing the same trip will only he charged 81.
l.. G. TAYLOR, Master.
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For ANNAPOLIS, CAM.

. aass FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
A.axass ask4yyspBRIDGE. AND EASFCN. The fine
3sf&ksazAk& steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
timore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'ock, for the places above named-star-
ing from the lower end of Dugam'S wharf, and return
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
iyl2 l.. G. TAYLOR.
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4 EhSTON AND CAMBRIDGE
-, zsas,se The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
SAyS.5iss u. TURNER, will leave Commerce ST.
GI's!,is7fs4s-s wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
al O'Clock for the above places and return next day
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING,
at O'Clock, and Easton at :, O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annap0lis.... ..........75 CENTS.
g to EasiGn or Camhridge....s $50.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER. we Land
ing, 81. Mlcharl's and Easlor, (via Miles River Ferfv
t. EaSt0r.) win leave Commit rec. Il. wharf. every
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; and return mex
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Moru-
ng, at : O'Clock; - MichaeI's, 7; Wye Landing =
West River ~, for Annapolis ana Baltimore.
Passage to annapolis. .................I5 Gents.
/" to West Rver....,.........,. 81 60.
9 II Wye. ST. NichacI's, OF Ferry, l5G.
FOR RENlLLE AND CHES1EEIuW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and rclUrn the same day,
touching at Corsica AT 10! O'Clock. aud Chester at X
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, al clock, and returns same day leaving WesS
River at H. O'Clock, 'or Annapolis ana Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis Is cts. TO West River 81.
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ap29-lsJa Office lower end Commerce ST., Bali,
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exceeds tea lines, the price viii be in proportion.
hlIadvef.isemenls are payable at the time of their
insertion.
9lS~ TIE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper containing oil the select matter Of the
daiy, IG published every Saturday at the low
price Of Sl.t0 per annum.
Or All pa9GrS sGat by mail ARE hScoRtinuedthe day
% which the advance payment expires.
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DENTAL SURGERY--D Dangerous Quackery-
The American Society of Dental Surgeons, at
lis 9th annual meeting, held in New York,
week or two since, addressed the following let
ter to the several public journals throughout
the country, giving warning of the evils almost
sure to follow the use Of substances mentioned.
Conference.-The objects of this society are the
mutualimprovement gifts members and the pro-
lection of themselves and the public against the
quackery and empiricism which are the disgrace
of the profession.
The society does not presume, in this COM
muncaton, to speak Of more than Il single one
of those base receptions by which individuals
calling themselves dentists are grossly imposing
on the community. We allude to the practice
of stopping decayed teeth with amalgams,
known under the names of royal succedaneum,
lithodon, mineral paste, adamantine cement,
alabaster cement, diamond cement, and other
improper substances, by the use of which thou
sands of valuable teeth are annually destroyed,
and immcasurable evils result to the commune
tv at large which can never be repaired.
The society has declared, by unanimous re-
solution, that the use Of the above named ANAL
gums for stopping teeth is NAL practice, destruc-
tive 10 VIC safety vi leetl, injurious W lile neal
thy condition of the mouth, and not unirequcnt-
ly exciting and promoting bad effects on con-
stitutions previously disposed to the injurious
action Of mercury which invariably constitutes
an ingredient in all these compounds. Every
member of this society who shall hereafter use
this substance under any of these imposing and
deceptive names, or under any other name, Is
| by that act expelled from the institution.
Rv order of the society,"
+. PARMLY, President
Amos WEscoTr, Rec. Sec'y.
New York, August 9th, ls45'
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EDRAFTs ON THE MILITIA. We understand
says the Georgetown Advocate, that the gov,
eminent intends occupying our Notifications
along the seaboard, in the absence of the regu-
lars, by drafts from our uniformed militia
This will form fine school for our ambitious
and patriotic companies.
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TExAs-Inportant The editor of the Van
Buren, (Ark,) lntelligoncer says in his paper Of
the I'd inst, that he has been placed in posses
sion Of certain items Texan news through the
poteness of Mr.. Gregg, Of Marshall, Harrison
county, Texas. Among these items we find
the following:
The Dragons that were ordered into Texas
were rendezvoused near Nacogdoches, waiting
for the employment Of wagons and the engage
ment of supplies necessary for their consump-
ton, we understand have been ordered imme-
diately to Austin by forced marches, and much
excitement swas created in Harrison county by
the movement; as the orders were not accompa-
MED with an assigned cause for the movement,
and many feared that the Camanches might have
threatened a descent upon that city while the
Convention was in session to capture the mem
bers The orders for the engagement Of wa
gons, &C., were countermanded and the troops
at once put in motion for Austin.
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Ny-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN N BALTi
MURE CLIPPER IS furnished to subscribers. by care
fu carriers, at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable the Carriers only, at the end Of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to dstan,
subscribers the rate of Four DoiiGrS per year-pay
aDie, always, in advance.
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ENOR NON'S THE DAY AND N0W'S
~ THE HOUR. Good Clocks from s. 10 S29 for
wood SO for good Brass excellent time keepers; Gold
Jewey such rs Cola Rings % cents do. Pins 80 cts
do. Earrings 25c pair do. Watch Keys ST. do. Pencils
81; Britannia sets 6 pioccs) only 81 do Coffee Pots
Sl2j; Tea do 629 cents; Brass Candlesttks ls2c pair
25 cis; Wallets; Hooks aud Eyes; Tapes Needles Be
pu Jer Dressing Combs G.; SIDE Combs Sc pair; Twist
DO. cts; CeOgrc cts sctts G. s. Butter Knives 25c;
Britannia Table Spoons 81 cts se; Britannia Tea do
l2Ic set; Gum Suspenders l2t to IS cls cold Cotton
Gloves cts; Hosiery b1ck and white, cents pair;
Scissors cts, and general variety of Cheap Goods
very low by
CT. VlCKERS, No Baltimore street.
jy3o-tf between the Market and the Bridge.
EpAREGE SHAWLS AND SCARFs, for sale
Ed cheap, first quality, by
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al No. - N. Howard street,
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For the American Republican. !

MEssRs. EDIToRs Under the impression
that the suggestion contained in this note, if in
itself valueless, may possibly prove beneficial by
directing inquring minds to the subject, | take
the liberty Of sending it to you for publication
We find in majority of cases, the chimney
has been the means of communication, where
loss of life or the destruction of property in the
interior of dwellings has been occasioned by
lightning; why it so am unable to explain but
lift be a fact established by the result Of expe-
Renee, | think the disastrous effects might be
obviated to some extent, by attending TO the
following hint: In the construction of dwell
ings, let every fire place in the house be con.
nected with the main hae (Which should lead
to the earth) by means of Il smaller hue or hole
let a piece Of wire be fastened across the hearth
and pass it through the connecting orGce INTO
the main luc, the wire to be OF sufficient length
to lead the luiG beneath the SUI lace of the floor
then the attraction of gravity operating upon
it, through an uno5jtructcd channel, would
draw it to the earth. Should the idea be worth
any thing, the trouble and expense is matter
for each householder to consider, not for me
to discuss. There are many who die an hun.
dred imaginary deaths every summer. If this
painful apprehension could be relieved by in.
creased safety, OF a valuable life prolonged now
and then, 1t might possibly pay for the trouble
AND expense. Very respectfully, V. b. l..
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
AND INCR IIA SED 1CEOi II q Il 1 ITO

GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
AND INCREASED ACCOMMODATION
e,-SS!~sssssa In consequence of The liberal sup.
4SS2aSSsaeff port with which the BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINZ
has met, the Projectors have determined to increase
their stock, and will, until further notice, run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nine Passenger Coaches
daily, i'll each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
40 szsss They have also made arrangements
EaSsf Eagr with the Steamboat and Rail RoaG
SessSasl-aaszS Companies, South Of Washington, by
which the fare will be reduced to the following *
treney low rates, viz:
Forthrough tickelslrom BaltimOreto Richmond, s5,ca
do do do Petersburg, $50
do do do Weldon, 7.5G
do do do Charleston, Less
Fare between Baltimore and WASHINGTON Sc
As the Coaches will leave Baltimore immediately
on Le arrival Of the Cars from Philadelphia and leave
Washington Immediately on the arrival of the Steam
boat from the South, and perform the trip in fire hours
passengers will reach Baltimore Washington nearly
quite as early by this conveyance by the Railroad
Line, and will be set down, free of charges, az
all the principal Hotels, or any other reasonable diet
aHce in the city.
Passengers by this Line delivered on board the
and reach Richmond any point south of it, at ina
time, and at t1so dollars and fty cents less fore
than by the Rail Road line.
The public may rely on skiIlful and accommodating
drivers, and every attention to their For seats
orlurthcr Information, apply att Stage Office, oppa-
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot, rrat ST.,
next door to the Green House, and two doors west Of
WhtmaH's Hotel.
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