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The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-18

The PATENT ELECTRO MAGNETIC RINGS
The subscriber having recently arrived in the United
States from London, has learned with surprise that
his Galvanic Rings The genuine require use of fluid
to promote their action, and certain all
nervous diseases, such Rheumatism, Gout Tic Doo-
reux Headache Indigestion, Paralysis, Stiff Joints
General Debility. and all Nervous Disorders. IF
Agents wanted in the principal towns of the United
Staes to whom liberal deduction will be made for
cash remttances. .-.s .s. ...s.. .s
Any person remtting 81, will receive four rings by
mail. Gold plated price 81, 81 so and 81. Address
post paid, Prof H. C. CREIGHTON,
PA Broadway, New York.
New York, Sept II 567-lE
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MARRIED.

In Orange county, on Tuesday the 18th ultmo, at 8
o'clock p NJ, by William A. Lea, ESQ.,, Mr. James G.
Richmond, of CaswelI, to Miss Eliza King.
Also, on the same day, by the same, at o'clock. P
NJ, Mr.. John Ward TO Miss Mary F. Adams, daughter
OF Hugh M'Adams,jr. f ..
In Orange county, ednesday evening the 4th in
slant, by Vim. Nelson, esq, Mr.. John Turner to Miss
Louisa Jackson daughter of Mr. Jacob Jackson, deceas
ed.
In Washington N. C by the Rev. E. C. Bitinger Mr.
Richard Newman to Miss Sarah A. Clark Also by the
Rev E. c. Bttinger, Mr. John Gallagher to Miss Flea
nor Farrow. -..
In Edgecomb county, on Thursday evening, 10Th ult
Mr.. William J. Armstrong 10 Mrs. Cathrine Baker.
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e. p. NASH

STILL continues the Book and Piano Forte business
- in Petersburg and Richmond, on very extensive
scale. 1t is quite certain that larger supplies cannot be
found in any two stores North South and fat
prices concerned he is determined to be under
sold To prove the fact. he is willing that persons
the habit of purchasing Pianos North may FIRST select
their Instruments in Petersburg Richmond, and after
ascertanng themselves the prices North,
and take them at the same, adding expenses:
.f .-rl E. P. NASH,
Petersburg, TUgfnia,
.-..t.. .. NASH s. WOODHOUSE,
Feb II, 1s46-Ss9-4t. Richmond. Pa
The Editors in this City, the GreeDsbolough Patriot.
Milton Chronicle, arrenton Reporter, and DanYils
Va) Reporter, will insert the above advertisement four
times, in the inside TO make square, and for
ward their papers and bills forthwith Mr. Nash, at
Petersburg. ...s II. -. E<
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ImPORTANT 10 PHYsIcEANs.r

PrOl0ps~s Uerid cured By External MsanG
DR.. Re. ThOmpsOn's Pelvic Corset amd
'~~ UtefO AbdOminar Bandagc
HE Subscribers having purchased the right of una-
Il king and vending DR.. ROBERT THOMPSON q PeI-
vic Corset and Abdominal Bandage for the prevention
and cure OF Prolapsus Uteri, Hernia. tte Coun-
ties OF Wake, Franklin, Granville, Chatham, Orange,
Johnston, and Cnmberand respectfully presen Mt them to
the notice of the Medical profession possessing su0e.
ror advantages orer every other kind Of for
the same purpose. s - -..-.,
These instruments are constructed upon scientific
principles. and TO any acquainted with The female
eved, the Utility of of the instrument will be apparent
they have The unqualified appreciation OF the MelicaT
been introduced. l777F7s -
Physicians throughout the State are invited 10 exam.
Them, as we are satisfied they convinced of
such prices place them the reach OF every patient
= l1~ WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & co.
February Is, 1916. 6e9 6m
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THAT MAN BENNETT.

One Of Bennett's correspondents writes from
Washington City as follows:
Your Iaper appears to trouble the leading poll
ticans OF this place greatly. They can't imagine
how you get all the facts published in It's columns
Our highly respected whig friend from Virginia,
Senator Archer, in conversation with other
equally respected friend, Senator Mangum, said,
speaking of my account of the dinner a few days
ago, "Mangum, how the devil does Bennett find
out those matters?" The other replied " Pm id
if l know but it appears that he does. and that,
too, as soon as they occur" If Mr.. Archer had
asked me, might have reminded him that the
science OF clarVoyance was practiced to some ,ex-
tent by your correspondents" ..t... ~
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PIANO FORTEs. &c.

N AINES, RICHES & CO., Book x-sELLERs kN6
w STATIoNERs, Sycamore street, Peters6Wyg, Ta,.
have recently received and intend keeping constantly
for sale Piano Fortes from the following popular
factories viz Chickering's, and WilkiDs', and New
halls, Of Boston, H. Worcesters (ate Of the firm Of
Nunns Fischer's, of New York all which OF
perior finish, touch and tone and at greatly reduced
prices. A written guarantee will accompany evety iR-
strumeut, ii desired by purchasers. ..s
They also keep extensive assortment Of schsof and
other Books, Stationery, Music and musical Instruments
other than Pianos, and every other article usually kept
in similar establishments:
Orders from their country friends will be PunchaIy
filled, upon very low terms -,
Petersburg, Sept. l, 1S45. bbS-Iys
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shipping and at this season spinners are not in the
market *lst-L
Narat Sores Holders ask S., but there is but
cts Spirlls 60 cts. ., -. E..,..,s...,.}z.
PETERSBURG, Feb. 16, 1896
The transactions for produce the past week have
been only 10 moderate extent.
/. I0baccorO Owing TO the accounts from Wash
ington IN regard 10 the Oregon question, this ari-
Gle has gIveH way htIe-buyers seem to hold off.
We quote lugs at 81 SO TO So so; common leaf
81 to 81 fair TO good, 10 81. .,ss s.tett
COttOn-The transactions have been light this
week, though there is good demand. But little
coming in-prices are without change. Sales from
81 10 81. .,s.,.-... ..-.-
eel brought 81 oS. Sales range from 9oc- to
81 'O5. - - ss.- -
FIour--Smal sales are now making at $5. The
market is quite dull. No large sales could be eff
fected al more than 43
Bacon-Sales continue to be made from carts
and wagons at 81 to 81.
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DIED.

In this vicinity on Thursday night last Capt Thomas
G. Scott for many years the very acceptable Post
of this City He member Of that gallant band the
Petersburg Volunteers which during the last War,
covered itself with mperishable glory. His remains
were inferred with Military honors. ...
In the town of Wilmington the I'd inst, of bilious
pneumonia Mrs Elcy Ann Wheeden, relict of the late
John Wheeden senior at the advanced age of 73 years
Mrs w. native OF Carteret county, in this State,
and her maiden name Hancock. When quite young
she made profession ofrelgon and attached herself
the Methodist Episcopal Church, OF which she contn-
ued Jealous member for many years. but she withdrew
and Joined the Baptist Church years since in which
she remained till her death. To die was but her gain
she died the death of the righteous and has gone
the reward Of the 'ust made perect' leaving large
circle of relatives and friends TO their loss but
not as those who have no hope. W.
From the Athens Banner.
In Athens, Georgia, on Thursday morning, 5th inst.
Mrs Louisa Ann, wife OF Gen. George Whitfield
Blackdge formerly member OF Congress, from New
District N c. Her prior to her removal
to Athens, in June 1915, at Springhill, in Lenor
Co. N c. which place she left in March last for Flor-
da She was the mother of eleven children-fve have
gone before her to HeaVen-six reman-some to mourn
her loss-some Unconscious of their bereavement.
The deceased was brought up in the Protestant Epis
copal Church, of which she was consistent member
for twelve years. Naturally Of an amable and quiet dis
postion religion gave grace to her character and
shone forth with peculiar brightness in her daily walk
and conversation. She adorned the profession of God
her Saviour in every duty and each relation. Though
fitted by birth and education to in the wider orbits
society," she chose rather to shine retired sphere
and in smaller circle. There she developed those
lovely qualities which drew closely around her those
whom she selected for friends.
She died as a Chrstian-n peace-in hope-in faith,
and is rest In the bosom of Jesus. where there
no more sorrow-no more sickness-no more death.
Her body sumbers in the grave but her SOUL robed in
whites stands before the throne of Cod and sings, to her
harp Of gold, the song of redeeming love.
Rest thee, now, thy conflicts oer, s.'.
Thou hast reached fair Canaan's shore
There God wipes thy tear-flled eye;
Death is whelmed in victory. ..-"'',
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D-EMP OFFERED by ACT, OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL 95OOooG or So, 5000. m
VWNHE following are among Inc advantages offered
u by this Institution ...r
l. The guarantee of large subscribed capital in Ad-
dition to the accumulation Of premiums. e. The pecu
liar benefit secured to the assured by the principle Of the
Loan Department. 3. The payment Of Premums annu
ally half yearly, and quarterly f. The travelling leave
extensive and LIBERAL thirty days allowed after each
payment Of premium becomes due, without forfeiture OF
policy. 5. The Society being founded on the Mutual
profits of the Society, twohrds Of which annually
divided among the assured 6. The Society is not
nected with either Marine or Fire Insurance. III
Pamphlets containing tables Of rates. &C., and all
cessary information, may be had application to the
subscriber. .. GEO. LITTLE, Agent.
Raleigh, NJ C. Dec 80, 1916. 5S2-oam.
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DEMOCRATS .po YOU HEAR THAT9

The last North State Wing, a-btter and un-
scrupuous Federal print, says: &, .-...
Greene, Craven, Carteret. Pitt, Beaufort,
Hyde, Washington, and Tyrrel, will send up An en-
and in their name we call upon the Wings in the
other counties of the State, TO second them in their
efforts 10 return majority Of Wings. good and
true, to both Houses, and thus give Locofocoism
such defeat that will not trouble US again soon.
The above will give our Republican friends
some idea of the boaslfuI and confident spirit of
the Federal LEADERS, That spirit must be met
boldly, promptly, and firmly met; and upon
early, united, and vigorous action and organiza-
ton every thing will depend. Above all, at all
hazards and in every crisis, we must STAND TO-
GETHER AS ONE MAN. TO DIVIDE is TO
INVITE DEFEAT.
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The Commissioners of Washington, North
Carolina, put forth the following Card on the
IIth instant in relation TO rumors concerning the
health of that town: II --s@ Inc .as,.e.l.a,
6 The Commissioners of Washington in consid-
eralion of the many false rumors abroad concern
ing the health of the Town, state, for the informa
ton of the public, that the small pox exists on but
one lot in town. viz :-on that occupied by H. G.
Hoyt, ESQ, al the S. E. end of the town. One
death only, has occurred. Measures have been ta-
ken to prevent the spread of the disease. They
believe that persons from the country need feel no
apprebenson in coming to town for the transaction
of business, provided they avoid the infected To-
calIty." Jla -.... .t. e-
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We see by the Recorder, that the Commission

We see by the Recorder. that the Commission
ers of the town of Hillsborough have ordered
the following tax to be levied for 1916: Fifty
cents on the poll twenty-five cents on the one
hundred dollars value of real estate; and fifty
cents on each wheel of pleasure Would it not be
WE'LL especially as our poll-tax is so high, to levy
like tax of fifty cents Tor less, more) on each
wheel of pleasure in Raleigh2 We humbIy
and respectfully submit the question 10 the Com
missoners of the City.
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THE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, Feb. IL.
Naval ISores-Prices have ranged during the
week at SO IS So 80 for soft, and So So, 10
for hard Quick sales were made this morning at
the latter marks. Tar last sales $3.50. Spirits
Turpentine-S Sales have been made this week al
81, So so cents per gallon. The last sale we
hear Of was made at 60 cents. We hear of no
transactions in Rosin. y .-e..ea- e.. -e.-. =. =
Lumber and Timber The supplies in all kinds
river Lumber and Timber is fair, the market huc-
tuating. .e-7' ..'. Journal
FAYETTEVILLE, February IA.
Trade has continued quite brisk during the
week. and we notice considerable produce Offering.
Cotton continues at former quotations, to 81
Flour quite plenty. and sales of super. have been
made at So Corn brings 80 cts. Oats very plen-
ty and decline has taken place; we hear of sales
at 474 cts. No further changes to notice.
t'T CGr0Linidn
NEW YORK, February 13.
Cotton Within few days has been quite dull,
and prices rather depressed. There is very little
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DESERVED COMPLIMENT.

At Democratic Meeting held in Cumberland
on the 9TH instant, the following Resolution was
adopted
"Resolred That the thanks Of this meeting be
rendered to the Hon. Jas. c. Dobbin. esteemed
Representative in Congress from this District, for
the noble and patriotic stand he has taken on the
Oregon question; and that the views expressed in
his admirable speech in Congress that sub ject,
meet our decided appreciation" ..--tst.s .
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the east; Silence speedily the cry of division
Hing back coniumely and reproach. raise the war
it you will find Ike tried democracy rallying aronnd
our standard with bold hearts and uniiinchfng
nerves. We must and wi ! succeed. But, W hatever
may be 'heresult, let do duty let US strike
For the green graves of our sires,
For our altars and our fires. CATO.
Hereford, Perquimans CO., N. c., Feb. 8. ss
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Attention RaIeigh Guards,

Parade at the Capitol Square, Monday the 2Sd of
February instant, at 10 O'clock armed and equip
ped according law. with Is rounds blank cartridges
Private meeting Saturday evening preceding at
o'clock Punctual attendance is requested. ..s
By order of the Captain. - . .-.
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The name of the Posi- office at Browns Store
in Caswell, has been changed from B'Own's Store
to Locust HILL The Editors in this City are re-
quested to notice this change, and to conform to
it in sending their packages.
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We see it stated that the Atlantic Mutual In
surance Company, of New York, have declared
dividend of four per cent on the nett earned
premiums Of 1s45
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Attention Wake CavalryI r...a
nARADE at the Capitol Square on Monday the 2Sd
of February, instant, at IL o'clock, a. m, armed
and equipped according to law.
By order of the Captain.
G. W. D. HUTcBINGS, o. s.
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COMMERCIAL.
IflllNl3Al NilsiIr. 1lI

AfttAHAA -tfHAtAs VI t- B l~eff.
 There was god d. ,asgs5 tor CoTr0S to eay. 5l, bay5~ dsrw ca ih e0assqs.hee citae ia; j, F,. es.s rras,sied sid thr trsassctfsaS ealv a.nosa,a in bses. ek w,ici th r sges a.setios. was taSap f,r th+ NOffhJ Holders eacEed b. i1 slacks spAs. 5s and were gate t,d'sfFsaf is c e-secsia. sl --btiag gr4aSa.iy wiAtsS 10 ike tse saa.sgs u the EarePeaa eceoaatss wiIscA are teiy expected t0-sa0sFpw.
 The sAles of fTosAceo auoaated to l3s shas. ia- e,Ss;sE 2! hhAs on ssivaiv terms. 36 do .fdstsd. at Jte, 3D do. do 2f t7 le. Refsssi, at <. ts ds. do. al !. and do. do. a. Ic pes 10.
 h SeuAR VIC notice sales of about 90 hhds-, ia- ciang one parcel of % hhds strictly prime at slc. per ih. The remainder of the new Sugar received yesterday is not yet disposed Of
 FtouR-Tkere was not much inquiry IoF Floay .e ss: the transactions amount to about zS0 5bls.. in different lots. al former rates.
 PRogIsIo Ns.-fhe iaQaiFy for PoRg centinaes. and we notice sales Of aooat sU0 Abis, at tarfher ad~au,e for Prime; Mess iS selling ia smaii lots al S9 O0 per bbl. The following tue transactions, far as we eonld learn: 270 bhs. Prime at S1 s7 l5 ,lo Mess al % 70; z0 io, at Se o 2s do. S9 oe; aI do Prime at s7 S7i; 2a0 do at S7 as3; tas do. as Ss U0s and a0 bhls. do ~ S1 s7; fer bh, Hold CTS of Psme as the close of the market hrn al es O0 per bbi In BAeoS we leara of t5 casks Siessei |, sse; l2 do. ct 5s aaa iR do. ShaalieIs at i se. per %. In LasD there were no Sstes. BEEs is scaree--no safes te day.
 CoRN.-- The q transactions lu tAl1 arttcte t0-stAl amount to s0e sacks. viz: zoe sacks ysiiow a 6sc 2a1 do. mixed at t6c, 5Oo do. al 6Sc.; aBa lv0 do al Giyc. per bushel.
 0Ars.--65a sacks were re-sold to-day si ssc PeI hushei.
 WooL.--iuO0 ID Wool soii o-dsy at i3Ic per 10
 .WHIsKEy The sales of Whiskey to-day amount to ahount 250 bbis,, at from lss I9c. per gaii0n i5o bbis of which sold at Is2e per gallon.
 ExcHANcE.--Fofeign Exchanges are dalt, witl Etfta and S H per cent prem; Francs. 5f 32i. Northern Blls ass in active request, and we now quote 60 days os New York, II and II per cent discount; Cheeks. per cent premium.
 FRkssnrs.--we have not heard Of any engage ineats to-day.
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Puhlic. No. 76.

AN ACT to establish the ''Smi,hsonian In-
 knowledge among men.
 James Smithson, esquire, of London, in the
 kingdom of Great Britain, having by his
 last will and testament given the whole ol
 his property to the United States of Ame-
 rica. to found at Washington, under the
 name of the "Smithsonan Institution"
 an establishment for the increase and diff
 fusion of knowledge among men; and the
 United States having by an act Of Con
 gross received said property aad accepted
 said trust; therefore, for the faithful execu-
 ton of sad trust according to the will of
 the liberal and enlightened donor
 Sec. l. Be Il enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of .4mericu ia Congress assembied. That the President and Vice President of the United States, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of War, she Secretary of the Navy, the Post master General, the Attorney General, the Chief Justice. and the Commissioner of the Patent Office of the United States, and the Mayor of the city of Washington, during the time for which they shall hold their re- spectiye offices, aud such other persons as they may elect honorary members. be, and they are hereby constituted, an .establish- ment," by the name of the Smithsonian h. s,itution," for the increase and diffusion oi knowledge among men; and by a,a. name shall be known and have perpetual succes- sion, with the powers, limitations, and re- siriciions hereinafter contained, and no other.
 Sec. 3. And De t further enacted, That so much of the property of the said James Smiihsou as has been received in money, and paid inlo the Treasury of the United States, being the sum of five hundred and fifteen thousand one hundred and six,y-nine dollars, be lent to the United States Treasu- ", a, six per cent. per annum interest from the first day of September, in the year one thousand eigh, hundred and thirty-eight, when the same was received into the said Treasury; and that SO much of the interest as may have accrued on the said sum on the first day nf July next, which will amount to tho sum of two hundred and loriy-lwo ihou- sand one hundred and twensy-nine dollars, or so much thereof as shall by the board oi regents of the institution established by this act be deemed necessary, be, and the same is hereby, appropriated for the erection oi suitable buildings. and for other current in citien,al expenses of said institution and that six per cent interest on the said trus'
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$2O0 REWARD. PROCLAMATION:

BT THOMAS :. DREW, Gort5aSy of s7rfansss KY HEREAS, t has been made known to u,e, w that certain tshssn Smith, 0n the 4ih day oi August last in the eoansy of Desha, committed a most atrocioas eander upon the body of Eiijah Webster by wayTzying sEf ssi00tfng she saiit sWeb ster.
 Now, therefore. I, heinss $, Drew. Governor of the staie of Arkansss, by virtue of the power cad aaihorIY in me vested by Iaw. do hereby offer re ward tt two hundred dollars 10 any p.rson whe iaay aaprehen the said Ishan smith snd deliver him ,o ske Sheri of said county of Dssha, to the cad that justice Eaay he had Aad executed iI thsi tehalf.
 K TESTIMONY WHExEor, l have here
 unto sst my band, and caused the seal t1s1 of said state to be affixed. al Little Rock,
 on the 2sta day of SepteEhef, A. D.
 is.a THOMAS s. DREW By the Gossrnor:
 DAVID B. GHExR. Secretary Of Stats. Description. 'sIsaam Sfnith is asoat 42 years oi age. feet iaeA hfgh, ceuntsnznee rather oaxi down. swarihy complexion. sandy hair, sprearS to have a stoPpage in bis sFaech. has roman nose. teeth large and irregular"
 Septsmber 2SH lef6 3--0w
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ORITUARY.

Departed this life on the iith of September. al hs residence in Lawrence O., ArK. of Bilis u, fever, JoHS KING. after an illness of few da ays-aged seventy. 1.-two years. Besides his relativss. he has ef numerous circle of facqaaintaees to the ioss of SC worthy a husband, parent and friend.
 Cox. Dssd-in Lafayette ccaaty. Arks, on the iith inst. at o'clock. p. m, sf eoRgestiye fever afer an iiiaess of four days. Sarah Juiieii aged years ssosths and six days-aE interesting child of Gov. James S. and Mary J. Conway.
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PrnLlc-No 2l.

AN ACT for ihe relief of tho legal representatives
 of George Duyai. Cherokee indian' ,, .s 9s.,s,,atgfres Of Me Uaitsd Saies ef .4aaertca Z, C1,sres: assea6isd, That the secretary st War , bs ami he is hereby directed to pay to the legal royesentatiyes of Gecrgc Duval. deceased, Cher otee the just value of the 'ealasA and horss: ei inc ,.id Dnyal. destroyed or taken away by ei.i- zeas of the United States within the limits ot tte State of Arkansas.
 Approved, June 6, le4S