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TIE MARKETS.

FIfETTEv1L1E, Nov. 9. Bacon cents, and scarce
Cotton going at IL to 125 cents and in dem and corn
IS to 70 cents; flour So 25 to Sc rs; lard cents
whskey 35 to 40 cents manufactured tobacco 6 to 20
cents per pound. Trade brisk and fair.
r tCHAREEsfoN, Nov. q The Cotton Market wthoul
change, with good demand and full prices. Sales of
IT08 bales t12x to l38 cents.
CoLUNBIl S. C., Nov. l. Sales of $50 bales of Cot
ton this day, at "a to l34. Market steady.
"PEfERsBURc, November l.. Tobacco selling at from
SIS 80 to $780, according to quality, with active mark
ct; cotton, prime quality, Is cents; wheat from
s. 10 cents; corn 81 cents; bacon, hog round, from
n to u cents; -four, 81 IS to ST SO.
WIL&lNGroS, October 81. Bacon continues plenty,
and sales dull at from cents; 6s to rs cents
per bushe; -four, Northern, Sc so to S. lime rs cents
per cask molasses 81 to 22 cents, and light stock.
Ground peas e. COOLERS arriving freely, and quick sales
at from Sl l23 to 81 80 per bushel The Journal says
of Naval Stores Sales of urpentne for the week end
ing to-day, have reached about 2272 bbls mostly
decline of 10 per bbl for soft and in instance
at decline of l5c. per bhl. To-day there be
rather more animation with buyers, and hear of
small sale 50 20 per hh for SOFT and s. 90 for the
hard article This however for choice lot per
boat We quote for sales during the week, soft 10,
Is So 20, and hard at 90 S. 25, and correct
figures tally with last sales, soft Is So 90 and
hard 25-closing So 20 for soft, and 81 25 for
hard Rosin.-Salesl light. 80 95 per Dbl. for
No. 3-$l is asked but no sales at this price, Spirits
Turpentne.-We learn that small sale of this article
Country made) has been effected 25c per gallon; 253
since offered and 26 asked-no sales. Tar arrives very
slowly. Last sales at s. so per Dbl.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l. The Cotton Market dull to-
day, two thousand five hundred bales sold-good mid
ding lS3 cents.
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The Bugg'' also at Home Again.

HAVE just returned the second time from Boston
New York. and Philadelphia having spe nj nearly ali
OF August and Sept ember said cities getting no onr
CLOTHING every article OF which arms c,k bU ,nDseH
and made ar1deT my 01cn inspection and nresum :,
there is no one in North Carolina now who would be
verdant enough to question my capacity after the elm
quenf tribute paid to my " artistic sk' IN our last Su
perior Court. by Judge Counsel both sides
es and Jurors I refer to the case of Bipps 49, ~,
Nver'--action for damages in which bad 10 ,ay $3.50
in consequence at my extended reputation.
Come in, if yon please, and assist me in paying off
the Judgment by bnyng Goods. Who is there in
North Carolina who has not heard of the Hon. George
E Badger, the Hon. William Fl. Haywood Jr and
g Bug F." Oliver W by their fame is more 10 be
hemmed by State lines than heiaenrs to be- Cir
cumscribed within the narrow limits"
We are connected as all our customer know-aud if
they don't know it, they may-with no Northern House
but IdiiOrs OurSeives-huy goods and i'm
por quite many of what purchase proportion
to our business, any House in this State OF
There Establishment here elsewhere that pos
sesses any advantages over US ebuy where everybody
else buys and think understand business and
buy as cheaply. We say 'uI CLOTHING is rqua Ito
any offered for sale in North Carolina. and.
think superior, being Judges ourselves OF clothing OF
that though will leave the public decide, when
they examine for themselves. One thing is certain
without intending TO reflect upon any one-we will
sell clothing cheaper than the articles be
bought for in any of the Northern cities and cheap
any body that comes here who does not steal his.
clothing ready made.
Our stock embraces Drab Black Blue, Green GRAY
and other VERCOATS from Sc to $40 and upwards.
CLOAKS, full circle s and upwards. Flock dress,
and sack COATS from 81 to $l2 and upwards PAN
TALOONS, all colors and prices. fiom S. 10 $;s -
VESTS. all kinds and all sizes. at all prices from ST. %
10 So In fact every thing that can be found in any
similar establishment in the Union.
Weare North Carolinians We permanently To-
Gated here, and II we sell cheap others why not
give the preference five do not sell good goods
small price, will not ask your patronage.
Call call call before your purchase. at
OLIVER & PROCTERS,
MOL.
r. Il. R. r.
Fayetteville Street.
November 9th, 1850 .
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TTNHE undersigned having much experience and
in the business still takes military claims for
Bounty lands and Pensions for prosecution before the
government, very reasonable terms, and with the ut
most faithfuness and despatch. All letters him. from
claimants, must be post paid
The last Congress gave lands to all the officers and
soldiers who served month longer, and if dead,
their widows and minor children, in all the of the
United States, since 1890. 81
And provision is also made for pensions wild
of soldiers of the Revolution, who married before
the year 1900.
He furnish information concerning the grades of
officers of the Revolutionary war, which is all important
to c aimants, and difficult to procure elsewhere His
charges will be moderate.
Amy information concerning the heirs fhe following
officers of the Revolution will be thankfully received:
Thomas Clark Alexander Martin, James Martin, james
Moore, James Hogan, William Davis John White, and
Joshua Boman.
He also furnish copy of the roll of the officers
and soldiers of the State of North Carolina in the
with Great Britain declared 18th of June, 1872 giving
iii many instances the length of service, their respective
offices and Regiments; the time of entering the service
also the deserters and every particular TO facilitate the
collection of their claims. Every agent should have
copy. Cost, only $40 each county.
J. H. KIRKHAM.
Raleigh, Nov. l, $50. 2-f
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
At Wholesale and Retail.

AA have just received from of the largest and
w best established Houses in the United States,
of the largest and hest assorted Stocks brought
10 this City, Stock that would avoraby compare with
the Custom Work of any Establishment in the Union,
which are instructed 10 sell at unprecedented low
prices and to which invite the attention of Country
Merchants, citizens of Raleigh, the surrounding Cnun-
try, and Members of the General Assembly and ask
them to call and examine Stock before purchasing
elsewhere, determined to sell at prices that
will defy competition.
Country Merchants need have fears of finding us
with broken assortment, shall continue to have
large additions throughout the Season.
In addition to the above have full assortment OF
fine Shirts Jenny Lind and other patterns, together with
Silk. NJ erino Lambs wool Shirts and Drawers.
All nf which will sell as low they can be pur
chased of any Establishment in New York any other
City. A. B. STiTH s. co.
Raleigh. Nov. 6, 1850 SLOW If
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Arrivals at Yarbrousl.'s House.

+ Nov, LIST. J. Fl. Shields, Tennessee J. T. Williams
Miss Williams, Warren C. c. Sherrad, Texas; w. L.
De Rossctt, Boston.
T Nov I'd. Miss Hall, Miss Watkins, Miss Howerton
Halifax, Va Miss ]. White, Miss l. White Miss T.
White, Warrenton; Maj. A. Bletsoe, Wake.
Nov 3rd. G. J. Cowcs, Elksvile ]. Co4les, Bamp-
deIpha w. J. Glenn Richmond NJ V. Jones, Fay
ctteville Mr.. Bond BERTHE Charles Palmer Graham.
Nov. 4th. DIR. Brantley, Busbees; ]. S. Moore, New
Hanover; NJ. Carter Petersburg; #. r. Coyin, New
Hanover.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-06
UNION MEETING AT THE NORTH.

1t is stated that call for Union Meeting. similar
to that held in New York CITY, is circulating in
Philadelphia. 1t is expected to be held soon. and
will speak in thunder-tones the sentiments of Phi
ladephians against the fanatics and their accursed
leaders.
Alarge Union Meeting was also called at Geneva,
New York, on Saturday last. Senator Dickinson
and others were expected to address it. The DESTINY
of the Union is now in the hands of the Northern
people. They may save or destroy it. Their dec
sion must be rendered soon. Fanaticsm, like tim,
and tide, {" waits for no man.
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The FLYING MACHINE. Captain Taggart's ma
chine went up yesterday from the Thatched Cottage
in Jersey City, but the Captain did not go with it.
Owing TO some Encouragement in starting, the ma
chine took wrong course and soused in the
canal, from which it extricated with some diff
Guilty. While drawing it back to the place of start
ing the rope broke, and the balloon darted off into
space, leaving its owner behind. 1t passed the
city, changing its direction several times, the wheels
turning in the air. which led the general belief that
the with it and directing its Capt.
Taggart will Immediately commence the building of
another apparatus. ". Y. Tribune, 3lst ut.
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BosroN. October 40. 1870

OCLODef 80, I65U.
SEARCH FOR SLAvEowNERs. Theodore Parker and
other members of the committee of safety went
through some Of the of the United States Ho-
tel in search of persons supposed be in pursuit of
slaves. They were soon told, however, the propr-
etor that such conduct would mot be allowed in the
House, and were very politely invited suspend OPP
ratons and attend to their own business. They left
in few minutes
George Thompson, the abolitionst lecturer, who
created so much excitement here in 1885, has arrv-
ed in the Steamer Canada.
The fanatics are to give him grand reception at
Fanueil Hall.
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NEW AND CHEAP
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS

For the Fall and Winner TFade, 1850.
VNhE Subscriber having just received from New
n York and Philadelphia, elegant and extensive
supply nf STAPLE A.kD F-9NCYsDRY GOODS
embracing every variety of Sly and Fashion for the
Season. would respectfully invite his friends and Gus
Of The same, being fully persuaded they cannot fail tn
autnre and be won by their superior Richness and
BeGuty and still deHghed arh the good bargains
ne intends to giue them
ne assortment comprises, in part. the following viz
super Black Gros.de Rhine Silks.
Chameleon Satin D'chine do
Plaid and Figured Changeable do
Lnpns finest French Mernos.
Plain and Embroidered Cashmeres and Delaines
SILK Poplins, and MoIair Lustres
Chame leon Lyonese Cloth,
Super Black Merino CashInere and Al3acca
Plain, Polka, and Chine Delanes,
Hungarian and Jenny Lind Cloths (for Dressesl
Blue Brown, Green and Mode color ed Satin s,rip.,
Declines.
Chsngeable Thibet, and Cherry color'd Paramma,ta
Cloths, f
New Style Calicoes and Ginghsms,
Irish Linen, and Cotton Shirting,
Rich Velvet Trimming, and Silk Braids and Laces
lnsertlngs and Edgings,
Beautiful Bonnet ReIt, and Neck Ribands
Fine Kid and Silk Gloves, and Mi,s.
Together with many other desrabIe aIticles, among
which are
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings,
Sathnets. Tweets Cloth and Kentucky Jeans,
Fine Moleskin and Fur Hats
Fur and Cloth Caps,
Gentemen's Boots and Shoes
Ladies Walking Shoes, Slippers and Caters q;
Jenny Lind and Leghorn Bonnets,
Kersey's, Linseys, and Blankets,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Raleigh, Nov. 6. 1850. 640-H
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CINCINNATI, October 80.

CINCINNATI, October 80.
The COTTON CRoP, &c. There was severe frost
at Natchez on Friday night, destroying the Cotton
croP,and doing material injury vegetation generally.
The ground in the vicinity of Natchez, under the
hill, continued to give way, and it supposed that
three houses above the steamboat landing would be
carried away during the night.
The weather here is clear and frosty.
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Young Ladies' Institute.

TTNHE Rev. Professor Morgan has established at Sails
l bury, North Carolina. A YOUNG LADIES IN
STITUTE, a Model School, of the highest grade. The
of this system in Edgewort during FIVE years. is
known competent judges in Virginia, North and
South Carolina 1t is believed that similar institution
has made such ample provision for the comfort and
cess of Young Ladies' at such moderate expense the
pupil The year will close in June. All information
will be sent to applicants.
N ovember.I 1850. 2-5t
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Arrivals at Lavvrcnce's Hotel.

|, Nov /. Akin Ward Harrison CO., Texas; John D.
Powell, Wake Forest; Benz J. King, Louisburg; VIM.
H. Holt Alamance; VIM. F. Strayhorn, Hillsboro'.
Nov. 2. Weldon E. Person and James P. Burge,
Franklin; Washington Branch, Louisburg; Dr. John
McEntire Rutherford; Jas. Pace, Petersburg, Va
Nov. 3. G. w. Foushee J. Cheek, and r. Street.
Moore Roren Senserahers Sak-oe-ron ahere, and
Soselhen-tawntke, Onondaigua, NY; s. R. Browning
GuiIford Q. L. Poe and John Dennis, Pittsboro.
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From our Northern Exchanges, by Telegraph

@1e'1. -1A-I10I5oS' y 1eIeSIHPH'1
'BosToN, October 81.
BANK ROBBERY. The Village Bank of Danvers.
Massachusetts, was broken into last night The
watchman fred upon the burglars and shot one of
them dead, who proved to be John G. Page brother
ln-aw of the cashier of the bank. Pages father re-
sided next door to'the bank, and hearing the re-
port ran out to ascertain the cause and was first ap
Prsed of the sons evil attempt and fatal consequences
by stumbling over his dead body. The watchman's
name was Aaron Bateman. The three companions of
deceased Were supposed be regular rogues who had
led him on. The fact of the directors having had
some intimation of premeditated robbery led the
placing Waterman on guard unknown to any but
themselves.
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North Carolina Music Store.

yUNHE Subscriber takes this opportunity of announc
ing 10 the people North Caroline, that he intends
lS l6ped jn this city, in December next. MUSIC
rs TORE. where will always be found complete as
sortment of Foreign and American Music and Musical
instruments all of which will be selected by himself
The Pianos viii! be from the best Manufactures 10
the United States. and will be sold at New York and
Philadelphia prices.
Raleigh, November 2. 1850. 2-1y.
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MAR RTTH.

In Caswcll County, the 22d ultmo, by the Rev. j.
H. Pickard, Mr. w. H. Alexander, of Lincolnton to
Miss Mary R.. daughter of Dr. Geo. Robertson of Caswe
In Rowan county, the 10th ut by Rev. Samuel
Rothrock, Mr. Augustus Greber, to Miss Margaret
Misenheimer.
in Cumberland county, Mr.. Duncan Henderson to
Miss Margaret Arnett. Also, Mr. John A Arnett to
Miss Emily Messer. Also, on the 18th uIt Mr.. Thos
Williams to Miss Ann Eliza Chapman.
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MONTREAL, October 3I-P. NJ.
1t is estimated that not less than thousand fugi-
tive slaves have arrived in Canada since the
ment of the agitation. The sympathy shown them
formerly has nearly died away. Most of them are
suffering for the necessaries of life.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-06

A MAMMOTH SHIP. One of the most enterprsing
ship-ownng firms in New York, Messrs. Griswold,
have just entered into for the construction
of an immense clipper ship, tam hundred and thirty
feet in length with fortytwo breadth of beam, and
twenty-five and half feet depth of hold. She is to
be completed in about six MONTHS and will run from
New York to Canton, via California, and thence
home, completing the circuit of the globe with each
trip. She will measure tecentv siG hundred tons
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-06

Virgnian orator, Patrick Henry. had five sisters. Jane
Meredith, Anne Christian, Lucy Wood, Susan Mad-
and Betsy Russell. The last mentioned lady was
the grandmother of the Hon. w. G. Preston, Pres-
dent of the South Carolina College.
William Henry was his only full brother.
Patrick Henry's mother was Sarah Winston. His
father was John Henry of Aberdeen, Scotland. John
Henry's mother was Jane Robertson, sister to Dr..
William Robertson, the Historian.
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ROsToN Oct Al

BOsToN, Oct. 81.
A constable proceeded to the United States Hotel
this forenoon armed with warrant for the arrest of
Hughes and Knight, criminal charge of attempt
ing to kidnap Crafts and his wife, with orders to
take him before the police court. The keeper of the
hotel assured the officer that they left for home yes
terdaY afternoon.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-06

The Turkish Ambassador, Amin Bey, has been re-
ceving the Inequalities of the citizens of Massachu-
sets during the last few weeks and examining the
rlous factories at LOWELL the celebrated Quincy gran
lite quarrles the hospitals, prisons, poorhouses, aud
all other institutions of note and has expressed him.
self highly delighted with the admirable manage
ment OF all. He spent three days at the hospitabe
mansion of the Hon. Daniel Webster, at Mansfield.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-06

The Charleston Mercury states that quantity of
castor oil, manufactured from seed grown in the vi
entity of that city, has been shipped to Baltim ore.
The article, which is represented as being of SUI
pefOr quality, was prepared by Mr. G. Als, who has
":lcn the shipment under notice was made yielded
"S bushels to the acre. and sold at two dollars per
Uu'"e' The Mercury thinks that quite lucrative
u'"'SS' both to the planter and manufacturer, will
spring up In this new article Of export.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-06

BENroN's CHANCES FOR THE Presidency. A cor
respondent of the ST. Louis Union has deluded him
self with the idea that Col Benton will receive l59
out of 295 electoral votes He claims for the Colo-
mel, Connecticut, 3New York, Pennsylvania Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana Illinois, and the slave States OF
Missouri Texas Arkansas and several other States.
This writer must be person of sangune temperament
and considerable Imagination.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-06

OLD Hickory. In the difficulty with France, the
French Ambassador at Washington, hoping to fright
en- General Jaskcon, asked of him, when he demand
ed his passports, g What shall l tell the King OF
the French Monsieur President? 90
IS Tell your master, the King, that Andrew Jack
son says he must pay fght!''
There was misunderstanding such diplomacy
and the money was soon after forthcoming.
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Iesegrapaees so,. the =. ,s, :, a.
WasEINeTor CIrv. Nov. s,h 4

WASHINGTON Cry, Nov. 5,h, 1850,
Inc Washington Correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun (Ion) states that President Fillmore has issued
orders for the immediate concentration of troops at
Boston, tor the purpose, if necessary, of sustaining
and enforcing the Fugitive Slave Law.
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SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 81.
Messrs. Hughes and knight, the persons who Gre
ated so much excitement Boston, by attempting to
recapture fugitive slaves passed through here to-day
on their way to New York. They left without their
slaves.
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DRIED,

AT his residence in Edgecombe, Monday the 2sth
ut Col Hartman Ward. In the morning he well.
and before midday CORPSE verifying the solemn adage
'aIn the midst life, are in death. ~
In Peterborough, 9th ult, Edward, youngest SON
of the Hon. Abram Rencher aged months.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES:

Tickets only s lo-Halves S 5-Quarters s 90
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets 100 20
Do do. of 26 Half do &C. 90
DO do. of &c Quarter do. 81 20
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates ofPaek
ages IN the above splendid Lotteries wcceive the,nos,
prompt attention. and an official Of each drawing
Immediately after 1t is to all who order from us
ADDRESS ]. & G. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. MAURT, & Co., Managers,
alexandria, Virginia.
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Telegraphic Despatch, from the mayor of Colum-
bus, Mississippi, October 30:
"KilIng frost last night"
e. ABBOTT
friend of ours bought, yesterday, fifty thousand
dollars worth of cotton the strength Of the above
item, which was telegraphed to Halifax, yesterday
afternoon, in time to 60 out by the steamer.
N, T. Mirror 3Ia 1lH.
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See r. r. r R."

See r. r. r r.
To the citizens of North Carolina particularly.
NM measure and furnish suit Of clothes
w (ncluding coat pantaloons, and vest, at from 35
44 and will warrant them to be equal all
to any be furnished in the United States fol- that
money. Gentlemen need no longer send of The
State for cheap Clothing, unless they prefer it.
OLIVER & PROCTOR.
Raleigh, Nov. 5, 1850. 2-tE
RoraI Rail-
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E. We requested to announce Mr.. Patrick Nc
GOWan candidate for reelection to the Office of
Doorkeeper the Senate of the ensuing Legislature.
November 5, 1880. 2-tS.
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CLEAyELAND, Oct. 90.

CLEAvELAND, Oct. g.
large meeting has been held here, to express its
disapprobation of the Fugitive Slave law. number
of speeches, condemnng it in the strongest terms,
and pronouncng it unconstitutional, were made and
resolutions adopted to that effect
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New YoRK. November al

= = NEW DIRK, November 4th, 1850. :
The MARKETS. Cotton quiet. Sales of 300 bales
OF Fair upland at l43 cents. Rice quiet at So Flour,
grain, and other things unchanged.
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Since the first of January, l649, 1888 vessels hay
sailed from the Atlantic ports for California.
these l26 sailed from Baltimore.
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. We sec it stated that
Miss Catherine Lawrence, second daughter OF Abbot
Lawrence, American Minister at the Court OF st
lanes is about to be married the Marquis of Graf
ton. the eldest son of the Duke of Rutland.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-06

BRAZIL, according to recent accounts, has again
been going through the motion of aboshlng the slave
trade This the Brizilians have been pretending to
do for some years, shut some how, or some how ese
a cargo of slaves always brings good price there!
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A BEAUTIFUL FLOWER. A friend presented US a
flower which we think is one Of the greatest wonders
81 'ne moral kingdom have ever seen 1t IS about
te SIZE OF walnut perfectly white with five leaves,
resembling very much indeed the plant. Upon
'ne OoGmng Of the flower, in the cup formed by the
- IGe exact image of dove, lying upon its
back, with It's wings extended The peak Of the BILL
and the eyes are plainly be SEEM and small leaf,
before me mower arrives at maturity, forms the out
sPreso Ia Inns leat can be raised or shut down by
it-untl the flower reaches its fuIi bloom when Il
drops off,. Weregret our inability to give technical
Of this curiosity 5ss 5yO but
son every way qualified to write it. Pana1,o Sar.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-06

Gen. Cass is life IN ember of the American For
eign Bible Society, having been appointed through
the instrumenrality of the Babsst Convention 10
Michigan. 80 IS