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VI N'' '""S fh"'E3'
Da. \ r. Tow>sENu's Sars plyil.a ipri-orat.s tie
hole 50 stem pc ma.cufIy 10 tiec v fo have iu,t
iI,.r, e ,,r eh's. ' nede:pe n'
duigoncr 81 the passions and brought ou, uiys.csI
pro- tatiun Of The ncr ous s. stem Ia situin want II
ambition, Mintng sensations, prnuatuTc decay ana
decline, Fastening toward that nal disease Consume
t ' e"1 &c tH,llell tt,to''' "l I' i''a-Ani remedy
'
INVTGOEATISC CORDIAL,
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-, - ~ Us m is ~ = ~ ~ I! !i | - ",'''iy
most Si,s1i,,, 49, ~ - 80 ''e "'''1 > ''''' :" "
consumption tnfe".
Cleanse ahi Strengthen. Ge3sWrp'ion can he e"icA.
Ca'a,~l Coughs, .I.iIma, S,i,iirr Of R,,od Sorr.
Hr'S ~ nc th'sh l''o'f flf'h h,=H' S.rra's i',E
'Ic, haze J,ea ,,,tl eas b. end '''''
Splitting BLOOD.
DR s P Toysgrvp-I verify belia,e YOUR S,rso
parlla has been ibe means t,rough rr,;, .jc,.rs ~
saving my life / hare L,r several ,ezrs bai a baj
Cough ithecame vorSe ,uJ torse At Ia.f r,i 81
large quantities Of hlaod had niqtt sy.r,ts and ,v,s
greatly Lelfitated and reduced and di ,,t . = .t I
live. have ONLY used vnnr sarsauafiIla mont Inn,
and there has wonderful change been wrought ~
me. am now able to " ak all oScr The city rl,s,
no blood and ny 'ongh has LEFT ne. h.n can vel
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26

NEELLEGAN ~ GRIMES will receive,
I'VE on This day an entirely new and splendid
assortment Of GOODS, embracing every variety
ofn complete Fall nnd Winter Stock. Their old
customers, and MS mnny ncw oaes rs see ft, are
requested to give them call. Particulars next
week. Sept. 4, 1850,
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FRESH BEEF !

: ME subscriber will have Fresh Beef of SUI
4 perior quality, in Market, every Saturday
morning Cat day light, } during the month OF Feb
uary, and from that time forward every tuesday
and Saturday mornings
Meat can, at aIl times, he had either at Mr.
Camahun's slaughter house, or the cellar OF the
subscribers dwelling. the house formerly occupied
by Miss Beatty. ROBERT HOLMES.
Cadiz, February 5, 1851
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26

TRuEMAN SAYS Of Senator Foote
of Mississippi-hes high-pressure
steamboat OH FIRE
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.
(From the "Rostnn Bee ~

The editor said Dee 22d-
''nr H0n1anG's Celebrated Liern1rn Bitters f,,
the cure of Liver -omplaint, Jaundicc DyspeDsia.
Chronic or Nervous Debility. is descryedly one o
the most popular medicines Of The day. These
Bitters have been used BY thousands. aid friend
at our elbow says he has himself received an ci-
Sfcctual and permanent cure Of Liver Complafnt
from the use ol this remedy. Wearc convinced
that. i'll the use of these BtIcrs, the patient CON
stanlY gains strength aud vigor-a fact worty
of grcat consideration. They are pleasant in
taste and smell, and can be used by persons with
the most delicate stomach with suley under INV
circumstance. Nearesp speaking from experience
and to the afflicted we advise their nsc"
"Scot's Weeklcy," one Of the best Literary
paperA published, said Aug 25~-
''Dr iloohand's German Biltcrs, manufactured
by DIR Jackson, IRE now recommended by some
Of The most prominent members of the faculty as
an article of much efficiency in case of female
w wealncss. AS such is the case, VIC would advise
all mothers to obtain IL bottle, and Thus save
themselves much sickness. Persons of debili,a-
ted constitutions willGndthese Bitters advantages
to their health, as we knew from experience the
salutary cffect they have upon wead syslems.'
MORE EVIDENCE
The "Philadelphia Saturday Gazette." the
best family newspaper published in the United
States, the editor says Of
DIR. HOOFnAND'S GERM BITTERS
''It is seldom thi we TcComntn nd what is term
cd Patent Medicines to the confidence and pat
ronagc of our readers ami, therefore, when we
recommend DR.. lIoonand's German Biters. we
wish it TO be distinctly understood that we are not
speaking ct the nostluns Of the day, that are
noised about for brief PERIOD and then forgotten
after they haze done their guilty race OF mischief,
but OF a medicine long established, universally
prizcJ, and which has met the hearty appt oval
OF :ho Faculty itsef'
That this medicine viii cure Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia, no one can doubt after using it
as directed. ltacts specifically uponthe stomach
and Iyer-it is preferable to cnlomcl in aR biGous
d'seasss-- the effect Immediate. They can bead
ministcred to FEMALE or INFANT with safety and
reliable benefit, at any time.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26

d. r. Tow>sE>u', Sar.sp pl,il.a i1rigor5t.s tiie
hole 50 stem pc. ma-cutly To thu-c wto have ig,i
their muscular energy by the ELECTS 81 medicine ur
dulgcncr of the passions and brrugl, ou,, uiysraI
probation Of The nCTsous stem Ia situlr want II
ambition, minting sensations prnuiafugc decay ara
decline Fastening toward that ilial disease tasuns-
ton &c entirely restored ny is vira-Hi rclneiy
- ~ 49, LLn Il - l. -.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26

THE MARKETS. .-Neto York, March &c
Flour s!ood at $4,5O4 ,56 Wheot--no
chonae. Corn G24 cents per bushcl.
lluMG MAHKBr. Wheat at the river and
canal So cents. Flour $3.25a3GO. At our
own mills, wheat commands from go to 65
cents.
WooL has advanced ten to 6itceu pei
cent. in the enstctn market.
ROADS deep; money or credit in demand,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26
RrWAPE OF COlTNTEpFFITs

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for all medicines to attain to
induce councrIcitcrs 10 put forth ii spurious nrti
Gle az the risk Of thu lives those who are inno-
Gently deceived.
LOOK WE'LL TO THE MARKS OF
TIE GENULNE.
They have the written signature orc. M.
JarEsonupon the wrapper, and the name blown
in lie bottle, 2rittOut raith Hcy are spurious.
For sale, wholesale ana retail, at the GERMAN
MEDICINE STORE, No 100 Arch street, one door
below Sixth, Qutc .of278 Race s,reet) Philadel-
phia, and by respectable dealers Throughout the
country. Also ioi sale by Messrs. MCLEAN &
KNOX Cadiz.
Februa.y 10, 1850
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THIS EAiShI UEsrS ,vu crrrs TtcFs, 10 f5e IT.vf,S
Fnl ~ '. n'-daE 7s o,riiiy aad as7y TIE PuErY,
81" LNlE'tf -'s ini .a urer- sFsraGpI tlis Balsra
cure, hiS os VI Cosi .id ra4sss afgs c,f u TS E0f
LLL ulLlrr r.melr. Lnrc lr..al 3. - a..t :. - ~
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CONSUMPTION

nl Clrs'iariraI ant eivl sf ef.1u-f-s irt e..~-
lr-r pfsl1t % of -ais n ny tfer hIuluiv M -
hr hliu i7.lgs aili. Tr rvfe O. u-s here llss
.u my s,a''a rea'sag a. sup iac deyislnun q i,i
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26
BRANTrS INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSAM

80 ~ rfsp - The tfrsnsy usr M s,ref -s-..
tl sos ttl NFrinNfaf Hn3lrlfcd ca-es u sl-r.
% IHd df'i'tf IT. A6S--ucn roFiLEss ri,r7
e" efri ~ g uii-r ui=5le. So Hfffs hag4ftss we're
90 -l a ri-l pcrs'ls, Co have ieeu prsltlIlCed ~
Iiat'Ias a'a s7f- in De- ACTuAtLg uytSe Sotlr ,sho
~ .- nTil'lfies made hlye iCen cured. live.
-i-- t wa ii Old lire anutH-r day, are nov a.
"ei a11 n-.ry ~ lpy ever wer-
.sss' a. isr esarsag md PURIFYING virtues nearly
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GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No l2o, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the above diseases is not ex.
cclled, il cqualled, by any other preparation in
the United States, rs the cures attest, in many
cases Pner skiliul physicians had failed.
TEcsc Biticis are worthy the attention Of inyaI-
ids. Possessing great virtues in the recf cario
Of diseases on the Liver ard lesser glants, exer-
cising the most searching powers in weakness and
affections Of the digestive orgnns lhey uIe, with.
aE safe, cattain and pleasant.
READ Ann pF (ONVJNCCT,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26

Dr.. 5, p. TowNsFvD-I veliIv believe yaur Sarsa
parilla has been the means, through frny :irtcp nf
saving my life have i,r several cars ina! a bad
t0ugh II became worse and worse. At last ! Tai.tj
large quantities OF blood, had night sweets and was
greatly Lehiated and reduced and did not c rect 10
live. have only used yonr sarsapariila snoit tine
and there has wonderful change been wrought ~
me | am now able to walk all over the city j rglSe
no blood, and my cough has LETT ne. l.,u can y 6i
imagine that | am thankful for these results \ ont
Obedicnt servant. WNi Russell, % teatbe rin,-.t
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T.UNrcsS REsED -rzyJsT DIE!

Mr. T.. S. TERRY, merchant Pyyoa Geuesee roptl n "
Erule Au&is a. 1873: BEA%TS MEDIC NE is dome won.
ders here II has cared OF CoasgRpia int al lie uv.
cHtls had sa' "ast dir. Nhcnhc commenced alnp t1ns
Medtcme he rugh nu rUse his band his Ned "a
ie hHF ana every nlom scented TO ulcate
de llt ns'oHi 10 an e j. aide labor aud rides oil
over the comfy Il" used 9R4frr 50tlc 1t his also cured
young lady Of (0apmrta IN Orruls corufy witch beY
father sHys 6ortor toaid cgyr'
MIR. MICI merchant Of The sp,e place Inns Ger, ifcd d,
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1Dla CrD yyTY c.'l-J97rJ s.
= 4 il = 4 II : ISIL,IA 4 .
Wonder aud ltIrs.Ias, Of The a.

IT, Hsasf e1 ra"'i.era H,.Efe- Gr fa~ H..fs
Tbi, Extract is p', 20 Qsat E.ss Z. Is X ,iu.e,
cheaper, picls.Hirr ari N5Tsls"d ,uieIius ta cry
sold u cures Jise.'- Ni.Aalt vomiting. pli gag
sicaeniug or ishl,tliIg tie Flt,,a;.
The great beauty AMI suisriofy II this ssFsalsr,l
a oil other Medicines D. wls it sraIiestss ls.
It iuvgorstss the body o. oi tie Eery best
STRING AND SUMMER NEDh.lNEs
ever known: it not only rnrfes Tie ~ hole stem
snd sifeught as the per,"u bat d creates, ey uTe
and rich hiooi power possessed by 40 other NCti-
"iHe And iu tis l' the gr.nH secret ui iis ,ylisr
ul success. 70 has performed L;t tle last 50 years
mute than oaa hundred uu-lnI cryv oi
ni dseasc, ~ least ~tif' sra considered rIf.Ie.
y has s1'ci tIs ii.el Ot mcse .isH IJy' yiiieE tie
f-Lrn
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BRhNT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
rnTGHS Ann rnNSTIMpTInNS

Ihr HTsnn' a ium 'he Eret ccause IL Possesses az.
H'a 'frtssf EAHl lsrIriy ndpfc8 to .sf yrf g.
iiniy sosss'yy iar, air csrs n - " ~
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BiIc3,reifS fsiard SEPT H. isl7.
Dr.. s. r, T0wHsENp-- LtAl Sir; hive SuncrCd ter
rhly for niae years th tic lthcumaiisn r1nsiiara.
BILE Of the time could NOT eat, sleep walk had
the utmost distressing pass and ny limbs ter.
rbly swollen, hove used four bottles Of
pa illa and they have done me mrre tl,a one thou.
sand dollars worth Of good, am much better in.
deed am entirely relieved. lon at hbeIty to
use this for the benefit Of the afflicted,
! lours respectfully JAMES CUMMINGS
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Er1I. ThraaI. Lungs, and Heart.

snc a -'h',-. Of pa.m"n1rv narurr-sel dscasps s q
~ iT,'e =' i'ai 8TIrr yi.iy irrAIhrni Nie1 l,g AZ
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16
RALEIGH AND CASTOR ROAD.


The writer. over the signature of !" franklin. %
whose communication publish in another column.
has evidently mistaken the design and tendency f
one of our articles in relation to the RECONSTRUCT
ton of this Road. The aim and design of that artice
was to arouse the attention of oil concerned to the
Importance of the proposed work, and TO call forth
something of more decd ed and effective nature from
the friends of this work., than mere words and prom
ises in public meetings. We have had enough words
and promises-subscrpon must be made, if the Road
is to be rebuilt. We spoke, in that article, to Frank
lin, Granville. Warren, Norfolk, and Petersburg and
We endeavored to show that this place had already
well nigh performed its duty in relation to the enter
prise We alluded to probabilities, by way of slim
ating those who appear to be backward in the mat
fer, and who have not yet, regret to say shown
determination 10 take care oftheir own interests
We shall offer no apology for the statement, in that
article that the Wagoners were getting good prices
for hauling, and that they deserved them. We are
as friendly to the Wagoners are to the Rail
Roads, and we rejoice in the prosperity of each and
all. And if the Wagoners receiving good prices
along the line of the CASTOR Road with the prospect
Of continuance of these prices and increase o:
their business, whose fault is it! Are they to be
blamed for it Surely not-nor is the CASTOR Road,
which has been doing all it possibly could, in its
dilapidated condition, to bring up the freight and
meet the public demands. -s
crisis like this calls for plain language. The
old stockholders and the public have been offered in
the Charter of the CASTOR Road fair and liberal
and if the Road is not reconstructed under that Char
ter, the fault will not rest with the State. We have
been informed, on good authority, that Petersburg
will take at least hundred thousand dollars of the
stock; and that meeting the subject has
been called there by the Mayor, and was to have
been held yesterday. But that will leave some two
hundred and fifty thousand still unsubscrbed. Whc
,UiH take a.? Norfolk may subscribe one hundred
thousand, and she may not. We put it to {" Frank
lin himself to say under these circumstances if
not justified, as friend of the work, in speaking
plainly the subject generally, and strongly of the
probabilities which way be involved.
We have given place with pleasure to the commu
nication of Franklin,' though he takes somewha
to task for some of our expressions. A free and fu
discussion of the matter is needed and shall cheer
fully publish such communications the subject as
may be sent US. We hope, however, that the mex
letter we may get from Sc Franklin" will be one an
nouncing that the people of Frankinton and vicinity
have subscribed twenty thousand dollars to the work
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16
FORSYTH SUPERIOR COURT.

The Superior Court for Forsyth County was in
session last week, his Honor Judge Bailey presiding
We learn, from the Salem Press, that on Thursday
case from Davidson-the State Us. Edmund Martin
"a free negro, arragned a charge of stealing a
slave, was taken up and tried. The trial occupied
the whole of Thursday till nine o'clock night and
after L" clear and remarkably impartial charge from
the Judge, the Jury retired, and after being absent
some time, returned verdict of guilty. Solicitor
Poindexter and Ralph Gorre Esq, appeared for the
State, and John A. Gilmer, ]. M. Leach, and J. R.
Mclean, Esquires, for the prisoner.
On Friday morning Judge Bailey pronounced
sentence of death upon Martin, when an appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court.
We learn from the {" Press,' that Jesse Mcbride,
who was convicted at the last Term of Forsyth ST.
perior Court of circulating inceudiary pamphlet,
but appealed to the Supreme Court also made his
appearance, as he bound to do. No action hav-
ing been had the the late Term of the Su-
preme Court, account Gas is supposedly of some
informay in the record, the appeal lies over, and
he was again held to bail in bond of one thousand
dollars for his appearance the next Superior Court
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16
THE BOSTON SLAVE CASE.

We give, in another column, from the baltimore
Sun, full of the closing scenes of the Bos-
ton slave case. The law, il appears, has been sus-
tained and the slave delivered up but this has been
done amid feeling and an excitement which has had
parallel in that City since the days Immediately
preceding the American Revolution. 1t is painfully
apparent that the people of Massachusetts under
the influence OF the fanaticism that dis
graced humanity. There are many, it is true, who
oppose the workings of this natcism and who, un-
der the stern demands of the Constitution of their
county, would do their duty, if they could, and
deem their State from the imputations now justly
resting her; but these persons generally over
powered and siIenced by the thousands and thou
sands of the opposite side. Now and then, as in
this case with the whole police of Boston and the
of the United States aid them, the friends of
law and good government may triumph; but each
will doubtless bring with it difficulties,
and the same array of force to carry out the law.
Under these circumstances, what is this ugitivesave
law worth to the Southern people, far as Massa-
chusetts is concerned? Who will venture to visit
Boston with the view of retaining his slave, when
he succeed only by the aid of muskets, and at
cost of hundreds of dollars!
Pending The examination before the Commissioner
the fanatics held meetings, made inaamatorv Speech
es, and invoked the people to assemble on Friday
,oiM arms, witness the States disgrace - in the
delivery of Sims to his owner, and to obstruct, il
possible, the due execu zion of the law. Indeed
every species of appeal resorted to- both in and
out of the Legislature; but the friends of law and
order stood irm-the muskets CLEANED in the eyes
of the fanatic scoundrels-and Judge Woodbury. ter.
minated the drama by the declaration that Massa
chusets was still State of the Union and that,
far as he was concerned, he would execute the law
- or perish in the attempt
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16
WILLIAM F. MARTIN, Secretary.

MACHINE FOR MAKING ENVELOPES. The Worces-
ter (Mass.) Spy gives the following account of new
sef-feeding machine for manufacturing letter envel-
opes. invented by DR.. Halves of that city:
After the paper is cut from the ream by the usual
process common in all the manufactures of envel-
opes all that is required is place it within the reach
of the iron fingers of the machine, when it is taken
up, sheet by sheet, folded pasted, pressed as to
make the paste adhere more firmly, and not only de-
vered into receptacle for the purpose, but actually
counted into packages of twenty-five, needing no
further care the part of the machne-te tender than
to put slip of paper round the package, and place
them in baskets ready for the market. Three Of
ty-six thousand envelopes day. Others being
built, and will be in readiness, when the Doc
tor will be able to fill contract which he has made,
to furnish hundred ard twenty thausand envel-
opes day."
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16
PLANK ROAD.

We copy from the last Fayetteville Carolinan the
following of the Meeting of the stock
holders of the Fayetteville and Western Plank Road
Company ..... .......
"The Stockholders of the Fayetteville and West
Thursday last. large majority of the individual
stockholders were present, in person or by proxy.
Wesley Jones, Esq, of Wake county, represented
the State. =.
Hon. James G. Dobbin was called to preside,
and Mr.. ]. M. Rose was appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions, changing the termi-
nus of the Road, were passed
ResOiOeG That the location of the main of the
Road, from the point near Jacksonville, where the
contract with the Messrs. Worth now ends, be so
fixed to far as possible to point common
to the routes towards Lexington and Salem-and
from thence to Salem-and so to the State line
where the Virginia Turnpike strikes it, by way of
Bethania and Mount Airy; and that the President
and Directors be recommended to locate a branch
from the same common point to Lexington, with a
view of an extension Mocksville and Statesville ;
and that they be empowered to put both the main
stem and branch, such parts of them either of
them, they may think advisable, under construc-
lion at the earliest practicable day.
hesoiDed further, That books of Subscription for
increased capital of be opened under the
direction of the President and Directors, and that
the privilege of priority of such subscription the
present Stockholders be waived, and the books be
opened to the public generally. GO. IS b,
The meeting declared per cent. dividend on the
whole capital stock of the Company ($2O0, 900 j
while but Is miles of the road has paid tolls, viz
IL miles for months, and Is miles for months.
Mr.. Winslow was reelected President, and the
following the Board of Directors: J. w. Pearce,
G. Benbow, s. G. Bruce, Alex. Murchison, Hugh
Mccain, John Fl. Cook, Geo. Nc ell, G. Dem
ing, and James Kyle. ..
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16
WEDNESDAY. APRIL rs. 1851.

" Mr.. C. W. James, No. 1, Harriso Street, Gin
cinnattl Ohio is our General Travelling Agent for the
Western States, assisted by J. R. Smith, j. r. Dent,
Jason Taylor, j. w. Armstrong, Perrin Locke W: Ram
say, DR.. Joshua Wadsworh, Alexr X Laws, and A. J..
Smiley.
Mr.. Henry M. Lewis of Montgomery, Ala, is our
General Travelling Agent for the States OF Alabama and
Tennessee. #EA5
Mr.. Israel E. James, No. 1872, South Tenth Street,
Philadelphia IS our General Travelling Agent assisted
by Wm H. Weld, John Collins. James Deerlng, Kirk
Wellington E. A. Evans, John T. Judkns. P. Locke,
JOS Button, Geo. P. Button and Thos. ID. Nice J
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16

BUNCH GRASS IN THE FAR WEsT. Attempts are ma
king to introduce, east of the Mississippi, the bunch
grass, which the emigrants to the land of gold find
so nutritious for their cattle in crossing the Rocky
Mountains. 1t grows hill sides, prefering pebbly
and sandy soils, producing seed like the oat, and
stalk which contains abundance of saccharine matter.
The dry summers on the mountains rpen it in May
or June and the hay the stalks remains good all
the winter, till the following year. 1t is said to give
the flesh of neat cattle fine favor. .at
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16

Mr.. Whitney, despairing of receiving any assis-
lance from Congress for his projected Railroad to
the Pacific, has gone in one of the Steamers to Eng
land. to negotiate for route through Upper Canada
and the lands of the Hudson Bay Company in north
Oregon. This is even wilder and more Quixotic
scheme than his first project.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16

Here is laughable instance of s. n short Of
Bible" A reverend gentleman, while visiting par
ishoner had occasion in the of conversation to
refer to the Bible, and asking for that article, the
of the house to bring it, and back with
two leaves of the book in his hand. 9. declare" "
says he, this is all we've got in the house; I'd
idea We were so near out? :" Kinckerbocker.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16

DEAF AND DUMB PRINTINs. The introduction of
Printing in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum of Ohio,
has been recommended by the Select Committee of
She Senate of that State. 1t is proposed to print
school books fos gratuitous distribution to those who
are not able TO pay for them.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16

The " old Horssfy" has recommended James T.
Morehead, Esq, through the Greensborough Patriot,
suitable candidate to represent the Guilford Dis
trct in the next Congress. Troubled with Horse
flies thus early in the season. what will Mr.. Morehead
do if he should be Leaehed about the first of July
next!
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16

fkFWe are authorized to announce the Hon. ABRA-
HAM w. VENABLE, as Candidate for reelection
to Congress from the Fifth District, composed OF the
Counties of Granville, Person, Orange, Caswell, Ala
nance, and Chatham. s So -f--F-. u