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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27
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From tAe Mississigsian.
The Democracy of Arkansas.

The Democratic State Convention of Arkansas, which assembled at Little Rock on the 18th ult., nominated for Congress, the Hon. Robert W. John son. This was done notwithstanding his repeated declarations that he did not desire a re election. Mir Johnson was ultra in his position on the ques- ton of southern rights. He wared zealously against the Compromise fraud-Standing shoulder to shoul- der with Davis, Thompson, Brown, Melville and Featherston, of this State, in battling against the foes of Southern institutions. The Democracy of Arkansas have witnessed his course, and approve it, and they are not willing that he should retiie from public life without Inanifesting in signal manner, to him and to our Northern oppressors, their appreciation of his course. We are gratifed at this demonstration. It shows that the sterling Democracy of Arkansas will not, as the Submission Wings would have Mississippi do, strike down the defe enders of Southern institutions We look for ward, with confidence to the triumph of Col. John son, and the vindication, by his old constituents, of his patriotic course in Congress.
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The New Coin.

We were presented, few days since. with one of the rev haree cent pieces Itis beautiful lit- tie coin rather smaller and much lighter than a half dime-and looks like silver. On one side it is circled by the words Unijed States of America, ls5i," with single star filling the centre. on which is the usual representation of the shield.- On the reverse side is the circle of thirteen stars, with large c. enclosing III. Under the cheap postage system, which commences the lst July, il will become very useful.
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Estray Notices.

We publish to-day the list of estray notices re- ceiyed during the past month As many inquiries have been made with regard to their publication, we refer those interested to the 25th chapter of the Digest of the Statutes, secs IA and 21.
 The price at which we have agreed to publish them is thrtyone cents for each estray, but unless accompanied by the cash, post paid. they will not be inserted. This regulation is necessary both for ourselves and the clerks of the several counties.
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arThe Mexican Minister Sepor Rosas in ',

1J' The Mexican Minister, Senor RoSas, in pur- suance of notice to our Government, given when NIT. Buchanan was Secretary of State that Mexico would claim any part of the amount of the in demnity allowed to our citizens which should be proved not to be due, has prepared dis patch, 1t IS said, for this Government claiming for Mexico the sum of S46 ,000, which is left out of the three and quarter millions agreed, by the Mexican treaty, to be paid for the injuries done to the persons and property of our citizens by the Mexican authorities. HT
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me Nowlna,Ion.

We have never known nomination recelved with 90 much general satisfaction as that of the Hon. K. w. Johnson. He has won tor hinselfthc confidence and admiration Of tho democracy and the respect of his opponents at home and abroad. His course has hitherto been marked with exem- plafy consistency in his devotion to the interests of his constituents and his fidelity to the principles of hts party. Democrats may we'll be proud of him as their Representative. To the wings his nomi- nation was the death kncll of all theiT hopes to profit by apparent dissentions in the democratic ranks and to elect Congressman from their own party.
 ! From every portion Of ths and the adjoining States, we have received intelligence Of the satIs- faction and delight with which the people hail ,he re nomination of Col. JohnSon. With 50 well fred and faithful a standard bearer, the Democracy of Arkansss need but do their duty and they will re. main ever victorious.
 l We publish below few of the many extracts we might make upon the subjec. of the nomination.
 From the (IeSena) Bulletin.
 con our first page will be seen the full proceed | ings of the Democratic State Convention. held at Little Rock on the 2sth mlt We rarely see a higher compliment paid by any State Of people to 1 a public functionary, than that which Robert W. Johnson has received from the Democracy of Ar kansas. It is not uncommon for State to re- nominate faithful public servant to be returned to Congress- but in the face of positive declina- ton, without concert, and by the spontaneous ac. ton of the people, in opposition to worthy com petitors, for Robert W. Johnson to be thus prefer rcd, is, to him, highly complimentary as t Is truly deseTved--it IS one which he viii not fail to appge- ciate with just pride. It IS an endorsement of his bold and manly course, such cannot be mistaken at home, and will send abroad an influence that will be felt in the halls of Congress We rejoice l at it--not at the disparagemeDt of the claims of others but that we know the champion we have chosen will bear standard aloft in the battle and, the breeze" honorsbly and faithfully The contention made no declaration of it's princi- ples--none was needed---the Democracy wear their ancient armor and are ready for the conflict. Shall we have
 1 "That true joy which warriors feel In foemen worthy of theiF steel f' 1 If so, let the whigs pick out their champon--ee invite them to the fray. A bold discussion is now | going on in Mississippi, Tennessee, and the other States of the South. Let it eeme in Arkansas--Iet us discuss this question which threatens the dis ruption of the Union, and not leave 1t cursed 1 legacy to our children
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rhe Arkansna whig.

This new paper, after several convulsise throes betokening the event, was issued into existence on Thursday morning hst. It is beautifully print ed sheet. and is edited by R, c. Fanely. Esq, oi this city. We welcome the Whig to the field of fair and deliberate discussion Of principles. con test in which the night must ever be victorious, where
 Truth, crushed to earth will rise again,
 The eternal years of God are hers;
 But Error wounded writhes in pain,
 And dies amid her worshippers.
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TAe Rev. P. L,Homnle. wAo has been sppo.nted

The Rev, Fr. L'Homme, who has been appointed Admnistrator of the Catholic Archdiocese of Bat tmore, during the see has addressed cIe aiar to the parochiai clergy, officially announcing the death of the Archbishop. and reminding them of their duty to offer up fervent prayers for him to the throne of mercy, and the sacrifice of Mass, and that as seon as the rules of the Church will permit. solemn funeral service be performed in
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L5 The smuggling operations on the California coast have got to exceed those or the Canady Iine and that IS saying good deal. Whether one de- partment IS made use of to cheat another is no, quite certain. The government has no sdviees, other than what the newspapers contain, as to the pratce of smuggling fine goods through the mail bags. Whether the revenue officers have righ, to arrest the United States mail IS question. But hereafter il will Dc necessary to send along with the mails to California few extra revenue inspectors, as we'll as mail agents.
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The siormons and the Pacific Railroad

The est Louis Republican " notices report that the Mormon residents of the Salt Lake Valley will make proposition 10 Congress, through their delegate al Washington, to construct the Pacific railroad from Salt Lake City to the Pacific Ocean, if the United States Government will build the road over the intermediate load between Missouri and the Salt Lake connection.
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TAeir Position.

The true Democracy of the North have moi for gotten their principles, but still adhere to the Con stitution in spite of the furious fanaticism which roars around them. The Boston Post, sterling deasoera'ie paper, thus defines it's position:
 I've go for sustaining the Compromise as a whole, at tliis crisis, and would support no man for office who would disturb it by further agitation of the slavery question in tue next Congress-
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U- A large meeting was held in Washington unanimously voted that all officers of inc Corpora ton be hereafter elected by the people. Further, was resolved that measures be taken 10 bring lhe subject before the whole people, to be decided a! the ballot box in the month of June.
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ay- We were politely invited, a few dal

p- We were politely invited. few days ago, 10 sample the wines and liqaoFs at Messrs 0hyer & Co.'S new establishment corner of Markham and Main streets. We found thete an extensive and we'll assorted stock Of the very best drakables of every description. His variety mcrils the attention of honsekeepeTs.
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gT' The Arkansas Wlie calls the doctrine of revolution "damnahls.' That is exactly the thing neighbor.s That is good whigrery. the most bitter enemy cf freedom could not have used stronger epithet is precisely the language, the very words of thu old blue light feeralsts sho sided with the British a 1872, and have been warning against the Constitution and equal rights ever since.
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u A deputation. headed by Lord Ashley, waited upon the Archbishop ol Canterbury, on the 9th uit, for the purpose ofpfesentiug an address to hs Grace signed by e39. .s6o clerical and lay members of the churchof England, on the subject ol Papal aggression.
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l5' The books of the MormonS are to be exhibited at the Worlds Fairin the English, French and Dan ish languages. They have been translated and printed by Mormon Missionaries in those countries. The Mornons boast of their unparalleled success in making converts in different countries in Europe.
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IT There are said to be 100, GOO applicants for bounty lands wasting their time at the land office in Washington Applications have gone in at the rate of from four hundred to fifteen hundred day
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IJ' The New York Herald states that Chief uS- tee sharkey, of Mississippi, and Mr. Pennington, of New Jersey, have been appointed to the two commissioneIships in California.
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g57 h Russia. tie candles used in the mines are made of tallow mixed with powdered charcoal. which is found to increase the intensity of the light
 ls. In the city of Rome, which contains 70, 3Sf inhabitants. there are 34 Bishops, 1 ,240 Secular Priests, 1, ,s92 regular Priests and ie7 Monks.
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Honestv.

The surviving partner Of a mercantile house n
 Virginia. who was indebted to merchant sfPh Phila- ielphis, to the amount of s77 IS. thirty-three years ago. few days since remi,ted s2s4 IS. be-
 ing principal and interest. with the assurance that
 he regretted he was not able to pay ii before.
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lJr The people of Wisconsin passed a law, in March last. which relieves ihe sect kaowa as thu, 'sesenth Day Bsptis,s'' from the usual legal lia bilities of the Sabbath.
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uThrough the kind attention of tbe Hon. wm. K. Sebastian. re have been furnished with copies Of decisions in the U. S. Supreme Court. in which the State Of Arkansas was interested.
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GTseveral articles intended for to days paper have been crowded out and forced to lie over till next week.
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IF There IS to be Quarterly Meeting at the Nj. E. Church. in Pine Bluffs, on Saturday and Sun day, the 7th and s;h of June next.
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Commissioner for Town l, North l2 West, and James B. Keats. Esq, for Town l, N. II West.
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II- Advices from Santa Fe to the lst April state that the Apachas have been very troublesome; buta treaty of amity had been effected with them through their chief Chaicon, by which he bound himself to keep the peace on penalty of forfeiting his head.
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Consumption of water in Large Cities.

Twenty eight gallons of water is large allow ance for each person. In Boston the water i, wssted the amount used each day is six niiilienl of gallons, or fortytw gallons to each person.
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p The Banner is the ausis..ised newspaper for tho publication of estray notices-psice si cts for each notice.
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ar The Supreme Court of Missouri has decided that the law of the State for licensing and taxing merchants is unconstitutional.
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IT The number of Germans in the State of Wis consin is estimated at 100000, out of population oF 290, GOO souls.
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Fer safe, oaesp for CASH, Doabis Medium Printing Press in complete ordsr apply at e Arkansas Banner OfRee.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27

aJ- It is said that Mrs. Torres, has determined to appear on ihe stage next fall
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u Jesse Adams. Esq. of the Mail steamer Ruily, has our thanks for the latest New Orleans
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27

Ezoa. Danssl 6, Dickson late US. Senator fsem Nsw Yotk State, k spcten of in some of the souahsrn papen for the Presidency of the United
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Cr The robbery of house by the cloroform pro- cess was committed at Cincinnati last week.
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

R. W. JOHNSON, Democratic Nominee for Congress, will address the people, at the places and times indicated in the following Schedule, at the hour of 10 AM. The Democratic papers throughout the State are respectfully requested to publish this notice until the 18th July. 1851. PaayvuLE, PEaRy county, MONDAY, 18th June. LEwmBune, CONWAY county, TUEsDAv 17th June. DovEa, PorE county, THURSDAY, 18th June. DAHvmx, YELL county, SATURDAY, Fist June CzARKsvnLx, JoaEsos county, TUESDAY, 24th June OzARK, FRANKLIN county, WEpNKsDAY, 25th June. vAN BgnEs, CRawFosD cty, SATURDAY, 2Sth June PoEs SnrrH SEBASTIAN cry, MONDAY, s0th June FAYErrEvLLE, WAsmsoros ct'y, FaIDAY, 4th July BExroSvILLE, BENTON county. SArUaDAY 5th July HuxTsvIIIx. MApisoN county, MONDAY 7th July CAHRoLTos, CARROLL county, WED'D DAY 9th July JAsrxR, NEWTON county, THuRsDAT 10th JULY. LEBANON, SEARCY county, SATURDAY 18th July. CLIFTON, VAN BUREs county, MONDAY i4th July. LITTLE RocK, PULASKI county, Saturday 18th July
 L:..le R-rk. May 2s, 1851. Msssrs. Editors ;-I enclose you schedule of ap. pointments which please publish with request that 1t may also be published by all other Jour- nals of the State..
 Twill endeavor to fill these appointments. and address my fellow citizens at each place specified, at the hour of 10, A. NJ. if convenient for them. It will be perceived that my appointments em- brace very nearly the whole of the West and Northwest part of the State It is impossible in the time allowed me to visit the whole Stale Af- ter 3llng the last appointment now made, to wit; at Little Rock on the 18th of July. will set out immediately and visit such part of the State as may then be deemed necessary.
 I am sirs respectfully yours,
 R. W. JOHNSON.
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gTTwoof Harnum's clever elephants died on the passsgs from Csylon to Nw York.
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gT TThanks to MT, Charles Rapley for the latest Nsw Orleans papesa
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lJ Twonew large tobacco warehouses are about being opened at Louisville, Ky.
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PRINTING BoARDs, CARDS, aC.
TO PRINTERe.

god assortment of printing, hook, oscap, ieer and foopoSt papsr constantly kept hand the Arkansas Banna oce and will be furnished tAe trade low pElcea IbT CASH.
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TO sRlPPERs.
Printing Press.

sEls of Laans nsaly pralea, for sae Inc Arkan.a. Banner Ofsea,
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RPWm. M. vAa vALKEssuMoH, Esq, Warren Bradley county, s authorised to act as Agent for the AFkaasas Banner.
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-24
General Agency,
E q M mpnoM & spApp,
TIE X A S

II "A
TFNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed partnerships
the transaction of business with the several depart
ments at the seat of Government in Ausin,-such as
the adjustment and collection of claims against tie
State the procuring of Land patents any other bus
connected with the General Land office the Adiu
iant Generals Office, the Comptrollers Office, Tie
Treasury Department. and the purchase or sale Of land.
soap, land, SC, &c. Charges will be moderate. Let
teIs on business must be postpaid
J. w. HAMPTON, City Of Austin.
D. w. STAPP, Victoria.
REFERENCEs:
Hon. C. G. Keenan,, Speaker House of Representa-,
tives, Huntsville.
't NJ. D. K Taylor, Jefferson,
Gen. Edw. Fl. Tarrant, Corscara,
- J. d. Henderson, S Augustine,
'' Joseph Bates. Galveston,
Hon. John n. McRae, Milan,
'' James c. Wilson, Mafagorda.
Mr.. J. w. Cruger, Houston,
'' John ID. Logan, Washington, D. G..
w. D. Miller, ESQ.,, Austin, Texas,
Hon. D. c. Van Derlip. San Antonio,
VIM. 6. w. lowers, Palestine,
s. r. E. Clements, Brownsville,
6 Burrel P. Smith, ClalksvIle,
6 NJ B. Charlton. WuodvIlle,
g NJ CIough, Marshall,
g David C. Dickson, Anderson,
'' w. NJ. Cochran, Dallas,
g Ado'ph. Sterne, Nacogdoches,
s' NJ Smith, Shelbyville,
H. W. Conner, Esq, Charleston, S. C.
w. w. Holden, Raleigh, N. C.
Austin, Sept. 1880 26-
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ALL THE ANIMALS FOR 1851.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
At Wholesale and Retail.

WA7 have just received from ofthe largest and
Wv best established Houses in the United States,
of the largest and best assorted Stocks brought
to this City, Stock that would favorably compare win
the Custom Work of any Establishment in the Union
which instructed to sell at unprecedented 10"
prices, and to which invite the attention of Country
Merchants, citizens of Raleigh, the surrounding Coun
try, and embers of the General Assembly, and ask
them to call and examine Stock before purchasing
elsewhere, determined to sell at prices thai
will defy competition.
Country Merchants need have no fears of finding Us
with broken assortment, shall continue to have
large additions throughout the Season. -.
In addition 10 the above have full assortment Of
fine Shirts Jenny Lind and other patterns together WIN
Silk. Merino, Lambs wool Shirts and Drawers.
Ill of which will sell as low they can be pur'
chased of any Establishment in New York any 9th
City. A. B. STITH s. co:
Raleigh,6, 1850 s4O-wtf
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-24
GARDEN SEEDS,
Growth of 1850; raised by the United Society called
Shakers, and DIR. Landrcth. For sale by
Henry D. Turner,
North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh, N. &.

Artichoke-Green Globe. Ef
AsparaguS-Giant.
Beans9Early China Dwarf, Early sig weeks. (yelIOwo
Refugee, thousand to one, Horticultural Pole,
Large Lima, Carolina Lima.
BeetgEarly Flat Bassano, Early Blood Turnip Early
Orange Turnip, French Amber Sugar, White Selesia
Sugar. Long Broad, Long Mangei Wurtzel
BrocoE-Large Purple Cape, Large White Cape.
tHfotUer-Eary, Large Late.
Cabbage-Early Sugar Loaf, Early York, Early Drum
head, Large York, Large Drumhead, Mammoth. Cnew,)
Flat or Late Dutch Drumhead Savoy, (new0
CeLery-Large White Solid Rose colored, Solid Silver
giant, (new)
Corn-Eary Hawk, Early Canada, Early Smiths
White, Sioux Dutton, Early Tuscarora, Early
Sugar, Early White Flint
Crcss-Cur!eI or Peppergrass, Broad Leaved, Extra
Curled (new) Water.
Cucuniber-Early Green Cluster Early Frame, Early
Short Green, White Spined, Long Green Turkey,
Long Green, (Keens) Small Gherkins.
CarrOt-Early Horn, Large Altringham, White Field.
Egg PLant-Large Purple, White, (ornamectal)
Endirc-Green Curled, Broad Leafed.
KoLe-Green Cured Scotch Sea.
Leek-Large Scotch. or Flag Large London.
Lettuce-Imperal Sugar Loaf, Early White HeaG, Ear
y curled Siesa Large Green Head Icehead Ice Coss,
Royal Cabbage Head early, Extra Cabbage Head.
Brown Dutch.
| NeLon-Large Musk, Large Yellow Cantelope Green
Ctron, Fine Nutmeg, Wards Nectar, Pine Apple,
Persian, Pomegranae, Fragrant Water Imperial, Wa
ter Early Apple Seed Water Long Island, Water Ca
roIina, Water Citron, for preserves.
Okra-Long White, Short Green.
Oni0aa-White Silver Skin, Yellow, Red, Welsh or
French, for Soups.
! Parsnip-Guernsey, Long White, Hollow crown.
PGr$lcy-Plain or Single, Curled Dwarf Curled.
Pcas-EarIy Cedo NuIli Early Prince Albert, (new,)
Early May extra Early June, Early Charlton, Bish-
ops Early Dwarf Large White Marrowfat, Large
| Black Eye, Dwarf Marrowfat.
! Rndish-Long White Summer, Early Scarlet Short
| Top, Long Salmon, Long Scarlet or Early Frame
Scarlet or Cherry Turnip, Philadelphia Large White
! Turnip Yellow Turnp, White Fall Spanish, Black
Fall Spanish.
! Carrof-I.ong Scarlet Blood Long Orange.
| SOrre-Engiish Garden Broad leaved.
Soinage-Broad Leaved Savoy, Round ieaved New
| Flanders Prickly.
Satisfy or Vegetable Oyster
! Sguash--Bush Croosneck Summer, Dutch Summe
scalop, white and yellow, Vegetable Marrow, Swee
] otatoe, Valparaiso.
| Tonafo-Large Smooth Red, Yellow, Cherry.
Iu7nip-Early Dutch, Large English Norfolk Red Tol
Flat, White Flat Rutabaga, Yellow Swedish, French
white, Long White.
Herbs-Caraway Dill, Fengel Lavender, Lemon balm
Sage, Summer Savoy, Sweet Basil, Majo- Thyme.
Grass Secds-Whte Dutch clover Lucerne, Blue Grass
Lawn Grass mixed, Cole or Rape Seed.
Feb. 26th, 1851. 55-
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NHE Subscriber informs the public that heis still
rying his business in all its branches at his Shop
near the Raleigh Depot Turpentine Stills made or
der in the best manner, and warranted work we'll
and all kinds of work promptly done in copper, brass
steel, iron, &c.
Constantly hand and for sale locks of all sorts and
szes guns, pistols &c The Subscriber only asks of
the public to give him full and fair trial. he is deter
mined not to be surpassed in his ne The Subscribers
establishment being the only of the sort in all that
region of country he confidently appeals North Caro-
inans and to the friends of home industry to sustain
him.
Now is the time to Save Fuel.
BUCKS Patent Improved Cooking Stoves also STAN
lys Ar-tight, suitable for Parlors private
am the only Agent in North Carolina for Bucks Pa
tent Improved Cooking Stoves. Any person wishing
purchase would respectfully refer them to the follow
ing gentlemen, who have them in Messrs. Charles
Dewey Dupree, D. Cameron. w. H. Haywood Col
Yarbrough, E. P. Guon, and Geo. w. Mordecai.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
p. S. HIS Establishment has been removed to Far
etteuiAe Street, Raleigh, ~ C.
Raleigh, Sept. lst, 1850. 797-n
North Carolina standard., 1851-05-24
y A NU AR ", 1851.

"ENRY D. TURNER has this day received the fol
/ lowing elegant Works suitable for Presents &c.
The Pathways and Abiding places of Lord, witt
90 engravings Steel. Women of the Old TestameH
Reeds Female Poets of America, Illustrated with nyrN
ings Id IIIuminations. The life of Christ, by Rev. H
Hastings Weld. Washington Irvings Sketch Book
Tales of a Traveller. Oliver Goldsmith & Knckerbok
ers, New York With engravings from designs by barley
Proverbial Philosophy, 4o., Is engravings l2mo, /"
The Winter Bloom, with brilliant Iuminations in Oil
colors. American Female Poets. By Caroline May
IL illustrations. British 90 Geo. w. Behune
l2 Illustrations.
ALL THE ANIMALS FOR 1851.
Leaflets of Memory, Gem of the Season,
The Keepsake, Cabinet of Modern Art
The Iris, The Snow Flake,
Gems of Beauty, The Christmas Tribune,
Token of Friendship, Keepsake of Friendship,
Friendships Offering, Temperance Offering.
Bibles and Prayer Books of every edition and style Of
binding.
splendid assortment of Juvenile Books, Games, DC
Raleigh, January IL, 1851. 22-