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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-11

AE0 PIECES of and splendid Nj Music received
4CU this day at the Music Store.
x. w. PETERSILIA.
Raleigh, May oath. 1859. ....-5 81
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NORMAL COLLEGE.

NORMAHI COLLEGE,
RANDOLPH COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
TIME Fall Session will commence W edn esday,
the 18th of September. The Board of Instruction
s complete. The Preparatory and Irregular depart
ments enjoy College privileges and receive nstruc-
tion from the Faculty. Entire expense from $SS to
a45 per session of five months.
c RAVEN, President.
A,,o,et 1882 S2-lm.
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June %, 1882,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
ASHIN TON TEL,
INxrafpFrRg u.


rIsHE undersigned have tbe pleasafee inagminr III"
public tint they Lave purchased tho " ASH
INGT0N HOTEL, and thai ttr sg.he.z :. vi WI
WITCH & SON WIN. Ieltwieh the senior partner,
has renewed to Lynrllufg for the purpose # thkng
.,ayse Of the esablisinenf aud vii shortly eomneHco
n fbsrongl and cempleie repair and rehtiing oi the
nresnises in every department which u unable Inn to
entertain hi guests IN satIsit Glory 10 them
and himself
IL will spare rains expense in supplying thc
House. Tables, Bdt oa1 Si8ilos. with etcfg Atsag the
country alerds and trusts rn a long - perlenea ~
this line OF business. to accommodate 81 VINO my call
on him in a agreeable style.
He returns bis thanks Tor yery largo patronage 80
long bestowed upon him Will. he was the proprietor oi
the House known a. the H0vufaia Iier the great
Western thorough are side of the Ottcr RiVrr 10
the county of Bedford and socita from those e has
so many occasions, entertained hs country stand q
call thnt be has removed the city to prosecute
the business, TO which the best years Of la tc
have been devoted. WM. I.EFTWicH,
Oct l-9twts WA. " LEFTNfCtI
Bedford Sentinel cnpv.
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INVEEExgEIIsIFEON.

H. ing obtained at considerable espense, from NJ
Whitehurst'a Warrington Gallery. Dagurueu'spes Of
the following distinguished characters, ostreapectfa
invites the public call and examine them In eannec-
ton with large number Of his production, At the
Whtehursi Gallery.
President Fillmore Gen. Winfield Scott VIM A. Ora
ham, Gen. Franklin Pierce, WIN L. King, Gcn. Lewis
Cuss, Judge Stephen 4. Douglass =. GIBBS,
Judy Ip-1tf Pronriet.y
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PUSHING TACKLE -.

I,IsHING TACKLE. --fisbiae Rodsin joints
i of Lance wood and East iuda Bamboo, Of all kinds
and prices Rees 81. Limerick kifly. Virginia and
Spring Hooks SILK. Hemp md Grass Lines, and liner
finished snooas Bajt hoNea &c Also. BOT Of English
Hunting whips &c. Nocan furnish 10 denlors nj Built
more rscos. NM. b. 4 & FISHER.
octgV-ts Opposite the rankin Hotel
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MECHANICAL.
Union FoUNDnY-NEw or
ELAA IL .-------L-- L. u

I ! MN IT y NFE@ : y u ~ =
y GERN-Ihe subsefiteta lave associated thsHf
selfes Together 4s1sr The IS e and trm 81
JONES. BEGes = BROTHER,
ii respectfully call the attention Of tie public 70 'asif
FOUNDRY. about ono mile below tie eits. immediate
tic Canal ~ ihsg prepared Il furnish ~
description 81 CASTING. ia loan or sand Nil
MleHinr.v, suaz-aaHs GaiHr3u hcltiess nfH la .aIa
ton ri Garaeu - prreI, CIars. Ilaf aad Imhfella
Stands JENNY Lind Paror Gntes md teHdota. rIain
~ iaury balcony Rolling II tho iu'csi atsIr fHag
al sizes and pateni.. Brackets. farinf szs stowe nd
Naate pieces made g. order. Natsf 80 or dfsin
Fires columns Of al ssich iat ~ llie8 of sai. +
en- are invited all 81 which the, s Furnish nj Worth
ern prices. aud only ask coll 90 iasafe sa's ~
prompt attention snj frhf worn nnasiiP, They bop o
sbafea lar portion Of public patronage. AN "f5ffs
thankfully received. and rfempflyr SHeated ~ t.f ept
est style. WILLIAM i. JONbs,
JAMES BEGGS
srrt p dts HAMILTON BEGG3
IaILIn..
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NJ oTICE 70 TEE PUnAfC.-scsfon

III 0h kNG d ~ 2Es a ~ k84EC.-Hethon
" II Of the cleuer of n lac Lyucihurg and Abng
don Telegraph Company" reads as follows:
That If anyper5on rpersona shall willuy or know.
ingly break niure, destroy, or interrupt the Telegraph
lines or communications, or any part hereoC-to be
erected by the said company npur.uauco of this act
he, she, they shall pay the said corporations one
hundred dollars for said offence. and shall be further
liable for all damages which the said company may
Of their business, be recovered in action Of
pass,-aud, if any person, mourning the penalty afore-
said shall, through insolvency auyother cause, be
ebe or shall fail pay the penalty damages ofora
sad and shnl second time commit trcsspus upon the
sud l'nes orohy part thereof aforesaid, he, She 81
my shall be liable, upon convctiuutheroof an inn
lsohment in the county jail of not less than one month";
nor more than siS months
Irtgdly enforced. L "a nFANE 10 " ~
| t7sa President l.. s a. Telegraph Co.
Ioarao ",g' nom, l,emweeky) Times and Form1ipe
, Sept 3--dts ~ N""'' u 'i''S ONCE
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NEW CONGEEkA.-1hc sabaetbers us soc a.
I'd Themselves togrfler the drl instant loft be
ssFf9Hsprs pa purpose Of conducting the Manufacture
- 5sac1sss5 q CABINET WARE, al ihe ND and
~ ~ reR h.o,ra ztaud n 3 Dugui1, m
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1ERnEANnfzE.

L,ORTnELADias-co.l.iho,u.n, s 4 a9a !. !. 4
49,, .,.,fI.a recruitment Of Goods fr Laae. te5
a,c ever In the pleasure Of exhibiting ae Inv
ing ar, .aae Of ile articles t'y a'e fffp''
-.. - y, Il per ,ard do Cu-bmeres. saH de Air4l''
fearh NefIao. rersiaaC Iort-, Sasi' ai os, haI
do, gfasa8e ditto. B.d ditto, i9grsa 'aiir's' oiol''
nd C,,a4g. IS oo'eu aud Cmp. s.fasI-, asHts una
ga.s sIeases Collars. silk Nofsifa aud 'ii25i iio'
-. VT anil Other Ribbons. I.a#eaad otitef eimP-
I.ss. r4fis lil'I.. alaii. Gluee-. Aerno aud 81
vi. Sr.kr. We respectfully iayi.e all in "afl q
l2 (ost lis
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TIVE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore cxisrine be.
l. tween the subscribers, under the style aud finn
GREGORY & ROYhi.L. Lowing this day expired by
limitation, the business will lac cosed speedily pos,
sibe. Those having claims against the cooeon will
please present them without dony aud tAJse indebted
the will b. And enough teslc their car
es opportunity. Before parting with our old friends
and customers beg leave return them sincere
thanks for their kindness, aud request them TINT
they will not forget under the new rn of GREGORY
ROfALL & SIMPSON.
JAMES D. GREGORY.
JAMES I. EOYAI...
Junc 40 fsz1
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MEDICINES.
c,uREl CuIsE,-RAITEnt0l..

CURE CURE !-BALTRROEsI 100.
> HOSPITAL, whore may be obtaiued II 4, mo-, -
dy remedy for IleaineSs Or loss + Organic Porlrs -.
in he I.oius Disease of Dteht5acys, 4fecfa, -
IelI Throat, Nose and Skia. Constitutional M ne
and al those horrd affections arising from cora, =
dj.eretious, no matter Whether from uteupe..i,
the use of arc eut spirits urnuy other cause. =
TO YOUNG MEN,
especially who lave become the victims Of evil rrs
ces= A llsl uaui countless numbers u eener,.1. -
noble hearted beings have beenswclt tountimcl, fef
thousands Of young men oi the most exalted aientss
LriI.fa5t iuteoefs, who might otherwise love emit.
81 s..girrg Senates Nth the thuudors Of ~,
,,asf.I 10 ecsta cy the living lyre.
Jf,.e suffering from any Of the following m, I'm ~.
eiIs4.Is. should Immediately apply to
WeaInc.. Of tie Bac, and Limbs Pains in the II,.f
D;f,,rs4 of Sglt Loss Of Muscular Power. ralIg5i
offII. Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous lniabihty, D,iaae
mont ol the Digestive Functions, GeattaI Deli...
sym,#tala- Of GoGsamF tion, &c &c
H,4laH4-Ihe fearful effects on tie mind are much
To- be geil cd Loss Of Memory Confusion OF Ideas D.
ion of spirits Forebodings OF Evil, Ayesiofaf
Society,". S,f6siaist. Love Of Solitude, linidily L..
are 48ntc Of tie evils produced.
a#ra NJ. 7 SOE1'I FREDERICK Hhcd, ST..
~ DODRS From BhL1IMORES1, Easl -.
|rP TIE STEPS. rBzBE PARTICULAR in oh
ser4f.g the NAME aud nj MBER, or you wiIlm.tala
''' t'g,rEE WARRAYTED orno c CHARGE MADE.
Tn. Nolce-Dr. Johnston's Office is in lis dvel.
lin lp THE srFrs. His very extensive practice "a
sui 1I guarantee tina he is tie Only proper Physician
to1i4 {. 10. ,o.,,,,c,ro,,
Nealci Of tic Royal Coiiege OF Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one oflbe most eminent Colleges u a
United Sjutcs, and e greater Iar OF whose life has
een spent inte Hospitals Of London, Paris, Ibi.a,e
ra, and elsewhere, has elected some OF tie osl a
aHi4liua cure. HAT were ever known. Auny troubled
with ringing In the ears and head wien asleep, great
nervousness, Icing alarmed at sudden sounds, and
6ashtaGc.s, with frequent hlusAilg attended, soHe-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-03
NsU.ANC mPANY

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, At WINCHESTER.
Chartered Narcl I'm 1sj2.--Cap,,oi 100000.
WITH POWER 10 iNenfAsE THE aAAE - 500 900!
TNHIS COMPANY having been duly organized, IT,
u ready 10 reeese applications aud ISSUE oil
cies and oArrs the citzens Of Virginia the ndueemrut
of home Company Tor the snia nsnrnucc ct all kinds
The Directors the public that THIS Com
pany viii be conducted with view ft rrrnrenry aud
tho siricest principle Of Equity. nstce md close
regard TO economy aud the saoty of tie insured
PrasfpEkr-JOSEPf s. CARSON.
SEonrrARY--g. s. FUNK
AcruARY-O +. BRESEE.
IosEPH S. CARsoS, : Wa. l.. C.AHK.
JANIS +. RwLY, Jsaf5 H. UtuaEas,
LLOYD LOAN, \ IS. Y. RICuARu#oH,
ions KERR.
IY olioc on piccodille street ncarthc VALLEY fank,
Winchester. L. d. CHRISTIAN, Aersr.
Sept 2--dly Lynchbufp.
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&LAss.-aaa LaAa. Gng-L-L

w French, and American Gllss. gow on hand, OF
every size and quality in general use, Ter sale low.
sept 3.-dts GREGORY. ROlAlI. x. SIMPSON.
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MILLEk aYANpED.--lha. nbaerlherw

w es to employ first rate MILLER 10 take charge
oil his Mill on Beaver Greek, in Campbell county |
wish to get experienced Wheat grinder. Eur aueh u
one, liberal wugcs will be eixau
oct 20-dis JOHN d ALEXANDER.
Rem
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POY wnnted.-wout,d. ms oluh in Book

-hI store, lad ID or ycare Of aee.-nln4t be cor
rect in habits and have homo in tie city whore he can
board. Applyto G. MORSE,
sept lists Opposite Warwick House Mnin s..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-03
Form of Proxy.

Witness our hands and seals, this - day Of -, Is -
Witness - (sFAIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-10

you as good turkey as you can get in any city.
and hope when C. ID. becomes better acquainted
with the country people, he will think that vul'
garty and ignorance are not necessarily the at
PENDANTS of the farmhouse.
Oh, If my voice could reach to the garrets and
cellars Of New-York, would try and lure forth
their inhabitants to the spreading prairies and
gree oak openings Of Wisconsin.
Mr. Editor, if you think these few lines worth
your notice. they at your disposal if not, it is
no great loss in these days Of cheap postage.
There 20 q parcel Of harvest men; Hurra for
ScoTT they are singing. Amen, say. May the
cry Of SCOTT and Liberty ring forth through the
ltDgtb and breadth Of our land till the backwoods-
nan in the forests Of Maine and the startled gold
hunters en- the banks of the Sacramento shall
echo back the shout.
Yours, truly, J.H.S.
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VERMONT.
Nsr,Iern Railroads Opinions of Western
Geatiemcn-CrOps, &c.
In good tine.

Core-pondeucs Of The y. I. Tribune.
ST. JomYsoURY, W. Monday Aug. Q, 1852.
Wheresoever | roam, whether upon the
Atlantic seaooard, on the upper great Lakes, on
the mighty st. Lawrence into the donlnlons OF
Queen Victoria, or among the green hills and
fertile valleys of old Vermont, | find TIE Tribune
with the latest news from the four quarters oi the
globe. You who are constantly employ ed, night
and day, in filling your daily sheet with nteLi-
gence from all inhabited portions of the earth, can
hardly appreciate It's value as one can who is far
away in some quiet village and finds it upon the
table Of his hotel every morning preventing. Here
in the beautiful and thriving village Of st. Johns
hurry. at the end of the Pessumpsic Railroad
hundreds of miles from your printing office, we
have it daily with the dampness of the press upon
it. And although We may not know, nor even
much care, how much hard labor and money have
been expended in publishing it, yet we deyour its
contents ard bless the man who first invented
new sJspers. And We bless, too, those whose en-
terpr-e has given Us railroads which bring us the
journals SO soon after they drop from the press.
Spcaking Of railroads reminds me of one fact.
These railroad tracks in Vermont, unlike most of
those in other sections Of the country, pass
through the best portions of the State, and for
the very good reason that they could not be made
elsewhere. The most fertile lands and the most
thiiving villages ale situated in the nyer valleys,
and through these the railroads must pass or not
be built 1T all but they are built, and subs;an-
tially built too, and the masses Of the State are
! snatly benefited by them. Those who are ac-
customed to gaze upon New-England scenery DO
not prize il as those do VINO come from the cities
Of the West on their pleasure excursions to the
| North. Pleasure travel from the Western States
is last increasing every year. conyersed with
several gentlemen nom Cincinnati at the 81.
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Total runs
Thu sistsnel how small Is the quantity OF qua
no to De found the Looos snds compared with the
tber vast deposits the right 10 which has never formed
matter Of diipute Were tho former to be thrown ooen
to the world, It is by means improbable that they
would be exhausted 10 the twelve months Il Is ais
stated that in consequence Of considerable portion Oh
this Lobos suaEo boiog produced by the seals (ob1s)
some Of is less valuable by q per cent than the pro-
duce of the Chinchs slsnds We believe the Peruvian
Government may shortly be expected to palceive tho
necessity OF relaxing its gusnO regulations, move
ment ia hs dir c"n beieg percepuo'e in an lntina-
ton from tue Peruvian Minister here that be viii rec.
ommenc his Government 70 place the future supply oil
2uano satisfactory ba-is ards tue agri-
cutufsts Of Great BLtsiu This would certainly De a
most satisfactory solution Of this important question
The Lobo, question however, 10 not the sole cause oil
the anxiety felt by the bondho1ers of Peru, evioced
Ia the mari ed downward movement 81 the STOCK for
some weeks past, the unsaiiactory manner IL which
TIE agents CT the Peruvian Government aclng ih
regard to the balance Of G22SOO lying in their
bsD6t applicable for investmen, IN Active aud De
ferre9 Bonds, causing great disappointment In any
case whether they decide upon investing 1t this half
year, the case Ia 1851, whether they take
utmost advantage OF the of the Convention, and
hold II over till next year, tho creditors have clear
right be Informed as 10 their decison there Is
dOi 1T this sum and the other that will accrue
prior 20 the CLASSES of debt attaining the top rae
CT nteres. Of and per cent respectively must
tusly be Invested la the open market
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PrOgress OF Turkey.

The events of 1923 which had thrown
Turkey under Russian influence, and those of 1870
which proved the power Of Mehemet Ali contributed 10
keep up the idea that Turkey was slowly falling into an
abyss After lo2S, Turkey came out of her terrible
struggles with Greece, which had armed for her liberty
revolutions Ia different provinces had weakened her
her finances were exhausted her annual revenue did
not exceed enc hundred millions her army was not
than 900 men, aad her fleet had been DESTROYED
at NsyaIiEo. Under these CIRCUMSTANCES Turkey natu
rally drew toward the power which threatened dcr the
most and sought defender Ia Russia, whose 0nnnico.
tent influence revealed Itself by the trestes which in
terdcted the entrance OF foreign vessels of war
into the Black Sea All these conditions are how
ever, now changed. The army Is In state to re.
sist any aggression her steam feet can contend
against the Russian navy if IL SHOULD ever attemp.
coup den ain against Constannople her finances are
rees'sbiishcd, and improvements Of every kind nave
been introduced Russian Influence has consequently
diminished In proportion as the dangers which first i'm.
posed II nave teen removed. Eat ia addition during
The last 80 years moral revolution of gteatimporancs
has taken place In Turkey That country has now freed
Itself from lie prejudces Of Mussulnsn aostcsn 10 en-.
ter firmly ON The path Of civilization The old fsnaticsl
Turks have seen that they could not struggle any
longer against the movement of progress which was
gaining ground everywhere, and gain it Is France
which Is the soul ana model Of the transformation
when mas been efected. Our dress, our arts nay
our customs ale initiated by the rising genera.
ZION mere Inc Turkish troops follow our rules
and discipline; the finances Of Turkey borrow from
our budgets their order aud regularity; and In
fact the credit Of that pOweris now So firm that il il In
position to realise at present loan OF 10 TO 30 millions
with the European bankers Turkey has nos, ne yet
pohucal institutions OF any great extent but she has
the germ of large municipal liberties which are the
bases OF every liberal constitution Such progress and
tendencies have raised Turkey the hight Of the grea.
nations OF Europe, and explain the unequiyocal sym
pathies OF the French GOvernme Ut for the Porte There
are few nations who have done 30 much In so short
time, and who have go well justified the remark that
progress Is never 30 well realised as wnen L rarches
at the head Of societies instead Of struggling sgsia. it,
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paid to birth and wealth, and net to talent andln-
dustsy, even in the College hall
This Report, as said above, is important TOR
the facts it discloses and for the fairness with
which it treats the question and yet it will remain
without result. Some most influential men have
told me that it is scarcely possible that PaIlie-
ment should have the courage to act upon the
recommendation Of the Commission, because the
porer Of The High Church is too great. For the
same reason the narrow range of studies taught
in the. Colleges is not to he enlarged. A. p. c.
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day. to have dispatched Yscisl Instructions 20 :"
ron Ia those waters. The question as between Orem
Britain and Peru now settled BY the vnsun fecosaa
top Of the claims Of Peru BY our GoyeInaeas
II might be 10 Great Bri'stn TO spproP
ate these i,lsnds or declare them common properly,
1. impo,sible for hsr Majessys Govornment 70 V'o,sS
law for Dsiionsl Interest," whhc 10 o"
nommunic irons from the Forcgnofce (the whole OF
which may be found BY parties Interested on references
10 the Blue book lately Issued the sovereignty OF
Ia dIstipctly admitted. We have reason TO believe tna'
NJ, Abbot Lawrence the worthy representative OF tne
Tnited states In this country, takes the same view Oh
the question as her Msje.ty's Governnent We anoeI
stand that copies Of all the papers bearing upon me soo
j.et including all the correspondence WIN our
ment were forwarded TO Washington By the Peruvian
Minister through the United States Embsssy II "a yea
known that while the controversy oeog carried GU
here and wbils some degree of DOUBT may DC sac 70
have hung over the matter several Engisn ana Auoi
can ycfses sailed for IL hos with view OF loading gaAno
there n need be- ia defiance Of tne Peruvian uoVefh
menL On this occasion 1t was intmated oy me rep,
resepatives of Peru IN this country and IN the onc
Staaes that If any attempt of this cescrlPuon were
made the VI s,els ~Ould be seized and conhscsed anu
the crews roughly handled by the Peruvian Government
Our Government has already declared II will hot take
measures 70 proiec; the EBglishmen embarked IN thn
adventure bu, 1t ia highly probable thst the Govern
ment Of the United States alive 70 the emergency
bss dispatched INSTRUCTIONS 10 IL naval oiHcers ehon
inc them without ENCOURAGING any volsoH OF the r-gd-
la Wbich Peru has made relative 10 ths guano TRACE
Ia prec the property and per.ons OF American CIT.
yens fro any unnecessary hardness on tho part OF
Peru the consequence OF which msat Do serious eu,
bro,lmept bets cen ths tive States The example OF
Great ,tsn In recognizing the Peruvian claim cannot
fs 70 nave great moral weight with the other maritime
States Of tie world and 1t Ia highly improbable tn toe
Government Of the United States would reshy Issue IN
sruc.icps upon poin, of 20 much moment II may be
o. well however 10 draw attention TO the fact that the
accounts Of the quantity of gUsno TO be- found on the
obos Islands ha, been greatly overreed This vii De
more c,srly seen from the suboined statement of the
three great euano deposits laid down Ia the surveys