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the and beet plaster In tho world Put
ia tight tin boxes. Ea n box will make
eight plsstors and any child may apply thom.
Price - cents box.
PAIN CANNOT PLASTER rs APPLIED
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the oheapott aud mot valuable remedy
EVER GIVEN TO TnE WORLD;
and In oil the and diseases for which IL Ia
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PRICE ALMOST NOTHING!
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free from all those objections attached thu generality OF
Ilater II warranted to maintA IT'S virtues Tor
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PRO n ~ 'CFN1s BOX, WITH FULL DIRECTIONS.
Mann ttuyed by tho ~ yontor AID proprietor,
ID. G. MOREnEhD, " u 13S broadway.
by all peoabe Grugt and dealers In uns
m, dirir es throughout clio United sts,cs.
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EEMLE COMPLAINTS ARE FULLY AND PLAINLY
treft dtp In Medical Inform ", S, Nv th.yl,.
Hammond d., eA-fupn or Va cntioo N L. Al H.
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ln'ef hurth edition rice 81 nj the ONCE 10 Churoh
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I'M. CONvEL'S INvIGORAriNG CORDIAL COR rHR
~ ead ent Ia Of lot I'm habits
matrimony. Young msn, celebrated oorssAl
ouy anchor ~ hope for 10 has testna
fifteen ysars and hundreds have besa restored to sth
ety IT Ia tho only insLoratiar and
rn,wng The lost energies Of body An persou Grad ~
improper habits In youth should coil for Cords~L
bottle trso for So Important sdvice tho and
,i,sle " Cs ofc, 81 Third avenue whore hs Il
suited aud cordial obtained Agents 49, Br INV; 1T
I,wtry. and 10 frsnkn streca ~ d. -.Persons uonv A.
Ca rnis should rurebaGo tha cordial ii IN froa
toy'n n NJ TO ten r. NJ wesd to tho Wise Is xuiRosnL
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The United States Mint.

The Director Of the Unitod States. Mint, at Pha-
dophia, has addressed the following lctter to the
Treasury Department, relative to comp ANTS which
have occasionally boen put forward from Europe, Of
want of uniformity in the value and fneness Of the
gold coinage Of the United States =
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TIVE FEshlES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND --D'1 4
u Ir AZ Ds Psracca. No L. q D. corre,t ali irro ,..,
los Of tho male y.,em Sent by mail With dec rr
No. 20 u very. B.-No. must not be take n.~
Nancy Beware OF impostors who offer lrfoit srt
ole at 20 cents. ""o''o' "'"-
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nk. MORRISON rs CONSULTED ON CERTAIN
- ui.omts ~h'eh he treats sithoat msrSw~y Rsss~A
eA. he three days. Thrtythr.a years px so.,es
ss.s HIM those AZ Local arising
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sste oacc. sosS Fulton street No fac TIL cured
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Two TEE MhRRIED.--ALL THE KNOWN PRE-
vcn,hcs ana amgns them ono--perhaps tao only ens
surely ,cectus md wholly be ,aynrcS
ny sddres,nr pct paid Dr. j. q. Delnportc New York
city And enclosing 50. Enquiries, poat paid Auswered
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27
DIR. II. NJ. SHAW.

The Raleigh Register of Saturday last contains
the following mean and contemplate fling at Sena
tor Shaw:
" The Senate has again been the scene of an ami
mated discussion upon the tigated Senatorial Elec
ton In Camden and Currituck. We were not present
at any time during the debate, but learn that
conducted on the Wing side, with most signal ability.
Inc so called Senator from Camden and Currituck,
nimsef delivered prepared and elaborate speech
out has since sunk again into the profound silence
which preceded his gigantic and convincing effort -
We publish to-day the Speech of DIR. Shaw, re-
ferred to by the Register; and we leave it to our
readers of both parties to say if it is not pointed
and sensible effort, and conclusive the subjects
discussed. AS to the "signal ability" on the
Federal side of the Senate, all have to say is,
that we witnessed a display of little beyond a per-
severing effort to make party capital out of mat
ter which did not legitimately belong to party
but in this effort gentlemen have been disappointed
The 'indignation" would not come-the people
satisfied that DIR. Shaw is entitled to the seat
he is liz it, and there is no power in the Senate
which can turn him out.
1t is natural that the Register, under its bitter
disappointment, should speak thus of DIR. Shaw.
That gentleman is not moved, nor are his friends,
by such slang. He spoke after he had been adj
mitted to his seat; if he had spoken before, the
infringing the rules of decorum and propriety. We
think it more than probable, whatever that print
may say, that Messrs. Gilmer, Bynum, and T. F.
Jones would have felt much more comfortable if
DR.. Shaw had not broken that profound silence"
by the unanswerable Speech which we publish to-
day
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27
EVER TRIUMPHANT.

Florida is redeemed and has elected Demo
cratic Governor, Democratic Congressman, and
the Democrats have fifteen majority on joint ballot
! in the Legislature. Indiana Ohio and Pennsylva
MIA have rolled up their Democratic majorities Of
thousands; and the City of Baltimore-the mon
umental City-swells the number of Democratic
! triumphs by majority of 1854. These are the
responses to the Democratic victory achieved in
! North Carolina the 5th of last August; and ia
ken altogether they constitute beautiful prologue
to the GRAND TRIUMPH to be achieved on the End
of November
North Carolina led off in the series of brilliant
have been driven in, and it now behooves her to
take prominent position in the final attack upon
the main body. 1t becomes her to advance her
standard in column with her sister States, who have
SO nobly responded to the greeting she sent them
in August Asd she aOW do it-her soldiers are
at their posts, vigilant and active. The same flag
under which they recently conquered still waves
above them, not star, not stripe missing; and
upon its ample folds, where the word L" VICTORY"
may be read is room 20 inscribe that word again,
in brighter, broader letters.
From every quarter of the State comes up the
response, "readyr' Our forces are waiting pa
tently for the day of battle, now close at hand,
confident that charge will rout the foe and hurl
the banner of Sewardis1n into the dust. Let every
Democrat in the State feel it his pride to take
active, prominent part in the contest, remembering
that he is fighting against the influences of the
" higher law" demagogues and fanatics, and for
the Constitution and the Union, with the liberties
bequeathed us by our sires.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27
Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

LINcoLNroN, October 20, 1852.
Burton Craige, Esq, the Elector for the second
District, is doing valuable service to cause. He
has spoken several times, and has excited much ardor
among our friends. He met Boyden at Newton, and
think got much the better of him. The discussion
lasted most of the afternoon; and at its close the
Democrats were all life and animation, and the
Wings corespondingly depressed. Yesterday Mr..
Craige spoke here to attentive crowd, and was not
replied 10, Mr.. Boyden not appearing. This after
noon he Starts for JohnJ Shufords, address
meeting-then he goes to Rowan to address meet
ngs, and on Tuesday next he will speak in Dallas.
He arouses the warmest enthusiasm among our
friends wherever he goes"
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Escnne nf E1teifire Slarea.

SANpusKx, Ohio, Oct. 81. Great excitement has
been prevailing here in consequence of the escape
number of fugitive slaves, who arrived here last
evening from Kentucky. They were on their way
TO Canada. On reaching this city their friends as
on the departure of said vessel attempt made
to arrest them, which failed Citizens of both colore
interfered to protect them, and finally succeeded in
effecting their rescue from the police who en-
deavoring to bring them ashore. A very serious
struggle ensued, and the slaves finally escaped en-
route for Canada. The citizens charged with q
want of disposition to execute the law.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27
TO MUSICAL INSTRUCTORS ::
September Is, 1852.

ME Trustees of Floral College, North Carolina,
Il wish to employ accomplished Instructor in Music
to take charge of the Musical departmental said Institu-
ton. The salary will be liberal
Proposals will therefore be received by the undersgn-
the Board of Trustees will convene and make selec-
ton ard inform the successful candidate of the selection
made. Applicants must specify the amount they are
willing to take for their services for the of
and also accompany their proposals with certificates of
recommendation to moral character and Musical
ainments. Any information desired in regard to the
Institution bs obtained by addressing the committee
at Gopos Post Office, Robson County, N. g..
q 1t is immateria whether the applicants gentle
men or ladies'
]. B. McCALLUM,)
VIM. MCKAY, Com.
JOHN McNEILL, )
September 20, 1852. 99-4w.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &C.

"ENRY PORTER. 100 yards southeast of
III the Capitol, would respectfully inform his frieLds
and the public generally that he is in receipt of his fall
supply OF Goods in his line embracing every thing
ally found in boot and Shoe Sore--for Ladies, Cen
tlemen, Misses, Boys and servants. He WARRANTS
every thing he sells, and makes good free of COST all
rips and imperectons in manufacture. Give me call
and all and have fears about making a trade
MANUFA CTURING
Boot and Shoe Making of every description
done at HENRY PoRTERs Establishment. The best of
wokmen frst-rate materials and low prices He don't
intend to be undersold.
o. Findings, for the trade in great abundance, and
of every description, for sale cheap.
Raleigh, October 25th. 1852. e43-w4w
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

WILKES COUNTY, Oct. Is, 1852.
al have just finished reading Clingman's letter.
1t is excellent. 1t makes Seaton, of The Register,
twist and curl in fine style. Why don't he publish
the whole of it, so that his readers may Judge for
themselves. Marcus Erwin is doing good
service in the cause of Democracy and State Rights
in the mountains and hope Cingman will take the
stump when he gets home. The Hamptons-
vile Scott meeting to commence yesterday.
Last night the stage passed there, and had Wing
and Democratic passenger on board. They both told
me they saw no /" encampment " and nothing else.
know of just twelve men and few women and
children, who have gone TO it ont Of five miles square
around here. You may listen for another 5000 out
of this affair too of others. honestly believe, if
you will draw line North and South with the Eas-
tern boundary of Stokes, that Scott will not come
within 5000 votes West of it, of Kerr's vote in
August lasi.'
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE

TNHE NEUSE RIVER OIL MILLS, about 81 miles
Northwest from the City of Raleigh and three miles
from the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road and about thirty
acres of land attached, lying both sides of Neuse
River will be sold at the Court House door the Bird
Monday of November next, being the 18th day the
month.
These MILLS have undergone extensive repairs DUR
ing the present year, and in excellent running
order The machinery of the OH Mills is of the
improved kind, and they will easily produce 10000 gal
Ions of cotton Seed fax seed, oil per
There is also of Carver largest size gins
tached and cotton screw.
The GR1sT MILLS, running two pairs of stones have
large and steady custom.
The SAW MILL entirely new, running with Hotch-
kiss Wheels s surpassed by very few in the country
while there is no difficulty in selling the yard, every
foot of timber they can cut.
rare opportunity is presented for a safe investment
in profitable business
Further information will be given application to the
Superintendent at the Mills, or to
WIN. ]. CLARKE,
Raleigh, N. c.
September Is, 1852. 90
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FEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
HZZLSBOROUGH STREET.

TINE Annual Examination of the Pupils of this Insti
Il tuition will take place the first week in December
next, beginning Wednesday, and ending Friday
evening.
The first session for 1853, will begin on the first
Monday in January.
The patronage extended to the Institute, has induced
the present proprietor to adopt for its perman
ent establishment the basis of thorough and extern
sive course of female education.
The several departments filled by highly competent
instructors.
AS the number boarding in the Institute is limited,
early application may be necessary admttance.
BENNETT II. BLAKE,
Principal and Proprietor.
Raleigh, October 25th, 1852. 99-5t.
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SWAIM,S JUSTICE.

THE NVhId CAROLINA, JUSIICEIs
CONTAINING summary statement of the Statutes
Oand common Law of this State together with the
decisions of the Supreme Court, and all the most ap
proved forms and precedents relating the Office and
duty of Justice of the Peace, and other public officers
according to modern practice, by BENJAMIN Swain,
cond edition, revised and corrected. For sale by
HENRY D. TURNER.
October 20, 1852. g.
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Extract from a letter to the Editor, dated

ANsoN COUNTY, Oct. II, 1852.
1.-The Feds have had Mass Meeting in Stanly.
Cousin Sally billiard - there. and a tall poll
was raised. The Argus" says the best Of all is
the flag was made by two L" Scott Democrats but
have seen one of these "Scott Democrat" since,
and he says he will make business of making Scott
flags for pay enough, but he be hired vote
for Scott. He assured me that Stanly County would
give Pierce and King an increase on Gov. Reid's
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Notice.

A CHANGE having been made in the order of sub
n ecs taught in the Mathemat teal Department of the
University of North Carolina candidates for the Fresh
man Class In January next, will be examined on the
first eleven chapters of Perces Geometry Cor equiv
alent and candidates for the Sophomore Glass in judy
on the whole of Geometry. These requirements will be
additional to those now made.
October %, 1852. 99-2t
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Democratic Meetings i'm Johnston

THERE will be Democratic Meeting at Boon Hill,
i on Wednesday the 9th at Roxbury lGully's Dis
trIct) on Friday the 29th and Coats Store John-
sons Dstrict Saturday the 3Oth Linn B. Sanders,
Esq, Assistant EIector will attend these meetings.
Perrin Busbee Esq has been invited and will probably
be present at some of them.
October 20, 1852. 90
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DEATH OF DANIEL WEBSTER.

1t is stated in the City, on the authority of Tel
egraphic dispatches from Washington, that Daniel
Webster died at Marshfeld, on Sunday morning
last. We fear the statement may turn out to be
true, at the latest dates by mail he was said to
be extremely indisposed.
We shall know fully by our next issue.
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LAND FOR SALE NEAR RALEIGH.

TTNHE subscriber offers for sale tract of Land lying
i in sight of Boyan's Mill the City of Raleigh.
1t contains 100 acres, half of which is cleared the e.
naming SO is we'll tmbered woodland. The land
is productive, we'll waered and has small dwelling and
out houses Persons disposed purchase, will apply
to Col w. H. H. TUCKER, Raleigh, the subscriber.
THOMAS LINDLEY.
Cane Greek, Chatham county, IN
October 18th, 1852. ''-0t'
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N 9TH Il.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Ra-
l. leigh and CASTOR Rail Road Company will be held
in Raleigh on Thursday, the 18th day of November
next. w. w. VASS, Seen,
Raleigh, October ID, 1852. 99-td.
e Petersburg Intelligencer and Norfolk Argus will
copy weekly.
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MARRTED

In Hillsbero, on Wednesday evening the Goth inst,
by the Rev. ]. B. Donnelly, William H. Bailey Esq.,
to Miss Annie G. Howerton, all of that place.
On the 30th September, by Rev. ]. E. Montague Mr..
John w. Curtin to Miss Maissa B. daughter of L. B.
Stone, Esq, all of Granville, N. G..
In Moore County, the 18th inst at the residence
of Mr. Jas Patterson, by the Rev. John Mcintosh, Mr.
William Dodson Harrington to Miss eliza F. Patterson,
all of Moore.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27

Mr.. Steele moved TO take up the bill 10 repeal the
Act incorporating the County of Jackson
At the suggestion of Mr. Barrow the motion was
Withdrawn. and the bill was made the order OF the
day for tomorrow. 10 o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. Woodfn the Senate adj ourned
till tomorrow, IL O'Clock.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27

LOGICAL. The Scott papers have struck new
vein of logic. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Florida have just gone for the Democrats, and
therefore they certain for the Wings next Tues
day. We expect to hear them arguing next that
because the sun rose in the East to-day it will be
certain to rise in the West tomorrow.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27
A LIE BRANDED.

A Correspondent of the Greensborough Patriot
writing from this place. says The vote the locos
in the Senate, confirming DR.. Shaw in his seat over
John Barnard, upon the evidence they ad, is with
out parrellel in the annals of legislation. And
so sensible they of their guilty conduct in this
matter, and the great wrong that they were doing
to Mr.. Barnard and the people of his district that
all Of them, except George Bower Of Ashe, could
not but show it in their actions, and more partcu-
larly in their faces. Some screwed and twisted in
their seats others turned red as scarlet and threw
up their heads in stubborn defiance; while the more
conscientious and honest of the clan turned pale,
hung their heads in confusion and shame, shut
their eyes and went it blind against right and JUS
tice, for the party
The Raleigh Register makes extracts from this
letter, and calls them "pungent truths" We pro-
nounce the above lie, deliberately penned for the
Greensborough Patriot. There is no truth in it
and the Correspondent knew it when he wrote it.
This is strong language, but it is necessary under
the circumstances 1t is peculiar feature in Scott
Seward tactics to abuse and defame leading Demo
Gratis for faithful performance of duty; and we
are determined, so far as we are concerned, that
these malignant defamers shall be branded as they
deserve
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27

H- We learn from the Carolinian that the
Wing Mass Meeting at Fayetteville, on Thursday
last, was grand failure" The President of the
North Carolina Railroad Company it seems, is still
in the field for the Seward candidate. He spoke
on the occasion. The Carolinian says, Gov. More
heads speech was not calculated to do him much
credit. We did not hear the speech, but in
formed that it was very abusive"
Perhaps Gov. Morehead would like to see the
Wings again fully in power at Washington, SO that
they might raise the duty Railroad iron.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27

R We have the latest intelligence from Eu-
rope by the Europa. The political intelligence is
not important. On the 9th, at Liverpool the cot
ton market was slightly depressed, but quotations
show little change. No change in breadstufs. Rosin
had advanced, and turpentine steady at former
rates.
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

GRANVILLE COUNTY, Oct. %, 1852.
"The Democracy here united and sanguine,
and the Wings disaffected and lukewarm. Indeed,
there four OF my acquaintance and neghbors,
strong Wings, who will not vote for the Seward
candidate"
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PerfmnnerV.

TUST received the real imported article of Cologne,
81 Waters, Extracts Shaving Soap, Tooth, Hair, and
Shaving Brushes for sale by
PALMER & RAMSAY.
October 20, 1852. 60
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Further from Harana-Reported .Arrest Of American
Cdizens-Friroious Charges, &c.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 81. The steamer Empire
City has arrived with Havana dates OF the 18th inst
She reports that passenger of the brig MlIanden,
li0m New Orleans had been arrested and confined for
aTsVlng cory of the Picayune in his possession.
Inc passengers of the Crescent City, who had ar
hVed In the Black Warrior, had also been arrested
aud examined relative to proceedings on board the
Ofmer vessel, and afterwards released. One of the
most influential citizens of Havana lad been impris-
0ed for having copy of the Delta in his possession
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N office.

A PPLICATION will be made to the present General
n Assembly charter the Lumberton and WhltevIiie
Plank Road Company, also the Lumberton and cape
Fear Plank Road Company.
October rs. 1852.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27

Ma. CLINGMAN's LETTER. The protest of the
Hon. T. L. Clngman against the election of the
wing candidate, published in the Union Of yesterday
presents some points to which the attention OF the
country should be especially directed. 1t must be
borne in mind that Mr. Clingman has for many years
been foremost among the leaders of the wing party
in the House of Representatives that he was not
among the original wing recusant representatives {;
does not act from impulse, nor from b.: partial sur
vey of the issues and principles involved in the can
vass, but from clear perception of its tendency
developed this late hour of the sruggIe; that he
preferred the nomination of Scott in 1s4s to the nom-
nation CT Taylor; and that he is familiar, not only
with the character of General Scott the soldier but
also the character and principles of Gen. Scott the
politician. Thus biased towards the wing candidate
BY personal and party prejudces, and thus familiar
mans protest against the election of Scott will strike
the public mind with peculiar emphasis and force.
Washington Union.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-27

DEMOCRATIC Republican Electors.
For the State at large, JAMES G. DOBBIN.
First District. WILLIAM H. THOMAS.
Second District, BURTON CRAIGE.
Third District, WALTER F. LEAK.
Fourth District, ROBERT P. DICK
Fifth District, ABRAHAM RENCHER.
Sixth District, L. OBJ. BRANCH.
Seventh District. SAMUEL J. PERSON.
Eighth District, D. G. w. WARD.
Ninth District, THOMAS BRAGG.