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GREiT AlIHRICiN REMEDY

EGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTsk-
sure, Speedy and 'man'nt Cure Tor Dys
pepsIaln ITS worst Forms. This medicine
will be found to cure all complaints arsing
rom dlsordersof the Stomach and Bow ell, /,
Bllliousness, Yellowness Of SKIN, Liv'r
complaints, Debility Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Palpraiicn OF the Hear
Costivcness, Ac, &c. Please read he ioi
lowing certificate
Read the following 'pn ias sni1entphy-
sician;
The undersigned beng acquainted wuh
some ofthe ingredients of IIutcnings' Veg
ctable Dyspepsia Bitters, and having used il
ior some tim. in his practice " ith every de-
iired effect, he recommends this medicine
sron the certainty ofits OBJECT, and gives il a
preference over all preparations in medicine
Tor thai distressing complaint. Dyspepsia.
4. IARDENBERGII, NJ. D.,
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A GOOD CUP OF TEA,

tJOW delicious and refreshing is good cup of Tea
III And how many there are who pay SO cents, and
sven 7j cents, pound for common Tea, when they
san have for the same money, or less nice, fresh
and sweet Tea, newly opened, with an aroma and
taste which mpar a delightful, pleasant glow, and
an invigoratiDg influence. All Teas are injured by
being exposed TO the air, and lose their goodness by
remaining long in the chest after opening. such Is
Dot the case with the Teas sold by Redding K Co.,
at their "China Tea Store," No. 1913 WAsHrNGToN
STREET. BosroN. This store has been in successful
operation five years, and Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate
only are sold there Thousands of chests Of Tea are
received by the Proprietors and disposed of annu-
ally and their stock, for variety Of kinds, Is not
squalled in the city, Besides devotng their sole at
sntion the sale Of Tea, il gives to the purchaser
an advantage in knowing where he can always get
fresh, sweet, and choice qualities, at a
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d MARRIAGE, $50 sp't.
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.

WHY Is ITs
That behold many females In tho meridian Of life
bnd ailments depyng them o the for the coymen
oi life age when physical health, buoyaney Of sprts
aud happy serehy mind, arising hon condition OF HEALTH
Many oflhe causes Of her suerings at frspetaps years
before perhaps during girlhood the first of marriage
IN their ogu so light TO unnotieed aud Of course
IN AFTER YEARS, .. r..
back aud and regret the full consequences Of our
What would we not often give possess in early life the
night, Of anguish might have been spared IL the
knowledge was timely possessed. u Is
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sickness and endured by many w
Tenedied-oT better still mot incurred, ifeyeTy
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information contained little volume with
IA the reach OF ali) which would spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
Aud her husband the toll and anxiety Of mind.
without giving him the opportunity OF acquiring that com
pstepce which his eserons entitled and the possession
Of which would secsIe the happiness OF himself, wife, and
shilden
sECURH THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
BY becoming time possessed OF the knowledge the want
Of which has caused the sickness and poverty Of thousands
oi such consequence no wlls or mother Is elen
to herself which would her much suffering, be
The means 81 happiness and prosperity TO her husband snd
bodies with healthy minds. That knowledge contained ia
q little work enttled
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roThe following certificate is from Mr.. Bth
dy,tne celebrated Daguerreotyplst: s.ls
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme weakness
it was advised to take Hutchings' Dyspep,i
biiters, AMI have every sson to bevear
in bl. spcrfeclly cured me. havesinifelt
10 symptoms Of n return Of the disease and
HE eve from re effect il had on me that
WI cure the yCrstcases ofDyspepsia.
NJ. II. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, N. Y.
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VOLUME XVIII.
nc NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
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FEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
sHILLSBOROUGH% STREET.

NHE Annual Examination of the Pupils Of this lnst-
Il tuition will take place the FIRST week in December
next beginning on Wednesday, and ending on Friday
evening. g.~s< S.
The first session for 1858, will begin the first
Monday in January. So =.
The patronage extended to the Institute has induced
the present proprietor to adopt for its
ent establishment the basis Uf thorough and tcn-
size of female education. tSEt - Esse
The several departments filed by highly competent
instructors. -. sss4 s5,7=-5s5 - - =
As the number boarding in the Institute is limited,
early application may be necessary to amittance
BENNETT #. BLAKE,
- Principal and Proprietor. 3
Raleigh, October a5th, 1859. 99-5t.
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NUMBER s4s.
forICE..


k PPLdCATiON wit be- made during tie present
LESSession Of the General Assembly for the passage
Of the following acts, to wit
l. TO amend the act Incorporating the Nantais aadS
Tnrkasege Turnpike Company. s.gfssf
To amend 1e ict incorporating the Oconaiufx asd
QualIa Town Turnpike Company: - ss.. s
s. To amend if deemed necessary the act incorporate
ing the Tennessee river Railroad Company.
A. To amend the acts for the better administration o.
Justice in the Counties composing the 50th Senetormi
District . :: sF. s.s.sss.sSz - ,.S3
s: To amend the act Incorporating the Tennessee
river Turnpike in Tho County of Macon. stSs
6. TO authorize the Secretary Of State to cofrcct
am error in the issue Of grant to John Mineuss scroo
Eno and others for Of land in the county
son. to authorize the issue Of grant to the proper
persons. s
!. To amend am act incorporating the Tnrkasege and
Keowee Turnpike Company. il deemed necessary
8. A Resolution in favor Of H. p. King, of Cherokee
county, authorizing grant to issue to him for tract OF
land the payment to the State the balance due there
for: .-.#.. f
9. Acts forthe beneft Of the Cherokee Indians Of
Jackson county, the title Of the lands Puchassd
for them in such manner as may be deemed calculated
to promote their interest For the better standardization
of Justice regards their people Also such laws
may be deemed necessary to aid the missionaries
among those Indians in preventing vice. and in pro1sot-
ing civilization and Christianity among them.
November 4th, 1852. lO2-td.
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'ToRcHLIGHT PR RocEssIoN.:

The Democrats Of this City had torchligh
procession on Monday night last which was char
acterized BY the best spirit aud the highest enthu
sasln. A meeting Of the Club was first held ii
the Court House, which was briefly addressed b.
the Hon. James G. Dobbin, Democratic State Elec
tor; after which the procession was formed ane
calls were made at Yarbrough's for the Hon. Greer
w. Caldwell and w. w. Avery, Esq, both o
whom responded. The crowd called next on For
ney George, Esq, at Lawrence's, who spoke briefly
next they visited the residence of Mr. Hutchins
and called out William Lander and j. H. Wheeler
Esquires, of Lincoln. The procession then marched
to Guion's Hotel, where the Hon. Weldon N. Ed
wards responded TO their calls and cheers; after
which they marched to the residences of A. G..
Drake and james B. Shepard, Esquires, and Of
Hon. 4. NJ. Saunders They next marched to the
Standard office, and then to the residence of Perrin
busbee, Esq; next to the Court House, where brief
speeches were delivered by Gen. Singeltary, and
by William E. Hill, J. H. Dobson, and Alfred
Scales, Jr. Esquires. Loud and hearty cheers were
given when opposite the residences of Maj. Clarke
and Mr.. Courts, and at other points; and cheer
upon cheer went up for the ladies. All the speech
es were full Of spirit and in good taste.
It was an occasion long to be remembered by
the sterling Democracy of Raleigh, and by the
Democratic members of Assembly who took part
in these rejoicings over anticipated victories.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON.
We gather the following interesting statistics in
relation to the trade of Wilmington, from reli-
able source. Extract of Letter dated,
W1LM1NGroN, Nov. 2, 1852.
The statistics you ask for not easily obtained
as there is record of our coasting exports or m
ports kept. The following is the number of foreign
entries and cearances for the year ending the 30h of
June, 1852, az taken from the books of the Custom
House:
Entered, 80 Foreign Vessels, 1910 tons.
81 American do. 1885 I"
Cleared, IS Foreign Vessels, l4O95 tons.
152 American do. 1881
These vessels sailed principally, West Indies.
South America, England, Spain, and Germany.
The nearest approach to the value of exports
coastwse is perhaps found in the amount of exchange
brought by the Banks in this place, which about
two and half million dollars if we add to this
about quarter half million sold to merch ants
we have approximation to the exports of Whining
tons this does not include the exports of Fay ettevs
shipped through this place. The total number OF
vessels arriving and departing is about 800 annually
and is steadily increasing in number and size at the
rate Of near 10 per cent. annually. Vessels load a,
| our wharves to 10 feet and proceed to sea.
You will perceive that the number Of vessels ar
irving from foreign countries is greatly less than
the humber clearing for foreign countries that is, we
do not import near much from them as we ship to
them. The reason is that we have been so isolated
from the balance Of the State that had market
for the produce of foreign countries; but our Rail
Roads and other improvements will remedy that
drawback to our business in time"
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RALEIaH. Nov. 9. la5;

RALEIGH, Nov. 2. 1859.
To the Editor Of the National Era: write 10 ask
at your hands act of justice. On yesterday a
friend called my attention publication in your
paper, purporng TO be the proceedings of Freesoil
Convention held in October last, at New Salem,
Randolph County, n. c., for the purpose of nomi-
mating Electors favorable to the principles Of the
Freesoil party and the election of Mr.. John p. Hale
to the Presidency. Whether such meeting was ac-
tualy held, whether the alleged proceedings were
sen, TO you hoax, know not. But was as
tonished to iLd my name placed ON the ticket az
knowledge, or appreciation. In North Carolina the
public need no denial of my having countenanced
this proceeding; but, as you have published it in
your paper. doubt because you took it for granted
that such Convention was really held, and perhaps
toned, nost respectfully request you to- publish
this Gard, which deem proper for mY vindication.
Respectfully,
J. c. DOBBIN.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

We give, in our table in another column, the re-
s from twenty-one Counties, from which it will
zen the clear Scott gain compared with the
gust vote, is 1879.
aehave rumors of Scott gains in Martin, North
F"n, Chatham, Guilford, and Rowan; and ru-
ad Pierce gains in Brunswick and Duplin
:haEe heard nothing from Clingman's District
fAtGtte from Outlaws and Caldwell's Districts
'As returns in this State, it is known, come ir
slowly. We shall have enough, in all proba
., by the Western Mail of tonight to enable
announce with certainty the result. We be
I'VE have carried the State, and we have acoor
~ in our list of States, counted the ten Edec
Votes of North Carolina for Pierce and King
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fHE STANDARD,
HE GLORIOUS RESULT!

1 great blow has been struck by the millions
snerea for the Union, for the Constitution, for
sssation of the pernicious agitation on Sla-
questions, and for the time-honored Republican
E.ipIs of Jefferson and Jackson.
franklin PIERCE is President elect of the
lied States by an overwhelming majority.
Ihs great States of Ohio, Pennsylvania and
II York have thrown their immense weight on
/ side Of the Republican candidates; and they
be been joined in this noble work by all the
|as, in all probability, except Vermont, Massa-
-tts, and Kentucky
lowing States have certainly, it is thought,
.->l
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A Way Low TRlcK. "A Wing ticket, with Scott
electors. was yesterday used by the Wings to entrap
Wings whose conscience would not allow them to
vote for Scott. 1t is headed, :. Republican Whig
Ticket: For President MiAiard Fillmore of New
North Carolina" We hear from good authority, that
the leaders of the Scott party yesterday sedu-
ously engaged in humbuging the green ant,-Scott
Wings into voting this fdl-blooded Scott ticket !
Most noble party and leaders Rich. SEn9.
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SrArr AaarcuLruRAI SocIrrY. We are happy
10 announce the successful formation Of the above
society. On Monday afternoon, the 18th, in Rail
eiqh, Il was regularly organized. and our townsman
John s. 'Dancey elected President. AS the repre-.
sentative Of Edgecombe, and one OF the vanguard Of
her improvements. Mr. Dancey richly deserved NE
eause. and we are sure his energies vii. be faithfully
directed TO the execution Of the trnst comPlimen
tarily conferred. A We shall publish the full pro.
ceedinqs ia osr next, i. is needlsss to aay more
! s. s. Iar6srs4lGh Seufherner. :
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ks Vermont seems to be conceded to General
f1 though the returns are not in. We believe
|Saares majority Of all the votes in that State
st its Electoral vote; and we have heard the
expressed that no one may get a majority
'ae matter of the Electoral vote may be re.
a for decision to the Legislature, and that that
y may postpone indefnitely.
smont, be it remembered, is the only Stat'
10 has deliberately nulli6ed the fugitive-slav,
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A LONG TUNNEL. One of the longest tunnels in
the world is approaching completion 1t is stt-
uated in Hungary, and leads from the shore Of the
river Gran far from z,owitz to the mines in the
Schemnitzer Hills. 1t is about ten English miles
long, and is intended 10 answer the double purpose
Of channel to drain off the water lating in the
works, and of railway to transport the ore from the
mines on the river.
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.qrr;ral Of the Black Jparr;or.-Highly important
from Chba.-arrir"i If Judge Conklin, Minister TO
Mezieo.-lnteruiew ,viM the Captain General
Partial Arrangemento tie recent Difficulties regard
ing Tie Crescent Giv, $e.-Concessions Of the Cap-
tain General
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l. The Picayune has ed
vices OF. the arrival of the steamer Black Warrior,
from New York via Havana, at Mobile yesterday
morning. after run from Havana of nine hours.
The United States steamer Powhatan, from New
York. having on board Judge Conklin, the newly
appointed minister to Mexico, arrived at Havana.
Judge Conklin, soon after landing, had inter-
view with the captan-genera in relation to the recent
troubles between the two governments ching the
landing of the Crescent City. At this interview The
difficulties were SO arranged that the steamer Crescent
City shall hereafter be allowed to land her mails and
passengers; but MI. Smith. the purser, will not be
permitted to come on shore. e..5s.es-
The captain-general also acknowledged to Commo-
dore Newton. Of the Powhatan, that he acted too
hastily. and was willing to make suitable apology to
the American government; but in no case would he
allow Nj. Smith, the purser, to land on the island.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

THE Board Of Superintendents of Common Schools
hereby requested to meet at the Court House, in
Raleigh, on the Friday before November County Court
for the purpose of making distribution Of the School
Fund among the various Districts. Other business will
also come up for consideration. full attendance is
desired. Il. II. JONES, Chairman.
October 80, 1852. .5.-,s. l00-td.
The Register will please copy till day,
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For the Stan Srd.
Mr.. HOLDEN: l send you for publication copy Of
a Gard which I forwarded to the National Era AZ
soon as my attention was called to the occurrence to
which it relates. The names Of several gentlemen,
of the Wing and Democratic parry, have no doubt,
have been used without their Knowledge but as the
matter has been pubIshed, and my attention directed
to it, deem proper to give my disapprobation Of
their proceedings similar neo,poper existence, 50
that 8, here eetohere, noW or hereafter. may
infer from my ailence that countenanced the move
ment. Respectfully,
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office,

Z PPLICATION will be made to the present General
Assembly to charter the Lumberton and Whiteyille
Plank Road Company. also the Lumberton aud Cape
Fear Plank Raad Company.
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THE ELECTION.

With the setting of to-day's (Tuesday's) sun, the
struggle will be ended. This day a great people
will determine whether they still retain the virtues
of their forefahers have apsed into that
of the manIier sentiments Uf the American bosom
which can permit brave and faithful old soldier to
be beaten down by calumny and slander.-Rsg
We copy the foregoing from the Register issued
on the day of the election.
The answer is, three or four States out Of thirty.
one for Scott, and all the rest for that bue-nose
and g obscure yankee" FRANKLIN PIERCE.
The deed has indeed been done Z! and, according
to the Register, this great people :" do not IRE
tain the virtues Of their forefathers" Oh naugh
ty people !oh calamitous result! Is not the Regis
| er a or optet More anon.
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DR.. Cartwright, Of New Orleans recommends q
residence in sugar house during the rolling sea-
son, as remedy for chronic ailments of the chest
throat and stomach, the yapor being most agrees
BILE and soothing to the lungs s.
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To Miliers and LINN bermen.


Bavton's eresk, near Parker's Bridge.
l:t Oct. 27, 1852.
Mr.. O. CHILb-Deor Sir I have now had my Mill
in operation week. and much pleased with it
have tried IL in dry and green timber, and the
manifest no inclination to heat whatever, and ara
fdent will cut double the lumber, with half the
water of an up and down MILL In fact can cut
two thousand feet per day, stream small to
up and down Mill at all. And the setting apparatus
works admirably and fully jus'fes the statement In your
circular of saving ane hand.
This is just the Will for small streams requiring
much less power than any Mill have
Mr.. Childs may be found at his office in the of
Tate & Cos store, on Fayetteville street.
~. - NJ. SAFER.
Two Mills received and for sale by o. Child, III the
city.
RalcisE; Nov: 6, 1852, l6s-
Encourage Home Industry,
By PATRoS1z1Sa THE
Machine Shop and Foundry Of
STAFFORD, CLARK & DIXON,
! = Who Manufacture all Sizes of
Horse Power and 7Areshing Machines,
(BorH PORTABLE AND STATIONARY;
STRAW-CUTrERS OF VARIOUS PATTERNS, !
WHEAT FANS,
MIL and Factory Gear, Saw and Grist Mill Irons,
Bark Mills, Wool Carding Machines, Edge .
Tools, de-, dc.
Aduress snow camp, Aianancel County, N. C.s
- October 25th, 1882. lOl-St.s s4
TO Female Teachers.
yuyHE Trustees of Floral College, N. c., will receive
until the llth of December next, through the un-
dersgnel Committee. proposals for two Female Teach
assist in imparng instruction to the pupils Of
Floral College Applicants must accompany their pro-
posals with certificates of Recommendations also state
| terms, &c, as to salary. @ssE. zss,ass
Any information desired in regard to the institution
be obtained by addressns'the undersigned Commit
teo at Gilopos Post Office, Roteson County, N. e..
! =. = w. MCKAY,
/ j: b. McCALLUM,
7 JOHN McNEILI.,
/ Committee.
dilopolis. Oct 23l, 1852. lol-uID.
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ITO los 1877 l6S 296
| Whole number of votes at the election this year,
296; necessary, to choice l49.
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RESISTANCE TO RIDIcuLE. Learn from the earliest
days to nure your principles against the perils Of rid
icne; you can no more exercise your reason if you
i've in the constant dread Of laughter, than you can
enjoy your life if you in the constant terror Of
death. If you think it rigatto differ from the times,
and to make stand for any valuable point of morals,
do it, however rustic. however antiquited, however
peantic may appear; do it. not for insolence. but
seriously and grandly-as man who wore q sonl OF
his own in his bosom, and did not wait till 1t was
breathed in him by the breath Of fashion.
- . s. -zfsea SYDNEY SMITH.
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Three cheers for the Old Fields precinct in
Nash County Of the truest and sopndest s
precincts in the thirty-one States The vote there
on Tuesday last, was Pierce 225, Scott SIS.