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VNaE unIeSsigI ed would most respecI'
u fully AGAIN call the attention Of the
citizens Ut LIIchfsld County to his sups.
"ior ,nt lhOd Of taking DaguerreOtype Like
neSses. The public may rest assured that
no trouble CIR expense will be spared on
his part IN making himself acquainted with
every new improvement, ana BIZ able nj ali
times To produce as good Miniatures MS can
be obtained in the country. For the last
live years his wli0ls time a nd attention las
heen devoted to the Art Of Photography,
aud he is hal py in being able to say. that
his most samgmIne expectations have been
| mare than resiized. bnth ia r~ga'd TO the
I very extensive patronage he bus received
| as well as his succsss in being able nj oil
tunes to produce FIRST class pictures. II is
! well known to scientific men W hO have
[ practicat know ledge Of this wonderful art
{ hat a pure atmosphere is very essential to
the prUd uclion Of fine clear and well de-
| yeloped picture. Now I.bchRsld Hill is in
this respect perhaps more highly favored
llun almost ANY other place in New Eug-
land. lie trusts that all who have not
already faithful representation Of Life,
~iIl lose no time in calling at his rooms a nd
| sitting tor their ictures while there Is YET
life while the eye is elenr aud expressive,
aud the cheek retains It's vivid glow; fOE
It is larnent. bic fact ,lla, he is etien called
upon TO 60 to the 'house Of mourning 10
nike tile likenesses Of deceased persons
Then delay not, tut cali immediately, and
you Shalt be guaranteed perfect fac smile
Of the living subject.
gy-Rooms in the first building south Of
the Mansion House.
I J. L. JUDD.
| Li,chfield. May goth, 1859,
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MISS BRADLEY

MISS BRADLEY
Invites the attention Of the Ladies to new
stock Of millinery and fancy Guods.
e@4,s also,
DRE<> SILKS and trimmings, toys for cfil
den. &c. &c.
Lite hfield, Oct, ..
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Nineteenth Ann"ot Report
OF THE
LlTCHFlELD

Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
JULY 5rH, 1852.
Whsle amount of Cash premiums
received, I9.3ol S?
in'etesl received On Loans. l,$3z.7e
Whole aln"unt Of losses aud expen.
s.s u The Company. i7lo0,so
cash Balance now on hand. 3,5I3.SU
Increase Of cash on hand over last
year. l.4l6.3o
P, escn' Capital or Fund Of the g..
Company 20,l2o. Sc
This cnmpany has now been in sue.
"essful operation nineteen yeas. during
'le whole of which time III HAS NEW
Err MADE AN ASSESSMENT UPON.
THE MEMBERS Of the cnmp, ny. and
has At This time d Cash Fund Of S..
54S.SO safely invested and d,aw,ng
interest, the amount Of interest received
up 70 the present time, being more than
Sl.4O0.
The directors OF this company are
confident that the plan Of Insurance
adopted by them will meet with hear,
~ response from all intelligent friends
OF the principle Of Mutual Insurance.
This company in. ure only in this
State. and take no risks on Mills, Good,
in Sto'es. Shops. &c., or in exposed
Village or City property. bat cot ine
thei, business enihely TO farm property
and isolated buildings. and their contents
--Of which not moe than $4,000 will
he insured in one risk.
This company will adjust all claim.
with p,Omplness and ibetali,y. and if at
amy time difference should arise be
tween the parties. NIL such difference
will be adjusted by inditfn ent persons in
the County. each party selecting one,
aud in case they do not agree, a third
person shall be chosen, and the award OF
all. or any two OF them. shall be final
and conclusive.
f. OMces.s or che Company.
}. G. BECKWITH. President,
OLIVER EpEt. TreGssis a.,
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
directors.
JASON Wl.lglSs 5. e. s. wHfrTLEsEY
OLIVER GOODWIN DAVIDC. SANFORD
SET.l p. BEERS. tROBRTNS BATTELL.
STEPHEN TROWBRlDGE.
SHELDON OSBORN. Of tisi~inien.
General Assnt
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PIANO FoRTEs
FROM

~"~ -0AE@@o
EVEN--Six and three quart~r-and
- Six OcIave Rosewood PiANo F0RTEs.
Just manufactured from new scales and Of
drcided superiority OF tone. can be had
from the subscribsrS, for ready cash, at u
great bargain. Every purchaser will be
secured BY full warranty, and those who
may purchase by order will be- as we'll
dealt by as if pcsssut themselves. A lead
ing member OF this firm, having been fo'
many years u teacher ct music, IL more
than ordinarily qualified both I" produc.
and to select Instruments which will BE-
acceptable to customers. Our Warer0om
, in the centre Of the city. directly opp"
site the New Haven RailrOad Station ant
near all The s atiUDs of,he principal Rail
roads leading from this city. ss I'D.
J. +. WARNER g. co.
all Broadway. New York
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HISTORICAL WORKS.

HISTORICAL WORKS.
sANcRoFT's HISTORY U. s. 4th vol, Just out
F:LpRETHs HISTORY u. S. S vols.
WfLsnNfs HISTORY
oqEssayrs CONQUEST OF HEyIco, 3volA
FEEDIT.ND AND lsAEEI LA, 3volA
H:-AErs history OF LAND, 6 Nels.
N4s.AtrLAY'S g Z"
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koLLEN,S ANCIENT history
cy,D1 E7s HISTORY OF GREECE, 10 vo's.
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AILgONss HISTORY or EuEoPE, 4.ols.
sr6EE's LsFE OF EEANT, 9 vc's.
xIONE's LIFE A;1D TiMfs OF RED JACKET.
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HAxTON FALL. OF pOI md.
ssrHO0LcRAr- : EoYF5 ON TgE iGc 2CoIS.
koHLEAIGE'S L1sroE? or GERMANY.
MEALS HiSTJ2Y CT IIIE \ EITAkS.
D'AUBlC MES HISTORY CT TIE REF oRffATIoN.
1oRsrEE's srATEa;lEN OF TIE Co'inCNTEALTH
AZORES GOVERNORS OF PLyMoJH AND MAssA
CHUSET1S BAY.
MAvNDER's TREASURY OF HISTORY, &c, 20.
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Washington Acade my.
RNHE winter session Of this Sch, ol will
l. crmmence on the 81 Of Novembt 6. and
continue tUthe Let OF April
Prices - heretofore. .......s... q.4. ...z
FW QUINN. Principal
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HlITRIPcL1TAN IoTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
1EVIlE Metropolitan will be eOmpleiedand
II Ope ned for ihe reception Of c. mPany
SepiembeT lst. Price Of Board, tive dol
lars per day.
SIMEON LELAND e. CO.,
PrOprietOFs,
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This Medicine vegetable o. zen s .n ere roo s T h
robbed them the least Of h strength So admirably il adapted
persons ne
the of Scrofla Erysipea 1c nsS
restored perfect health when physicians with their svs ,h; .
the and prophesed that could
nga Read the certificates below which not from s ~. tie is
but from ss 49, We
wonders has written handb which oa % 'ns
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MORE WONDERFUL CO. res % ;ss,
BiymiRekaM, Oct. II due
Dr.. NJ. Woodworh.-6ear sir-I fee. |,sSr
70 you that I publicly express. my gratitus ~
the great relief which my wife has exs ~
rienced by the use Of your sarsaparilla. H.
wife has been sick far two years with = ,
pulmonary difficulty. which has increased EaF
the past year, so that she was unable TO b
around the house. and BY using two bsstlss Of
fieF Appetite Is now good. her general health
Is greatly improved. and all this has been done
BIZ your SSFsapariIla. This Is what have
seen in my gym family, which gives ne all \
confidence In tie medicine, and my neigh
boFs have also been greatly benefited by the
use Of the same. JOIN r. ToMLlxsoH.
rR:ynsfsRA6M. Oct z. 1851.
hereby CERTIFY that have heen greatly
debilitated, have suffered mach with pain.
and was hardly able tO attend 10 my business.
had constant tired feeling ] have taken
been greatly relieved, and am confident that
1t has done me a great deal Of good; and
eheerfdlly recommend IL TO oh. for nave PEE
feet confidence, In the medicine frO;a Us e.
fects upon myself and what have seen IN
Others Of my neighbors. ~,
I hereby certify that 4 have. been for
long time acquainted with the persons whose
names are subscribed 10 the above certiG-
Gates, and know that they would mot certify
to anything but what Is correct; they are
highly respectable persons.
JosEPR r. CAxvvlELD,
DERBY. Oct. IL, iaSi. Town Cieik.
Orders directed to the proprietor, Birnine
ham, c., will receive prompt attention. None
~ wr,nn,.,o,,,,,.
Dr.. N. Woodssortk, phers al ;
addressed. (
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% J Of wonders it has ne. written in hand
3 agenta
= 4 BIm ~ Asm. .Jrly 81, 1851. I
4 ! most cheerfnlly bea testimony that my |
i. little daugh,er agsd : .ears was very Sc
:. could scarcely hSeatha With no appetite, and |
3 Eenerni debilty-tht ) he t00k only part |
s of hottie of Dr.. W. ~ worth's Sarsaparilla, |
and was immediately stored to health. |
? consider the Doctors medicine very valuable |
a I article. Mas. JOHN GRiFEITH.
! MAN 10 YEARS or, AGE.
81 : Monroe, flag. @, l65l.~
! hereLy eertify that have been AFFLICTED |
q with 0keuT-a:ism for eight mOnths N Sc
= } yeFely. that could neither turn myself In
q } bed or adjust my Raiment ! had almost
= given mp the idea Of ever being hclped. but |
q \ strange as R may seem. by taking one bottle |
z ) helped unaeconn,sbiy 80 .Es, an abs 70 |
a. I attend IN my business have great faith in i
e this medicine, and would recommend IL to all. |
9 wS> iniormedofiis great cures BY Mr.. Edwin |
% I Juhns0n, whose child had also been cured by |
z. Il when physicians and all theF REMEDIES |
q had tailed ~ do the least good.
BGrsAM, IMoRros. JAMES Drew.
2 Hantingtsx. aug. O. 1851. /
u IN. N. WoodwoTth.-Dear 6ir@ take great |
9 pleasure In saying, that after taking nearly |
ssy SSi IF Of sSu s%
x I NEST entirely deprived me Of strength, and |
Z which but = year ar more since resulted In |
severe 1T Of sickaess. I took the syrup In
May last, and have waited to see IL the relief
would prove permanent ! am satisfied Of Its
( clScaey, and would say that IL those afflicted /
with Billousness would save time, and avoid
ss s s... ss% r.: :.s ss;''' Of
Very respectfully years. ~
gja aFA.a aes A. N. BEHEDlcT.
paStrE of the White Hall Baptist Church,
Manufactured in Birmingham by
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ls,yesi lnent Of Money.

Li,ch6eld, May goth, 1852.
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Aan.hcarsd !" Birmingham by Dr. N WoodssoyM vhsys al
orders must 30 addressed
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,nr NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
lllh ,surp WEEKLY AND sExI-wEEKLl Br
LILLIAN W. HOL D T. N,
cnrrOR AND PROPRIETOR.

.s Of THE WEEKLY. Two dollars per al,num
Ts'S' or within the first month, Two dollars and
II s M # payment be delayed six months; and Three
b. tsa: !. no paid within six months from the time Of
.essdbns. -ux srx,-WEEx11. Four dollars nc,
rs's;; ;, advance, or within the first month; Four
an ,nl fty cents, if payment be delayed six months
m Dollars, if not paid within six months from the
subscribing. .,, -, >,
u S.r,sExExrs not exceeding fourteen lines will
i'd i,r,ed one time for one dollar, and twenty five
sr each subsequent insertion; those of greater
as ~ nr,norton. Court orders and Judicial Ad-
,msns will be charged 25 per cent higher than the
ah''r .',es reasonable reduction will be made to
pc rso advertise by the year. Advertisements inser-
1 the Semi Weekly Standard, will also appear in
r. hsW,ekEv Paper, free of charge.
s,rbers, and others, who may wish to send money
~ rtor can do so at all times, by Mail and at hi.
receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted.
~ 1,s-s to the Editor must come free Of postage.
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We are highly grati6ed to receive the proceedings
of the Democratic meeting in Cleaveand, which ap-
pear in this paper They furnish material for reaec-
ton to all the patriotic Republicans who have been
so long es,ranged from their political brethren of the
true Jeffersonian school of politics. and now since
the mask has been from the face of tederahsm,
we have no doubt that hundreds, yes. thousands in
North Carolina will follow the noble example setby
Mai. Cabaniss, and be found sustaining Gov. Reid,
Equal Snfra e' and the whole line Of State rights
republican principles, which alone can save the South
from utter ruin, and protect the constitutional Unon
of these States from degeneration into federal cor
solidaton, oppressive in its operation upon the
mnority az any desposm upon the face of the earth
The bold and patriotic stand taken by Maj. Cabaniss
does him much credit though he s not the first pat
rio,ic Wig that has shaken the dust OF federalism
from bis feet. since the explosion of the no-pary hum
bug; nor 10 he the last by many thousands' who Will
repudia,s tho before the close
Of the ensuing Presidential oampaign. ,,.
Lincoln Republican.
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For the Standard.
IMPORTANT TO CorroN GROWERS, CorroN GIN
NERs AND CorToN SPlNNERs.

+ OF the StaN0dr0.
IMPORTANT TO CorroN GROWERS, CorroN GIN.
NERs AND CorToN SPINNERs.
MR. HOLDEN: Sri wish to call the attention of
the public the fact that there has lately been put in
operation at the mills of John NJ. Fleming, ESQ.,,
near Rolesville, machine invented by him, which
we will for the present call the " Seed Cotton Reno
vatcr intended clean seed cotton of all dirt, duet,
and other impurities, before it is put in the Cotton
Gin, and that it performs its Office we'll as could
be desired. have witnessed its operation, and am
fully satisfied that it is destined to go into general
use in all cotton growing countries. A machine of
this kind has long been needed in this section of
country. Having been dealer in cotton 70. the last
twenty-five years. speak from experience. Cotton
can be much easier separated from all impurities be-
fore it is ginned than afterwards. The machine s
simple in its construction, and operates upon purely
philosophical principles, requires very little power 10
propel it, and may be attached to any cotton gin at
very little expense. Every person who has cotton
gin should supply himself with renovator before the
next crop in; they would save many times The
cost of the machine in the advanced price Of their
ton, besides the saving in the wear of their cotton
gins. This is certainly very important improvement
in preparing cotton for the spindle, and is deserving
patent; and am in hopes the intelligent and wor-
thy inventor may get one.
A COTTON SPINNER.
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OPERATIONS or THE CHARLOTTE MINT. The fol-
lowing tabular statement, taken from the Books of
in receipts of bullion and the amount coined from s
first establishment to the present time. From this
it appears that its business increased yearly until the
wear ls48. since which time there has been only
slight decline in its oHeraons and that it still does
much larger business than it did for nearly all tho
years prior to that time. ... ... 81.
Statement of the amount of Gold Bullion received,
and of Gold Coinage executed at the United States
Bvanch Mint at Charlotte, N. c., from the CON-
mencemen. of operations. lst January. 1888. to
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VIRGINIA.,

The Democratic State Convention of Virginia as
semble6 in Richmond on Wednesday last We have
heard nothing, thus far, from its deliberations. The
Enquirer of the 23d says the Virginia Democracy
will, doubtless, decline to commit themselves to the
fortunes of any candidate leaving the delegates to
Baltimore untrammeled and free TO select such can
ddates as may be regarded most true to her prn-
cples, and at the same time competent to command
popular support" This, i, seems to US. is the true
policy. Why should Democrats, whose pride it is
to contend for principles. differ and divide about men
We look with interest to the proceedings of the
Virginia Convention. No doubt the Democracy OF
that noble old State will their principles in
all their purity, and in the clearest manner.
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"SLAUGHTER-HOCS CONVENTION.
The New York Herald, neutral paper, has the
following remarks upon the Wing movements in
New York City:
We observe that preparations are being made by
the whig party in this city, says the New York Her.
aid, for the election Of delegates the Philadelphia
National Convention, otherwise called the " Slaugh
r.House.''
This election will create good deal of excitement
among the whg politicians in the various wards.
The contest for the delegates will develope diff.
ferences of opinion. Gen. Scott. Mr. Fillmore, and
Mr.. Webster, have all their respective friends in the
city, among each class-active. excited, animated,
warm and determined. 1t will present beautiful
row in the various wards. MI. Fillmore may calcu-
late upon the whole of the Custom House and Post
Office influence, and that is not small. Mr.. Webster
bring all the banking, financial, and shipping
interests of Wall street and that neighborhood; but
not much from the "up town" qusrters-amongst
the mechanics and sniPbuders. Gen. Scott will
command all the hurrah boys OF the whig party, and
the whole mass of the Seward and abolition classes.
The contest, therefore, will be very interesting
fight, and the probable chances unquesonably in
favor of delegates being selected behalf Of Gen.
Scott by the whIg party yet we would not be sur
prised the Wall street politicians, in favor of
Webster, carry the day. They can do it if they
please they have got the money-,he cash-lhe
dust; and is very easy, with plenty of such mate
rial carry the ward politicians and the ward elec-
tions-the Maine Liquor law to the contrary notwith.
standing"
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New Posr OFFICES. The following Post Offices
were established in this State, during the week end
ing March 18th, by the Postmaster General:
Elk Shoal, Alexander County, Eph'm Alexander
Soda, Watauga, Morgan Swift; Coddle Creek. Ca
barrus, J. E. Presley; White Hill. Union, 1shan
Milton Mcdonald Mills, Richm ond, Alexander Nc.
Donald; Spring Garden. New Hanover, I. G. De-
vane; Morrisonville, Wake, jeremiah Morris.
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FORSYTH COUNTY.

At the March Term of Forsyth County Court the
following gentlemen were elected Special Court
c. L. Banner, Chairman; John NJ. Stafford, John
Lowry. Phillip Barrow. and Henry Marshall; Com
mittee of Finance, John NJ. Vorter, W. H. Linvle,
and C. L. Banner; County Trustee, George Linvlle
County Surveyor. Caleb Jones; Treasurer of Public
Buildings, Thomas J. Wilson.
The following gentlemen were elected as the Board
OF Superintendents of Common Schools: Anderson
M. Gamble, Anthony Biting, Albert V. Sullivan,
John NJ. Stafford, c. L. Banner, Eugene Lehman,
John Masten, Francis Fries, William Goslin, Abram
league.
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Ne learn from the Norfolk Herald that the follow

We learn from the Norfolk Herald that the follow.
ing officers have been elected by the stockholders Of
The Roanoke Valley Railroad David Shelton, Presi-
dert; Francis Mallory, of Norfolk, SiIas H. Harris,
of ClarksviIle, James Williamson, of Mecklenburg.
Directors, and Henry Wood and Samuel D. Booker
appointed Directors by the Board of Public Works;
E. A. Williams, Secretary and Treasurer; and MIR.
Blanch. principal Engineer. This Road is to be run
from Clarksville to Ridgeway, on the Raleigh and
CASTOR Road.
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NUMBER gls.
For the; Standard.

Inc d'uerent methods Of calculating Interest seem
to be attracting some attention amongst your readers
Whether they are absolutely neD or not, is of very
little Importance, They are new to most persons;
and lew, II any, use them commonly. All the mo-
thods mentioned in your columns are shorter, and,
what is OF vastly greater consequence. being less
complex than those in common use, diminish very
much the liability to errors To the most pracsedj
no riAng strain of the mind aborious and pei pex-
ing, ID requisite in performing the operation most
persons perform it, and those not in constant prac.
tice it is almost impossible to got through without
errors. sometimes of magnitude. and always embar.
rasslng when detected by others. ..
Ihe rules given by two correspondents in your last
not differing essentially from those given below. if
generally adopted. would save in the aggregate, an
ncaculable amount of labor and vexation. Mine are
mathematcaily correct. on the basis Of $50 days to
the year, as will be seen by this process:
Let a = the interest for the given time; m - the
months, d the days; p= the principal in dollars,
and l0OOp will be the principal in mills. 1t 10 re-
quired to find the value Of in Of the others.
l0oop 6OOOp
q i5m $50 clear the equation.
1920 a (seoo p ny 6 + llsopDe. Divide by 6.
72o a 5000 p M + l20 d. Divide by 100.
Ca 3opm+ pd. Divide by3.
aa-,opm % or
a Qo~ + - >:
From which we deduce this rule for calculating
interest for years, months. and days.
10 10 times the months add one-third of the days,
Tor, what is the sane to the figures expressing the
months annex the figures expressing one-third the
days, multiply the number thus obtained by one
half the principal, the principal by one.haf of it.
The product will be tha answer in mills. Cut off on
the rgh, three five figures, according the prin
clpa is dollars or cents, and you have the answer.
$246 &c a. per c. for 2 y. m. "a days.
2)2s8 l44
If the time is years and months, annex to the
months.
TO find rule for Interest for days only:
Let the symbols be the same as above, except tho
months, which are dropped.
SCOOP j.. .....>.
100
a 800 clear the equation of fractions.
36oa=6opd ..-.. .:s
6a=pd s.-. ...
sp
The Interest is equal to the days multiplied BY
one sixth Of the principal, the principal mupsda
by one-sixth of the days.
To find, without countll Rsha' 'tLne eers how much
time intervenes betwe@ - and 10th
May. ls4s, May beina lh0U uly the
7th:
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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-03-31

WAGES THE UNITED STATES. The following
table, constructed from the returns of the seventh
general census, exhibits the average wages per diem
paid to operatives in the wrought iron works and the
States, Distinguishing the wages paid to males and
the wages paid to females.