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New Advertisements.

VIM. Davis has associated with him in business
our young friend Mr.. John Lloyd, brother
printer, who will be prepared, as all printers
are, to ''do the thing up brown" for cash or its
equivalent.
VIM B. Hudson has received fine lot of
watches which he will sell cheap, except on tick
and large stock of jewelry that must go off
like hot cakes.
The partnership of Beynon & Johnston is
dissolved but as neat clothes as ever, are ''got
up by the remaining partner, Lewis Beynon, at
the old stand.
The Main Liquor Law sustained defeat, but
Petersberger at the Summit has not yet been
defeated in his efforts to sell 'Ready-made
Clothing at low prices. His hats, caps, and
boots suit the times.
Three gentlemen, capable of teaching 1.-The
young idea how to shoot" can find employment
and the incest town IN the State to reside in.
if application be made to the Secretary Of the
board of school directors. See advertisement.
VIM. MFarand & Son, HolIdaysburg, adver-
tse splendid stock of furniture for sale
There's a chance for newly married couple to
save few dimes.
The 'sGuards" parade on the 10th May
We're in. Read Auditors Notices and Orphans
Court sales.
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"HKEsBARRE, April 24.-We learn fro
line ofthe North Branch Canal H.. e
ished work has, in many places between r. r.
hammock and Towanda, been entirely IL
way, and heavy loss must result to tho g.
tors many Of whom were preparing 70 -
'heir work In many places the whole Of !.
work upon entire sections has been destr,-., -
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Pennsylvania CanaI--western Nayira.

PITTsBURG, April 24.-There is fifteen feet
of water in the river and falling The Cincinna-
ii packets are resuming their trips to-day
They can now pass under the Wheeling bridge
without difficulty,
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TIE sTATE CENrRAL cn,ru

The State Central Committee met on So 80
day, April II, at the Merchants Hotel ~ DIV
d9iphia Present, Mr.. HIRsT, Chairman. H. p
Dock, Of Dauphin; Messrs. FERyoy e.
hNEAss' and BADGER, of PHILADELPHIA. N.
STAMBAUGH, of Lancaster; Mr. P,BKr ,sr
rl5burg; Mr.. MIxsELL, of Northamptor. y
WELSH, Of York; Mr. CLARKE. ofWestno,.,.-s
Mr.. MARSHALL, Of Lebanon. Mr.. yrrr
Susquehanna; Mr.. LEISURE, Of Greene. n.
LANBERToS, Of Yenango, were representa- ~
other members of the Committee.
VIM. Curtis, Of Philadelphia, and WV Brr,-
WELSH, Of York, were appointed Secretsrie.
Several communications were received ,ra
resolutions were adopted requesting the o=,..,
OF the Committee to call on the Dernocratc Fs,.
tors and Delegates for the usual pledge, "a,
publication.
The Chairman submitted the FOLLOWING g.
dress, which was read and unanimously adm.
ted
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Mr.. Buchanan.

The address of the Democratic State Central
Committee, in relation to this distinguished
Pennsylvania, We commend to the attention Of
our readers.
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For Canal Commissioner,
WILLIAM sEARIGHT, of Fnyette.
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Thursday. April go, 1852

For President
JAMES BUCHANAN, of PennsyIv"nia-
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-31

For some time past the country has heard great
deal, in vague terms, of the extravaganza of Mr..
FIllmore's administration. Democratic members Of
Congress who accessible to the Departments and
the best Of information, have not investi-
gated this subject with the industry demanded by its
Importance. From the partial statements that have
got abroad, there seems to be little doubt that the
present has been the most needless administration Of
the public treasure which the country has ever yet
seen. The subject shall have our especial attention
at an early day, when shall present in detail the
expenditures of the during the period of
Nj. Folks administration, and those of Taylor and
Fillmore. AS specimen of what may be expected,
present in contrast IF the expenditures, res
peCtvely during the fiscal year 1916. ending July
1st of that year which the first of Mr. Folks adj
minisra,on and during the calendar year 1851, the
the last of Mr. Fillnore's administration. of which
official reports have yet been published. We present
to exhibit what amounts have been expendedn waste
full extravaganza, and what in the payment of public
debt incurred by the Mexican War:
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Come, one and all !

the act of Congress, which was finally passed last
week, the whole number of Representatives will
be two hundred and thirty four distributed fol-
lows: Maine 6, New Hampshire 8, Vermont 8,
Massachusetts, IL, Rhode Island 2, Connecticut 4,
New York 80, New Jersey 5, Pennsylvania %,
Delaware 1, Maryland 6, Ohio 81, South Carolina
6, Georgia 8, Florida l, Alabama 7, Mississippi 5,
louisiana 4, Virginia Is, North Carolina 8, Tennes-
see 10, Kentucky 10, Missouri 7, Arkansas 2, In
diana IL, Illinois 9, Michigan a. Wisconsin 3, Iowa
2, Texas 2, California 2. Total 234. The whole
number of Presidential electors-adding 81 Sena-
tors-will therefore be 296, making 149 necessary
for choice.
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TEL EeRAPHED FOR THE: STANDARD.
WAsH1NeToN. Jniv an 1870

..s 4,F Ha a. ..e WAsHINeToN, July 80, 1852.
In the House, yesterday, the Michigan Railroad
land bin, withits omnibus amendments was laid.
on the table, lo4 to 3d. The River and harbor
bill passed in Committee Of the whole, Stanly's.
substitute the bill Of last year, got but AZ votes
Mr. Ashe succeeded in; getting through an amend
ment authorizing. Wilmington, N. c., to levy four
per cent. tax on her commerce for the improvement
of her harbor, in addition to the 3d. 900 appropri
alton of the BILL, . .,. -...
John B. .Ashe, Texas, Wing EleetoE won't GO,
Scott and declines to act as Elector. W..
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.-.-- 49,. For the Standard
To the IseopIe OF wake Counfy.

Let me warn you, people Of Wake County, and
especially Democrats, TO refrain from voting for
Wings. In voting for such characters you will be
found voting Indirectly if not directly for Scott the
Seward candidate for President. A. r., -.-.-a- III,
Some few of the Democra say they do not like
to vote for Saunders, Oh account of his being for
Rail- Roads but what can such Democrats gain by
And besides, he is Wing, and Saunders has grown
grey in the Republican cause. Did you ever know
The Wings to desert their candidates snch grounds
To vote for Wings IN this election is to vote for
Scott--it is TO vote for Wing United States Senator
lit is to vote against Reid, the present good and
blameless Governor--it is against Free SUI
frage, and rure Democracy, in all probability most
seriously. ..-....0.... -.. ..,...
Stand by your chosen men, Democrats of Wake,
and all will be well. ,t .t ..l
.s.. -.E . A DEMOCRAT
July %, 1852.
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Clio REWARD will be paid for the apprehen--
I'D lOson and securing in Jail, that can get her,,
my negro woman. MAILMAN, who ran away from my
plantation in Wake County, about the lth of January.
Malinday is tall woman, yellow complications she is
between fifty and sixty years DID, she has large feet with
great many broken veins in her legs very fnlleye
brows and is said to be very good midwife She for
mery belonged to Thos Parish suppose she lurking
somewhere along on Deep River in Chatham County,
she may be in Aamance, she bass children
up there about Hollis Store Malinday may he try
ing pass for free woman. she is good midwife
Address at Green Level N. G.
PETERSON IVEY.,
July 9th, 1882. 7I-5hPd.
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II AR BECUE!

The Democrats of Raleigh and vicinity will give
large Barbecue at the Baptist Grove, in Raleigh,
on Wednesday the 4th, the day before the election.
Able and interesting Speeches may be expected.
Every one, Wing as we'll as Democrat, is invited
to be present.
The Hon. JAMES G. DoBB1N has been invited,
and it is hoped he will have it in his power to at
tend.
Come one and all
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o0R REWARD. Runaway fromthe Subscri--
D|c Der, in the early part of May last, Mulatto'
Boy by the name of LEWIS. He is about twenty
years DID, has smalbscar his right cheek hasstraght
hair when spoken has down lock- is about FIVE feet
inches high. The only clothing recUleeted that he
took away with him checked coat!
have understood he has been some where on
the Central Rail Road and think it probable he passes
for free man, and has by some means procured free
papers will give the above reward oftwenty6ve dol
lars to any person who will deliver him TO me;
him in any Jail SO that get him again.
JOSHU PERRY.
Franklin County, 6. : aaa-u,1S
July l6, 1852. !: -
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Ports, Gold Mines for Sale.

ON Saturday, the 18th of day of September next,
Oon the premises shall resell the tract of land lying
in Franklin county, known the PoRTIs GOLD MINES,
The said property generally known toTequire par
tcula description here. 1t will be sold for division UNI
der deSree in Equity. a credit of one and two years
with interest from the first day January next at which
time possession will be givenI
The tract contains,
About 1900 Acres,
large portion of which is of superior quality for farm
ing purposes. The mining lands rich, and can be
worked at very little expense The dwelling house
and out houses good and convenient. l. will take
pleasure in showing the property, will give any intor
nation by letter which may be required Bonds with
security will be required of the purchaser.
THOS. X. THOMAS, G. M. E..
Louisburg July 90, 1852 903-4tw.
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4 "A
IN HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICH
in this institution will commence Monday, the 1lh
of October and continue until the ensuing March,.
R. L. BoHANNAN, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE M. d., Professor, of Mat
terra Medica and Therapentius.
s. MAUPIN, Nj. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
CHAs. BELL. GIBSON, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON M D., Professor of Anatomy;
and Physiology.
DAVID H. TUCKER, M. D, Profsssorof the Theory
and Practice of Medicine
The study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample facilities; and at inconsiderable
expense.
Clinical Lectures regularly given at the College
Infirmarj and Richmond a lnshouSe.
The Inhrmary. under the same roof with the College,,
and subject to the entire control of the Faculty is at
all times we'll filed with Medical and Surgical cases,
and furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical instruction
Many Surgical operations performed presence OF
the class and the students being freely admitted to the
Wards, enjoy, under the guidance of the Professors
unusual opportunities for becoming. familiar with the
symptoms, diagnosis and treatment OF disease.
Observation-Disclosures fee, 49, Professors fees
(aggregate) $05 Demonsrators fee $40; Graduation
| fee $25.
The price of board including fuel lights md servants
enhance usually $3to 8 so per week.
The Catalogue, &C., containing fuller Informaton'
r1ing the Institution, will be forwarded those
applying for IT, or specific enquiries will be answered.
by letter. S. MABPIN, M. D:
Dean of the Faculty.
| Richmond, July 13, 1852: 7S-$5w.
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$28,03l,1l1
$52.525,426

The comparison exposes an excess of expenditure
nv Mr. Fimore's administration of more than 1884,
600 900, of which 81 1000, 900 in the expens-
es of the civil department alone. 1t will not do to
charge this upon the necessity of redeeming
the public debt incurred by the Mexican War, or in
any other manner for the precise amount of that class
of payments is set down in the statement, and by
means covers the It will not do to charge it
to an increase of the army and navy expenditures;
for the precise amounts of those items OF increase are
given ALSO The fact is, all classes of expenditures
have gone up while those strictly apperaining the
administration of the government hare been than
tripled.
This, however, is but foretaste. The subject
will keen until the country shall far recover
ed Of its sy mpathy for Mr.. Fillmore and the Head
of his civil department, in their defeat at Baltimore,
call them and their party to an account of its stew
ardship. Rich. Examiner.
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A DEMOCRAT.
From the National Intelligencer.l
$4,000 to IS, 1000 ON Pierc

WAsHINGToN, July 90, 1859. :
Upon my arrival home this evening, find in your
paper challenge offering to bet $4,000 that Gen.
Scott will be the next President Gen. franklin
Pierce. In reply to that challenge, have only to
say do not believe the person offering the bel can
be found and, TO put the matter to rest. will bet
$4,000 to SO 900 that Gen. Pierce, if living, will
be the next President of the United States.
EDW. H. PENDLETON.
N. B. The whole or any portion of the money
will put up at one hours notice. f. H. P.
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Notice---Direct Importat1Ons.


WE have just lished taking our Inventory for the
w summer season, and find as foows:-
number OF notes aud accounts due rs wFich should
be settled to LIST July and to which particularly
caIfthe attention of those interested.
Also, we'll assorted stock of .s... .....
China Ware and Earthenvvare;
to which will be ewing large additions during
month of August and which especially invite the
att ention of Merchants, Those passing through Will
mington their way North would do veil tn purchase
their stocks of Crockery from determined
to Offer inducements over Northern importers.
McRAE g. HARRISS:
Wilmington, July 24, 1852. a
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WE requested to announce General JAMES,
w M. MANGGM, as Candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Wake County. .s.'. y
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Gov. ReId---the Market CHARGE.

Inc plan and transformations people of the noun
tans, 1T seems have heard of the charge preferred
against Gov. Reid by the Raleigh Register, of 60
ing occasionally to the Raleigh market The charge
touches the quick up there, as it must do among
all who are not too proud to attend to their own
business. The last Mountain Banner contains the
following notice of this charge: '-.''
q" GOVERNOR REID. Governor Reid has been hon.
oIed WIN the confidence of the people of the State
He has Identified his name and his administration with
great measure of popular freedom; and has sue.
ceeded in giving to that measure shape and direc-
ton for practical usefulness. He has ably and faith
fully performed his high duties, every one of them
as chief Executive of the State. and without prejr-
dces or Partially, looked steadily the ad vanceuen
and prosperity OF our people. These recommended
ons at least ne assnredly possesses, and now stands
what particular of his administration has he been
found dehcient2 In what has his most violent OPP
Ponent made objection !? Why should he be turned
out, and another untried, substituted in his place
1t will hardly be believed-but such is the fact
that when subje cted to the most rigid and uncharta
BILE scrutiny by the Kerr organ at Raleigh, and the
wing Clique there, his entire administration is found
10 be obnoxious to but single charge, and that
charge is jHear it. shade of Ben Franklin y that
ne was actually morning in the market place
IN Raleigh, and to have carried thence, down Fay
eevilie street. article which he had purchased
for his family dinner! The editor of the Register
was watching hm-acitnessed the fact-and he felt it
his duty, as public journalist and friend of" gen-
ity," to expose to the world shameful proof of
his Exceilencys want of "dignity" And this is the
great fault of his administration if any other be all
legged, it has escaped our memory.
And has it come to this in old North Carolina, that
free citizen cannot walk the streets of the town of
Raleigh, with an article purchased at market, with.
out forfeiting all claim public confidence, and in
curing the ridicue and dsapprobaton of Mr.. Kerrs
organ! Is it pledged behalf of Mr.. Kerr. that if
| ne Is made Governor. he will be above such low and
| CPr fah( TNaa.L h.,
servant TO market, and be there among the
plain and honest yeomanry of Wake and the ad join
ing counties |? Is this whiggery not? If it be-,
let the people answer if it is republication! and
whether this great sin against the decency virtues
OF the wing organ, is sufficient to displace honest
and faithful public Officer
And this charge, BE- it remembered, comes from
the peculiar admirers of log cabins in 1s4o-fom
those who, as they themselves said, " stopped to
conquer in that memorable campaign!
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Further DeveIopments..

TINE subscriber expecting TO for the North i'm
i medately after the election, would respectfully
suggest to his friends and the public generally the pro-
prey of giving him their orders for article of Csth
at a much less price than the same be prepared
mere. =, Il. ; = 800 ~.
funds and will TAX great pleasure receiptng accoun
49, .' -.F-. 81 ISAAC PROCTOR, ,
''4 ,-"-.. <.' Merchant Tailor.
Raleigh, July both, 1852 .... b
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ANOTHER NORTH CAROLINA DIAMOND. Wesaw
a day two ago diamond Of the first water weigh
ing four grains, found by Mr.. ]. w. Atwood of Nc
Dowe county, whilst working gold mine about five
and half miles west of Chaslotte.-C Charlotte Whig.
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The last Petersburg Democrat contains the fol-
lowing very good thing in relation to Truman
Smith and the Peterson affair:
AN individual in the State of North Carolina re-
Gently attempted the impossible feat of cheating the
Hon. Truman Smith, chairman of the National Whig
Committee for the diffusion of electoneerng lies.
The attempt very dscreditabe, but not more
dscreditabe than stupid. This Truman Smith is the
most sagacious and cunning of party managers. He
is perfect adept in all the tricks Of political sleight
ofhand. He was Wing manager in general in the
campaign of lS4S, and TO his extraordinary genius in
the art of popular deusion, much to any thing
else, the election of Gen. Taylor is attributable AS
well attempt TO battle Miernich in diplomacy, or
| unravel the mystery of the wonderful manipulaons
of that unrvaled Magician, Macalliser, as to head
the Hon. Truman Smith in his profession of concoct
ing cheats and giving currency to lies. Yet an OBJ
scure individual from the pine fields of North Caro-
lima undertook, audacious goose that he was, do
this very identical thing. The old Wing fox caught
him, the little scheme he had so carefully nursed
was exploded, and he himself blown sky-high. And
thus ended the adventures of the heroic Mr. Peterson
But not so the Civilizations of the Wing press over
the discovery off solitary instance of fraud pracsed
by member of the Democratic party. They seize
upon it-parade it the head of their columns-and
exhibit every symptom of the iniensest satisfaction
With not more delight do those black scavengers of
nature commonly called buzzards, snuff the fragrance
of some fresh decayed carcass.
But is it not the sublime of hypocrisy in the Wing
party to affect such horror solitary instance of
fraud perpetrated for political purposes! The Wing
party is organized Cheat and it lies upon princi
pie and deceives by system. Why. wha, is the Hon.
Truman Smith doing al this very moment, in the way
of electioneering fraud Franking documents the
South, to prove Pierce aboitonist; and frankng
documents the North, to prove him pro-savery
hunker.'' To the Western Reserve, the Hon. Sena.
tor sends the record of Pieces hostility anti.
slavery agta ton-to Virginia. he sends the caum-
MES of the mendacous journals of abolitionsm. This
man is the duly amounted high priest of the mysteries
of Wing eectIoneerng and pilot of the bark that
carries Scott and his fortunes and yet Wing papers
affect execrate political fraud Satan reprovng
sin, and Beelzebub casting out devils! Poor Mr..
Peterson has been seduced from the path of virtue,
but he shall not be stoned by more guilty than
himself"
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w High, Esq, candidate for reelection
Sheriff of Wake County.
Nav %, 1852 , ..t.- S.
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PIERCE & KING CLJJR.

~THERE will be a. Meeting of the PIERCE
and KING Club a: the Court: House in Raleigh on,
Saturday evening next at eight o'ciocc
Our fra ends fromthe Country and The people general
ly are invited 10 attend.
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
July IS, 1852 ......
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PREDICTION OF Mr.. WEBSTER. The Concord
IN. H. Patriot states, that during the recent visit
of Mr. Webster to his farm at Franklin, a lady, a
relative, remarked to him, Well, Mr.. Webster, l
was really in hopes that some time should see a
live President of the United States" "You will
yet, madam was the instant reply of Mr.. Webster,
if you and Gen. Pierce live until next March,"
We have the above from the lips of the husband
of the lady, who was himself present. ...=r
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We see that Scott and Graham Clubs are being
formed all over the country. Push along the ball,
boys! We hope to hear that one is established in
every county in the State. What are our friends
in Oxford-in Warren-in Halifax and Smithfield
doing, that they de not establish Clubs, and cir
culate the documents 4" Raleigh Register
We don't know what they are doing in the 9TH
er places named, but just about here most of them
are in quandary, we think. They held ratf-
cation meeting here twenty-one strong, when news
the nomination reached them won't that suffice
Come boys, the Register seems to be getting un-
easy about you. Can't yop sorter stir up little
| Wdrrenton WesDs
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WASHINGTON, july 81.

WAsHiNGToN, July u.
In the Senate Mr.. Gwin offered resolution, call
ing on the President for information to how the
immediate service. The resolution laid the
table and Mr.. Sumner offered instructing the
Judiciary committee to report bill to repeal the fu
gitive slave law and asked leave to speak upon il
to-day; but, Mr.. Mason Directing the resolution was
laid over. - .. w..
In the House, the motion to reconsider the vote
respecting the Florida Rail Road bill was lost; and
the remainder of the session was spent in discussing
the amendments to the River and Harbor bill.
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Great Democratic Mass Melting.

NEwBURe, N. Y, July 26. great DEMOCRATIC
mass meeting was held here to-day--Augustus Shell
presiding. assisted by 80 vice presidents and IA
and much enthusiasm prevailed. Among the speak
were Horatio Seymour. Hon. John A. Dix. John
Van Buren,, and Hon. S. A. Douglas.