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Persumery and Fancy Articles.

FeFEtEhefy and FANCY AftIcIeS.
I UBIN'S Extracts, genuine,
Il LUrsena, real Bears Grease.
Ok Marrow Pomade,
Lows fine Myrt!e Pomatum,
Christians Perfumed Hair Restorative, for cleansing
preservation and growth of the Hair,
Lyons Kathairon do do do
Cologne Florida Water, real German md Other va.
rieties,
Tayors Chrysalised and other fancy perfumed Soaps
for the Toilet.
select assortment of Tooth B ushes,
Hair, Nail and Comb Brushes,
Fine tooth, Dressing and Pocket Combs,
Carved Shell and Buffalo Tuck Combs
New style Shell and Bifal Side Combs.
JAMES MCKIMMON.
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Baltimore Piano ManufactorV.

Important nlproUement.-ELastic Universal Touch
"ISE & BROTHER, Manufacturers of Boudoir
w Square and Grand Pianos, request those wanting
hrsrate lrstrument-one that Ladies' perform on
win the greatest possible advantage that is chaste of
style, of supeatve touch and tone that will stand in
concert une and last life Time to call and see for
themselves sample Instrument at the Agents Office
DR.. w. R. SCOTS
These instruments are more in general usc in tho ri
among the first critics of and science and to when
we have the honor of referring See the manufacturers
circulars which may be obtained of the Agent All In
struments warranted five years.
]. ]. WISE & BRO
DR.. w. R. SCOTT, Agent
A'oieiSh' "di' 4, lo0U' 2O-6m,
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.

IF YOU WANT TO SAVE A COUPLE HUN
1 DRIED DOLLARS, send your orders for
Tuy11entine Stills, Caps, firms, and U'Ornas:
Also, Brandy Stills, and any kind of Copper work,
Brass, Machinery, &c.
The prices of Still-caps, Arms, and Worms, as
follows: By the pound 81 cents; or by contract,
Arnog md
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House and Lot for Sale.

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale her House and Lot,
situated in the Southwestern part of Raleigh near
the residence of Maj. Collins. The House is new has
two Stories and the lot has upon it all
houses. There is half an of ground attached.
good bargain may be had application is ma lie
Persons who wish to purchase, will of
the premises E. A. GORMAN
Raleigh. Oct. Is, 1852. Gift
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BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
September 20, 1852.


"ENRY PORTER, 100 yards southeast of
the Capitol, would respectfully inform his frier DIS
and the public generally, that he is in receipt of his fall
supply of Goods in his ne embracing every thing usu-
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 imperections in manufacture. Give me call
one and all and have fears about making trade.
MANUF,A CTURZNG.
Boot and Shoe Making of every description
done at HENRY PoRTERs Establishment. The best of
wokmen frstrate materials, and low prices. He don't
intend to be undersod.
o. Findings for the trade in great abundance and
Of every description, for sale cheap.
Raleigh, October 25th. 1852. 943-v4w
To Female Teachers.
'EHHE Trustees of Floral College, N c.. will receive
until the l til of December next through the un-
dersigned Committee, proposals for two Female Teach
to assist in imparting instruction the pupils OF
Floral College. Applicants accompany their pro-
posas with certificates of recommendation; also
terms, &c, to salary.
Any information desired in regard the institution
be obtained by addressing the undersigned Commit
eo at Gilopois Post Office, Robeson County, N c.
w. MCKAY,
]. B. MCCALLUM,
JOHN McNEILI,
Committee.
Gilopols, Oct. 23d. s1!2. 10l-tIlD.
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MRS. WOLVERINE

RESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies' of Raj
~ eigh and surrounding country that she is now re-
ceITIng her FALL and WINTER STOCK OF FANCY
t embracing China goods, fine dinner
brought to this Civ ~ 90 e'el
r. AlS1, GFROGERIES of every description MUSI-
for cash. ~ Will NC Solu 10"
DI J1st Received, fresh supplyof CORRECTIONAL
Thankful for past avors, she solicts continuance
lhe same no continuance
- WILHELMINb VOLTERINc
Raleigh, Sept. 18th, 1851 vi HH on
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Notice.
A PPLICATION will be made to the present General
A-Assembly to amend the Charter of the town of
Lumberton. :
Oct rs, 1852. -. .. - ..-- @
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Tar, Pitch and Turpentine.
NM E wish to hire SO negroes to work in Turpentine
w IN Williamsburg, South Carolina, for which we
VII pay fair prices commencing LIST January, 1853.
Address at Stanhope, North Carolina.
CRENSHAW, ELS & TAYLOR.
November 9TH, 1852. IO3-rf
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'SALAD OLA fresh supply of best quality, o.
Osals by ]. MsKIMMON.
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state OF North Carolina, Ashe count,

Superior Court of Equity, Fall Term, 1852 Noah
Long and others, os. Daniel Jones and others Bill
for an injunction.
In this case it appearing that the defendants Baker
Ballew and wife Lucy and Eli Maxwell, are nom resi-
dents ofhis State is therefore that pubca
ION be made The Weekly North Carolina STANDARD
tor SIX weeks, notifying the said to appear
at our next Superior Court OF Equity the county Of
Ashe at the Court House in Jefferson on the second
Monday in March next, then there to plead and
swer demur TO the plaintiffs bill, judgment pre-
cofsso will be entered against them ana the set
Tor he airing.
Witness, Quincy F. NEAL. Clerk and Master ofour
said Court, Office the 18th day of September 1852
QUINCY F. NEAL. c. ". E.
- Oct. IA, 1852 Apr. adv. SIS 623 9I2-w6w
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D. G. BRIGGS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

COMMISSION MERCHANT.
RALEIGH, N. C.
WILL give strict attention TIE sale or forward
w ing of all produce Merchandise entrusted to
his
REFERENCES.
G M@' w. R0y Mopiecai Raleigh, C.
John GGll c ca 5oynsr, weldon, NC.
P hsI.lwoins B coSps9 Va
3 6e R; wi't s. B Re D3' Wilmington.
August 9Th, 1852 9SS-
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General Agency and Commission

Business.
NHE Subscribers have this day entered into copart
Il nership under the style of WHITAKER, WHITFIELD
q Co., for the purpose of doing general agency and
commission business and in offering their services to the
public in that capacity they fatter themselves that they
Will be able TO give satisfaction all those who may
sign goods wares merchandise or country produce
to than, either to sell commission forward. As
will be our greatest aim to please pledge ourselves
to spare pains in giving general satisfaction. They
respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends and the
public generally. The is No 8, North Water St.
DlckInson's Fie-proof building Wilmington, N. G
JOHN R. WHITAKER,
JAMES w. WHITFIELD,
A. A. B. BOUTHALL.
REFEnENCEs:---John Dawson, Potter & Kidder, ..
q: Parsley, Samuel Berry & Sons, G. r. French, and
Ellis & MITCHELL
Wilmington, Jan. %, 1852. 26-tf
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Delightful and Useful Books.
NTARCO Paul's Voyages and Travels.-In New
1X1 York-on the Erie Cana-in Mane--in Vermont
in Boston-Sprngfeld Armory, with Illustrations
By Jacob Abbott. For sale by H. D. TURNER
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NC. Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE RALEIGH, N. c.
TNHIS Company continues insure the lives of all
i healthy White persons and Slaves.
The greatest risk taken a single life is $4,000
Slaves insured for of one to five years tor
3ds their value.
DR.. Chas. e. Johnson, President,
VIM. d. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
WIN. H. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
Dr. VIM. H. Mckee, Examining Physician
j. Hersman General Agent.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory
proof is presented.
Blanks and Pamphlets, showing the plan of operation
of the Company may be had application at the Of
flee, any of the Agencies. All letters on business
should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
April 70, IS0O. ST.
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All work will be warranted for IL months fire and
burning excepted His work will also be delivered within
fifty miles of Raleigh at the shortest notice and if fail
to deliver Stills in the time agreed upon, will forfeit SIS
for each day lost, to the purchaser
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1851. 9O-y.
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May l3, 1852:

NOTICE is hereby given that application willba
made the next General Assembly for the passage
of law to entitle Tales Jurors and Magistrates who
pay for their services; and also ameud the act
incorporating the Town of Clinton.
August 80, 1859. s6-ts
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The North Carolina Executor

CONTAINING the Statutes and Common Law
thIs State, together with the decisions OF the Su'
Coult, and all the necessary forms, precedents
&c, sc.
traitors.
With which necessarily connected the kindred sub
jects of Wills Lesacies, Dover, and other Provisions
for Widows Distribution of Estate, Descent of Land
Partition, Guardianship, &C., by Benjamin Swain.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
H. D. TURNER
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Just at Hand,
To BOXES PRIME GOSHEN CHEESE, This
IOday received. =
L. B. WALKER.
iisigi, November 8, 1862.
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JOB PRINTING,
Donewith neatness and despatch at this Office.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the late firm of OWEN
"A q WILLIAMS will make payment to W;II;e n
Jones Tho is the only person authorised to receive il
Forestville Nov 9th, 1852. ine o.
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A PPLICATION will he made to fb. r-a.o-. = -:
N lature for new County by the name of DonpIS
out of portions of Nash, Franklin, Wake and Jbnst
-. 70. 800 CIV
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NEW BOOKS.

Pc g sburg, ugust IL, 1852.
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AMP OIll-Winter Strained Oil in store and e.
IL sale ny ] McKIMMON. =
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DRlME Chewing Tobacco, just received by
Z ]. BROWN.
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Historical Sketches of North Carolina,
FROM 1854 TO 1851.

Raleigh N. e. June 9th, 1852.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-10
Keep AWAY.

From spiritual knockers, j'lsglsFs sna
nrcromancers, keep a@ay. 'Fof tas
turning away Of the simple shall shy
them, and the prosperity Of fools sI,all
destroy them.'
1t is dangerous business, Saul found
il SO with the witch Of Endor. Noors
is safe to tamper with sin and satar.
Many in gratifying vain curiosity
have beenlled away, and ruined forever
God has given us waymarks, Assure
word of prophecy, unto whiehwe q"
well to take heed, till the day star dawn
in our hearts. y
If any shall say to you >Lo here Z"
Christ, or there, believe il not; for there
shall arise false Christs,, and false Pio'
phe,s, and shall show great Signs and
wonders; insomuch that il il were pos
sible, they shall deceive The very elect
Behold have told you before Read
er will you take heed' viii you keen
away from these abominaiions7 Let
thine eye look right on, and lrt thine
eyelids look straight before thee, turn
not to the right hand or 10 the lei.'
will you' Do you desire 10 kno"
the secret Of the whole business Of spit
itual knockingisms, witchsraIt, lying
wonders and devil Worship Turn 70
the second chapter of,2 Thcs., begin
ming at the ninth verse, read the whole
chapter.-Golaen Rnle.
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Extraordinary Fowls.

We examined few days since
coop Of some eight or ten fowls, embra-
cling both sexes and different breeds
They were, we learned, the Shanghai
and Melay," just imported by Major
James P. Corbin, Of Caroline. There
were two ROSTERS that really surpassed
any animals Of the kind We ever saw
They were about the size of a well
grown turkey, and about the nob'est
specimen oil that beautiful fowl we have
seen. The hens were proportionately
large, moi quite so imposing Of course.
as their mates; but much more than or
dinarly good looking. They are said
10 be the mos' prolific egg producers in
the world, giving sometimes two oil $
Eggs per dny.-FfcdcrickSb~rg Ne~s.
A pair Of those extraordinary fowls
may BE- seen in this place by calling on
John H. Cussin, Esq. They are fine
specimens,and we hope onr poultry ral-
sing friends will take look a, them. -
Hudy Wig,
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Very Well Wife.

Very well, rebuke your husband It
need be: rebuke him; but gently, affre-
tionately, in a right spirit; let him seq
that you do it Tor his good. Vile, nev-
er 60 to your better halfin cold, heart
less, querulous, irelful or laulldndi7E
disposition, nerer. This will do no good.
but much harm, ten 10 one he rrp"ls
you and matters and things are worsf,
ten fold. Nothing so surely alisna,'a
as this continual dropping in rainy day
no prudent woman will do it. "a fool
ish sonis the calamity of his father and
the contentious Of wife are continu-
al droPping.'
- We have known meofthe most a.
bandoned husbands reclaimed, entirely.
made to sit at the feet Of Jesus in their
right minds, by the kindness, the aff'e-
!ions, the soul subduing, melting, infu'
ence, Of an angel WIFI: whose heart was
richly imbued with divine. % wife,
what knowest thou, whether thou shalt
save thy husband! Or how knowes'
thou o, man, whether thon shalt save
thy wife, sHow can Two walk togeth.
er except they be agrredp
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A Bachelors Woes.

What pitiful thing an old bache'
+ Siloris, with his chcerless house and his
rucfulphiz, on bitter cold night when
the fierce winds blow, when the earth
iscovercd with foot of snow. When
Ills fire is out, and in shivcring dread,
he slips meath the sheets of his lone
lysbed. Flo draws up his toes all en-
cased in yarn hose, and he burics his
,losc meath the chilly bed clothes, that
, his nose and his toes, still encased in
warn hose, may not chance to get
:oze. Then he putis and blows, and
5i,c swears that he knows no mortal on
earth ever suffered such woes, and
7 with abs! and with obs ! and with
limbs SO disposed, that neither his toes
or his nose may be frozc, to his slum-
4 her in silence tho bachelor goes. In
t,hc morn when the cock crows, and
Yahc sun has just rose, from beneath
.t,bc led clothes pops tho bachelors
S,pse, and as you may suppose when
he hears howil,c wind blows, and secs
the windows all iroze, why back meath
the clothes pops the poor fellows nose,
for full we'll lie knows if from the hct
-le rose, to pu, on his clothes, that he'd
surely be iroze. The above we sup
nose is the experience of those who
scorn the reposc which the married
4 man knows.
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BREyITIES.

THERE'S always 10 be found in the
"Prn and Scissors Department" OF the
Boston Bee a number Of rich and racy
paragraphs. Our Boston friend admira-
bly, illustrates the old saying "Brpvity
is The soul Of wit" For example:
The papers are Dragging Of an 'nven-
tion by which leather can be tanned in
ten minutes. We have seen thrhuman
hide, however, tanned in five minutes
Some School masters can do il in less
than two.
To keep dry, always wear an oil,
cloth dress, carry good umbrella, and
practice rum drinking. The first two
articles are only essential in protecting
the outside from suprrabundant moisture,
but the latter keeps the inside dry as a
stove pipe.-We never knew drInker
but he was ciernolly dry. lie goes to L,
bed dry, gets up dry, and keeps himself
dry throughout the whole day
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A very general impression prevails
that marking an advertisement in a
newspaper, sen! by mail, subjects the
package to postage; but an official let
Ter from the Post-office Department
shows that this opinion is erroneous;
it says: "An article or advertisement
in newspaper may be marked with a
pen or pencil, without subjecling the
Sheet to letter postage, il it is done ior
the sole purpose Of readily attracting
the attention of the person to whom the
paper may be sent. II the mark should
be so made as to convey any other in
formation, the paper would then be
charged with letter rates."
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BARON STEUBEN. a review At
Morristown, Lieutenant Gibbons, a
brave and good officer, was arrested on
the spot, and ordered in the rear, for
fault whichit appeared another had COM
mitted. Alta proper moment ID. com:
mandpr OF the regiment came forward
and informed the Baron Of MIR. Gibbons
innocence and worth, and Of his acute
feelings under this unmrritrd disgrace.
"Desire Lieutenant Gibbons" said the
Baron "to come in front Of the troops"
"Sir," said he to him, "the fault which
was committed by throwing the line in
to confusion, might in the presence of
an enemy, have been fatal, and arrest.
ed YOU. Your colonel has informed
me that you are in this instance blame
less. | ask your pardon--rs'urn to
your command: would not do injus-
iice TO any one much less to one whose
character is so respectable" All this
was said with his hat of, and the rain
pouring on his reverend bead. Was
there an officer who saw this unmoved
with feelings Of respect and aatction'
Not one, who had the feelings oi a SOL
dier.
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METHODIST ErIscopAL Church, North.
From the PASTORAL Letter presented
at the recent meeting Of the General
Conference, we learn tha, the increase
of members, during the four preceding
years was 99O,246. The last year the
increase was $4,000.
There are in the Sabbath schools,
connected with this branch Of the
church, 90,56l officers and teachers,
and 473,OOO scholars. Increase during
four years, $4,000 officers and teachers
and $4,000 scholars.
The increase in the missionary iunds
this year, is $4,000. The aggregate a
mount for 1859, is expected ,oreaci
100000, u
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POETRY.
From the American Messenger.
The New scho0! House.

Father Of Wisdom, bless the dome
Tiha, liberal hands have made
So beautiful. for those who seek
lnstruclion's fostering aid;
Anigran, them here such wealth to gain
From learnins's priceless lore,
a. gilds the mind, tho gli''erl"g gold
Fleets, to relurnno more.
In groups they come tho earnest boy'
Fast by his sisters side;
Aaa tottcring on, with wondering Joy,
The nursery's youngest pride;
Ftom hall aud co, they freely come
Aglad and studioas band,
sThshope Of many parents heart,
The jewels Of our land.
Father of Mercics, bless the band
Thai here, in youthful bloom,
Shall lanb-like by their teachers stand
When we are in our tomb;
And'may they, ,hro' thy Spirits ald,
Tha, huly knowledge prize
Which wins the soul a glorious home
whrp this frail body dies.
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MORE BANKS.

Twelve banks have been organized
in the State Of Illinois, under the free
banking law, showing an aggregate cap
ital Of S2,7oO,ooo. But three Of the
number have YET gone into operation
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From The Messenger and Recorder.
u THE GREAT RED DRAGON !! ~
No. =.

Mr.. Editor We hcarof f"Popcs''
and "Jesuits," and "Tyrants" Of
many kinds, but the old Dragon AL
cohol, I'm afraid, after all is doing us
more damage than all these put to-
gether. Especially is he damaging
the Church of God. In how many
places is all religious influence pal
sled by this powerful vice, and in how
many others has this "strong man
armed" bound the church hand and
foot, by putting his chains on those
within the fold.
Means of grace are expended in
profusion, but there is no adequate re-
turn, because in some form or other
the devices of Satan hold the people
! in his embraces; and in no form does
he succeed better than when he goes
forth rs the "Grcat Red Dragon"
attended with his satellites, the retail
er, wholesaler, and drinkers, with bar
rcIs, and demijohns, and jugs and bot
| les, in fearful array, dealing death and
destruction around. Why is this 2
Because so many are willing to stand
by without making an effort to stay
the tide of ruin
They belierc it body and soul de-
siroying. They belieceno good citise@
sAoula qbct il. They Jc'iere no real
Christian wiH do IL. They declare
Mey are opposed to il.
But what of all this if they never
speak aloud, or act out these princi-
pies! What of all this if they keep
silence and wink at impiety, which
they profess to condemn What Of
this if they will do nothing to better
the condition of those who arc daily
widowed and orphaned by the accurs-
ed thingl
All! mo, humanity might groan
day and niglt,-wecp oceans of tears,
endure ten thousand agonies, suffer
untold impositions,an yet such would
"slcep.o on. and,nket theirrest."
We want other men, made of other
stuff than this. Such are waiting for
others to do the work, to bear "the
burden and heat Of the day." and then
when every obstacle to success is re-
moved, and the full tide Of victory is
flowing Zion-ward, they will launch
their barques upon the tide, and be
LordMgh Admrals Of the voyage.
Now is the time for every one who
cares a jot for the good cause,in church
or statc, to buckle on the armor and
go forth to the battle. The Temper
ance reform as we have said is to our
shame and disgrace, far behind the
age in Western Virginia, and we
should make. haste to place her as one
of the glorious constellation of stars
that shines in tho temperance firma-
menl of our country.
As men, but especially as ministers
and Christians, is this demanded of us,
Let us, then,-
Invite all our ministers to preach
and lecture OIL the subject.
Let us circulate temperance tracts
and documents everywhere in ou'
midst. ~
Let US as churches purge out tho
old lcaveu" of Alcohol among US, and
become a new lump.
lie, us resolutely stand by the adj
vocates Of reform and hold up their
hands by our influence aud prayers
until victory crowns our efforts.
This done, "The wilderness and
solitary place will bud aud blossom
as the rose"
4 Volunteer FIR tic serricc.