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UBIN'S Extracts, genuine
Il /Ursena, real Bears Grease
Ok Marrow Pomade,
Lows fine Myrtle Pomatum
Christians Perfumed Hair Restorative for o1:.
preservation and growth of the HAIR
Lyons Katharon do do do
Cologne anc Florida Water real German and O,har,,
rieties, anu o'nel 'd-
Taylors Chrystalsed and other fancy perfumed Scans
select assortment of Tooth Brushes
Hair, Nail and Comb Brushes
Fine tooth, Dressing and Pocket Combs
Carved Shell and Buffalo Tuck Combs
New style Shell and Buffalo Side Combs
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LOOK OUT IN Due TIME!

On leaving Stanhope, Nash county, N. c., it is of
Iferred for sale at Public Auction, to the highest
blder on Thursday the 3Oth December, at p o'clock
Comment IS unnecessary the operations of wears
establish the fact that, it combines many advantages as
House OF entertainment private residence and country
business place, &c, having commodious dwelling with
all necessary out-houses, Store and office rooms extern
slVe Shops shelters and fixtures and offers as many adj
vantages to embark in Mercantile and Turpentine opera
tons as any place in North Carolina. The quantity of
land attached and terms of sale will be made liberal to
suit the purchaser Any specifications will be furnished
by application to DANIEL S. CRENSHAW
November 18th, 1852. lO3-tf
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State of North Carolina. Ashe 6o.In1r.

~H"A OAAHH6t, ASHAG COEIMIy'
Superior Court of Equity, Fall Term, 1852. Noah
Long and Others vs Daniel Jones and otbers Ri
for Injunction ~ LII
In this case 1T appearing that the Defendants Baker
6aileT and wife Lucy and Eli Maxwell, are n-resi.
dents OF this State 1t is therefore ordered that publica
ton be made in The Weekly North Carolina Standard
lor SIX weeks notifying the said nonresdents to appear
at our next Superior Court of Equity for the comfy of
Ashe, at the Court House in Jefferson on the second
Monday in March next then and there to plead and an
swer demur to the plaintiffs BILL or Judgment DrO
eOnsse will be entered against them ana the cause set
tor hearing. ~ 0O ~
Witness. QUINCY F. NEAL, Clerk and Master our
said Court at Office the 18th dav of September 1882
QUINCY F. NEAL, C. M E.
Oct. IA, 1892 (pr. adv. IS 62d.l 942-w6w
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LIST OF LET II Err II
n EMAINING in the Post Office, at Raleigh, for
II, the month ending November Both, 1859:

L.
Love, r. G. A,
Lane, J oseph II.
Latham, David G.
Lassiter, Quincy S. Miss
Lorkch, WIN. A.
Looms, A.
Land, Vim. II.
Leslie, A.
Luster. Elizabeth Mrs.
Lynn, John M.
LASTLY, Amy Mrs.
M.
Morgan, Wilson
McCullers, Mary Miss
Mitchell, Nathaniel
Mitchell, Sophia Miss
Macklin, Gray
McDade, John
Mitchell, Caroline Miss
Mitchell, SalIie H. Miss
Mitchell, Martha Miss
Medlin, Mary Miss
McClosky, b.
Moore, A. F. jr.
McCullers, John S.
Mabry, Mary Il. Miss
Michel, Mary Mrs.
Novel;, X. A.
Norwood, John 2
Osborne, John
p.
Pope, VIM. H.
Perry, Willie
Pool, Henderson
Parmon, Bennett
Perry, Lltha Mrs.
Pool, Rebecca Mrs.
Pickens, Mr..
Parker, w IN. G.
Powell, VIM.
Powell, Ann Mrs.
Powers, Elizabeth Miss
Powell, Mary
Philip, John heirs of
r.
Roberts, Edmond NJ.
Register, Daniel l..
Ray, James
Reece, Sarah Miss
Rayan, John
Ray, Elizabeth Miss
Reid, Margaret Miss
Rogers, Rebecca Miss
Rodes, Jer'iah. heirs of 2
81
Spain, w m. G.
Stokes, John
Smith, David
Smith & Jones,
Strahorne, Sarah Miss 2
Strickland, w. D.
SorreIl, John
Shedrick, Jane Miss
Steele, Sallie ]. Mrs.
Stedn.an, Francis A.
Smith, Henry
Smith, Caswell A.
Il.
Turner, G. H.
Thompson, Columbus
Terrell, Solomon 2
Turner, Simon
Thompson, A. B.
Thompson, ].
Taylor, Seth
w.
w wilson, James
w intus, James
Williams, Benjamin 2
w hitaker, VIM.
Williams, Ransom 2
WeeIns, Mary A. Mrs.
civilians, Morgan
Williams, Fanny Miss
w ilton, Henry
w hittenton, Merit
Williams, James
Williams, d. B.
Williams, WIN. NJ.
Williams, Simon
Wyche, Rob't II.
Wray, Thomas II.
Williams, George
Weeins, Mary A. Mrs.
of the above Letters will !
ised.
w NJ. WHITE, P. Nj.
949-w3w.
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NOTICE.

NOEHCE.
he Stockholders in the Greenvile and Raleigh Plank
- hoad Company are hereby notified that an install
n Oh -Four Dollars the Share will be reauird to he
pad on the 10th of December, 1852. PROMPT pnvmept
equested. By order of the Board of Directors
R. L. MYERS, President.
JNo. A. SELB1 Secretary
eehViie' November 10Th, 1852. At
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Candles.
| = BOXES best patent Sper Candles
= - zo DO do Adamantne do
20 do Hull's Patent TalIow do
Hull's No. Bar Soap,
Black Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Starch. Nutmeos
Cloves Gilman on, Mace, Indigo. for sale by
Oct. 1, 1852. q,
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hdIIaIhOre FIanO ManWfac Glory.
important Lmpr0ceme'at.-EAastic Universal Touch
NJ ISE d BROTHER, Manufacturers of Boudoir
w Square and Grand Pianos, request those WANTING
hrstrate Irstrument-one that Ladies can perform on
with the greatest possible advantage, that chase of
syle' OF suPeratlve touch and tone, that will stand in
concert tune, and last life time to call and see for
themselves sample Instrument at the Agents office
DIR. w. r. Scott's
hese instruments more in general use in the Civ
among the rst critics of art and science, and to when
have the honor of referring See the manufacturers
CIRCULARS which may be obtained of the Agent All In
warranted fveyears.
]. J.sWISE & BRO
DR.. w. R. SCOTT, Agent
Raleigh, Jan. IL, 1850. 2ossu
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1000 SMITHS Mules No. 7, 8, 9 and TO-
]. BROWN
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NJ ~. AND CHEWING TOBACCO s
sale bv ~ ANoi'ional supply just to hand and f.
r AMP OJJ,-wint0u @. J. McKIMMON.
/ Isale by 'Aeu I'll IN store and for
49, J. McKIMMON.
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The North Carolina ExecmIor.

- COHlIIEtEee'
Ullopons oct 2od. Sl52. I0l-tIID
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Perfumery and Fancy Articles

Raleigh, October ~, 1852.
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MILTON FACTORY AND MILL.
men or ladies

September 20, 1852.
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TO MUSICAL INSTRUCTORS,

Raleigh, September 9th, 1852.
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where do yOsS find things 1bo1,,,

Raleigh, June 81, 1852. L. o. D"
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NEW BOOKS.

Petersburg august IL, 1852.
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VOL. VI.
THE sRsArEsr INVENTION OF tn, ,o.

Steam SuPpldnted! Gas Triumphant
THE first bslfof the ninet.enth century will b.
70. ass OF steam ~ has passsd, ard With h vii
The second bali Of the century viii be hno.n
cling the OF 6ss-sn agent destined mo-, en-
bot ssLieHrEs theworld This age has nov 70 sshf
ard with u II introduced the q ~ Ensip. A'ehced,
Professor John Z. Z. saomon, after twentv.s,r - .
Gloss observation upon TIE bic own sra
others In attempts - make the principle Of the
ofesrbopir acid gas Available mecharie mto
iected the and having just received
his Improved Csrbonc Acid Engine now Offer 4, a..
Of rights br the thereof t. the iJntaa S,
men and TO individuals or to companies the rights Of
States, couuties or cities ''e"s VI
The immense saving Of money and labor snd a, ho,.
lives and suffering secured by tbs Of this new mot,
viii Inevitably nsare ITS speedy adoption In ali
where steam power nov used and In thousands of
pisces where the great expense bulk aud weight az
steam engine has precluded it's use.
This new motor may be applet TO all purposes as pro-
peng agent from the single horse power for the eaten
gin to the thousand horse power for ocean
with the expense less than that required by the steam
gne OF boilers aud Furnaces fuel and rsmen and of hulk
ses weight snncng for the same Of
These facts essbhed by the engine ~
twenty 1--WE C25) horse power rNing welI at Gin
cnns As noticei In the following from the Cincinnati Non
pareil Of the 18th instant:
We are pleased to state that j c Solomon late Of
this city, has received patent his motor acid
gas In It's application to an engine The successful expert
ments OF this invention ore given IN the Non
pae The same gentleman has received patent
the steering ADD propeing wer."
Also rights for the Of his "lmproved Propeng and
Steering Apparatus peculiar advantage OF which gives
the pilot such complete control OF the vessel OF
the engineer that he right sboat face msn-owar
In less time than is required TO load Der guns
Also rights for his Improved Spring saddle Tor milf
tary and common purposes designed for the greatest poss
BILE comfort Of both horse and rider
Any information In regard g. the above invsusbs nyen
tons and Of obtaining rights Il; be promptly obtain
ed by addressing u. L. ELDER,
Attorney and AGENT for the Paentee Seventh street,
opposite Odd Fellows Hsu wsshingtopD e..
J.C F.SALONoN, Pstentee.
Jan. l-3m Washington, ID. G.
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THE NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON d. c. JANUARY 49, 1852

its intrinsic value, by making our dollar weigh
three hundred and eighty-four grains, and the
tale exactly $1,000. If this plan, says the re
port is adopted by Congress it of course will
involve the necessity Of making silver coin a
legal tender only for debts of small amount
say not exceeding ten dollars, which is about
the same limit forty shillings) which has been
established in Great Britain. The report also
recommends the establishment of Branch MINIS
at New York and San Francisco, and the dis
continuance of those in North Carolina and
Georgia, except as assay offices.
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From the Washington Globe.
THE CUBAN PRISONERS.

Ii may be now assumed rs certain, we sup
pose, that the Cuban prisoners have all, with
the exception of Mr. Thrasher, been pardoned
and discharged. This ws ere happy to learn,
as win he everybody, we presume, and it is to
be hoped that the generous conduct of Her
Catholic Majesty will not be lost either upon
the unfortunate, misguided, miscalculating, and
not unculpable men who have been the objects
of it. or upon the nation at large; and that on
our part prompt reparation will be made to
the Spanish subjects who have been insulted
and maltreated, and whose property has been
destroyed at various places by various mobs--
not plundered, we believe That disgrace has
been spared us, we hope.
The fate of Mr.. fhrasher depends much,
probably, upon the manner in which the par
doning of the other prisoners shall be spprec-
ated in this country. If duly and in the
proper spirit, then he, too, will be released, we
have little doubt and thus every cause for in
ternational i'll feeling and animosity will he re-
moved. And after that we trust there will be
no more Cuba expeditions on private account,
and that fagitiyes from that Island, seeking an
asylum in this country for political reasons,
will be taught that they arc not again to abuse
our lenicnt laws and our hospitality, by dis
turbing our friendly relations with their own
nation and Government, by setting on foot,
within our territory illegal and hostile expe-
dtions against the Gem Of the Antilles, or
against any other island or dependency Of
Spain.
Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati is the
heaviest tax payer in Ohio, His bill for the
past year, Cor both CITY and county, is nearly
SI7 5OO-Sl2 600 of which is on city property
Fredrika Bremen arrived ut Stockholm on
the 22d Of November last, in season to be pres
ent at the funeral Of her elder sister Miss
Maria Bremen, from whom she inherits very
large fortune. Maria Bremen was hardly
less agreeable woman than her SISTER.
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SOLDIERN' CLAIMS.

AM still engaged In the prosecution Of claims ns
Government Such Of the soldiers Of the Mexican sn
or their heirs hsv. flied claims to bounty iapd ana
well 70 open with me- a. osn oman ,ue
land IN most every instance Taers are about I5uo ss
s ON e iu the Pension Once nearly every one OF when
can have allowed II authorized TO vet Tor the claimant
word 10 the wise } SUFFICIENT" M ,oso
ny suspended claims under act OF September 20, A.
an, ease unless lAnd Is procured Address
SSsny NJ GANGEWEK, Washington, " w.
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Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati, is the
heaviest taxpayer in Ohio His bill for the
past year, Cor both CITY and county, is nearly
sl7, 5Oo-Si2,O00 Of which is on city property,
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| but as a martyrdom for the world and future
ages will mourn over the sad fate of the Mag
var race, doomed to perish, not because we de-
served it, but because, in the nineteenth Gen.
fury, there was nobody to protect the laws OF
nature and of natures God.
But look to the future with confidence and
with hope. Adyersties manifold Of q tempest.
tossed life could of course not fail to impress a
mark of cheerlessness upon my heart, which
if not a source of Joy, is at least guard
against sanguine illusions. |, for myself would
not want the hope of success for doing what is
right To me the sense of duty would suffice
therefore, when hope, it has nothing common
with that desperate instinct of drowning
man, who, half sunk, is still grasping to straw
for help. No; when hope there is no motive
for that hope. ! have steady faith in prin.
ciples dare say that experience taught me
the logic of events in connection with principles
| have iathomed the very bosom of this mys.
terry and nowhere was deceived in my calcu.
lations thereabout. Once in my life supposed
principle to exist in certain quarter where
indeed, no principle proved to exist ID was u
horrible mistake, and resulted in horrible
issue. The present condition Of Europe is a
very consequence of it. But precisely thin
condition of Europe proves that ! did no,
wantonly suppose principle to exist there
where | found none. Would it have existed
the consequences could not have failed to ar
rive AS have contemplated them Well, Their,
il providence in every fact. Without thi,
mistake, the principles of American republi
canism would have for a long time yet no
found fertile soil ON that Continent where il
was considered wisdom to belong TO the Frencl
school Now matters stand thus that either