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PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug IS, 1851.
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am, very respectfully, yours,
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For all Bo Uei Complaints.


DIR. ]. $. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALS8A!.
Mixture is one OF the most important medicines, and
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ulency pain IN the bowels, bowel complaints. ch0
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The Liver being the largest gland in the human
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Then follows dyspepsia, constipation cold feet and
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ARRtv sc q fil S & 6 NORTHERN LIGHT.
stsel;se Rios al 5siio;s q fsun.- .Ifsrderer.
1rvestedS3&e Mdr4ekS, 8c, -
5 NEw YoRKs 9snussy 8. > The steamer Northern
Light has arrived from AspnWall. bringing $50 pass
e1gers and same dates from San Francisco [ihe l5th)
as by the Daniel Webstef ct New Orleans. =
"A great FIRE had visited he City of Shasta On the
28th of November, consnutihg large portion Of the
city. The loss IS sslimated AZ 100000. Tho fire
was not in the business localities and consequently
not many goods were burnt. Among the sufferers
were Chancey & Co.. $4,000 > Lee & Co.. &c.,
900; Goode & Co., 90. 600; DID, Harold, S., :
900; Shasta Courier, $4,000; JfF5 & Brown,
$4,000 s. Arnold, $4,000, and t6@ Dana Saloon,
Catharine Hayes, the vocalist, had achieved bril-
liant triumph in San Francisco. The frat choice of
seat brought the enormous premium of $1sl00.
The scbr. Mary Howard, from San Francisco, for
no Bank. The passengers and crew vera saved
terrible gale and food occurred at Sonora on the
30thof November. causing great destruction of psop-
erty; The Eagle and City Hotels and Masonic Hall
were nearly destroyed. = 6.
The murderers of General Bean had been taken,
and were to be executed by lynch law.
Great floods had occurred on the rivers throughout
the country, and the plains and vallies fast FILL
ing with water. Marysville and Yuba City were
inundated. J-
The mining news was generally favorable.
The first legal execution at San Francisco took
place the 10th sof, DseSnber. .'.,.e
China advicss to Oct. - had been received but
the news was unimpsrtant.
Immense preparations were making for putting in
wheat, corn, rye, &C., during the coming season.
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CONGRESS.

The Senate was engaged, in open session, on
Monday last, discussing the Clayton and Bulwer
treaty. Messrs. Cass, Seward, Downs, and Soule
spoke. At the conclusion of the discussion the
Senate went for short time into Executive ses-
sion. e
In the House, on the same day, speeches were
made on the subject Of the annexation Of territory
and in relation to the Senate proposition to confer
on Gen. Scott the title of Lieutenant General.
On Tuesday the Senate was in secret session on
the propriety of removing the injunction of secresy
from the proceedings on the occasion of ratifying
the Clayton and ,Bulwer treaty. Nothing O
general interest took place in the House.
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IMPORTANT MAIL AaRAxsrnrrr. The Rail Road
Companies between New York and Washington
have entered into arrangement TO transport nails
passengers. and baggage frem terminus to terminus
of the route, without stoppage at any insemediate
point. In of accident occurring occasion de-
lay on the road special train or car will be imms-
diately provided take passengers, &c., the end
Of the journey. new train to and from New York
and Philadelphia hasalso commenced. Fare in this
line, both ways, and in the 8 A. N. line from New
York for Philadelphia, reduced to 90 IS. sssn
- Richmond Enquirer.
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q THE travelling public are informed
EA1S@6s that new line of four horse Troy,
I8&3&& with Coaches stocked with fine
Teams and provided with skiliful
and attentive drivers has been recently put the
from Weldon to Castor, running daily in connection.
with the Raleigh and Castor, Seabosrd and Roanoke,
and Wilmington, and r. r. Roads, By this comforta-
BILE and agreeable line of Stages passenge1eaving Po-
mouth, in the morning. reach Weldon IN lime 10 lake
the Stage for Gaston where they connect w the Raj
eigh and Castor Rail Road, and arrive ct Raieieth ths
evening; and passengers leaving Raleigh IN the
morning. arrive Sledges CASTOR in time 70 take ts
Stage for Weldon, and arrive Weldon IN time 10 take
the for Portsmouth, Norfolk, Baitimore Phisdel-
phia, New York, &c. &c. The Cars for Pormonfh
also connect with the Steamboat Black Watsr, for
Edenton, Plymouth, &c. --s.s ssst5Es
Passengers for the South, connect at Weldon with
the Wilmington cars for Wilmington, Chsrisston &c.
For further infomstion inquire Of the Agent o. he
Seaboard and R r. Road Co.. Weldon, N. G. -
Office Ssaboard and r. 2. Road Co, s.s ~. =
Weldon. N. c., Jan \, 1858. Iz-4wz .
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The representation in the House OF Commons
was apportioned as follows -
To each of the following Counties three Members
are given, viz Cumberland, Granville, Guilford,
Chatham, and Wake. :
To each Of the following Counties t,oo Members
are given, viz: Davidson, Edgecombe, Halifax, Ire
del New Hanover, Orange, Randolph. Alamance,
Anson Beaufort, Berthe, Caswell, Cieaveland, Cra-
Ven Duplin, Forsyth Johnston, ,Mecklenburg, North
ampton, Pitt, Robson, Rockingham, Rowan, Ruth
erford, Sampson, Warren, Wayne and Wilkes.
Toeach Of the following Counties one Member is
given, viz: Buncombe, Madison, Surry, Yadkin,
Ashe, Bladen, Burke, Cabarrus, Catawba. Cherokee,
DaVie CASTOR, Gates, Henderson, Hertford, Hyde.
Lincoln, Martin, Moore, Nash, Onslow, Pasqaotank,
Person, Richmond, Stanly, Stokes, Union, Yancsy,
Alexander, Brunswick, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret
Columbus, Currituck, Greene, Jones. Lenoir, Nc
Dowel Montgomery, Perquimons. TyrrelL Wash
lngt0n, Waauga, Haywood, Macon, Jfcksen, Cho
wan and franklin.
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MARRIED.

In Edgecombe county, on Thursday 29th ut., by Jes
Sc Harrel, Esq., Mr. G. Bunting to Miss Blaney Taylor
In Nash County, on the 30th December, by John H
Drake, ESQ.,, Mr.. Jordan Bachelor to Miss Cornelis
Cobb, daughter Of Mr.. Orvren Cobb Iof Nash.
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Samuel ]. Ray, Esq. enc of the Editors Of the
Macon Georgia, Telegraph, died al his residence in
Macon on Thursday last of CONSUMPTION. We be-
lieve Mr.. Ray nasise of this Stats, anfemoved
to Georgia from Fayetteville or its vicinity. 80
Goidsborough Republican and Patriot.
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Conditio, oithe Market..

NEW YoRK, Jan. 10 Cotton has advanced 10.
Sales Of 900 bales. Coffee is quiet. Sales Of $50
bags of Rio at 94c. Sugar firm. Sales of so hhds.
Havana at 81. Molasses-SaIes Of SO bbIs. OElsans
at Sic: Whiskey is sirmer-SaIes of 600 bbls az 254
a 254c. Pork-Saies Of 400 bbls. at 1s "a $l9
for mess SIG for prime. Beef-Sales of $50 bbls.
mess at $13 so. Sales of 200 bbis. beef hams al
Is SIS SO. Hogs scarce, and wanted at 65 q
Sc 25. Lard-Sales of $50 bbis. at li3c. Butter
plenty al ii i6c. Bacon-Sales Of $50 hhds. az
lO3 lie. for hamsand II Sc. forthonlders. Flour
s,ss. and ssss5 q S5 fcl u6so M6ess !: .s
tive, but held firmly at 81 81 30 for whites Eofh
Sales of $4,000 bushels at GO zoe. fes whits 10
for yellow; mixed nominal.
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llIllaBER gss.
Smiles and Klsses. -, ftFiendship and Love.

st a.
Two exquisite jewei5 q eelihg
Are set in the circIet Of Love.
Bright elimpses of Heaven. reveeiinS
The joys of spirits above.
Though friendship shines FRA in the ring.
A smile is the emblem of this, !.
Ny heart owns holier thing
Which ever lies hid in kisl.
Whenever my spirit is weary,
And longing for rest from its strife,
When all of the future Is dresry,
And dark is the pathway or lie;
If friendship will smile, it can cheer,
As feebly struggle along,
But kiss from the iips that ara dear
Willrender me ten times ~ strong
LIES duties it changes to pleasure, s
It's trials can braye;y. re met -
s For my heart In itself has tseszures 5
Sincs Eovs mid Is eWels wss's1ts -. - IS
Ny pathway is dotted With fowens
:: Which seem At each step to unciose.
For Love lends his wings to the hours
And tints them with couleur de rose. ~
Though friendships an exquisite feeling.
A breath from an angel above,
Which over the spirit comes stealing
And wakes the first notes of It's love.
That love is a stronger emotion,
That stirs all the depths Of the soul,
As the waters of mighty old ocean
Are moved by the moonlight's control.
And if ever to mortals is given.
A feeling approaching the bliss
Which spirits experience in Heaven,
'Tis felt in the thrill of a kiss.
A smile msy be given to many,
"Fis ouly Of friendship part, -
But give not kissun to any =
Who has nofthe love of your heart. :.
North Carolina. =
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THE STANDARD.
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, JAN. is, 1853.

THE SENATE AND COMMONS.
We re-publsh below, for, future reference, the
,rranrement of the Senatorial Districts of this
State, and the apportionment of the Commons
made by the last Legislature. The Senatorial Dis
tncts are as follows:
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THK VERDICT. The +" Whig General Committee "
of New York, have been holding, it seems, coro-
ners inquest over the defeat and death of the late
Whig party. AL: the evidence that could be ELECTED
by thorough post morem investigation, for the last
two months, has been made available and the Com
mltee find, by the following, that the disorder, al
though chronic one, existing for :" long series OF
years. hastened the victim to untimely result, by the
setting in of the military cheftain " fever. and the
disagreeing advice Of eminent WhigT' doctors. We
copy from the Tribune: s.
"Mr. Nicholas Carroll presented a lengthy report
from the Corresponding Committee, detailing his
tory of the recent Whig defeat-trasing the causes
for long series of years-and ascribing the saving
of the Union to the efforts Of Mr.. Fillmore upon his
accession to the Presidency by the death of MI. Tay
or, and claiming that different result would have
been effected with Mr.. F. candidate. This doc
ument reflected very severely on many eminent
Wings, and took ground against military candidates
Mr.. G.. report was, after some discussion, adopted,
and ordered to be published" -.
The Tribune, which is one Of the principal mourn
srs, wipes its eyes with corner Of its old white
coat,'' and thus slobbers its sympathiss over the
| IS senseless clay":
"The Wings have been pierced. I've mean no
! pun.) and must go to pieces. A routed army must
organize anew, repenish with fresh recruits, and ap-
| pear on new field. Weakened BY dessrtion, torn
by feuds, demorazed by faithless leaders who have
betrayed il into the hands Of the enemy-its broken
squadrons in full ght-iti is impossible it should be
able 70 recover once, and turn with the least pros
pect Of success upon the overwhelming numbers o
/ its flushed ard trumphing antagonist.' s
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e CALHouN's WoRKs. The Washington Union
states that Richard Z. Crale, Esq is in New York
making arrangements for the publication Of an adj
ditional volume Of Calhouns Works." The
forthcoming volume will embrace portion Of Mr..
sCalhoun's speeches. The whole work will const-
tute complete edition Of the speeches and wri-
tings Of John G. Calhoun, carefully corrected and
arranged by the editor, Mr. Cralle.
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A patch Of cotton has been Inasured in the Sacra-
nento Valley, California, in ninety Two days. Mr..
Colby, who raised il. will, in February, SOW large
6eld, and make iii permanent business. Tea. sugar
cane, figs, rcs and cotton have been raised thus far
by experiment, proving that the soil and climate is
,adapset u the culture Of each Of them. NxsSs
Bishop Ives, of North. Carelina, has written :
reasons Tor ieining the Catholic least %
Esays wfisefs in tie NsWs York Times. who aienl
himself = Oneof the Olergy Of North Carolina =.
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H We shall have the pleasure of laying be-
fore our readers in our next very able argument
upon the question whether the Governor of this
State has, under the Constitution, the power of
appointing Senator in the place Of one whose
Term has expired during the recess Of the Legsla-
'ure where the Legislature has made no appoint
ment in anticipation, and where neither that Leg
stature nor Congress has fixed by law the time OF
appointing Senator's This argument is from the
pen OF the Hon. Robert Strange, of Cumberland.
~ We are requested by William Hill, Esq.
e Secretary Of State to state for the satisfaction
ol those who may have business with his Office
mat he has received an unusually large number Of
letters Of late, and that he will attend to them all
IN rotation as soon as possible. Mr.. Hill is most
A00r0us and faithful public officer, and we are
."fe ne will omit no effort to serve the public Il
y therefore, hoped that those who have business
WIN him, being apprized Of the unusual quantity
LABOR devolved upon him at this time; will moi
70 disposed to censure him for unavoidable delay
~ The Richmond Enquirer says: From all
We near we are are satisfied that Senator Hunter
Virginia, has declined to accept the offer Of .
~a' IN President Pieree's Cabinet. This leavesth,
''~posltlon Of the Cabinet altogether at sea again.
Inc New Orleans Bulletin says that the presen
condition Of the planters Of the South, in pecu
nafy sense, is Infinitely more favorable than at an
4ms within the last ten or fifteen years.. AS
ssnera thing, abundant crops Of every descrptio
-. lave rewarded the farmer, and command the hig1
estprices. -
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Funeral of Master Pierce.

BosroN. Jan. 10. The funeral services Of the son
OF Gen. Pierce took place at Andover to-day. The
attendance was large the Rev. Mr.. Parker, of Con-
cord, officiating After the funeral services the re-
mains were conveyed to Concord in special train
for burial. Gen. Pierce is rapidly recovering. Mrs.
Pierce has been in degree restored TO caImness and
resignation. and will remain with her sister, Mrs.
New Hampshire. =,
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New Stage Line .sss.s sa
FROM WELDON TO GASTON.

THE travelling public are informed
that .. new line Of four hofse Troy,
with Coaches stocked with fine
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Mas.nehu,ett, Leeislafure.

BosToN, Jan. 8. Great exciiement prevails in the
Legislature to-day, in consequences Of the attempts Of
the coalition to postpone filling the vacancies in The
Senate. The two branches are in convention. and
spirited debate is going The coalition forces are
under the lead OF Colonel Butler, of Lowell. ,ees
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Washington .afairs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9th. Gen. ,Atherion left for
New Hampshire this afternoon s,sys.s,
The accident to General Pierce has temporarily
suspended Cabinet movements and speculations.
Mils's statue Of Jackson continues Il. be ths OBJ
ject of universal admiration, and has attracted .
crowd of visiters all day. -.~E - az