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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-06-18

UThe Democratic State Convention meets
n Baton Rouge on the LIST Of August.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-06-18

Saringg the "Ffak Pierce."-As Messrs.
Grinnell and Draper were dashing down the
North River a day or two since in their beauti-
fal yacht, the Spray, they found the sloop
Frank Pierce in a sinking condition. Four
boys were rescued from drowning, and their
little vessel saved by the timely aid Of the Spray,
Certain super stitious Wings regard this as an
ominous incident tn. Y. Mirror.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-06-18
And here is another

DThe schooner Gen. Pierce, commanded
and owned by Captain Follett, was capsized. a
few days since, off Galveston bar, and will be
a total loss. She was coming in from the
Brazos river, loaded with about fifty hogsheads
of sugar, belonging to Gov. HI. G. Runnels,
and some sixty or seventy bales of cotton,
consigned to- R. g. d. G. Mills. The sugar
was all lost, but was insured; the cotton has
been saved. The men saved themselves by the
yawlboat of the Robert Mills.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-06-18

DPeace of mind is more valuable than gold.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-06-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Recorder

U We are authorized to announce LOFTS
PETIT as a candidate for Recorder.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-06-18

New Goods.
DECEIVED by steamer Cherokee from New
IN York, a fine assortment of
Muslin Insertion and Edging;
Cambria Insertion and Edging;
Cambria Muslin Under Sleeves;
Ladies' Cambria Hdkfs;
Muslin Chemisettes, embroidered;
Cotton and silk Stockings.
iels ROTH BROTHERS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-06-18
Flour.
LIQUORS.

Liquors.
90 bbls old reetifed Whiskey; 10 half bbls do;
OO Monongahela, Bourbon and old Rye do;
2qr casks Otard, Dupuy & Co Brandy;
2 do Goddard & Co do;
els do Sazerac do-just re-
ceived and for sale by HART, AUSTIN & co.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS. 1t will be seen, by the
proceedings of meetings which we publish to-day,
that the people of Western Carolina thoroughly
aroused to the importance of internal improvements
An internal improvement Convention was held at
Ashevne on the 25th instant with the view of uni
ting and concentrating the energies and efforts of the
people on such enterprises might be deemed prac
ticable and important. We return thanks to the
Committee for their invitation to be present on the
OCCASION and regret that could not make it con-
venient to attend They have our best wishes
in the efforts they are making to reach the markets
of the world, and thus improve their condition and
at the time add to the wealth and power of the
State.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31
gWr A friend, who sends us a list of new subscri-
hers from Johnston Countu

~ friend, who sends us list of new subscri-
bers from Johnston County, says:
Gone of these subscribers is Capt Henry Guy.
He is now in his Goth year. He represented john
ston in the House of Commons in the years 1e1 and
1911. He is as true Democrat as lives and takes
lively interest in the of Democratic princ-
pies and the spread of republican institutions You
have his best wishes. You will no doubt receive
more subscribers from Johnston soon"
We feel proud of the friendship and patronage of
this venerable father in Democracy.
Our list is still increasing, thanks to the kind eff
forts of friends in various quarters of the State We
under lasting obligations to these friends, and
the only return we make them is to labor still
more industrously to render our sheet interesting
and acceptable, and to adhere to principle whoever
may flter turn aside The press of the State also
has thanks for its complimentary notices of
dress. Friend Wilson, of the Salisbury Banner,
says in his last issue:
eve are glad to learn that the reports that the
Raleigh Standard was losing large number of SUBJ
scribers is false. The editor says he has received
more subscribers than he has lost old ones I'm
til the Standard forsakes its principles, Democrats
will not forsake it. 1t deserves than usual
dit for the noble stand it took-its unwavering adj
hesion to principle in opposition to mara-in the
recent canvass "
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31

sssSs 6 For the Standard
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
Formers, Mechanics and Manstfacturers Attona,
The first State Agricultural Fair, under the d..
ton ofthe State gricultural Society of North g..
Lima win be held near the City of Raleigh, beonn;D
on the 18th of October next and CONTINUING Ing
the 22d. NNu
The Farmers, Mechanics and NJ anufacturers of
State are earnestly requested to present at tb. ss
hilton every thing in their various branches ofh.
ness that will in their judgment, excite Interest 80.
afford instruction. NDu
The State Agricultural Society appeals to tban..
pie of the State, to every exertion to maxi a.
first Fair such an one as win reflect credit ,,a1
them. FOu
We have the material among us for eett;no
such an Exhibition, and if there should be fn;U
short of what we have a right to expect, the M,II
may be justly attached to want of energy on ~
part of our citizens. The necessary prepar,tion
being made for large Exhibition; ample means Mn
be provided for the taking care of large numhon -
various kinds of stock Those persons who dos;s1
to present specimens Of any kind at the Fair Fn
confer favor upon the Committee of
by addressing letter to Jere Nixon. ESQ A.
Chairman of said Committee, at Raleigh. and 49,
ing him of their intention
The ladies of the State are particularly requested
to give US their presence on that occasion and aIso
are solicited to bring specimens of their exceIenos
in the Household, arts
Come one, come all, to the State Agricultural Fair
and you win not fail to go home highly delighted
with your visit.
WADEsBoRoUGH N c.. July 8 1s5.
GEN ALEX McRAE-Dedr SIr: AT called meetinr 90 30
State Agricultural Society of North Carolina held in Ra
on the 18th of May, the duty assigned me- as C
pondng Secretary of the Society," of addressing the P
dents of the various Railroads. Pankroads &C. IN tbs
asking them to allow all stocks crops and specimens in %
mechanic arts ts pass to and from the Stale Fair TpF %
charge As the President of the Raleigh and WimtH
Railroad make this request of you in behalf of the S
Agricultural Society hoping that those whose interest @
represent will be benefited rather thap,njured by
Very respectfully, yours,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31

The New ORLEANS SUFFERERS. We are gratified
to state that the Intendant of this City has called
meeting of the citizens to take steps for raising mo-
ney in aid of the sufferers from yellow fever in. New
Orleans. The epidemic is on the increase in that
doomed City. Many other communities have con-
trbuted literally and hope the citizens of Raleigh
will not permit this call of the distressed to pass
without suitable response.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31

~ The Salem Press says wheat is selling in that
market at so cents per bushel 1t is commanding in
Petersburg from 81 10 to 81 Is. If the people in
the Salem region of country could get their wheat to
markets. they will be able to do when the Central
Road is fnished-it would nett them at least fifty
per cent. more than it does now
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31
Very respectfully, yours,
J.F. T0MPKINS.
OFFICE R. & G. r. R. CoNpASY

hALEIEH, August %, 1888.
Dr.. ]. F. ToXpKINs~-Dear Sir Yours of the 22d inst
been received.
The Directors of this Company feel deep interest the
of the Agricultural Fair and will afford us great
pleasure 'to allow all stocks crops and specimens
mechanic arts to pass to and from the State Fair free
charge" on this road.
1 am, yours, very respectfully,
L. OBJ. BRANCH
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31
.RA1E1eH. Auoust * 1s5s.

hALEIGH, august %, 1868.
A Editor: 1 have enclosed you copy of correspon
dence between myself Corresponding Secretary the
State Agricultural Society and Gen. Alex McRae
B. Branch, ESQ., the Presidents of the Railroads
our State need scarcely add that it is with pride and
who have the control Of these and also the
made BY the State Agricultural Society," The farmers
chanics and of the State who live contiguous
to the Railroads. have earthly excuse
presenting specimens the Fair the 18th October
The papers throughout the State will confer favor the
State Society by publishing this early
possible ]. F. T0MPKfNS CORES. Secy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31

LATE FROM Texas. Full returns have not yet been
received from the Texas elections but Pease, demo-
crat, is thought to be certainly elected Governor
The cotton crop of Texas, it was believed, will
be onethird larger than heretofore The wheat crop
also large
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31
OFFICE ". ar. R.R. Covp,xv

Dear Sir: Your letter of the 9Th inst asking onr Cam.
pany to allow all stock crops specimens in the mecbn
arts to free to and from the State Fair has been r.
ceved and this day laid before Board of Directors
instructed by the Board say you that your request
is granted Respectfully,
ALEX. McRAE President
Dr. JOHN ToMPKNs Corresponding Secretary of the State
Agricultural Society.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31
RIrr1nu NJ

7. o 1858.
L. OBJ, BRANCH, Eso.-Ded1 SIR: AT a called meeting of
the State Agrc ultpra Society of North Carolina held
Corresponding Secretary of the Society," addressing
the Presidents of the various Railroads. Pankroads &C. in
the State asking them to allow all stocks crops spec
mems in the mechanic arts to pass to and from the
free of charge President of the Raleigh and Castor
Railroad make this request of you, hoping that those
whose interest represent will be benefited rather than
injured by it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31

Works on Friday, the experiment of reducing two.
tons of gold quartz ore, by Berdans crushing and
amalgamating machine was made The time oecuz
ped IN doing was two hours and the product in
pure gold VAS 81 Is or ss7 0ipsr. ton.E The ore
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31

- The Washington Union of Friday last says ::
We were much pleased to meet with the Hon
William 5. Ashe, of North Carolina, on yesterday:
he appears to be in fine health and of course, the
great majority by which he is returned to Congress
has put him m fine spirits He has taken lodgings
at Browns HOTEL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-31

The BEDFORD VALLEY SNAKE. Two of our citizens
have visited the spot where this huge serpent
SEEM with view of capturing the monster. They
were unsuccessful, but received abundant evidence
of his actual existence. They and examined the
skin he had she'd and found it fully twenty feet
six inches long. They also saw and conversed with
Mr. John Elder, most reliable citizen who had met
the animal face to face Mr. E encountered him in
lane, across which he lying, with his tail in
souesmeadow and his head near the second fence
Fremshis dusty brown color, Mr.. B. mistook him for
the ridge pole of the fence until his horse started
back with fright when the searpent reared up to the
full height Of the rider and darte fire from his eyes
The horse instantly whirled and dashed off in alarm
and by the time he could be brought back to- the
spot the snake had disappeared in the high grass
Mr. e. thinks he is between twenty and thirty feet
long Cumberland I'D, s16m1aI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

TO TIE
Citizens IL jefferson and Clark.

1.-THE undersiened beg lave 70 announces III,
VI they are engaged in The 1fERCAN7If1kr
BUSINESS in Inc SioEe hufse al Summit p1iIt
f1ImeT1y occupied BY Sewers & Bro. n
They have received, and now offer f1lI n
Complete assortment Of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS. ufthe very iatsst and the most aopTSt -
styles They non;d call The attention Of ihe 4 x
dice to heir Dfrss Goods consisting Of silks rs
suesS Grenadines. Berage de Lapes. Lawns ~
which IN beauty andcheapness, will aYorablr com
pare with any that can be found
They have also an excellent stock Of CiolAs.
Cassimeres Snmmer Cloths and other goods 3or
serllemen's wear
Their stock|of Groceries and Domesiics is la;ge
and well selected IL short. they have on hasd.
and intend 10 keep constantly, all such Goods Is
are Usually found at Country Store.
PRODUCE Of all sorts taken in exchange fcr
goods, al the highest market prices.
They solicit call.
MOORE & BEcKwfTH.
p. S.-Haying leased the Depot End Warehouse
we shall give close attention the Forv and
Receiving Business. We have reduced the cam
missions upon goods received and they are nor as
low as at any Depot on the road NJ &B /
Summit Point, May 5, lS53-n Split
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
mr.. DE LANEYss aa
cELEBRATED s
CuFatiFe IRSfrumeh

rT1HE only infallible cure fiji iha, areaaist.,;.-
a ease Known as Spermatorfhea on Indoli3sfnry
NoctuT 80 haFassing and ddsttxzsive
Of So much mischief 10 the neKso1s system iArSn,
efiasing The man for business society," and sizsrj.
mony. ssss IS - ~ I I
This Instrument IS simple coinprekepkips{a ,a
n3ref aili, and may be used without III sl5easssf
ineonvenieRee or The Knowledge 81 lhe IS. s9s;s,f;
Rass FREUD /, is 10 Sc used ekternsllv frsi ssss,
nopaia OF injury whatever, nor preventing sns
from amending 10 his business and wRsse IN ~
not s1ngie emission IN take place fn4fs ski fSh-
the organs, In sherF itue, I'll snrh an llssss
they Fsga5At prirdr 81 reitafsbx Ill is
u which, caused b early abuse is The disSlss n
question afd thesasse ofthe thousand Gomez Infant
eomplaiaaS Ma. Nervousness prostraties Dps
pepsfs, Pain a the Head and Dimness of Vision.
Weakaesslol Sc Back and Lower ExirdmiSss Al
fscsions of the Ewes Impotence. Piers ~ M
Face, Pretha;ufe Decline of ririlitv. MI 81 inessos
Memory ahd Power tor Meatal Applidasifn fI1e
leeticn, Aversion 10 Society, 'Timidftr Ssa nA-
unSl, Leve 81 Solitude, Sc All these Irnatslaiuss
pgear g = So asAe sonrde is iiepped
| This inArusieti, has keen examined Ana f5pror-
M 81 by the highest authorities in Eurone saha Al.
neFlea. IN recommended hY the most prSniinest
FhSsicians q al coanlricsi as The Only scsriain
remedy existing Tor those complaints. and III now
completely superseded the use of drugs lthe 5du9ie
esnierizataons &c, not % Inrniioh The ibousaddad
yersiscd nosirnias Of ihe day, as cofdialE anti
dotes, sc sc. III
Be il alto remembered. thar those complains are
but 'liale understood ~ the profession 10 <eneral
and thar I'LL the medicine ia The worid neSet has
and neyeTHwiil, stop those losses, which, ifaowed
TO contnae unchecked are sure 10 brodssce the
most distIfssiag Consequences.
IL has hAen mater OF surprise 10 SOME Aasany
one oteesHeeiaAiity and 81 Professional
sshcud aegoie his attention ID diseases khlc PEOPLE
iet every description pretend to cure SD cas-: -
howeperab1 The one thogsandIh part oethe Is
these people bring upon soeiey wefe kepwnss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
charleslOun, May. 10, 1859. -Spirit, !
WHEAT REAPERS.

THE undersigned having been appointed lie
u agents for the sale Of Wheat Keepers viii 81
ways be prepared To furnish all the various kinds
al The cheapest rates among which will be sound-
MeCcfmickis Improved Virginia Reaper;
Seymour & Morgan's New York do.
Hussey's Baliiaiore- doe
The above Reapers combine all OF The latest i'm
provenenis in articles of this kind and we are
authorized 70 say 10 any one purchasing Reaper
OF US, that IL upon fair trial It does not operate
we'll the Reaper will be taken back and the money
refunded
Leave your ordersearly at the Jefferson Naebise
Shop and Iron Foundry, at Charlestown, Virginia.
50 that you may all Be supplied with this ya.G able
invention in time for the present harvest q!
May 10. 1883. ZIMMERMAN Il co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
5otE.GoETzEsM ri 96tshahber@slrcdt,
c. ACKHARDT NJ B,2i Howard saeet.
LoudRan cdiag tgfiEa.s tara. Ensii-
tfte and chemical Aeademy,
ltpie. LqtpouN c b, va, !,

J.
Ma. IGALt3ueR-D DIR Sir. Ihe pT6rpfising
farnerk and friends of Improvement j, g!giAia
Will dgubtless. 81 gradh4alhal have associated
with nie Mr.. James Il qdIick and MI Harman
Bitzer 1.-Two practical aud successful agEtcuftariss y
fer the ruFp9se o#osgahshing AMI Agtictltural In
stituts Nod Chemical Aeddemy III this County -,
The Experimental Farm will cotiafh go Acres,
whiehRWtbe cuiliyaed aeeoldnE 10 The true prin-
cpte III science, and in 81 Jh na4y interesting and
important experiments VIII be naaae And efforts
will III mate 10 obtain seeds irenleYelypaft ofihe
Unite4 States aad from Foreign Cupnlrics In
addilPT. o two commqdipus dwellings, already on =
The estate new building has bel n designed i60by
80 feel. One half Of which will lie erected the
prescott year. The Laboratory will be furnished
with An extensive collection Of the largest The
hanGSmest and best apparatus in the! Uniied
States. The museum will edntain Geological
specimens, Minerals Fossils Shell and also Mod.
els DkaHghts and Catalogues OIL Agricultural Ma
chimes, implements and Iools, AndtbI the conve-
nienc4 Of making and Tepairing]appara1us work.
shop will be fItsd up with Tufning Lathe, Side
Rest And all necessary ools for working in wood,
iron and brass. Full courses 9f Leet,lfes viii be
delivfred,i which viii BE- ILLUSTRATED with several
Thousand useful and nteresingI xperf,sents
The instruction will be thorduea ara practical,
embracing Mathematics, Mechanics chemistry
and Glher branches Of Science and Aflsin their apz
plieaiion 10 Farming and Farm purposes. -
Particular attention viii be phid5 to agricultural
Chem stry-Prepa Pnrd Chem. als-Man-
ageMsent Of water COURSES Principles II irrigation
--afHiYsls OIL SQIis--ConStruea eh ~ Farm Enid
iDgs & iitaaiea.o f I.85hia4- & P4esng,
GTafhngs Ps.ag.ag aa III. sv ;is8 Raee
-ANd ID ilas Hels hs E-tas3t 49, al sctl4
cal fffnar Is Eiaae
TR el@fsss IA Il hls .lasSfs8slef will Z
reEag ~ aatsSF d i8lh b0Nsl STA :t8faft and (
ii Il Aeessss 4aaE Patronage mil1 is Egs8 9f apdM
exbeFted eX Hensa sel ~ sFsFf oiAfa ka.ifsks
besf instiiuiioiS Of Ihe kipd in H. HS5Fs * nov
the sdvocaes 6fimprogenqent are realls To- earnest
heyjwiitake this enterprise by The hasid and help
il along, b. giving good lstEof students at the
comtnencement. II is hoped that eveey conpiy in
The State will send at least oneIsiudenethe first scs-
son. And that the different Agricultural Societies
willqaseertain how many studedts can he semi from
theft respective districts and fdrwara d ss p The
SANG by the Isl day-of Decembfr next:
The Institute will be opened for the deception Of
Students on the LIST OF March, S5k> T9rms inclu-
ding all expenses except Books and Stationery 5000
per session often months
Circulars NAV be had BY addTessnesthe princi-
pal at Aldie P. o.. Loudoun Cdunty, va
BENZ II. BENTON, Principal
pf The LoudoHH County A grid nlttrat 1astitite .:
February 8, 1858. anil Chemicat siradsay
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

Incorporated 1870 CAaTtsr perrtuat- Capital 100,
600; riA p9per Of Increasing il to $3.50 00e
II
DUBLIC Buildings, Manufactures. Mills, Ma
II chinery, dwelling Houses, Stores, Merehan-
disc Household. Furniture Vessels on the SOCKS
or while in port, &c. cs will be insuted al rates
as low as theHrfSk viii admit.
Applications for Insurance may be made to-
ID. w. HERBERT,
In the absence Of The Agent from Chariestown, Of
JenN p. BRowN, ESQ.,, who will attend 10 them
promptly. Parsons at a distance address Though
The mail II
~ B. On all Church Buildings and Clergymen's
personal prorerty the Agent win present his chm
missions in reducing the amount Of rIemiuins on
The risks thus arising.
I July Is I852-lY
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AYE,W,S
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure 81
COUGHS, COLDS, EOARSENESS,
BROAtHITlS,WH00PlNG-CO COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

q Ind ~ se rirev s5on re- baak tkseef shall eTots
Ill tssfs FAR ,.ta, ssgi,,F sf ~, fies n "a arm
deco al 81 Er ,s,,f 81, 4 ssysI
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every year aSs sew d te issuance that shess
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remed;es us,fre bs< Nsen oss Nv ape tSe si<sasss
that alFlict III ,se ssglE - IL cntrI ~ IN
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View .JeMeIry Store I

HNHE subscriber begs leave-to return his sincere
i thanks for the very liberal patronage he has
received during the last two years he has been IN
gagged in repairing Watches, Jewelry, &C.. in
Charlestown From the many solicitations Of his
friends aud customers he has at last met the
wishes bs' offering them good assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER MATCHES,
and Jewery Of every description ana win continue
70 keep on hand eTer5 thing pertaining To- the lew
elry line. He has arrangements made ID such
way that he will be able TO 6i any order lin a few
days that shall offer, at rates 10 suit the times
Watches and Jewelry OF every description care
fully repaired as usual
w. T. MCDONALD. Agent
for NJ. p. 5CoaY.
Charlesiown. MayIs. 1855. -SpiTitl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

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In on STOMACH.
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Pltspiratioa ellowness n the Ska an1 y ~
n H., P; (, ~ FIh Constant ImaginiRgs Of
tFil and Great DepressieaHcf Spirits Il