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A Contrast.

' The National Era. the Free Soil organ st
Washington City, impeled by sense OF
Justice, draws the following contrast be-
tween the conduct of business in the differ
ent Departments now and during the ad-
ministration of Mr.. fillmore 70. ]a5""#
Vi ''Since the advent Of the administration
of Mr.. Pierce. one thing is noticeable, espe-
lcially ia the, various Departments. The
clerks and heads of the Departments are
working men, attentive to the duties of their
Offices. There seems to. be no place for
drones and oilers. 1t was the fault of the
former administration, so far as our obser-
yaion extends, to sometimes keep in
Office who netoriously neglected theirduties.
They drew their salaries regularly, and the
work which they should have done was
foisted upon some good natured fellow
clerk. All this has changed. Each clerk
is expected to do the duties of the desk to
which lie is appointed, and censure or reno
val follows neglect. q This is right" Favor
itism formerly procured appointments with
out regard to fitness and political considera-
Ddons often keep a person in office after his
incompetency or nattention to business was
demonstrated. A new order Of things,e we
are pleased TO say, is inaugurated. Sine
cures are abolished, and he who he will not
work Is not eS&pectedto feed at the public
crib" Ia -, t,. ..l q. ,a, l,.
Who will say on reading the above that
one great and essential reform has not been
carried out by the new administration. Ilig
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The GREArEsr LIvISe CuBIosIrY!.-AWe
yesterday visited tlie Carolina Twins who
are now paying a short visit to our lcity!n IA
freak Of nature SO extraordinary must. be-
seen before it can be fully credited? " These
Children born in Columbus county, North
Carolina. are ofnegro origin, to A. remark
able degree lively and intelligent, and ire
beginning to utter and repeat words quite,
distinctly, though only about sixteen months
olda This convection is much mere inti'
mate tlian tha. of the Samese twins, being
Joined in The back by the ,uiiioninef two
Espines III one, Physicians whc have. txl
aiaihed ahsni, pronodhte them to- be ythe
Igrsatest coutl6sIty ever seen or heard 'of. .la
Some oftReif organs are in common" 'wliile,
othersary perfectly distinct % i0fen,. while
one ra"i is Sound agleep the otheris vide awake
andtplayfdl, and the connection suclo that
I@hust ohe sits erect tie oshett Gan iSo down
~, GEy;pt,,paw .'&t9omou bnA yidN /,
1oG naaAa si ssa#a9d eH1
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VOLUME 20, NO. 80.

"Annah, to-day you may be the wife Of
one who governs thousand minds by his
slightest nod--to-mouow he.may be in ad-
versity, and none so poor as TO notice him;
this Annah would of course sink you also,
and when his resources cease, of course pow
erty must ehsue; while the farmer can spend
a week reerealing or if sickness oyertakes
him, his crops aud income does not'sufer,
but is gaining as when well--and he is not
in constant fear of offending some one where
by he is expelled from Office, replied Flor
ence. A-. aH Hfi..ir ..N
a"Well you can enjoy your opinion, but
you will never convince me that farmer
or mechanic is worthy of being my husband,
for would sooner die with the contempti-
bic cognomen of "old maid"
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PUBLIC LANDS.

The public lands belonging to the General Government
suated-1st Within the limits of the United States
defined by the treaty of 1885, and embraced by the
States of Ohio, Indiana illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and
that part of Minnesota of the Mississippi River all of
which have been formed of the Northwestern Territory
conveyed with certain reservations to the United States
by New York in $751; Virginia in 1884 by Massachusetts
the boundaries States of Mississippi and Alabama north
of 81 deg north latitude conveyed to the United States
Louisiana acquired from France by the treaty of soa
including the portion of the States of Alabama and Msss
south f 81 and de the eoT Of Of vest OF
Mississippi River; the Indian Territory the district called
Nebraska the Territory Of Oregon and the region lying
deg north latitude 3D. Within the State of Florida
obtained from Spain by the treaty of 1872 4th In New
of 1s4s -, ,,. r..on,.., -. -, go.
the public lands covered an estimated area of
Exclusive of the lands in Oregon California, New
Mexico Utah, the Indian and Nebraska Territories the
tire of the public domain is stated after careful
animation, to have been 424 About
of this up to November SOth $780, had been Sold and
$1S5,S39O92 received therefor. The aggregate outa
every kind upon these lands to the including
of purchase of surveying and of selling $74957 &c.,
leaving net profit to the government $780,
annual average nearly million of dollars for the last
there should be added this at the rate of $125
improvements &C., would nearly double
the above The cost to the
survey 2O7 cents of selling and managing $50 cents in
all 28O cents while it receives or net profit
each acre sold of $1.032.
claims issued to November 1851 S081 of which 6661S
have and sc have been patented The whole
number of warrants issued under the bountyand
of September g. 1850, up November 1851
Of these a7os have been located and returned and
The following table shows sales of public lands and
the proceeds thereof from the year 1888 to 1885, inclusive
of the various grants and donations thereof for
education and of internal improvement given in the
American Almanac for 1850, PIP. $50 ct seq.
Quantity Of Public Land sold amount paid for It
." each Year, from 1888 to 1850, inc1UsS0e.
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NUNN,s DOMEsTIC MEDICINE, OR POOR

HUNN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE, OR POOR
sickness safe and reliable guide book points out in
plain language free from doctors terms, the Diseases of
Men, Women and Children and the latest and improv
ed used in their and intended expressly for
the benefit of families It also contains descriptions of the
Medical Roots and Herbs of the United States and how they
to be used in the of diseases 1t is arranged
and simple pan by which the practice of Medicine is
reduced to principles of common sense
This invaluable book has passed through many editions
has revised and improved every respect and
enlarged nearly double its former and contains nine
hundred octave pages.
but does propose to thousands and tens of
thousands annually by putting the Of into
far importance by nsructing individuals how to
check disease beginnings before it has acquired too
much strength to resist and overcome
For sale at the North Carolina Bookstore, by
HENRY d. TURNER
Raleigh, Aug. II, 1853. TIT.
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r1AI.T. TRADE, 1888. BOoTs g SHOES
THE Nh, GRAZ Ea RK XXI AZ WHOLE
years the PIGpr.etGT q ar rne sRare Of
one s IF sbe ARGEgT STOCKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES
Deem stock has gradually until
the present time and now we do larger business tnan any
Oa TSe ae l9 Saloon was first established twelve
g sks e s3re has been
trade until the old Store can be no Longer en sfgees
for his business in the United States.
The New Store four times large as the old one SO
largest Boot and Shoe Trade done Virginia
complete description Of this splendid he sOs will be
@S T of Boof ans $685. TO Constantly
heavy shipments of goods during its Our sue
Ways Conducted our business on equitable principles
ally benefting the seller and the buyer ;u+ond
vte all Country Merchants and Shoe Dealers to come and
def Ia iSFs
themselves of invitation who return and buy goods
each season. saying "they do better at the LADIES
SALOON than Mey can do at North" We guarantee to
Se E rea of and
lima Merchants better than they may purchase else
where The Stock consists in part Of .
entlemens Fine Boots and Shoes of every fashionable
Ladies' Cater Boots, Jenny Lins and other celebra
Mems CaiksEin Brogans, of every variety,
f" Boots
Kip Brogans,
q" Boots, Z"
=" Coarse, Thick BrOgans, for Negroes
" Boots,
Dutch wOmen's Brogens, for outdoor Women, Field
hands, and for Cooks,
Womens Leather Bootees, for House Servants, &c.
Shoes of every kind and quality
BOYS Kip and Coarse Boots and Shoes of all kinds,
Misses and Childrens Shoes of all kinds 100 diff
ferent varieties.
The attention of Country Merchants is invited to this i'm
Stock of Boots Shoes and Brogans at the Ladies
Saloon where they buy every article wanted by them
the lowest wholesale prices thereby saving themselves
the trouble and expense of going to the North for their
supplies. -. ,..-- .,o,--,,,,, <.,,,,,,,,,
ege The Ladies' Saloon is Main Street, Walters
City Hotel. ,,,,,,o,o,-
Norfoll We Juv 1879 Eft
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RTHg1RoIINA sTANDARD: -WEDNEsDAY.-


axe, WONDER AND ADMIRE = And with
u ckerfsh eyes and g itching palms acknowledge
fascination more powerful than the Wizard Spell As
shall and reveal to admitting world knowledge
more startng-pr with blessings its
suits interesting to the human family Burning
of the Ephesian Dome having its basis universal happ
and evolving in its details of thought richer than
the of Freedom more valuable unborn genera
tons discovery of grayation by fall of the
apple Millions Head.
The Golden Sands of San Louis Potos and Australia the
translucent ustrous and dazzling Wealth of King Schah
zaman all grow dim, pale and lose their spendor before
Sparkling Brilliancy of our gorgeous and triumph
ant LUCK.
PRIZES SOLD IN AUGUST!
$4,000 sold in Package to Mississippi
$4,000 sold to Club in Tennessee.
$18 900 sold to Merchant in South Carolina.
$4,000 sold in Package Wholes to Kentucky
$12 900 sold in Package to Georgia.
81 1900 sold in Package to North Carolina.
$4,000 sold to a Club in Ohio.
$4,000 sold to a Correspondent in New York
$4,000 sold to Lady in Virginia
1000 sold in Package to Pennsylvania.
For Brilliant Prizes always mail your ORDERS
PYFER & CO., No. 1 Light-St. Baltimore.
- The most successful method to draw Prize is to
Purchase Pacase The experience of every day strength
this declaration
"N0 such aoord as Flr," at PXer DE- C6's.
% Forward your Orders without delay!
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August %, Is,
OF LOTS ON BEAUFORT HARBOR.

SALES OF LOTS ON BEAUFORT HARBOR.
- The Carolina City Land Company will sell to the high
est bidder their premises White Hail. Monday the
3st day of October next large number of valuable Lots
The lands of this Company front about two miles the
most accessible and best of the HarbOr and consd
cred the most valuable it, They in full view of the
Ocean, and will be handsomely and conveniently laid out
business and pleasure. No improvement be made with
Central Western Carolina the waters connected with
the Harbor without benetng these lands The Carolina
City Company of this fact beg leave that they
have agents drummers in the Western of the
State where ese offering to sell Lots at low rate
to influence but that all the sales of their land
required by the articles of agreement to be to the highest
bidder.
The gentlemen who compose this Company have made
rangements improve their lands to the of about
$4,000 During the winter and ensuing spring. large
Hotel will be built Wharves Turpentine Dsteries and
Steam Saw Mill will be put in operation.
There excellent clay the premises for making brick
and also the adjacent waters and experience
ed the Importance of fire proof buildings in
place the board will not allow any but substantial fire proof
buildings to be permanently erected lands they
SELL
To persons who prefer the board will lease
years. They respectfully invite all persons any
interested to be at the sale and for them
selves Especially mechanics ship carpenters brick masons
&c. for them richer harvest be promised than the
future prospects of Carolina City.
Terms SALE. Onefourth cash-the balance in install
ments at IL, Is and "a months interest from date.
All letters business of the Company address to John
NJ Rose, Secretary, Fayetteville N C.
By order of the Board,
T. R. UNDERWOOD President.
August 18th, 1858. 7S-3w
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mails after the lotteries drawn.
Correspondents will please order few days before the
lotteries drawn.
There large per centage in favor of those purchasers
who order by the Packages and the chances of drawing four
the largest Prizes the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase of Packages of Tickets in every
stance.
Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold at
sight will be promptly RENTED to those Correspondents
who draw prizes at PYFER & cos
Remember-A PACKAGE of Tickets draw of the
most splendid prizes in scheme
In order Fortune, and the cash Immediately
after the result is KNOWN the readers of the have
only remit cash Drafts prize tickets the Old Estab
shed far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and Lottery
Brokers,
PYFER CO.,
No. Light-Street, Baltimore, Nd.
August 90 1883 So
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ECU STA TIsTIcs.
Government 81 che Uhited States.

Government Of the United States.
FRANKLIN PIERCE President, -. $4,000
L. MARCY of Ney-York Secretary State 5000
JAMES GUTHRIE of Kentucky Secretary Of Treasury 5000
JEFFERSON DAVIS Of Mississippi Secretary Of War 5000
R. A. McCLELIAD Michigan Secretary Interior, 5000
JAMES CAMPBELI of Pennsy PostnasterGen, 5000
CALEB CUsHNG of Massachusetts, Attorney General 5000
UNITED STATES SENATE
THE following believed to be list of the United
States Senate, after the 4th of March, 1858:
Democrats in Roman-Whigs in Italic-those marked
f. s. are Free-Soiers Abolitioniss)
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Guilford county; Columbus Mills Of Rutherford oor,.
and r. s.. French, of Robson county Un'y
The BOARD IdTERATURE of North Carolina is comr
as follows:Hs Excellency, David 81 Reid President
Q1fcio; Matthew Shaw of Beaufort and Alfred JONES a.
William w Holden, of Wake county. and
TIE acknowledgements BoARD is composed 40 g.,
His Excellency, David s. Reid, President ero h
Calvin Graves Of Caswe and Thomas Bragg of NOrt6sT
GovERNoRss AIDS with the rank of Colonel ~ A IT,
Lean, of Guord; Thomas Ruffn IT, of Rockipgham ne
Robert Strange, jr., of New-Hanoyer. sAd
THE GENERAIs ASSEMBLY commences It's sessions =; ,
leigh the Third Monday of November every alt h
year. The next election for members of the Senate Te
of Commons and Governor viii be held the First Te
day in August, 1854 4Hus'
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS
The following are the Counties composing the Fifty g.
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- THE STANDARD OFFICE rs being
thoroughly re-fitted with an extensive assort-
ment Of New and Beautiful TYPE, of every
description, and suited to all qualities and
kinds of work-New PRESSES, and every
other appliance requisite in the execution of
the best quality Of work at the greatest speed.
Z Raleigh, July 80, 1858.
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n VALUABLE PLANTATION AND MILLS

A VALUABLE PLANTATION AND MILLS
"A FOR SAILE.-The undersigned intending to remove,
offers for sale his residence, known as "WAKEFIELD.
situated the road leading from Raleigh to Tarboro
90 miles from the former place 20 from LouisbTg and II
Rolesville, containing 1143 acres00 of which IN
original growth heavily tmbered and well waered by num-
beers of small The RaGe has been well knOTn Or
for the past years The improvements of the best
kind The dwelling built by the subscriber, is large,
venient and of the best materials good
pastered rooms and other house need for comfort
convenience; large Clubhouse on stone pillars screws
apple mill, large STORE-HOUSE blacksmith shop frame
stables carnage house. &C. Nearly all the arabic land in
fine state of Improvement and yields good crops SPLEEN
did orchard of varieties of fruit fine garden and vine
yard add proverba healthfulness of the place
THE MILLS situated Little River, neverailing
stream, miles from Wakefield The grst mill is two,
story building 80 by "a EsOpus stones for and
Burrs for whea-an excellent smut machine and bolt
ing propelled by heavy cast iron machinery
The mill receives 200 barrels per annum and
from 800 500 bushels wheat The MILL being located
in the midst of fine timber grew, and constant
demand for lumber, yields fine profit.
The subscriber offers the above property for SALE because
his health is such he cannot give the attention deserves
The terms will be perfectly satisfactory to the purchaser
&c. ye who want to make investment where cash and
will go hand in hand just drop and examine the
premises. A. j. FOSTER
Wakefield, n. c., Aug g. 1858. 77-2m.
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w. r.. PEPPER,


COMMISSION MERCHANT & FORWARDING AGENT
No. "a, High Street,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
viii give his personal attention to all consgnments of
Tobacco Wheat Cotton Flour whether for sale ship
ment and prepared make liberal advances when requ
ed Particular attention paid to the Receiving and Forward
ing Goods All orders for Merchandise of description
punctually attended to, and filled the best terms
REFERENCES.
DAVID S. REID, Governor State of North Carolina.
r. NJ SAUNDERS, Raleigh, g
r. S. II. ROGERs Z"
Maj. c. L. HINTON "
PERRIN BUsBEE
RICHD /. WYNSE, Hyde county,
MARLBOROUGH STRoTHER LOusburg,
M. HF8AN WarrentOn,
r. NICHOLS, HillsbOrOugh,
BLAND d DUNN GreensbOrough,
Col ANDREW JoYNER, Halifax, {"
j. F. SIMMONS, Weldon,
ALEX McCRAE, President Wilmington R. R. R. Co.
JNO. W. PUGH CASTOR, n. G.
DAVID mcdaniel, Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
NJ WESTON, % 3"
HENRY MoRDEcA1 Edgecomb,
L.. II. B. WHITAKER & SoN, Enfield, 90
A W. VENABLE, Granville, q
=. ID. E. You've Henderson, q"
w. H WESTON CASTOR,
July 18th, 1858. T1-3m.
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Hard ware Importation, 1853.


MUIR & BRYAN, IMPORTERS AND WHOLE
sale dealers in Foreign and American HARDWARE,
s x
Hardware which they present to the of buy
equal any other establishment in the country large
portion of their goods have been imported direct from Eng
Table and Pocket Knives saws Planes Files Axes Hat
Butts Fast and Loose Joints Chises GOuge Squares Qua
desticks Shutters Looking Glasses Garden Shears Halter
Ok Log Trace and Fifth Chains, Frying Pans Hand and
Gums Percussion Caps shoyels and longs Andirons
ders Crates Rat Traps, Pincers, PlyeTs, Knitting Pins,
aand a1d ssds
Hammers Horse Shoes and Nails Fish Hooks Needles Pins
Cutters, siHers, Sleeves, Spades shoveis, Mill whip and
casg E e
ered for sale the most reasonable Wis
ting this city ore respectfully invited to call and examine
Petersburg August 90, 1858. 9s7-2m.
NEW ARRIVAL at the VARIETY STORE.
~ The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
at his old stand and has just from the North where
Family 1Tiy GEoGsIEy and Confectionery. o,--.e,
d tagura and Rio Ges Gar NED
mantine and Taow Candles; MOasses and Sugar House
Rice Lard Salt Starch Backing Table Salt Mustard Nut,
m9g SFge Mac eoyss %aESs SPICE Sal sod1 e
ing Canes Umbrellas Wool and Cotton Cards Nails full
G. M sp% |
sells, Horse Buckets Brooms, Baskets, &c.
CONFECTIONERY, &c-Soda Crackers, Raisins, Figs,
Prne Currants Ctron Sardines Pickles. Chocolate Pre-
served Ginger Pears Damsons Pine Apples Peaches Qun
and Lines; Olives Almonds Flbert Palm Nuts Pecan,
by the bag ID Tobacco Snuff Soaps Cologne Looking
Glasses and Fireworks together with many other articles
too numerous to mention.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. zAccordeons, violins Quit
'N-'''' -A'-'''-'''''' '''' 'N'''' HENRY KEM.
August 2sth 1858. s2-tf
GHOAL..--sOO tons Furnace Parlor and Smiths Coal
~ Supplies constantly arriving.
HERR1NGS-6O whole bbls. and 60 half do, No. l, Cut
and Family Roe Herrngs.
BACON Sides, and Shoulders. Choice Va cured
Bacon, hhds Sides and Shoulders
LIME.-11O0 Casks Eastern and W. C. Lime.
CEMENT.-125 Casks fresh Cement
PLASTER acined and land Plaster.
SALT-Sacks, fine and ground, T. Island coarse Salt
SUGAR.-An the varieties.
PORK, Molasses, Coffee Cotton Bagging and Rope
For sale by
NIEMEYER & WHITE
Portsmouth, Va.
August g. 1858. 76-1m.
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~
E sUR1NoE AND Trust 6oMPANY This Com,
pany indicates, upon the nsa1aE pfgncs
and embraces two distinct departments, to wit Life Insur
s6se sR 70 Pooy Sode double the security
destroying their right to full IN the en-
cash. either annually semf-annuay or quarterly may
PHR M the ts s PSsE o Deeost system the
the Deposor regards the and the time at which
hey ess han es as
sn for hm AMY be his m a
So that the plan of this Company there is created at
fund aoailaJle IN siezness-and rogisseaor old age.
See P SFFRdsR s oF TaE y 5s PP9%SRY1ny
Ralph Gorrell, John N. Logan,
5SRso Z S siimss, :: y SS gPsEn,
D. F. Caldwell, Robert M Sloan,
Richard Greene, Robert P. Dick,
David Mclean, Henry B. Elliott.
Richard Sterling,
President-RALrH GoRRELL,
E5ce-P resideat@LYNDoN SwAIH
Secretary and I'easureT-D. p WEIR,
EsassiainS PzyseasH wArsOs, MD,
GoiE, N D.; D: p WEIR, M: D:
had by addressing ID. +. WEIR,
February II, 1858. 1T
NTORTH.CAROLINAM UTU'L INSURANCE
IL COMPANY, Raleiq1,-This Company has been in
successful operation for more years.
TUNES take risks upon all classes property the State
Except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dstieries ia
Yorable terms. - -
Its Policies property amounting to OOO
large portion of which is in country risks; and its
Capital Six Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds
properly secured.
The average cost of Insurance the plan of this Com
pany been less than onehrd of per cent per
num- all grades of property embraced in its operations
The following persons have been elected Directors and
Officers of this Company 1sf t9f year;
JOS G. B. RoULHAC, ! JOHN Cox, Edenton,
C. W. d. HUTcHNGs, = JOSHUA BONNER Salem,
JNo. r. WILLIAMS % j. H. Pool, Elizabeth City,
JOHN PRIMROSE y F. F. PAGAN, Plymouth,
H. D. TURNER, x ALEXR MITCHELL, Newbern,
S. w. WHITING, x w. n. H. SMITH, Murfrees-
T. H. SELBY, borough,
GEO. MCNEIL Fayetteville H. B. WILLIAMS, Charlotte,
J. G. WRIGHT Wilmington, JOHN B. BARRETT, Milton,
JAS E. HoYT, Washington, A. I. SUNNY, Ashevlle
JAMES SLOAN, Greensboro,
All Directors authorised to receive applications
OFFICERS.
J. G. B. RoULHAc, President,
HENRY D. TURNER H1ce- President
S. w. WHITING Treasurer
JOHN G. PARTRIDGE, SecretdrN
JOHN II. BRYAN, Attorney
j. HERsMAN, General -4gent,
S. w. WHITING,
JNo. r. WILLIAMS, : EeecutiCe C6nnpittee.
JOHN PRIMROSE,
All reference Insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, post paid:
JOHN C. PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
Raleigh, Jan. IL, 1858. 19-