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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-01-12

sALss AND IMPRovEnENrs. Judging from the pri-
paid for property, and the improvements in and
town, il must surely be in high state Of pros
perty. During the last week or two the following
sales have been made: ]. H. Bowdiich. an unim-
proved lot, on Main street. 25 feet front, $50 feet
deep. to Colin Mssnair for $1,000. J. s.. Pendsf,
Hoie lot Main street, 100 feet square, 10 l.. S.
Dunn for $4,000. James Weddell, dwelling and
store, lot Main street, 100 ieet squa;e, 10 s. L.
Hart for $4,000. John s. Dancy, gin house, lot on
Back street, $50 feet square. to F. L. Bond for $500
Near town, Jos. s. Pender, heres to w. s. Battle
for $3.50. r. K. Brdgers, S acres 10 H. B. Bryan
for $500. About mile from town. ]. s. Pender,
SO acres to Josiah Lawrence for s26 per.acre. Some
Is or l6 miles from town, r. r. Bridgers, plantation
to ]. L. Horne and B. B. Barron for $4,000. Also,
w. F. Dancy, Strsbane, to R. R. Bridgers for
$4,000.
In the way Of improvements, DR.. Lawrence and
Jas. Michigan are just completing a couple Of fine
buildings. J. S. Pender is Constructing another cot.
iage. And H. B. Bryan 10 preparing to erect very
handsome and stylish dwelling. If his stables tell the
truth. They surely bespeak something grand.
Is Idrb0rough Sostlheraer.
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CvRE FOR DEAFNrss, DuMBsEss AND BLINDNESS.
An English physician has recently arrived in New
Orleans. who processes TO The deaf. the dumb,
and the blind, by the uf prussic acid. The fol-
lowing paragraph is copied from the London Times,
as evidence of his success in England:
"A number Of scientific gentlemen assembled yes
ierday the house Of Doctor Turnbul, in Russell.
square, witness the results produced by process
recently discovered by the Doctor and applied tor
the cure Of deafness and blindness.
Between twenty and thirty patients attended
many of whom, it was stated by their parents, had
been born deaf and dumb. They were submitted 10
various tests by which il was proved that their deaf
ness had been cured by the application Of DR.. Turn
bulls remedies and what appears most singular is
that whether the disease depended upon paralysis o.
the auditory nerve. rupture of the tympanum. OBJ
s,ructon Of the internal passages, relief had beer
Immediately obtained, or complete cure effecies
without deIav, pain or inconvenience. Several pa
tients who represented that they had been complete
ly blind, said that they could now see perfect.
WELL"
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on the Sd, Gen. Cass presented
the memorial Of the Baptist Union of Maryland,
praying that measures be taken to secure to Amer
leans abroad liberty of conscience. Mr.. Cass spoke
at some length on the occasion.
On the same day, in the House, debate took
place on the Cuban question, in which Messrs.
venable; Stephens, Bailey, and others took part.
We sha. publish Mr.. Venable's remarks in full
when they come to hand.
On the same day Mr.. Wilcox alluded to the
Senate bill conferring the title Of Lieuteant-Gene-
raj on Gen. Scott and expressed the hope that the
bill would pass the House.unanimously.
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FleHrINe EDIroRs.- Ereifement at SteubenpiNe,
Ohio For some time past, bitter personal quarrel
has been waging between the editors Of the Sienbens
vile (Ohio) Herald and the Messenger. growing out
OF rivalry between the two 70 get early copy Of
The Presidents Message. The Herald insn charges
him Of the Messenger with getting from the Post-of'
ace and keeping for his own exclusive nss sll the
copies Of the message sent advance for the use
the 25th uii., accordngo The Hersid, the editor Of
The Messenger entered the Herald Office, locked the
door upon the editor, drew dagger. and threatened
10 murder him on the spot unless he signed paper
which the Messsnxer editor held: The Herald man,
f,o save his life, he says,} s9ned II, and servards
had ihs Messenger man Arrested. The wife Of the
editor o5 the Messenger, the dsy prsv6ue i is ssd
lproe1rsd horse whip, and proceeded t0ths Herald
Office 10 demand tstisfacsiou fs nsod icing hei nsms
Shs n,sde stons cf his swoTxmen. who was seemgeilst
kSs sfaks s hssty sxits The sfaiI hss eteated con
Siiessble exsilsmsnt III shst anueualy Aaiet ylaks
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Ew We ahall publish, in our next, the remarks
of Mr.. Reid, of Dupin, delivered in the Commons
at the late session. the subject of the Senatorial
Distritts. y *si-.5se.a
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go sa - gssssszs



TINE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, rnnnine In can
Il nection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
heeling, 49,
through tcketsby this line to Philadelphia, Wash
ington City and Baltimore. ea be procured from u,
Agents at Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, or on
BOARD the boats. Having made permanent arrange
ments for ucketing through, the travelling public VIII
nnd greatly 10 their Interest, going ES or West to
patronize this line.
The ~ nion.Lite" being chartered Company are
required by lawto under such regulations will in
sure comfort as well safety the lives of passengers
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
al FIhe Steamers OF this line are entirely new and
the largest fastest safest and SUPERB vessels ever
built for the Western waters and will leave as foows
:
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdock, Sunday PM
DAVID WHITE. Capt w. MeClaid, Monday F. NJ,
BALTIMORE, Capt. VIM. Clark, Tuesday 3 p. NJ.
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt G. w Norton, wednesda, p n.
VIRGINIA, Capt Chas V. Nells. 1bursda, 3 p. NJ
FALLS CITY, Capt, sam. Mason, Friday p. NJ.
THOS. SWAMI. Capt. J Mcclure, Saturday p. NJ.
Fare from Louisville TO Baltimore.... sll 90
DO do do to Philadelphia or Washington ~ GO
Do do do to New York. ............... Is 60
Do do Cincinnati TO Baltimore. 10 90
Do do do 10 Philadelphia Washington ii 90
Passengers baggage transferred from steamboat to
Railroad and from Railroad Steamboat, free from
charge n.r..
IL Pan additional charge Of only SO for state rooms
and meals is made from Louisville TO Wheeling.
s. Moorhead, Agent.
Louisville, Ky.
NJ. Hender on. agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
& RAY -lnrr tOur
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- ALLY JOURNAL.

New YORK, June Is.
-he American steamer Creole, running
between st. Johns, N. B., Windsor, N. s.,
and Dorchester, was lost last evening. The
passengers and baggage were saved. The
boat and freight is total loss.
PITTSBURGH, June Is.
The grand Jury of Allegheny county have
recommended that county TO subscribe $780,
900 TO the Pittsburgh and Cleveland railway,
which, with the private subscriptions, now
amounting TO 8 100 ,0Oo would secure the con
struct;on of the road from this city TO Bridge.
port opposite Whseliag.
GALLATIS, Tenn. June IL.
A hail storm passed across the country
about s'wites north of this place, Yesterday
evening, about 6 O'clock, blowing down a
barn and dwelling house. Nc lives lost
Some cattle killed.
CINCINNATI, June 20.
The stern wheeler Empress sunk yeste--
day three miles below this city. She was
loaded and bound for ST. Louis.
BosToN, June l6.
Two destructive fires occurred at Lowell
last night and this morning. The first hre
destroyed Webster and Lewis's sash and
blind factory; Isaac Places sash and blind
.storehouse; George Frisk's stcre-honse for
bobbns aud some others. Total loss Sl2,-
900.
Atg O'Clock this morning, the old Merri-
mack mill took fire in the carding room,
and so rapid was the spread of the flames
ahat the entire upper part of the most extern
sve mills in the country was totally destroy
ed and the lower stores BADLY damaged. The
'treasurer OF the mills estimates the loss at
$50 900, which is covered by insurance in
the Associated Manufacturers Insurance
Company.
WASHINGTON, June Is.
Its rumored that John II. Thompson, Sem
ator from New Jersey, will be offered the
China mission. Thompson was for many
wears merchant and consul at important Chi
ne.e pots, and is said TO be better qualified
for The mission than any one heretofore nsu,-
ed. ,',i
New ORLEANS, Thursday, June l6.
Loss of a Ssmer ia Ttras.-The steamer
Louisiana, arrifed here from Galveston, re-
ports that on Sunday the steamer State, with
small cargo Of cotton and sugar from Hous-
ton, caught firs and was scudIed, and sunk
Her cargo woud probably be saved in
damaged state.
CHARLESTON, June 16.
The ship COndar, loading for Liverpool
was burnt at her wharf in this city on We'd
'peseay ~ shgtogetbef with 600 bales of
cotton mostly Uplands--and 375 of resin
Ihe ship was insured, and the cargo mostly
:usured in Liverpool. The total Gamage
amounts to about IS per cent. of the vessel
and cargo.
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p. T. RARNUM.
Museum of Wonders,

Which comprises greater variety OF Attractions, and
more extraordinary Novelties. than travelling Ex
aibiion in the world. Every feature OF his Mammoth
Establishment is CT peculiar all ,Ie esK nure. and
the whole is prodgse1 ulon IL Al nlagni-
haye.slhg naraphrenaii2 OF the American
geous
~ CAB OF JUGGERNAUTn so
drawn bs Ten Elephants. superby cSparisohed being
an accurate 9f Of that terrible engine OF idolatros
saerihce finished and decorated in all the extravaganza
OF the indoo style. Following this monster vehicle is
long procession OF costly Cages and Carriages the
whole forming spectacle of thar Oriental SPLEEN
dor The ExhiIItio1 vii! take place within niaenia
cent Varegted Pavilion composed OF American Flags
OF wat 'rproof fabric The real genuine original
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Mr.. PIERCE
Will enter the Dens of the Wild Beaas and give his
sassciu Illustrations of HeTeules struggling ,th ahe
N1nican Lion; Daniel in the Lions Den Sanrson da
strOying the Lion, &C. Wv
one oi the mos Interesting portions OF the exhibition
j., iSrmsu oy me display OF great collection OF
WAX SfATUART. 49,
including figures OF the size of fe of all tie Presidents
OF the United States, and also OF great
characters American ard Foreign all of w6c. ara ac
eurate lkenesses. aud appropriately costusd In fac
the whole Establishment l. "a repository of
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE SUBSCRIBFR respectfully informs the public
Il generally that he has resumed the above business
18th which ne long been familiarly aequsan'ed sno
designs establishing permanent Daguerrean gallery
IN Evansville in Fosters build ngs or Main AID
First Streets where he hopcs receive the iFeou ~
visits of ladies aud gentlemen which !. shall Dc MS
earnest endeaYor andas he expects TO De per-
rnanent nds upon exhibitions OF his pron
iency and skill than noisy numbus OF words ior sue
cess.
His reputation portrait psinsris too well estae-
ished I'M yansyi lie and else here need remark fur
Their tia That ne will happy to accommodate any de-
aISa -'s 'e :" TH0S. PolNDEXTER.
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Mr. NI.LLIS
the man Without arms, who will execute his
~ Tears OF loading and firing pistol with his toe,. emf
ting profile kenesscs; shooting at a mark with how and
srrcw playing upon the Accorde aad violincollo
dr Mems, IN these performances exhibits wonderful
example o what indomitable energy and Industry
accomplish even when laboring under disadvantages
apparently the most iDsurmoun Z bic.
complete Menagerie of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
is also included in the American Museum and M con-
venicnt period during the Exhibition
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AND FOREIGN EXPKESS,
YADDbERY WARE
saddles. Harness, Brides, &c

% JOHN CUPPLES Keeps constantly onhani
kAxxA large assortment of Sadlery Ware, and every
+@aS thing ppertaining TO the business. He hasoi
hand large assortment of Saddles Brides, Harness, dc
OF his own manufacture and having good workmenas
there are in tic State, is prepared 10 execute any work
which NAV be ered in the sery best style. He is week
w receiving his stock OF Saddle Trees Bride
its srrup Irons, WeOs Seating, Buggy Mo1ntings, DC
aud his stock is notexeeile ~ any other IN the city, he
as the attention of the puddle these things and prom
ses TO acknowledgements in the way oflow prices.
my29-d&wf
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of KAHN & VILE has been di. solved b,
mutual CONSENT and the business will hereafter b.
conducted by Kahn who Is uhorzed TO settle all h'
business Of tho late nrm. Those indebted will pleas
mako immediate rsyment 10 him, s. KAHN:
mylM ISAAC WIZ.
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ID. 8. ANDERSON, .
NJ K &c IL ANT IA v Il
,t (coNagRcIAL ROW. -
Opposite j. IL. .Hagse y Co.,

Ev3mSViEIes bBU.
is receiving large and superior stock Of SPRING
l. GOODS, of tho best material and OF the most FASH
ionablc styles Fine black and coloyed Cloths of the
best English. French. and German manufacture; fne
black sSoeskin a large stock of French English and
American Fancy newand beautiful styles
designs Linen Drills OF the very drst quality
Marsees goods, plain, colqyed aud figured OF the most
bsau.ifal styles for summer ~ear plain. fancy and
figured Silks and Satins of superb quality ~:'A>
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be manuiacturedto order p rs good STYLE and sold
CHEAPER the goods be bought IN any city
West of the Mountains. Terms Dash.
ID S.A isagent for Williams "Reports of Fashion,
The present can be had by mail or otherwise as
q, d.rrad f,rtoe sr,,if sum of 81 20. ap16f
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TO NEGRoEs.AN mu1LAToEs.

N toes ,h merely given TO all Negroes and Muula-
on or were INHABITANTS of the State of Indiana
sand an, .ne nrst DAY of November A ID one thou.
in This Sa,. ~ ARD hty one, and entitled to reside
,hs ana being now in VandcrLueh COUNTY in
~ 10 appear at The Office Of The Clerk Of
Crtuit Court. for registering whsn ali
matters thereto will be heard snii
JaC T,fa f IIe annexed Aei X S. page 375.
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NEW GOODS.
~ 1850 blk Silk Fall Wells;
500 Fancy Embroidered Wells;
100 doz blk silk Cravats;
100 Cartons cold Taifctta Ribbons diferer. width
do do Satin do 90 do;
50 pieces Fancy Dress silks;
30 do Black dc;
Received this day and fos sale by
JAMES LOW & CO.,
my3I Az Main So, louisy lille, Ky.
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TOTHE LADIES.

CtHANKLIy * REILLY would respectfully call the
- attention. of the ladies their stock OF Emoroi-
deres Laces and white goods just received, consisting
Of Jacopet and Swiss embroidered Collars,
Mo,lsonetaire mourning and second mourning Colalss
Jacouet AID Swiss embroidered Sleeves:
SWISS embrc idered Chemisettes aud Cnnsi
Jaronet anu Swiss EGgngs and lnsertings;
,uo 10 POINTED rlounclnfs anu DoHeSs
Real Thread Lace Edgiags and lnsertings
= Black and white Lace Capes, blk ana straw Wis:
Plaid and striped Jaconets and embroidered ewtss
Mslins c Sc, all of which offered for sale AZ t-e
Io~ est prices. ap2i SHANkLlN q hEiLLs-
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HOARD OF EoUaLIZITION

TINE Mayor. counceiycn and Assessor city OF
Il Evansville will meet Board of Equalization,
the Office of ae City CLERK on Tuesday the 18th day
or June 1859, and continue their stngs such board
from day day, until said Equalization Is completed,
when AM all persons Interested in the
Of c,y taxes for the present year, may attend they
. deS.re 50 10 do.
.. BY order OF the Council,
je7 GEO. II. TODD. City Ct rk.
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WONDERFUL OBJECTS OF NATURE AND ART
the full particulars of which IL would be impossible 10
give within the limits Of newspaper advertisement and
which has together at enormous expen-
diture of means. forming the largest and most novel
tra~ el Exhibition ian this any other country
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airs OF the day tbs procession enters town and also
during the hours of exhibition.
USThis Company will also exhibit at Vincennes,
Washington, Bloomfield, Bloomington, Spencer, Mar
tinsvle, Danville, &C.. &c. je4
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NM HOLDEN.

VIM. HOLDEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR, on First street. between Main
vi and Locust. il now prepared 10 manufacture any
KIND Of suit Of Clothes, at the soges pGaice, aud
waIsanet 10 il. He has good assor.me OF Spring and
Summer Goods consisting of Cloths, CGssmers, OF va
riops coors, plain and fancy Vestings, &c, &C. sum.
mer Clothing made up Ia the neatest aud most fashion
able styles. Mr. III. will spare pains 20 merii con
nuance OF the patronage with which re been hitler
TO favored. sr'
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fr- CAR OF JUGGERNAUTu su

GENERAL TOM THUMB
IS attached to this Exhibition and will appear i'm all his
performances as given before the principal crowned
heads al Europe including Songs Dances Greean sta
tuies and his admired personations Napoleon and
Frederick the Greut The little General is treatvore
wears Of age, weighs only fifteen pounds AMI Is but
twenty -efght inches high. Also engaged
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NTOIICE is hereby given that there Bonds OF
IN this Company in circulation, the Books of this
Company will testify that 10 bonds hare been is
sacd or authorized.
And as ihe stock formerly subscribed the Books
Of this Company sold by the Sheriff under exeeu
Il ms issuing from the Circuit Court of Edwards Coun
IT, Ills and was by the purchasers such Sher sale.
their assgnces surrendered the present Board
of Directors 18th January, 1883 al cert ftates OF
stock bearing date that time N0rfklcssi
II having been reported that Bonds and cerffc ties
stock of this Company, have been offered for sale
pledge BY parties formerly connected with this Compa
n.y. Board have thought it right thus TO pat the pub
T B. THOMPSON, President
ola. Mt, c. and n. A. X. X. CO.
SAMUEL THOMPSON NJ. D., Secretaryto Board
MARRIOTT
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TO THE PURL
yCw cRoCERy STORE.

DrN HON has inst opcnsS a FAMILY, GROCERY
nn Fist street neu door TO the Post Office, wh re
be will keen on hand the choicest selections in his line
watch the mark ct a.rds Freh Butter, Cheese. Eggs.
Lard Dried Meats Mackerel, Coffee, sugar, Tea. aad
Molasses The highest prices paid for Country Produce.
Every article warranted or no sale The public
opecfuy vited call and see Benz and bis stoc ii
he dom. trade there's no harm done. my2o
s00O LBS. BUTTER...wanted by
J0UU mys3 JIG w. REILLY
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GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.

GROCE AN ,.
r1HE Lead colored Store at the cofDes Of Main and
Fourth streets. Is still infull blast. just give
call and will be bound sell YOU cheap any In
town. a.
have Cpree and Sugar OF different kinds,
Currents, Reasons Figs, but no wine,
Matches. Segars. Tobacco and shot,
Candles, Starch. Mustard and Hops.
Dried Apples, Almonds. Pea Nuts and hite Beans,
Wash Boards. Buck cts and Pitchers for Cream,
And many other articles at this present time
have not leisure 10 put into rhyme;
Bot IL you will call, you will not loose your lime
For you will be sure 10 get the worth OF your dime
tef Z JAMES SPALDING.
1cO BUSHELS BRAN AND SHORTS. just receiv-
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NEW BOOKS.
~ Country Handles IN England. by Miss Cooper
Poetry of the Vegetable World, capital te?k. The
Living Gift By Washington Irving. Prismats. by Rich
ard Hayws.de. Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain
Heroes of 70 Life of Dr. Chalmers, by Rev: j. c Mof
fat, Esslish uels. by War. Also late Novels and
Poems. Received this day, aud for sale by
mS3O RArHBONE {. WHEELER.
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FLOATING bath HOUSE.

M u. ADLERSBURG viii have his Floating Bath
w House completed by The 5h day of June, at
which time he will be ready receive company The
side and the ladies tic oler. Its hea.ly got up
and he hopes the public appreciate his 10 con-
tribute 10 their health. Single bath % cents Persons
wishing TO subscribe can do so " calling at his Paper
Store on First street, Between Main and S,eaToIe.
The house is justteow Lamasco wharf, opposite The
steam mill. Hs confidently believes that all who wish
10 contribute to their eal,h viii give him call.
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1cO BUSHELS BRAN AND SHORTS just reeeiv.
lou ed and for sale -
lea COOKS Family Grocery
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GRANIgE INSURANCE COMP ANY.
/, Utica, n. Capital, 100000.

GEO CURTIS Prcs't. -. G. GROVE. Vice Prcst
NM III. DEpRlCK, Seey. TIM. o. GRANNlS, Treas.
J. FRANCIS BATES, Gen1 Agt
THE undersigned continues to receive applications
and issue Policies, as favorable terms any re-
spOnsibe Office in the Vest For t.e high standing and
rgensbliiy Of the above Company reference Is made
10 Messrs 81 Ni..io- ap4-Alii. Hoes, Evans
VILE. myeo-iy HENRY C. GwATHMEy,Ag't
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS AMI
CLEVELAND STRAIGHT LINE IL. z.
TINE books of this Company'w ,lbe opened on Thurs
l. day, the 26yh inst, at the o!ice Of Allis d How@
the Auditors Office, and the Office of Ingle Wheeler
They will rem ali open sixty days only. Walk up eve
rybody and sign names, and not lose the chance
taking il of the best companies in the West
Nothing certain than This road is for large dl'i
Gends. BY order Ct the -Boar. -
lnr2a ON NErLI,A RD CARPENTER. Zee Pres't.