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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

FIRE! We regret to learn that on Tuesday morn-
ing last the dwelling house of Mr. James L. Cobb at
Falkland, in Pitt County, totally consumed by
fire. with portion of its contents The roof caught:
fire from sparks from the chimney, and all efforts to
arrest its progress proved unayailing.
Zar6orough ,SoutAerner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

It is stated that of FIVE hundred and forty -three
young ladies who tainted last year, moro than one.
half Of them fel into the arms of gentlemen. Only
two had the misfortune to fall upon the floor
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

The editor of the st Louis Evening News notices
the reception of a basket of almonds grown in Mis-
souri, about three miles west of that city The fruit
is very similar IN external appearance to the peach
but of smaller size and fatter.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

Hello, I say, what did you say your medicine
would cure ?n -
:. @, it, II cure eyeryEhing, heal everything J"
g All, well PH take bottle. May be it'll heel my
boots, they need it bad enough,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

RANDoLPH GoLD The following information is
from correspondent in Randolph County. We are
glad to see our neighboring county, which already
possesses so many other elements of prosperity give
so fine promise of rich minerals:
"a few days ago ompany-Robbins, Aston
Brown and Hamlin-bought a piece of land in the
northwest part of the county, of Samuel Edwards
for the purpose of copper mining, for which it gave
good indications. But after working week they
found gold almost as plenty as copper. They have
been taking out ore worth from one to twenty-five
dollars or per bushel. Several pieces of lump
gold as large as grain of corn, weighing from one
to two pennyweights have been found, and the VEN
is large and pans we'll. The company have been at
little expense yet though they have got out large
pile of good ore. Huzza for Randolph She Will
yet be the Ell Dorado of North Carolina"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

CAswELL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. At
meeting of the Board of Directors of this Compa-
ny held in Milton, on Friday last Willie j. Palmer,
the Secretary, being about to leave Milton for
months, rendered his resignation Secretary of the
Company which was accepted, and Capt. James NJ.
Allen elected in his place.
N. j. Palmer elected President in place of
Capt. j. NJ. Allen, resigned, and A. G. Stevens, Gen
eral Agent, Jno w. Lewis, Director of the Com
pany, and Samuel B. Holder, member of the Ex-
ecutive Committee.
We are gratified in being able to state that the
business of this Company is quite prosperous,
sidering the short time since it commenced opera
tons. The risks judiciously scattered and gen.
orally in not large amounts, rendering it. therefore,
very safe Company in which to insure. The terms of
insurance are as moderate they well be- the
object of the Company being not to make money,
but simply, after paying expenses, to proride fund
to meet the probable losses.
Mr.. Stevens, the newly appointed General Agent,
will now enter the field and doubt not prosecute
his Agency vigorously and effectively.
The organization of the Company is now as fol-
lows: N. j. Palmer, President, n. L. Walker Vice
President, n. NJ. Lewis, Treasurer, James A. Allen,
Secretary. Democrat.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

PROMISE WHICH COULD NOT BE REDEEMED. Some
eight or nine months ago, two young gentlemen of
this city left here for the purpose of seeking homes
and fortunes in the Southwest. The destination of
one, Mr.. George b. Thornton, New Orleans, and
the other, Mr. John Colley, was Mobile. They trav-
eled together to the last named city, and separa
ting there exchanged solemn that if either of
them died in that country the survivor would bring
his body to his native land for intcrment Time pass
cd on-each had embarked in his selected vocation,
and each with the ardent hopes of youth, doubtless
looked forward to the time when the fortune that
was to be acquired at the fearful cost of separation
from friends and kindred should enable them to
turn to their natal soil. But alas! no such period
awaited them. An early grave in a strange land
has taken into its insatiate jaws the buoyant hopes
and ardent aspirations Of joyous and sangune youth
Undsmayed by the pcstilcnce which ragged around
them perhaps detained by urgent business, each
remained at his chosen residence, and each fell vic
tim to the dreadful scourge. Mr.. Colley died first
at Mobile a fortnight since, and Mr.. Thornton on
hearing of his death preparing to leave New Orr
leans in order to take his body to Virginia. when the
dread monster stepped in and rang in his the ap
palling words: Let the dead bury the dead" you
are mine.
Mr.. Thornton was native of North Carolina, and
the son of Mr. Frank Thornton, highly respectable
citizen of Warren County.
Mr.. Colley was born and raised in Petersburg, and
was connected with some of our most respectable
citizens Petersburg Intctligeneer.
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July 30, 1858.

JoHN N. Bass, JOHN ARNFIELD
My Friends-If you have to execute the enclosed
Will, and nothing in the character of either of the
men should change your views, recommend that
Robert w. Estlin and Thomas B. Lee should succeed
to my commercial house and wind up, under your
direction, my old commercial business 1t will be
fortune to them, and wish them to haveit. 1 would
have been glad for James A. McAster to be associa-
ted, but he has always objected to New Orleans.
know T them 10 De I@sIJ~t' eapd0.e ana nonest.
justice to all while living; leave obligations
only gratitude and friendship.
Charge full commissions my estate. 1t is worth
this day fifteen hundred thousand dollars
believe in the Christian Religion, though an I'M
worthy believer.
want my negroes well treated. But for o6oh-
tionisna should have been able to do orthem
May God bless you! II. r. W. HILL.
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Since the above was in type, we have been shown
specimens of gold ore, taken from the Hoover
mine in Randolph some II miles west of Asheboro.
The miners at this hill appear to have struck new
vein which promises to prove richer than any here
tofore worked in that vicinity. We are not comPe
tent to determine the value of the ore just shown
butsome of the experienced mineralogists have pro-
nounced it very rich. Grecns6orOugA Patriot
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Cure FOR DYsENTERY. The National InteIigencer
states that respectable citizen, in communicating
the annexed recipe for Dysentery, Diarhoea, dis
covered by DIR. Perkins, ofSalem, Mass many years
SINCE states that has been found entirely ecacious
in some recent cases:
Saturate any quantity of the Test vinegar with
common salt; to one large tablespoonful of this
luton add four times the quantity of boiling water
let the patient take of this preparation as hot it
can be swallowed, tea spoonful once every half
minute until the whole is drank this for an adult
The quantity may be varied according to the age,
size and constitution of the patient. IF necessary,
repeat the dose IN six eight hours Carefully avoid
keeping this preparation in vessels partaking of the
qualities of lead copper The success of the rem
edy depends much on preparing and giving the dose
as above directed In order to keep the preparations
hot it would be well to place the cup which contains
tin bowl containing boiling water, otherwise il
will cool before being taken.
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Raleigh, September %, 1853.
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The following is the Last Will and Testament of
the late H. r. w. Hill Every line speaks the great
ness and benefcence of his heart 1t will be read
with interest by all:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-05

AsorHrR CnAHeE REEurrED. Among the stand
ed feesoilers to Office IS the allegation repeated
again and again by politicians thatJ W. Gray,
editor of the Cleveland PaindeaIer, appointed post
master at Cleveland is feesoiler. The charge
was brOug to the notice Of Mr. Gray by the ed, 4s
of the Louisville Times and by return of mail the
following explicit and conclusive refutatiOn was TT
ceiyed Wash. Union
CI.KyELASD, Sept. IA, 1858.
DEAR SIR: reply with much Pleasure to your
note of the 9th inst by saying that the Paindealer
has always opposed the freeso organization OF IT
county, State, and throughout the country; neve,
hesitated to support President Pierce or the platform
which he stood; never published any part o. NE
allcdged New Boston speech, except to show ~
readers the light in which the " higs represen.err
him in the South. OF course, the files OF my PapN
are the recorded proofs Of the present statement
am, sir, with much respect, yours, &cpAy
THEoDoRE OHARA, Editor Times.
CooI. young man, member Of an eyansss for
cal church advertises in New York paPs IAN
board sin q pious family where his Ghris,lan eA~
pie would be considered aconPe nsatlops
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u ytysLtsBED EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EzcEPrHn.l
BY GREELEY McELRATH,
AZ TINE TRIBUNE sUILDIscs, CORNER OF SPRUCE AID
sAssAUsTs- OPPOSITE TIE CITY HALL,
And delivered 70 City Subscribers for q Cents per week
or when hey prefer they pay IN advance s the Desk
Or M monhs year the rate Single copies
,aysroe Subscriptions taken for az months For three
tsoutha 81 So Three Dollars IN advance required al
ssfhsnees with Country Newspaper Daily Papers recev-
"a AZ tina a6e whose terms higher than those Of The
Tyibsse arc not allowed any difference.
THE NEW-YORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
AVERY LARGE PAPER, FOR THE COUNTRY,
n pasliahed every SATURDAY MoREEG, AZ the low price
tzenty eopes 20 address for sc and The paper 10 no
se eontinsed beyond the time for whch 1t pad Adj
for thus sheet viii be charged 20 per line
SbT eseh Insertion.
THE NRW.YORK TRIBUNE,
poR EURoFEAE CIRCULATION,
Ia pu6Hshed on he departure Of each Mail Steamer for
liverpool Price 81 cents copy, - year 70 any part
a Great Britain or q 70 the Continent postage inelnded
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE,
For CALIFORNIA, Oregon, AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
\. pubhed on the departure Of each Mail Steamer for
Asy5Dwsll Price 81 cents per copy.
THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE,
n, rubBshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Prce
Is per sruuna. Two copies fer s5 Ten FOR sz0 Adver
sssmen cents fpe for eaeh insertion.
GREELEY McELRArH, Publshers