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scAspAnous AND CURIOUS DISCLOSURES.


Prince of the house of Coburg CHE Roman Catho-
lie branch, it is 10 be presumed) and daughter
of the 1nfante Don francisco dc Paula. The al
famed pair were to meet for the lTst time at Sc
vile, during the approaching solemnlties OF the
holy week. Itwould appear, however that dith-
culties have arisen in the way OF the match, and
these supposed from the marriage OF the father
of the bride with woman of Infamous characte:,
too well known at Madrid by the name of Teresa
Relondo.
For some years past the connection between this
woman and the uncle of the Qute was notorious,
and so scnndaous thatsDon francisco de Paula,s
daughters were removed to the Palace from their
fathers residence at The Retire. where Ire hos since
lived with this woman, for whom he is building
magnificent house near the Plaza del Orente.
few weeks ago, however the lntanle was selzed
with qualms of conscience, and addressed himself
to his son, the King saying that he was DESTROYS OF
mar .ying his mistress, and ntimated that there
would be nothing more shocking in such union
than in that which Dcwager Queen of Spain lad
contacted with the man of her choice.
The King, taking moral view of The question,
approved his fathers proposed amendment ct lIls
mode of life, and the marriage was duly declared.
One of its consequences, rumor now says, has
been The rupture OF the proposed Coburg alliance,
the friends of the German Prince being disgusted
at the mesdlIidnce of Lis INTENDED father-in-law
Other accounts 10 the effect thai the conts:n-
plated union has been broken off by English in
reference, but whether this statement be true, or
the interference proceeded from the Prince more
immediate family and friends. is of little moment,
either being probable and highly iustfable.
The family of Don Francisco de Paula is famous
for aiIying itself. Not of his married chill
dren has espoused an equal, and consequently
they have al, been deprived OF their rights as IN
iantes of Spain. Don Enrique married lady OF 4
particular family, daughter of Count Cas:elio,
noiratch for him; one of his sisters married the
son of Spanish nobleman; anothefa Havanese
of the name. of. Gueil These marriages, although
unquestionably unequal, cannot be considered dis
graceful; but that poor old creature, Don Fran
cisco, has gone far beyond all his children by
taking l., The altar q woman whose character can
only.be indicated by the strongest word that de-
scfibes female proiigacy
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
IN BBL-S Extra Family Flour; from Lockyrood's mills
~ Also, 20 bbls Philadelphia Flour. s 70
JLst received and Tor sale by
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II o. sewiil's and Thos Blnndefs eelee ass
~ Time keepers, IN gold and silver m ne world.
5ALO-jos. Johnson and other me WI US
liai'.i and for saIeat q. g. ' aianroe streft
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CMOkINL Tobacco
y 100 barrels Smoking Tobacco:
an6 LOGAN, CARR & Co.
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IN boz Extra baltimore Shaker bIooms, just reecv:
w ed and Tor sale by
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"0Ian " ants but little here below,
Nor wOnts that little long" ..=
'Tis not with exactly So
But tits SO in the ong. 4=l
My wants are many, and IL tod,
Would muster many score;
And were each wish ann OF gold,
still should long Tor more.
~ II. Il r..
What first want is daily bread,
And canvas hacks and wine; 81. --.-.-.-
And all the realms OF nature spread,
Before me when dine.
Four courses scarcely can pTo.idel
My appetite to qucll
With four choice cooks from France beside,
To dress my dinner well.
ILL. sans
What nextI want at heavy cost,
Is elegant atllei
Black sable Turs for winters frost,
And silks for summers fire,
And cashmere shaISlS and Brussels lace,
My bosots's mont to deck
And diamond rings my hands to grace,
And rubes for my neck. .-.
Nv.
And then want mansion Air,
Adwellins house III style,
Four stories higL, for wholesome air.
massive marble l lie: IA
With halls for banquets ami for balls.
All furnished rich and fine:
with stabbed studs in fifty stalls,
And cellars for nay ySsne,-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-11-25

DOPULAR WORKS FOR SALE AT THE
II NORTH CAROLINA BOOK STORE-Bennetts
(Rev. John Letters to Young Lady, variety Of sub
ect calculated improve the heart to form the manners
and enghten the understanding The publishers sincerely
hope or the happiness of manknd that copy of this val
liable little will be found the companion of every young
lady, much of the happiness family depends on
the proper cultivation of the female mind
The Daughters Book, Practical Hints from fa-
ther to his Daughter vol 1Smo This IS one OF the
and discipline of the female mind which has hitherto been
published in this country and the publishers con-
fden from the great demand for this invaluable little work,
that long will be found in the library of every young
lady.
The American Chesterfield or Youths Guide to the
Way of Wealth, Honor and Distinction &C., 1Smo. Con-
tanning also complete treatise the art of carving Owe
most cordially recommend the American Chesterfield to
general attention but to one
of the best works of the kind that has been published
in this country 1t be too highly appreciated nor
its perusal be unproductive of satisfaction and usefulness
discourse under the title of After Thought by Sir Ro-
ger LEstrange, Knit. vol 1Snio. copy of this vauar
BILE little work should be found in every family library
Book of Politeness The Gentleman and Ladys Book OF
Polteness and Proprey of Department dedicated to the
youth of both sexes by Madame Celnar Translated from
the Sixth Paris Edition, enlarged and Improved.
The Lamplighter splendid work,
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
Behind the Scenes by Lady Bulwer
The Heirs of Wasingham by Agnes Strickland,
Mrs. Mowatt's Autobiography,
Flush Times in Alabama and Mississippi,
The Partisan by W. Gilmore Simms,
The Wigwam and Cabin by w. Gilmore Simmsb
Homes in America by Frederica Bremen,
Review of a Bachelor, Dream of Life,
The Loynette and Battle Summer by Ike Marvel,
Nick of the Woods, by Dr. Bird.
Fern Leaves, first and second Series.
Raleigh, August, 1854.
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Patent Door and Gate Spring.

I'D w. INMAN, FROM SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND,
HI Manufactory of "Inmans Patent Door and gate
Spring., to which awarded the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London 1851 that he has
suted Mr. John Creeeh, merchant of Raleigh his sole
agent fort he counties of Wake New Hanover Cumberland
Wayne Johnston and Orange the State of North Caro-
lima For neatness simplicity and full of all
is intended to dots exceeding usefulness its durability
and its cheapness it certainly takes its position in the
first rank of modern invention.
We do not intend to puHa sin gle examination will
vince the Judgment of its utility.
For sale at Williams Haywoods Drug Store, and at
James NJ Towles, Raleigh.
Nov. 4, 1858. 99-2m
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DAKERY & CONFECTIONERY

EBAKERY & CONFECTIONARY.-PU
AO MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
that their establishment is in the full tide of success
full experiment. and they prepared to execute all orders
in their line in Cake and Bread baking Candy making, &C.
Nuts Fruits, Groceries, &c, always kept on hand.
CIGARS-Our stock of Cigars large, of them
of the choicest brands such Ee Gratitude Golden Rega
has, Svas Excelsior Ell Ciervo Steamboat Principles and
a variety too numerous to mention.
Parties in the City country furnished with every
description of Conectionares the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
and sent any of the State Sugar and Moasses Cakes
also Candy suitable for country Stores packed in barrels
smaller packages cheaper than they be bought any
other House in North Carolina Virginia Low profits and
quick salcs is motto.
Raleigh, May 26th, 1868. 56-tf
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FENO THEa PUBLIC.-THE UNDERSIGNED pro-
rePnbshpg from the LOHdGn EDITION. io
tanning the description and natural history of that
country together with the present state thereof and
tons of Indians giving particular account of their man
ners customs, &c. by JOHN LAWSON, Gent Surveyor
General of North Carolina"
The above is work. (there being but two copies
known to the undersigned in the ate and should be IN
quaint and graphic STYLE narrates the and
customs of the Inhabitants at the period of which he
his narrative with many curious and
amusing habits of Indian life and portrayng in lively col
soal the great natural advantages OF the then IN
The above work will be sold at 81 per copy Those
wishing to subscribe for it will please send in their names
as early as possible but limited number of copies will
published. Editors throughout the State, friendly To
the cause G literature by inserting the above will have
copy sent to them. ,,nn,, oo
Raleigh, N. G.
loft.
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DENTISTRY.

HAR. P BABCOCK, FROM NEW YORK, would res
EV pecully to the citizens of Raleigh and the
surrounding country that he has decided to open office
in Raleigh and remain permanently here for the practice
of his profession in all its branches.
DR.. B. has been in practice in New York and Georgia for
the past years. and formerly associated with Doc
profession DR. would be glad to exhibit letters in his
possession from gentlemen of high standing In New York
and Georgia.
Office for the present at the Metropolis House. kept by o.
L. Burch.
N B. Ladies attended at their residences, until better
rooms procured.
Raleigh, Nov. 4, 1854.
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Treasury Department, N. c., !
NOVENRER 13 1884

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until 10 o'clock A NJ of the goth of
December next for the purchase of s11oOo in Bonds is
sued by the State of North Carolina under Act of AS
semby for the construction of the Weldon CASTOR Rail
road and for the improvement of the OF the
Neuse and Tar rivers They by enactment ex
emp from taxation for purpose. They will bear date
the lst of july 1854, will years. and will have
coupons attached for the interest six per cent
payable the first days of January and July in each
year Both interest and principal will be paya at the
Bank of the Republic in the city of New York unless
where the purchaser prefers have them payable at the
Treasury Of this State. They will be issued in of
$1,000 each Parties bidding will please address their let
tiers endorsed Proposals for N Carolina stocks to the
undersigned at Raleigh, n c. They will also state tate in in
what kind of funds they propose to pay The bids will be
opened the Goth December the presence of the
Governor Secretary and Comptroller of State and G. W.
Mordeca President of Bank of the State of N c. The
undersigned the right of accepting such bids in
whole in part, he may deem most advantageous to
the Stale. Successful bidders will be required
informed of the acceptance of their bids deposit Bank
the of their bids with the accrued interest from
the st of July last to the credit of the Treasurer of n G.
This deposit may be made in the Bank of the Republic, N
York. the Bank Of the State of N c. the Bank of Cape
Fear Raleigh Documents showing the great resources OF
the State and the small of her Indebtedness
be had application at this office to Messrs Brown
DeRossett, city Of New York.
d. ". COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of " G.
November 15 1854. 1O2-td
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TENAR RIVER ACADEMY, GRANVILLE Co,
il c., The Trustees are happy to inform the public;
that they have obtained the services of gentleman we'll
qualified prepare young for College or the active
pursuits of life The location is proverbialy healthy and
being free the entcem of Town Village there
many believe the morals of the Students will be
greatly protected ,-,,
The next session will commence Monday the 18th
Prices Of Tuition 81 80 s1o $3.50, and s15 accorngto
advancement. -, -
Board can be obtained in the best families at SIS per
month.
Secretary Of Board Of Trustees
Nov. 10th, 1854. 1O2-td
r Biblical Recorder and Register, will copy until the
seseon commences and forward accounts to G. W. Allen.
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Still alive and trying to Please

Still alive and trying to Please !
FHNHE SUBSCRIBER IS STILL CARRYING ON
the manufacture of Turpentine and Brandy Stills in
branches and atters himself that by the long
rence practice and the large number of Stills he has
made he and will give ction, and please all who
will give call He also prepared to do all kind of
work in "copper" Brass, Iron and Steel:
He has also hand present 13 of the best Tur
pentine Stills Caps, Arms and Worms, which he will sell
low for cash. or time for good He also will
rant the Stills in durability workmanship and materials
He also offers any who a better Turpentine Still
Subscriber $780, also the price shall be at least
5000 less than any other manuactOry Gentlemen bear
mind that was who suppressed the Northern
manufactures from treading your corns.
JOS. WOLTERING.
RoIeiph July 69-3m.
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Warren L. POmerOy

L.
NO. 16. FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. c.,
WOOD-NOTES OR GAROLLNA CAROLS
4 Collection Of North Carolina Poetry,
Connpiled By IenelLa 2 Eoks. 1eno.
THNHE volumes of poetry presented to the pnblic
III had their origin in collection for the conpilers
own use. As increased, few friends expressed wish
should be rendered complete possible and pub
shed every n. Caronian might have opportunity
of possessing permanent ami convenient form copy
of many pieces that tay had probably read and admired
and perhaps for time preserved from regard Tor the A
thors Encouraged by their kind cooperation, the work
has been steadily, though slowly, growing until has
reached its present sze though it has been impossible TO
procure pieces which it thought could be procur
ed vet it hoped that this first attempt of the kind in
North Carolina with the favor of the citizens for
whose the work is principally intended Though we
not have produced great poes still lhese !oot
prints of the Muse will show that possess some OF
"the poets that sown
By Nature; endowed with highest glftS,
The vision and the faculty divine
tits from our knowledge of the writers that many pieces
In this collection will derive their interest," and though
viewed bv the criticism they would have been
rejected still the thought that public expectation
would have been disappointed had they been omitted
We lack space to-day do anything like justice to this
fine collection of North Carolina Poetry Among those
from whose eusion selections have been made, may
mention Tenella." the compiler OF the work-Waker
Anderson. H. S. Eenwood, Judge CASTOR. Rev F. L.
Hawks J. NJ Loveoy, A. F. Morehead, Judge Strange s.
w. Whiting Warren Winslow, }. B. Shepard f. CantWeil'
W. ]. Clarke The Poem by Mr.. Lovejoy-" Day on the
Hlls-possesses much merit Portions of it are equal 10
anything written by Perciva Bryant or Longeow'
Prentice. I-.StdnddTd.
0ct
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Boot and Shoe Store.

Boot and Shoe Store.
EHENRY E. DEPKIN IN RETURNING THANKS
past favors respectfully informs his friends and
that he has just returned from the North with
large varied of Goods in his ne which he
will feel much pleasure in exhibiting:
Store Vest Side n Capitol Square.
Raleigh, Sept. 9, 1854 1eSa-8m.
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f. NGfN EER rim G..
June 3, 1852.

TWvHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
plans specifications and estimates, and to contract for
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machnist, and having had
experience North Carolina, am fully of the wants
the people, ana safely say that my facilities for fur
nishng good Machinery at fair prices arc unsurpassed
will particular attention to putting machinery
in any part the States of North and South Carolina
Agent for McClntocks patent Safety Valve and Scotts
patent Brick Machine, &c. &c.
All letters to receive attention must be postpaid.
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleiph N C.
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- 0nn ACRES of TURPENTINE Land

= S0ANn ACRES of TURPENTINE Land
eDe$UV FOR SALE.-We offer for sale tract of
county, adjoining the New Hanover county line The Holly
Shelter road from Wilmington to Jacksonville and Rich
lands through it, There II crops of Boxes the
land now in successful working condition Turpentine
Still capable of running 80 barrels I a, Dwelling House
Barns Stables Negro Houses and in fact every thing ne
Wagons timber carriages, &C., stock of cattle and hogs.
The produce of the land hauled miles to navgable nav wa
ter boats all of the year. The timber is
hauled 515 miles a Creek There is considerable guam
y of good timber the land and ghtwood for making
tar in abundance.
The above presents favorable opportunity for Turpen-
tine and Timber Dealers to make Investment which
not fail be highly remuneratve. There Stills
within miles of the place. and consequently comPet
ton in the purchase of the material The subscribers
having other attend cannot the place pro-
per attention. will sell the whole interest of one
PREMISES 1l is apd Conduct the business Apply to
VIM A. GUYER,
j. r. BLOSSOM,
Wilmington, n. c.
September Is, 1854. 86-H
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A RTICLES IM ROSEWOOD, &c.-LoNDoN-
"A made Portahas for Ladies Gentlemen,
of which naid h pe have secret drawers, and
lined with silk yek our assortment of Desks svery
complete
Ladies' and Gentlemens Dressing Cases, of Rosewood
Ebony, &c plain and furnished, in variety.
Ladies Work Boxes of French, English and German man
ufcure of which spendidy furnished, and
very suitable for bridal or other presents.
Glove Boxes, ofrosewood, ebony, enamelled wood &c
Odor Boxes of ebony, rosewood &C., with bottles COM
plete
Papier Machie Goods &c. Consisting of Port Folios
Work Boxes Portable Desks, Tables Port Monnaes, &C.
These Goods are of the very finest quality
For sale by HENRY D. TURNER,
Raleigh, January 6, 1854. Is
MORN BOOK.-THE NORTH CAROLINA FORM
II Book containing all the most useful forms which oc,
in business transactions between man and man as well
in official sations together with the Constitution of
North Carolina and of the United States the Act fixing the
Fees of Clerks Sher &C., calculated for the use OF the
citizens of North Carolina and made corOrmable to law
Compiled by member of the North Carolina Bar
For sale at the North Carolina Bookstore, by
Raleigh Aug. II, 1858. Tt
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BAR KEEPER WANTED.-Apply in person.
N to E. P. GUION at Guons Hotel. liberal price
will be paid person having the will and qualification to
perform the duties.
Raleigh, Nov. 18, 1854 i02-lm.
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4 $50.

1855.
EUST PUB BLISHED!-TURNERS NORTH
0D CAROLINA ALMANAC FOR 1888. Also,
The ILLUSTRATED FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALMANAC,
iO- 100' H. D. TURNER,
Raleigh Oct Z 1854. n. C. Book Store.
Metropolitan and Post copy. sl-
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-BEING
prevented by my profession from attending properly
to agricultural pursuits offer for sale plantation upon
the counties of Warren and Halifax containing
four miles from the Lteton Depot the Raleigh Gas
ceen low grounds The balance the land is generally
productive and well adpted the growth the crops
of this sectNp of the State The overseers house.
houses stables barns and other plantation improvements
good The water excellent and the situation of the
buildings is believed to be healthy 1t is deemed useless
to give particular description the property it
is presumed that would purchase without careful
examination My will show the land persons
who may desire to examine it, In order to allow a of
enterprise opportunity pay considerable portion of
the purchase money out of the crops willing sell
the land upon credit one and years. The purchaser
If he thinks proper also buy upon reasonable terms
most of crop of fodder and OATS also my
and plantation utensils Letters the subject be
addressed to me at Warrenton N. c.
VIM. EATON JR
pct. y 1854 1043-2mSW.
II AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF
fers for Sale Tract of Land containing 4O7 acres
lying within" one-anda-fourth miles of Louisbure in
FRANKLIN COUNTY, and the waters of Tar River
and Sycamore Creek About oneourth of the land is in
original growth, and about 100 of fiat land good
quaty) good dwellinghouse and all necessary out
houses The land well adapted to the growth of Wheat
Corn Cotton and Tobacco Persons wishing to purchase
will call on the subscriber at Franklnton.
JAMRNS. YARBRoUGH.
Oct z, 1854 91-tf
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~ASWELL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
u COMPANY.-This Company, chartered at the last
in the of Milton has been fully organized and is now
Furniture Goods Factories &C. The will be the
of other Mutual Fire Insurance Companies of
the State.
All applications state the location and situation of the
buildings and other property which Insurance desired
The undersigned has been appointed General Agent for
this Company and is also the Agent for the Ena Fire
Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut and the Hart
All applications for Insurance local Agencies to be ad
dressed to WILLIE PALMER, Secredry the subscriber
NATHANIEL ]. PALMER.
Milton N c., April 18th, 1858. 43-tf
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ENIRST PREMIUM !-SMUT AND SCREEN
A ING MACHINE, IOUNG'S PATENT. IMPORTANT
TO hIILLERS AND MILL OWNERS-This Machine re-
ceived the first premium at the North Carolina Fair
and recommended +" the public the best
the State Seven hundred of them running North
Carolina, all of which in operation and have given
the most entire satisactio regard both performance
and durability, some having six years and perform
we'll they did at first and have been of order
day. We have thrown different Machines
to make for this. They for years.
and delivered at the Mill any where in the State
Manufactured and sold by
JNO. A MCMANNAN,
South Lowell, Orange County N c.
April 16, 1854. A-tf
~ Cut this advertisement out and keep it.
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SILAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR, BUILDER OF
- STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST.
establishment has been in successful operation
about year. and has turned out of the best STEAM
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have operated in this
other State.
Ord solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery Of description to be completed
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable to fill
with dispatch and punctuaity all orders after the lst of
July.
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
"AUBRY Cumberland, May Is, 1852
''Mr S1LAs BuRNs-Dear Sir: Our Engine and Mills, made
your shops have been work nearly two months and
fully expectations. The ENGINE, to and
STRENGTH and DURABILITY is inferior to
in the State the class made here elsewhere The
MILLS with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
In ordinary saving cut in common sized log foot in
through feet in 81 seconds at the rate of SO feet
per minute by running to the top speed fully believe
can cut feet per minute. The only objection have
heard urged It takes many hands to haul logs and
JONES BARBEE."
June ., 1852. So