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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-09
~ We find the following precious ar y.

10 We ind the following precious ar
ticles in the Parkersburg Gazette of the
28thult.
SMALL Cooper's Register
has found mares nest, full of small POI
tatoes. The Editor makes terrible ado
over the fact-that Mr.. Garlic was a
member of both the Legislature and Con
vention at the same time, and was paid
for his services in both bodies. Did not
Col. Hays occupy the same positions and
receive the same compensation ? Did not
Goode and ssore Of other Democrats do
the same thing? To be sure they did;
and yet nobody thought Of eensuring
them. If any party was at fault, it was
the people-who elected these gentlemen
who occupy two stations at the same time.
II Cooper cannot scare up something
more monstrous than his Auditors Ger
ti6cates, to the effect that Mr.. Carlile was
member Of both the General Assembly
and the Reform Convention, we advise
him to subside.
The discussion of the principles of the
so-called " American party" ems-to be
universally avoided by their advocates.
Ctarks6urg Register.
Why, man, you seem not to know what
hurts you Its the principles of the
American party that gives you " fts'-
every advocate discusses the platform"
We are "in pursuit of knowledge under
difisulties"-won't somebody enlighten
US p Cooper's Register.
Sam would doubtless do that same, as
big BOBBY as on are. We heard We
terAn Democrat declare the other day.
that Samuel had enlightened" him
" caused scales to fall from him his eyes
as large as breeches buttons"
No remarks are necessary.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-09

H Elk. Go, ernor ,Seabrook. Of South
Carolina. died on the iCiJh ultimq.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-09
Fresh Cod Liver Oil,

TUsT received from Rrss5osr q cEagE, and 20
j sale b. the gallon ct. or pit
msrss 81. e g,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-09

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R,ef1s I'LL e.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-09

T. C. HAWKINS, NJ. D.
WaYnesburg, Pa.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

The liability of Banks in paying a forced check
upon it, has been: established by the Courts of both
England and the United States. The rule estab-
lished is to this effect: If Bank pays check with
forged signature, it cannot afterwards recover the
amount from the endorser, or from the party to
whom it may have been paid, although the latter
may be able to sustain the loss The Bank is bound
to knOao the signature Of its oa0n customers and
not recover the amount paid forged check unless
there be collision between the parties to the check,
or unless the Bank obtain Gas it should) whenever
there is any doubt to the genuineness of the sig
natures, guarantee from the payee
A disputed case, the New York Courier says,
arose in that city last month. check on the Sub
Sreasury, drawn by disbursing officer in the West
was presented, with signature different from
that of the drawer file, that payment refused
unless the bonder here who received it from his cor
respondent, would guarantee the signature to be
genuine This the latter refused to do although the
demand was perfectly reasonable, and the check
protested for non-payment. In this case the check
turned out to be genuine, but the SubTreasury Off
GERS pursued the right course under the circum-
stance-knowng that, if fraudulent and paid by
them, the loss would fall upon them individually
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

How TO KEEP HARNEss.-In answer to an inquiry
for information as to the best mode of cleaning and
oing harness. &c, we republish the substance of
an article given in the Rural New Yorker:
Observing the good condition and fine appearance
of the harness of AID Baker proprietor of the most
extensive lively establishments in Rochester, we
quested him to impart to US, for publication, the
m0dns Operandi by which so desirable an object was
achieved In compliance Herewith, he stated the
course adopted the best and most economical, af
ter twenty years experience in business which re-
CURED considerable attention to tackling apparatus
His process of oiling and washing harness is SUBJ
stantialy as follows:
Take meats foot oil and ivory or patent black-the
latter well pulyerized, to be made so before
using. Mix thoroughly, adding the black until the
oil is we'll colored quite black In cool weather
the oil should be warmed somewhat before mixing.
With sponge apply light coat of the mixture
only what the leather will readily absorb unless the
harness is very dry, in which heavier coating
may be necessary. After the harness is dry-whch
will be in from two hours to half a whole day,
depending upon the weather and previous condition
of the leather-wash thoroughly with soap suds.
In making the suds use good CASTLE soap and cold
rain-water. Warm water should never be used on
harness leather. Apply the suds with sponge
Rub off with buckskin. This will give your harness
nice, glossy surface, and the leather will retain
good color and continue pliable for months fit
becomes soiled with mud or sweat application of
soap and water as above directed without oiling)
will be sufficient to give it bright appearance.
Two applications of this oil and black mixture
year, Cor once every six months) will be sufficient
to keep harness, as ordinarily used, in good order
1t may be necessary for livery men, and others, who
harness constantly to apply the oil otener- but
in most cases, two oilings year and washing with
suds when soiled, will keep harness in good trim
for sight and service. This process will pay large
dividend in extra service and durability-to say
nothing of improved appearance.
Aid. B. assures that the same, very SINH
lar application, is just the thing for carriage tops
which made of top-leather. The only difference
in treatment that less oil sould be used rather
a lighter coating applied-and it should be washed
off before drying in-top leather being thin and much
ture would not answer for enamelled leather of
which some carriage tops constructed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

SECRET SOCIETIES IN CoLLEGE.-The faculties of
various hrst class colleges are taking decided ground
students: and the trustees of Princeton COLLEGE,
nave directed the president to announce publicly at
tne opening OF the next session, that any student
%n De promptly dismissed who may after that time
DC known to be a nonber of any such association.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20
Rour OF THE FusIos1srs. The New York Jour.

RoUT OF THE FusIoNIsTs.-The New York Jour
nal of Commerce says:
Accounts from a large part of Pennsylvania
show that that patriotic State has put its foot upon
the neck of fusionism, which combines all other
isms. Plumer, the democratic candidate for canal
commissioner, is elected by large majority, and
both branches of the Legislature are decidedly de-
mocratic. Last year. Pollock's CUSTOM majority N
the State for Governor 81, Oo7 and the legisa-
ture was either fusion or impraccable.
From Indiana and Ohio the returns are less COM
plee but the indications are that fusonism is rout
ed in the former as badly as in Pennsylvania. The
following despatch from gentlemen in Indianapo-
lis reached us last evening by telegraph
INDIANAPOLIS, October democratic majority in
Marion county Gin which Indianapolis is situated1
five hundred, Last year, seven hundred fusion ma
jority. The same ratio would make the State dem.
locratic by forty thousand"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

II HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF
Il this city and vicinity that am back from New York
where purchased large and nice Stock of Goods which
offer at very cheap prices
A large assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING for
Men and Boys, made up to my order; also, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods. Dry Goods, Hosiery, Boots
Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen all kinds of Fashionable
hats & Caps, Blankets, Umbrellas, &c.
of Gold Silver Watches, sold very
low prices; Gold Chains, and all kinds of Jewelry.
Please give call, and examine my Goods. You will
find good Goods, sold at low prices.
Crystals put on Watches, for 25 Cents apiece
n. KRAMER
Wilmington Street
Raleigh, Oct 1855 93-6m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

OWING TO THE LARGE AMOUNT OF COUNTER
principed have obliged to resort 10 very E an
pensive measures to protect ourselves pecunarv and H.
less coparative plain an s GLr worth
in which Pain Killer has been put up, has made il WE'RE
far its external appearance in style of bottle label and
color of the article but need say that the c"n
pound miserable filthy production and calculated ~
do great injury to those who smight with confJ
that they have been accustomed to the genuine Pain
preparations do it secret manner that it is amo
useless to attempt to punish them by legal measures az
is difficult and we might impossible to bring proof
Considering the great difficulty in protecting ourseve,
very great expense in getting up finely executed
STEEL ENGRATED LABEL
for bottles. We also attach bottles Steel En-
and counterfeit which held forgery BY the aw
of the United States, and which parties will not dare at
and printing of these labels will prevent the aftempt 10
counterfeit thus securing the public that the article thew
tured BY Perry Davis Son. Sole Propretor ie' "nuia'
The Pain Killer will be put up in style panel
bottle with the words.
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
blown the Glass. We discontinued the use of tb
thirty and half cent bottles and put up only
four Sizes viz at IL 12 3d. cents and 81 90 per bottle
We have also very fine Engraving Stone for the
Box labels specifying the contents of the Box where and
by whom manufactured, DC We have also added to our
finished presenting the first page very excellent like
ness Of Perry Davis the original inventor Of the Pain Kill
correct likeness of Perry Davis, which it will be impos.
sible to counterfeit successfully
We have been to this expense that the public have
perfect confidence that they getting the genuine ar
Gle when they buy bottle above described To those
whs have onged used and proved the merits of
Gle would that shall continue prepare
Killer of the best and purest materials and that shall be
every way worthy of their appreciation family medi
cine
PERRY DAVIS & SON
Providence, R. l., July 1st 1855.
Sold by p F. Pescud Raleigh Thos. J. Patrick Green's
boro'; Lucas & Moore Goldsboro' George R. French,
and by Medi
where
Sept. 90 1855.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

DLACK MORIANTIQUE SILKS BLACK AND
ADCoIored Cloaks Plain and Watered Silks Black and
coored Tamas Plain and Plaid Silks ShawIs and Mantil-
las of the latest Just received for sale
Sept. 90, 1855. 90
ERENCH MERINo, FRENCH DHLANES, BLACK
- AlpaGca, English Merino, Common DeLanes Canton
kerchiefs, Gents do Call and examine before you buy.
F5-s'7s s-e7<y5- sssssr H. l.. EVANS. -
September 20, 1855. go g
sGHEAP SATINETT PANTs.-5o PAIRS JUST
~ received suitable for servants. - &5s
Also 80 Goats of the material at IS IS per suit
E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, Oct. II, 1856. 1873 93-3t..
sTTyH e EASON HAS ARRIVED WHEN
those want of fine Clothing should call and
of Z. L. HARDING
Oct. IL, IS. = 98-9t.,
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New Watches and JeweIry for the Fair!
I AM NOW OPENING A NEW AND
IN Fashionable Stock of Watches Jewelry, Silver
e,sR Ware, Plated Ware, Cutlery, DC, purchased with
as to styles 1t is useless to state each srt
cle-the assortment is large and complete.
All who wish Watches repaired, Jewelry made
repaired, have it done, have rstrate Watch
Maker and Jeweer from the North Work shall be faith
fulp executed.
~ Old Gold and Silver bought.
JOHN C. PALMER.
Raleigh, Oct. Is, 1855. 93-3t.
e Age COPY three times.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

KNow-NoTMNG PRoFEss1oNs AND PRAcT1cEs.-
The Hampden (Mass) Statesmen says of the Know
bought Congregational church at auction and sold
it to the Catholics, making $500 by the operation
another obtained the office of deputy sheriff and
Catholic girtp 49,. 8
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER.
0A COPIES HARPER'S MAGAZINE
W. L. POMEROY.
October 2, 1855. 90
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

Special Term.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. GRANVILLE
SCouny, Superior Court of Law September Term 1855.
Ordered by his Honor, Judge Caldwell, that SPECIAL
TERN of this Court be held for the County aforesaid at the
Court House in Oxford the first Monday in December
next and that the Clerk of said Court give notice thereof
The Suitors and Witnesses in Civil Gases hereby no
fed of the Order and required attend accordingly As
State business will be DONE defendants and witnesses
prosecutions and indictments required attend
EUGENE GRlSSOM c. S. c.
Oxford, Sept. %, 1855. 9O-w6w.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR 1855.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE IN AN.
IL NOUNCING to his friends and customers, that his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF STAPLE AND FAN
CY DRY GOODS are now ready for examination. He
deems it unnecessary and uncaed for to speak Of the
amount of his Fall purchase his stock will speak for itself
As to prices it is generally understood all right don
DOWN, DOWN to the lowest figure He invites one and all
(no respector of persons to CALL and the goods will be
shown with good will and free of charge
One door above r. Smiths corner.
Raleigh, Sept. go 1855. 90
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,
SALISBURY, Sept 5th 1855. -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To ALL DELIN-
IL QUENT stockholders in this Company to make pay
ment whatever balance be due from them their
stock before the first day of November next the said
stock will thereafter be sold upon days public notice
By order C. p MENDENHALL Treas
= Sent ia 1855. 90--3t.
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
AAkl3th instant negro boy named SAM, aged about 10
or IS about feet 10 inches high weighs about Iao
pounds bright mnlatto, dark and black hair mos'
straight good teeth counte: intelligent and quick
spoken right broken between the wrist and elbow re-
Gently broke Fearful that he may attempt to escape be-
yond the limits of the State the subscriber will satisfy any
person that will take him and commit him to JAIL OF 50
secure him that can get possession of him again.
JOHN HARRISON, SR.
Hiliardston N c.. October l. 1855. g0-St.
Public Buildings for Wilson County.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A COURT
oHouse and Jail Wilson County will be received un
til October %, The drawings may be at the
Clerks Office in Wilson.
For specifications address the undersigned.
JAMES d. BARNES,
j. D. ROUNTREE
WRIGHT EDMUNDSON,
ROBERT BYNUM,
- GEO. HOWARD, JR:.
eiSS Commissioners
October /, 1855. so--to'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-20

A CARD.
MEssRs. HOLDEN & WILSON:
We pleased to call the attention of friends
TONER'S and the public the fact that have in store
stock of FALL AND WINTER Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods which is the largest have had and usual
have something particularly for the ladies the Dress
Line, and nice Hat and Gloves for aEgentemanto
nothing about the Thousand and articles which
find at the store of W. H. & r. S. TUCKER.
Sent. ~. 1855 S5-H
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1ASALE-This lot is situated about sixty yards from
the Railroad Hotel and in the business part of the village
The dwelling is very convenient, with four rooms Any
wishing to examine the property do so by CALI
ing Mr. Whitfield the Railroad agent at
Those wishing to buy will apply to me at Raleigh.
H. PENNINGTON.
Sept. 90 1855 78-tf.
s~4fElss FOR the Standard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

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L OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RrcHM0yD-
II The Unitsd -t4fs- hal steamer K0ASOKg, r.
sksSer, nsn5sr, I'll ~avs Pier 49, North river,
wet3@sdsy, IuIy T. a. 4 O'Clock " will arrive al
Norfolk the Dsxt Afternoon A. P-tsrssug ao5 Rchmooc
the sing morning. From Norfolk, passengers for
the eoutn pro-->d BY railroad dirsc: wtn tar,ush
nss.ts fronn w.ilsn 10 wlfmirgtes, charl.ston, e.
Cabin psssase fare 70 Nsrfok 81 70 P-tershurx snd
hchuosd $40; 70 Lysehhurg sA LubLAa X Plea
sANfs, % Broadway. y. B-rhrough tsssta 20 tn-
Virginia apr.Dss THs Rossoss tAsss no hs,gh, for
RcEmcIC.
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THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STEAM.
i ships-Tbc first class steamship NORTH SrA0,
WArnack, mAs,er, viii leave NcS YORK. from pisr No
80 korth river foot OF Chambers street. ut pre-.
cissly, ON Saturday July 81, Tor Havre direct.
Frpt Glars pat sage. $40
SesoDo cA,s Observation-Disclosures. %
Ibe OF these vessels will not be accountable for
GOLD SILVER bullion, specie. jossry, precious stones or
L., upess bills Of lad ny signed therefor and
the value thereof Their Elm expressed
Specie and goods taken at usual rates No fro ght
received alter BOON Of The day before railing.
No berth secured until psio for Letters prepaid lssi
cents per halt or win be sivei at this ONES up TO Il
NJ OF the day Of sailing, and viii bs carried in strons
rubrer bags, under o,k, and arrvA, Hav
viii be imm@ci.teiy Deposited the Post Office here
Iarces TAKEN each prepaid, dollar and up wAris.
DATES SAILING
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ANEW ORLEANS CouPONa- iNrE-
IN Coupons the consolidated bonds Of the oty
Of New Orisaps, the bonds issued by the ssccs
municipaty OF New Orleans 10 tho Gty BAak Of NV
,pRhaD, and Jossph Foslsr, Jr dxs In New York on
the lat Of July and berstofoso pail by the Union
Bans OF Nov will % pAc presentation at the
Asnk Of Amsrca Nsv York, FROM and Asssr the LIST Of
c.y Of New Orleans 10 the Nee Or,sAns Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, and tho~e 70 the NeS ofeAas
Ope0usas and GrvAt Western Railroad Comp my and
tbe foDtchsxfain Railroad Con due isr and lota
July Apd lat september next.
The interest Coupons the bonds issued By tbs
and 10th September nsxt ana those ssusd TO tbs sy
BANK Of New Orleans, due oa August AID 20th sep
s~nbsr next, viii also b paid BY the Bank Of America,
when duo
viii be paid presentation 1t ths Hank Of America,
by ths itazens' Bank New Orleans
The above descrbed bonds comprise eli that are ale
payable In New yogb, according 70 the report o. the
ConpsropsT q the CITY OF ss~ Orleans; but - ca
siosrsbe portion Of the coupons ssusd the % Nam
thar fasa vbers they payable the amount Of
interest although ~ bond irself 10 msds payAbs Ia
New Yost, hoocrs IT fucA bonds not ncscrbed nsrsin
vii please present tbs bonds with ths coupons A.
Otherwise they must be referred the Czsns BAAk,
New Orleans, befors being paid
The Citirens' Bank Of iOuisianA, In Sev OTissss,
having besn eboven BY the Common Council u said
city, to nals The payments Of intsr~st tbs dstt
Of the old city aod that OF drst and third
Nrsst eoupons on the bonds issusd 10 ths railroad
csmpsniss above dcsisnated, holders Of any Of the
Aioresad obliestsous who may desire any furtnsr IN
formation IN psSard W them viii please Address Il
Reusssan, E,a; Cashier. New Orleans
T. ROUSSEAU, Cashier CitEena' Bank 0f LouSiAnA
Mr. CyAnana lima lash.
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These steamships claassd ut the insunAo, -
Offices, and spece and goods will be Insured In them At
a. low rates Of pr~nam in any otner steamsh ps
that crosa the ocean.
For freight or pasasgs, apply to
ID. TORRANCE,
No. 3 Bo sling Green NeS York.
SUMNER, NOSrANT Il DRAPER,
No 20 Rue ". des VICTORIES, Paris.
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