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5000 Faf 1fEEs of osr FL Ias tract d
Pine containing about $500 acres situated in Onsow
county adjoining The New Hanover county line The Holly
Shelter road from Wilmington to Jacksonville and Rch-
lands runs through There crops Of Boxes the
land now in successful working condition TurPentine
Store and Warehouse, Coopers and Blacksmiths Shops
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 navgabe wa
ter all of the year The timber is
hauled u miles Greek There is considerable guam
tity of good timber the land and ghwood for making
tar in abundance.
The presents favorable opportunity for Turpen-
tine and Timber Dealers to make which
not fail to be highly renlunerative There Stills
within miles of the place. and consequently competl-
ten in the purchase of the material The
per attention. and will sell the whole an interest of ono
half competent person who will take charge of the
premises and conduct the business Apply to
WIN. A. GUYER,
]. r. BLOSSOM,
Wilmington, N. c.
September 16, 1854. 66-tt
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Blacksmithins, HOrse-Shoeing, &c.
EDWARD YARBROUGH, Jr., HAVING
IA erected Blacksmith Shop the of Har
gett and Wilmington Sts is prepared to have all work in
the above line executed with aud dispatch The we'll
known lin ttins with competent assistants, being per-
manently engaged, he is enabled have the animals
trusted to his shod in i workmanlike
Raleigh, May 20 1854. 54-tf.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

"A Tb ~. f. f 81 h 'Io f radaao m
Wake County, " c. situated five miles West of Raleigh,
Immediately the Central Rail Road The DWELLING is
a very large and convenient handsomely situated The
outhouses good. consisting ofthe Printing Office Build
ings Kitchen, Icchouse Barn, Stables, &c. &c. Therei
variety of rrlit Trees, Grape Vines, etc.
The Tract of Land $50 acres6o of which
is cleared and susceptible Of high state of improvement
20 being good meadow land Other lands, if
wanted may be purchased adjoining.
In consideration healthfu and convenient location
and many valuable improvements it is i'll every respect dc
srable place of residence
Any persons wishing purchase invited to call and
examine the premises for themselves at early day
practicable G. MEREDITH.
Dec. 90 1854. S-tf
s5g@ Register and Recorder copy.
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~ Q. sept
DIR. r. II. WoRTIIINCToN-Dear Sir: have made
effort succeeded in introducing your Medicine to
public and find taking we'll indced and the
result is that | have nearly sold what You
therefore wish yUu would send some more
YOU can X have the lightesI doubt but that
this Medicine is the best remedy out for the disease
which it recommended. hope You will send
supply as would not like to get entirely out OF it,
Yours, truly,
GEORGE W. McGLAUGHON.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT AT RALEIGH.
ArriuaI md Departure Of Railroad and Stage Lines at and
tJUns R0teigh.
NORTHERN MAIL-(BY RAnRoAD,)-
caves daily ................. .,--' at at m'
(Mail closes at 611 a. m.)
SOUTHERN MAIL,-(BY Two-HoRsE HACK,
Arrives grfes u{ daily pm
mail closes at 615 a. M.
WESTERN MAIL,-(BY FoUR-HoRsE CoAcnEs,)-
Leaves daily .......................... at a. M
mail closes at 3 a. m
PITTsBoROUGH MAIL,-(Br Two-HoRsE HAck,)-
Leaves Sunday and Wednesday ....- at a. IN.
Arrives Monday and Thursday at z P m
(Mal closes Tuesdays and Saturdays at p m)
GOLDSBOROUGH MAIL,-(BY FoUR-HoRsE CoAcHe
Leaves daily, Except Sunday,) ........... at a. m
Arrives daily, Except Monday,) .:-.;.. at II P IN.
(Mail closes at p N.Y.
sTARBOROUGH MAII,-(BY Two-HoRsE HAcK, y -
Leaves Monday Wednesday and Friday, at a. m.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p
(Mail closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at P M
RoxBoRoUGH MAII,-(Br HonsE,e
A''sss' f''"' Mail closes Friday at IL M.
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HNOD LIVER OLA FRESH SUPPLY Of Rush
u ton, Clark Co.'S just to hand at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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Dr. WoRrHINGToN-Dear Sir: take great pleasure in
recommending your Cholera Medicine 10 the public, and
especially have had personal experience and
observation Of its beneficial effects.
have tried several remedies put up for Cholera &C. but
have found such happy results from any from
your invaluable remedy have such unbounded conf
dence efficacy, that unwilling and will not leave
home without supply with and regard it as Of
the valuable discoveries Of the Yours truly,
w. Z. BEAMAN.
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Tel For sale III iot by Williams haywood. RALEIGH N G

WNRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.-WII.
Il LIAMS d HAYWOOD, are now rccelvng wing large @ addi-
tions to their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMI-
GALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS,
PERFUMERY, &C., &c, from the most reliable Houses in
the Northern Cities which have been purchased with
single their purity and offered for sale at such prices
and such shall compare avoraby with any house
in the State. -
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Dealers generally,
will do we'll to give call before purchasing feeling
shall fail to please both i'll point OF price and
quality.
Orders promptly attended to- and particular attention Civ
en- to packing and forwarding. .
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded at all
hours of the day and night by competent person with
ncatness and despatch.
We tender thanks to the citizens OF Ra
LEIGH and the surrounding country for the long and liberal
we have received and trust by untrng zeal and
please the of our business to merit
its continuance. -
Raleigh. April 2S 1851. 9H
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WINSTON & CLARKE,
CounseIIors and Attorneys at Law,
~ {.
F. H. WINSTON. WM D. CLARhE'
Nm, 30 lS1
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PERSON WHO WISHES TO ENGAGE IN Ed
IA iting and publishing hear of good opportunity,
open to preerment by addressing the Editors of the Stan
dard. The present editor and publishers having engaged
in other business would dispose of their interests fvor
bly,
December 30, 1854. lift
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NXCELSIOR SOAP.-3Oo LBS. OF THIS SUPE-
4Lror family soap and for sale cheap by the box
pound at WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD'S.
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w. II. CUNNING, Gen. Agent.
DIRECTORS-James Sloan DR.. J. A. Mebane, C. p
Mendcnhall, VIM s Rankin, Rev: c. F. Deems, James NJ
Garret, Jed II. Lindsay w J. Mcconnell, E. W. Ogburn j.
L. Cole, ID. p. Weir Greensborough; E. F. Lilly, Wades
borough DR.. S. G. Coffin, jamestown; Joshua Tavloe
Washington VIM a. Wright, Wilmington; John l. Sha-
yer, Salisbury; John H. Cooke, Fayetteville; H. g. Spru
Plymouth Robert Z. Troy, Lumberton Dr. R. H. Scales
LenoX Castle.
All communications should be directed to the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Sec'y.
August g. 1854. 75-tf
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MURFREEsBoRo', N G.
Dr. R. H WoRrHINGToN: 1t affords us pleasure to say,
that have used your Cholera Darrea Medicine for the
last twelve months and found invariably successful
relieving speedily the in which we have had occ-
sion to use We entertain high appreciation of its
Iue and have hesitation expressing the opinion, that
it will prove to be = valuable family medicine
RICHARD G.. COWPER
B. F. SPlERS.
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SMOKING TOBACCO.-2OOO PAPERS OF SUPE
i@rior Virginia Smoking Tobacco, recommended by the
" first families" For sale bv
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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~REENSBOROUGHM MUTUAL INSURANCE C(

HREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
" At the end Of Three Years. such has been the and
economy of the officers of this Company that still
free from debt; have made and have
such large Capital in cash and that have hes
itaon in saying the public, that there safer Com
pany the Southern Country. The most of the Risks
this Company being the part of the State where
the danger from fire is much less.
AT the last annual Meeting the following officers
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EPROWN WINDSOR SOAP.-12 DOZEN, JUST
Dreceived Also large variety of Lubins and Bazin
Perfumery at the drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Ontr,n
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Ed. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,

GEO. HOWARD, Jr.,
Attorney at Law,
HAVING located at WILSON, n, c. Will regularly attend
the Courts OF Pit Greene, Wayne and Edgeconbe Conn
tirs Office next door to Gays Hotel. .
NilSn, Edpecnmhe. Jn!Y - 1854. u
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Law Copartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
y {.
r. w MFrrn = II ROGEPa
66--tt.
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WILLIAM I'll. JONES',
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH, y. C.. ,,,
" IL III l a..o % Ie - 2a-tf
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No. 29 CHEAP PLACE,
Ii n II

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FAMILY FLOUR, OF NEW
II Wheat, in Store and for sale by ,-
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This is certify that, weeks back, taken
violent DiarrhGa, which persisted for eight days
Being sixty miles home made of all the
remedies could think of but without aordng relief
On arriving home, informed that Dr. r. H. Wor-
hingOn had prepared a remedy for Cholera, &C. and
advised to use it. did So, and my asonshnent,
single dose speedy and permanent relief since which
the Doctor say, consider it nnc tie most c0tuade &
icine have used in al experience of twenty years.
CAPEHA
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Look at the Hats! the Hats!
UY EXPRESS THIS WEEK, ANOTHER LOT OF
RSthose beautiful fiat brim moleskn Hats. Also the
Shanghai Hat, of good stock.
W. II. & R. S. TUCKER.
Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1864. 3
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DERFUMERY, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and
IL Fancy articles in great variety, for sale by
P. F. PESCUD.
Nov 4tl, 1Ol-
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ID OCKBRIDGE ALUM .WATER.-HAVING
4G the Agency for the sale of this valuable Medicinal
Water now prepared furnish it by the barrel,
half barrel gallon. Pamphlets containing The Analysis
and certificates of cures be had application
subscribers. WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
June 2l. Ga
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EREPILATORY.-FOR REMOVING SUPERFLU-
H GUS HAIR for sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-04-26

VALUE OF DIFFERENT FEEDS FOR PIGS.
-Fatteniug on crude or dry grain is not good
management ; it will sometimes cause death BY
swelling in the stomach, which indeed, itsome-
times bursts after eating to excess; it should
always be soaked if given as grain-much bet
ter to grind it. If made into malt, all the bet
ter. Barley bread or cake, soaked in milk or
whey, is said to be unsurpassed for efficacy in
fattening. Bean-meal fattens rapidly, but
makes the bacon hard and "crunchy." In
dian meal fattens very quickly, and makes
solid, firm, good bacon. Barley meal is supe-
rior to either, and produces excellent quality
in the bacon. Pea-meal, mixed with whey or
milk, fattens young pigs admirably, and pro-
duces the best quality of pork. Wheat-meal
this is too expensive, and only the coarsest
kind is used it will fatten freely, but the
meat is light and fabby. Oatmeal fattens
satisfactorily, and produce the most delicate
meat as to flavor. Tare-meal, mel from
Tares-is similar to Bean-meal, but not equal
to it in efficacy. Lnseed-meal fattens very
rapidly in mixture with other meal, but makes
the bacon oily and Aabby. Acorns and Beech
mast are good for store pigs, but fatten very
slowly and never we'll Acorns produce good
firm bacon; but the bacon from Beechmast
feeding is coarse and fabby, with unsound
oily fat. Bran, pollard, and seeds of weeds
are very slow fatteners. Gazette.
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voREVILIE, S. c.. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1856.

Hungary, commenced operations in concert
, with the Austrian army, and the result was the
surrender bv i;"nrgey to General Rudi@cr, OH
the 18th August, lS49, by which the ntcgr-
! ty Of the Austrian Empire was once more es-
tablished
; Attcrthc close Of The Hungarian Revolution,
no marked external events characterised the
history If Russia with the exception Of in
creased efforts to -ubluc tha mountainous tribes
# ia, Caucasus until, in 1852, the di4ercn-
rr. arose with regard to the Holy Places, be-
tween The Porte and the Christian PowcrS.--
Such misunderstanding had long been fore
sten b.. tie Car, and hi own co,ir>e il policy
iuIy determined on The mission Of Prncc
Ncnchilnif in March, 1888, followed ~ the
INVASION Of the Princi paljtie, durn" the sum
mcr Of that year, was no sudden VI hast move
mcnt Of impcria! passion, but L part ot plan
which had been nlatlrc'l for years in the mind
q. Nicholas. IT,, not probable, however, that
lie antciratcd the STRIFE with the rest Of Eu-
rope. III which his Empire is involved; least
If all did lie lo: for the Obstacles he has MET
with from the side Of England and Austria
The l:-; Of that r"ufiicr * well known what
it future will be, aud how far it may be lnodi-
I'D hy tie changed rcl,ionS which the death
ot Nicholas will create, i hidden fer the pres
ent hy an i!Hpcnrtrab!c veil The ambition Of
, til" onc nan wllo has ST. recently and sudden
lv passed from The worll, has con iured Il storm
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and will Noh oe prepared I" SPG" o"' ''' III
habitauS under the curse OF n"d'
"Tcrc aFc, besides, sletlHc al" p,Si'Hc
judgments which the grcat plspoSer OF events
Ir@ i'll store for tine people that despIse justice
yhe pcst;lcncc and earthquake, the caterpillar
land palmer w"rm, the heaven as brass and the
earth a. iron, war, blood and tamln"--the>c
arc h',r samples Of til" Scour@cs vh!ch God
has eInrloy"t in former times. which lie Is
employing now. a,l which lie may employ
hcrcaf;cr IL teach the nations of the earth
that it is rightcou,ne,s alone which can rSa't
hem aud that sill Is Il renroach TO any prol l!r-
{. Or thi~ day. my brcthr.n, have We n"t
reason to ;rprrltui that oar land ln'arn> On
account ofunpunish"l crime: Does 10. The
voice Of innocvn; blood cry 10 Us rom the
grnurl! i no rio"rce Increasing III cur
borders, I~rh . fatal >Emr'om, al "nc', TIE
cause and effect oi cvil--a prc"nan; >l=n 81 tn"
inrrr;:>in" i">rculty Of life. that secret "";:l-
onS can he carried Without b'::ndln" '.'v'" r''-
>c>sor> a> sons cf Bclai: Nn!r,'l!r h,'> rr;'rI!-
cd the highest stage # Refinement until Tie
authority Vi law and Ablic opinion exactly CO.
imcid~ and Whenever this result is secured.
F'N":" protection '''"'"yI unnecessary 1',' 1
'''' ''.'o"> '''>".' t','',S'HT ~, ''E' '':' .'"
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AN ANECDOTE.

lly wvlthy friend, William y. Payne, Of
-, was for many years most worthy and
excellent teacher ol vocal music. When he
was quito i Young man, he was teaching
singlng-sehool in one of the nighboring towns,
which was attended ~ large number of
young persons, including many from the most
respectable families. Among the females was
a lovely young Lady Of twenty years of age,
named Patience Adams Miss Adams made
strong impression upon Mr.. Payne, he lost
no time in declaring his attachment. Miss \.
rcciprocated his affections, and the consent Of
the parents being obtained, an engagement
was the quick result. Just as Mr.. p atteu-
tionS became public, and the fact of an engage
mcnt was generally understood, the school
being still in continuance and all parties on a
certain evening being present, Mr.. Payne,
without any thought Of the words, named as
tune for the commencing exercise, Federal
Street, page IS, in the excellent collection Of
chnrch music at that time just issued, but now
everywhere known, The Curn,tna .Sacra.-
Every one loved Patience, and every one en-
tertained the highest respect for Payne; and
with hearty goodwill on the part of the
school, the chorus commenced
"See gentle Patince smile on Paine,
See dying hope revive again"
The coincidence was so striking, that the
gravity of the young ladies and gentlemen
could scarcely be restrained long enough tc
get through the tune, and as soon as it closed
bright countenances and sparkling eyes "tot
the whole story" as DR.. Hall would say. The
beautiful young lady was still more charming
with her blushing cheeks and modestly cas-
down eyes, while the teacher was so exceeding
ly embarrassed, he knew not what he did
Hastily turning over the leaves of the book
his eye fell upon well-known tune, and h
called out l23d page, Dundcc. The song be
gan as soon as sufficient order could be re
stored, and at the last line of the following
stanza rose to climax
Let not despair nor fell revenge
BE to my bosom known;
Oh !. give ME tears for others woes
And Patience for my own
Patience was already bctrothed she was i
fact, his; and in about year afterwards the
became man and wife
Then gentle Patience smiled on Payne,
And Payne had Patience for his own.
1t is pleasant to be able to add that the
still live; four little pleasant Paynes hav
been added to the family, which is one Of th
happiest to be found in this beautiful world.
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Fror. the y. \. .l"rrEa: ot Commerce
RUSSIA UNDER NICHOLAS.

H." !;;-t day> Il t!.c Eni',r''r -\ieN"n""r
l>...,. ~" '.''~,' ''"-''''' an" "'''>' ~
l.> l;v. Co&>p.:ac;r> had i,.n formed il IT,:
ARMY which threatened the overthrow Of IA
government. and were aimed ,v. :; lis !li".
\ day Lad been determined rn .or u -,.':"?..
cu,!r,ak. when the unexpected nrw> a!rl''::
II -. iv;.! ,;,ur- tx: ii.v Car ~ lcad. lie
hal undertaken i io:yu,y Ia ihc r!inca. bH'
illness co:npri!yd him ~ rc,!acc - STEPS. ;i.'i
H.. Gi,,l um the :iuth November 10, at Ia
anro@. A. soon ~ t!r Intelligence Of Ii
,lca,l reached the capital, the ';:ar:1 l'u1r
Nicholas presented himself before the Senate
in order t. take the oath Of a'lrri;ncc t" hl>
brother Constantine. who was hen 1t Warsaw.
\ racl;acr whir! Alcx"ni"r hai l"tt in ch?r-r
oi the imperial council. endorsed with IN ":'lri
in his OWL hand writing thar il >h"uli 'r v!cn-
ed in case of death. WAS. meanwhile u-cairi
hy Prince I.;plchin and !pund to c'nttin three
documents: VIZ. = written rp>i-Mr,inn of the
rirht Of succession t. the Russian crown by
Constantine. the acIuiv>cvuc" II .Ai:Xand,'r
anl i decree dated Au@,.>t * l>:221 thai Nlrh-
olaS should b% lis sliccr.>rr. Constantine 4G
written III hi> RECOMMENDATION ,l' ',lc "iNH; a.
I know that po>sc>: nrithrr til. Intelligence.
talent u cucrey requisite for the sovereign
dignity which | an entitled t. claim By birth,
I pray Your Imperial Majesty 10 transfer it
next in order after me, that tht stability Vi
the kingdom may lie secured " NichYlas,
nevertheless refused to accept The crown ~nt!l
his brother should AGAIN cave rp k'> c!arn 10
it &nd the Senate the Imperial Council and
! the holy Synod y"al; the accustomed oathS II
fidelity to Constantine. until his vii! should 3e
known. On the 18th Of pccember the rr;cya-
ron OF his determination, confirming the de-
cree Of Alexander was received from Warsaw
and eleven days afterwards the GRAND i'uNe
Nicholas became the hr>t Emperor OF that
name.
! Tb, rci,n OF Nicholas was inaucurated bv
tbr most formidable conS,iracv with which the
Pus.;,n throne has bpen threatened durino
thc nrcsrnt century. The clements of dSor
Jcr which had been Gathering to = head dur.
inc the last weeks of .AlexanCler's lie found 1
Won't tvo DAYS after the accession of the new
Autocr,t On the o(;th of December, when III,
oath of alegancc was administered to the ar
nv, several regiments rushed from their bar
racks to the Senate House, crying "Hural
for CouStantiue;' the tumult rapidly spreat
among the people, who were persuaded by tht
revolutivni>ts that Constantine had been cheat
ed cut Of his rights; and, but for the mora
courage and ccrl determination OF Nicholas
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@"An exchange mentions hearing an ad.
dress from one Of "the strong minded" and
says -" She made some good hits, but not
very strong case, and tipped over all her argu-
ments for wOman's independence of the other
sex, by passing mans hat to take up the col
lection"
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What boxes govern the world? The car
fridge box, the ballot box, the jury box, and
the band box.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-04-26
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-04-26

P $. We selected the thirty-six acre field
merely as an average in size among our fields,
believing that where there arc ten larger, there
are fifteen smaller, and hence more expensive
to enclose