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That have i-rH uur.Iiu. IH che .,strtu, c'rrrni.
rg ib. blood, srusntrg thr lone. rr''ir''ng ih1
l.r.rl.s &c irH fNrui,. ur t.fl ,rsrs. have 'rru
.i,l.H, ou...I m RAILWAYS EENuNNT
NC HTSOlNINT
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Who's unrii,l irl. b. ,sars have hr.a coaches
ani rsre', viii 6ud l,adv1,'s
Rsuayat,ug kssnNeui tue TenuNa'cf and inNir-
orator 81 ih. diseased sod disabled parts. Al
eu-uurdnes. q. f.mo'ad ~ lev dnNs and ever,
organ On thc system b. restored ~ health and Nigor
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Tt.>a mr Music About thrg' srrAs
..rsr. while Charlie. =. >ii.Hy -nn ul'Mr.
Sara' >'r.ry r' Aurm, ni ot sixteen,
g.a--. vr. .u tt. a.,-l, nearly mile fr.m
homo. aIuu, with aD OK team. Wolf came
m,, GRO ral Immediately iu ir.ut ot him,
hrrl ,u.gg and 10 qul.tly down upon bis
rpurHr-. fut 40 ,hs tlmr ,a,rl0r- and
.aarrtu: Doe ,g.ta. The team .torpri-
Ia- note, alrH tbi, Charlie. H. boldly
aIur-I with Do, COX c.si, determined 60
.r-ri t- b., share .i Che highway -
Wan within. 200 -Four o., ulb., -r0U,'
inc antagonist. NJ Wolf concluded Co -
Hrrui,H h., ground aut marched ofud 'u-
4. .n..k rns Bang Mercury
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n. II. II. DISCOVERY, w. =.

RAILWAYS RENuyNTlNG EE>oLNINT
r...fs.5s ftr u1.f gr.fk pHI potent power nvsr
,.I ,hrrrI.. ~-rHniH, ~tphinu,. 'Hl sAiH i's'rs'
90. o. .., hHur. after Do trsitusr BE- nA'n, i'r
r1usrt 300 isrI ifs rruH,puu- rh'r'.
TOE NJ. Ul NpES
The w1.f frl prl 0Hrupt huu.nr' N.N l1 lr"
.,s,. ,isII tl tte ris H.irg, uurtirg 'pi r,u1'
Brirs irfpar,r u' Co., NENulNIlNU RI
>OINTNT The mr.t l0pih.rr. s'r,s, lIrrr',
Np'r., ~s,ILrgs. ,1 'hr u'.t
TRIGUTTIl {. ~kIN DISEASES,
Have is.rp ,uf,i boz e i.a dl,. o., E'dsas's ''n'
a,aiirf Es.ub,ui. n s pal.'u' H uA'. anil
ihr rlfirut ls.i. nu dr.sgr'saUl' 'sn'auon OF
uCku.ss 90 thr stomach.
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FOR BOSTON.
Dm,. tSurNr.r, : srspAr' r,errrr

'hNl fl N'"HNN MA - . ~ 49, 80 ~ ''t.'N
-,s oN sni shsr MONDAY. ths
lrh iust.. the last and 90.
klL -.,ty rsriar s-a-guiug Steamers ST.
LAWRENCE, Capt. CYErs
SrUHrvhNr.) AID ATLANTIC (CapL Gao
kNtHr,l slIi rIl as lai.owss
l4Hs,iac ALA &c Rail Esld Wharf every MoA
ta,. Tr-.fav. Nriuss.'a,. THURSDAY ani fnday,
af s'r',rk r.. "; lnt Csuiral Wharf, Boston. -.
sang das., az : O'Clock J.. ".
Calm Passage, SIPS
Deck 100
Freight taken atl0V raics.
N.R-Each Boat - furnished With larg, NUN.
b,r .f SUITE Rooms ilr the accommodation 81 laiies
snd trniI.rs and travellers are remiuted that by
taAiny thts Lps. lnuch saving Of time aud sNpsnse
wii ~ uass AL that the ipcuuvsnisnCs Of AMY
ns Boston a. ate hears OF the night wlH also -
avoided.
ne Boat. arrive IN ssason cor the passengers to
taAe Tie earliest trains DOT Of The city.
l. billings Agent, Portland.
J. BROohS As-si. Boston.
lIaIek 20. issi. ~
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STEVENS & sHURTLEFF.
~ SuuTl PARIS. Ne
Farm for Sale.
MY

I'll \ FARM situated IN sScs7Ss
Nsr, pheasant raut ui The ,ss,1t.f,ts
Als.I,s town ui Paris, ONiuri <ssSSsN
- 'h County, Ne, containing
b='F'hs aluut two hundrrd sCrrs 49,
Ut land, well Divided ,uln mns ing la,.turc ari eel.
.-,; more ,hau ,u.thifi- ~ The hnd can h. r''v
Oh. The ra.iuupg b. c,Tal a. lu,, eel =. irrigated
o., 70 uua,ng br.aA. The luibIings CONSIST Of q
glnd tvu siur, huuss, two lurns and shsd IT,
tween then thiu, let squire aIsu aluui i,ur acres
of br1 80 With arpir.tfc,s wh'ch have lrcu .tait.
90 within 90. o.. fNI.. scars 1r' u1w b'-iu ~
i.tr largely. This u,ch,rl viii Yield from uue a.
lh.,, huadr,,l dplsr- suuh 1T iu't ~ Nsar.-
fhpIr isVullr nun-sf ~ Ishr-'fte., some "l Which
have COINS ,at1 lssfng, aui a lev plum-irc's, 'ni
n,fsst, or one thuu.and small tros-, part II which
Nrre lsti,ie,i ast Augu.t. said huu has guud
aguD,.uSt uf running water az the iafn and huns,,
which = I'D by neycr.Ailng sprin-. said hrm
has a good led II muck ard a large pInniit, ui lruu
utr, -Jms ~ which has lesDvolkel lwouid hors
.is that the orchard y seeond a. Doue IN the cuun
81 II not the hest there briug stoui hiiy'l'c Minds
II he hsst fruit this cuuuip sdurds. SAID iauu D.
within Eve miles II the Atlantic and 81 Lawrence
Depot az South Paris, ADD within two miles # the
couri house. and the meeting house which l. owned
by the Baptist snd Uniyrrsali.t soc,eties. 1hos'
that Wish a. luy ar requested 10 call aud view The
prsmisss, t-twccu now and the htst of OctoheT
ueNt. Tor further particulars inquire oi
ORlSON RIPLEY, on the premises.
Pare, Aug. 10, 1859. p
u. There l. al.o sufficient WoOdlot Zoe the
Use OF the fann.
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SaAn,iti,s Of Po,isOS. urO now imported.
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LANE g. WHEELER.

CrATioNERs ard Account Book Manuiastw-
y ers, Dsaisr. In American, french and Engl'sh
STATIONERY, anl Ag,sts iof Cisco \ iurihutrs
csl,b aied Wri,inr raps,., & shiple,'s ssal pfoss
No. Ii Naf, Sncd, Boston.
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SCKEN CK'S
VI Nd r 4 X + PILLS

wit. rluri 'u rr.ssss ihuse uu'Iiiir' nr'r''''
OIL, f4 tlr '.ttIs. adip,ttru of I'll 1I'IHus attack
rfrmpt tu s,u the s-,f,tibns ~ che lNrg '1'
give q hs,Ihy tone a. The entire sVs'rrn lnH-''
De- Il. rp ofi,u,N Discovery boo Medical i'n.r,
o. nv. is,rHi.i frr~i, irr ihrss 'tul1-''n r""'-
pIstpts, -h,JL d-'s'1p- s' thr results p'''.'rr'.
b, hrututfr Tee us. ~ ''lHmr'-' mineral
p.tI, dreaded b, uFsus i0i-arl HskuHv 'r,i.r,i iu
H.. if.,urrti,r BOO ihs r,usmr tn th~ human .'s'
ten Thg, th. rrur,ftiss of CERTAIN vegetable
s.,,uf.ii.f 40 th- ,IuuTs ni s4slHsI, ~ithuui 90
tulut 4us Ten ruSirs De- rHw pu admitted ifrt, req
F.rs,I fnftsrut,hIs ht stisuthr rssstrhss arf
tb.Hs vHu uar thr MbnIuiks lrII. will %" iH..,
sau.uritbst ths Isst mra.iHls Hrr ih4s' prH,r
JsI o., H1tu, iH lhs ,mmnu uols 'ud ru'i '
thH tfI.
Tho Tiils rr.1 che lausi. ,uI sour,' pIi h,.
I,.rs ,irr.U.r mrHts vttuHut s,H,HtiHH o' HHN a
tTs irufiHH. effects ui r,nmr' uf other rzTI.Hu-.
Thr srrrrftnH Hi bfls d. pfHu1iri bf these liI,s,
,s sf Is. seen lN ths lItst0i ruiHf 90 che siHl.'
tHU H..rrr.rur. Ht thU .f''s gNwI tr
J.,lr,lr. HI ihr iHHgu..
NmuHr Iifrrfi.Hs iuf Gee Irsuunnv each lu'
orb. ppH tho rTirr 81 1 ualrt l~i''. HIt1r SCI
WrrH I.Bis s0i Is,N Of rl'Is sHmHfrrf rs "u'
aaf dollar Uut s.usr,is h1Nr. ul Pile clu D.
bod uf ,r, af ths Nssuts iar - r,urs.
Thee r~r1s.liHs 600 rrrH1frt u1HHr tfr VrrsnnH
.uf-r,i.irn OF d. J. ". ~,bsr,k. puru'iHr n
S,h,urk'. rr'n.rir ~frup, fhs u'l r.f'H4shr,
umr, mf Cuu,omr'rH1. Huu'hu,', 'HHgH'
Calir 50. s.. hui thr i1'e1inrn l ihr c'h''rhir,
l,ssriumffrf, iHf ,,puiniHg 1uI I'scung a..
Ii,sasrs ID doe luHgs. Heart. s..
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Nsv NuEs D.u tIrr>sfs. Mr Comp
r.IEr fa--.. E.ugrt % dc expense ~
N.v N.-S, ha, hru issued. Toe rut.r, sH-
rnumr- fr Do, y.a' 1851, iaeIul.n. ore
binary city eyrr-s, AMI ,h'-' on 'ru.tant
.r.r.al arugut, amount o. che round sum
.gtr ri".r, ~ frHr,' uf Chi, sum, "a
HuI. 'r-s than fr- u,.irg' ar 90 down
among th, ordinary city r1r-uii'ur-7 The
ar--t lt.m uri.r tHl. head b. t.r tlr Pc
lrr. S>1IEil. thr next is ir che Aims
Uuu-r, Sr2uuo ,trr.t ryru-.s arr lut
down 40 s3,y."Ii cIean.iu. .trets at
SsOU0o, hmr-, ani gas 60 500 ,9ol ,
sF9u. -U- r-frtir. ~lgnA2l
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.Inmns French & Co.,

- WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON,
nEALEGs ~ ~ kiads 81 Boohs aud IN
~ TIONERl, oi even Na''ciN' -
J. 4. 4 Go. vii pnhbsh The ii'',,g =, We w"
F,,e,. l., Hurnhau, 80 SATURDAY, Mach W.
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a aGRICuITURAL MAcHINERY.-Th

a GRICULTURAL MACHINETI The sub
IA scrbcr has On hand The largest stock of Farming i'm
penents to be found in the State embracing horse
which have takeu the first premiums at the late Fair held
IN Baltimore and this CITY wheat ThTeshers. wheat Drills
seed Sewers Planters CeTn-shelleTsof kind. to
shell from ooto l5p0 bushels day, which sold low,
and warranted fully equal to be found in the Union;
straw cutters for hand and horse power, honnv Mills Grist
mills capable Of grinding 20 bushels of good meal per hour
Corn Cob CrrIsher Vegetable Cutters Fan mills of
which have taken "a premiums with several medals and
ucatcs of their pfceminerce all uters Harrows of
every and shape. Cullivators for and hors
with wrought and cast iron and reversible steel teeth,
Cotton and Tobacco Cuvators PiowS Of all patterns for
twu three and four huIse large and desirable
sorment be found in house north south, with
DO tons ct PlOw Castings to suit Iokes, Bows Yoke
runs Bow pins whffie Trees Trasc Chains Ok and Log
Chains, Axes Grub hoes wedges, Drag and Cuitivator
Teeth spades Shovcis Forks worth st each Gard
Tools hoes Garden Pows and Cultivators Chain Pumps,
Cast Iron Pumps Garden Engines Pcsthole Augcrs Bull
Rings Ok Balls Butter CurnS, with every other desirable
Implement for the Farm, be found in any Agricultural
House north south, with many other desirable goods,
viz Bar Iron Of all for the farm blacksmith ship
wright, carriage makers &C. &c bellows, anvls vices,
stocks and dies hand and slcge hammers blast pipes
boxes carriage axes and springs couldrons and other hol
low castings grndsones framed and not framed with rc
ton rollers for &c, with large lot of superior green
and black teas cigars white and coorcd carpet warp hemp
wine for sturgeon nets wrought and cut nails, ship and
boat spikes with great other goods which cannot
be enumerated advertisement. All in want invi
ted TO cali and supply themselves the best terms.
S. MARCH
Norfolk, Va. Dec. Is, S53. 10
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Norfolk, Va, Dec. Is, Is

Spring Is54.-WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE
STRADE, Pete@durg ia. We take pleasure in announc
ing the Merchants OF Virginia and North Carolina, that
cf house has just returned from the North and
tnS where he has purchased commanding
stock of Boots Shoes Brogans Trunks Carpet Bags Va
ces Wrapping Paper, Lacings &c, and ali other articles
belonging our branch of business.
Our assortment This season will bc much larger and more
varied than heretofore i'll order to meet the demands of
rapidly incrPS trade Our goods have all been bought
of First Hands, and selected with by old buy
of thirty experiences with special reference to the
wants of the Virginia and North Carolina Merchants
We in receipt Of portion of stock and
in daily expectation of large accesons thereto, which will
render assortment m the most complete and
tive offered the Southern Trade.
In soliciting examination friends and
the public generally that prices shall be found low
and reasonable those ofany similar establishment
south of Massachusetts.
csy- Merchants and Others buv.ng by the Package
d will lind il their interest stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere is determination sell
cheap of our nCrIhem competitors.
w. Il. JOHNSON & CO.,
Two doors below Paul x Mc!iw,ine,
East side Sycamore 81, Petersburg, Va.
Feb. 2S 1854. Sly.
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e n GIN E E Rim :.

FErHE EUNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL las specifications and estimates and 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 Machnst and having had seven years
experience in North Carolina fully the wants
ii the people, ana safely that facilities for
nlsing good Sachinc1y fair prices unsurpassed
will pay particular attention putting up machinery
in any part of the States of North and South Carolina
Agent for McCntocks patent Safety Valve and Scots
patent Brick Machine &c. &c.
"a All letters to receive must be paid
HENRY &. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer
Raleigh, n C..
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rl5OO Acres of Roanoke Lands and parcel o
Likely Negroes for Sale.
DEVOTE HIS

1900 Acres of Roanoke Lands and a parcel o
Likely Negroes for Sale.
TUNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO DEVOTE HIS
IL time sentirey his profession, offers for sale his
farm six miles above CASTOR in the county OF NorhamP
and State of North Carolina The farm is situated IN
healthy and pleasant country and In wealthy ana nte
gent neghborhood Upon the farm there is an excellent
and well finished dwelling house, containing eight or ten
rooms, and all necessary and c0nOenSeat out houses,
the subscriber having gone to considerable expense IN Mt
ting and improving the place, expecting at the time to
make It his for life The tract contains about 300
of low grounds 0ataab because seldomf
injured by eshe large portion of the remainder IS
in its original growth hickory dogwood DC The soil IS
well adapted to the cultivation of wheat tobacco and
and is susceptible of the highest state of improve
ment The subscriber has taken pains to Improve
his land by dchng and the of fertilizers The owner
of this has only the fac tes afforded by the wa
the Roanoke; but the Railroads. convenient
breakfast home and dine in Raleigh
Petersburg Norfolk In addition he has the
of large manufacturing mill in alfa mile of his residence
portion If the upland has been highly man4red aud
seeded in wheat and winter OATS another portion has upon
it good stand of clover The subscriber is very anxious
sell his farm will do for the of $4,000 dollars,
and allow the purchaser ce he desires it, An en-
ergec and Industrious with fifteen hands could pay
for it in 81 orter period uin tue products OF the farm
alone. :,
The subscriber for fair price would sell to the purchas-
er ten or fifteen hands lyOurg men and women
During the session of the Legislature address me AT
Raleigh, n. c. JNO. B. B1NUM:
Dec. 1854. 5-u,
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Warren l.. POmerOy,


NO. 16, FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, n. c.,
UOOD-NOTES, OR CAROLINA CAROLS
4 Collection Of North Carolina Poetry,
(1mpileG By ZeneLlo. 2 ToIS. 12npo.
FENHE Volumes of poetry presented to the pnblic
Il had their origin in collection for the compiler's
As it increased few friends expressed wish
that it should be rendered complete possible pub
Of possessing in permanent AMI convenient fiin copy
Of many pieces that thay had probably read and admired
and perhaps for time preserved from regard for the
thors. Encouraged hy their kind cooperation the
has been steadily, though slowly, growing until it has
reached its present though it has been impossible
procure many pieces which thought could be procur
ed vet it is hoped that this first attempt of the kind
North Carolina will meet with the favor of the citizens
whose the work is principally intended. Though we
may not have produced great poets still these oot
prints of the Muse will show that possess of
''the poets that
By Nature; men endowed with highest gifts,
The vision and the faculty divine.
is from knowledge of the writer's that many pieces
In this collection will derive their interest though
rejected still it the thought that public expectation
would have been disappointed had they been omitted
We lack space to-day anything like justice to this
fine collection of NOrth Carolina Poetry. Among those
fIom whose efson selections have been made, may
Anderson. H. S. Elienwood Judge CASTOR. Rev. F. L..
Hawks j. NJ Loveoy, A. F. Morehead Judge Strange, s.
W. Whiting Warren Winslow j. B. Shepard, E. Cantwell,
W. ]. Clarke The Poem by Mr. Loveoy--" Day the
lIlls"possesses much merit Portions of it equal to
anything written by Percva Bryant Longeow,
or Prentice. G--.StaDdtrd. ~
For sale wholesale and retail By the publisher.
Oct. 1854.
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5000 Russians Killed by Small Detachment
OF TURKS!!

J
A QUESTION ARISES IN THE CITY OF OAKS
W no sells The cheapest goods, but that trouble
can Ge easily decided just calling at the beautiful Store
a. Fa who boast Of their well selected stock for
the best quality Of French and German Cassimere Pants
few hundred different stiles of cth beaver sattinet and
rey silk velvet vests very superior QUALITY as well as
sS siik plush satin farmers satin, down Vests for Is
and everything else usually kept in furnishing store
ihey pa t1rularly call The attention gentlemen their
made to order in their nanuactory Baltimore warranted
other house in this City embracing every article to meet
he TASTE OF the fair from fine silk down cloth
As our partner, Mr. Jos Schoss has soiourned in the
Northern CItieS for four months in avaed
any wholesale house in the Union They can and will
and have done it already underse any of their opponents
Raleigh, October 10, 1854 9SC
SILAs BURNS, PROPRIETOR, BUILDER OF
The above establishment been in successful operation
about one and has turned the best STEAM
ENGINES and SAW MILLS have ever operated in this
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery of description to be completed
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable me to fill
WITH dispatch and punctuay all orders after the 1st of
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works
'AUBRY, Cumberland May Is, 1852.
MI SILAs BrRNsedr Sir: Our Engine and Mills, made
fully meet our expectations. Tie ENGINE and
STRENGTH PERFORMANCE and DURABILITY inferior
IN IN the STATE OF the same class made here elsewhere The
MILLS run with sinoothnesS and speed truly astonishing
In ordinary saving we cut i'll sized log, foot,
through log IN 81 seconds or at the rate Of s feet
per minute by running to the top speed fully believe
heard urged is it lakes TOO lnav hands TO haul I'D logs and
carry away lumber. Yours &c,
June p 1852 81
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HOW TO SAVE MON EY.
Call at II. L. EVANS

Call at H. L. EVANS
No. - CHEAP PLACE,
RdLeigh. Y. e.
THNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
z form his friends and that he has hand
large and well assorted Stcck Of Fancy and Staple Dry
which, he desires close out by Spring make for
another stock and to enable him To do the entire stock
will be sold reduced prices for cash, to Punctual
dealers Il short credit
Call and examine for yourselves.
II. L. EVANS
~ Il RIVER ACADEMY, GRANVILLE Co,
IL y. c.. The Trustees are happy 10 inform the PUBLIC,
that they have obtained the of gentleman well
qualified prepare young for College, the active
pursuits of life The location is proverbally healthy, and
being free the entcem of Town Village, there
many to believe the morals of the Students will be
greatly protected.
The next session will commence Monday the 18th
of january, 1870.
Prices of Tuition $3.50 $1O SI250 ard s15 according 10
advancement.
Board can be obtained in the best families SIS per
month.
CIV ALLEN
Secretary IF Boara Of Trustees
Nov. 10th, 1854. 1O2.-td.
~ Biblical Recorder and Register will copy until the
seseion commences and forward accounts TO c. W. Allen.
ENISI AND OYSTERS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
- having rented the front of the store occupied by
Mr. G. b. Moore the Post Office, intend keeping for
sale the finest Norfolk Oysters and Fish Persons wanting
the above article may assured of getting them Fresh
the keg or by retail Any wanting a quantity will
have their orders attended to by giving two days
tice
Orders from the country with reference will be promptly
attended John G. SHIRLEY co.
Raleigh, October %, 1854. 96-3m.
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WDAINT'S, OILS & VARNISH.-The SUBSCRIBER
is receiving his Spring stock of PANTS os and Var,
mesurate with the greatly increased demand He would
call especial attention to his Superior quality of Pure White
Lead 1inseed Oil Coach and Furniture Varnish, and
spectfuy invite purchasers Examine his Stock and
before buying this the northern Markets. beey
ing he is able to give them superior inducements
p. F. PESCUD.
3 . Raleigh, March 2S, 1864. SS-
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I'D ALEIGH & -GASTON RAIL ROAD.-Saves
Aare not permitted travel the Rail Road without
written permit from their Duplicates should in all
be given the Ticket Agents instructed to retain
copy of every pass JAMES NJ POOlA
Ticket Agent
Raleigh, January 6, 1854. 10
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, spaAlh ACRES of fTURPENTINE Land

sHaA(h ACRES of TURPENTINE Land
eBeSUSI FOR SALE.-We offer for sale a tract of
county, adjoining the New Hanover county line The Holly
Shelter road from Wilmington to jacksonville and Rich
land now in successful working condition Turpentipe
STILL capable of running so barrels DIV eing House,
Barns Stables Negro Houses, and in fact every thing
cessary for the prosecution of the business IL mules
The produce of the land hauled miles to navgabe wa
ter for of the The timber
hauled 515 miles to Creek There considerable guam
tty good timber the land and ghtwood for making
in abundance.
The above presents favorable opportunity for Turpen
tine and Timber dealers to make an Investment which can
not fail to be highly renlunerave There Stills
within miles of the place, and consequently compe-
ton in the purchase of the material The subscribers
having attend TO the place
per attention will sell the whole interest of
half to a competent person who will take charge IF the
premises and conduct the business. Apply to
- WM. A. GUYER,
J. L. BLOSSOM,
Wilmington, n. G..
Sa,tapnbar Ia S6-tE
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BIacksmi:hins, LlOtse-ShOeing, &c.
HTDWAED YARBROUGH, Jr., HAVING
EL erected Blacksmith Shop at the of Har
ge and Wilmington St' is prepared to have all work in
the above line executed with aud dispatch The we'll
known Jim 1kiS with competent assistants, being per-
manenty engaged lie is enabled to have the animals
trusted to his Shod i'll wor!lmanlike manner.
Raleigh Nav 20 1854. 54-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-17

MURFREESBORO' N C.
Dr. r. ii. WoRTHINGToN: 1t affords pleasure to say,
that have used your Cholera Darhea Medicine for the
last twelve months and have found invariably successful
in relieving speedily the which have had
We entertain high appreciation of its
luc and have hesitation in expressing he opinion, that
it will prove to be valuable family med cine
RICHARD q. COWPER.
B. F. SPIERS
Oct. II, 1854 96-tf
For sale by Williams & Haywood. Raeigh. n. G.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-17

AEASWELL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
u COMPANY.-Ths Company, chartered at the last ses
the Milton, has been fully organized and is
prepared receive applications for Insurance Houses
furniture Goods, Factories &c. The will be the
as those of the other Mutual Fire Insurance Companies of
the State.
All applications the location and situation of the
buildings and other property which Insurance desired
The undersigned has been appointed General Agent for
this Company and he is also the Agent for the Ena Fire
Company of Hartford Connecticut and the Hart
Company, located i'll the same place.
applications for Insurance local Agencies to be adj
dressed WILLIE PALMER, Secretary the subscriber
NATHANIEL J. PALMER.
Milton n c. April 18th, 1858. 4S-tf