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Charleston Weekly Standard,
BOOT WEARING GENTRY.

NIIE undersigned, Bootmaker, would inform
u the public generally, and especially his old
friends and customers, that he hns just received
that splendid lot of LEATHER Of which he
gave notice some weeks since, and is now ready
and willing to put up III the best possible style,
any work entrusted to him.
If you want Boot that is n Boot, you will
steP into the Shop and leave your measure.
To be found on Washington Street.
EDW'D ROCHE.
March 8, 1856. 46 If
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GRATIS!
JUST UBLISHEDy
A NLW DISCOVERY In MEDICJNES

4 NLW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
FEW WORDS ON TIE RATIONAL
Treatment, without Medicine, OF Sp.rmstor,
rhea, or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility Low
Spirits. Lassitude. Weakness of the Limbs una
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nudity, Self:Distrust, Dizziness. Headache. In.
voluntary Discharges, Pains in the Side Affection
of the Eyes Pimpieu OIL the Face, Sexual and
other Infirmities in man. "1f
From the French of DR.. B. De ,Laney,
The important fact that these alarming COM
plants may easily be removed without Medicine
is in this small tIuct, clearly de,nons,rated: and
the entirely new and highly successful treatment
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

"AVING purchased other Lands more con-
LII venicnt to me, desire to sell my
GRAIN RIDGE PLANTATION,
in the Calhoun Settlement, adjoining lands of
Mrs. Parker aud Mrs. Aston, containing 426
Acres
Persons wishing to purchase Lands, will do
we'll to call on me and examine the place, and
they will find my terms and price reasonable.
ROB'T N. PALMER.
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Prorc aH things, hold fast that rhich is good"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a called meeting of Rolesvle Lodge, No. IA,
the following preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in His
mysterious providence to remove from our midst on
the Goth inst, our much esteemed brother, Hyram
Scarborough; therefore, be it
Resolred, l. That in his death his family loses a
kind husband, fond father, the community one of
its most useful citizens and Masonry Of it's most
devoted members.
Resolred, 2. That as token of our regard for the
memory of our deceased brother, we will wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolred 8. That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the family of our deceased brother,
also to the Editor Of the N. c. STAR requesting their
publication.
JNO NJ. FLEMING, w. NJ.
THos. j. TERRELL, Sec'y.
Rolesville, Jan. 81, 1856. .......
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MECKLENBURG.

The MEssAGE.-The Wilmington Commercial thus
notices the message of the President Kansas az
fairs:
1--WE regret that we have not room for this message
TO- day, which is highly creditable to the patriotism
and proper sense Of public duty in the President.
He speaks of the in6ammatory agitation which has
for twenty years produced nothing but unmitigated
evil North and South, as the cause of the present
difficulty in Kansas. We pleased to see that the
President is firm for Southern Rights-whch mean
nothing more than the rights Of The Constitution.
He Dug to be approved and sustained ty every
southern citizen, aud by every northern citizen, too,
who loves his country"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09
Mr.. buchanan for the Preai1enc,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The delegates elected at
the Democratic city Convention held last evening,
tion Resolutions were introduced declaring the
Hon. James Buchanan to be the choice of the Con.
vention, and the favorite son of Pennsylvania also
instructng the delegates to the State Convention
vote in his favor. These were referred to Commit
tee on Resolutions with instructions to report them
tomorrow. The vote was nearly unanimous.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09

WESTERN FREIGHT-Last week the first regular
Freight Train passed through, going East. The
train consisted Of II heavily loaded that it
was necessary to leave at least three car loads
touched at this station besides the freight east OF
this, for fear the immense weight would crush the
bridges The most of this freight consisted of sur
plus produce raised in these up Countess seeking
eastern outlet And tri-week!y load such as this,
must of necessity make an impression 1t is to COM
mission merchants to say the least Of it worth bid
ding for. Greensboro Times.
SALARY OF THE GOVERNOR OF silssIssIPrI The leg
islaure Of Mississippi have advanced the salary O:
their governor to 5000 per anaum.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09

DEMoCATIc MEETING IN WARREN-The Democrats
pf Warren County will hold meeting in Warrenton,
pm Tuesday Of February Court to appoint delegates
to the State Convention, and for the transaction of
'ther important business" When shall meeting
81 the Wake Dor1ocrats be teldP
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09
'MARRIED.

At the residence of Dr. Thomas Hicks in Wake county
3lst January, by Rev. Gasen Farrer Mr. W. B. HALL.
burton to Miss Rebecca Norwood all Of Wake county
In this county, on the 9TH inst. by B. A. Perry Esq.,
Mr.. John Emory to Miss Helen Spikes. -
In Wake County, the 18th uIt, by Prof W. Brooks
William Rand, Esq, to Mrs. Lucy Simons.
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For the Standard.
(" My FIRST SEASON IA very pleasing title to an
inviting book. 1t claims the merit of originality
rare thing in this age of book.writing when one
is but fac-simile of its predecessor. 1t does not
trighten you by its length, and the print will not
weary the eye by its di,ninutivcness a very pleas
ant recipe for ennui, this stormy weather
1t may be found at w. L. Pomeroy's, who en-
passant, is the most accommodating and gallant of
book. sellers X
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Notice to our Subscribers.

The Standard will be sent to amy hereafter unless
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IL. LIST dan of Aa 1856, the cash rule s0u Be established
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BEAR WOMAN.

vUNHIS WONDERFUL NATURAL LIVING
CURIOSITY. which is supposed by Naturalists and
Others including Dr. Mott Of New York City, be the
great link between the Human and che Brute creation
who having created where she has bosn
exhibited will be exhibition in Raleigh the Town
Hall for two days onIy-commencng Monday Feby llth
from A. NJ to p. NJ, for Ladies and Gentlemen
Admission cents; Children AID Servants l21f cents.
No Man, Woman or Child in Raleigh should mss ses-
ing her.
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DIED.

On the 4th inst in the neghborhood Of Baltimore Of
dysentery and fever Mr. Franklin SAUNDERS eldest Of
IL Hon. :. N Saunders, in the sstb yesr 0f his
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New YORK, Feb. 6-Flour is quiet; sales of State
at 81 g. Ohio 8 81, Southern 8 a. Wheat is in.
active, but nominal. Corn is improving; held at 50
cts. Pork is firmer; Mess SIG. Beef is dull. Lard
is firm. Whskey has declined; sales at S34 cts.
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Later from Hnuti.

HOLMES HOLE, Feb. 2.-Captain Mathews, Of the
schr. Maria L. Davis, arrived from Cape Haytien
which he left on the 10th ut, reports that the Empe
Faustin had returned to the capital from his
successful expedition against the Dominicans but
far from being discouraged recruiting for anoh
er army, to resume his operations.
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The N. C. Mutual Insurance Company.
A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
"A Of the North Carina Mutual Insurance Company will
be held at the Office of the Company, the City Of Rail
egh Thursday the 2Sth day Of February inst II
O'clock b., for the purpose Of filling the vacancy in the
Board and Of electng President in the place of Col Jop
B. u. ROu!hac, decd. -
n.,., 49,. JSo, c. PARTRIDGE ses'y
GREAT BARGAINS I'm MERCHANDISE.
" In consequence Of the death Of Mr. Joseph 3. g.
Roulhac becomes necessary close his Mercantile Bust.
in this City as It be. In order TO effect
speedy sales the friends Of the deceased and the public are
informed that the Store will be kept open ut his late stand
and that the prices will be put down, for cash. to abous
cost and charges upon average The stock s gener.
orally known is excellent in quality and laid
fair termsembracag Fancy Dry Goods, Ladies Articles
Mourning Goods Carpets, Hardware and the best Family
Groceries, The business will be conducted by Mr. Albert
B. Simmons and much possible will b. attended to,
ON behalf Of the family, BY the subscribed ,,,,,,
Rae;oh Feb 9Th 1856 SIT 50
N1OTICE.-LOsT OR MIsLAID, A CERTAIN BOND
IN which held against Jesse Norris and Gsston Utey,
VIM II. NOVEL; being the subseybiDg witness hereto-
Said bond eight hundred dollars the 2sth day
of December twelve months after date, with
interest from date Any information concsEnng it will y
: thankfully received. - 81 - 3.
All persons ars forwsEned :fro trading. for - bond
a6d Messrs Norris and Utley also Jrwsrned from p
ing the same to any person but myself - /.
Easpsboso,, Johnston Co, Feb s. 1s6a 2s,st
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BEAR WoMAN.-We have seen dagLereotype of
Miss julia Pastrana and pronounce her in our esti-
maton to be the greatest and most wonderful curl.
|osity in the world. She can be seen for two days
|only at the Town Hall, commencing Monday Feb
uary 18th. The admission Is only % cents and it is
therefore in the power of every to take peep
lat her
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FROM WASHINGTON.

On Monday last Gen. William Cullom, of Tennes-
see member of the last Congress and anti Ne
braska Know Nothing, was elected Clerk of the
House of Representatives by the united votes Of the
black Republicans and Know Nothings. Messrs
Paine, Puryear, and Reade voted for him; and the
other members from this State voted against him.
| An anti-administ ration caucus was held at the
Capitol on Monday night, ta 4th, and was attended
by eighty or ninety members. Capt. Darling, of
New York, was nominated for door-keeper, r. c.
Norris of Pa, for postmaster, and MIR. Follett of
Ohio, for printer to the House. Messrs. Darling
p and Morris were appointed by resolution on Tues
day.
1t is calculated that there were at least five hum
| dred applicants for Office under the House organ-
cation. They were saoarming in and around the
Capitol. The rush desperate. This is spec-
men of the Know Nothing rule, that "the Office
must seek the man, and not the the Office"
The Hon. George NJ. Dallas, of Pa, has been ap.
pointed by the President by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentary Of the United States to
England, in the place of Hon. James Buchanan, re-
called at his own request.
Chief Justice fancy has SO far recovered from his
severe and protracted illness as to be able to resume
his high official duties. He appeared in his seat in
the Supreme Court on Monday.
The TOMB OF JAcKsoN.-The Nashville American,
of the 9th January, says: We notice with pleas
ure the passage of bill in the House to purchase
for the State five hundred acres of the ground in
Guiding the tomb of JACKSON and the buildings, of
the Hermitage. The price fixed does not exceed
the actual value Of the property. independent of its
associations. We presume there is no doubt of the
passage of the bill in the Senate, and that Tennessee
will be the owner, for oil time, of the tomb of her
most ustrous son, and of the beautiful fields which
he so well loved"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09

The County Court of Moore, on Tuesday last, ell
ected Mr. A. M. Branson County Register, and WIN.
Barrett, Esq, Treasurer of Public Buildings Gen..
W. d. Dowd Dr. John Shaw, and VIM. 9. Camp
bell, Esq, elected Special Court for the en-.
suing year. -. Fay. Garoliniaa.
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wv AsHINGroN, Feb. 6.-Mr. Dallas is now in this
city making preparations to leave for England
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New YORK. Feb. 6.-There are no signs as yet, Of
the Liverpool steamer, now hourly expected with,
later dates from Europe p 49,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09

PATENTS ISSUED in 1S55.-Th. whole number of
patents issued at Washington City in 1856, was l943
There were Bog issued to persons in New York -2s7
to Massachusetts-237t to Pennsylvana-l33 to Ohio
los to Connecticut-45 to Virginia-6 to South
Carolina-5 to North Carolina-6 to Georgia. &c.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09

W We have received the February numbers of
the "sArator and " Cultivator both useful and
interesting agricultural publications.
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Where are we driftings
Right up |" Salt River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
From Our ship-News Reporter,

From Our Ship News Reporter.
The steamer Empire state, Capt Rrtyton, left Fall
River at o'clock let evening, a6til, for New-York
with absat $50 passengers, and wbe near Point Ju
dth the starboad boiler bust inside, making little on
no noiss, sending the steam down through the crate
bars TO- the blow.bs&, which burst, when the steam
escaped to the deck. A portion Of the deck pcssen-
gers aad crew wh9 were standing scar were moro o.
lees injured by rhaling the steam; six of when sub.
seqrsntly died.
Cspt. b. Immediately Anchorul tha boat and got
steam on the osAer boiler, afer which he 60. under
way ard put back to Fail River. wher he transferred
the passenge 70 TO the State Of NJ inc. We gan no
further particulars in regard to Il ip red The boiler
xas but one year old, and had been speced bet two
months proriousi thsy were CT ryn at the tire four
'irches lees steam thsa usual We an gather tut two
names of the dead--Ezra w aEau g. Third Engineer,
aud Mr. 1etchuIn. boiler matel- Upon the return OF
the EprIe State 20 Fall River, hysicans were in
mediac}y procured. Mr. Rsrdes one Of the principal
men 81 the plaza, with sAs 8, their wives and
daugh!e, upon bearing Of he disaster hurried 10 the
see ne ard rea2ered such stance as wss in their
power; the injured were v<al cared for The State
Of aaine arrived here laas avn ming at o'clock.
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Mos1 MELANCHOLY OccuREEscE.-Ine Eageheld
rs. CT Advertiser Of the 23d ipst. Gays; "
to the heart to have % record most oceII
renee, which tsok p in or village On Tpnany
ian. who was ss.s in sudden afiay, BY Mr.; Geof a
D. TiumsB, and expired very soon siteIwsrS. fhe
verdict Of the Jory of ques vas that tne aece A.et
came to his oe sth by she dLehage u no n the
The affair. We presume, win Undergo jleieia invest
CATION. FVE the present, however ipinnA" has ieff
and Is no. yet arTetted.
A man named Philip s. gsiss was muio tfed IN Cleve
.arsv ,r S,srmsn name Henry Tarblestein whc
eopSs.sss 70 The deed. The Murdered nan leave. I
WE AID four cbgtrp. Wh!sky wss TIE chic! sct0
IN III, tragedy,
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Ccuesporderee oE Tie N. 7. II b. eos.

LAwREscE, kansas, f@turday, June 81, 1856.
There lie q. this momen. COD my arior tebie some
four Of those ornaments y doyned by az many
pairs Of Free State men, who bail TO- night from the Ts
cumseh JaI having been sept in BINDS some three or
four weeks, 10 learn tie nsssnshiH, fact bat Donald
sop l. Co. have nothing ssainst yaoet Of them Two
of their party, having bsea rsvnbers If the To9eka
Legislature, are dasi,Rd fox high tisaNn' and wiu
be brought TO the Leoomp.oy. camp, wbere thcr TEL
Iow-conspiraors (ous Governor, Secretary o. Sste,
pro tenn, Editor &c >! are aSstng-fhs consequence
A. The tea.tabe N tis next SON ats . an who
carries ball betss=n lss lungs e,d his ribs LEFT there
by " Law and Oder ueni ara he has, just been 70
Lecomptop 70 get ha murieseys-for they thought
they were killing hin~ anestel Not Mat be expects
justice, but be VIII to ga IL before taking ven
gesnce into hs own hands. Some ten Or twelve days
ago be en n9 solos to go 1r load Of provsions, wa,
sttae s ~ apSyJ Of two hundred n6sns, who took
nom nm fa ssJ a, with $500, and sio " more in
mn Fey OF Rss~ d o. leaving three OF their number
70 alspoua In Whsn be found tina. to be their game,
&c ";, ioe a ought be could manage two Of them
TO o. ihsn'." lie answered, no" and as be say q
sun I'tsep ed, he turned little and received the pan
IN 1 ns a9' The eod-blooded villain knocked hin
snnrs their horses and gslloped OF, rot caring 70
%mne % what could be done without their sil Vi ~ -.
Pay eager to be dividing the spok- Seeing isas 10
:" but one antagonist to grapple WIN, MI d.
Jzed the weapon az ii was dispensing YET c'ueI oV
on his PROSTATE form, and succeeded IN wfes.nS =.
from the brutal band Of lis osner, Who neoi 80 -
cIawled away into the tall grass iie Sas TWO n
walking to Dr. Stills, some ten miles, bepg s,e no
wax ,ar ri once, owing to bis vound' he se IN
food from Tuesday morning, when he lef home ''H
Saturday Oipirg at DIR. stills. A.. and
Wlsn had given hi@ biz tint cap 81 ks.r,sd
lt.ltd 10 srch prficnlars had tot beet 70 s ,.
10 ,re before poed IA 10 the II room to os
leisul,ly at the shaek,s there, Who're .,I, y, AZ
w,aprs had just had the pleasure W ""@