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Q. r OFFICE, VANDkLIA, June 81, 1854.
PRoE. WOOD: Dear Sir IL take pleasure In bearing vol
unAry testimony the excellence Of your Hair Restorative
Three months my hair very grey. Il is nov dark
brown, 1.-THE original orr smooth and glossy. The only
application have made 10 Il has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by you which from the result my
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Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLC0TT
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American Convention.

An American I0nVenloa VIII be he'd at
ea@ WI ~ IN - n n n FL -Ez-,
In DeKalb county, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
next 10 elect suitable candidate for Elector Of the
Fourth Congress onal District.
The several counties forming the District will bear
this in mind.
A Fillmore and Donelson Ratification Meeting
will be held after the adjournment Of the ConVen
I'M
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vrcrkrrs. Ind. yuns lslh. 1sss.

Prot o. J. Wood As you about 10 manufacture
vsnd your recently Discovered Hair Restorative viii stat
for WhomsoeyeF u may concern thatI have used H.
others a. that have for several years been
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ply Il, she dress which Il drops would, therefore,
recommend H. every DESTROYS Of having ace
color and texture u hair.
Respectfully youFs,
wILSOS KING.
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1900 PRIZES! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
To be Drawn NAV 18th.

BY AUT HOKTTY OF THE STATE OF q EORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETS
CLASS NJ,
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Concert Hall, Eacon, Ca. under the sworn super
a intendence Of col. Geo. VI. Logan and J as.
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The Manager having announced his determination TO
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May 18th, scheme that far surpase' any scheme
offered in the annals OF Lotteries. Look Interest
Examine the Capitals. ~ One Prize 70 ejyt IS a.
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Respectfully your,
sr.LouIs, June ~. 1854

y. LOrls, june ~, ia
Prof Wood As you about prepare and vrnd yea
recently discovered Hair Restorative and you request
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prepared therefore 20 reeoumsnd al sho de-
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an, az, yours, kc-,
H. l. STEWART
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Capital $4,000!

1900 Prizes Amounting to $4,000!
Tickets $500: Halves s4 90; Quarters $500
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear being
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SHERIFFS' SALES.
sHERIFr,s SALE

ny virtue Of writ of pendioRi erpods, direrted
ID and delivered ON honorable Circuit Court Of Da-
wilson county Tennessee at its January Term 1886, viii
EXPOSE to public SALE the highest bidder for cash. the
court house door in the city Of Nashville the third day
Nav 1856 all the right title claim in crest and estate which
McNairy then had may since have acquired in and
to the following described properly witt All Of that tract
or parcel Of lard lying and being in the county OF Davidson
and State Of Tennessee, BroNn Creek aco ming con-
ditiopa line made between David Mitchell and Ragen Topp
below and Burton above beginning at red oak and
orked topped said Burtons line running south
~ five deg east seventy poles, to mulberry thence
east one aud twenty five poles to stake being the
conditional line said Topo and said MITCHELL thence
south two hundred and eighty poles TO honey locust and
elm and dead black locust Genrys corner thence west with
his hundred poles TO Higgons Bartons corner
north with his line to the beginning containing 4Ol acres
being levied upon the property Of W. II. McNary TO sat
sfy judgment rendered 10 favor Of s. B. Hamilton, Admir-
against McNairy Hamilton.
Nashvile Marrh 1S4s
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Wanted Immediately.
NE PLUS Ultra" Scheme.

q GOOD MILLINERS Also, or young Ladies to
" learn he busin Apprentices. alo want young
LAD ~ attend in tn. store. Z. WISE.
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River and Steamboat News.

The river was still rising last evening;
weather fair There are about five feet water
ou the shoals.
The JOHN Simpson leaves for Memphis to-
day at u O'clock
The CUBa from paducah, and the Eclipse
from Cincinnati, arrived Yesterday.
The Magnolia for Cincinnati, The AleoRia
for St. Louis, and Cuba for Puducah departed.
The Rock city was loading aud probably got
off las, night, for Paducah.
The Umpire aud 4. L. Daris are loading for
up river Ports-wi get cif to-day perhaps.
The n. o. Crescent Of the 90 h says
From the officers uf the steamer Swamp
FIX. which arrived yesterday morning, we OBJ
tanned the following particulars OF the ex-
plosou aud loss of Il e Alabama.
On Saturday, the Is Il inst. nj about 10
o'clock. 4 NJ while the Alabama. on her
way from New Orleans 90 Muden had reached
n point five miles above Grand Ecore, he lar
board boiler exploded with tremendous force
tearing away her upper works rs far back rs
the barber shop, and killing and wouuding a
number ct persons, among the latter of whom
was the commander Of the boat, Capt. Graeif
Immediately afterwards the boat took tire aad
burned TO the waters edge, together with her
cargo.
The following is, We believe, correct list
of the sufferer. by his disaster.
Killed.. S Brl, l., clerk; S. Parker,
watchmar; H. NJ. Pothrn, passenger; Patrick
Kelly, Tim Flaher,y, Stephen McDonough,
John Laughljn, fl cmer; f. c. Butler, deck
hand, and Jnsrph Ogden, assistant eugneer.
Btdiy Scaldci-Wm. Swain. pilot, wounded
badly; Nicholas Whalau, Nike Coleman, Pat
McRue, Barney Ward.
Slightly I,"Jnre4I-G,ar,.. John Graef, jas.
Bsyless, cn,inee-; r. T. Backmao, 2d clerk;
+ Phrophcr. harkeeper; A. G Swan. assistant
pilot; }. c. No~by, steward; James Linn, FIRE
mon.
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For Hire.

WE have ssvsra hssiy NEGROES ss Ars os he eal-
w ane- 81 ne ss4s 2naonF tAsm ex1ssat heass
6ira sn rxuA csot, As. AFriJ som % =,
kbee BOYD liLk4
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL,
Just received 10y JOHN YORK a CO.
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HARPER AND Cooley FOR APRIL have been
ged by rooS, NEIsus Co, Union These are the
leading Magazines OF the day With the ladies Cooley the
fay, nit.
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FLOURl FLOURll

TSHE Nsv Tosk Mia have recently opsnsa Depot as
~ ed SAnd u ne Fers Royal Ma Dspo 30 saulA
caEsse srSst wAsTp Msy VII heep eonsisntiy kana
larxe sagpF q uas foas pa eKgrrsg nF fs1ly
nran, ~ a..
fhsse Mas hSxs l5ng beea kaswF n ia comnaniy a.
fHFaAinE ne ht Fcar ast ereusAt y hii nartst knA
cab rs9zires trli % saiisy al sha eees Foar
ma 4 b s sr ntsrrsl h1y q fAs AsisaEan
isrs b YazthcalEly 1lEeStpa " lAts.
sail QUICK CO.
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WHiShl Ter gallon, 2Od25
A telegraphc despatch from St. Louis, dated the
cath inst, from Hous man, Smith Co, quotes
whisky 10 that market al zoe per gallon.
NEw oRLEAss March TO- CoTroN-The demand
is slid limited buyers generally waiting for later adj
vices from Europe, and the sales to-day have been
confined To about 5000 bales OF still easier prices,
requiring a siight modification OF our figures:
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE. ]
Nashville, March 20. 1856. (


C0TT0N-There is very little Cotton in market.
The sales consequently lighter than the demand
would indicate. S'les yesterday Of "a bales at Sc,
and l2l bales at 7OOasl5. A despatch from New
Orleans, dated the oath, states that the demand
animated, aud the sales OF the day 22, 900 BIS
TOBACCO-Active demand. Sales yesterday at
Johnson 4 Tlorue's, of 90 hhds at the following
figures: 700, 700, 700, 100, 600, SOS, $50. $50,
CTS, go, $50, 600 5i5, 525, $50, SIS, 625, 400,
450, 40, aud at
A. HamiI;on's, II hhds. at 6S5, $50, $780, $40,
sos, 4g5, 76O $40, COS, SIS, 645, $50.
sUGAR-In hhds., per ID. 7G9
bills, 7ia 81
COFFEE--Rio, l9tal3t
NOLASSES-N. o, per gallon, SO 40
sALT-By the Dol, per bushel, As
Sack, coarse, $3.50
fine, LIS
FLoUR-Bbl, $6d7
Sack, per cwt., S2.5oaS.5o
GRAIN-Wheat, per bush, . 9OcGSl 90
Corn, 20G25
Oats, -. 80
Rive so
BACoN-IIog round, . b. 7ia It
Hams. ga ST
Sides, 81
Shoulders, 6iG
wHISKY-Per gallon, g.. . 2Oa95
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

w HEREAs John Cheatwood Of the County Of Bedford
w In State OF Virginia died, seized and possessed
which he resided At the time OF his death
ey his last will and testament which Is Of record In the
Clerks Of the soresad county Of Bedford beqaeahed
the said Of land his nephew, James freedom Pends
ton Nh residences s unknown 10 me- and from the best
information am induced 10 believe that he moved many
years from the state Of Virginia 10 the State OF fsnRes
see Am DESTROYS that he his heirs, II any shall obtain
the orego Information and take possession q the proper
w. Any Communication adore sed the undersgnsd and
a rected 70 Lyme hburg, Va, will be attended 10.
HIRAM CHEATWOOD, Ex'r
msrchfS-im Of John CheatEOod. deed.
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nHERGFF,s SALE.

Ohm X. EDMoNDsoN, Sheriff
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-16

The "GALLANr" Nix. WooDRuFF.-That most
worthy paper, the New York Day Book, whose zeal
in behalf of the South many Southern journals might
liant" of Mr.. Brooks opponents:
ut is not easy to conceive of a more contemplate
fellow than this man Woodruff lie is, however,
just such miserable, cowardly creature as one
might expect the wooden nutmeg button makers and
tin peders of Connecticut would send to represent
them at Washington. His conduct is enough to
make one fairly ashamed of his race. Just look at
the poltroon; he gets up in his place and lets off
trade of hgh-sounding bragadocia and common
blackguardsm about cowardice, ruffiansm and bru-
tality, declaring himself responsible for what he says
and looking around with air of defiance as if he
carried gun-boat armament OH his back, and
screaming at the top of his voice. come out! who
dares fight me?" and sits down covered with black
Republican glory. Fifteen minutes after this he is
called aside by friend of the man he has grossly
abused and asked if he will fight when all Of sud-
den he discovers that his peace principles forbid the
thought of hostlites! His lips become paid, his
knees trembe, and and putting up both hands he
exclaims, "my dear sir, meant no ofense what.
ever; l will make any apology you desire; I never
fight; lighting is against my principles. Do, be-
seech you, sir, take my apology to Mr. Brooks and
tell him meant no offence" And this is black
Republican champion, Connecticut hero! We do
not see what respectable men, who are obliged to
sit in Congress day after day, and listen to such
mems blackguardisn, can do; they cannot stoop to
reply to their stuff, and they cannot make them
stand up to their professions. The only proper way
to treat them, that conceive Of, is to kick
them as one would dirty dog"
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DISTRESSING ACCOUNTS FROM TExAs.-A letter re-
ceived by gentleman in this city from his brother
dated Huntsville, Texas, July 22nd, gives the fol-
lowing distressing of the drouth in that Sec
ton of the State:
"Our prospects in this country are of the gloom
lest character. For twelve weeks not drop Of rain
has fallen within ten miles of this place. Corn crops
have failed entirely. Cotton is nearly gone DR.. T.,
10000 bushels of corn, told me to-day, that he
should have to buy his bread for the ensuing year.
He has cut down whole acres of corn merely for the
tops and fodder. There are number of planters
who will not realize one peck of corn to the acre
The grass is drying out and the cattle suffering
to great extent. It is the topic in every collcc-
ton Of men and general CONSERVATION prevails
throughout the country
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SOUTH LOWELL
Male Academy and Medical School.
ORANGE COUNTY N

ORANGE COUNTY, N. c.
Rev. JESSE P. BAGBY, A. B., Principal
Mr.. JOSEPH H. SPEED, A B., Associate.
Mr. A. G; BAGBY Assistant.
Mr. EDWARD M. SCOTT, NJ. D., Principal of the Med
TIME FALL SESSION OF THE MALE ACADEMY
Il will commence on the 10th day of July. The corps
Of has been increased The character the
School is SO well known that extended comment is deemed
unnecessary Suffice it to remark that its locality
and morals
Both Trustees and Teachers feel it their duty to ncu
cate sound morality and correct general views Of religion
yet at the same time they will take especial that
ing taught that is at all sectarian While the Teachers
Academies, they deem it of much more importance that
their instruction should be thorough than extensive Every
effort will be made to induce fondness for study and
TERMs.-Tut,on in English Department. sl2: So and in
the Classical SIS: 90 per session contingent fee Of
convenient to the Academy, for 81 per month The
Associate Principal of school is native of North Caro-
lima, and graduate of Hampden Sydney College, Va The
doPh Macon College His brother, the Assistant comes
highly recommended from the Jnior Glass Of Randolph
THE MEDICAL SCHOOL
Will commence the 18th of july The mode of insruc
ton wall be by Lectures. Examinations, and Medical Con-
versaons. Each Student will be required at such times
os y to write
Surgical instruments.
LII. ana explain the various klnusW
Surgical Instruments and also apparatus for the adjustment
OF fractures and dis0catiOns and as occasion requires
drawings and charts for illustrations in Anatomy and
the Practice of Medicine. In winter an opportunity will
be given for exercise in Practical Anatomy Instead
speaking more fully of our Medical School, appuds
notice of it by Dr. Richard Backnall whose well known
character as Physician enables him to appreciate the i'm
portance of such facilities for Medical instruction as We
propose to offer. Proper moral department will of course
De expected of gentlemen who may attend the Medical
School.
TERNs-The usual rates fixed by the Medical Profession
800 per annum. Rates of board as above stated
Rev. JOHN A. McMANNEN, Chairman.
Rev. H. ARNOLD,
Mr.. JOHN B. LEATHERS,
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col. D. c. PARRISH, Secretary.
take pleasure in recommending DR.. SCOTS Medical
Glass to young men who may wish read Medicine W.
Scott is native of Orange county, N Carolina lie ns
been for several Demousrator the National Med
cal College, Washington, D. c. where of he ,a
all the advantages Of becoming emnenty qualified Tor TAX
ing charge Of medical class. Dr. Scotts class On a.
count OF the opportunities afforded by him. for exercises
Practical Anatomy, will be in advance Of those who ia.s
the ordinary course, before attending Lectures for
ton as the anatomy of the soft parts, Practical Ana
my is generally neglected
RICHARD BLACKNALL, NJ. D.
June Is, 1856. l129-wSm
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~. ;ts ~ LED go sacnsnges
We tell you what it is gents, if you attempt to nail
oil the hsehoods that will be uttered about Buch-
anan, between this and his election the Pcsiden-
cy, in November, You must get hammers that 20 BY
steane Flesh and blood can't stand it. 6 g 3
VIZ CoaeSeecjGL
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair-Dye.

GRAY, RED Oh RUSTY HAIR DYED INSTAN..iiL III
" to beautiful and Natural Brown Black, w''n0''
the least injury to hair skin. u
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to w.
A. Bachelor since 1885, and $4,000 applications nav
been made to the Hair Of his patrons of his famous ~
Dying the Hair and WI whsf b
VIM. A. Bachelors HairDye produces color mol INN
distinguished from nature and is warranted not to "'
Made, sold or applied lin private rooms) at the wy
Factory, 233 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United Sts'e' "
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers. .d
The Genuine has the name and address upon '''
plate engraving four sides of each bottle Of
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0kL
1888 Broadway, New iI Tac
For sale in Raleigh BY PESCUD 4 GAIhN,T,'
April 81. 1855 ~
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EMIL ROSENTHAL.

EMIL ROSENTHALs vn
II AS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW Yum stock
Ii Baltimore, and added to his already extensive Gen
sTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; including nn'
sortnent of Shirts Cuoats, Boots Shoes, and Gd''''
Coats, from % cents up to $50 90
Pants. I" Is Z" 10 90
Vests, IS 500 cannot
And everything else in proportion In fine goods
be beaten - regars quality or price, snG al cour
try merehsnt am prepared to sch goods ct NE" New
wholesale pfieess Ny motto is not to be ou'o'''
goods received every week. ,ospuruaL.
a. on Market Square, cornsrof Wii ,1,seg~Su.
Raleieh, March IS 1856.
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- For the Standard.
MEssRs. EDITORS take this method Of saying to
the public, that some time last summer was in.
duced to join the dark lantern order Of Know Moth
ingism. Ever since I have been anxious to with
draw; but could not meet with an opportunity IS
there has not been any council held within my
reach since that time; therefore, 1 am determined
not to remain with them vote for them any longer
and consequently intend to come out of that vile
and polluted order, which tends to upt the polit-
,csi parties Of the country. Vile, say, because
to express my opinion. And 1 now declare, that
will never again be bound to support any party
against my wishes to please others; therefore am
with the Democratic party now and forever, in de-
tiance Of Know Nothingism. Here is three cheers
for Bragg and old Buck.
Yours, &C., s.Ssessss !,
II. H. MEDLN.x
Earpsboro', Johnston Co.. Aug. I'd, 1856.
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The REASON WHY A MIssIssIPPIAN CANT SUPPORT
FnLMoRE-The Ripley Advertiser says that w. G.
Falkner, ESQ.,. Gate editor of the " Uncle SAM
vigorous know nothing newspaper) at the late dem
ocratic ratification meeting in that town gave in
his experience, and formally announced bis separa-
the American party. He told US how he got out Of
the knownothing party-not like Clinton got out of
the democratic wagon, by Jumping ont, but that he
standing firmly the 18th section of the Amer
lean platform when it was suddenly pulled from
under him and he fell fiat; when be got up he was
standing on something firm as a rocks of Gbral-
tar ne looked around and found it was the democra
tic platform.
That he was in favor of the Kansas Nebraska act,
repeating the Missouri Compromise that Fillmore
and the American party were now opposed to it,
and therefore he could not 60 with them. He an
nounceed his position in a bold manly manner,
and declared his intention to vote for Buchanan and
Breckenridge in November next"
MEN FOR BucHANAN.-Hon. James Monroe neph-
ew of the ex-President, and for some years a wing
NJ. G. from New York, can't 60 for Fremont and is
out for Buchanan. Not single naena6or Of General
Harrisons cabinet supports Fremont, and but one
General Iaylor's All the Presidents Of the re-
public are against Fremont The adopted son and
heir of jackson ia defending Buchanan. The son
and sons-inlaw Of Harrison the Oldest son Of Henry
Clay and Daniel Webster are also all for Buchanan.
"A CARD TO THE CoNrnEsr.
10 the Editor Of the Washington Union:
There is an effort making to create the impression
that Fremont, Seward, Wilson, Hale, & Go. will
sweep the free States of this Union IN the approach
ing presidential election. - T..
The men Who utter and publish these declarations
are NOT sincere at least do not think they are ard
with view Of testing their sincerity, propose to
wager 900 that james Buchanan VIII receiye the
electoral vote Of Indiana in November next for Pre-
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soon over Baden. 1t counted its chickens some time
before they were Matched. Its Purdie its Gmer
and its Jones majorities in Baden were nowhere
The Cards published in the Journal were true
Cards.
five have had fears for Bladen, we have no fears
now. she is right side up with care and she con.
tans the right sort of men to that care We look
for her fullest oldtime majority for Buchanan and
Breckenridge. W.T. Journal
The MAJoRIrY.-Our readers will recollect that
we some time ago told them that the Democracy of
North Carolina would be amenable to censure. If
they failed to give majority of 10 or 1910 90 for
Mr.. BRAGG. Ten thousand was the number for
which we covenanted in own mind The Stan.
d0rd thinks that or 10000 will be the figures
Very well. Any one can afford to make small dis
count for prompt payment these hard times But
really, cannot think ofless than 600 in Novem.
Der, when Southern Rights, or Constitution or no
Constitution comes fairly up before the people.
Wilmington Commercial
BUCHANAN AND BRECKENRIDGE. we have
no complaint to make Of the uniform support which
the Democrats and antiK Nothings of this sec.
ton OF the State gave to Gov. Bragg and the Dem.
ocratc ticket in the elections held on Thurday last
truth and cand0r compel US to affirm that we know
great many men who either voted for Gilmer or
declined to vote at all that avow their determine
ton to sustain Buchanan and Breckenridge In Novem
Der. They look upon the approaching political con.
test IS involving principles and interests sr more
vital and important to the institutions Of the South
than the State elections which have just TRANSCRIBED
Wasreat0s Meas
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E.rpsboro', Johnston Co.. Aug. I'd, 1856.