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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS
A CARE.

- Forth convenience Of Druggists and individ-
uaIs now using this Medicine III the State of Yer
mont, a constant supply will be kent in the hands
OF our State Agent, FRED. E. SMITH and al
applications or orders will be promptly filed. on
the same terms as arbea addressed to as.
P. '. R. COVENTRY 4 co, Proprietors.
81 Genesee St, Auburn, n. Y
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REMovnr

lSS II. Z. BARNES, has taken rooros i 4
ia ); Eaton's store, UP Stairs whara - IL r.
I Rna ehoiee &c, selection of fall nILLIVEPY
Dress Tr, mloGons, Feathers Flowers &c. Also.
AI;oer lrlllh 'ass and Embroidery. NoprninG
Millinery on haad and furnished nj short soti
barton Landing, Oct. 20, lS66-44ms i-0''es
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Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from
the second Thursday Of October, A. D.
1857.
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in unusual variety and STYLES pJPIop ccrc
in DAHASK, PL USH ana E1Ip N m Or y ~ .
-uAH0G4N Yand PAINTED chi IfB - - = 80 -
1 l!,liILE T0P TOILET BURE4 X; su nad
CEHIER TABLES and a very fnII S,ool. s'ii ~
41ah t3 and Walnut SOFAS. R0CK5VGD aa u
P 2 ~ OK CHAIRS. CENTER and SIDF TT Ut
aIl.a,s' IN. EAIENSlQN DINING TABLE. and nd
a ianto every thing which helps make well Sc
goods. uS$ furnishing
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EOORkENG GerAssrc


PICTURE FRAMES FEATHERS 1f sr,r
SEES SPRING BEDS. = -'i'''' MA /
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Male Collegiate Institute.
e. w. ADAMS, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,
WITH COMPETENT ASSISTANTS
TNHIS INSTITUTION, LOCATED AT STRI


THIS INSTITUTION, LOCATED AT STRICE
II landsville, Immediately on the Wilmington Wet,p
r., has been erected for the purpose of promoting the
educational interest of the State and onr own County in
particular We have spared neither pains nor expepesn
erecting suitable building for school purposes; iavgrt
also, to whatever may be conducive their mental and
physical improvement. In ne We feel assured that but
few schools in State highly favored as she is can OFF,,
superior inducements to those of the classical and m
NAUTICAL Seminary of this place. We hope and do expect
largely to share the public patronage.
Sricklandsvii!e Of the healthies villages in The
eastern portion of the State and presents but few ndu
ments to affect the morals of the pupils The students will
be at liberty attend either of the Churches in the VILLAGE
neighborhOod
The Trustees have placed the Seminary under the control
of f. W. Adams A. NJ, teacher of much experience and
success, who in addition his several diplomas brings
from gentlemen of the highest literary standing in this
State and Virginia. the most satisfactory testimonials u
thorough for the discharge of the mporn,
duties of his station.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
One huff payable in adrancs
Primary English Glasses, S@
Mod Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic, His
tory and Writing, 15M
Ancient Languages, Higher Mathematics, &C., 90 %
Incidental expenses
Students will be charged from the time of entering
close Of the session, and deduction from the tuition will
be made except in case of protracted sickness.
Board be obtained in the family of the Principal at
S44 session. exclusive of lights half payable
vance, the other at the close of the session.
Reports of the deporme and of each student
will be furnished his parent or guardian about the middle
and close each session.
The first session will commence LIST Monday in June 1885,
For further particulars address the Principal rckan
vile, N. G. NJ. K. DEVANE, N. b.
Prest of board of Trustees
j. NJ PETERSON, Sec'y.
Stricklandsville, N. G. 1123-wtAl
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where there is no reading room, too much attention
is given to less profitable recreatons, OF enna' sa
pervenes, and the invalid grows weary 1t wouo
cost little, comparatively to fit up read'ng room
and fill it with leading newspapers from d,t1erens
parts of the country; and as there IS not aw'ys
such resorts, there ought to be library filled with
good religious books .as
It is melancholy to see how heavy Sunday hangs
m the hands of even members Of the Church at
many fashionable summer resorts; and it IS stu
more melancholy to think how prone we are all 70
forget, at such places, religious obligations.
small outlay would purchase supply OF standard
works. suitable for sabbath reading sermons, ecc'e-
siastical histories, &C., &c.,-and surely among u
christian people such thing is great deslderatam
As before said, this hint is made to a~-and SO
far from being intended specially for the enterpt,
sing proprietor of Shocco, it affords me pleasure TO
think that the character Of the man. the character
of the State in which this pleasant resort
and the character of the visitors all warrant the De-
lief that such suggestions will be most likely 10 oe
properly appreciated there w.
July, 1856.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN -
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOLS
Yorkville, s. C.

FACULTY:
n. JENKINS, (Senior in Organlzalol
Regulation and Discipline P,otss%Y
Pp,xc,p.,. Adthenn0tics and Natural Phioqmy.
A. COWARD, (Senior in Business n n'I
ters.) Professor Of Bellies LA's' '"'
French. i,
c. A. SEABROOK, P,ytesser of Aacient Languages a"'
Assistant IN EogLish Branches
D. H. THOMASSON, NJ D., Surgeon.
B. p. POYD, Bureur. -
VTHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTE ~.
will be opened in the new Garrison Buildings op w.
LIST of September. IT..
Terms Of Second Session.-For School Expenses Z, Gu
tion Books, &C., Board, Lights Fuel and Washing, NV
payable $40 on entrance, and $40 on LIST November. x
No one under II or over lS years of age will BE- h.
The services of Physician having been engaged O
will be extra char &c for medical attendance. c,.
Until the 18th of August letters will be directed 70
lesion, s. C.
..At the rate of $500 per annum. TO-
July Is, 1856. 11S3-wa~-
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CATAWBA COLLEGE, NEWTON, NC.
TUNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence the first Monday of July and COLI
tinue twenty weeks.
This institution, established in 1851 by the N c. Glasses
of the German Reformed Church, and incorporated in
1852 is situated in the ourishing town of Newton tile
line OF the Western n. e. r. H. the midst of indus
trious thriving and frugal population and in of the
most healthy portions of the country.
1t offers every advantage both of the College and Aca
envy instruction given in the Preparatory Department
in all the common English branches and in the College
Department in all the Collegiate studies with special aen.
ton to the higher mathematics and modern languages
Every effort will be made to give young thorough
educatn to prepare them for business, or for admission
other Colleges.
new and valuable Philosophical Apparatus has just been
obtained and is CONSTANT use and more will mnede!
be added until the College is completely supplied.
This institution funded in spirit Of benevOnceto
extend the of education Those who declared
from more expensive institutions. Attention is invited
the rates of tuition viz:
College course per session, $l4W
Preparatory, from Stol0W
Business Department, 1000
Primary, fr,m 5o7
Boarding. including fuel rooms, and washing be Lao
In the best private families for from 81 to 81 per
week.
Rooms be obtained by those who wish board them
selves OF form clubs.
No sectarian influence is exerted and students are
lowed and required to attend church wherever thel
rents and guardians may request. -
The past of this institution as we'll the hn
reputation which its teachers have gained promise sue
cessfu future and warrant the using every eno
to promote and extend its usefulness
April 90. 1856. 1l22-wSm
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For the Standard.
WILKES Co. N. c.. Jul


MEssRs ED1roRs: We are in the heat of the can
vass" here, and probably you would like to hear
how we are getting along. Buck, Brock and Bragg
stock is rising fast, since we have the "old line
Wings to help us " thresh out the dark-lanterns
We aoiU give Bragg an increased vote. if he does
"live way down in the East and Mr.. Glmer way
here in the West" Gas the K. Ms say) Wonder if
Gilmers friends in the East proclaim him Western
manP or will they esehsD all such things Our
County candidates are working away" with much
zea-the gallant Maj Stokes is the Democratic can
didate-A. II: Martin the K. N, and Peter Filler,
Wing, Qhough approving of and supporting :" Gil
more and Fsltnaer,'0 are the opposition but rest
you assured our party and the old line Wings are
not to be duped in that way; it was arranged ex-
pressly for the purpose Of coalition between K. Ms
ard Wings; but many of the latter have not forgot
ten the "ruin and corruption {" pronounced upon
them by the former, and hence viii zealously sup
port Stokes. If there is anything in the Is force Of
reasoning and pure merit" to be estimated by the
people in making up their minds to vote in August
next your city hotels may certainly "put Stokes's
name in the pot for next session Of the Legisa-
ture. Stokes has proven himself "too many /" for
his opponents on the stump, and they their friends
have called into their aid L. B. Carmichael, our
Congressman (6s)ore tho esection,) from the noun.
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For the Standard,

TOr the Standard.
Withdrawals from the Know Nothings.
MEssKs. ED1roRs: The undersigned having here.
tofore been members of the Know Nothing or Amer
lean party, and having become satisfied that the
principles and actions of this party are inconsistent
with all principles Of civil and religious liberty, and
directly opposed to the best interests of the South
do now give notice that no longer consider our.
selves as bound by its obligations and that, hence
forth we intend to act with the Democrats n.rtv
believing it to be the only true and national party
and upon whose principles alone the Union can be
preserved. 49, :,
j. 81. HARRIS,
RICHARD MOSS,
WILLIAM QUALLS,
By RICHARD Moss.
JOHN MOSS,
By RICHARD Moss.
ALLEN ADCOCK,
Granville Co., July, 1856. lN"D .'Os''
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SOUTH LOWELL
Male Academy and Medica, Cd.
~ = IN NfNH <yOryx,nx, SAOOI.

l., N
Mr. JOSEPH q. SPEED, A. B. An sscIpail.
Mr. A. GxBAGBY, ASSISTANT. ''a'e'
MI; ;cl Eg SvsAd' NJ SCOTT. M. D., Principal Of ~
THE FALL SESSION OF THE MALE
will commence on the 10th day of .Ir. AGADEs,
OF instructors has been increased The cha he Con-
ocnool IS 80 wei! known that extended commsn,
unnecessary Suffice it to remark that its ocaE deer
and morals. u" regard to bssa
Both Trustees and Teachers feel it tbe;, dr..
cate sound morality and general vsu,s e
yet at the same time they will take especoj
ing is taught that is at all secaran Will a.e that
propose going over the same ground usual IN
their instruction should be thorough than G
effort Will be made to induce foadness for s,'s E
check vicious propensites. ''udy, and
TEnns..Tuit,on in English Department, sls. "a
the Classical, SIS OO per session. contina and
is required of each student. Good board cs III eed
convenient to the Academy for 81: 50 Der We oba
Associate Principal Of our school is native Of NaNa
lima, and graduate Of Hampdcn Sydney Col1ao"o
Principal is native of Virginia and eradas Va L.
doph Macon College. His brother the Ass;s,ae Of
highly recommended from the Junior Glass Of H.
THE MEDICAL SCHOOL
Will commence on the 18th Of July. The modo 80.
ton will be by Lectures. Examinations and MI nsr
versations Each Student will be required At n Co..
AS may De DESIGNATED y the Principal to write ing
applying bandages for fractures, &C. and in ,bs
Surgical Instruments. I" 'ne Use
Dr.. Scott will exhibit and explain the va,;o,.,
Surgical instruments, and also apparatus for tL kndd
of fractures and dislOcatOns, and as occas uustmea
drawings and charts for illustrations in ful
the Practice of Medicine. In winter an onnnrh and
be given for exercise in Practical ANATOMY Iny vii
speaking more fully of our Medical School usead
notice of it by Dr. Richard Biacknal whose apsnds
character as Physician enables him to apnrec; tAVa
portance Of such facilities for Medical ins,rc;,a ns ill.,
propose to offer. Proper moral department will
be expected of gentlemen who may attend tho u tyfe
School '"e AeltI
TERNs.-The usual rates fixed by the Medical p,os..
-$lOO per annum. Rates Of board as above stated 'Sa
Rev. JOHN A. McMANNEN. Cbai,m.n
Rev. II. ARNOLD, A''u'
Mr.. JOHN b. LEATHERS.
Mr. WILLIAMS HARRIS
Col. D. c. PARRISH, Secretary.
take pleasure in recommending DR.. Sco,ts MAJ.
Glass to young men who may wish to read Med;cs E
Scott is native of Orange county, n Carolina H. ".
been for several DeonstratOr in the Na,ion,I
cal College, Washington d. e. where Of course h.
all the advantages of becoming emnent qualified far ,"A
ing charge Of medical class. Dr. SCOTS elias, n 'A
count of the opportunities afforded by him. for eyerc
Practical Anatomy, will be in advance Of those wb M
the ordinary course before attending Lectures for rs'
ton as the anatomy of the soft parts or Practical
my is generally neglected. ''''
RICHARD BLACKNALL, ND
June Is, 1855. u,a.w,m
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KEEP THE BALL IN MOTION,
For the Standard

For the Standard.
Withdrawals from the Know.Nothings.
i, Eostors Standard: We wish you to publish to
the world that we have withdrawn from the Know
Nothings; and in future expect to vote with the
Democratic party. When We Joined them We were
promised that we might leave whenever we wanted
to do so. We have tried to ge. of, but were told
we could do so at the next meeting; and the next
meeting has never come, SO far as we know.
WILLIAM R. COLY,
BILLIARD ISLEY,
WILLIAM WEBSTER.
JOHN j. WEBSTER.
JOHN C. SHARP.
Alamance Co., July II, 1856.
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r the Standard.
Death of Lunsf0rd Richardson.

Mr.. Lunsford Richardson was drowned at his
mills Little River on the 14th July, 1856, four
teen miles north of Smthfield, in Johnston County
The circumstances of this painful occurrence are as
follows: There being freshet in the river, and the
water running around the mill house on the north
side and washing away the embankment Mr. Rich.
ardson went into the mill house on a sill ; and on
his return the sill turned over, and let him down
into swift water. He soon rose with his, head out
of the water, near the lower side of the embark.
ment but his leg was fast between the logs and sills
of the cmbankment The water at this time took
Mr. Richardson in this position, about breast high
his posture being nearly sitting For an hour
every effort was made by those present to extricate
him, but the water was swift and pressed SO heay.
lily upon the tmbers that every effort was in vain
Mr.. Richardson's wife and daughter were present at
this trying hour and witnessed the awful scene, as
he was battling with the water which was rising on
him, and occasionally dashing over his face he told
them he was drowning, and called on his God and
on his friends in tbishis great extremity Suddenlys
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VIM. A. BatcheIOT's HaiT.Dye' ,rry
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYED INST Aa.,hout
~ to q beautiful and Natural Brown or Black WIZ
the least injury to hair or skin. ,.,Wp
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded have
A. Bachelor since 1882 and over applications @
been made to the Hair of his patrons of his famous
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and Whiskers ,r;c
as would be against covering bald head win WIN NOT
distinguished from nature and is warranted not "
in the least however long it may be continued the viz
Factory, 233 Broadway, N. Y. c..tes By
Sold in al cities and towns Of the United 0'''''
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers. IAN steel
"a xhe Genuine has the name and address uP
plate faving ON four sides of each bottle OF; DR.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELyyn"rk
,23S Broadway, New ING
For sale in Raleigh by PESCUD GAltNvIy.
April 81, 1850.
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Democratic Club in Greensborough.

Democratic Club in GreensbOrOugh.
MEssRs EDITORS: Please insert in your columns
the proceedings ofthe Democracy of Guilford coun-
ty at meeting held in the town of Greensboro, on
the 10Th inst.
The meeting was organized by calling j. R. Nc
Lean to the chair, and requesting L. w. Alspaugh
to act secretary: 1t was then moved to the eff
feet of establishing Democratic Club, to be called
the Guilford Democratic ant-Know Nothing Club.
1t was then, for the thorough establishment of the
club, moved that committee Of five be appointed
to report permanent officers and necessary regula
tons, to carry etfectuay into operation the organi
cation.
The chair appointed w. S. Hill, B. G. Graham,
JOS fitzpatrick, NJ. D. Smith, and @ NJ. Donnel.
During the absence of the committee, M. j. Nc
Duffie of Fayetteville, was called to the floor, and
such whitening, well-amed ebuke as ne admins
tered to our Know Nothing friends-a goodly num-
Der of whom happened to PRESENT. has not been
our pleasure to listen to for long time
The committee returned, and reported the follow
ing officers, viz: NJ. D. Smith, President; H. A.
Dunn, Vice President; S. NJ. Keys, Secretary.
j. R. Mclean and r. P. Dick were selected to adj
dress the next meeting.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet again on
the following Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ.
The proceedings of the meeting were ordered to
be published in the N. G. Standard and the Green's
boro' Times.
j. R. MCLEAN, Pres't
L. w. ALsPAUGH, Sec'y.
Democratic and anti-Know Nothing meetings will
be held and addresses delivered at Jesse Thomsons
Store, Saturday, I'd of August, and at jamestown,
Tuesday, 9Th of August
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ShOccO Springs.

ShOccO Springs.
MEssRs. EDlroEs Will you permit me, through
your columns, to say few words in commentator
of the present management of this well-known sum-
mer resort? Though several times near there was
never at Shocco until recently and before arriving
there was satisfied that the location was favora.
bic one.
The town of Warrenton believe, has long been
considered healthy place; and the road thence to
Shocco passes through beautiful country yerv bro
ken, of primitive formation, and from appearances,
Astounding in pure water.
Shocco itself is finely located, and ought to be
healthy place independent of any mineral water
while the improvements are a scale that had
not anticipated. The new proprietor and manager
Solomon D. Sessoms seems to be one of those kind
OF men who seek to realize profits by an ungrudg-
ing expenditure of capital and one will be but q
short time under his roof before he is convinced of
this fact
There is heart, as we'll as taste and liberality.
visible in all his arrangements and it is obvious that
he belongs to that old -fashioned North Carolina kind
of people who are anxious that their customers
should get all they have any reason to expect
He has, believe, reftted the establishment with
new furniture-the cabins are all washed over anew
and even the trees have been white.washed, while
an air Of neatness, cleanliness and order seems to
pcrvade every thing.
establishment, kept so neat and comfortable
the table would put to shame that of the more pre.
tentious and famous but really less civilized resorts
in Western Virginia There is more to cutice and
please the appetite than the invalid ought to look
and what is more, it is obvious that is not be-
grudged, and is seasoned with the hosptable desire
that it may be ate and relished.
was sorry that did not have an opportunity of
visiting Jones Spring, in Warren, as intended: it
is situated in the same neighborhood, and heard
the proprietor universally spoken Of as kind, atten-
tive and oblging.
Having said SO much in just praise of the man.
agement at Shocco will take the liberty. with eoua,
eandor, and in perfect Kindness of making a sup.
gestion, not for the benefit of Shocco merely. but
Of all such places. 1t is applicable to all watering
places. so far as my observation has extended and
wnhe shocco does not need the suggestion more
!asn any other summer resort, the proprietor aux.
the hint. P''"' ~
All such places are conducted with too exclu.
sve reference to the animal appettes and while our
nature has intellectual and moral wants. the absence
OF means g grauiy these at fashionable watering
ments to IN extent which leads to dissipation. 1870
To Kill time ssreesbly il the great object md
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WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty Ruler Of
the Universe, by mournful dspensation Of his
Providence, to remove from our midst our worthy
brother, B. Ii. Sanders, one of the members of Je-
rusalem Lodge, No. 95 Ancient York Masons, at
regular meeting on the 18th day of July. 1856, do
unanimously adopt the following resolutions:
Resolced, That by the death of our beloved broth
er, B. H. Sanders, our Lodge has been deprived Of
one of its best members, and this community of one
of its best citizens.
Resolced, That cordially sympathise with his
heart-stricken widow and children, and respectfully
and affectionately extend to them our sincere ond
heartfelt coincidence.
Resolued, That will wear the usual badge of
mourning thirty days, as our expression of respect
esteem and affection, which we cherish for the mem
DRY of our departed brother.
ResolUed, That the foregoing preamble and reso-
lutions be the Editors of the Raleigh Regis.
ter, Raleigh Standard, and Spirit of the Age for
publication, and that copy Of the same be trans
mtted to the surviving members of brother Sanders
family, signed by the Master and countersigned by
the Secretary of this Lodge.
JOHN II. COWARD, W. NJ.
MANAN P. POWELL, Sec
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair-Dye. -,

.At the rate of 5000 per annum. sx
July Is, 1856. 1133-we~-
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Alamance Co., July II, 1856
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us. It is written in the bsaming faces and on the
honest hearts of the Democracy wherever have
BEEN Our candidates are a,noble set Of men, and
are doing their whole duty. CASTOR H. Wilder
stands where he stood when you first knew him,
ana on his banner is written no such word as fail
Rand. who has borne our flag SO long, knows such
word as change-his purity none dare question:
Lewis stands champion, proud that in Rogers he
meets foeman worthy of his steel, while Bledsoes
indomitabe courage and perseverance bids them all
look well to their laurels. He is winning friends
every day. w it'll such standard bearers what can
we not achieve in August next? Let US in the con-
ffct prove ourselves worthy of our cause and wor'
thy of such leaders. H.
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post and : portion Of the embankment gave way,
burning him IN the swift waters. Thus ended the
life 81 an affectionate husband, kind parent and
good master. This occurred in the morning. de
was taken from the water in he evening, about one
hundred yards below the mill, and conveyed 70 ms
house by his friends.
Mr.. Richardson leaves q wife and five children,
With large circle of friends, to mourn their IRE
parable loss He was generous, noble-hearted
man, and his loss will be long and deeply felt.
H
~ Register and Signal will please copy.
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Granville Co., July, 1866.