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uMFUKIANT TRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
deed OF trust executed To The 9Th of No Ssmber
1888 by Jas d. Newsom, for certain purposes herein
mentioned shall sell in the of Milton Caswel coun-
T n. on Thursday the 10th day of April next, all Of
the machinery belonging The Milton Factory con-
ssng of about 1900 spndc looms cards shaftings
and all other fixtures for the purpose of successfully
ufacturng cotton in all the branches of spinning and weay
ing shall also sell the factory house. which is built of
stone and brick four stories high 40 by feet with
zf; an9Wh said house about acres of land.
enk1s1 about twenty horse power-a Of which will be
with"ut reserve. As The property is valuable (aving
pronounced by judge of machinery be worth ss0
U persons desrous of purchasing will be shown prop
cry by Dr. Harrison who Will be fund the premises.
shall also sell in the city of Raleigh lbe 2Vih of
April all of the household and kitchen furniture stock
crop and other articles for the purpose closing
Terms OF sale liberal and made known each
JOHN NJ FLEMING, Trustee.
The above SALE So far regards the property sold
IN kaiegh is postponed until Tuesday (ahe sh day) of
Nay court. j. NJ FLEMING
March Z, 1856. ul5-td.
Southside Democrat, Petersburg and Chronicle,
Mon copy weekly till dar
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D BAGGAGE LosT.-oN TIE MORNING OF til.

UDAGGAGE LOST.-ON TIE MORNING OF the
ID 25th March, at The Railroad Depot at Raleigh, two
large trunks covered with black leather and bound brass
with the initials of the propretors in white letters L. L.
and j. B. the other. These trunks to
the Depot the aforesaid morning, to be put board the
is feared they either stolen BY mistake put
the wrong The Railroad Agents the several routes
requested to notice this and give in
formation they may obtain to the Editors of the Register
and Standard. JOHN BAUER.
Murfreesboro', N. c., April Z, 1856. 4t-sw2w.
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Monuments, Tombs and Head stones.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD TAKE THIS METHOD
OF reminding the public, that he is still engaged in the
manufacture of Grave Ornaments all variety and tho
best style of finish and workmanship He keeps always on
hand large stock of Marble both of American and Ital.
An, suitable for Monuments, Obeisks Tombs Head Stones
'c and having in his employ rstrae Northern Carver
nd etterr prepared to put all kinds of Designs and
Inscriptions, to suit the tastes and wishes of ALL
He would respectfully invite visit his Marble Yard
the southeast corner of the Raleigh Grave Yar where
.ariety of styles of Grave Ornaments
Thankful for the liberal received he
spec,fuiy soiicls contnuattu of the same pledgng
-imself to use his best endeavors O please all
from distance will be faithfuya I'D promptly at
tended to. Address,
WIN. STRONACH, Raleigh
oe"pef -. in'f. g7-wy.
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HOLD HIM TO IT!

Remember that John A. Gmer, the K. N. candi-
(date for Governor, is member of secret oath
bound organization and that, if elected Governor,
he will be subject to the requirements of the Ma
tiona Council" " of the Order of Know Nothings.
The fact that he is Know Nothing will no doubt
be denied in various quarters, and especially in the
Western portion of the State, where the Order is
particularly odious. But hold hin, to- it!
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EMIL ROSENTHAI.,

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK AND
LIZ Baltimore and added to his already extensive stock
the latest styles of READY MADE CLOTHING and GEN.
TIEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS including fine as
sorment of Shirts, Cdrats, Boots Shoes and Cutters
Goats, from IS cents up to $50 90
Vests Is & 90
And everything else in proportion In fine goods cannot
be beaten regards quality price; and all goods
oarrsnted. Ali ask call before purchasing To
try merchants. am prepared to sell goods at New York
wholesale prices Ny motto is not to be outdone New
goods received every week.
E. ROSENTHAL
On Market Square, corner Of Wilmington st.
Raleigh, March g. 1855. uls-wsm.
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ARMoRY OAK CRY GUARDS,
Raleigh. April 10. 1856. =

Gentlemen: Your poteinvitation to the Oak City
Guards to visit your city the Goth Of May next,
to participate with you in the celebration of the
fourth anniversary Of your company, has been re-
ceived, and the undersigned have been appointed
committee, in behalf Of our company, to acknowl-
edge its receipt and to say that it will afford pleas
ure to accept your invitation and to unite with you
in the exercises of that occasion.
With the best wishes for your prosperity and suc-
cess we are Very respectfully,
VIM E. ALLEY,
WIN. E. ANDERSON,
j. j. IREDELL,
JOHN SPELMAN,
w. H. WILLIAMS,
Committee.
To Messrs j. L. Cantwel, ]. R. London, o. G.
Parsley, Jr, w. II. Shaw and w. h. Campbell,
Committee.
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Posi- OFFIcEs-A new Post. Office has been es-
tablished in Johnston County, called Sandy Level,
B. G. Richardson, P. NJ; and another in Harnett,
called Burns Level, William Parker, p NJ Also,
at Egypt, Chatham, called Branch, VIM. McClane
r. M. Also, in Wake Co., on the N. G. Railroad,
called Cary, A. F. Page, P. NJ. Horse Creek Polk
Co., has been changed to Columbus, Ransom Pom.
der, Pm.
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DIED D..

On the morning of the Ih inst at the residence of her
grandmother, Mrs. Ann Roberts in Lenoir county of
Scarlet Fever after illness of three days. Mary Ann
daughter of Dr. John C. Bruadhurst of Long
At his residence in chiands Onsow county, Thurs
day murnng 9th ult Mr. Stephen Wallace in the 44th
year of his He leaves large circle of friends and an
afectionae wfe and three children their IRE:
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New TASNERY-Messrs. John R. Harrison and F.

New TASNERY. .-Messrs. John R. Harrison and F.
j. Haywood have recently established Tannery on
Mr.. Harrsons lot, near the Central Railroad
Depot, Raleigh and we glad to learn that the
enterprisng proprietors are in fair way to be we'll
rewarded for their expenditures and labor. The
lanyard is under the superintendent of Mr.. Jona-
than H. Poole, who has had considerable experience
in the business. The location is an excellent one
for the purpose. They are now constructing hide
mill or hide-breaker, and expect soon to procure a
steam eng inc to drive their machinery.
THE TESTIMONY AN HONORABLE OPPONENT. The
Editor of the Ocean (BeauforD Banner says: "While
shall oppose Gov. Braggs re-electon on political
grounds, we take this occasion to record our high
appreciation of the talents and qualifications of the
present Governor. We have known him for years
he is gentleman in the true acceptation of the
term his abilities of the highest order, and he
deserves all the honors which the Democracy can
possibly confer upon him."
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HALIFAx.-A meeting of
the Democracy took place on Tuesday last at Fau-
cett's Hotel, Halifax, which was ably addressed by
DR.. Pritchard, of Warren, and VIM. Hill, Esq, of
Halifax, assistant Electors for the State The great
est enthusiasm animatcs the Democrats of Halifax
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TIE DARKIEs AND THE X. N's.-The Hartford
Times thus alludes to the contest in Connecticut,
and the result:
"The combination of the fsioniss complete Negro
and KnoD Nothing embraced and then narched to the polls
a0M Ockd arms Their issue was shameessly sectional
and together they made upon their felowctzens of
the Southern section of the Unon far they could in
an election Of this kind Single handed the Democrats op
posed them upon national ground and most grous have
ted factions of negro worshippers. Calamity have they
conducted themselves in the and they out Of
gains substan reliable and those national Wings
who voted with us did so from principle and they have
the friends of the country it is and the negro
worshppers who contend for Office upon sectional issues
The result has fully realized antcipations and we
feel that the Democracy of old Connecticut will go
great contest of next fail with advantage which will
suredly give them the State" -...
What do Southern K N. gentlemen think of their
Connecticut allies?
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NURSE WANTED.-A GOOD TRUSTY WOMAN,
II and one accustomed to the management of children
Apply at this Office.
April 25, 1855. k-Stpd.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-I OFFER
" for sale that valuable house and lot formerly the
idence of Maj Clarke opposite State Bank accommo
dating terms The house has been repaired the lot large
and contains good garden spot large fruit trees the
capital and in excellent neighbohood. Terms: Bond
and security one two and three years with interest from
day of sale. Apply to
ED. CANTWELL.
Raleigh, April 60 1856. Aim.
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TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.

EIlE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
Informing the public that he continues the Wright
and Machinsi business all their branches Foun-
derng Framing, erecting Wafer Steam Mills erecting
and fitting up engines and their necessary machinery
Hochkiss water wheels centre discharge wheels Barkers
wheels over shot wheels under shot, bas: wheels
or any other water wheels in Circular upright Saws
Grist Flourng Mills, Boiling Reels Elevators Smut Ma
Shelters.
On application will order and erect of the above
machines other in have experience of IL
years and have several experienced workmen in my
ployment L am vcrsed in the various Improvements
Those wishing work done in the above line would do we'll
to give call return my sincere thanks for the lib
era patronage received heretofore.
For further information address the subscriber at Pol
locksville, Jones county, \. c.
d. D. JOHNSON,
Mill-Wright aud Machinst.
April Il? 1856. l:2i-wly
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To my Friends and FelIow-Citizens!

my H11c"os "Hu Il Ie1IUW.CltIZeHs
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY SPRING AND SUM-
- mcr stock OF goods and prepared please all who
may favor with call Ny stock consists in part of
ready made clothing and furnishing goods great vnre
tes also line assortment of Cohs Cassmeres and Vest
ings TO be made TO order have procured services of
MIR Ii. III. Ieargan, of Pittsburo as foreman who has
high reputation Cutter All who i'm want of ar
cles in my line would do we'll give call before
purchasing elsewhere My are cash. and NV goods
and be convinced. J. H. RIGGS
To the Married Ladies.
III HAVE THE PRETTIEST ASSORTMENT OF BOYS
IL clothing that has been in this market Call
or send soon, as they are going of ]. Ii. BIGGS.
NOTICE.-ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO TIE LATE
~ hrn of Ming Bggs. will please forget call
and settle This is the last call.
J. ii. BIGGS.
April Q, 1856. lla1-w4w
~ Register Star and Age times weekly.
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REvENUE.-THIs HIGH-BRED HORSE, AND

PEVENUE.-THIS HIGH-BRED HORSE, AND
IL great racer will make his present the New
Market Race Course, near Petersburg, Va.
Ample provision has been made for having with
without colts carefully attended to, and well fed grain
at fifty cents day.
Revenue is very foa getter. and his colts
markaby promising Only two have been old enough
TO appear the Tuf-for Of which fifteen hundred
dollars paid cash and for the other the
offered and refused after winning his first stake last
Spring
Terms as heretofore tv dollars season. seventy to
sure, with dollar TO the groom.
For pedigree and further particulars handbills.
JOHN NJ B0TTS.
April 10, 1856. 4S-4tw.
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Nurtb-Cmoliua .@tanhnr1
WILLIAM w. HOL L D z N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
FRANK. 1. WILSON. Associate Editor.

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NEW VOLUMES OF THE FOUR GREAT BRIT
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AND BLACkWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
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Commenced with North British for November 1885, and
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Itrms Of SvbscriptiOR.-Any Review Blackwood,
50 year. Blackwood and one Reviewer two Re-
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Address, J.. SCOTT CO. Publishers,
81 Gold Street, corner of Fulton, NY.
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New Goods for Spring of 1856.
MCGEE & WILLIAMS.

MCGEE q WILLIAMS,
DEALERS IN AMERICAN FRENCH AND BRITISH
- DRY GOODS,
:" AVE RECEIVED THEIR STOCK FOR THE
IL present seasn, and prepared to exhibit all
the LATEST and NEW STYLES of SILKS and leading
DRESS G00DS-in robes and printed figures of the
choicest designs and colors-
Mantilas and Spring Wrappings OF the latest novelties
founcngs of the most desirable styles complete line
of Hosiery and Gloves, including Alexanders best.
large supply of Staple Goods and Hats of every de-
scrPtion, Shoes Crockey, Groceries, and Housekeeping
articles.
Marseilles and Alendale Quilts Draperies and Curtain
Muslins Family Linens Shirt Fronts Damask and 1874
Linen Sheetngs from the celebrated manuaciory Of Rich
ardson, Sons 0wden. To all of which we invite the
special attention of friends and the public feeling
surcd that ouF advantages inferior nonc and
stock being we'll laid and will sell as good or bet
ter bargains than any other house in the City,
No. 10, Fayetteville ST., Raleigh.
April 8, 1s@. 4O-tMI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-21
THE UNION IS SAVED!
THE CONSTITUTION HAS TRI-
UMPHED....

This great fac, IS given TO the world
nv corresp ondent Of the Republican,
Journal writing from Trenton and giving
the result Of their March meeting. The
Constitution which has triunphel, we
suppose IS the greal na'ionol one. as our
Stale Constitution has been trampled on
by the present Governor, ana W. TANK
mis- Correspondent is n" Of his uucon.
>iu,lonal app NttteS. Trenton e'ection
was carried by TIE fusion parry, aud this
furnishes the occasion Tor this general
hurrah and fl ,uri>h of irumpets about the
Union and the Constitution. We have
Ire queuly heard tie question asked =
'mho Sdred ht Union lo.cn IN Tren'4a =
and the answer has been Professor " III
rerbo,hom. This Winierbolhon we learn
made his Ie5nt here, as revlvaiis,
preacher Then he became a Temperance
lecturer, then SingHg School teacher,
aud lastly wildcat electienterer, H.
this last, he is said TO excel or his no
one would have any right TO complain
II he was cl,lzen. Bui he is foreign.
er. |, would seem tina, GOOD manners.
and a decen, regard for the rights Of the
cilizens OF the town, would teach han TO
not be always and everywhere crowding
himself in as leader III the polite, OF :hr
town. We cannot blame the people OF
Trenton lnr complaining "f the otIiclou.-
ness of ,hi, Professor. We inquired OF
person who is we'll posted on "hnoity
qges;:Jas, Of what tins politician is pro.
lessor Of, and obtained for an answer.
tina, he professed 10 have los, his first
wife before marrying his present. one
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-21

Mr.. EDITOR The Liquor Bill,
Barnes comes up for consideration in
the Senate to-day. 1t will probably pass
the Senate, but will meet with opposition
in the House. 1t stands something as
follows Barnes and his friends will do
all they possibly can to get the Bill thro'
and will carry astrong vote. And next in or
der comes Weisewood's Bill which is
the Maine Law made easy for begin
ncrs." He is very partial to his bill and
will do all he can for it. and no doubt
will carry some with him. think there
will be motion made. when Barnes
Bill comes up, to strike ont all after the
word enacted, and substitute Wedge
woods or Irsh's. If so Mr.. Irish will
do all he can for his Panacea, and will
carry some with him. He is for doing
away with all prohibitory laws. The Re
publicans will undoubtedly look on and
see the fight. Some Of the leading men
Of the Wells party say tAev arc sick of
making this pariy qvrstion, and will do
all they can to cXtrieatc it from its pres
ent post ion if the Republicans will on
ly help Our reply to these very press.
ing nvitations Of our troubled opponants
is:-You have taken the subject into
your own hands, now please go ahead and
make good law, and then certainly you
will b. bound to see it executed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-21
A REMARKABLE MAN.

AND UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR DIS.
EASE.
This city is now the home of one Of the
most remarkable men of the age-a man
who has traversed the civilized globe.
and established in almost every country
which he has visited. the sale Of his med
ieines for the relief Of human @ftri'y,
aid which ar, certain cure for disease
in all its forms. We allude to PRorEs-
soR THOMAS ilotLewAY, Of London. =
1t is now several years since this bcnetac-
tor Of the human race first proclaimed to
the world. through the British press, that
he had, after deep research. prepared
remedy that was sure to eradicate disease.
Years OF patient investigation into the
laws of human physiology which control
oar bodies il health and when diseased.
led to the invention and preparation of
the world-renovned HOLLOWAY PILLS
and OINTMENT. Nearly. If not quite one
half Of the human race have taken his
medicines. His name is as universally
known over the globe as that of AlcAaa-
der, Napoleon, or Washington. when in
tHS mel IL VI lle'i iiOttip'tS Shi GSi -
II they conquered nations in the field OF
battle, Professor Holloway has, with no
weapon but that OF SC cnee. conquered
d:nase in ali its forms. His meritorioas
career is boun Id by no ilnag; nary lines
of l,titude and longituds short Of those
marking the confines of civilization itself.
No isolated country or nation was snffi-
GENTLY extensive for the operation OF his
eaterprisia, and gigantic intellect
vi creyer disease has residence, there
h penetrated vita his medicines, and
lit an cnviable ard enduring reputation.
After cnlishtsning Europ,. his fame
spread over Asia and the civilized por-
tons of Africa, and fna ly appeared in
Am RIGA. He has Translate the cures he
has performed AMI tac virtues Of his med
ic.ncs into as many ansuages as the mis-
rionsriss have the Bible. Governments.
otherwise .he most despotic, have been
forced by the great value of his medicines
ssj their popularity with the people. to
remove anticipated and time honoree res
trc:iona upon their custom houses to a
}rse iu'ro9uciion TO the pills and ONT
gea: ofthis distinguished MIN. Empires
snd kingdoms removed the barriers Of
AGES against he introduction ana sale OF
proprietary or patent medicines. and rec
II permitted Ho!loway's medicines 10
become tbs physician of the masses.
nv. Y Dispatch.
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School teaching for men in proportion,
while, according to the before mentioned
report, she receives only little more
than one third as much. for so DOING
state this on their grounds not my own.
Rut says one, "women require far less
support than men," we'll ifsuch be the
case why so much said about "how much
it takes to support tie women and
"womcn's extravaganza, ana the like
what pity the two songs don't harmo-
nizc better. and it is startling fact, for
those who tell so loudly Of women S
extravaganza that the unma rricd labor
ing portion of them at least, and widows,
the laboring ones l mean. support them
selves, on only abol one third or one
half the wages, that the same class of
males receives.
You, who think Lucy Stone and 9th
crs had better be at home "darning stock
lngs, than proclaimlng such truths as
these, truths too, that have never vet
been gainsayed, except BY ridieuIe and
contempt, and call their adhercn;s mas
culine aud unwomanly," tell me the JUS
tee, the right. or common sense OF the
facts before stated, and it may carry with
it conviction; bu, until the right, or
the truth of these statements can be
questioned, one will be safe in conc!u-
ding. that the much rldiculcd question of
''wcmen's r'gh ) has a, least, one prin-
ciple Of RICH, aud justice, upon which, TO
base It's merits.
EQUAL COMPENSATION. ="
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-03-21

GoDEys LADY's Book The April no.
has been received thus early. As TIN.
Magazine never fails TO be we'll filed with
choice reading and to be beautifully
embeIlIshed aud is always early a, hand.
/, has all the good qualities any one can
desire. lfui is not for Sale d, the Book
stores vet. i. will be in few days. aud
quarter canno, be better spen. than in
purchasing this No.
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Ta. Result IN New HAMPSHIRE =

Tag Result IN New HAMPSHIRE -
.GrcAt Democratic gains" will be but
barren victory for the President, in CON
templutins the result of the election in his
own State, however ezultingly his organs
may harp upoa it Larg, as have ben
IA, gains. the stubborn fact will peep out
with unpleasant o5s;rusiyeness, that Pre>i-
leat Pierce cannot carry his own ste.
New Hampshire has never given 10 tho
United States bn, one President, and tAe
people Of that State are SO utterly disgust
ei with him and his course, that they have
twice repuiiated HIM at the polls. Al
the influences Of money, and al the appll-
eaces of poEtical engineering have been
tried in VAN to bring about 4 different
,tsa!t, bat to 10 purpose and General
Pierce will 60 into the the Cincinnati con-
vention with his locks shorn. and with only
the etcreotyped compliments Of political
conventions and the bought and paid fer
influence of few office holders as his stock
In trade. Pierce stock has become drug
in the market since Tuesday, and can be
bought, deliverable in June at mere y
aoulinal price. Buchanan stock is rising,
cat the stock Of some third rate politician
is betterstill. Who buys? Who buys? ?
Those who wish to invest can rest assured
TIA. there will be smart fight N the Con-
vention. and the result is sufficiently doubt
full TO make an investment a good gainb-
ling operation. Boston journal.