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Com. Stockton accents.


PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-The American Banner,
published at Camden, n j., announces that Com
modore Stockton accepts the nomination for the
Presidency rendered him by the boilers from the
anti-FiIlmore Convention.
Commodore Stockton, in his letter of acceptance
of the recent nomination rendered him. says he will
not 'et the Union slide" if his body stop its
ton. He adds, II accept the nomination as a COM
pliment to my inAexible American sentiments, and
as duty owe to those Americans who so firmly
adhered to their American principles; with the ex-
party can be united on Mr.. Fillmore on such
platform as occupy, may be at liberty at any time
hereafter to withdraw this acceptance"
Commodore Stockton was in this City on Satur-
day last on his way to the Western part of the State
where it is understood he has an interest in some
mines
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Ratification Meeting at Haw River.


We attended, on Saturday last a ratification
meeting Of the Democrats Of Alamance at Haw
River, the proceedings Of which we will publish in
our next. Mr.. Williams, the elector for the dis.
trict, addressed the meeting in very excellent
speech, and one that seemed to US must carry con-
viction to every honest mind. DR.. P. A. Holt also
made short address, replete with argument, and
urging the claims of the Democratic nominees. The
very best spirit >anmates the Aamance Democracy,
and they are confident Of victory. "Sam" and his
followers are dwindling point, and notwithsand
ing the rains, are fast evaporating.
We cannot close this hurried notice without
word for our friend Trolinger, one of the most
terprsing men in the State He has erected spa
cious hotel at Haw River, which is now the dinner
house, and at which we defy any man to get bad
dinner. The hotel is one of the best, if not the
very best in the State. Every room is furnishe
with an abundant supply of pure water; and then
there are bathing rooms, where either cold or
warm bath may he had at any time. He also has
beautiful fountains, through which the gold fishes
dart and play. In word, the Haw River House is
one of the most desirable places for spending the
summer that We know of. All who know Gen. T.,
know that this is very faint praise of him.
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~ The last Ia, borough Southerner says: We
are highly gratifed to announce that Gov. Bragg
Will address the people in this place on Monday, the
1th OF June" Gov. Bragg and Mr.. Gilmer were to
address the people of Jones' at Trenton, to-day-of
Lenolr,at Kinston, on Thursday, the sd-of Greene,
at Snow Hill, on Friday the 4th, and at Wilson on
Saturday, the 9Th.
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STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The Weekly Standard will be furnished during
the campaign at the following rates: For six months,
one copy, one dollar; five copies, four dollars; six
copies, five dollars ten copies, eight dollars; twelve
copies, ten dollars cash in advance.
We respectfully solicit subscriptions.
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But even in the South in the good old State of
North Carolina, Governor Bragg has found it to be
to his advantage, while abusing the American party,
to assair George Washington, and charge that WASH
ington was angry, in pet, while delivering his
FAREWELL ADDRESS, and that the sentiments con.
tanned in that document are therefore not entitled
to our credit or respect.
..'. SaSis0usy Herald. a
The above is o deliberate falsehood ~
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g Americans Ruling Amel,rica.,,.

6 Americans Ruling Americs., -,
Know Nothingism and murder walked handin
hand in the late elections in New Orleansand Wash
ington City. In the latter place, many Democrats
were insulted and beaten, and one young man was
knocked down by a Know Nothing bully and stamped
to death The K. N. police officers permitted the
murderer to escape. The New Orleans Courier of
the 18th instant teens with details Of the murderous
outrages perpetrated in that city. 1t is estimated
that the Know Nothing DULLES kept at least four
thousand voters from the polls. The Courier says:
a.. me details of the various Know Nothing outrages at
tne polls on Monday disgusting that cannot bear
to dwell them We give another place. accurate &C
counts OF few of Them intended merely spec-
mems Of what occurred over the whole CITY, If should
collect and set forth at length all the knockngs
down, brass knucklngs sabbngs shoongs and murders
committed by the ruans the employ the Know Moth
ln we would bill our whole paper for many days in
cesson and readers with tales violence
senung dreary sameness of ranism and butchery, dis
graceful to city, and human ITSELF At
every voting place. inoensve voters of foreign BIRTH SIM
and shot, from morning till night Timd seized
and forced to vote the Know Nothing ticket their
lives kesolute ones kicked, beaten stabbed and
shot, and not permitted to vote at ALL There was appar-
emily regularly anzed system Of vany ried at
all the different precincts after the fashion. beat
ing or murder committed is faithful description
OF what occurred ut dozen Others changing only
and places The luians mainly imported from other
parishes and acted in organized bands under regular
ders.
The whole city was in state of perfect anarchy The
police were entirely Ineffective and the authorities
unable to make arrests in the most fragrant
Our municipal government what should have been
government seemed stricken with the palsy. Violence
and brutality ran riot No safe except able
to defend himself without aid from the authorizes Quiet
ana men, who never thought OF such thing be-
FORE compelled carry whenever they left their
houses"
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DIE D.,

II this City, the 9th inst twenty minutes before H.
NJ of Cholera Infantun,, VIM j., of j. L. and E. c.
Garrett, aged msuths and 13 days.
In Duplin county, N. C., the s0h ult Edward 0ut.
Jaw, in the saith year of his age.
In Lenoir county, N. c., the 3rd nst Admiral Groom
in the 46th year Of hisage.
At the residence of W. F. billiard. ESQ., in the town of
Franklnton, the 23d June, Miss Elizabeth r billiard
daughter of Micaah and Eunce R. billiard of Warren Co.,
in the twelfth year Of her age.
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Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer possesses virtue
Wnch not alone removes pain instantly but regulates
ue stomach. gives strength, tone and vigor to the
rys'em 1t is one Of those medicines which is worth
more than gold ' VIVA
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LATER Fk6M EUROPE.

: ~ LATER FH3H EUKOPE.
NEw Yosk, June T.-7hs sse.nsaip Asia has
Thers b mach excitment respecting American
affairs in London Times and the Post demand the
recall Of Mr.. Dallasi but it wss not generally guPs
posed that he would Be dismissed. =
Liverpool and Manchester haye issued peaee ad-
dresses to the people II Aerica, and the feeling Of
the people is active in favor Of peace The Govern.
ment, however, talks hostile. RaImerston and Cla-
rehaen stated Friday, in Parliament, that il had
not>been determined to dismiss Mr.. Dallas. Lord
John Russell gave notice Of motion Of inquiry ~
to the intention Of government with regard to Mr..
Dallas Hasmuch as the general feeling Of the people
was favorable to peace - .sse.t ~
The stesmshp Fulton brought the news Of HI.
Crampton's dismissal. The articles in the Londeti
Times and Post are studiously offensive on the sub
ject Of the dismissal Of Mr.. Champion and demand
the dismissal Of Mr.. Dallas the application Of force
to the United States. The Commercial and mauufae-
turing classes however, sss aed with anxiety at the
terrible consequences of wsr, and actively NOV
ing to avoid SO great calamity.
At Manchester peace address to the citizens Of
the United States received 1000 signatures in few
hours In the meantime, several ships Of war had
been teegraphed prepare for sea with al possible
despatch. Their destination is supposed to be the
coast of America. All of the commanders Of gun.
boats had been called to the Port.Admirals as was
rumored to receive instructions for active servces
The light squadron of despatch steamers and gum
boats, under Commodore Watson, arrived ct Fal.
mouth Sunday to coal and provision
A Paris letter asserts that Mr.. Dillon lately ap.
pointed French Consul at Port au Prince has in
structions to intimate that France will not permit
Soulonque to invade Dominica. 49,.
LIVERPOOL, June 14.-Fair qualities of Cotton
have declined one eighth. The sales Of the week
amount to $4,000 bales.> The market closed firm.
Breadstufs, Richardson reports, have been firm and
unchanged since the sailing of the Atlantic, with
moderate business. Consos are active at Oh Money
is easier Corn is firm and has advanced Cd to Ia.
Consos for money "a.
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MARRIED..

In this City, on the 9th ult by the Rev. R. T. Heain
Mr. Henry Ruth to Miss Harriet Amanda Stevens-boh
of Raleig $50
At Pomona Wake county, the 26th June by the Rev.
lin, to Miss Columbia youngest daughter oseh Jones' Esq
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d. saes the Giant Killer, has long been the won.
ver Of children but the modern giant Perry Davis
aoe Pain Killer is always victorious over his
antagonist, pain, in what form soever he NAV
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Round Hill Female Academy.
ORANGE COUNTY, N. C.

vUVHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
l4th Of July, and continue five months under the d.
recon of the teacher Miss Patty Duty of Oxford
c. assisted by her sister, Miss Maria Duty This Academy
is situated in moral refined and intelligent community
surrounded with churches of different denominations; and
is about twelve miles from Durhams Station the Cen.
trail Railroad Any person in the lower counties wishing
to send their daughters the country find good School
and healthy section, will do we'll to send Round Hill
Academy.
This being the 9th session of my school, proud
say that it has given general satisfaction Ny present
teachers not to be surpassed In of the Academies in
the State good managers of young ladies' Their per-
formances on the Piano and Guitar are equal to
Terms Of 1L1ion-per lSession of Fsos Aoatts.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, &c 90
The higher English Branches, IS and 10 90
Lessons Piano. with of instrument, Is 90
Lessons ON Guitar, ~ 10 90
French Fnsni 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Needle work extra. ~
from the Academy for IS and 81 per month As hsyS
the teachers boarding in my family, will take 10 IL
young ladies at IS month"; extras The session closes
on 18th December next at which time public exami-
nation will take place. For further information ne
at Round HILL Orange county N. c. -
S. D. Umstead, J. G. DouglaA
A. Mangum, Marcus Harris.
B. F. Webb. J. A.. NcMannen,
A. J. Roberts, David Umstead,
E. w. Holt R. c. Maynard.
June 2lst 1856. l1Sl-3tw.
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In great haste, yours truly,

Hor WEArHER-hot, hotter, hottest known hers
for many day. We hear of rains elsewhere, and
see signs of them every evening, and we exist in
hope that we shall have refreshing showers and
some abatement of the heat
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ACCIDENT ON TEE CLARKsyMLE RAMRoAD.-We
learn that Sunday last the boiler of one of the
engines on the GAINESVILLE or Roanoke Valley Rail-
road, exploded, killing the engineer, Mr.. Rudd, and
several other persons. The train was near Towns
vile, Granville at the time Rudd, it is stated was
torn to atoms
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Jua Edwards, residing few
miles from Weldon, died suddenly Thursday last.
An inquest was held over the body by Coroner
Campbell, and verdict Of death by visitation of Pro.
vidence II, i thought by some, however, that she
was poisoned.
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NKJE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE w. ID.
w Jones as candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of
Wake County.
May 81, 1856. Std.
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EORESTVILLE MALE .ACADEMY.-THE
IL next Session of this school will commence the 18th
Of July Forestville situated on the Raleigh eod
CASTOR Rail Road, within fifteen miles of Raleigh and in
mile of Wake Forest College, very healthy end
orderly village and the surrounding neghborhood dis
tnguished for intelligence and morality The services OF
Mr. j. Emerson young gentleman OF fine talents and
have been procured The Trustees feel they rsk 10.
thing in saying that unusual Inducements sre offered TO-
those who wish to patronize this school.
TERMS PER SESSION or NoNfm.
Elementary English Studies 81 So
Higher English, do 10 90
Languages Latin, Greek and French, is 90
Board and washing can be had for Ss per mouth.
For particulars address j. E. Dunn, Sec. Of Board o.
A. j. Emerson, Principal -
STATE or. NORTH-CAROLInA,. WAKE
- COUNTY. In Equity. ALFRED Mitchell and wife Va
Jesse Dunstan aud wife. 4. -.
Pursuant to order made at Spring Tern, 1885, Of NJ
Court of Equity for the County Of Wake the
to sell the Court House door, in the City Of
the Both day Of June instant the lands in the peadngs
certain lot or parcel OF onnd situate lying being
in the city of Raleigh Wake county, being T Of the loto
known in the plan OF said city - Lots Noe IS con
tanning fhree-fourths of an acre or thereab0Qta.
TERHs SALE: Five per cent to be paid - oash f
per does not amount TO $780, then ei11eeasA.
credit of six months for half the 10y and
twelve months for the residue will be giyenp .
their giving bonds with approved surski6 Ing ~
terest from the date IT sale. 80.
IS June 9. 1856. N--wAs6A
~ The sale Of the above property b posspossd "a
Saturday, July s, 1855.
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FOR GOVERNOR:
THOMAS B RAGG.
NORTHAMPTON.

ELECTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT
For the State at Large:
HENRY NJ. SHAW, OF CuRR1TUcK,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAswELL.
Districts:
LIST District, VIM F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank,
End, w. j. BLOW, Of Pitt.
3rd, NJ. B. SMITH, of New Hanover,
4th, " CASTOR H. WILDER, of Wake,
9Th, " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance,
9th, &c THOS SETTLE, JR., of Rock'ham.
7th, I" R. p WARING, of Mecklenburg.
9th, 8" W. w. AVERY, of Burke.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.


John ii. Cowden vs.. George Cowden ct al.
CHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of dccretal Or
- der of sale to me directed and delivered, from
the court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio,
in the above entitled cause, | will offer for sale at
the door of the court house in Perrysburg, Tues
day, May Goth, 1856 between the hours of o'clock
NJ. and o'clock NJ. of said day, the south east
quarter of the north east quarter of section No.
thirty-two, (}2) in township No. five (5) north, of
range twelve, U2) in Wood county, Ohio, contain
ing 40 acres more or less. w. l.. COOK,
MURRAY a. DODGE, Attys. Shift Wood Co., o..
A Dril II, lSj6.--4Sw5S1 .SS
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Slaves n Walnut Lumber Want
cd for Cash!

WE ARE PREPARED 10 PAY CASH
w for BARREL STA YES q. HEADING,
and other kinds of Large Slaves. Red Oak .and
White Oak. Also, we will pay Cash for Black
Walnut LuntJer.
We keep constantly on hand, superior kinds of
coal for smiths and furnace purposes, well
for domestic use. Also, coarse and fine SALT;
all of which we will sell cheap can be bOugLt
at any house IN IOled0.
Office at the foot of Lagrange street on the dock.
~ B.--Any information about Slaves or Walnut
Lumber can be obtained of S. n. BEACH g. CO..
Perrysburg, Of the subscribers, Toledo.
WOOLSEY g. BIRCKHEAD.
Jan. 26, 1S56.--37m4
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ArrAcHMENr.--T. C. Owens, plaintiff,
against Frederick Krill defendant. B Bfore
of May, 1856, said justice issued an order of
attachment in the above action, for the sum
of twelve dollars and forty seven cents, and
for probable costs fifteen dollars.
May l, l95G.--52w3# T.C.OWENS.
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4 | 6

Louisville, Ky, with all the advantages
of Cincinnati, save that of free soil, is IA
ding away under the blight of slave country
There are fifty-live vacant tenem 'nls in
Main street alone and the IN 'rchanls, alarm
ed at the exposures of nakedness male by the
newspapers, have held a meeting, AMI formal
" requested the newspapers to discontinue
the discussion of the prosperity Of the city.
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The SOLAR SYsrEM.-Tha mass of the sun.
as deduced by Laplace from the law of uni
>ersal gravitation and the theory OF central
forces, is 1886 times the sum OF the mas
SIS of the earth and moon. The calculation
of Professor Encke has increased this to
$50. .l99. This is 359, ,55l times the mass OF
th, earth alone, and more than 100 tim IS that
of all the planets taken together. The sys-
tenn of planetary bodies revolving around
the sun. consists. so far as known a present..
of IL primary planets, p satellites, 3 plan
etarv rings. and about 800 comets.
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N G W STO R E!

DLINN & JENISON have just returned from
ID New York and Boston, and are now opening
an extensive and complete assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, HdrdUOare, Crockry and
Glassware,
selected with especial reference to the wants of
Perrysburg and Wood county, and offer the same
at lower prices than any other establishment in the
Maumee Valley They have bought these goods
for cash, and intend doing strictly READHP1I
business, thereby enabling them to sell at rates so
low as to astonish those who have bought heretofore
either at Perrysburg or Toledo.
Call and examine at the store lately occupied by
f.. Graham, opposite the Baird House, Louisiana
Avenue, Perrysburg, Ohio. nov23
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If the contemplated nfscation O. church
property in Mexico takes place, 4arly four
hundred million dollars will pass from tn"
church to the state. with an annual income
of about twelve millions, which is now d..
voted to the support of 1867 parochal
priests, 1873 monks, 1856 converts, 10 Ca
thedrals with l6S canons, and one collegiate
church.
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A chimney has Just been completed a
Preston, Engand, which is two hundred aud
tittv-eight feet in height width at founda.
ZION. ;hirtv-four feet and four hundred and
f,r,y thousand bricks have been used IN bail
ding it.
Tn. Cycopedil of No lern Travel, on
which Mr.. b lyarl Taylor is engaged, is to
h, completed in jun, after which Mr.. Fay
Tor will return to Europe, to spend two years
principally in Sweden, Norway AMI Russia,
A new sort of shoe is now ml9e at And
over, Mass. out of leather, gutta percha,
AMI other things. without sewing. The sole
ployta IN the mi55ntaG ma t GthffSS' tfS'''' wv '"'"' "
1t is said that the Illinois Central Railroad
Co. cannot give valid titles to its lands, un-
Til the whole bonded indebtedness of the
company has b4en discharged, and a release
from all mortgages has been obtained.
CULTIVATION oFTHE PINE-New England
erS are bound to make every square foot of
their soil available for some good. On the
sunny shores Of Cape Cod they are raising
the white, or Weymouth pine, from The seed
which is planted in hills like corn, where
the soil will produce nothing else.
SALE OF TIE Cay YsTAL PALAcE.-The Crys-
tai Palace will b. sold at auction next month.
by order of the receiver. 1t is intimated
that the common council refuse to permit it
to remain longer on Reservoir Square. The
iron fence will also b. sold The building
cost over s$6)0,O00. AMI can be purchased for
Sl25,000 1t should BE- pres rived to the ci-
~ by all means indeed, to break up such a
structure. and sell it for the price of old ma
terials would be highly disgracefld
Hanrv 4 Wisa Tr tha son Of tha govnr
Washington sentinel., 1856-07-19

on The European plan and possesses many advan
tages 10 business men. Open during the twenty
four hours OF the day. j. ID. BROWN, Proprietor.
ASHLAND HOUSE, Arch street, above Sew
enth, Philadelphia. fl s. BENSON, Proprietor.
IRON WORKS.
AMERICAN GALVANIZED IRON WORKS,
Office and Warehouse No. ~ North Tenth street,
Phadelphia. Mccullough Il Co, Manufacturers
OF Galvanized Sheet and Roofing IroH, 10 any
pattern up 10 80 inches wide, and 0 feet long.
From No IA % 2S. wire guage. All kinds of
Wrought and Cast Iron work galvanized. Patent
Galvanized Iron Tubing, for Chain Pumps. This
new and desirable article, made of Galvanized
Iron, is strong, durable and neat, warranted not
10 corrode; will last three times longer than any
other article heretofore used for Chain Pumps,
produces one-ihrd less friction, and consequently
requires less power to draw the water. M'Cul-
Tough II Co. would invite the especial attention OF
Architects aud Builders 10 their Patent Galvanized
Iron Cornice, which, for cheapness, lightness and
neatness, cannot be exceHed will not <eorrode,
and gives 10 The building most beautiful appear
ance As TO the style, beauty, and utility Of this
Cornlce they can refer 10 some of the finest build
ings in Philadelphia Ill orders for any OF the
above articles promptly attended 10.
JAMES C. ADAMS, Agent,
IA North Tenth ST, Phlla
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L ADRIANCE & CO.'S


Persons visiting Philadelphia, either on busi-
ness or pleasure, or en- route 10 the North,
East, or West, or having any kind Of business
70 transact there either in person or by letter,
are confidently referred to the following cards
as representing some OF the principal estab
lishments there, in their respective departments
of business, and whose proprietors can be re
lied on for doing the handsome thing, whether
receiving orders in person or by mail. Any OF
them will promptly attend to all orders BY mail
or otherwise, aud can lie relied on AS being
governed strictly by fair market prices aud the
rules of honor Those hagiug business in that
direction would do well cut this department
out aud preserve il for reference.
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DARE PENSION nOOKs.-.. Lands N

ID ARE PENSION BOOkS.-ss Lands In
III Illinois 10 Soldiers of the Late War" giving
the names of each soldier 10 whom a patent was
issued for and lying in the military bounty land
land J the description of the tract of land granted
10 each, with the date of the patent; the company
aud regiment in which they severaly served, and
by whom each patent was received A single
copy for sale
Old Pension Rolls Of Indiana and Nerth Caro-
lima.
List OF Pensioners of the United States under
the act of 18th of March, islS, showing the rank
aud line in which each served.
Virginia Muster Rolls.
Virginia Pay Rolls.
List of Rejected aud suspended Pensions with
the reasons for the rejection or suspension
T sale in Washington by
TAYLOR " MAURY