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Petroleum., or Rock OH.

Petroleum, or Rock OH.
THE most wonderful remedy ever die.
= covered, procured from . we'll in the
Allegheny mountains four hundred feet be-
low the earth's surface, will eHectuallv cure
Piles, Deafness, Old Sores and Ulcers. Sore
and infaamea eyes Rhumatism, Neursle;a.
White swelling, ert. for sale BY
WIZ. BOGEL, Druggist.
march IS. 1.afavstts sf,.s4
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TINE Usage ORANGE.-1'he sub
L scnbefs have just received direct
from Texas, supply Of the seed Of This In
valuable plant.
In speaking Of this plant, the Southern
Cultivator published In Augusta Georgia,
very Justly remarks: I'VE have the fullest
confidence In the Osage Orange ~ Aeds.
pla~t, and consider II In Ill respects superi-
Of 10 any other that has been introduced.
For sale BY
feb.l6.ff. D. M. HART h ca.
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Afthsf's self DeallM9 Cans.
THE undersigred sole agent for Baton
i Rouge and vicinity, will shortly Re.
eeivs few samples Of these invaluable
Fft1t and Vegetable pteservers, and by the
arst VI September, will be prepared TO sup
ply sny quantity. Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders Al my store,
and when received, they will be forward
Cd to them; Ill orders must BE- accom-
PANIED with tho CASH
aug. =. b. G. MONTAN.
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Pi11pl Pi11sl

TUST received BY the UNDERLINED, fresh
= supply Of wtishvs Indian Vegetable,
MohaPs Life, Drsndfsths, Mosrison's III.
GEMS, Lees, SapInStops, 0feafsSbesis,
Jayns's, Cpsnesf's, Peters, Cooks, nbofp.'
er's, Beekwith's Leidy's blood, nsilowsy's
swayne's Lerv's, DeErsy's ChsmpisH's,
Jones', Scans, and McLahe'S Pills: tof
sale In any quantity by
janis. WM. BsssL, Drsssis).
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Chaemaica1s.

ChonnACa1s,
Just received fromthe Manufacturer 400
:. o.. Fairs Quinine as ~. Morphine, Is
big Calomel, 20 bbs Blue Mass, i bbe Chic
roform, ect.ect. All Of which will b sold
At New Orleans prices, by WIN. BO0EL,
oct14-y. Druesisk. Lsfxatte 4
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$3.50 Carriages, Aafnsss, 10.
TUT received from the test northern
= manufacturer, 4 large assortment u
GANRlA0BD and H.AkNEsS. which.
Win I number VI nv own manufacture
Ssmpsises varsity worthy the attention Of
pasthAsefs, who afe invited to examine b..
S1ss purchasing elsewhere.
eet Toy W. r. TUNNARD.
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MARSH'S Improved Elastic Sus

M HIsClJ . improved EoDtI0 60e-
AvA pender Shoulder psaee, tie object
Of which IL 10 correct hsbitual sto06ing
round and crooked shoulders, weak Seek
and chest, and TO preserve thst erset snd
graceful position which 10 indispensable 10
health and beauty IL 10 adapted to Men,
Women and Children oI al ages, oeeups.
tions and conditions: IL IL light, YET strong
perfectly elastic, simple, afd 6esutifu1ty
iulfls the object designed. fof ssls BY
Oct4. WIN. bosnt. OSuxssse.
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THE VERY BEST.-Persons desiring
Il any Of the celebrated medicine cal
led Brandy, can get some ofthe pure and
und"'trated Pinet, Castillon 4 Coz. It the
Drug Store OF WIN. BO0EL.
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For Coughs, Colds, -.
A YERS Cherry Pectorial, nushton's Cod
n Liver Oil, Wjstars bslsam Of wild
Cherry, Jsyne's Expeetorsnt, Hastings
s.yr"pof Nspbtha ect., just recsivsd--a ~
dozen Of each for sale BY WIZ. BosrI.
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A140000e00 q 1O01n0ml
DOE. Colts Revolver, 4 inch, In esess.
i ~. Aliens ~ 4 Inch /
dos rsis n Sslfeeetin9 pisttls } inches
= Pr. Msstcs's sslfeosklNg rlssojs 3 isekes.
Hunting kslvss, Dswis Knives, Dhhs,
Pruning HALVES, tsCsthes with 3 stpssiss
quality n 1tnp1saBsnt Knives md peetst
Gallery; I 1afee ss6oftment- Eye and
Cores Wstsspr6ef Percussion CAPS. II.
s"rs, large variety 70 euit ths most laStj.
dloas, ore now olefed lot ss1s u seaeosab1e
prices and TIE most liberal terms ~
dec13 WIN. DO6EL.
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Just RECEIVED per columbus from
u st Louis:
50 Bbls flour,
so Kegs Lard,
Bacon Shoulders and g. C.. Hams.
200 Sacks Corn,
for sale by May 3ol s. M. HART l. Co.
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8saular Gpxst 8atktts,
COAeT f,ffyD Or PACK0Ye.

COAST LfNB or PAUKD1s.
1D6LLA DONNA q MUSIC.
10 AND FROM n. OnIgArs, wfLLfAMsrORr.
DAfOU Sara, fOKT HUDSON,
Ara iii the lntermediato Lapdinrs,
THE BELLA DONNA, Capt. WV.
i 1lcUcMss. ieayes n. Orleans
every Saturday Evenings, n
o'cloek, f,t Wiiiiamspcft, touch.
inn At All the intermediate points;
tstufning, leaves BayUu Sara evefy We4nes-
day, on he arrival II the cars from Wocdvitle.
The MUSIC, Capt. I n. elcsatscs, leaves New
Orleans every ,rtiestaar h10fslN4, Ut o'clock
ana Friday Evenlme, II 3 o'clock, for Port
Hudson: returning, leaves .fsft Hudson every
"Wednesday and Saturday, aitet The arsivai
u the Clinton ana Port Hudson Cars.
HOLMES 4 ULAtjeS, Agents,
octfe. IA TchUupitoulas street.
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New Orleans ana 0ay0ul Sara
nVWtCE 4 WEE0-rnr

TWICE A WEEK-For .n-
l. Bayou Sara. Port Hudson
.cbdslrs Store, Baton Rouge =
Plaquemine, and all intermediate landings
the fne passenger steamer CAPITOL.
JAS. n. URs, MAsres, leaves New Or.
leans every SUNDAY at 3 o'clock, A. M.
and every WEDNESDAY, 1t s o'clock
r.M. Returning leaves Bayou Sara ever,
MONDAY At u, NJ. and THURSDAYS
?. N. and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
al 9 p. NJ. and THURSDAY ~ IN N.
uz- For freight Of passage apply on
board.
N. B. The Capitol hereafter on her
"Wednesday trips, will only 80 a. far az
LobdelFs Store. ian!-y.
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HATS & 0ArS.--Just received by ship
Ill Charles Buck, from New York, a splen-
did assortment Of Hats and Caps consisting
Of Gents fashionable Moleskin, Cashmere
and Black Silk Hats, soft Hats Of any ,les-
cription and style also large assortment
Of boys Hats and Gaps; oil Of which were
made to order, and warranted to rive ga
isfaction. oct1c1 w. y. PHILLIPS.
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DaroN safa 1paskel,-lsaeasel f1l1l.
Tor BAYOU Sara three .NBup =

MAJ. . aa.me f wssa1 iii. T.
CcffcH, master, VIII iesve New Ofteans every
eSHbAv AfoaNiN6 ~ J o'clcck, and evefy Wsrsss-
bA1 and rafDAy MOasfsS ~ 10 oclock. Returning,
leaves Bayou Sara IN MorrAY, TaussnAY ana SAT
sasAY, arriving 4 New Orleans z ne ~;
John busbridge 4 Co.,, fisil Kemp 4 Co., Jos. B.
faeAud, adveftisin scent.
&pN. D.-A CLERK win 10 on the tAvee In n. o.
tUfeeeve freight II III times, from Tuesday tsn-
ing - Saturday night, and shippers eat deliver
boats absence. may ~.
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1oS Chll1e anA Fever.
INDIAN CHOLAGOGrE Smith,sToo;r
L Champion, Pills and other preparations
TO cure this disease, for sale BY
sct14. WIN. BOUEL.
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0uM Drepl

0uA 0TopO.
JUST received 75lbs Gum A,sbic D,ons.
- Tolan LoxengeSs, French Jugubs and
L'quoriss Pssts, AciduIstsd Drops u oil
havoss; Spruce Gum, refined Cslabys LID.
aofiee, ect., by VIZ. nosr,..
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Fresh Arrival.

Fresh AFriVal.
COOKING STOVES; Old Kentucky.
~ Crescent, MayAower Stoves, from the
smallest to the largest sizes, for sale At
small advance on first cost. Also Stove
Waffle, Irons Oval Ovens, Tea Pots and
castings. (aug2s) D. e. MONTAN.
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(1un1r) 4 1f)fnbnrg.
CIorrlnees, Harness, 90.


TIME swbsefibefs have now IN hand 4
u sp,vndid aseustmenS Of Carriages and
hasness, comprising every variety, to
which ths attention of purchasers 10 invl-
~.
W. also manufacture to order, and ~.
psif oil einls u Carriages, In supsfist
asaSMst. Plantation Wagons, Carts, Wheel
ssd Dirt Dafrow made to order, and kept
u hand u oil times. All kinds Of Smith
wssk made and repaired.
A fall assortment of Iron, Iron AHles,
epsiBep and Trimming materials, on hand
II sele. Also Plantation end Wagon
Harness.
plaatsrs end others are invited 10 exam
~ Cur stock, before pufchasing. Al The
III stand, corner Church and Main street
ian.SOiv. W. r. Tt1NNAaD 4 en-
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A LIE AND PORTER-A large supply
n Of Barclay, Perkins b Co.'S London
Porter and Tennent Scotch Ale, warranted
genuine just received and for sale bv
no 94ly WIN. BOGEL. Druxses4
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CFU0oo 1101V o.
rs NOW sckAowlsdSsd ~ - ~ bsst
i preparation fos the haiS-A b pussly
vsgstab,s-impasts = deep ~ seh lrslse
% ths hajs, md will b. found mest psstie.
aDsrly seesplsbis - ~ light ksjss1 Oss
tfisl will sstisfy you n Tie atovs aeele.
nOv2e. WV. DO0EC
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Liver Complaint,
CAN BE eheetually cured by the use 81
~ Hollands German Bitters. Price r.
duced to seventy FIVE cents, can always bs
had fresh at the Arug store Of
oct1O. WIN. bOGEI.
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Twigg's MAR Restorative \

Twigg's MAR Restorative
NHIS compound possesses the virtue Of
4 rastoring grey hair 70 its original color.
and for preservation and growth Of The hair
has no equal. Prepared from the ORIGINAL
recipe and sold in quantities TO suit purehss.
ers by VIZ. Boex1. Dr,~.;]
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CHAMPA1GNE! CHAMPAICNEL
~ The undersigned 10 just received .
supply Of the genuine piner he:dsiri :
champagne in baskets Of pints, Of qusrts
for sale BY any quantity; also some Of Tie
celebrated champagne Of Desbordss hJe
Jan "a y. Nm. Boss1, Druegist.
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browns q Jonaloa 6inHo1.
q 0f0sb 81 WINS Jsn,aIea 0iaees.
u jsst received from Fred. Brown, Phil
adslpAia, end ~ sais % hts psiees, whSls-
sals ~ fstail, BY. ". DO0LE.
feb. "a. Drugeest, Lafayette 81.
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Tne eubsehbers will continue che
4 Ca6ihst Furniture Undeftskinx b
lsYD4 katnishing business, under me Arm
:. A fell assortment Of oil articles In OUT
~ vii BE- kept constantly on haad, to
which ths attentlon u putchassfs IL invi.
81, q ths ia Stand on Church It,, oppo.
IN IT, Advocate Once.
]. PIPER
nAf.90 W. r. TUNNARD.
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0fvoN's ru11nOnAO vvofePs.
TUJUD1 PASTE, Pete Do 0sinsuve
y 0sm Drops, totoeks Wsfes, sA1
other preparations ~ eO64hs sMd eelds,.
fcf sale ~ wn. Dysni, DSufeist,
I'm - 20 Lafayette stfeeD
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TUNNARD b HEDENBUR0.
wNolGsAls AMe 6erA,l utAlees !. IN
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, he.
TINE svDgCk1DERS stsck 81 Bugeies,
lsshaw.ys, Daroxehes, Coaches, 81. has
besA eslsessd BY himself, and eosnpfises
svefy variety. t. his already complete
eeeesesnsat, y . daily naking additions.
rsssens will And Il y their eav1ntase. 10
cell aml exatBins Ais stesk.
- Tt,NN.1kD 1 HEDENBUk0.
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SAUCEel Tomato; Walnut; Essence
~ Assshsviss eavies Reading Wees.
eoehife aad carry powders. For sale q
ssmlIy gfsesfyOf fsb.sI ]. BEAL.
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11un3orlan LoochDs.
KIM Hungarian Lseehss, warranted, Just
wv ttesivsd end lSS sale BY
sept .. WI. Boost
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Coo9nNe Ass1 rbm001o,
FURNISHED in any qssnttty 10th Co.
i IogDe bottles aed Henede fays Se-flIed
BY lnov2s.1 WIN. DOCKL
0ssngist'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-21
KANSAS.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE KANSAS FREE
STATE"
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Monday, Oct. -, 1866.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Monday, Oct. Is, 1866.
When it became evident that the Kansis-Nebrsas
bill would become law We visited Kansas with
the determination to establish paper devoted to the
development of another great state. After everyer
perse and delay we succeeded in getting it 10 opera
ton about the LIST of January, 1855, with MI. X G.
Elliott as partner. We named it Ih, Kansas Ere
State and stated in our first issue our determination 10
conduct Il until Kansas admitted into the Union
a Free Statc. We incurred every possible expense
and difficulty for the space of eighteen months, sm
were the first 20 far AK we can learn who hosted
John {. Fremonts name for the Presidency. foa al
know the result. For this act and for opposing, 10
liberal way the usurpatons OF the Slave Power
subduine az sas our entire Office books, library and
every thing in the building, was destroyed by Toe
United Siates MarChal, pretending to act under ine
authority OF the Territorial Court at the general ssx
of Lawrence. on the DIST day OF NJ y.
In February last we, having some business In tne
States, withdrew our immediate connection with ue
paper for the time but soon returned and bougm me-
ElIiotts entire interest in the Office ON the ID DAY
May. Three weeks only passed, after we got IuI
possession Of the Office until it was destroyed as ABOVE
stated. Though our loss is great, the paper oy no
means pay ing expenses the first year, yet We sere
solved 10 keep it going until Kansas is admltfea
Free State. But az our book accounts and suosqP.
ton lists were destroyed, We arc unable to telsos
our affairs stand All peuons indebted TO the once
prior 70 NAV 2 1856 Will settle with Mr. Elliott a. he
retained the old book accoun Any one in the sAs'
having business with the ofice-that is, wishing 70
subscribe 10 sate Their 6ecounts, or to assist IN re
establishing The paper-wiI address the undersigued'
burlington Iowa kesdents Of the Territory VIII adj
dos lie SEINE at Lawrence, h. L. Ii Is N thought
ipadyable Ia attempt resiablishing the paper until
SpriDe: but 80 soon 81 we can get the means a1f
place he press on the ground iihal be forthcoming
Yours In fehsf Of Free Kansas" and ia oPPoon u tbs
Editor and proprietor Of TAe kaAsa, Free ss,se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-21
MiRINE AFFAIRS.
FOR CALIFOKNfA.


Tie steamship George Law, " l.. ilcmdon, Con-
n.ander, sailed yesterday afternoon at oclo *, to-
AspinSaD With about 40 passengers.
Loss OF PROPELLER TopGALLAsT.
During the gale the night oftbe 18th inst. theass"
propeller TopgalaKt loaded with coal for NewHayep,
when Of Black Rock, was net by northeas, gas :"
great severity and disabled. She taken in tow oy'
be steam propeller s. Seymour Of much larger cafAc'
y, end every effoIt was made 10 make hsrbof ou
otter eneouhteiing several heavy the Topgssan
wss observed 10 be- sinking. She immediatelye"'
loose from the Seymour and instantly sank m n'e
fsthons Of water. The sea by this time became ;"
violent tina, the fires Of the Seymour were put ~"
etyDg her at the mercy Of the wind and she was d"'"
back some % mles before harbor could be ms'e'
The captain and the crew Of the Topgdllant were eA.'
IN boaid aLd well cared for By Capt. sdman Oh Ut
Seymour.
WRECK OF TIE STEAMER NosnoUrn-Loss OF L",'
The AorJoLk Herald rays: We learn thai a. w
steamer Louisiana, Capt. 6. W. Russell, Was on y.
way TO baltimore, on the evening OF the ldn u.s.
when of York River a RAFT wus discovered Win e
eral persops OF il, who were aterward ascertsnsa
telcng 10 the steamer Monmouth, running reguay
b.,,seen York River and Baltimore. Cap. kaSse'-
with his Usual prompuiade, rteered for the sp
w,eckeS suf.ercrs, and although the wind was DIV
ne smart esle AT the time. ordered one OF tae Doe
10 he ,yered but unfortunately 1t gas sssmpea 81
loaf second one was lowered and succeeded 10 e..
M he rsit and rescuDg all those who were On =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-21

the government of your country win BRIGHT,
eternity. Give your vote hos you nav. ia ,a.A
side or the other Of this grand question ~ -
be held 10 account for II " The bar Of your ,1Wva
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-23

For the Standard.
HALL OF OLIVE BRANCH LODGE, No. 81, I. O. o. F.
Smithfield Friday evcn., Aug. Is, 1856.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in His
wise and inscrutable Providence to remove from
among us worthy member and N. G. of this Lodge.
Therefore,
Resozced, That the members of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 81, l. O. O. F., have heard with feelings
of profound grief of the death of their beloved
brother, Parker R. Tomlinson.
Resolced That they tender to the relatives of the
deceased brother the assurances of heartfelt fra
ternal coincidence, in the bereavement they have
sustained
Resozred, That they wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to his relations, and also to the North
Carolina Standard and Live Giraffe for publication
JOHN P. SANFORD, Secretary.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-23

August II, 1916.
VIM, A. Batchelor,s Hair.Dye.

GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYED INSTA l!,bant
u to beautiful and Natural Brown Black, "''V''
the least injury to hair or skin. vm
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded 10 have
A. Bachelor since 1889, and 10000 applications live
been made to the Hair of his patrons Of his fan" nn
Prejudice against Dying the Hair aud WhiskerS Is
it would be against covering bald head with WI
VIM. A. Bachelors HairDye produces color no no r;a
distinguished from nature and is warranted not
Made sold or applied (u private rooms at the W"
Factory, 233 Broadway, N. Y. ,...os By
Sold in all cities and towns of the United o'a'''
Druggists ind Fancy Good Dealers. steel
The Genuine has the name and address upon"
plate engraving four sides of each bottle, Of mr.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELVWna.rk
2ss Broadway, \ New sT, 1S5S.
For sale in Raleigh by PESCUD GAily
April 81. 1885,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-23
EMIL ROSENTHAL,

HrAs JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YoRh : ask
Ii Baltimore and added to his already exensd GEI
the latest styles Of READY MADE CLOTHlNu a." fine
TI.FMEN'S' FURNISHING GOODS; including ;., u.s.
sortment of Shirts Ctavots, Boots, Shoes, Gn@ 0a''s
Goats, from IS cents up to $50 on
Pants i" Is 90 's 10 90
Vests. rs 500 = cauud
hs as or price,
sou,ranted All ask is call before purchasing New Yu
try merchants am prepared to sell goods al M
wholesale prices. My motto is not to De 'u"''
goods received every week. ,,,nNru.L,
s. On Market Square, corner OF " i1nn'1Ss5wGu.
Raleigh, March 25, 1856.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-23

A FREMONT Know NorH1NG.-At the State Con.
vention of mock Republicans held in Blooming.
ILL.,, some time since, the President Of that body.
John w. Palmer, made speech in which he said !:
think that the privilege Of living under the
government OF the United States, and enjoying the
rights and privileges of citizen Of free republic
should De sufficient for any foreigner, without the
right to hold Office"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-23

Now, all we have to do is, to turn the Wings ar
gument on Buchanan's letter, against this passage
victed of Squatter Sovereignty. What says our
neighbour
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-23

FILLMORE AND SoUArTER SovERE1GNTY.-The Alex
andria Sentinel has displayed commendablc pa
tence in following Fillmore throughout his election
eering tour. We went no farther than Albany, and
consequently did not detect that particular express
sion in the Lockport speech which the Sentinel pro-
duces in proof of Flnores endorsement of Squatter
Sovereignty. Certainly FilImore's language is no
better than Buchanan's as every candid person will
concede:
From Mr. Buchanan's letter From Mr.. Fmore's Lock
OF Acceptance port speech
The people of a Terri His rule was that the
tory, like those of State peopleofthe States
shall decide whether slave should regulate their do
ry shall or shall not exist nestle concerns in their
within her borders" own way, but they had no
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-23
SOUTH LOWELL
Male Acad envy and Medica, so.
-" - anu AAeuAcal Soho
- ORANGE COUNTY " n

ORANGE COUNTY, N. G.
Rev. JESSE 2. BAGBY, A. B., Principal
Mr.. JOSEPH H. SPEED, A. B., Assocato.
Mr.. A. c. BAGBY, Assistant
Mr. FL EDWARD Sx N. SCOTT, NJ D., Principal of fl. ,
THE FALL SESSION OF THE MALE Ac,nn
will commence on the 10th day of Julv ma DENY
Of Instructors has been increased The c%,i The Corps
School is well known that extended commant Of d,
unnecessary Suffice it to remark that its localit dee
m nd WIN any IN the State both in regard to b
Both Trustees and Teachers feel it their dutv T..
cate sound morality and correct general views Of n
yet at the same time they will take especial eare
ing is taught that is at all secarian While Tho T n
propose going over the same ground usual in r eaae
their instruction should be thorough than that
effort will be made to induce foadness for s"d Every
check vicious propensities andt
TERMs.-TuitlOn in English Department s,s
the Classical SIS: 90 per session. Contingent ana
is required of each student. Good board can hs e o
convenient to the Academy for 81 SO per m"n SSSsns
lima, and graduate of Hampdcn Sydney Colepe W. Van
Principal is native of Virginia, and graduate a. is
dolPh Macon College His brother, the Assistant HAN
highly recommended, from the Junior Glass Of RsnS
THE MEDICAL SCHOOL
Will commence the 18th of July. The mode IF ;...
ton will be by Lectures, Examinations and Ma s.Iuc
versations Each Student will be required at sh Cl
may be designated by the Principal to write a 's
the various branches of Medicine, and will be prac,
aPpyng bandages for fractures &c and in use %
Dr. Scott will exhibit and explain the various t;n,
Surgical Instruments and also apparatus for the adns,m
Of fractures and dslocations, and occasion reoT
drawings and charts for illustrations in Anatomy %
the Practice of Medicine. In winter an opporn1t u
be given for exercise in Practical Anatomy n,..S VIII
speaking more fully of our Medical School, we annas,
notice of it by Dr. Richard Blacknal whose we'll Pna
character Physician enables him to appreciate h mh
portance of such facilities for Medical Insruc e ILL.,
propose to offer. Proper moral department will Of % We
be expected of gentlemen who may attend the Mo'
School. 'al
TERMs-The usual rates fixed by the Medical protass;
800 per annum. Rates of board as above stated A
Rev. JOHN A. McMANNEN, Chairman
Rev. II. ARNOLD,
Mr.. JOHN B. LEATHERS,
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS
Col. D. c. PARRISH, Secretary
take pleasure in recommending Dr.. Scott's Medical
Class to young who may wish to read Medicine n
Scott is native of Orange county, n Carolina He ha
been for several years Demonstration in the National M
cal College, Washington, d. c. where of course he had
all the advantages of becoming einently qualified for M
ing charge Of medical class. Dr. SCOTS class on 40
count of the opportunities afforded by him.
Practical Anatomy, will be in advance of those who Lake
the ordinary course before attending Lectures for grdn
ton; the anatomy of the soft parts Practical Apa
my is generally neglected
June Is, 1856. ll2a-wsm
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right to interfere with the
affairs of each other, or of
the Territories. The peo-
lple Of the Territories
should be protected in reg
ulatsng their cyn con-
Germs, Independent Of for
eign influence from any
quarter. These are my
views, and l have never
hesitated to express them
whenever they have BEEN
desired"