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RALEIGH PAPER MILLS.
Rags Wanted.

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W bh DELiN EhED AL IiiE RAILROAD STA
II tohs or at my warehouse IN Raleigh, or they Will be
taken from the different stores in the State Merchants
and others bnyng rags will please advise when they
Railroad station as still afford 10 pay the highest
pce III cash q" delivery from store Railroad station
either in bank bulls, checks or Northern funds
References Cashiers OF our Banks IN Raleigh and the
principal North Carolina and 'rgsha MeIchan,s
Z. W. bENEDlCT
Factories and newspaper wrappers Cotton wanted.
G. W. b.
Raleigh, March ~ lsa,. Ss-
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banner, ianv'!le (Nal kcpuhlica: (i"d>bro Tribune.
Ia ".cvlle Cnr"n'an wilmington Weekly Journal, War
renton News Newbern Unioi AID hS"n Advocate each
copy SIN months and forward bills 10 me at Raleigh
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= Bridge no Let. :. ~ = ;s:E Z 49,
n WEDNESDAY fHksxD OF APRIL, THE UNDER !
sigped will let ont TO the lowest bid
der the the Of Bridge acoss Neuse River ha
TarbOrongh Bridge builders are respectfully invited
to attsnd. FsF - psss =: s..s ssg-
- Ssef6Fsasss -,,s -GAATON ii. WILDER + sssSs
rs ssssA ssIt ss9s5S SNEEDHA1sPRICEs 81 ~ a.
sea 80 Saa I,,tg.< .THOS. r. DERNAA, $Con. *
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Book Binding.
JOHN HI. DeCARTERET Il SON.

JOHN III. DeCARTERET Il SON.
RALEIGH, n. c.
a RE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING
"A business in all Its branches at the old stand
Turner's n. c. Bo,kstore.'
Their increased facilities will enable them the
ness and dispatch, al New York prices.
Books to them fro any part of the State with d.
recunS will be md in style desired, boxed and sent
back without delay. Address
JNO. IL. DECARTERET 4 son,
Raleigh \. c.
April 25, 1855. 45-tf.
North Carolina State Bonds.
TORTH CARO!.lNA STATE BOND Slnno and $5o'
lE be obtained from uls>ki Cowper, who is the
ihorizcd agent of the Company for the sale of bonds in the
City Of Raleigh. These bonds (:s have sup
North Carolina for benefit of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Company.
JOHN d. WHITFGRD,
President Atlantic n. {. Il. R.
January &c, 1857. 20-swtf.
~ANTWELI.'S JUSTICE-THE NORTH CARO-
u LIMA MAGISTRATE This is an improvement upon
W. L. POMERoY
August 20, 1856. ST.
: Valuable Land for Sale.
IN HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE A
of superior land, containing about 2'2 sit
both sides of Big Lick Greek, the l>boro and
Fish Dam Road. There is better land than this in the
State the growth ,f Corn, Wheat Cotton and Tubacco.
There said land good tw,-story dwelling with seven
rOons and the ouhouseS attached. Those wish
ing purchase had better call they will Lose bar
gain. CIIESLEY JONES.
Nov 81, 1856. 1-swtfpdns.
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KEEP 2. BATTLE.
Attorney aa;. Counsellor at Law,
FAYETrEyILLE ST., RALEIGH y. c.
Will attend the Courts of W Ike and Franklin, and the
Terms of the Supreme and eral Courts.
July ], 1851. 6t-t.
- Register copy.
BARRON C. WATSON. G,SToN MEARES
WATSON MEARES.
GENERAL CCMMM!SSION MERCHANTS.
"a Barring Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec II, 1876. 7-Swtf
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DUNAwAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ark-

HI EN- up and committed the Jail of Randolph county
n C., negr" boy who calls himself Henry, and that
that he runaway from his the Yadkn while
he his way Alabama. Said boy appears to be II
Is Years old, about feet inches in eight and
weighs about 40 lbs, black, and had when taken
old wool hat two coats vest, and pair pants all
wooden, and good deal The is hereby noti-
fled to forward, prove and identify his negro accord
ing to law and take him away.
]. W. STEED, Sheriff.
November 9th. 1856. 2-Gm.
ELOUR! FLOUR! !-WARRANTED FAMILY
Il Flour opposite the Masonic Lodge. --
w. W. WOODED.
November ., 1854. LOFT
VK7YkOFF'S NEW BOOk.--.THE ADVEN-
w lures of Rowing Dplonmtst.-Bv Henry Wycof,
Author Of My Court>h:p, and its consequences
For sale by W. l.. POMEROI.
January 20, 1857. lift
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as the service may hereafter require The contracts will
therefore be made not Tor specific quantities. but for such
quantities the require to be delivered at those
navy-yard respectively. ...t- 5
Contractors not residing at the places where deli cries
required must esta h agencies at such places that
delay may arise in furnishing what may be required when
contractor fails promptly 10 cply with requstion.
be authorized direct purchases be made to supply the
deficiency under penalty be in
and
navyards shall be evdence that such requstion
has been made and received
Separate offers be made for each article at each OF
the aforesaid navyyards; and in than article
ned in the oer the Chief Of the Bureau will have
the right accept ofthe articles contained in
such Offer and reject the remander and bidders whose pro-
posas accepted and oihers will be forthwith mo-
ted and early practicable contracts will be trans
mitted them for execution which contract must be
turned to the bureau within days. exclusive Of the time
required for the regular Transmission OF the mail.
Two more approved suretes in q sum equal to the
estimated amount Of the respective contracts will be
quired anil twenty per eentu in addition will be withheld
collateral security in addition, to it's peormsnce
and not in event to be paid until it is in all respects
veries made will Be- paid by the navy agent within thirty
days after bills duly authenticated shall have been pre-
Blanks forms of proposals may be obtainsd application
to the navy & agents st fSrsmGs,h New H. hrs sos-
: folk, Pensacola, and at this bureau
record or duplicate of the letter informing bidder Of
the acceptance Of hsproposa will be deemed notification
will be made ard accepted in conformity with this under
standing.
Every offer made mus, be accompanied (as directed in
the act q" Congress making appropriations for the naval
service for 1857 approved beth angasi as4sl BY writ
HE effect that hc they undertake that the bidder
bdde:s WILL if his their bid be accepted enter into an
obligation within five days, with cnd and sufficient sure
be obligated cpsider any sal uess accompanied
b. guarantee required 10y law the competency of the
guarantee be certified by the navy agent district attcr
new or co;lecor Of the customs .,-@ .:s.sss
Tile at:entoo II hidder. is called to the sanpt,s and de-
scrptIn artices required tho tn,pection for
cston zust but rigid eonparson o Je made 5e0sen tie
articles offered and tie sample and contract rsceving
that beto them md their attention is aLso particularly
yeed to the joint sesoLution of eth March, 1884, and 70
theact of the 10th August, ls46. E-4w. =
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X l. M OY AL.

REMOY AL.
HEASTT {, -EOELL,
Late IlsdrSJ I. Jones,
ENTHL, DURING THE FIRST WEEK IN THIS
w month remove 40 the recently occupied by
The late Col. Roulhac.
November l. lS5f. 99-swtt
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lHoNAs s. GILLIAN ROBERT NJ DUNLOP
GILLIAN Il DUNLOP,
importers and Dealers iu Iron and Steel,
III, SYCAMORE ST., PETERSBURG, Va,
large assortment always hand Orders respectfully
''lcied I and promptly attended to.
january 30, 1851 =, 2O-sw3m.
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J. n. STEErfGs9N,
GEN z a.. 4 3 Mt,
Fr IL. sale ali kinds Of proe,. all orders promptly
a..eii,ed 10.
OFFICE No. "a, NORTH i ATER ST.,
WILMINGTON, N C.
October ~, 1S5s. 90 swlvpd.
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A. NJ. MCPHEETERs, H. ch1sELiN. }. W. hAkTi
A, NJ. McpHEETERS. & co.

LEWIS n KING,
Commiss On nj Merchants,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
r B. LEWIS formerly OF Franklin Co., n. c.
Dr. PEyToy kINc o: Picscns Co, Ala
4 NJ. Lewis authorized agent of Raleigh, n. Z.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30
Beautiful Tribute to a Wife.

Sir James Mackintosh, the historian, va;
married in early life, before he attained fortune
or fame, to Miss Catharine Stuart, young
Scotch lady, distinguished more for her excel
lencies of character than for her charms. AT
ter eight years of happy welded life, during
which she became the mother Of three chill
dren-she died. A few days after her death,
ing the character Of his wife in the following
terms:
81 was guided Che observes) in my choice
only by the blind affection of my youth.
found an intelligent companion and a tander
friend, a prudent monitress, the most faithful Of
wives, mother as tender as children ever had
the misfortune to lose. / met a woman, who
By the tender management Of my weakness,
gradually corrected the most pernisious Of them.
She became prudent from affection, and though
Of the most generous nature, she was taught
frugality and economy BY her love for me.
During the most critical period Of ny life,
she preserved order in my affairs, from the care
of which she relieved me. She gently reclaim
ed me from dissipation she propped my weak
and iresolute nature she urged my Incidence
to all the exertions that had been useful and
creditable to me, and she was psrpetually at
hand to admonish my heedlessness or IMPROVE
dence. To her l owe whatever an to what
ever shall be. In her solicitude for my inter
est she never for moment forgot my feelings
or nay character. Even in her occasional re-
sentiment for which / but too often gave her
cause, (Wovld to God could recall those mo-
ments' she had no sullenness or acrimony. Her
feelings were warm and impetuous; but she was
placable, tender and constant. Such was she
whom lost when her excellent natural sense
was rapidly improving, after eight years struggle
and distress had bound Us fast together, and
moulded our tempers to each other; when a
knowledge of her worth had refined my youth
ful love into friendship, and before age had de-
prived it Of much of its original ardor. lost
her alas the choice Of my youth, the partner
Of my misfortunes, at a moment when | had
the prospect Of her sharing ny better days.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30
NUMBER 9.
astfllI artb Guriuus.

AMOUNT az FooD NECESSARY TO ENABLE Men
TO REsIsr POLAR CoLD-Referring to the late
lecture of Dr.. Kane, giving an account Of his
polar explorations, the New York Evening
Post says
IAN opportunity has thus been given of testing
the ability Of the human body to resist q tenn
perature of seventy degrees below, for several
months together. The Doctor and his party
were enabled to do this by an immense consump-
ton of animal food. the ordinary daily allow.
ance to each man being six or eight ducks, or
an equivalent in several pounds Of the fat seal.
Shortly after the discovery Of the compound
nature Of the atmosphere by Priestly, Crawford
preached the theory that the animal heat of the
body is maintained at uniform temperature Of
SO degrees, by ne9ns of liberal consumption
of food containing carbon in excess, as animal
food, where the cold is severe. The most beau
tiful and brilliant series of experiments, prose-
cuted by Liebig, were those intended to es-
tablish this theory, which they do most sue.
cessfully.
in this connection, the experiment Of Dr..
Kane and his party, in showing the kind and
amount Of food required to enable the human
body to resist the depressing influence of q con-
tinued low temperature, for 4 period of time
longer than any other recorded, is Of the highest
practical value
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

His pleadings were in vain. For an instant
the knife cleaned in the moonlight, and then
was drawn rapidly across his throat, and his
breath rushed out with the gurgliRg blood
There was one csnvulsive struggle, and all was
over. But the Squire's triumph was Of short
duration, for at this moment the sharp crack Of
a rife was heard, and he rolled. BY his victim, a
corpse.
Startled by the sound of the rife, and the fall
of his companion, DAILY threw a quick glance
around him, and caught glimpse Of the person
of young Rowell, as he dashed into the forest.
Innocent of the death of Boon, conscious of his
own treachery to his companions, and fearful Of
detection, DAILY lost the presence of mind, and
cool courage, for which he was remarkable, and
shouting to his companions, rapidly and thought
lessly retreated homewards.
Conclusion merit Ireek.)
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

EXCESS IN EErrNo.-Sydney Smith declared
that the longer he lived the more he was con-
WINGED that the apOthecary is of more importance
than Seneca and that half the unhappiness in
the world proceeds from little stoppages-from
a duct closed up, from food pressing in the
wrong place, &c. The deception he says, AS
practiced upon human creatures, is curious and
entertaining. Ny friend sups late {; be eats
some strong soup, then lobster, then some
tart, and he diutes these esculant varieties with
wine. The next day call upon him. He is
going to sell his house in London, and to re-
tire into the country. He is alarmed at his old
est daughters health. His expenses are hourly
increasing nothing but q timely retreat can
save him from ruin. All this is the lobster !;
and when over excited nature h:s had time to
manage this testaceous incumbranee, the daugh-
ter RECEIVERS, the finances are in good order, and
every rural idea efectuaIly excluded from the
mind In the same manner, the witty essayist
goes on to show that old friendships are destroy.
ed by toasted cheese, and hard sailed meat has
led to suicide.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

Guar FOR RHEUMATIsN.-A correspondent Of
the London Medical Circular vouches for the
relief he has experienced in the liberal use Of
lime fresh leDon) juice, whilst laboring under
the paroxysms Of rheumatism. By repeated in
diligence in the above simple acid, for the space
of three days, avoiding all stimulating liquids,
the most confirmed rheumatism win, be says,
relax, and the tone Of the muscular and nervous
system will be restored to its usual chaaeter-
The fact was first established by the circum.
stance Of the Jews being, as general body,
scarcely ever affected with the above disease,
and this particular exemption from the malady
under consideration, as eEecting the disciples Of
the Hebrew persuasion, was, and has been at
tributed to the very free indulgence which the
above people exercise in their dietary eonsrnp-
ton Of lemon-juice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30
9flisttaaleaus.
INDIAN NAMES.


We say-they all have passed away,
That noble race and brave;
That their light canoes have vanished
From of the crested wave;
That mid the forests where they roamei.
There rings no hunters shout;
But their name is on your waters,
We may no, wash il oct.
'ris where ontario's pillows,
Like Oceans surge is curled;
Where strong Eiagara' thundsrI wake
The echo Of the world:
Where rod Missouri bringe,h
Rich tributes from the West;
And RapPahsnnOek sweetly sleeps
On grsen viryiniaS breast.
Ye say-thsir eons-like cabins,
That clustered DER the vale,
Have disappeared as withered leaves
Before the Autumn's gale;
Bot their memory liveth on your hills,
Their baptism on your shore;
Your everlasting rivers speak
Their dialect of yOre.
Old Massachusetts wears 1t
Within her lordly erown.
And broad Ohio besrs it,
Amid his younr rsnown;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

SPARE TIE Rob, SPorL TIE CHLD.-In Dr.
Dibbin's 'Bblionania,' 1911, find the following,
to which ! call your attention, as being curious
result of the diligence of calculator, and the
cruelty Of a school-master: "A German maya
zine recently announced the death of school
master in Suabia, who, for fifty-one years, had
superintendent large institution with old-fash-
ioncd severity. From an average inferred By
means Of recorded observations, one of the
ushers had calculated that in the course Of his
e10rtions, he had given Oil 500 canings, I2l 900
Aoggings, 400 custodies, 1S6,000 tips with
the ruler, 10000 boxes on the ear, and 22,700
tasks by heart. TWAS farther calculated, that
he had made 200 boys stand on peas, 5000
kneel on sharp edge Of wood, 5000 wear the
FOOLS cap, and 100 hold the rod. How vast
(ezclaims the journalist) the quantity Of human
misery inflicted by single perverse educator "
Notes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

A DAxcEEoUs BoSxrT-An eminent English
physician says:
'Ihave to lament the great increase amongst
the female part of my practice of the dOlsreux
in the forehead, loss Of sight, and great suffer
Ing in the ear. induced. firmly believe. from
the present absurd fashion Of dressing the neck
instead Of the head. During the past month.
have been in attendance upon two lovely girls
with tic doloreux in the forehead, and several
others with similar complaints. II Is high tine
the frivolous bonnet of the present day should
be done away with
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

HEALTH-with regard to exercise. judge be-
tween the following extremes;
A fox hunter can get drunk every night in
the year, and yet live to an old age, but then he
lie all exercise and no thought.
A sedentary scholar shall not be able 70 get
drunk once year with impunity but then be is
all thought and no exercise.
Now the great object Is neither to get used to
too much exercise, nor to be al thought but
TO enjoy his pleasure with a sprightIy season
The four ordinary secrets Of health sre-eady
rising, exercise, personal cleanliness, and the
rising from the table with the stomach Hrop-
pressed. There may be soroTs In spite Of
these but there WILDE less with them, and
nobody can be comfortable without them
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

ASTTDoTE TO MosoUIToEs.-A certain preyen-
tive to attacks Of mosquitoes, black flies, &c, is
said to be--glyeerine, o., oil Of peppermint,
% drachms, oil Of turpcntine drachms- The
face, hands, in fact all parts exposed, to be rub
bed with the mixture. This was gisen to me
By an eminent American physician. previous to
going into the State Of Maine on bunting ex-
petition. Inerer knew it used without perfect
success.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

To MAKE GLOSSY SHIRT BosoNs We find
the following receipt for producing the gloss On
shirt bOsoms. concerning which We have been
questioned By Lady correspondent:
Take two ounces Of fine white gum arabic
powder. put it in pitcher and pour en- il pint
or more Of boiling water, aecordingto the de-
gree ofsrength you desire-snd then, after ha5-
ing covered it, let it stand all uigbt-in The
morning pour Is carefully from the drRgs into .
clean bottle. cork il up, and keep it for use a
tablespoonful gum water stirred 10 pint Of
starch, made IN the usual manner, VIII give 70
lawns, either white Or printed. look Of new
ness, when nothing else csu restore thsn afesr
they have been washed ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30
GBuitt 4ottrp.
THE FAMOUS VICTORY.
BY ROBERT sourHEY.

II was sumn-r's evening.
Old GaspeFs E0Fk was done,
Aud he before his cottage door,
Was sitting in the sun;
And BY him spored on the green,
His littis grAadehild, wilhslmine.
She saw her brother Ps,erkin
Roll something large and round,
That he beside the rivulsi.
In plaving there hal fouad.
She cane to see wha' he had found.
That was 90 light. and barge. an \ round.
Old Ga.per took e from the boy,
wha stool expectant bv.
Aad then me old m-n shoat his head,
And heavea n.'urlI sigh;
ayTi. some nor f-Iio,v's skull" ssid he,
'fwbo fsII in thar great vi~irTv."
az End them IN ,hs gzrien. for
There's n-nv here sbont;
And ofen whom ' N N p'ow.
The, pIo<sh-r. turas them out;
For maryisSsus.ni men, ;" sid he,
"lvsr. slain in that great victory"
snow tel me Whist twas all about"
YsunK Psisrkia he cries,
And little wiIhelmins looked up,
With wonder waiting eyes;
aNow tel Us all about the war.
And what they killed each other forts
aft was the English, Casper cried,
"Who put the French to rout;
But what they killed each other for,
Ieouid not well make out:
But everybody said, quoth he,
ait was a famous victory"
"Tbsy said 1t was shocking sight,
Aftsr the field was wen;
For many thousand bodies here
Lay rOlting in the sun;
But things like these you know must be,
AfA famous victory"
''Crsat praise the Duke of Marlboro won,
And our good Prince Eugene''-
"why, twas a very wicked thing"
Said littIs WiIhelmine.
''Nay, nav. my little girl" quo,h he,
"It was a famous victory"
"And everybody praised the Duke.
Who such fight did wins
"But what good came oft. at last7"
Said Hscis rsgsrkis--
"why, that cannot TELL" quoth he,
sslt was a famous victorv."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

To REsroEE Colon IN PEIsTs-A little
alum dissolved in rinse-water viii restore green
or black Alittle vinegar added to rinsc-sIter
win restore red.-0sis Caltirstor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

THx DurzEzscE.-A handsome voua.
pleases the eye, good voman the heHrt the
one 4, a level, the other treasure
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

Some thirty years ago there existed in the up
per part Of Georgia, on the borders Of the Indi-
an Territories. a small band Of desperadOes,
whose Wild deeds and daring robberies rendered
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30

Passions arc racks that urgr men % confess
their secrets.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-08
Indian Troubles in Minnesota,

~ raul July ~.
Colonel Mobiles, the Superintendent of
the wagon road to the South Pass, is
now in this city.
The expedition is for the present Sus-
pended, Colonel Mobiles encampmcnt
west Of the Big Sioux River having been
broken up on the 18th inst, on account
OF further progress being violently op-
posed by the fankton Indians. lie re-
treated to Big Woods, about eighty miles
west of Fort Kidgley.
The objection raised by the Yanktons
to Colonel Mobiles party crossing their
country was, that they would frighten
away the bufTaloes, their only means Of
subsistence. Colonel. Mobiles. before
leaving the Indians, appointed the 10th
of August to hold council with the
lanktons for the purpose of treating for
the right of way across the territory.
Should negotiations fail, it is the inten-
ton OF Colonel Mobiles to proceed with
the duties assigned by Government de-
spite hostilities.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-08
A Missis~ippian's Opinion OF sohth


We observe that in the chiyaIrous
State Of South Carolina, white men are
still subjected to the punishment of the
lash for minor offences. In the city of
Charleston lately, man was tried for
larceny and fined $50, and sentenced to
50 lashcs on the bare back, 20 on the
lst day of July, and 10 on the lst of
August. Poor white men may not vote,
but they can be publicly logged in the
banner State of Democracy. When will
the true men of South Carolina cGuali4c
suffrage, and abolish this relic Of barbar
ism ? The State is as much shamcd for
its limited property suffrage as for its
bloody code TcksJury Wing.