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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-09
PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
OVENS!

THIS Invention, th. result ~ practical cSpeli-
cnur, is nov confidently presented % The
public as .upsfior iu point oiecoouuN' safety, du.
liability. ease ct management, cun'rnicnor' 'nd
alo,r sl u the unriyallrd wsouet 'n Nh'Chii does
BE- work Co any otherinycuiiou OF the Nind now
Boz usr.
Hisa PsrFsf Orss, doing everything required
oft in the iuust superior msuuct.
rorr1astr- meats, 10 b. TOLLS 'Iu'lio The od'
Fashioned pie, which h. we'll Known Q" have h'''
the brst method ever iuyrulsd. u WI f"asi Al
che same tine ss many dihcUnt A'nds "' meats ne
ths oven can euriaiu, nod each piece VII boror-
isgtlt svtrtau1 Zee from The g'fs'f 'n-irr if'm
the different ylricties, as these gases ar' 'ei ou
Though ap escape pipo 40 the top.
Tor tak iug hfraj sui pa-ttN this "',n's With
out rival. AZ the hrsti regulated NN dnwgeis ~
ibc bottom and i. uuder thr p,ri''' eo"'f'' OF the
operator.
Iti. not sNccllsj en- point OF economy as The
heat required BE- generated viihfn lhr over. The
material tum which t d. manufactured being q
nap.rbllnrtor. apI construrir1whh 'if-ch1mhets,
there is n, radiation ct helt, and small quantity
uf f,l vilI Keep BE- going toe houu'
Tho material vill u.iihcI ru'l noe u''n'ni' and
thr Owen will iBst tHI N''Ts.
E,rf, uy.nts warranted Geo give 'nIif' .Aisiac.
ssys, .il-s. .uitahrr ur che smtl'o. private
UmfI, ur f,r Steamer. lud hHirIs of ihr Hrg"st
,irss. ,r. manufactured. NIl or.rr directed tn
,hs .nh.rrib.rs, at South rauf, Willie promptly
Rs. STEVENS i co.
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NOW IL TIE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE,
Wantod.

20O ACTIVE YOUNG MEN, 20 act A. 10.
wv cat nod travelling a-gats iu n business
easy, u.s'1' cod houof,llr, alta SALARY 81 500
PER MONTH. Aclritil ct IS onl, required.
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RS. STEVENS 8 CO.
Ctorr IIorrt. s0rru r,Eis,1
Al. InFH IzrH

G-,H.nrr. hs,rusg.i ths Patent GALVANIZED
Ir., u,rY. manufactured Do, 5000, irV ss'hsi
and mr.f s,, 10 vrtk. we'll. rmu'a' e. MAN in
al, m, hiking. Who .Il.s 30 Irry b1uri'.r rr"HrHt
.fIff.r l4Ilr. u.1t-, bread, paste, HHi .',y.
fl,r. r'.stl,th, bias baked SINCE Do, u'rI iI !
T.r.f E-..r4f. t4 .., ihlt 90 ia tlr best oven 1
have ,,rrr.rI. o. doc. lis WORK p'rlrr'l, aud
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d.. NOLAN rs
CELEBRATED
' E Il MIFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.
rroofths beat PTspars,ion,or,h.Ag.

They are not recon-
mendcd as Universal
Curc-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERmIrvGr, for
cXPelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of Liver COM
PLANT, all BrLIoUs De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
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DR.. G. McLanc's Cele-
brated VERMIFUGE and
Liver PILLS, prepared by
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100000 nottlep Sold !
1lDR ~ 10 E ~ y = ~ :

n .mpus rirhuJss aH' h-I.IH1',, r..1us, uf.
rimsai.. iu, IrHmtrs, sr.if.Itsurs, r,mHyrs tIr.
dmC. rllIr,rs headache, aud has pwlahl, b''u
usoI iur restoring aui preventing che CALLING uh 90
che hlir with 1s much success as 1Ul article ever
known. u has staod thr trst time 'ud nee, 'nd
400 r1H rr'F urnu if
Sole pmpu.tar, ! rrssrtL SrAtuts0, Man.
ufittufips Chemist rUHr.Hpl Depot - IIr-
tulrt -iU,.i r#H#.rf. fHr Nus'um, ii.si.1, Mace,
,,hsrr bII rr.l,r. shHu'I o. aIIfrss,I. Tho nr.
.,u,ls of ht. .i.a4lur, 0. 600 every b.ulr uf che
Genuine.
SOLD ny DEALERS GENERALLY.
Nstsuf .-. lelh tuplstu
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08
GLEN ANNA FEMALE sru,


" M mA S.is MADE SUCH ARRANGEMENTS w.
ton OF young ladies of limited means u IN the edna
wish TO becOme teachers. especially if n|a
:. Our plan embodies these leading faat,,.. ~
poses 10 educate suct as adeonatI lst 1t m,
provided for at ALL in any other Fsma, provdedf
,"e SCUM; "a 1t involves humiatinp cnd tuition n
!. Is se'I-sustainmg plan. We are gove.ms% "ns ID
regala 10 applicants for aid. While We DIV as follows
to any class will give the 10 not
as can be qualified in year to teach s% su
cure at least one paying pupil for the ins. Us will 90
daughters of ministers Of all denomnati"nu" %
u Information as to their age health expeenc. eq
ing, any disposition, manners pety and ICE teach
they can pay in advance their board and me ann,
VIII credit limited number of first class rtIon W.
necessary with the entire amount of their when
''i9 on '0ara and tu.
IL. We will credit many other DESERVING
all the expense of their tuition, except applicants with
year they will pay their board and twen,r dollars
on tner tuition and furnish their own dollars an
balance until they can teach and nav If them for a
month, exclusive of washing Such youno n is 81 Der
H. can 90 their own Washing; and then es as prefer
"a ana tuition to be paid in advance wond expense
time These loan pupils are entitled +" all W would be IN
others in the Institution Oil he privileges s
And Ill. We submit some of the consia
npo'9 ib b all classes to paronize this which
ISL. nave greatly reduced the cost of Institution:
"a we are educating class of young ladies' s education
great benefit to all the other pupils I'd nal will beef
ucate this class will be in exact ratio o thu aoty 3D.
receive from Others 4th We shall have teacho
emu denominations 9th. We shall employ , Oh differ.
petent to instruct in all the branches solid teachers CON-
usually taught in the best female institunn Ornamental
6th Our system of physical training 7b IT, he South
oth. The blessing of God which ba, Of
For further particulars, address the understood
m.ngton, N. C. S'gnQd at VIII
1ulv "a 1877 WIN. J. LANGDoy
ll9a-wlv
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08
GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY
TOWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON Co N

THE FALL SESSION OF THIS IySr,rrn
hsr T Th commence on the second Wednesday Of Sa
Philadelphia '' ~ none south Of
Board in The Institution exclusive of washinr ,n,r
% per month Tuition per Session for English bses
Of instrument French S. Painting in oil sI % use
ing IN Water coors, 81. All other ornaments, vn.r ran
portion. 81 per Session for ncidenals. Az ha pro.
are i've very nd low W one me be paid es
This Institution is located in one of the maIs
moral and industrious villages the North Cau iy
hmd There are the present Session. between :" NAVAL Sa
pupils representing six branches of the Christian C a"u
AL worshiPpng the Most High together in Christian ar.
THIS new building is large and well ventilated ''e
Pupils will be received at any time and charged from fl.
he oI entrances but it is very desirable that all shI
be present on the6rst day of the Session wi S'0ua
The Seminary is six miles from Normal ColIeoo .n,.
dairy stage runs both ways. Parents can send ,r
College. ' ~ VII W Noaml
No pupil allowed to make accounts without be cOn<.n
OF parent or guardian. ~ en'
For further particulars address
- W. THOMAS, Pres. Board of Trustees
- - -o''' ll95-wly
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08
sol ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND

nv uu.
termned to remove South offers for sale his valuable ct
ofiand, situated in Granville county, two miles from Towns
from WILLIAMSBURG '''e'
The above tract contains 657 acres and well adaped to
The growth of all crops usually raised in this section
try quo acres are in original forest heavily mbered AID
would produce if cleared, the finest quality Of Tobacco
60 acres of creek and branch fiat land which is very pro-
d1cfve Nearly the whole of the remainder has been clear.
ed within the last four five years, and well fenced and
IN high state of cultivation The dwelling convenient
and comfortable with rooms The out buildings are
numerous and nearly all have been built within the last few
years.
Also, as agent for Mrs Thomas the subscriber will sell
the valuable Pools Rock estate which she resides
The said tract has an elegant dwelling with all necessary
out honses and contains 1854 acres quite aLge proper
ton OF which is we'll tmbered creek fiat land Both
Of the above situations remarkably healthy well
watered and it would be impossible either place find
point more than quarter of mile from good spring
ne two tracts lie broad side to each other and the dwell
Ings are just one mile apart. They situated in
mnnity noted for its intelligence and refinement The
subscriber will take pleasure in showing either both Of
the places to any one wishing buy, will any
inquiry made by letter or otherwise Address
JAMES A. BULLOCK.
Wiiamsboro', n. c., Jnly 81, 1857 7l-w4t.
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Notice to Land Purchasers.

VV0HE UNDERSIGNED HAS, IN CLARh s 80 sae in
Il kansas 900 acres of wild Cotton Lands loi n be
tracts to suit purchasers on as favorable terms as u To-
Afforded any portion Of the West These Lands and SUPERIOR
Gated years ago. and equal no, ohar por
ton Of the State These lands lie within 2S or ~
camden Arkansas ourshpg town where 1b"
and aso within 20 miles Of Arkadelphia, horlsss
connty town that ships from 1000 to 5000 bales Oh
every season. Al, r,;ro Fulton
Railroad that is certain to be built within hve years.
ing large land grant from the government .hs uuder.
ANY information can be had by addressing '"'
s'sneo q ArAaDe'p"'' ''''A vi MICHAEL BoZEMA,N.'
June 26, 1857. "
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08
PIEDMONT SPRINGS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS BECOME PROPRTE-
IL tor of the above named springs. They are situated
near the centre of Stokes county, n c. in high healthy
mountainous region Of country within short distance Of
ted place in the revolutionary war; They also command
fine view of the Blue Ridge Pilot Mountain and saura'oTn
Mountains The roads leading to the Springs have lately
been greatly improved that they easily acces.
bic the travelling public and during the summer seasna
stage from Salem will regularly to the Springs to con-
vey passengers The proprietor has been at great expense
in furnishing and retng the buildings and improving
grounds and he pledges himself to spare no pains to rem
der comfortable and pleasant all persons who may visit Inc
Springs whether for health pleasure. The mineral wa.
ter of these Springs has been pronounced by competent
judges to be equal to any in the United States The season
will open the first of June next.
RATES OF FARE.
Single persons per day, q 50
:" week 800
month, 80
Children and servants half price.
Single horse per day, 500
I" week. 5 90
month 49, Is 90
PYLADES SMALLWOOD.
Piedmont Springs, March, 1857. ll77-wts'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

g It has been reported of John Adams that. having
declined to subscribe in favor of some religious move
ment, which he did not altogether approve he told
the reverend applicant of a certain town in Massa
chusetts, in which were clergymen, different
rom one another in sentiment, denouncing one an.
other in their respective pulpis and passing one an
other in the streets without the common token of
c'Vi'ity-"Now," said Mr.. Adams, 81 will give
hundred dollars if You will convert those clergy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

fANKEE Doo1IE-In- the summer of 1775, the
British army under command Of sAbercrombie, lay
on the first bank.of the Hudson River,
awaiting reinforcements of militia from the eastern
states, previous TO marching upon Ticonderoga.-
During the month of June, these raw levies poured
into camp, company after company, each man differ
emily armed, equipped and ACQUIRED from his
neighbor, and the whole presenting such a spectacle
as never equaled. unless by the celebrated reg
ment of merry Jack Fastaff. 80
Their outre appearance furnished great amuse
ment to the British officers. One DR.. Shacksburg,
Doodle, and arranged it to Words which were grave
ly dedicated to the new recruits. The joke took,
and the tune has come down to this day. The or
iginal words, which we take from Farmer & Moores
Historical. Collections, published in 1924, we have
not, however, met with before in many years.
Father and went camp,
Along with Captain Goodwin,
Where We the and boys
As thick as hasty-pudding.
There Captain Washington
Upon Shaping stallion,
"A giving orders to his men
guess there was q million.
And then the feathers on his hat
8 They ook'd so tarnal fine, oh,
wanted peskily to get
To give to my Jemima.
And there they had swapping gun -
On deuced little cart
A load for fathers cattle:
And every time they fired it off,
1t took horn of powder;
1t made noise like fathers gun,
Only a nation louder.
went as near to il myself
AS Jacobs underpinnin,
And father went as near again
thought the deuce was in him.
And there see little key,
Its heads were made of leather .
They knocked upon with little sticks
To call the folks together:
And there they fired away like fun
And played on cornsock fddles,
And some had ribbons red as blood,
ALI wound about their middles.
The troopers, too, would gallop up
And fire right in faces;
1t scard me almost to death
To see them such races.
Old uncle Sam come there to change
Some pancakes and some onions,
For lasses cakes to carry home
To give his wife and young ones
But can't tell you half see
They kept up such smother;
So btOok my hat otf-made bow,
And scampered home to mother.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

Isr so.-Some one says: eff young lady has
pretty teeth she laughs often if she has = small
foot, she'll wear a short dress; il she's got nea.
hand, she's fond of game of whist and # the re-
verse, she dslikes all these small affairs"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

A gentleman walking along the railroad, few
evenings SINCE heard little child say, There comes
locomotive" He replied, THAT is the worst mo-
too that can be placed before 4 child"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

SPECIMEN FROM MR. SPURGEoN.-As an illustration
of the style of sermonizing which characterizes Mr.
Spurgeon, the following will answer pretty well, both
in respect to matter and manner: "Now," We quote
from one of his recent sermons, "f l wished to
test you ALL and might ask you only one question,
would ask this: What is your righteousness
Now come along, in single file. What is our righte-
business? o, am as good as my neighbor. Go along
with you; you are not my contrade. WHAT'S your
righteousness? Well, am rather better than my
neghbors, for 60 to chapel regularly. Of with
you Sir! you do not known the watchword. And
you next, ehat is your righteousnessr Ihave been
batized, and am member Of the church. Yes and
so you may and if that is your hope, you in the
gall of bitterness. Now you, next, what is your
hope? Oh do all I can, and Christ makes up the
rest: You are FBabyion,an; you are no Israelite
Christ is no makeweigh, away with you. Here comes
the last. What is your rightepdsnessi My righte-
business is filthy rags; excep6ne righteous which
have, which Christ wrought out for me on Calvary,
imputed to me by GOD himself which makes me
pure and spotless as an angel. All, brother you and
are fellow soldiers. have found you out thstis
the watchword-' Your righteousness is of ma sAitl
the Lord"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08
PAR HAMS RINGS,

Cleaveland County, NOrth.Carollna'
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS PURCHASED BEAUIli'
Il full location, three miles and half N. W OF She,
ever discovered and which he has fitted up with view
comfort and convenience. On prominent point pea
by he has nearly completed large and commodous h
which will be kept equal to any North South ahoalk
Health, Pleasure, Recreation. The establishment WI,
be open to Visitors by the 10th of July next in the %
time the SHELBY Hotel will afford Accommodation '. i
conveyance to the Spring There several spnsIi
mpregnated with minerals highly superior for dr ,hss
and bathing Being in neighborhood to several o" ",rs
:" Parham's Springs" afford opportunities as ee,
VIM PARHAM
Shelby, cleveland Co., N. c. li9i-"'"
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ONS.-The subscriber has for years been a;,,rs
the purchase and sale of Pianos Harps Meodans are
satisfaction He buys directly from the manufaet
is the reby relieved from heavy rents and other aen.
Every instrument sold by him receives his @ as be-
ing cheaper than it be procured at any
in the United States. printed list OF prices, free Of
MED by the most unquesonable references. sen' "
charge to all parts of the world on application 10
r. 50, John street, New York
December 81, 1856. lloo-"'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08

TIE BIBLE AND THE SULrAN.-The British and
Foreign Bible Society sometime since caused copy
of the Bible to be officially presented to the Sultan
1t would appear that the gift has proved acceptable,
being stated that portions of it are by his DESIRE
read to him every day, and that he manfests much
interest in its contents -. - 49,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07

Mortgage sale.
STATE or iowA
seefr torsfr
NOTICE. To = " cox AND ALL FER
~ SONS concerned yua sr- hereby notified
ha whereas The sAids t"t najer date ~ March
10 fsiso cumberland t.a IN. sutn of thre. hundred
dolisrs pay sbis o The nrs, dsy Il MareI A n isx7
With W ccui tnirre.l from dale, Va The saIn.
hat" tu s@enr. tii" psylacH &c ssl ptets.Yty t.tir
the said w Coy ss.rntrd aad DELIVERED tu IA.
said f.sle- tand.rlA Li. m.fi sa.- ula, ,i,. t..
estate hereinafter described snd whereas thr said
nnte sId mortgage we're the .uih dag II March, a
u isss, for valuable raf sd.Fs,inn .ign.ti and
transferred 10 f.ss s,turdls ai af eenit eount,
Iowa s1d MhsFraai '4c ssid n1ie - due al.a
wholly unFs4d-No~ Tho snid W Coy aad al
other pes sous eoc.rsa hereby neiigi.d thai by
virtue of said mort and the laws u the state oi
Iowa the rhefin II said e1unls Ml .xls,.. f,f sale
~ pahT aueton 10 ths alghs@i ladder for cash the
follow lng described real estate IA .sid rany ar
much thereof ~ shall 10 satisfy Ia. sat
.um II three bundled dollAf. With iutsr.. thereon
~ ~ e"hi ffesn date aAd which sad real ..sf. A.
d~sefe-d q. fsiiss. Ia Wit part of th. northeast
I-sctetisi quarter of s-eiiun i've "a LA toNn
ship hnmn~s -.sehiy lins tlsl narth sanxe aia
Der nv 90 cast pt tis. ah prinrtpa GasfliIsn mar
fGulaftS sascfabed follow. IL wit u.slnuit.. IN
the east aid ~esi division hnr uf SAID seeta uuub.r
-" - al rphi ilrtt two ,s4I ifoia tLs
lew Maief mark of the Mississippi rtNaf hcigv th.
south EAST ~ l.t ~ lalsa .lt ~ E4.Ita n
uefs 10 Js-.. Hayden. thrisr Nssl on said
h"e sixteen ttt- ihri.es i.rth iwfHty ted. tLsae.
EAST rsni.eh rasi. theuee south twenty All r9.l.
thence .a-' .ists~a tlal rod. thenc. -sa,n twshi,
tSsl t.fs To ia. place sl begHAfag bil ID t,,,, ~
f.fred tn IA the sppfsl..nh-ht ttpafi uIsd Il. .ai
e1un't s"ait ash b"hs IA" -ape and ie.erih.a Ia
said mortgage
raid sale viii tai. plare nn ib. i.ib ia, IN ps,alrr
y iss!i al clock 4 NJ afst..aid siay ~ front
:" ne sonfs h9ss" d""f i the eiis - Davenport il
n LEONARD lsisfin
fEIEe -fikpfsANf, hoFt..sss
'"ek iiLLnsA Lisnt,s. Att's- io. rn"r,sssse
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07
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'isciSSAn Sept. I
There /. ruInnf thar the seneca Count,
Bank has closed its doors.
Also that the Bank of NorMalk has failed
Mcssrs. frankliu & Son Bankers, Newark
o. have failed
BrtTALo Sept !.
Oliver Lse \ Co.'S Bank Ut this city sus
pended this morning The suspension Is { a ise,l
by very large accumulation ri suspended
debts, among which IL s2so. .W1,oi the Bu,ial,
Car Company
The other Buffalo hanks have ,li fortified
tLcuscl,ss and are thought Ia he in perierll,
sound condition There II M excitement here
SEw YoRx, Sept. I.
Q. II IL reported this evening that III. brokers
have thrown out the Niagara co. Bank, and
also the bills Of the Danlery Bank, of Dan.
berry, VI.
There are also inn,or, prriudscia Ia the in
iefest ~ the Bank Of Massachusetts, probabi,
growing gu, Of the rccen, extensiv. counter
ieits " its bills