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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-22
NOTICE...FOR SAVE.


MY PLANTATION, ON WHICH LIVE, IN WAYNE
WI county, N. e.. lies Brooks swamp, eight miles
southwest from Godsboro and three miles from Dudeys
Depot the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad; contain
ing nine hundred and sxty-eight acres. win sell the
above named land on good terms. sasa
The farm good for five six hundred barrels Of Corn
and round pines enough for two three tasks Of
Any person wishing purchase such property will do veil
to call the subscriber at home where be be u
most any time. EZEKIEL HOlLONAN. &.
Wayne Co., April 81, 1857. 4s--swM
Read aud be conpncd kat Dr. Goptos nedcisse ~ -
preciatsd By those scho try them. - -
NAYBxsros, Newberry Dist, g. Cl .
March 3sth, 1857.
JANIS A. ClorToN, n. D.:-DNay ST. .-You win ind
enclosed in this letter one hundred dollars pay for VIM
B. Smiths box Of Medicine fr which viii please send
me q receipt. Yours respectfully, y. 3
April 81, 1867. 4s-swst.
ATTENTION. FIRE COMPANY NO. =.
MEET 1t the Engine House. ON Thursday eyeaine, the
23d, at 3L O'clock r. NJ for exercise With the eaaine
(Hy order Of the Captain, -
JORDAN WONBLE, u, So.
DOCKET-BOOK F0UND.--NAs PICKED UP
IL few days ago, the betsseea Nchenor's ana
Goldsboso. smal blaek pockstheok nohiA 800
tanning valnabes. TheoWneSs Gan have il ~ eR
ing to the sheriff Of Johnstoa counsy, ut and
paying for this advertisement.
+ April u. 1867. 4a--swse
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-22

DEMOCRATIC CONvENrIoN.-The Convention to
nominate candidate for Congress for this District,
will meet to-day, the 22d, at Franklinton.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-..WAKE
~ County-In Equity-James s. feathers vs.. B. B.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-.WAKE
- County-In Equity-James g. feathers 3. 3.
Justice.
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term A. D. 1857
of the Court of Equity for the County of Wake in the
above entitled cause the undersigned Clerk and Master
will proceed to sell the lands in the peadngs FORTH at
the Court House door in the City of Raleigh the 18th
day of Nav next being the Monday of MAY Court to wit
certain Lot of ground situated in the City of Raleigh
bounded follows Commencing at John Buloes corner
thence running north 2O feet thence west so feet thence
south 2 feet to Lane street. thence east the street so
feet to the beginning; there is house on the lot
TERMS OF SALE-Two hundred and forty dollars cash.
credit of twelve months will be given to the purchaser
the residue upon his entering into bond with approved
surety, bearing interest from the date of sale.
Given under my hand at Office this 18th day Of April
A. D. 1857.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, &M.E.
April 81, 1857. B-w&sw6w.
a POSITIVE CURE FOR CANCER-WITH.
IA out the Of causc the knife reliable and uni.
form in its effects in all and demonstrated beyond
doubt.
Persons afflicted with this disease risk in the
matter. the thing is given to the public its
it's and reward required should fail to effect cure
~ pamphlet giving descriptions of cures and the
of treatment with other information persons AZ
fcted with CANCER will be sent to any person sending
their address,
~ All communications addressed to
JOHN GATHERS,
102 Baltimore st., Baltimore, Nd
April 81, 1857. 1181-W7tDd
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New York, April 1S.-Cotton is quiet; sales off,.
900 bales Buyers demand a reduction, but holders
will not concede to it. Flour is rm sales of H.
600 bills. Southern at 637 a Sc 30. Wheat is firm;
sales of 7 900 bushels at l 624 70 hite Southern.
Corn is quiet sales of 81, 10000 bushel, at 70 cents
for mixed.
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MEET 1t the Engine House. on Thursday eyeaine II
23d at 81 O'clock r. n. for exercise with the eA8ie
(By order Of the Captains - -
- JORDAN iW01HLE IN Ga.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

ordinary degree IF alulteratien. 1t va f,rm4f.
lvnixrd with sandal wood oil. which il ,alnea
at abou, one twelfth as much as the otto Of ro.ss
1t is much less lmpd and flowing than the oil of
roses.
Oflate years. however, a new oil has been in.
troduced TO dilute oil of and render i, less
overpowering. 1t is brought by the Arabs from
Mecca and is called by them shepherds per
fume" Il is extracted from kind of geranum.
at cost of two dollars per pound. or one thirty
sixth the price of otto of roses. Both on account
of its cheupness, certain similarity of odor and
its likeness in color and weight to otto of roses.
no other oil is so we'll adapted to mix with it and
reduce its strength. In the common oil of roses.
found in the shops 'hcre i probably fifty per
cent. of foreign oils; and TIL diffusahilitv Of il,
aroma is such, That it NAV receive without per
ceivabe depreciation, IN the opinion Of ordinary
judges, eighty per cent. of pure foreign oils-es-
pecially of the oil of geraniun.- Huafs Maya
ztne.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22
She Origin OF Wheat.

The Edinburg Review, III late able article,
discussing the origin Of the cereals especially
wheat, states that there are two theories upon
this subject one which considers races OF plants
imnntabe and hold therefore that wheat existed
once and may still exist indgenous'y somewhere;
and another. which maintains that the cereal. as
at present known, has been develop ed by cuItisa-
ton This latter opinion the Review advocates.
maintaining that the particular plant from which
wheat originated Is grass, growing wild on the
shores Of the Mediterranean, and known to bo-
,an-ts t,y the name of pgilops. 1t is urged, in
confirmation of this hypothesis that. wherever the
cultivation of species is known, it is found that
man has first applied to Misuse plant growing
wild about Lin, cultivatins it. and sowing seeds
from tho best species of the cultivated plant, un.
till it reached state far exceliing lis original
condition, that it would have been impossible for
any but au observer of the process to trace its
origin. The origin of wheat is presumed to be
an ANALOGOUS and, in fact, the Review adds that
French botanist, reasoning in his way,and obsev-
ing many striking points of resemblance between
The aglops and wheat, undertook to devel"pe the
latter from the former. aud by saving. year after
year. the seed form such plants as appeared TO
approach nearer to its object actually succeeded
in his object. The Plant thus obtained still
continues to be cultivated both by him and by
others aud to Weld real bona 6de wheat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

The sailors life was my beau IDEAL
of happiness A. grew older, time strengthened
rather than weakened this love for the sea; and
since | entered college, often have closed my
book. and ON the wings of memory flown back
and revealed in scenes long since passed away
The sen. were | a pagan. should 1olize it as
being Of power and lovclincss. For there are its
varied features, now calm and wreathed with
smiles-its scarcely perceptihle unduations ki.-
sing the sandy shore. or wantunly rolling up the
sides of the sternbrow'd precpce--the image of
beauty sleeping. and now, starting like u giant
from his Sleep convulsed with anger bowling
in its frenzy, and wreakng its vengeance on
man. barque and city There are it. long lines
of pillows rolling from many distant shore, the
foam dancing on their ridges like the white
name Of dark horse:-its minstrelsy swell
ling the chorus of natures anthem. or murmuring
II strain more soft than the Eoan harp;-its
troddcn pavement set in molly. mosaic of gold,
mon and bones; its bosom unmarried by time,
whose secrets.
none and again to tell"
its dark, unfathomed sepulehre$, which hold the
form of mary loved one;-its subimity--its
Observation-Disclosures vast expansion Venerable
patriarch thou art the car,hs elder brother.
born alone when none but God existed; rolling ON
in thy solitude, thou vast the first that hailed
the birth of time. As thou vast, thou art
Interchangeable as Thy Creator sweeping around
this globe the uniting band aud benefactor of the
whole Thou DIST cradle the ark of Noah, and
thou still cratllest the frigate and the fsherman's
canoe;-thy tides came aud went along the same
shores which they now love to revisit the beau
ty of thy waves still remains as of old, inimlta-
Bile. There too. is thy Mediterranean with all
the NEUROLOGICAL associations connected with it
bv the ancienis. Here il was that Aganemnon,
with his retinuc of kings and princes, sailed to
Troy. rhe Lemnnn now steers his log followed
Al, With
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Cttp anu state aEatro.

/
eoon Nkws-rRAek CLkAR.-The track is now
eiear from Lynehburg to Bristol Mr. gill informed
Us s evening that the passenger train would be in
uung the night and would start this morning at the
| u 'ual hour. " Wv
II the management o: the South-Side road would
initiate The energ, which has Accomplished the pas
sage OF Tie Blae Ridge and Allegheny mountains in
'Fte udAs we mlg.t before this have had IA northern
mail We shall be satisfied five get one Friday. IL
Is uhe however, to say in behalf of the South Side
road that the drifts upon that line nre represented 10
be in some places twice deep rs any We have heard
of on the Va, & Tenn. road.
Tns SorTH-SioE RmsoAp.-A gentleman who
came mp the railroad Tuesday,, horseback informs
US that at 1 o'clock that evening the train that len
here Monday morning had reached only about three
miles below Appomattox { II. He states that the
drifts OF snow very deep and that travelling by any
mode Is exceedingly difficult.
Temperance address this evening hy col ! Il Left
witch. See advertisement
ALL THE Local Below please find the entire local
news. Many wood wagons are in town and n num-
Der OF sleghs running. Tobacconists are doing very
little, and the snow beginning to thaw
FRoM THE JCNcrloS-The wire being complete to
tue junction, we learn exactly nothing No train
from Richmond none from Petersburg none from
DanflHe. Nothing heard from the train that started
from here on Thursday morning for Farmville We
write at IL A. NJ; before night hope to hear more
Wire still broken between Junction and Richmond
CONCERT FOR THE PooR.--At last some interest has
been manifested for the poor and there is prospect
tor the concert. The Mayor is actively bestrring
himself, and Capt. Dudley has very kindly furnished
his Hall rent free Keep the charitable ball a roll
ling
SnARPLEY-Saturday night next at Dudley Hall,
Sharpey will give Gift Concert upon a scale more
extensive than ever before attempted in Lynch
burg. Three hundred dollars worth of gifts will be
distributed. fellow with his band will assist Sharp
ley on this important occasion. See advertisement
and programmes circulated all over the city
LEARNING IN NORM CARoLtNA.--One would Judge
from the notice copy below that either the School
master or the fool killer greatly needed in the
old North State This notice was torn from the door
of a mill and handed to gentleman who brought it
to Lynchburg We give it as exactly types can
initiate bad spelling in II terrible hand
NoTC.
the Sonlgery and of Gers of rokahok are here by
not fde to up ere Mt on the 22d november 1856 for
the pnpos of er ginera muster by the order OF the
gineral
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uEIICIOJs NOTICE.

REV. W. j. lioGE, of the lnlon lheoloelcal semi
nary is cypcctcd to preach at the First Presbyterian
Church on Saturday morning the cath inst, at II
o'clock also on Sabbath morning.
Services commence at log o'clock
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Cap.

The THIRTY BEAuTtEs.--The old French chroniccr,
Brantome gives the Spanish version of thirty Ifs of
female beauty thus:
Ifthree things whitc-skin, teeth aud hands;
If three things black-cye eyebrows and eye hash
lfthrce things rcd-ps checks and nails
If three things long-waist, hairand hands;
lfthree things sh rt-teeth ears and feet;
II three things wide-brcast, front aud brow;
II three things mouth was, aud ankle;
II three things largs-arm. hip aud calf
If three things iine-lps hair and fingers;
If three things small-nosc head and bosom.
Then are there thirty beauties in all.
\ country editor received the following "stop my
paper
Dear Sir: have looked carefully over your paper
for six months for the death of individual was
acquainted with but yet single soul care
about has dropped of. You VIII please have my
name erased
\ little boy, while writing under the fortunes Of
hg0e, was told to rise mp and take a powder
which had been prepared for him. Powder pow
der said he raising himself on elbow, and put
ting smile mother amt gun
\ gentleman, whiskered up to the very eyes was
passing along the streets the other day, when sailor,
observing him. cried out brother tar "Jack,
here's fellow looks like rat eeping ont OF bunch
of oskum.
LATEST NFwS-VIrAHTy AND SMARTSEss OF AN
AGED FEMALE.-ln the general dearth of INTEL igencc,
arising from protracted absence Of the mails it is
refreshing to be able to lay before readers the
following highly common fact, which we expect to
receive by the South-Side railroad sometime during
the month OF June next.
MOST FOUL AND UNNATURAL MURDER-Jusr RETRnu-
TIoN.
STATEN ISLAND Jan -, 1857.
The following distressing story is current all over
our little empire:
\ spendihrift of fellow lived with his rich oil
grandmother. She had already made her will in his
favor and he knew it. But the young villain con'd
not wait the course of nature, by which his toterinF
relative must descend to the grave, and leave
him in the honest possession of her long boarded
wealth. He resolved to hasten her departure, and
set about it with the deberation of hend. As the
most eiiectua way of removing all trace of the old
lady he determined on the horrid expedient of eating
her up. will not pfotract the narrative He posi-
lively swallowed his old grandmother.
One of the police was soon advised OF the murder,
and repaired to the house where he found the unna
,ura SON in state of perfect sefpossession. He
asked in a fierce voice, "What have you done with
your grandmother
Eaten her up, SIR
"What is that you say, you miserable wretch !?
"Swalowed her, sir
"Open your mouth instantly.
The man opened his mouth, and there was the
hand of the unfot grandmother sticking up
from his throat and waving backwards and forwards
as a warning that she was yet alive.
The officer took hold of the hand, and pulled her
out The seqtel is soon told. She lived long enough
to dsinhert her unnatural grandson and then eX-
| PRED
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

In Lynchburg, on the 9th inst, 10y the Rev. Allen
Doniphan, Mr. JAMES p. BAIRD to Miss MARGARLv a
AyDERsoN, all Iynchburg Va.
Republicans please copy.
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CRTYKs.-A few very SUI
l. a,"rr Trrrks Also Carpet Bsg, OF pvsry
s sD ra',.li,, and Price, AZ McDoNALp "00'
dec Is
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under the of "isagrceAhle bt b
when by using the "BA1M or THOUSAND floWEhs' as a
Irutifrirp render but
white aabastrr Many 10 mol know their reaths
bad and s,ect delicate their friends will
mention 4iuple drop "Ban' your tooth brush
your teeth ni9t and morning htty cent bottle
viii last yea"-
Balm of Thousand Flowers 1t will remove tan Iimples
rcklcs the skin leaving it of soft and roseaie hue
towel pour three drops, and wash the face
night aud morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.Wct your shaving brush In either
cold two three drops Of Balm of n
Thousand Flowers" rub the beard we'll and wll make
beautiful atter facilitating the operation o shaving
Price only for sale by all Druggists Beware of
rointcrfcts None genuine unless signed by
W. l.. FEIEIDGE Sc co
oct Q ,fms Franklin Square, New York.
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SALES BY AUCTION,
GlrsRE DAMS.
v,ou,cco SCREW. .r.rcr,oS.-. viii.

onACCo sCREws TNUCTsoN.-s will,
-, on Saturday The ah inst sell In front Of the Market
~ Tobacco Finishing Screws These screws portion
under a S %" On ,s @ a e OF ."
Soh.+ Jones aud D. pavsl the bidder Tor which has
known on day of sale. &. L WILLS trustee.
ian l7dtelan
VAaUAHuE sIAvEFOR sAsE.-s. par
county pronounced the 2ath day OF September ls6 In
naneers suit heen depending under the style OF North ".
smith &c the undersigned the Commissioner therein named
WI on thu 18th day o January 1851 ut the Market House.
auction credit menihs ohe purchaser giving
note equitable aud payable Of the Hanks tho city of
ynchhnrE satisfactorily endorsed for tho OF tho
HENRY nUNNiNaroN,
serfesn u the city ofIynchbnrg aud such Com'r sc
dee 9" dtE0an
Po-,p"ncmcn,.
aaNr sale IL postponed nntn Tuesday tho "th Inst
Jan lidi2hm II III NNtNuroN
DDiANOsON TWiAI.-sm, mc", v, i,hhc,d.-we
PROPOSE 90 purchasers Of Piano fortes TO take nstru
men'' On trial norcr test what of their quality be-
Twenty years on our p,rt a.dcs our own minds
aud We could fifteen hundred persons unite with
In the opinion that establishment North South, pos
sihy furnish better cheaper Instruments than do
nov Lids T. = NASH
WANTED I" collect by Is, Of February all
w the accounts due tho lst of January our bills
especially those who dislike being damned will
tutbcr invitation hut call In With their accustomed prompt
jan IDS ''' '' nIRnoUons suArrn co.
WANTED ." hirr. for the present YEAR
w ahle bodied NEGRO MAN Ia work at this oniec
jan lets
MERCHANTS DIRECTORY ofshe
lVn Merchants Hank of Virginia have authorised
o the Capital Stock the sh0oo1 giving the
present Stockholders the right subscribe the
Those desiring do informed that tho Books sub
scrrinn nj the bank and win remain I'LL
the 29th inst Ro. e. MITCHELL
Jan l9dbt Cashier
sOuuTTON.-Thc firm Of ~. n. white
~ more Brothcr dissolved the st inst by mutual
Those indebted tho respectfully
quecd to settle their accounts Important that the hu
should be closed Tho ofhr will he uHed
only In closing up the Same. IL S. wHlrrEMoRE,
Jan, IL, 1857. G. A. VIII rTEMoRE,
NEW CONGEWN.-Ghc uudcrsi gWcd hnvc
formed Copartncfshp under the style aud firm OF Whit
Josin the purpoAe manufacturing and selling
Agricultural Tools description nj tho old stand Of n
= Whittemorc Bro and solicit call from their friends aud
the PUBLIC generally. q A WhilFfMoRE,
Jan. |, 1s5f l. X. JOSIlN.
take this occasion 10 return sincere thanks friends
and the public the liberal patronage heretofore cStcn
ded to the old aud respectfully recommend 10 then,
the concern OF Whitt.more n Joalln
inn lots II. =. wnlTTEMORE.
ATOSKs for SnIc.-virxinin u per tent bonds
- Registered and Coupons, city of lynchnurg bonds en-
dorscd by Va Tenn Il. X. Company Merchants Bank
Stock In to suit purchasers Orders from the country
promptly attended to, PETERS, SPENCE n 90
Hl.ts
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\ Pcrfnnicd ssrcnth.-Whai lady gentleman would
labor dsagreeahe brea nhrnh using
nOWDENS DENTAL FLUID II will not only renler IT,
svec make the teeth white rs alahaser prevent tooth
ache preserve them decay. Recommended by den
ti,ts aud physicianB yofywhotc
A beautiful Compile be attained by its II
moves ur rcrklrs renders the skin soft aud beau
tai hnpang hue II Is the grea"st cosmetic
ever known. being all Injurious matter Price 30
cents For salch by SfkOlliER WHITEHEAD,
SpABITN a JONES,
INV and bruggIaia IYwherc.
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MOvEnENT~ OF GCEAN


fOh
s'ha.b, New York. Havana d " O....''.Jah -
Nianara New York. Liverpool. ~
phiadclphia Liverpool I"h ID
H"ns,itnton New York Antwerp nv
a"rco ay New York Aspinw all
an
iehipeSt' 80 60, Iiyerpoo via Halifax. Jan ~
Arabia. boston - - Ian
G. Washig on New Org ...' ~ , Nei 49, Ian. 81
Glasgow Nc" - Fth
Persia ......., New tiiasad,, Feb.
Clyde. .....--N'N i"'"''''' Eel y
America b'',on go i,orrnoi ,..... Feb. Il
~, vi Sow York .Glasgnw = -
Af,ca . New York .IiYerpooL '...''''''.' ~
FROM ho 10 DAYS.
SHIPS LEAVE 5000, lIec. -
New ~.
Ericsson. liverpool New lork Dar -
Asia. l.trefioo 49, "" VI .... Dec. -
ilVr'.. '..'' ~, " bee ~
WASH gtbn Liverpool ...'' lN"1, - -
Washington. Southampton - ,Hc" - 81
Glasgow. Glasgow new io.l, .
Arahia .l4verpool lioston VIA ,
Atlantic. liverpool. ... New ora Jan 10
Persia Liverpool. see. Ne" lork Jan. II
New York. Glasgow ....' New 'o ,Jan.'17
America Liverpool Boston - Jan "a
Africa. Liverpool. 49,. New Jan. %
AngloSaxon. Liverpool for t,;a Jan. 90
CITY of Bait. Liverpool Phaue'P Jan 81
Niagara. ..... Liverpool 49,. bosle.
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\ gentleman, whiskered up to the very eyes. was
passing along the streets the other day when sailor,
observing him, cried out TO a brother tar, "Jack,
here's fellow looks like rat peepng out OF bunch
of oskum
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

A little boy, while writing under the fortunes of
hguc, was told to rise mp aud take a powder
which had been prepared for him. Powder pow
dcrl' said he raising himself on one elbow, and put
ting smile mother amt gun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

deed of Trust executed by Gravel Edwards to s. Gar
land myself with authority for either to ac) shall at
Market House in Lyncburg on the IN day OF FEBRUARY
public auction for Cash the following slaves VIZ
Miles Lavina hys Reuben and Angelina and the increase
females born since the date OF the deed II any
ian s.dGcw4w C X SLAUGHTER, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22

Ne TON Enpnocr and Frcdorrk koHch and z T'lhfI'h,
Architect, aud nauRhtsmen, prepared to Furnish Designs
SPECIFICATIONS for NIL kinda of buildings an ma
Special will 10 paid to the construction 81
work entrusted 10 hs charge SurveyH of Land Mines and
oas III Ice made the shortest notice aud upon the most ap
proved plans. Address II EMAIL.
Il Architect Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-22
meeting Of the Board Of ID i.

~ Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Company
r the office Of the Company in the city of Lynch0urg
saturday the 7th day January 1851 the following resou
adopted
notion Resolved THAT from and after the first day Of
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Company
viii Stock kedby trains running this unless
such Stock Killed in
cupabe negligence Of the agents employees Of this
company"
Resolved, That all claims against this Company, for loss Of
damage goods produce must be presented within Thirty
such articles should have been delivered"
4 copy from the minutes WI. IL. HUGHES
jm2lts Secretary.
: q Papers advertising for this company copy
ggAIsPER,s WEEKLY JOURNAL, No. 3,
Price the best and cheapest Paper publish
l. s destined to have large circulation
loo copies received MORSES.