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IL EROSENE OILS, DISTILLED FROM COAL.
- Not explosve.) Secured by letters patent
The grades of these celebrated Oils suitable for
Machinery of ali kinds, Bnnace and Family be
had Of the undersigned also of the Wholesale Oil Dealers
and Druggists in the City New York. of the author
lied Local Agent of the Company in this place. -. Il
AUSTENS, .. 70. .-. Ia L.,-...
.a e..r.-.rr..- GENERAL AGENTS, KEROSENE OIL Co.,
... -.,ol o.. .. No so, Beaver Street, N. Y.
~ Local Agencies granted on application as above
Orders should specify the description Of lamp machinery
tor which the oil is wanted. .s55t.
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April 90, 1857. - As
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April 80, 1857.
YALIrABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
ME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE VERY
IL valuable tract of land lying ten miles west of Raleigh
the Central Railroad containing hundred and
seventyve acres, all in woods about halt in pne with
good for swm and well adapted to the cultivation
of tupenne The remainder adapted TO the growth of
corn, cottoa and small grain with number one fairgrounds
Any wishing purchase will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere CALL gentlemen, you will lose
bargain. Come and if you do not trade it shall be
own fault Mr. Frank Page or Mr. passmIre will ia. take
pleasure in showing the land to person Both of them
live c0nvenient to it.
W. G. STRICKLAND
MAY :, 1857 47-sw3m.
y Register copy month
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MARBLE AND GRANITE.
w IL LA Nj ACu

"A aav1ls so - III ~, H S;IRON ACH,
MESSRS. MAUNDER 4 CAMPREyJ
"OULD CONFIDENTLY RECOMMOND THEN
~ to the Public as skillful and competent workman
The undersigned. successors to VIM STROyACH viii
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK
IN all IFS branches They may be found at the old stand
southeast corner of the Grave Yard The Public is inr
ed to come and examine specimens of work. as well asou
STOCK OF Materials good supply Of all kinds being always
Address. MAUSDEkk ( CAMPBELL,
Raleigh, NC.
Oec. q, Iooo. 6-swly.
Days! RAGS! RAGS !...THE FOREST MAN.
IL ufacturing Company being about 60 into operation
at the Falls of Neuse River the County of Wake will
give Tue highest cash price for all Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered at the Mills at of the Depos the Raleigh
and Castor, North-Carolna, Wilmington and Weldon
Railroads.
. Any communications addressed to Dr. VIM R. Miller
the agent Of the Company, at Forestve the sub
scriber at Raleigh, will be promptly attended to;
Raleigh, March II, 1857. ~ " ss- 4Ss
W Register copy
NREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co,
u At the end of Three Years. such has been the care
economy of the officers of this Company that still
free from debt; have made and have
Suen large Capital IN cash and notes that we have hes
pany in the Southern Country The most of the Risks
this Company being the Western part of the State where
the danger from fire is much less
At the last annual Meeting the following officers
elected.
JAMES SLOAN, President
s. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
C, p MENDENHALL Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secy Treasurer.
w. H. CUNNING, Gen. Agent
DIRECTORS.-Janes Sloan, Or. j. A. Mebane c. P.
Mendenball VIM. s. lsankin Rev. C. F. Deems, James NJ
Carrot, Jed a. Lindsay w. j. Mcconnell, L. W. OgburnJ
L. Cole, d. p. Weir Greensborough; F. Lilly, Wades.
DR.. $. G.. Coffin. Jamestown Joshua Tayloe,
Washington; VIM. A. Wright, Wilmington John l. Sla.
yer, Salisbury John H. Cooke Fayettevie G Sprui,
plymouth; Robert E. Troy, Lumberton; Dr. R. H. Scales,
Lenox t',stle
All G. nominations should be directed to the Secretary
rec of ostage. PETER ADAMS Sec'y.
Augl 6, 1854. 75--n
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.

a NEW VOLUME, (THE 18th OF THE r Ila ,uder.
signed have the qualification Of announcing psSa
of its existence since the present publishers nave we to
connected with it, with of them now vergI per-
quarter of century, has this Journal been more Their
GUS, or useful and acceptable to its readers Fork
great object has been to present praet.sa
suited to the merid in which it mainly circ9 hr have
Middle Southern, and South western Statesmand e those
the unmstakabe evidences of ISIS acceptabIiy w aeae
for whom they labor The conductors can on to con-
the assurance heretofore made OF their determln which
tnue to devote their best abilities to the service of
they have been long engaged to guard the Of their
the farmer and planter and to raise the standa ent
profession to that dignity and position to which mpo
well BY wealth ,s and he
~ The Farmer published monthly in an besides
volume containing about 400 pages reading con-
$50 800 pages advertisements upon every and
nectel with agriculture, with neat Prn!eo G 40 and
mailed at 81 per annum copies for IS; Is lot @"
80 for $50, payable in advance Address;mm1,1NGTON
s. SANDS WORTHilNi Uonrs Md
-.- 1873 Bait St., Balmoslss, -at
June 6, 1857.
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HOl FOR THE coon -,

pERSONS IN WANT OF No. Ir,u,,'
II ries. we respectfully invite to cali FAMILY GRoc,
anime our stock of Coffee Sugars A. our store and
gar. Crushed of different qualities and pnI a u
Java, Rio, and other coees Teas assorte% No
Preserves, assor ed Pickles. Anchoyes. land pra
Oysters Jelly, Tamarinds, Imported 'SS,nes Lobsto
French and American Mustards EpeliSb Tauses, EnpT
Rasins in half and quarter boxes; Sn;c oe Sail, in n
gram and many other articles useful fr e. ground and
deem It unnecessary to mention; all of whia which NJ
pleasure in showing to our friends and We will te
ling on reasonable terms for cash. "e public, and s
L1TcHFoRD, SHEPARD . "a ''
ESS MACKEREL, IN KITTS No-
vi bbs. No l. Salmon, in kits ca S SoS and
Herrings Just received by 0'' r!sh and DnJ1nl
-=- A1cHEonD. SHEPARD 4 ca e''
WE FL; HAVE Az Also, MESS PORK " ~
10y, Dds, Mess Beef DE-" Fulton Market R.of IN HALF
cured eed tor SSrong well dried for cpnr
LiTCHFORD, SHEpARGSe,
A ESQ. SOAPS, ASSORTED, sprpu
"A TINE, Patent and Mould Candles St" "M, ADANAy
en- Cheese, at starch, No G '.S
LlTCHFoRD, sBEp.pn '''N
Raleigh, May 10, 1857. nhrARD 1 co
" ANTED.-BY SOUTHERN crSn.E--
w who has been engaged for eighteen NTlENAy
ing the ancient and modern Ianguaycs o. years teach
higher branches of an English education az well he
er as Professor in College Prncml IS eth
The best of references given. Apply at h an ACADEMY
April 81, 1857. 81 'n's Office ''
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ROCKS WHICH ARE BooKs.-THE

DOCKS WHICH ARE BOOKs.-THE
ID Child's Book of Nature by W. Hooker, NJ. ID.
Reading without Tears; by author of Peep of Day"
What Know; or Hints the Daily Duties of House
keeper containing nearly 500 Receipts for Cooking, &c.
Jaufrey. the Knight and the Fair Brunissnce A Tale
of the Times of Prince Arthur
The Iadys Equestrian Manuel; in which the Principles
and Practice of Hosenanship, for ladies, thoroughly
explained. ~ illustrations.
Smiles and Frowns.
Hand Book OF Iowa; by Parker
-" Minnesota, d"
Household Edition Of the "waverly Novels"
Two Years Ago; by Charles Kngesby
Hansford Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion;" st. George
Tucker.
The Days of my Life; by the author of Margaret Matt
land"
Isabel The Young Wife and the Old Love; by John C.
Jeaffrison.
Monarchs Retired from Business; by Doran.
Biographical ard Historical Sketches; BY Darlington
Macaul y.
Things Not Generally Known; by D. A. Wells.
The Americans in Japan; by Robt. Tonnes
DIR. Antonio" A Tale of Italy.
For sale by II. d. TURNER.
Raleigh. April "a, 1857. 44-,swtf
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
j. H. MILLS,
Ethics Metaphysics and Physics.
ELDER W. H. JORDAN,
History, Logic, and Rhetoric,
MISS E. D. GoocH, Languages.
Miss L. D. JONES, Mathematics
Mss N: A. Smith. Preparatory Department
o. P. COPELAND Drawing and Painting.
Mrs. E. N. Mills Music.
Assistant.
EXPENSES.
Tuition in Primary Branches, $40
=" Higher English, Is
I" College Glasses, 20
Drawing, &C.,. 10
.s Painting; -.. Is
5 Music &c
Use of Instrument 8
Contingent Deposit,
Board, Fuel, Lights and Washing per month, 10
The next Session will open the first Monday in July
For particulars address 81. -.s ~.
T. T. GRANDY, Secretary.
Oxford, n. G, May 9, 1857. 4s-swtlJuly.
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list of the members who consti
he present Congress:
spiresI Term expires
MICHIGAN.
1859 Charles E. Stuart, 1859
1861 Zachari'h Chandler, 1868
MISSISSIPPI.
1859 Albert q. Brown, 1859
1861 Jefferson Davis, 1868
MISSOURI.
1861 James L. Green, 1861
1868 rrusten Polk, 1868
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1861 John p. Hale, 1859
1865 james Bell, 1861
NEW YORK.
1859 Vim. II. Seward, 1861
1868 Preston King, 1863
NEW JERSEY.
ls6l.Wm. Wright, 1859
1868 J. r. Thomson, 1868
Z NoRTH-CAROLINA.
1859 David S. Reid, 1859
1861 Asa Biggs, 1861
OHIO.
1861 Geo. E. Pugh, 1861
1868 Benz. F. Wade, 1868
PENNSYLVANIA.
1859 William Bigler, 1861
1861 Simon Cameron, 1868
RHODE ISLAND.
1859 Philip Allen, 1859
1861 j. F. Simmons, 1868
SOUTH.CAROLINA.
1859 Jos. j. Evans, 1859
1861 A p. Butler, 1861
TENNESSEE.
1859 John Bell, 1859
1861
TEXAS.
1859 Sam Houston, 1859
1868 Thos. j. RuSk, 1863
VERMONT.
1859 Jacob Collamer, 1861
1863 Solomon Foot, 1868
VIRGINIA.
1861 r. NJ. I. Hunter, 1859
1863 Jas. NJ. Mason, 1868
1861
1868
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r IA n X s.

fNHE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE FOR SALE AT
Il the Standard Office at the prices annexed, viz:
Blank Warrants Is cents per qure Superior and County
Court witness and Jury tickets sqbpoenas Wrs Efas
Apprentice Bonds shers Deeds Marriage Licenses &c,
&C., each 81 per quire. - ~. = RI
When OF the above ordered by mail 10 cents ad
ditiona each gure be sent to prepay postage.
Any blank will be printed to order when less than
six quires ordered.
Nav Is, 1887. 60
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL L.FE IN.
~ SI-EASCE CONIANI Qlcr RaleiGh (. Til

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
IL SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, n. L This
Company nsurcs the lives of individuals for year.
wears life the Mutual PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits of the Company. For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the pre-
MUM therefor amounts S be given
half the of the premium bearing per
cent without guaranty.
The prompt in which all losses have been paid
by this Company together with the low of PREMIUM
present great inducements such disposed
SLAVES insured for a term of from one five years.
for two-thirds their value
All losses paid within 50 days after satisfactory proc
presented.
DIRECTORS
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, WV. W. HOLDER
WV. ID. lIAYwooD, WV. d. COOKE
JNo q. WILLIAMS Il. II. BATTLE,
QuINrEN BrsBEE WV. Ii. JOKES,
II. W. HvSrED, p. +. PEsCrD
WV. H. MCKEE, h. +. BATTLE.
CHARLES T. RoOr.
OFFICERS.
DR.. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, President
WILLIAM ID. HAYWOOD, Jiee President
X. II. BATTLE Secr.saiy
WILLIAM H. JOKES Treasurer,
ii. w. liUsrED, -ino'nrH
CHARLES Z. JOHNSON, NJ d. Medical
WILLIAM H. McKEE NJ d. Bodri Of
RIcHD. b. HAYwOoD, NJ ID. Consultation.
O. BuSBaE.
w. II Mckee, ; Executive Cm-
CHARLES Ii. Ropr, mittee.
For further information, the public referred the
pamphlets, and forms of proposal which be obtained
at the Office Of the Company, any Gifts Agencies
Communications should be addressed post paid) to
X. Ii. BATTLE, Secretary.
February 49, 1857. 26N
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The New Senate.

The following is a
tute the Senate for t
Term G.
ALABAMA.
Clement Z. Clay, jr,
Benz. Fitzpatrick,
ARKANSAS.
VIM. K. Sebastian,
Robt. w. johnson,
CONNECTICUT.
Lafayette 5. Foster,
James Dixon,
CALIFORNIA.
VIM. N. Gwin,
David {. Brodcrick,
DELAWARE.
Martin W. Bates,
Jas. A. Bayard,
FLORIDA.
David L. Yulec,
Stephen r. Mallory,
GEORGIA.
Robert Toon,bS,
Alfred Iverson,
INDIANA.
Graham N. Fitch,
Jesse ID. Bright,
ILLINOIS.
Stephen A. Douglas,
Lyman Trumbull,
IOWA.
Geo. w. Jones,
James Harlan.
KENTUCKY.
j B. Thompson,
j. j. Crittcnden,
LOUISIANA.
j. P. Benjamin,
John SlideIl,
MAINE.
WIN. P. FeSsenden,
Hannibal Hamlin,
MASSACHUSETTS.
Henry Wilson,
Charles Sumner.
MARYLAND.
James A. Pearce,
Anthony Kennedy,
Charles Dnrkee,
James X. DoOlittle.
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" 'AA''' ''"'''' -''i'' r. D. TURNER.
Raleigh June s, 1887. - t- 81 56-sw.
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PALMER Il SMITH -,

FALMER Il SMITH,
"AVING FORMED 4 COMPREHENSIVE IN THE
general brick making and building business. respect
fully that they prepared to furnish bricks in
quantity, and execute in their line at the
shortest notice and at prices which fail give
isfactiOn.
Always hand supply of circular drain bricks to
which we invite public attention.
CHAS. W. PALMER,
ELDRIDGE SMITH.
Raleigh, May IA, 1857. 60
IL DERSIGNED will give full value for Old Pianos in
exchange for New ones. ... -...
No will offer greater inducements to purchasers
Pianos than myself have been engaged the business
for than twenty years. and say that
sold o bad one.
E. p. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller
Petersburg, Va.
April &c. 1857 46-sw
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CHESTER BOAR, SOW AND PIGS..:A FINE
~ specimen of the mo Bone breed be bought cheap
by applying to W. B. Reid, Raleigh, or j. r. Dunn, For
estville.
June 2, 1857. 56-4t
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Office of the N. G. M. L. Insurance Company,
IUlHE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
II holders of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
Company will be held at the Office Of the company in the
. =" -.i 5'i $685.. sa B. II. BATTLE, Sec'y.Ss
67-t6iy.
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The following is list of the members who consti
tute the Senate for the present Congress:
Term avnireS. T'or,, oxn;ro
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February 10, 1857.
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TIE NORTH CAROLINA STAN w EDNEsDA4 JUNE TO-

From Pacerville, via Newtown, to Indian Diggns, in
From Uniontown in Humboldt county, to Trinidad, in
klamath county.
River sweetland Sebastopol San Juan Nevada county,
and Humans Crossing on the Middle Yuba River, to
From Crescent City, via Waldo and Coverve to Jack
sonville, in Oregon Territory.
From Napa City via White Sulphur Springs Knights
Ranch, Alexander's Ranch, Russian River, to Santa
From Montery via San Luis obispo to Santa Barbara.
From Fort Rdgeley via South Pass of the Rocky Noun
tans Soda Springs head of Humboldt River Honey Lake,
and Mobiles Pass in the Sierra Nevada mountains to shas
| From Minneapolis. via Excelsior, to Gleneye.
From Owatonee. via Geneva, to Albert Lees. MI
roS r tie
From Foresville, via Arnoldsvic, Minnesota to West
From Chatied, via Marion and Rochester, to Faribau
From Iickvile to Belle Plain
From St Cloud to Otter Tail City.
From Otter Tail City to Leech Lake.
From Otter Tail City to Crow Wing,
From Crow Wing, Minnesota. to Superior, Wisconsin,
From Leech Lake to Pokego-man Falls
From Anoka via St; Jonathan to Snake River; 49,,
From ST. Paul. via St Jonathan and Princeton to Oibwa.
From Fix River via St. Jonathan, to Sunrise City
From TayIors Falls to st Jonathan. .T
From Chatfeld, via Washington and Spring Valley, in
From Chat6eld via Washington and Harrison to Austin
From Chsago City to Chengwatana.
From Chsago City to Taylor's Falls.
From Chisago City to Marine Falls.
From Chisago City to Saltwater.
From Austin to Manketa.
From ST. Peters, via Bancroft Minnesota to Bradford,
Iowa.
From Red Wing to Albert Lees.
From Wabashaw, via Centreville and Rochester to
Austin.
From Northwood to Greenwood.
From Red Wing, via Mazeppa to Oronoka.
From Otter Tail City to Breckenridge.
From Twin Lake. via Cartoons and Oneota, to Du Luth
From Blue Earth City, Minnesota, 10 Algona, Iowa.
From Tayor's Falls to Wyoming.
From ST Paul, via White Bear Lake, Forrest Lake. Chi
sago City, to Alhambra.
From Chisago City to Cambridge.
From Red Wing to Verona
From Manketo via St: Nicholas. to Usage Iowa.
From Hokah, via Middleown Watertown, and Portland
to Lansing, Iowa.
From Wnona via Money Greek Houston, Yucatan, and
Belleve to DEBORAH Iowa
From Tepeeotah to Fairbault.
From Tepeeotah to Chatteld.
From Tepeeotah to Black River Falls Wisconsin.
From Henderson, via Redstone City and New Ulm to
the Falls of Sioux River.
From South Bend, via Buternut Valley, to New Ulm.
From Oronoka to Fairbault.
From Pokegammon via Ojibwa, to Mill Lac City.
From Little Falls to Mile Lac City.
From Elliota, via Leroy and Austin, to Elliotta.
From ST. Peter, via Glencoe, to St Clond.
From Cannon Falls, via Kenyon and Rice Lake, to Aus
tin.
From St. Peter, via Wilton and AUSTIN to Deborah,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July %, p. n.
Flour-Market continues steady; the only
sale heard OF was 100 bbls at 81 % tor low
grades. After our report yesterday, we heard
Of sales OF 900 bbls superiine at So 3o@$6 40
142 bbls have been received during the last
"a hours.
Whisky-ls bbls sold 1t 2se, and lbs bbls
from wagons at 261se. t
Professionalism, but inactive.
Groceries-Unchanged; good business a
steady rates. Sales OF So hhds Sugar at loo
l2Ac, and so bags Coffee at IL &c.
Grain-Oats unchanged; prices nominal
for lots on arrival, but from stores prices AT,
SO to soc. The receipts of Wheat have ell
tirely ceased, and the market is good dea
unsettled. A sale OF LIS bushels new white
yesterday, mt 81 rs, and sales of 5000 bushel,
new white at 81 10, to be delivered on or be
fore August Goth. There have been no sale
to-day. But little Bye Offering. The re-
ceipts of Corn for the last "a hours have beer
2000 bushels. Market firm at f3@75c; infe
rior sold at zoe. ift
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FThe people of Henderson appear dee

WThe people of Henderson appear deep
ly interested in securing permanently the
facilities of daily daily mail with Us. The
citizens are urged by the Commercial to en-
courage Mr.. Lambert, the coach owner, who
has, at his own risk, commenced daily line;
and it is proposed that measures shall be
taken to obtain the sanction and support OF
the Post Office Department. We would sug-
gest to our neighbors to change the hours OF
departure from Henderson, so as to connect
with our railroad morning train; or alter the
schedule, and leave here in the morning and
come up in the evening. By this change
they would gain one day in the receipt OF
Transmission Of their mail matter.
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HousE MISUNDERSTANDING the alarm of
fire that occurred ON Friday night, the occu-
pant of the tenement adjoining Esquire Row
ley's Office, on Fourth street, returned to his
room after short absence, and found him
self completely barred out by nocturnal
uninvited guest, who was engaged in making
q dark lantern examination Of the premises.
Our hero, confident that the thief would hard
ly strike very rich lead in those "diggings,"
very discreetly gave him broad berth. and,
after q reasonable time, returned, finding the
door of his hospitable mansion standing
open. The disappointed light fingered gem
tleman had left in disgust.