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LAUNCHING THE LEv1ArHAN.-Yesterday morning
this long protractcd operation resumed, and af-
ter four hours hard labor and dismal succession
of mishaps, during which part after another Of
the apparatus broke down in the most ignominious
manner the work was discontinued and further pro-
ceedings postponed sine die. The causes which led
to this fifth signal failure may be told in the few
words that it was almost impossible to make the yes.
sci move at all and that in the efforts to do SO hy-
draulic rams windlasses, and chains though of the
most ponderous and massive construction, were all
broken in regular succession, till scarcely anything
of the apparatus was left to continue work. Under
such circumstances, therefore, not even hope
entertained Of effectng anything and by two o'clock
the attempts were abandoned. What makes the
matter worse is that nearly every portion of the
powerful gear was broken without producing the
slightest effect in the way of movement upon the
monstrous vessel-London Times, Dec. II.
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The Standard.

KEEP Your MOUTH Hur"-Never allow the &C
ton of respiration to be carried on through the
mouth. The nasal passages are clearly the medium
through which respiration was by our Creator de-
signed to be carried on. "God breathed into mans
nostrs tie breath of life, previous to his becoming
living creature The difference in the exhaustion
of the strength by long walk with the mouth firm
ly closed, and respiration carried on through the
nostr!s instead of through the mouth is nconcevable
to those who have never tried the experiment 1t
is said that the habit of carrying the work of in
spration and expiration through the mrnth, is the
origin of almost all diseases of the throat and lungs
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A SAD CAsE.-A case has been brought to our
notice that should receive the immediate attention of
the charitable. On the southeast corner of Knox
and Lumber-streets, in miserable shell of q house,
there resides John O'Bren Skenadore, lf-breed
Indian, nearly one hundred and six years of age!
With him lives granddaughter and her child.
SkeEadore is man of superior intelligence, having
been educated in Paris. He came to this country
with Lafayette, and fought in the Revolution under
General Washington Although so far advanced in
years, his voice is strong and powerful, and when
conversing about Washington he seems inspired
with new life. He is, to all appearance, hale and
hearty save that he is considerably weakened by the
deprivation of food and the loss of Sleep Last week
daughter of his grand-child actually died from
starvation and coI! The grand. daughter has
managed to beg just sufficient to keep life in the
family, while the old man has become enfeebled
from the lack of food that he has scarcely been able
to move about. He says if he only had sufficient to
eat, and could sleep nights he feels confident he
would last several years yet-Atbany Espress.
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VIcToRIA's CHnDREN.-The Queens children are
rapidly growing up. The Princess Royal, who is
ABOUT to be married, is aged II; the Prince of
wales is l6; the Princess Alice whose hand is to
oe demanded in marriage by the Prince of Orange,
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aalverbank" his mamma graciously visited, is 10
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Jones while recently cutting wood struck false
blow causing the stick to fly up. 1t struck him
the jaw, and knocked out front tooth. All said
Bill meeting him after, you had dental opera
ton performed see. Yes replied the snfferer, aze-
dental"
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An Indian paper says that during trial on Law
renee court, young lad who was called as wit
ness was asked if he knew the obligation of an oath
and where he would go if he told lie. He said he
supposed he should 60 where the lawyers went
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Come down this instant" said the boatswain to
am'sch'evious son of Erin, Come down say I'll
give you good dozen you rascal, Troth, sir
Dozen ~ WV
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VEGETABLE D1Er.-The witty and convivial Lord
Kelly being in his early years much addicted to
dissipation, his mother advised him to take example
ola gentleman whose constant food was herbs and
his drink water. What madam said he,' would
you have me to initiate man who eats like a
beast and drinks like fish.
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Mrs. PARrNGroN SARCASTIC l can't bear chill
aren, said Miss Prim, ,flly. Mrs. Partington
looked at her her speciacles mildly before she
replied, Perhaps if you could you wonld like them
better.
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FoR Cows-Dairymen state that on an average,
and the season through, the cream from four
feen5 quarts Of milk is required to make pound
Of butter. One who feeds pumpkins to his dairy
cows claims that with this food nine quarts OF milk
yield pound of butter. Farmers and dairymen
who have tried pumpkin feed, state that there is
invariably large increase in butter and cheese
As pumpkins can be raised at small expense, there
is no reason why they should not become profitable
article of food for cows s a.G... ..r. :. a.i.~ ~
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Too GooD TO BE LosT.-We have published within
month or so several extracts from letters from
planters to their factors the writer's of which looked
at the subject Of shipping cotton to their creditors
the proper light and have honorably kept their en-
gagements Below we publish of a different
tone which we think decidedly rich. 1t is from
Mississippi, and is follows, with some correction
in spelling and punctuation:
"lf you can sell my cotton in the course of ten
days wish you to do so-if you can get l2a cents.
But will not take less than l24. will send my
wagon and haul it home first, and pay storage. am
commission merchants and other Damed Wrascas,
in Mobile. am not compelled to 'seld' nay cotton no
time. I am able to live without five or six bales of
cotton."-Mobile Mercuru
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Restaurant IL to be fitted up in the lower story
of the south extension of the Capitol for the Of
the members and officers of the House of Represen
tatives. 1t will be arranged, we learn, on the plan
of the coffee ROOM in the British House of Parla-
ment and so ventilated that no culinary odors can
escape from it into the corridors. The of such
a place of refreshment must be evident to all who
have attended prolonged sessions and the establish
ment of one under strict regulations Coy which all
intoxicating beverages will be excluded) will be
great addition to the comforts of those engaged in
the arduous duties of legislation Wash. Union.
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IS TO BE THE TITLE OF
PERIODICAL, '.
TO BE PUBLISHED MONTHLY,
TOWN OF SALEM. HsHoeRrH-cARoL1sA, ne
ANDRE j.. listed MAN,
NoRrH-cARoL1NA
In OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC MY MAGAZINE,
claim for the Editorial Chair superiority over that
talent Of NorthCarona and the South generally that will
be brought to its support Southern patronage And also
as Southern man. and the Editor of Southern Magazine
claim at the han Is of the Southern country and especially
of North Carolina that aid and support that will here at
home, establish, upon firm basis founta" of Literature,
and exclusively Home Literary Magazine.
Many are the Magazines now published in the Northern
States that flooding the whole Southern c"untry There
G ba ha1
"Godey ;" while here in North Carolina and the South,
where genius unsurpassed and unenaed regns the tera
support of Northern Magazines while Southern enterprise
and talent bow humble submission to such suicidal
why, ask cannot sce-North- Carolina the South-send
greeting to Southern Cline Magazine accepableor the
and polite Periodicals. It is true that the South hasher
Magazines but few in number are they and unknown
compared to the publications Of the North which
mail brings to homes filled with the result of hired la
Dor, and teeming with objectionable sedton
Then I appeal to Norh-CaroIina and other Southern
States to aid me in my enterprise and in promoting lite
rary taste amongst those upon whom, Southern man.
have claims.
NV Magazine will be of the size; and nothing will
be admitted its pages but such articles will meet the
approval of the most fastidious 1t shall be
illustrated with Engravings and Plates
of the most elegant texture equang in beauty and style
any executed ut the North.
My price of subscription is THREE DOLLARS per year.
which required to be paid in advance as the expense
be incurred establishing such publication will not ad-
NIT of a credit system. -.:
~ Tile First Number s0u be issued Ist January 1858.
A. J. STEDMAN,
-.,.. Editor and Proprietor.
n B-My Address until the lst of November will be
Pttsborough n CATER that time it will be Salem G.
September Is. So
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VUNHE FIRST SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence the second Monday il, January
1883, under the charge of Mrs. E. w. JEFFREYS II is
situated nine miles north of Raleigh. half mile from
Huntsville Depot on the Raleigh and CASTOR. Railroad
Wakelcoun,y, NC.
Tuition'n' English from s. to sl5
Drawing, 5
Painting. in Water Colors S
Painting in Oil, Is
Embrsdery, O
Wax Work, /
Board per month g.. No extra charges will be made
For particulars apply to
JOHN O. JEFFREYs, sect'y.
Raleigh, &c.
December 8. iO9-lm
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SPURGEON's LATE WORKS, Ac..--T 4 e
- Saint And His Savior; or The Progress of The Soul
In The Knowledge Of Jesus By The Rev C. H. Spurgeon.
Also Fast Day sermons and Spargsons Sermons ist I'd
ait 'a''.sa'.,s.
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Legends And Scenes In Scotland. ''.'.e
Testimony of the Rocks. ~ ''.. -tt
First Impressions Of England ".-'a.-.k
Foot-Pri of The Creator, i R@.iisi
Ny School And Schoolmaster. saa-' -
The Old Bed Sand Stone, t
Il. D.. TURNER.
Raleigh, Dec. q. '-sa'vt Il no.
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HREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insur
ances for life, rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only. Members Of the Cmpany-entitled to such profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund.-
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants own life,
or on the lives of slaves for year, of years.
moderate rate of premium
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which that of aungs Bankand the
depositoIs allowed interest at the rate of per per
annum for time not exceeding four months per
over four and not exceeding six months and per cent
for any time over six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address %
D. P. WEIR, .Sec d. Treas.
Greensborough, N. G. September l, 1854. Sly.
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3, toMs casss Of geographical kaoastdoes .
DR.. Barth's NORM and Cj.trst Aftlca.
VVRAvEIS AND DISCOVERIES IN NORTH AID
dition undertaken under the auspices Of HBN asssn-
ment, in the Years 1s4s 1856 By HExsx BAx5s tht.,
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Dr. Barths wonderful travels approach tie Equator ism
the North nearly DR.. Liyings nes from the Soah
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mains open for exploration and rssesrchVol. Ill., COM
Peting the work. is in the presA and will be pubiaAed
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For by
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EDUCATIONAL.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

julius W11cox, Principal r
VTHE THIRTY-FOURTH SESSION WILL OPEN
JAM IA, 1885, The Principal, who has been connects
ed with the school from its has recenty
purchased the interest of his former coparner Rev. n
Graves and will continue the school, assisted by an
renced and efficient corps of teachers hopes BY
est personal efforts to merit the support Of the public
For terms and particulars apply to the Principal !r
December H. ..-.1 r : '.,.t rsz .- ll,t-tFebl
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FIRE INSURANCE.
MCGEE l. WILLIAMS, Agents



MCGEE WILLIAMS, AGENTS
FOR RALEIGH N. c.
GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE
" COMPANY-Such has been the care and economy Of
the officers of this Company that free from debt
have made assessments, and have hand large
capital viz: in premium notes $457059 O3 in cash sl3
345 89-makng total of $47O5 to any losses
that accue therefore have hesitation saying
to the public that there safer Company in the South
country The of the Risks in this Company be-
ing in the Western part the State where the danger
fire is much less.
DIRECTORS:
James Sloan, Nebane C. p. Mendenhall, D. P. Weir
W. j. Mcconnell John L. Cole Jed H. Lindsay, James NJ
Garrett E. W ogburn, D, r; Gregg, David Mcknight,
Grcensborough Alexander Miller Newbern; E. F. Lilly
Wadesborough; S. G. Coffin jamestown w. A. Wright
Wilmington John l. Shaver, Salisbury T. McGee Raleigh
H. G. Sprul, Plymouth; R. E. Troy. Lumberton; Thomas
johnson, Yanceyville.
JAMES SLOAN, President.
,- E. w. OGBURN. Vice President.
C. P. MENDENHALI4, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS Secretary and Treasurer.
VIM. H. CUMMINGS, General Agent
! -; < ( %:sss::' H:ss::: r.ssat'v. Committee.
All communications business connected with this
fce should be addressed to
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro N. c., July 81. 6s-tf
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December 8

J. M. LOvEJOY'S ACADEMY.
TNHE NEXT SESSION BEGINS ON THE 7TH OF
IL January, 1855 .rr
Tuition for Classics, $50 90
Common English branches for small boys, Is 90
Board with the Principal, including Tuition, IS 10
Book keeping and Surveying taught every sesson-no
extra charge
For further particulars address the Principal, >,
J. N. LOvEJOY.
December 90. llS-td.
tB SPIT. Age Beaufort Journal, Warrenton News, Kin
son Advocate Newbern Union Tarboro Southerner and
Washington Dispatch times. -
WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN WHO IS ENGAGED EVERY
n OTHER DAY, wishes to get situation Book
Keeper &C., when not engaged Good references given.
Apply at this Office.
December %. 113-tpd.
RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY
Rev. D. r. BRuroN, A. B., Principal. -s
V1NHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will open on the llth day of January, 1885, and
tnue 81 weeks.
EXPENSES PER SESSION.
English Tuition from $40 to SIS 90
French and Italian each, 90
Latin, 100
Music Piano, 20 90
Oil Painting, 20 90
Grecian, 1000
Drawing, .''' . -. s 90
Incidental Expenses, SO
Board, exclusive of lights. $40 per MONTH Half of the
expenses aduanc and the balance the close Of the
sion The Principal organizing the Faculty and promises
zennanency and to his patrons Address the
Principal or A. NJ. Gorman Raleigh, N. c.
Raleigh N. c., Dec L.. 113E
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Raleigh, June.

N. C. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
4 r THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
"A ona Mutual Insurance Company, held on the l4th
inst the following persons elected Directors and Oh-
'''' ''' ''' '''"''S DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
]. R. Williams, do.
G: W. B. aatehingz, DO DO
Kemp p. Battle, do.
George Little, do.
James NJ. Towes. do.
James E. Hoyt, Washington
Alex Mitchell Newbcrn.
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington
John NJ. Jones' Edenton.
W. W. Griffin Elizabeth City.
FF Fagan Plymouth.
J. ". Harrel, Murfreesbnro.
H. B. Williams, Charlotte
Geo. A. Smith, Milton.
o. F. Long Hisboro'
J"seph White Anson County.
JOSH BOner, Salem,
A 7. Sunny. .Ashevie.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
T. h. Selby. President.
H. d. Turner, Vics President.
John II. Bryan, Ahorney
Hamden S. Smith, Secretaryand Treasurer.
T. II. Selby, ee efcio J
John R. Williams, Erecutioe GnsmiHoe.
C. w. d. Hutchings,
This Company has been in successful operation
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes of pro-
pery in the State, Except Steam Mills Turpenne Dis
tlleries upon favorable terms. Its Policies
property amounting to q e4s large portion of which
is in country risks and its capital Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds properly secured
The average cost ofInsurance upon the plan Com
pany has been less than third per per
nnm all grades of property embraced in its operations.
All reference to il surapce should be
GAMDEN S. SMITH, ssoy:
Raleigh, Jan. 20. Is.
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RALEIGH MALE CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
II tHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON THURSDAY
the 9TH of January, 1855, and close Tuesday the
25th of May, 1858.
The design of this school to give boys thorough pre-
paration for Of colleges with special reference to
the University Of n CO. fit them for the practical
business of life.
Profs. Gessner Harrison, NJ Schee de We're, W. H. Nc
Gully Bledsoe and others Of the Faculty of the Uni
versity Of Va; Prof L. s. Holiday, Hampden sydney;
Rev A D. Pollock and J. NJ. P. Atkinson, Va; Rev. J. H.
Atkinson, H. d. Turner, C. Dewey, O. Busbee, Esors
Raleigh.
TERMS SESSION FIVE MONTHS:
Primary Depa- -tment Sl5 90
Department of Mathematics &C.. e5 90
Department of Ancient Languages 25 90
Modern Languages, (extra 10 90
Contingent Fee, 90
Pupils, in more than department, charged only
for the higher No deduction time except in
case of protracted illness. Tuition invariably in advance
Good and boarding for three four boys may be
had with the Teacher.
Apply to Kev. j. NJ. Atkinson or to
H. P. R. McK0Y, Principal.
DecemDer 4. 1n-SwSt.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chatham the Superior Courts of New Han
and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North-Carolina at Raleigh:
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will
q. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, May %. 52--sw.