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WINES, BRANDIES, &c
taAsj J. B. CHARRON & CO., GENTS
FOR VINEYARD PROPRLETORS

IN r Y CE,
Have just received and offer for sale superior COGNAC
BRANDIES vintage 1911. Charron Pcre ct fills Brand
lie Belmont Co, Cognac Brandies various vintages;
Bordeaux Claret Wines from low finest grades; Bur
gundy Wines from Medium very best grades produced
in France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wine,
various brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHlS-
KEYS of prime qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid.
Also, consignment, 10 bbls. very old and prime
Monongahela Rye Whiskeys 10 bbs very old copper dis
titled Bourbon Whskeys; 200 bbs fine medium grades
Bourbon and Rye Whskeys to which invite the aten
ton of in want of pure liquors Office No 1874 LON
BARD STREET, 3 doors east of Hanover. ap5-tf
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DIAPER HAN GIN GS.
II Constantly on hand the largest assortment of
PAPER HA GINGS
in the City of the
RICHEST AND CHEAPEST DESCRIPTIONS.
Also, FIRE-BOARD PRINTS,
CURTAIN PAPERS, &c
As are the LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN THE
BUSINESS, Dealers and others would consult their in
terests by calling at our warehouse,
260 BALTIMORE STREET,
Opposite Hanover)
ap16 II HOVER / n PROTHERS
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SPRING OVERCOATS.-

SPRING OVERCOATS-
~ fresh arrival of Scotch Water Repelant Tweed
COATS. The superiority of these Coats for Spring or
Summer travelling and the great demand for the article
has induced certain persons to get imitation Coat
which is in way repellant of water. With the view
greatly increasing the of the Scotch Coat have
made quite reduction in the price All of the genuine
articles are distinctly marked 'Frebour's patent"
L. NJ PUNDERS0N Il CO.,
an1-tf Raltimora streat
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One Of the Company Steamboats, leaves NO. 3 LIGHT
STREET WHARF, daily at O'clock arriving in Phila
dephia at O'Clock the next morning, in ample time for
the New York Trains.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. l. NJ. E.
GPr. Adv. $751; 34-w&swtd.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W AXE
- COUNTY-In Equity.-John DeWint Hook Samuel
S Skinner Vim. b. Hook and Robert W. Stamper..mer'
chants trading under the style of Hook Skinner Co.
against Thomas R. Fentress, Thomas Jenkins, Nm u.
Haywood, L. w. Peck. Sarah Stronach, VIM II. Bufaloe
Jo. G. NJ. Bufaloe, Jno. Wicker A. w. Belvin and Agnes
J. Belvin his wife The Bank of the State of Norh-a
lima Quentin Busbee Trustee and Sion H. Rogers
Whereas has been made to appear upon the afday.
of the compainants attorney, that William H. Buffa'oe
and Jos G. NJ Buoe. two Of the defendants in the above
ona This therefore to notify the said JOS G. NJ But
faoe and VIM. H. Bufaloe Wherever they may be- to 9e
and appear at the next term of the Court Of Equity Tor 9e
county of Wake to be held the Court House in Raleigh
the LIST Monday after the 4h Monday September next
then and there to plead answer or demur to the bull neo
against them in said cause to secure the payment
debt the said bill will be taken pro ontsso as to then
and set down for hearing part Given under my hano
at Office, this the 18th August, 1885,
ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. NJ =.
fPr Adv Ss S3-w&swtd.
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The STANDARD.
Scatter the Germs Of the beautiful.

Scatter the Germs Of the Beautiful.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful!
By the wsy-sids let them fall
That the rose may spring up BY the cottage gaze,
Add the vine on the garden wall;
Cover the rough and the rude of earth,
With q veil Of leaves and flowers
And mark With the opening bud and cup
The march of summer hours.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
= In the holy shrine of home;
Let the pure, and the fair, and the graceful there
In the loveliest lustre come.
Leave mot trace of deformity
In the temple of the heart,
But gather about its earth the gems
OF Nature and of Art.
scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the temple of our God
That God who starred the uplifted SKY,
And Powered the trampled sod,
When he built temple for himself
And Q home for his priestly race,
He reared each arch in symmetry,
And carved each line in grace.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the depth Of the human soul;
They shall bud and blossom, and bear their fruit
While the endless ages roll.
Plant with the flowers of charity
The portals of the tomb.
And the fair and pure about thy path
In paradise shall bloom
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-WW 49,. "A An
- COUTY-In Equty-Thomas R. Debnam, G ~ Stsw
of Barthenia A. Smith James Hodges and lsrae' 'e
art. Daniel Scarborough, admir- Of Mary L. Avera w.
James Hodges and Israel Stewart n,.,;,.
Whereas it has been made to appear upon the amdasa
of the respective plaintiffs in the above entitled cas, h
that Israel Stewart of the defendants in oo" , I
aforesaid causes, 10 nonresident OF the STATE VI
Carolina: hs
This is notify the said Israel Stewart wherever Of
to be at the next term OF tne s Gour
Equity for the county of Wake to be held at the No
House in Raleigh on The LIST Monday after the 18th Money
September next then and there plead answer OF sd
to the respective bills Of said conPsnsnH as other
purposes or the same will taken pro cosso as TO ni
and the causes set down for hearing ~ Rs' a'en
- - $50 ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. NJ. =.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W NJ
- COUNTY-In Equty.-Dansl G. FOwle vs. L. D.
James, VIM. F. Green and John OsgoOd. :.
Whereas, it has made to appear upon the amaav
the above entitled cause is absent from his usual place
abode, so that process cannot be served upon him.
This therefore is notify the said T. B. James, wnee
Court of Equity be held at the Court House in the C
of Raleigh, the LIST Monday after the 4th Monoay az
September next, then and there to plead answer sd
to the bill of complaint of Daniel G. Fowle me- ~
against him and others to subject equitable assets TO I'M
payment of debts and for other purposes or the saa u
will be taken pro confesso and down for hearing @ ~
him. Given under my hand. at Office this li'n Au'
gust, A. D., 1858.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, G. NJ. +.
rPr ADJ "a s3-w&swtd.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &M.E.
Pr. Adv. $751; 34-w&swtd.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
- COUNTY-In Esuity.-Abram Scott VS.. W. H. Buda.
loe JOS Buaoe Wyatt A. Belvin and Agnes Belvin his
wife and Jno. Wicker inf.
Whereas it has been made to appear upon the affidavit
the plaintiff in the above entitled cause that William H.
Buaoe and Joseph Buoe two of the defendants in said
cause non-residents of the State of North Carolina
This therefore is to notify the said William H. Buaoe
and JOS Buoe wherever they may be- to be and appear
at the next term Of Court of Equity for The county OF
Wake to be held at the Court House in the City of Raleigh
the LIST Monday after the 4th Monday in September next
the" and there to plead answer demur 10 the bill filed
in said cause to secure the title to certain real estate other
wise the said bill will be taken pro conss and the cause
set down for hearing &c parte as to them.
Given under my hand, at Office this Esd day of August
A. D., 1858.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD. c. &M.E.
1Pr Adv e s4-w&swd.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W
- COUNTY In Equty.-Joe Sanderford and others VS..
Elijah Sanderford and others
Whereas has been made to appear upon affidavit that
Gray Ssnderford, Kemp Sanderford, julius Afford and
Sally his wife, Jimmy Sanderford Elijah Sanderford Elijah
Massey and Martha Massey defendants in the above en
tied cause non-resdens of the State of North Carolina
This therefore, is to notify the said defendants wherever
they be- to be and appear at the next term of the
Court of Equity for the county of Wake to be held the
Court House in the City of Raleigh, the LIST Monday
after the 4h Monday in September next then and there to
plead answer demur to the bill filed against them in
said cause otherwise said bill will be taken pro conso
and the set down for hearing parte to them
This 18th day of August, 1885, under my hand at
Office
I'm ALAN AYUOnn q In
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,-w WAKE
- COUNTY-In Equity.-Benton Williams Hicksey Nc
Iwaine Mary Young the Heirs of Esr Martin and the
Heirs of Willis Williams.
It appearing that the heirs of Eer Martin and the heirs
of Willis Williams non-residents of the State of NORTH
Carolina this is notify the heirs of the said Eer Martin
the Court of Equity to be held for the county of Wake
the Court House in Raleigh the LIST Monday after the
4,h Monday in September next then and there plead
demur in the said cause, otherwise the bill will
be taken pro conss and set down for hearing par
to them.
Given under my hand, at office, this 18th August, A.
D., 1858.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &ME.
Pr. Adv. $e. 34-w&sWtd,
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ing that high reputation for ability which he so justly
and properly enjoys.
During tine tendency of the Nebraska bill! every
Senator and every Representative from the South
who expressed any opinion the subject except
Gen. Atchison, of Mo-, admitted that slavery would
not 60 into Kansas; and the only chance which has
since existed, had its origin in the impertinent inter-
ference by the Emigrant Aid Societies in forcing
population there that would not have under the
usual laws of emigration, removed to the Territory
1t aroused interest in the South which would not
there who would not otherwise have gone. But the
bill was important because it wiped out that odious
Missouri restriction which degraded US from Just
equality with the free States, in permitting us the
privilege of removing to the common Territory of
the Union with our property, and restored the true
principles of the Constitution in the organization of
territorial governments. 1t has settled the policy of
the Government on this subject-no interference by
Congress with slavery IN the territories-the people,
when they form State Constitution, to deter
mine the question for themselves The decision of
the Supreme Court in the bred Scott case protects
our rights during the existence of the Territorial
Government Although we have not added another
slave State by the Kansas BILL we have secured an
important principle which is to result most beneAci-
ally in preserving the rights and securing the tran
guilty Of the country in future legislation. -
say to you fellow citizens that the Democratic
party is entitled to your cordial sympathy as well ID
your zesious support. It is the only exponent Of
the principles you have cherished for MANY long
years. and Is the only party willing and able to main.
tain your rights in the Union. When it is defeated
or disintegrated; You must choose between s,fb.
mission 70 sectional fanatical domination and dis.
solution Of the existing Government Its principles
nave received the sanction Of my Judgment from my
q : - II
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those rights by their votes in the State and Federal
councils. We have never asked more of them--we
have never asked the Government to use its power
to extend slavery. All we have claimed has been
that the guarantees which the Constitution gives US
shall not be broken, and the Democratic party have
steadily maintained Them and will continue to main
tain them II is the only party that meets and COM
bats the sectonasm of Republicsnism, and the only
hope of keeping it prostrate is the Democratic party
of the Union, North and South. We have true.
brave gallant friends in the North-men who have
barred their bosoms in many hard. fought battle
when the issue was the defence of your Constitu
tonal rights. Will you give them your sympathy
will you cheerfully and cordially affiliate with them
in their organization? Will you give them aid and
comfort IN their war upon abolition? 1t is in my
judgment matter of duts-for euery Southern man
to sustain the only party that sustans our nterpre-
tation of the Constitution.
Nor should confidence be destroyed in the e
deity of our associates in the North because some
may falter and others desert You might as well
repudiate religion because the churches oftentimes
cherish in their bosom hypocrites, or escbew all
friendship, because occasionally base ingrattude fol-
lows kindness. The course of q distinguished Sen.
ator from Illinois, Judge Douglass the admission
of Kansas, excited surprise and regret The hostile
attitude he assumed towards the Administration and
the body Of the party created apprehension that
he was paving the way into the Republican camp !;
but his late speeches in Illinois show that he is eo
batting with all his energy and his great talents tfS
dangerous doctrines Of the Republicans and now
believe that it is his purpose to return to the Demo-
cratic fold He win find that confidence ia plant
Of slow growth" and that his alteration win cost
him many years of faithful service before he Is rein
stated in the high position from which he 80 sud
denly and unexpectedly descended Anmy svmna.
thies however, with him in his contest With lin
coin. would infinitely prefer to see Donol.a
Senstor rather than Lincoln, his opponent who pro
claims tha equality Of the negro with the white man
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Sac and Fox Agency
From Paoa via Ossawattomie Bloomington and Paris
to Sugar Mound.
From Shumanve via Shannon to Cofachiqui. :
From Richardson, via Italia to Columbia.
From Sac and Fox Agendy to Leroy.
From Fort Riley, via Reader to vermillion city.
From Fort Riley, via Randolph and vermion city, to
From Lawrence, via Bloomington, Richardson and Italia
to Emporia.
From Topeka, via Brownsville, to Council Grove
Centre. to Empora.
From Lawrsnes via Prairie city Ottawa creek Shannon
From Tscumseb, via wsIksmsa to Richardscn. ''.
FROM EEecompton via Walkamsa, Ottawa creek, McKiu-
From Lecompton to Marysville.
From Lecompton to Richardson
From Lecompton by Davis and Midway, to Paoli.
From Kansas Missouri, via Wyandotte Kansas Terrific
~, Quindoro, and Lawrence to Lecompton
From Kansas. Missouri via Wyaudotte Quindaro and
Delaware city, to Leavenworth city -
From Fort Leavenworth to Tauromee
FROM Fort Leavenworth city, via Leaxenworth city, to
From Leavenworth city, via Middletown to Lecompton
From Leavenworth city via Nerato. Easton, Shie
Mission, Rock creek Manhattan Ogden and Fort R;,sv
and Kansas Falls, to Buchanan. -. : - ="
From Leavenworth city, via Staney's Mooney Grass.
From Leeyenworth city, via Fort Leayenworh, Kckapoo
cly Fort William, Sumner, Mount Pleasant, Atchisop
Lon,P6an, Rock creek Walnut Grove ond High Land
From Independence Missouri via Kansas the settlement
q the mouth Of Huesfona, on the Upper Arkansss and
Le salt Lake Settlement at the head of Ncole River,
From St Joseph Missouri, via Whteheads, Kansas Ter
ritory, Rogersvile, and Troy, to Walnut Grove, -
= Wa,thand. Palermo, Geazy City, Doniphan, and Onw-
1to; NJ Roy Aaralin, Central City Highland md Dr.
bent, to Aa51ysvlle. - : -, : !
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NOTICE
TO MANUFACTURERS AND yEnDlRs OF INDIA RUB

The India Rubber Comb Company Of New York hold tbs
exclusive license 10 manufacture India rubber and gua
percha combs under the above mentioned patents.
HENRY II. GOODYEAR,
Administrator Of Nelson Goodyear, dcceased.
NEw YORK. July 10, 1858.
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|uIIayoyANCE.-IApTEs AND GENTLEMEN MRS
" HAYES u without exception ,be best seeing medical
so correctly cures The worst diseases Residence, I
Broorne street. between Chryste and The Bovery.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

r,HE PEOPLE or rHE STATE or NEW yoRK. nv
the Craze o. God free and independent-ro persons
Interested IN the estate OF susan O. Brown, late Of city
Of New York deceased az creditors egstses OF kim
or otherwse send greeting You and each OF you
BY cited and required perroway before
Surrogate 81 the county q New York ose in Inc city
of New York, on the ph day ~ October next At eleven
O'Clock In The forenoon Of that day. then and attend
the final eeutment OF the account of proceedings OF still
man Wghman az executor Of the las will and testament
OF said deceased.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF ocs M
said Surrogate 70 be hereuno affixed wsne~~ Ia
. ward y. west Isluire. Surrogate of our said conn.
III " atthe city OF View York, the lfh day OF Juiv in
ne year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
MY "ghh kDW. 9, WEST, Surrogate.
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NJ u-yUO mas rOT HuAnD or THE CEr,EBRATED
N. nnxnas PRKwnnN ns rs been sousulted BY
&ovsa.ls \ - nd chsw shss vn entire rsAasfsstion.
49, ~ - S-Sbecd seo A. a. hsr vsxser. yos vish
80 evs - e. = - bsverT, wpesass psssss~ street.
Ls0s e ssss es~ewsa u.
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INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA.
Il NOTICE
MANUFACTURERS AND vsSDERs OF INDIA RUBBER

GUTTA PERCHA HARD COMPOUND ARTICLES.
on 1ss he ,as e
p,ovsnsn. in treating the compound Of csoatsa9uc and
ssiSsa sy verde. sls,S Essd ss;ss SSsss .
s win ioSns snDess dsis.dsns IN :u
articles made hs plan p.ssn,sd y se:s
S s
and Also ali persons Who sell articles manufacture
of "''A ''', Of these rs .iS Ssss
NEW York, July 10. 1855 New York.
The PRESIDENT OF THE UurrID STATES OF AMERICA
THE New York GyrrA PTsonA GoAs COMPANY, IT'S C,1nKs
whsress on "a day q june last was represented Y.
sS Sa e. ssss
Sundrsa ana nifty 'Srse [ Meyer isr nsv
chouc compounds which said letters patent have
e @ 1s he sss
X on the s H ~. s
Meyer for and useful in treating S.ca
ss
..S that sv. s h sE s
said BY working and using The msnufac.
s By ~. s SssI
The sa CODrod a. , and also ~ s
form of the statute in such mace and provided
the
and Of o nnSsr ss %
that you with desist the Of combs
substances applied To the surfsee Of the
of Euta percha ether vulcanzabe In the
vucanzed state, 10 the metallic surface
the VULGAR liable compound and the
tac surface applied such and In contact with which
such compound the or pro-
the sale Of combs other articles
which have manufactured and also from the
Of combs other articles In the manufacture Of
which The compound Of gua percha other vulcanizab0
in rs green and pastc state covered
enveoped foil other similar sheets OF equivalent
material applied thereto BY and subjected tba
heating vucanizDg without being Otherwise
fined than by such covering envelope of tin foil or other
similar equivalent material and also from the sails
COMBS or other articles which hare been
fActured
witness the Hon Roger B. Tsney, Chief Justice Of In
United states New York. this 9th day OF Julytn the
one thousand eight bsindre ed and nny eight
KENNETH q. WHITE, Clerk.
ALEX. p. BROWNE, Comps soh.
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vVHOLEsALE FoR CAsH-RroH rJowsRs PEA
w theirs, cachepeisns hsirpns toilet ornaments bridal
' JAMES TUCKER,
Sl Broadway, bs.vsss TsylOrs pna TssPsOss sAesps.
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THO MERCHANTS AND MBCHANICs.-TO MER-
chants and armers-An aged men Of great experience
Who understand ring gardening and the care of cattle
also the business wants stuat with
tkman In the country where he make himself generally
useful Wages not 90 much object steady situation.
Of reference given. Address ID. G. w. 25S Blocker
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srrUATIONs wANTED-MALEs.

a MAIL WRITER WANTS AN ENGAGEMENT ON
u daily or weekly newspaper or periodical is willing
make himself generally useful has had considerable
perence At the business and give rs class city refe
TO character, capabity &c Address Writer, box
Herald onica.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By TWO REsPECrABLE
w German girls; chambermad ana the other do
general house in a family. Cali on, address
for two days, Mrs. Brewer, 70 Leonard st.
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HInB FORK AND SMOKED uArR-vAN BRUNr
kM wArnouA pork pschsrA 40 nanbers street, New
York, Offer ~ Ne following prices for cAahs-
Ruok Cd hams from cent? 10 II X cents.
fmok I'd shoulders from 64 cents 70 cent?.
Smoked beef nom " ssnis V II cent?.
Hmoked bacon from 10 oents 70 ii cents.
Moss pork and DucAssscounty mess from ZIG 70 ZIG 10
Lard In tubs BARRELS rum l0k oens II cens n. b.
No order filed szospt for cash.
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THE TN TEI1LIGE NCER.
MY NoTRERLEss nRZLD..

MY AO1HERLE,SSs GUILD.
Ny little bud of promise
Now springing on the Garth,
Obi. how Hove the singing
OF that sweet childish m:rth.
is But monrnful cadence Ginning
rl. With those sweet birdllke tones,
Tells of a crushing sorrow
strive to bear alone.
IlOng to see my Lilly,
pine to feel tho clasp
"a. OF those tender clinging fingers
Within my earnest grasp.
A threefold cord is riven
Bytholy christening hands,
But my lady's clasp and my stronger grasp
Are clinging to the strands.
With faithful heart and longing eye
We seek with upturned gaze
For tho shadow of loving form
80 Which seems to pierce the haze
That round this weary world is thrown
To veilfrom mortal sight
The glories of that heavenly home,
d. The saints that "waIk in light"
And the calm bright dreaming
q Oftranquil summer nights,
We three are still together,
aE'z And still this world is bright
= feel upon my forehead
-a., A wife's caressing breath;
My child has still mother,
b. We do not dream ofdcath.
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