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U. 5. PATENT RIGHTS.

u. 5. PATENT RIGHTS.
SUBSCRIBER offers his services Inventors and
II others DESTROYS of securing Letters Putent,. Copy
Rights etc. The whole business can be transacted BY
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Dissolution of COpartnership,
u aHE CQPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

Dissolution of COp8rtnership,
vh>HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
II lSTlNG under the name and firm of ROYSTER'
JONES MOORE. is this day dissolved by mutual
lied u, the of the late firm in settlement of its
business All persons indebted to said firm will please
come forward and SETTLE
JAMES NJ ROYSTER,
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh July /, 1853.
JONES & MOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LIB.
II ERAL patronage bestowed upon the old firm. and
respectfully that they have associated
in business ut the old stand where always be found
cheap and full assortment of Family Groceries, Their capi
plan, which will be hereafter strictly adhered to.
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
% 10 Bbls. Foxes celebrated Crackers.
July 70, 1858. 5s-t:
N THE fAvoRITE PERFUME
Distilled from Fragrant
Kiss-me.quick, the Perfume,
Kiss me quick, the Sachet,
kiss-me.quick Soap
Imprompu the New Perfume.
"kiss-Me Quick! AN inviting name!-
Delicious the scent no doubt,
Which all the beauX will now proclaim
No belle should be without.
IT'S well to caution ladies all
Beware if e'er You use it;
The Privilege that its name grant
Could any man refuse it?
Just received and for sale by
WARD & HUGHES,
Druggists.
Raleigh July 12 1885, 5f-tf
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N EsprcfFuLI7 III 6Kll B f4HE f6BEIc. HAT j.
hos just retornsd from ne Nartnesn N,saes Nth
tenens f6sshiug Goods al carefully sslsced ~ hn,-
SELF and purchashed Er Gsas which will enable him to
seIi On unusnsiiy favorable terms e ~ 81
Hasng been fot Number 81 f0beae d the best
establishment in Baltimnre and subsequently with Mr..
Prcter 5this City, be nattesA himself that ha Mill bs
able give satisfaction to Ill who may favor him with
their orders. 9s
trial is respectfully solicited ,
Cutting and Repairing done with Dispatch
The latest styles of fashions always on hand.
October 2, 1883. if.st S0-1y.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
LIVERY POLITICIAN IN NORTH-CAROLINA, who
- desires to post himself fully the Land Distribution
question, should procure
Cluskey's Political Text Book or Encyclopedia.
Whilst it the Kansas, and nearly every political
question: it, embraces the following important documents
relative to the Public Lands
Mr. Clays Report in favor of Distribution;
Report Of Mr.. Grundy against it,
Address of Mr Faulkner on the subject;
Votes on distribution in Congress;
Grants of Public Lands to States for R. purposes with
votes thereon;
Carlisles Land D ,tribution Bill;
Views Of Public Men ON Deposite and Distribution
Table of Statistics relative to public Lands.
For copies, address
HENRY D. TURNER,
N. C. Book Store.
Raleigh, Sept. 4, 1885, 72-
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LATEST NEWS!

LATEST NEWS!!
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE!
THE ATLANTIC TELEG APH
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL!
But also the well known firm of
NATHAN KRAMER
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Tn buyinp GREAT BARGAINS at the Northern Cities.
which have just received and now offer them, with
small advance, to my patrons and friends
have received the largest and splendid stock of
Dry Goods! Clothing Made to my order) Gents
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Trunks and vases Carpet Bags, Cutlery Guns and Pts
tolls. Blankets, Umbrellas Gold and Silver Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy Articles, Groceries. pomes-
tics Cloths, Cassimeres. DC, &C.. and many
other articles to tedious to mention.
Ny Establishment enjoying already the best reputation
need only that shall continue to do business in
the same fair heretofore am thankful for past
favors, and beg a continuance Of the ConE ONE,
CONE ALL!
NATHAN KRAMER,
Wilmington ST., Raleigh N. c.
~ Watch Crystals and hands put on Watches.
September 2S. 1855. 77-6m
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WIN. WATSON,
UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGEB

ses. W Nh W. AISONs
UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
FAYErrEv1LLE STREET, RALEIGH. N. G,
Meat Dom to Farmers Hal,) t q!
HAVING CONCLUDED through the persuasion q.
LII several persons remain in this place another year.
takes pleasure saying that be is in receipt OF
and handsome of Goods in his line consisting
of Gilt Velvet Satin and Common Papers, and Borders to
match. All Of which will put up in the neatest manner
both in town and country
Also, Curtains Conces. Shades Curtain Bands, Lounges
Curled HAIR Shuck and Cotton always land
and made to order. !
Feeling grateful for past favors solicit continuance
their patronage
October 4, 1858. S0-3m.
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JUST RECEIVED,

O., - JUST RECEIVED
Direct by Express from the Mandatory,
n LARGE SUPPLY OF LADIES AND GIRLS, SKEL-
"A ETON EXTENSION SKIRTS which will be sold
very low Also fine of fresh Needle WorYs
r, LANDEkER KLINE.
Rategh, Sept lS. 1858. 74-tf
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STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.

STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE TWO STEAM SAW MILLS, IN
Wake county, situated eleven miles south of Raleigh
between the Fayetteville and Hoiloman roads. One of
them is large MILL with engine of 81 horse power and
in good running order: The other has engine of ls
horse power They will be sold together separately,
purchasers may prefer For further particulars apply to-
j. s. McCULlERS,
Raleigh. N. C.
July so, 1883. 6l-tf.
NORTH.CAROLINA STATE BONDS.
a. ORTH-CAROLINA STATE BONDS can be purchased
IL frm Pulaski Cowper, of the City of Raleigh the
horized agent of this Company for the sale Of said Bonds.
X C. PEARSON. Prest.
Western n. C. Railroad Comply.
September 9, 1858. Tiff
VNAKEN UP IN LINVILLE COVE, and committed to
u the Jail Of Watangu comfy North Carolina, the
18th inst. NEGRO NAN of light complexion, with a
his right cheek height about feet inches,
weighs about lio poun IS, and had when taken up
black Cloth Frock Goat and Linen Pants AIS" found upon
his person pass in the following words:Le the bearer
John pass until Monday morning in Greenwood any
where in five miles of it. August the eth. 1858. Signed
by j. W. ClinkScales." The is requested to
prove property and pay expenses sau boy will be
dealt with according to law.
D. C. McCANLES, Sh' #.
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THE CHICKERING l. SONS "a PRIZE
MEDAL PIANOS.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER, agent for the sale of the abo
IL celebrated Pianos, informs the Public respectful
that he is u resident Of Wilmington, n. G.
Persons wishing to purchase Pianos by addressing hir
will receive pamphlets with II different styles with mark
prices
Pianos tuned and repaired.
T. A. E. BOHNSTEDT.
Wilmington, N. c., Oct 26, 1853.
P. s. Mr. B. received the only premium at the n C. ST.
Fair a competitor from Baltimore.
The following testimonials to the merits of the abo
PIANOS have been unhesitangly given by Mr. Thalber
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. IA, 1858.
NY DEAR SIR: have tried Messrs Chckering Scr
Square Piano Fores, and have much pleasure in certf
ing that there superior instruments in this count
or Europe.
s. TaALBERG.
Exchange Hotel.
To Mr.. n. CARus1.
Mills HOUSE, CHARLESTON. s. c.,
February 9, 1858. !
Messrs H. !ifgling d Son:
GENrLExEN:-Ica can only repeat that which has been
often by Others well mvselfl that consider
CHcKERING Sons PIANOS fir beond comparison the b.
] have in America: and also happy to a6
that they quite fortunate in being ably represen:
in the South by respectable house that Of j. SI
LING SoN.
S. THALBERG.
October26, 1853. SLY.
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Building! Building! Buildin=!!!
VUlHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
IL fully inform the public that they are dressing
Lumber and manufacturing Sashes Blinds Frames Doors
and Spokes at their MILLS ON WEST HILL, Salisbury,
NC.
Pangs, Balusters Brackets aud all kinds of ornamental
woodwork Finished in the best syle furnished at short
notice. Their Sashes and Blinds of heart pine and poplar
not surpassed by in the State Orders from dis
lance punciually attended to- All work done at their Mills
is warranted to give satisfaction.
They also prepared take Contracts for erecting and
fitting up all kinds Of Buildings for which plans will be
furnished, if desired Terms reasonable
MURDOCH, DARBY & co.
Salisbury, June 5, 1858. Atm.
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OPINIONS of Eminent Lawyers on various points of
" English Jurisprudence. chiefly concerning the Colo
oues Fisheries and Commerce Of Great Britancolected
and dgesed from the originals in the Board of Trade and
other Depostores By George Chalmers, ESQ, B. s. s.
A-one Vol large Octave, PIP. si6.
H. D. TURNER,
zSE ID ~ NC. Book Store.
Raleigh, Sept ], 1858. 70
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5,4S5 Prizes amounting to O.OOO
Whole Tickets go; Halves Is; Quarters e21<.
ey Circular showing the plan of tue Lotteries will
be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving it,
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
:" ~ Half 800. 40
-r.. 10 Quarter 20
10 Eighth 10
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY

VSVHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST COMMENCE
II the business by steam-power of manufacture
SPOKE>s, RIMS and SHAFTS for bugges and vehicI'
of all kinds; and they will be able afford them to the
customers at the prices paid for them at tn. Nort
All they ask is examination and trial of their wOrl
This the only establishment of the kind far thu
know in NorthCa, olna for manufacturing spokes, rim
and shafts by machinery.
The subscribers rely confidently the patronage of the
fellow citizens sustain them in their enterprise
W. ID. WILLIAMS.
n s. HARP.
Raleigh, JAM IS, 1855. 6-tf.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
VNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD. ANNOUNCE TO
the Citizens Of Wake, and all the surrounding coun-
ties, that he still keeps on hand at his
Furniture Ware Rooms in Raleigh,
q Squares Eust of Cape Fear Baak)
large and extensive assortment of the best Furniture
such rs Bureaus, Centre Tables Secretaries Chairs Bed
the most reasonable terms All orders pun uay and
faithfully attended to at short notice.
HENRY J. BROWN.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COMMON
lvA Wood Collins, made to order shortest notice.
E Also FISk'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES kept on
hand The Subscriber has fine Hearse for Funeral occa-
siols. .a-ss. - HENRY j. BROWN.
April ~ 1903. 33-1y.
ICRESH COVE OYSTERS in and B. Cans.
II Fresh Salmon, in l and Il. Cans. !.
Fresh Lobster in aid H. Cans. ~ n
- Just received by E..ss .
= - . JONES MOORE,
Family Grocers.
Raleigh, August 9, 1883. SIT
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SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDES, &c.-Th
- undersigned has hand. of his manufacture
LADIES AND GENTS SADDLES, of every grade a,
quality; BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES; CARRiAGI
BUGGY, CART AND WAGON HARNESS; aud all 9th.
Goods usually kept in Regular Saddlery Establishment
which will be sold for cash, short credit to puncu
buyers Orders thankfully received, and promptly
cuted.
C. w. D. HUTCHINGS.
Raleigh March l3, 1858. 22-tf.
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DLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
u approved form. just printed, and for sale 1t the
"Standard" Office. ~
Also Wrts Subpoeuas Warrants aid variety Of other
blanks. s..... .. 1853. ,--...,-.- 81
Aug. 25. 10
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-03

dices, OF innumerable opportunities, now constant
" presented, for gaining political capital. Under
the circumstances, therefore, it may DO doubtful
whether our Efforts can be safely continued. Great
MS are the horrors Of the slave trade, the injury
to the world iron, any interruption Of the barmo-
NOUS relations OF England and America would DO
much greater. We are ready to do our part in the
cause OF humanity, and if America is resolved to
Illustrate tie aim by refusing to cooperate, it is
upon her tho responsibility must rest.
From the London Globe.
The whole difficulty of the case lies in tho abuse
of the American flag by the slayc.tradors, and in
the unwillingness Of the American government to
give any vigorous assistance to the British govern.
ment in its efforts to stop the shameful traffic.
Prom the London Post June L.
Tho policy of the cabinet at Washington may to
. great degree be influenced by the sympathics
and opinions of the people of the southern states;
but what should VIC say in this country, if, in time
Of peace, an American squadron-for any purpose.
and even ON grounds Of grave suspicion-sbould
station itself off the coast Of Ireland or Scotland,
and overhaul all its British merchantmen? Mos;
assurodly such interference would not be tolerated
for u single moment. Let us 5c just-lct us be
modcrate-lct us extend our individual efforts &c
suppress, 10y all means not calculated to give of
fence, the slave trade; but let us not, oven in the
namo of humanity, provoke n calamity which
would be so doplorable and SO disastrous as u con
llict between the two nations whose interests ant
affections ought ever to DO identified!
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are from birth, breeding, and habits Of thought,
iuvincibly hostile to slave labor. Not one in n
thousand owns II negro, and there are whole tiers
Of counties in certain parts Of Texas, which cast.
in the aggregate, many thousands OF votes, where
one may travel many n day and scarcely sec a
black skin or hear the accents OF the English
tongue. There is very little intercourse for CON.
mcrcial purpose between these people and tho I'M
babitants of eastern and southern Texas. Ihere
are no available means of ready and easy c0mmu'
nication, no railways, and tho ordinary roads arc
exceedingly primitive in construction, ana Ire
quently rendered impossible by boys aud marshes.
The industry OF the German population IL pecu'
liar. 1t is easily satisfied and is not OF the viSor-
Gus and energetic character OF the Anglo'OaXoh
race. IL is not adventurous and entcrprlslng. IL
does not pcrpotually seek for improvement. The
Germans of Texas are satisfied to till their abund,
ant lands, 10 raise live stock, TO provide every de-
sirable comfort for their families, and to 1.-Two the
tranquil and transformations life of their fore
fathers. The lands they cultivate, and millions OF
acres more, are unsurpassed in fertility How Is
it, then, they have remained in n great measure
unsettled by American planters : Simply DO
cause the latter will not cmigrate to Il country DIS
tant from the center Of commerce., with few aud
imperfect avenues, aud these at certain seasons
almost Theoretically closed. The American who
purchases n section of land in Texas calculates
to use n national term-to raise cotton or sugar,
and make money. lie will avoid tho selection OF
any spot, however productive, whence the prod
ucts Of his labor canno, reach a market, The
German, on the other hand, buys land that him
self and his family may possess a cheap, substan
tial and comfortable homestead, and barely looks
beyond this main point. Hence the region refer
red to is rapidly filling up with Germans, who
outnumber the Americans in the proportion OF tor
to one. Our informant states, rs the result o.
personal inquiry and observation. that ifno mark
cd change should occur before two years clapse
Texas will be divided into gour Statcs-one slave
holding, and the others free.
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FREEDOM IN TEXAS.


1t will doubtless be remembered that in the
compromise act of 1850 provision was made for
the division of Texas into four States, whenever
the population should be sufficiently numerous;
the said States to DO admitted into the Union with
Constitutions recognizing Slavery, If such should
he the desire of the peCplo. The value of this
concession to the South has been considerably i'm
paired in consequence of the rapid growth Of
Kansas, Oregon, Minnesota, Nebraska, and other
Territories, which are either now prepared to en-
ter the Union or will apply for admission within
"A very few years. Nevertheless the boon; such Ms
it was. has been hailed as of vital and lasting i'm
2ortance to the South. 1t was naturally suppos
ed that, with tho marvellous progress made by
Texas, the contem plated division would DO accom-
plished in tho course of some ten or twelve years
and that the South would be materially strength
ened by the addition of six more member to beI
representation in the United States Senate. Per
mans there are few Of our readers who suspect thaI
at this time there is serious danger of the utter de
feat of Southern hopes and aspirations touching
Texas. and that in the very heart of tho South. in
tho region Of all others best adapted to the sue
cessfui cultivation of Southern products, and to
the consequent remunerating employment OF
slave labor, q feeling of settled opposition tC
Slavery exists which if not counteracted, will
ultimately neutralize the entire benefit conferred
by tho act of 1850, and incorporate the largest
finest and most fertile part Of Texas into the family
Of Free States.
We have recently conyersed with an Intelligent
and obscrvant gentleman, who has spent many
years in Texas, and has Travelled all over the
northern aud western portions of the State. lie
informs us that throughout those sections OF the
country the Immigration is nearly entirely derived
from foreigners, of whom seven eighths are Ger
mans. Excellent agriculturists, hardy and pa
tiont tillors Of the soil, sober, temperate, induslri
Gus, peaceful, and obedienL to law; this population
III many respects cannot DO surpassed but they
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Ticknor & Fields will soon publish "The Court.
ship of Miles Standish," and other poems, a new
volume by ii. W. Longlcllow, and the Poelical
Works Of james G. Perciyal.
Miss Proctor. Barry Cornwalps daughter, il
about to publish a volume Of peema.
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BATTLE CREEK, Michigan,
lima If 1879

FRIEND BoDMAN Yours Of juno 18th is just
received. | am sorry you have SO hastily decided
no. to open any communication | might address to
you in reply to your favor, consequently | shall
ask the insertion of my reply in tho Auti Slavery
Bugle published at Salem Ohio.
will state that my real name is Willis. lave
never assumed any othor;I am an illitorate, humble
person, never pretending to be anything more
But when ! road tho account Of your salo of those
inocent girls into Slavery aud no Soapt to a con-
jition that ought to bring shane upon any ono
who could Cor u moment tolerate a crime SO he
NOUS my 'celings wcro such that | at once grasp.
cd nay pen to ca tel any solemn protect, AMI VAIN
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p. S.. Your future letters shall be returned I'M
opened and as a warning let me give you to un-
derstand to mind your own business in future and
by SO doing you will get along a great deal better
and at the same time save yOar spare change for
you have use for all you have got without squan-
dering it.