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LARGE FIELD OF PlSEAPPLEs.-In Liberia, a
few miles northward from Monrovia, towards
Cape Mount, is tract of land about mile
from the beach, of more than ten miles in extent,
entirely covered with pineappes. The fruit buds
out in April and May, and ripens in August and
September 1t is of delicious flavor. The
apples are taken to Monrovia in considerable
quantities, where they are sold as low as two for
a cent. Pinearples grow wild in the woods, and
thousands Of thclp are seen in half an hours
walk. Mr.. Bowen, missionary, was in Liberia,
and in his book Central Africa, 1851" says the
pineapple Aourishes very well in the woods OF
Liberia, and is superior to any We can procure
in this country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

When kean first played Sir Giles 0Yerrcach,
(June 1876 hs made as great an impression on
us fellow-actors as on his audience insomuch,
that they agreed to present him with silver
cup. When Munden was applied to, he replied
in his peculiar manner, "l've no objection to
your cupping Mr.. Keen, but I'll be hanged if
you shall bleed me-"
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gin Criminal storg,
Written for the Advertiser.
THE WEEE'S PUNISHMENT E
BY JENNY W00DBINE.

WOMIAM'g gTBAIAs4lll
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

There is q cockncy youth who every time he
wishes to get a glimpse OF his sweetheart, calls
out Eire!" directly under the window. In the
alarm of the moment she plunges her head out
OF the window, and inquiries. Where?' The
lover then poctically slaps himself on the bosom,
anu cxcaims, Ere uy Hangollina !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
VOL. xxI1I...Ne 80.
SENATOR HAMMOND.

The following is The official report of Senator
uammonds in reply to Senator Tomls OF Geor'
ria, who, while the report and resolutions of the
Committee OH Foreign Affairs were under dis
cussion, said that he wanted the British cruisers
captured
wish to say. Mr.. President that differ with
the honorable Senator from Georgia. ], think
there is much substance in these resolutions;
think the resolutions for the committee on For.
cigh Relations have taken high, strong clear,
and true ground !; aud that if it is maintained
earnestly and faithfully by this Government and
by the country, they will accomplish all our pur'
poses. 1t is not small thing to resolve that we
are determined that England shall abandon the
right of search. think it will probably bring
war. I hardly believe that England will aban.
don the right of search without war
am not for making declaration of war by
indrccton. II it il the intention Of the Senate,
if it is the will of this country, whether we are
prepared or not to 60 into war, let rs make
formal declaration Of war. 1t is momentous
matter. Let it be done with all proper form. If
we intend to abandon the ancient usases, II We
omit the I" Fscialcs' Of the romans, and send no
messengers for explanation; let us at least cast
the bloody spear in due and solemn form. am
not willing to be swept by the very first wave OF
public excitement into so great q war rs this;
still less am I willing to be smugsled into it BY
an amendment to an amendment If We intend
war let us declare war. do not say that am
opposed to it. We have Just and ample cause
of war.
We have received the most fragrant insults
and repeat that if this country is prepared to g2
into it and will make solemn declaration ct
war, shall not stand back, nor will the people
whom represent. But war with England
will be the most momentous event of the last
three centuries, if not in any century since the
world began. l am not blind to the disasters
and caani,ies the earlier periods oft will prob:
ably inaict On US ;yet believe thatif England
provokes us to it, she will be rushing on her fate
1t is perhaps inevitable, sooner or later, and
Whenever she sets her time for it, that must he
our time. But, si., let us adhere to these reso.
Iuiions let us give her chance to postpone an
event which, whenever it comes, will change the
whole face Of human affairs.
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A coqncttc is rose bush, from which every
young beau plucks leaf, and the thorns are
left for the u.band.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

MDEMoSlsM prSIsuED.-North Carolina is n
bad State to indulge in more than one vile. II
Cumberland Supreme Court last week. II. e.
'BarltIt, convicted Of bigamy, was sentenced to
bc branded on the left check with the letter B,
to receive thiry.rine lashcs on his bare back to
be- imprisoned thirty days ami then to receive
thirly-nne lashes more, and 10 be let loose. He
had married four wives.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

Mr.. Sinslestc!l nlystitia'l a tea-pariy by re-
marking, that women are facts. When pressed
to explain his meaning, he said Facts are stub
born .hiiigs'
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WARyISG TO BoYs-The poorcreaturc, Crock
cit, who is to he hung shnltly for his mriicipa.
ton in the murder Of old Mr. Landrum near Vt.
lanta, for the sam of.EHy.fre cents, was brought
to his unfortunate end bf habits of iienrss and
dissipaton.-Julgc Bull, in passing sentence
npon him, coujursi the young men present to
take warning They cannot be too often warned.
EHcncss is crime! In the parable Of the ten
talents iIis doctrine is clearly developed. II
docs not appear that the servant who buried his
talent WAS in The habit of committing c,imcs.
and yc: he is called wicked" Why? Because
he was v-idle.-.iiieAS IjG!chman.
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4 GRAVE AFFAIR.-A rich manufacturer
i:alned Oppclt died about fifteen years since at
Rsichenherg, in Austria. an'l n vault was built
by his widow and children in the cemetery for
the reception Of the body. The widow died
about month ago, and was taken to the same
tomb; but when it was opened tor that purpose
the coffin of her husband was found open and
empty, and the skeleton Of the deceased discov.
cred in corner of the vault in sitting posture.
4 commission was appointed by the authorities
to examine into the affair, when they gave their
opinion that NJ. Oppet was only in a trance
when buried, a..d that on coming to life he had
forced open the coffin.
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WELL did DR.. Mott say, "Tle finished gam
bier has no heart; lie would play at his broth
er's funcrIl-lc would gamble upon lis mothers
coffin" Horace Walpole mentions an anccdotc
Of man, having, in his time, dropped down at
tue door Of Whites Clubhouse, into which lie
was carried The members Of the club imlHe-
diatcly made bets whether lie WAS dead or rot,
and u.rcn its being proposed to bleed BIN, the
waer:crs iur his death intrrpo.cti, alleging that
il would give unf;.i.acsS 10 the let.
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Tur c,ruo11c CurRcn Axp SLAYERy AGrrA

Tur CATHOLIC CHURCH. AND SLAVERY AGITA'
Tlox.-Thc Archbishop and Bishops of the
Catholic Church, recently assembled in prorin'
cial Council at Baltimore issued before the ad.
journment of the Council, . pastoral letter to
the Catholic clergy and laity of the United
States. We take from that letter the following
extract in reference to the agitation of the sub.
ject OF slavery:
Although history plainly testiies that the
church has always beiricudcd the poor and Ia.
boring classes, and efiectually procured the miti.
CATION of the evils attached to servtude until
through her mild influence it passed away from
the nations of Europe, yet she has never dis.
turbed established order or endangered the peace
of society by following theories Of philanthropy.
"Faithful 10 the teachings and example of
the apostles, she has always taught servants to
obey their masters, not serving to the eye merely,
but as 10 Christ, and in His name she commands
masters to treat their servants with humanity
and Justice, reminding them that they also have
a Master in heaven. We have not therefore,
tound it necessary to modify our teaching with
y view Of adapting it to local circumstances.
Among US there has been no agitation on this
subject. Our clergy have wisely -abstained from
all interference with the judgment of the faith.
full, which should be free on all questions Of
polity and social order, within the limits Of the
doctrine and law of Christ. We exhort you,
venerable brethren, to pursue this course, so be.
coming "the ministers of Christ and the dispen.
sers OF the mysteries OF Cod Let the dead
bury their dead. Leave to worldngs the cares
and arxetes of political partizanship, the strug.
giles for asccnduncy, and the notifications of
disappointed ambition. Do not, in. any way,
identify the interests of Our holy faith with the
fortunes Of any party; but preaching peace
and good will 10 all mankind. study only to win
to truth the deu,led children CT error, and to
meri, the confidence Of your hocks, so that, be.
coming all 70 all, You may gain all to Christ
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-16
PRESIDENTS SECOND REPLY.
ALEXANDER CREECH

PRESIDENTS SECOND REPLY.
"ALENANDER CREECH.
Cheap Place, No. 81, Fayetteville Street."
HAS NOW RECEIVED his large and complete stock
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods for Fall and Winter
Understanding almost every variety of styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods from the lowest price TO the finest qualities
Also large assortment of Goods suitable for Mems and
Boys Hats, Caps Boots and Shocs-with very
good assortment of Mems Ready Made Clothing.
Come along customers with your money and get the
Goods
Occupying the enviable position that l do before the
American people, if to puff and blow, it would look
like stepping aside from the dignity of the PreS
Dental CHAIR but truth ustifes in saying that CUSTOM
good Goods and cheap Goods and
Goods for little money from Alexander Crecch House.
as from any other Establishment in the City of Raleigh.
A stands for Articles, fancy and rare
r stands for Buyers, with money to spare: and
D stands for the Dea'er, who is after your Gold.
G stand for Gentry who never should fail
To examine the Goods which offer for sale
] stands for JesS of which many true,
But don't think am testing when talking to you.
o stands for open Wallets and trade. and
@ stands for Quarters which am ready to take; and
r stands for Ruttles for the Babies to shake.
ALEXANDER CREECH.
Raleigh, n. c.. Sept. %, 1858. 7s-6t.
t4y@ Age, Giraffe and Advocate copy six times.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-aPALMER,s JEWELRY sToRE..

n9PALMER,S JEW EGLRY STOREst
IT HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH,
u and ready for the Fair with very fine and rich
assortment of every thing kept in Jewery Stores:
Gold and Silver Watches-Gentemen and Ladies;
Gold Watch Chains-Fob, Vest and Guard;
Gold Neck Chains;
Gold Full Sets-Pcarl, Garnett. Cameo;
Pearl and Jett Painting and Lava, Beautiful;
Breast Pins and Ear Rings. above;
Lockets and Pencils. Gold;
fine assortment Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Charms &c;
very large IF Gold Silver and Steel Specta
ces-to suit all eyes,
Gold and Silver Thimbles;
Silver WareSpoons, Forks, Cups, Salt Stands, Napkin
Rings and Butter Knives;
Fish, Ice Cream and Cake Knives;
large and full assortment of Plated Goods very fine and
rich;
Castors Cake Baskets, Urns, Forks Spoons Cups and
Goblets;
Tea Setts Table Knives, Walters, Candle Sticks and But
ter Stands;
Cups and Saucers, &C..
Fine Table Cutlery Pocket Knives, Razors and Scissors !;
Hair and Tooth Brushes and Combs.
have not time to tell you all have Call and my
fine beautiful, and good Fancy Goods
JOHN c. PALMER,
Raleigh. N. c.
October 10, 1853. 52-3t.
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Water Wheels! Water Wheels!
f APE NOW N ANIrE (,,CIrKIN(. u

Water Wheels! Water Wheels!
WYE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING VAN
w DEWATERS Improved Jonval Turbine Water
Wheel for Mills and Factories Of every description; and
all those wishing to improve their water power will find it
to their interest 20 address by letter. stating the number
of feet head and fall their usual aou of the kind
OF machinery to be drven; then give the price of
the wheel, or what will furnish wheel and principal
gears for warranted 10 do certain of work Time
giren to test tie mh.a aud if it does up
figure the wheel and be delivered the
mill of the purchaser.
References given and required.
HEATH 4 STEVENSON.
Laurel Factory, Prince George county, Nd
Robert BAIRD Agent, Richmond, Va.
April %, .S5S. SLY.
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II ISS.NE-QUiCk,
II THE FAVORITE PERFUME.
Distilled from Fragrant
-TULIPS-
kiss-me-quck, the Perfume,
Mss me-quck the Sachei,
kissme-quck Soap.
ImprOmptu on the New Perfume.
"NiSS-Me-Q Quick. an inviting namc!-
Delicious the scent no doubt
Which all the beauX will now proclaim
No belle should be without.
TITS we'll to caution ladies all
Beware if c'er you it;
The Privilege that its name can grant
Could any refuse it?
just received and for sale BY
WARD HUGHES,
Druggists.
Raleigh July ~. 1858. "i-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S Z KITTRELIiS CELEBRATED
MINER al SPRINGS FOR SALE.

&: MI Err Al SP Il MS FOR . "A Il e. 81
SHAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE SOUTH
ILL next Fall, offer for sale my valuable farm IN the
comfy of Granville situated Immediately on the haega
and CASTOR Railroad containing 900 acres OF and-a6out
of which is in original growth lot part under cuiiva-
tion being well adapted to the ooacGo, corr a.
large and commodious dwelling with all necessary farm
buildings together wi Circular Saw and Grist Mill,
also Store House at Krels Depot which considered
fine place for business. 80
NV MINERAL SPRINGS, located within mile of the
Railroad considered very valuable The water having
found by to possess medicinal qualities OF the
first order and cured of the most obstinate
of Scroua and effected many remarkable cures IN o'her
diseases after the patient had been ncurabe
the best of which be substantlated
by evidence of many respectable ren. These Springs
have been largely paronzed for several by invadS
many of whom have been permanently cured and all speak
favoably of the beneficial effects of the water have also
been under the necessity of refusing admittance to hun
dreds of visitors wishing the water whom was un
prepared to accommodate.
Per- wishing to embark in this business will md IT
opportunity rarely met with. The location the advan
tages of the Farm and Mills together with the
merits OF the water all combine to render this OF the
most desirable situations in the county.
For further particulars those wishing to purchase can
call and examine for themselves get any information by
addressing me at Hlttreps, GranpiUe County, n. 9.
GEO. KITTRELL.
Kittrell's. N. c., April l, 1858. S0-tt.
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Building! Building! Building
1ulHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
IL fully inform the public that they now dressing
Lumber and manufacturing Sashes. Blinds Frames Doors
and Spokes at their MILLS ON WEST HILL Salisbury
NC.
Pailngs Bausers, Brackets aud all kinds ornamental
woodwork Finished in the best stye> furnished short
notice Their Sashes and Blinds of heart pine and poplar
not surpassed by any in the State Orders from dis
lance punclay attended to. All work done their Mills
is warranted to give satisfaction
They also prepared take Contracts erecting and
fitting up all kinds of Buildings for which plans will be
furnished, if desired. Terms reasonable
MURDOCH, DARBY co.
Salisbury, June 5, 1853 Atm.
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MISCELLANEOUS

1855. : 2 a - .--'"."..-
RALEIGH AND GAsTUN RA1LR".',
. Change of Schedule,
AMP aNr Al Af palEaRasv THE 7ru
Mail Train leave Raleigh at 9, a. M. "a" 's follows;
Arrive at Weldon l.sO, D. nj.
&" Leave Weldon at 30 a, m
'.- Arrive at Raleigh L. D. m
Accommodation Train leave Raleah at ion
Arrive at Weldon / ID d Ill.,
Leave Weldon at g n p M
Arrive at Raleigh p a Il" u,
Connecting with the Trains of the NORTH a5o IL M
at Raleigh ~ - Tee "''"ha RAILROAD
JAMES NJ POOL
April ], 1858. 'he' Agent
2I--tf
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THOS. C A l. L A N,
Successor to Isaac PrOc0r,)
MERCHANT TAILOR AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. c.,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC, that he
II, has just returned from the Northern Cities with
varied of Ready Made Clothing and also Cen
temens furnishing Goods, all carefully selected by him
SELF and purchashed for Cash which will enable him to
sell Oh unusually favorable terms.
Having been for number of years. Foreman in the best
establishment in Baltimore and subsequently with Mr..
Proctor of this City, he fattcrs himself that he will be
able to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their orders
A trial is respectfully solicited.
Cutting and Repairing done with dispatch.
The latest styles of fashions always on hand
October . 1855 SOY.
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VIM. WATSON,

VIM. w ATSON,
UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER Fl NIGER
FAYErrEv1LLE STREET, RALEIGH N. c.,
(Nert Don, to Farmers HaU,)
EHAVING CONCLUDED through the persuasion OF
several persons remain in this place another year,
takes pleasure saving tina, be is in receipt OF large
and handsome of Goods in his ne consisting
of Gill; Velvet Satin and Common Papers and Borders to
match. All of which will put in the neafest manner
both in town and country.
Also, CURTAINS Cnrnces Shades, Curtain Bands Lounges
Cucd HAIR Shuck and Cotton Muras always on land
and made 10 order.
Feeling grateful for past fvors, solicit continuance of
their patronage.
October 4, 1858. so--3m
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THNURNIP SEED
IL Early Dutch White Flat
Red or Purple Top, Strap 1s.ro,
Large Globe, p -e"'ea.
Norfolk,
Dales Hybrid,
Gslden Ball,
Ruta Baga,
The above varieties for sale
At the N. c. Bookstore,
Raleigh, August 90, 1s4s L. H. TURNER.
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UNALI. AND WINTER SUPPLY OF BOOTS
IL AND SHOES.-TIIE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW
receiving large supply of Boots and Shoes of all
varieties. which he invites the attention of his
and The public. Mems and boys Boots and Shoes,
ladies and Misses and Chiidrens Shoes of all styles,
Bryans and Shoes for servants &c. Call and examine,
l am determined to give good bargains
HENRY PORTER.
RALEIGH Oct Is. 9S-tf
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= NASH'S TRIAL PIANOS!
SALES INCREASING.
Responsibility in Every Particular.
M HAVE for twenty odd years been engaged in the
=" PIANO FORTE BUSINESS, and our sales have
been steadily increasing up to the present time
WHY Is THIS?
This surely evidence of the superiority of Pianos
We have sold thousands these Pianos to the most prom
nent and reliable in Virginia. the Caronas and in the
South generally and from them have the
and ntrnscly the best proofs of their merit and them
always glad REFER for in no instance have our
instruments failed to satisfy the demands of the most ex
acting taste.
To persons having doubts to where the best Pianos
are to be purchased. we simply say
"TAKE OURS UPON TRIAL"
Then why purchase from travelling agents. concerning
whose responsibility You know nothing whose Pianos have
not undergone this test in the South and when liberal
inducements too offered in Peter burg, Virginia. by
E. p. NASH, Sycamore street.
August e. 1855 70
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
ME SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell Honsas and In.
suitable for small family, situated in the Eastern
ward on the corner of Martin and East Streets which
pays readily 10 per cent Those wishing to make
good and safe investment in Real Estate now have M on
Raleigh, Oct. 6, 1858. - 0s siots
- "a Register copy. =, K,s>sts fs,ssoh a'
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DRY GOODS. &C.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

QUEENS SECOND MESSAGE.
"Who first went to New York this season. bought his
Goods the best returned home is open and
ready exhibition, and ready sell them at the lowest
prces:'
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NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. AND
NEW PRICES.

II ANDECKER KLINE beg leave to inform the people
IL of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that they
have just opened Store in this City, the Of
Fayetteville and Hargett Streets known "Sms Coz
ner. where they will always be ready to attend to and
wait upon customers Their Stock of Goods is entirely
and of the latest styles selected with great and
purchased for cash. and therefore they able to
sell cheaper than those who buy long credit Conse
quently they will sell for CASH, AND FOR CASH ONLY.
Their Stock consists of French, German, English and
American Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods among which will
be found rich assortment of Silks Plaid and Plain Mer.
noes, Paramattas Bombazines, Apaccas Lynes Balde-
Skaters Fulard Silks, Robes, alwool DeLaines. MonSn
Del aneS together with varied assortment of Merrmac
and other Prints.
Also Needeworks French and Scotch embroidered COL
lars and Sleeves, Workbands Handkerchief Skirts, &C.
Also Hoseries. Gloves. &c.
Shaws aud CloakS Caters and Shoes full assortment
and everything necessary for Ladies'
Gentlemen will find at Store complete assortment
of Ready Made Clothing of the latest and best styles Also
fine assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
We also keep constantly hand large and varied
sediment of d and Silver Watches Gold Chains Lockets
Bracelets, ana every thing in the of Jewelry.
All the foregoing and other articles here
toned, will be sold at small advance upon wholesale
prices Persons wishing to purchase Goods any thing
in our line will please call and examine Stock;
feel confident please them both in the quality of the
Goods and in prices
LANDECKER 4 KLINE.
Raleigh, Sept. Z, 1858. 72-6m.