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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
High Point. n. G.

REV. N. MGR. RAY, PRINCIPAL
THIS Institution is in successful operation. It's
permanency is guaranteed by our lease of
the premises for five years. Young Ladies Of
limited means are credited Tor their taition until
they can teach and pay 1t.
We can accommodate Us boarding pupils. The
Boarding Department is under the management
and control of the undersigned. Pupils are charg-
ed from the time of entrance. Board So per month.
English Branches IS to Is per session. Languages
and Ornamentals low. Halt of the expenses re-
quired IN Advance. Fer full information address
REV. W. +. LANGD0N, Proprietor.
October z, 1858. T-S5 G0-40-t1-
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Grand Division Of North Carolina;
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

THE Annual Session will be held at Green's
borough, commencing November Both, 1873,
at o'clock, P. NJ, for the transaction of such
business as may be brought before it. A full at
tendance is desired. A.. NJ. GORMAN, G. S.
RoIairh Oct IL 1888 Std
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WAETED
$3.50 REWARD.

ID ANNAWAY from the subscriber, the follow
III ing negroes, to wit Negro nan WILLIE,
a blacksmith by trade, dark gingercske color,
very large eyes and high broad forehead. He is
about six feet high and weighed when he left about
Us or lS0 pounds. He has been runaway nearly
four years, and is probably in Wake or in the
vicinity Of my plantation in franklin. will give
$500 for his apprehension and delivery, well SCI
cured in any Jail so that I can get him.
coz REWARD for negro woman CHARITY.
PIE aged 30 years, dark color, large eyes
and very large mouth, weighs 140 or $50 pounds,
5 feet 5 inches high.
COX REWARD for negro man EDGAR, aged
P%c about 40 years, dark color, high forehead
and high cheek bones, about 5 feet 2 inches high,
and weighs $50 or leo pounds.
Twill give the above rewards for the apprehen'
sion and safe delivery of either or all Of the above
negroes to me, or for their confinement in any jail
so that I can get them. SETH WARD.
Franklinton, NJ c.
October 9. 1855. TT
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NOTICE

Us hereby given that Land Warrant, No. 1864,
for I20 acres issued in M name under the act
Of Sd Of March, 1855, has BEN lost and that after
the expiration of six weeks rom date. I will APP
| cate thereof. WM. BAILEY.
' October 18th. 1855 7-6wpd
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Literature and News of the Day.
WE. WATSON,
UPHOLSTERED & PAPER HANGER,

FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, n. c.,
(NEXT DOOR TO FARMERS HALLD
"AVING concluded through the persuasion of
Il several persons to remain in this place am
other year, takes pleasure in saying that he is now
in receipt of a large and handsome assortment of
Goods in his line, consisting of Gilt, Velvet,
Satin and Common Papers, and Borders to match.
All of which I win pat up in the neatest manner
both in town anG country.
Also, Curtains, Cornices, Shades, Curtain Bands,
Lounges, Curled Hair, Shuck and Cotton Mattrass-
es always on hand, and made to order.
Feeling grateful for past fayors, 1 solicit . con-
tinuance Of their patronage.
October 4, 1858. 7-3m
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NOTICE.

A PpLICATION will be made at the next Leg
N ~islature to be held for the State of North
Carolina, for an Act to Incorporates PITT C0UN-
TY FEMALE INSTITUTE, Seminary of learn
lEg. situate in said county.
October 18th, 1858. 10-3t
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KERNERsVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,
MALE AND FEEALE.

FORSYTH COUNI1, n. y.
RRv. T. S. WHHTrSGroN, A. NJ, Principal.
MISS D. NJ. W~HITTEGToN,
IN CHARGE OF THE FEMAL DEPARTMENT.
TINE fall session win open in the largo new
4 building the 3rd of November. 1858.
A sufficient number of good assistants viii be
procured as the wants of the School demand. !
The above School is located in a pleasant village
unsurpassed for healthfulness, Ii miles from Salem.
IS from Greensboro, II from High Point Depot I;
from any Of the above places students will find
conveyance to the Seminary.
The government of the School il mild and firm.
The pupils are not permitted to make bills at
Stores, without permission from Parent or Guar
dian.
Terms, per session of Fl weeks, varies from IS
to $3.50 in the English department
Latin and Greek, each
French and Painting in water %colors, cach.....5oe
Music on ."-..ZO-Vu
| COnting 80
Students can enter at any time, and pay from tn
time of entering to the close of the session.
Contingent fee and half the taition in advance
board varies from $500 to $1,000 per month 4
large number of COED boarding aoases are KEEP
sufficient to accommodate all that come.
For particulars address the Principal, at Kerners
vile, Forsyth county, u. G.
October 10th, 1858. S-2m
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

III CELEBRATED HONEY RECEIPT, by
which any person can make as good Honey as that
made by Bees at a small expense; with fifty other
valuable Receipts, such as how to make non-ex-
plosivc Burning Fluid, leo Cream, Ginger Beer,
cure for Rheumatism, Rattle Snake bite, Hydro
phobia, dc, &c. All sent on receipt of 81. Try
them, and if you do not like them, the money will
be refunded. Address w. H. ROCKWELL.
ll..3m Yadkinville, Yadkin Co. NC
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FOR ONLY 81.
Read Read the following /:

ReaC I! Rea0 ! TIC IoltoU
We the undersigned bare used and known sssd
the Receipt advertised / hsbt- d. BroWn, Es4.
for the cure Of Bots or Grubs IN borses, and cen
slider il the best remedy known, for that disease.
Indeed, we have never known it fail giving relief
in the worry first instance, even when horses we're
suffering the severest agony. And the remedy is
quick and efectual. Fer the benefit Of every
body, and especially for the benefit OF that nsbls
anitsal-the Horse-We recommend all 70 procure
this valuable Receipt. We have knoTa Mr.. x.
NJ. Browns remedy to be usedi in very many in
stances, and never without effect. In some eases
II has accomplished astonishing cures
J. L. BENNETT, 7. I. H0LLFMAN.
P. r. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN HoLLEMAN, of Wake Comfy.
JOHN R. WARD, A.P. STROUD,
d. II. DURHAM, of Orange County. n. G.
JOHN C.BURGESS, w. Fl. BURGESS.
Z Randolph County, N. C.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE,
In Yancvviua. Il. G.

In Yancyville, n c.
HAVING determined to move 10 the country,
x I am Offering for sale all ofmy TOWN LOTS.
One COACH SHOP andlct with all of the ad
ditional fixtures; it is as good a situation for
Coach-making as can be found in the country any
where. On the lot is a good we'll, ono which az
Pfords as good water as is usedsia the village.
ALSO:
/ offer for sale ny DWELLING HOUSE and
LOT one acre Of land, on which are sables,
kitchen and snoks house, all in good repair, and
very convenient to the ship.
Also another Dwelling House and lot, just be-
low the Court House, on main street, with all 9TH
err additional houses. All can DO bought on ialr
terms. Apply to J.. NJ. JONES,
YancyTille, N. @.
Yancyyille, Sept. IS, 1858. 5-tf
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$4,000 FRUIT TREES.

5U,OUU FRUIT TREES.
J. & @. LINDLEY of the N. C. Pathological
Gardens, has for sale 10000 Fruit..Trees of the fol-
lowing kinds, viz Apples, Peaches, Pears, Apri.
cots, Plums, Cherries. Nectarines, &C., all native
acclimated fruit of the best kinds for the South,
from the earliest to the latest keeping kinds.
Those wanting trees will please write to J Joshua
Lindley, New Garden, GuiIford co., or to Owen
Lindley, Cane Greek, Chatham co. n. c. Gaia,
logues will be sent to all applicants.
JOSHUA LTNDLEY.
OWEN LINDLEY.
Nov. a. 1855. n-et
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
QUEEN's SECOND MESSAGE.

QUEENS SECOND MESSAGE.
"Who first went to New York this season
bought bis Goods on the best terms, returned
home, is now open and ready for exhibition, EnS
ready to sell them ct the lowest prices p
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HAWKss HISTORY OF n. CAROLINA,

HISTORY OF IN. CAROLINA.
FsHE I'd volume is now published. It embraces
l. the period Of the Proprietary Government,
from 1868 to 1879.
It forms a handsome Svo. volume of sol pages.
The subscription price was half a cent a
page; but the price of this volume ia less, ray
$275 in cloth binding, IS in LibrarY sheep, and
$525 in half calf. It viii be sold only for Cash.
Owing to the difficulty of securing Agents in
many parts Of the State, we will forward it by mail
or o~therwisef free of postage, on receipt of the price;
or both volumes for 81 cloth, 81 so sheep, or SIS,
half calf.
A liberal discount made to Agents, or Others,
who buy to sell again. E. j. HALE SON.
Nov. 8, 1858. 11-3tpd.
Weeklies, Monthies, Q~uarterlies.
WEEKLIES.
Harper's Weekly for Nov. 9th.
Gleason's Line of Battle Ship, Nov, 9th.
Littell's Living Ago.
NONTHLIES.
Russel's Magazine.
Eclectic Magazine.
Blackwood's Magazine.
Harper's Magazine.
Godey's Lady's Book.
QUARTERLIES.
North American RepsSf6r October.
For sale by w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Nov. 9th, 1858. 45-lI-tf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
Aiming to Remember.

VOlsn Of Carroll county remember that
but two weeks ago, the Carroll county
Democrat, endorsed the decision Of the
q. s. Supreme Court, and the declaration
Of President Buchanan, "ThAt Slavery s1.
isted in Kansas by virtue Of the COnstitu.
ton Of The United States. And That
Kansas was as much aslAVs state to day as
Georgia or South Carolina"
Squatter-SOYercignty Democrats, what
think you Of this? Your organ in this
county used to tell you THAT the people Of
Kansas should should be left perfectly
free, to regulate, their own domestic af.
tais;' now it tells you, and It endorses
the idea, that the Constitution of the
United States forces upon them an iDsti-
tuition which they do not want. II The
people we're to be free 10 decide the char.
ae.er Of their own institutions in 1856,
why are they denied this right in 1858?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
What do They Think of it7

Mr.. BeckIey, the Democratic candidate
for Commissioner, and Mr.. Virgins, the
candidate on the same ticket for Infrmary
Director, both of whom, we suspect, have
always been Democrats, must feel keenly
the insult that is offered them by the lead.
era Of their party doing comparatively no,
thing for them, whilst they are eoncentra.
ting all their effort and force upon Mr..
Shaw, who has only been a member Of
their party for eighteen months or two
years. This is a singular way to reward
msr for their fidelity to their party. The
men who have fought TIE battles of the
p'fsss| who hGye stood by it through good
as well as through evil report, are to be
traded of, so that new recruit, one who
has never done anything to advance the
party's Interests may bo promoted. IfMr
BScklsy and Mr.. Virgins are men Of spir.
il, as We take them to be. they will resent
such insults in q manner that will not only
be seen, but fell.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
Popular Sovereignty.

The Washington Union, the mouth
piece of MIR. buchanan. in : late issut
makes use Of the following signifcant
words, concerning the moOted question. o.
allowing the people Of a Territory to form
their own institutions. Itsays:
ave will not, however go over the OBJ.
jections to the exploded doctrine Of squatter
sovereignty, ABoMNrABLE enough before
The Dred Scott decision, but INCENDI.
AIRY NOW! t3sl
Douglas Democrats, what think you ol
this high sounding abandonment Of one Of
your most cherished doctrines9 Is it not
a shameful betrayal on the part of those
you supported and trusted in 1856. Trust
them now, they will betray you again
Your leaders. have sold out to The fire eat.
ers of the South. They tell you so them.
selves. Look at the words of the Wash
iugtOn Union, which We have quoted
above,
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Watch the Tickets.

Republicans, look we'll to your tickets
on Tuesday. The most desperate and
unmanly efforts are being made by the 10.
cOfocOs to defeat portion of our comfy
ticket. To accomplish this, deception and
treachery will doubles be called into ex.
ercise. They may, and in all probability
will, have in circulation a ticket headed
Republican Ticket" with the name Of
Judge Means, iu place of John A. Bing.
ham fol Congress, and the name Of John
H. Shaw, in stead Of Chirles H. Miller
for Recorder. We have heard it intima.
ted that this would in all probability be
the case. The object is apparent, The
heading Of the ticket, will be intended to
mislsad unsuspecting Republicans to vote
for Means ard Shaw under the belief that
they are voting the ,OhOis Republican tick.
ct. Republicans, let not such shabby
trick deceive anybody but the Originators
oft. Watch therefore closely your ticket.
See that it corresponds exactly with the
ticket at the head Of our paper, and all
will be we'll.
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Mysterious Disappearance.

Quite an excitement has prevailed for
several DAYS, 10 Union tp., in this county.
in regard to the sudden and mysterious
disappearance Of the wife Of one Alexau-
der Long, Of that township. 1t appears
that said Long, some time ago determined
that as soon as their only child could be
taken from her he would provide place
for it aud leave bis wife. Accordingly,
about two weeks ago he left the child with
bis brother, and on the same day be and
bis wife disappeared. He was gone for
several days when he returned and stated
that he had been 10 Canada for the pur-
pose Of looking out location and buying
land, with the object in view Of removing
there il be could suit himself. To tie
mean time his wife had neither been seen
nor heard Of since her sudden disappear
snce; and TO this time no traces of her
have been discovered. A warrant was is.
sued for his arrest one week ago, but up
to the time Of going to press be has eva.
ded The officers.
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Plain words to the People.

| But few hours more and the electors
OF this Congressional District will be cal.
upon to say through the ballot box who
shall represent them in the next Congress,
whether John A. Bingham, the present
incumbent, or Thomas Means. OF the
former gentleman, little need be said, as
his official acts are recorded, and are we'll
known to the intelligent, reading portion
Of the voters of the District; and we are
gratilyed to know that they are of such a
character as will bear the scrutiny of his
constituents. Of the latter gentleman, it
will not be amiss to inquire into bis public
standing. He is a new man in political
life, and for aught we know, to the contra.
ry, may be the posessOr of some little abil-
ity. lie is introduced to the electors of
the District, by the organ of his party in
Jefferson county, as follows:
Upon all questions dividing the two
great parties of the country Judge Means
has always voted for tue time honored
principles Of the Democratic party; and
Judging from bis vel! known antecedents,
we have no doubt his votes in Congress
will give that general satisfaction in the
future, which his course as Democrat in
the past has always given"
In what capacity Jugde Means has al
ways. voted "for those time. .honored prin.
cipals" we are not informed whether it
was when Representative in the Ohio
Legislature, upon the Bench, or whether
it was only when he attended his town.
ship, city or State elections. In the first
the record does not show any great achiev.
ment gained by him 10 this particular.-
If therefore, any merit is to be attached to
bis voting, as claimed by his organ, it |
must be alone In the support Of locofocO
nominees, and harty and fell endorsement
Of the principles held, and the measures
carried Outby them. He appears to have
implicit confidence in lis party, aud en-.
dorses its acts without inquiry. In the
presence Of the Convention that put him
in nomination be remarked
"The Democratic party had its origin
IN the origin Of the Government. Its
growth has been the growth ofour country,
and its strength has been our strength. -
It was the apostle Of our creed who ac-
1uired that magnificent domain which
stretches throughout nearly twenty degrees
Of Latitude from the waters of the Red
river of the North, to those of the Gulf oil
Mexico, and from the Mississippi river to
he mountains. 1t was Democratic ad. u
that in resentng the wrong Ii
lone US, ntherSpglinS of American blood (,
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"Cant Swallow that StnfE.n .

The last Democrat announces unds
the above head that Mr.. Bingham had 4
meeting at Augusta q few evenings since,
and, that while speaking aan old gentle
man who has been acting with the oppo.
nentsOf the Democracy all bis lifetime,
jumped up from his seat, and proclaimed
in somewhat energetic voice.
81 vote for no such abolitionist as Bing-
ham,"
and Immediately withdrew from the audi
ence,"
The best answer to this, is, that Judge
Morrison, the Editor of the Democrat, has
been most egregiOusly imposed upon.-
For these reasons; First that Mr.. Biug-
ham had Do meeting at Agusta "a few
evenings since" He has not been iD that
village since nearly the lst of September
And Second, when be was thers, the wri.
ter of this was at the meeting, and can
aver that no such words as the above, ere
uttered at all. On the contrary the
crowded house, the undivided attention
manifested Enthusiastically that Mr.
Bingham had the hearts of the people,
And that every word that be uttered, re-.
ceived the appreciation of every Republic.
an in the house.
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The Skies BrightnIng.

From almost every section of the coun.
ty we have the most cheering political
news The RepubIica Is are thoroughly
aroused, and their watch.fres are burning
brightly. We must however, not let
them grow din until after Tuesday next.
We must still be up and doing. we must
still be active, and we must see that oll
iull vOteis at the polls. Republicans ev.
erywhere attend to this. While our o,po.
nents are assailing our candidates in a
private way, let US by activity. be at
them still. We can do it. We ought
to do it. We must do it. Republicans
lot US in the language Of a celebrated Gen.
ersl, "be. up and at en-"
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Then aud New.

"Tbe platform on which The Ohio De.
mocracy stands. pledges them 10 use all
clear constitutional means 10 mitigate, 10
prevent the Increase, and Raslly 70 sradi-
este the evil Of slavery. CaTrOlltoH Dem.
Comp. June Is, 1854.
What IS the platform upOn which they
nOV staDdf Do we any more hear Of lheIr
1rnitigate" and eradicate" platformf--
What Las became Of their old aereotvped
resolution on the 'inereas1 Of the evil Of
Slavery which formerly appeared in their
platform time and Againl Gone to the
winds! They nOS recognize no ~eoustith.
tiOnAl means" 10 prevent its increase; but
teach the doctrine that "by virtue Of tie
constitution slavery exists everyw6ers with
10 the juriIdietional limits Of the United
States, except where prohibited BY State
Law" They are sPOlOgists Of the frauds
and bribes by which The Administration
attempted to fasten the dark and damning
curse Of slavery upon the free Territory Of
Kansas. They uphold and sustain the
Administration and unite with It 10 Gecla-
ring that Kansas shall be punisbed-by
being kept out Of the Union for an indefi
mite number Of yeArs-fOr refusing to sab.
NIT to be dragged into the UriOO IS
Slave State. Thus, honest Democrats, yOu
see that the principles that we're embodied
in the platform Of your party have besR
cast sside and trampleI under foot
that they have been surrendered to the
dictatiOu o. the slave power
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13

Our PAPER-ln consequence of the
Fair this week, and for the purpose like
wise Of correcting some unfounded misrep.
reservations Of the last Democrat, we issue
our paper in advance of our regular pub
lication Gay. Tc enable us to do this, we
are obliged to put out but half sheet, -
When our readers reflect, that the cam.
paigu which is just about to close, has
been an exciting one, and that We have be,r
"intO it night an d day, up to the arm
pits" they will readily pardon US for Oul
short comeings this week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-13
Be at the Polls.

Are the freeman Of our county, Sl this
late hour ready to do their duty at the
POIki Have they weighed well the re-
sPODsibility that devoIves upon them?-
We take It lha: most Of yOu have, but
have those Of you who take a deep and
sbiding interest 10 the elect on close at
band, dODs anything towards arousing
your lukswarm naghbOu. II not. let Us
invoke you once more, to lose not another
moment in seeing them personally, 10 con.
Versing With them freely, and in stirring
them up to high sense Of their political
duty. II is now too lsie 70 Lslk Of Organi.
Eing; but every man can yet work in some
sphere. and be should fee until the close
Of the polls on the 18th, that the whole
responsibility Of the cobtest rests upon bis
shoulders. In great measure it does.
A single vote msy turn the scale 10 the
county, in the District, aud In the State
and il you neglect to vote yourself, or i
you neglect to secure the vote of your jill.
atOry neighbOr who only needs your aid
and encouragement 10 deposit bis ballot,
your responsibility and duty is undischar-
ged. Republican friends. see to it then,
that no honorable means are within your
reach, that are not made use Of, to gel
out our full vote. We haze the mer, and
the justice OF our cause should iuduse Us
to make grand effort, to secure glorious
aud decisive victory. Let not the sun 90
down on Tuesday on any duty neglected.