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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

Cheaper IMAM Ever.
REA DlSIRESs and Heevy ar the East; Railroad
u Stock, BanE StoeE, goods OseeI TIE Market
and sofa prices the Importer Erd Manufacture
fuss from :he EaseFT cities ard have
purchased goods Sose uiDOus prices OeeT
nd zine public generally, goods made up
order, IN Goats, Pants ard Vests the
fashionable an6 ready made eO.nIDg thar ey
beer offered 10 this market. You EH get
clothes the yOV heretofore paid
Come ahd buy [Oeedi =. ". ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

80 "
SgS.yrE.-Mr. Hale resumed his remarks from
Monday. discussing fully the two positions held
by the Supreme Court in the celebrated bred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

Rail road A6ei&ent.-Y Yesterday morning
freight train on the Central Ohio Rails oad VI
Of the track near Norwich, and .t5ied thint
~ v. considerably" Wedid not learn the exter
of the damage. .ia9E nE4sE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

u
THE eo-PaEtnsrsiP hsTstsiOTs sNists betWsep the
dSTsigIed, CuihiE tlslh, has Ghis dsS as-
sVFVed HSiuztaal Ile paftL-FsLiP bussf5 HH
be left Tie handle Sf D Cusi eioss ~, ph0 duiy
authorized ~ Tie u tLsf tan ~.
Msss stlgs, S SsT IL 1854. T. sUslsiAS;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

NE nave last this movnnR large assortmest
w OF Wooien Goods, which particularly Invite the
atsDtlon of our and the eomEnunity Stsarge
Ladies' Zehhy WoTSted Euba scarfs-netE style, just
brought out; Opera Hoods lined ana trimmed Ladies' Che
n SeSFfs. Ladies' Misses Wooden Hoods Gents
forts styles, sizes and prices Another lot OF
those Zephy ralmas. tuovsil PAYNE I co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

TUsF RRcEIVEDAndf for sale cheaper than cheapest
81 Fine Ebony aud Rosewood Work BnNes,
ftaa 20 $50 = Writing Desks,
ss.-p French and American Gabas,
Chess Asr-0heeker Boards-DOminoes,
Velvet Bound Bibles and Prayer Bopksi s-y
Ioft Neutrality-suspicious. Cases, II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s-BTnshes,
Soaps. PeFfamery, 4c- ldeelsl PAYNE Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

}. a. dsstS y d 5oRNsToS. lIs M.,l.s s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
NATIONAL HOTEL.
q BETHANY. VA.
q. .. JoNEs. Proprietor.

h Il. JON rs proprietor.
Ills house has been recently Tted, greatly sntaTgsd,
anu oHsIsto The travelling community tNesltItas
eOIluOdaiiOns ne stabltg tie character.
Iae Hotel has recently iuo ilC ha1s ll+
ent proprietor, UhO Hl ats aGerd pubic
''s sss s ~ sS ,a ssaIssa lnesa'NAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

but VIC never expected 20 experiences Januar,
as pleasant as September. The weather, yester
day was as mild as n,anySSeptember days as W,
have known, and was enough 10 induce one t,
believe thai the seasons have been inverted,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-11
SECOND VOLUME
OF TIE
BEAUFORT JOURNAL.
A COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER,

COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Published in Beanto,t, A. e.
TTHE IS BEAUFORT JOURNAL COM.
u mcnced its Second Fnume, the 18th of April,
1857. The Journal being the only paper published
Beaufort Ia,bor and the only one devoted to its interest
I" give their support TO his paper The Editor makes
hollow promises that his paper shall! be the best in the
country for the that there will be exf. display of
talent in its Editorial Columns is frequently the in
himself to publish goud paper-"n, worthy of liberal
supper" from the people of the State /! is the design Of
the Editor to make the Journal first class Cnamercak
Paer give reports of the Markets, Foreign and Dones
tic. the Latest News, &c.
The Journal will continue, heretofore independent
all subjects j. will take sides with political party but
will advocate such measures thought best calculated
to promote the interests of the country and IF State
AS to the different localities in this vicinity. is
object show partiaty, but advocate the claims of
lima Cities to stand on their notwithstanding that
more good can be accomplished in this than in discus
sing the claims advantages of localities and appeal
to the czens those Interested and to the friends of these
Places to give us their support
The complexion of the Atlantic NorthCarona Rail-
road hand and is important that the only
paper published this Harbor should be widely ated
in order that its Commercial advantages may become better
known Persons at distance, who feel interest in this
place. will find the journal be very interesting, we
Shall be careful give all local Of any importance.
One Copy one year. $500
Five Copies 8. $50
The getter up of the club will be entitled to copy
gratis.
Advertisements inserted the usual rates. liberal
deduction made for yearly advertisements.
All communications must be addressed to
JOHN NICHOLS, Ed. & Pro.
Beaufort, N. c.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
PROSPECTUS.
VOL u Z FOU RT ZEN
BEGINS SEPT. II, 1858.
M Z III A N les, INVEN T o II s :,
Manufacturers and Farmers.

M Z III ANICS, INVEN TORS,
Manufacturers and Farmers.
TlHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its
II FOURTEENTH YEAR. and will enter npnn New Volume
the h of September 1t is the nniy weekly pubca
tiOn of the kind issued this lufry, and has
very extensive crcuatiup in al the States of the Un.
1t is not might suppose from its title, dry, alb
deals with the great events going in The scientific
chanical and industrial Ids please and instruct
every If the Mechanic Artizan WISHES I" know The
best machine use, how to make substance cmpir-
ell i'll his business if the Housewife wishes get recipe
for making good color, &c If The Inventor wishes
knew what is going the way of mprovenantsift the
Manufacturer wishes to keep posted with The times and to
employ the best facilities in his business if the Man Of
Leisure and Study wishes to keep himself familiar with the
progress made in The chemical laboratory, Or in the c
structinn of teegraphs, steamships Railroads. reaes
mowers, and Thousand other machines and appanccS
both Of peace and waral these de:ieyua be found i'll
the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN mt ckxere They are here
presented i'll reliable and interesting form, adapted t" the
comprehension of minds unearned in the CHER branches
of science and art.
TERMS-One Copy, One Year, s.; One Copy, SIX
Months, 81; Five Copies, Six Months, 81; Ten Copies
Six Months, S.; Ten Copies, Twelve MmthS, So; t'
teen Copies Twelve Months $22 Twenty Copies Twelve
Months, So, in advance.
Specimen copies sent gratuitousy for inspection South
scriptons.
icy Letters should be directed to
MUM & CO., l2S Fulton-Street, N. T.
procuring patents for inventions, aud will advise M
vento, without charge in regard to the novelty OF cf
Improvements.
August 2u, 1888 81
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NEW FEATURES-FIFTH YEAR
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
SUPERB ENGRAVINGS!
REA TJ'CIFJTI ART InrRN

SUPERB ENGRAVINGS!
BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNAL!
VALUABLE PREMIUMS &C. &C..
VEHlIS popular Art Association, in lis fifth year Of
Il unparalleled Success having purchased and
"n steel, Herrings great painting THE VILLAGE BLACK
sErH will now copies Ito subscribers ony) heavy
plate paper, 80 IS inches on the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Every rcrscn RENTING THREE DOLLARS will receive
copy of the sabcrb Steel Engraving after Herrngs cee-
brated Painting
The Village Blacksmith.
Also copy of the beautiful
Cosmopolitan Art Journal,
An elegantly illustrated qarto Magazine Also free
tickets of admission The Eastern ior Dussedorf) and
Western Galleries Of the Association.
There will also be given 10 the subscribers several hun
dred valuable works of Art, comprising fine Oil Paintings
Brnzes Sculptures &c, DC, from celebrated American
and foreign Artists.
Subscriptions will be received up to Jan. l, $50 On
the evening Of that date the premiums will be awarded
subscribers.
For full particulars, December ART JOURNAL price
80 cents. Specimen copies sent 10 those desiring to sub
scribe, HE receipt of in postage amps
Address c. L. DERBY, AcTuARY G. 4. A.,
rs Broadway, N. Y,
Or THOS. GARTEE,
Raleigh, n. c.
November O. 1853. g,,--tf
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NOSES ETTE RS.
A NEW BOOK,

NEW BOOk.
THE EDITORS OF THE LIVE GIRAFFE
i have in contemplation the publshg of book, the
title of which will be LIFE Is; WRITINGS
Our MosE wh oh book will only Contain all the
letters which have appeared i'll the Grafe the sigma
ture of MosE but many Others rch rare and spicy,
that have never been read.
The Editors deem it useless to say anything relative to
the character Of the proposed New Book need they
that it will be the most amusing work that has been issued
in half century, for it need only be known that MosE
wrote it, to satisfy all on these points While it will be
amusing work illustrated with proper des gins and cuts to
show persons and things in their true light, will be
flee from Tatqary and will have for it's chief object the
correction of the many absdes prevalent in the pre-
day.
It will be book of over loo pages printed good
teria and bound in paper cover We propose to put it to
press as soon sufficient number of is received
to justify the expenses of publishing - 80
~ Price Fifty cents for single copes-Five copies to
address, for 81 No money required until the work
published but those who wish copy of this work
should send in their orders once that the publishers
may determine whether they upon its publca
ton Let the orders at once, wish to put the
book to press early in July.
IL All our friends are requested TO act as Agents
Address, WHITAKER & BUNTING, 80 .
Editors Lice G. ra6s'
Nav 90 1885, H.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
LIVERY POLITICIAN IN NORTH-CAROIINA, VIII
IL desires t" post himself fully the Land Distribution
qscstion. should procure ..-
Cluskcy's Political Text Book or Encyclopedia
Whilst il treats the Kansas, and nearly every political
question: it cnbracrs the following important documents
relative to the Public Ian.ls
Mr.. Clay's Report in favnr Of Distribution;
Report of Mr.. Grundy against it;
Address of Mr Faulkner the subject;
Votes distribution in Congress;
Grants o Public Lands to States for R. r. purposes with
votes thereon;
Curli.le's Land D 'r;bution Bill
Vnw of Public Nlen on Delosiie and Distribution;
Table of Statistics relative to public Lands.
Fer copies, address
HENRY ID. TURNER
n. e. Book Store.
Raleigh Sept. 4, 1855 70
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NEW BOOKS.

Elliott's Debates-In Five Volumes.
TI1HE DEBATES IN THE SEVERAL STATE CON
vent,.ns the ado ,hn oi the Federal Coz sti'uiion.
recommended by the General Convention Il; P!liiadel-
lhia, IN l7s7: IjY JONATHAN ELLIOTT.
DOLCE FAR NlENTE-A Poem: By .!ohn r. TAFT.
APPLETGN'S RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVlGA-
TON GUIDE for November.
GENTLE ANNIE MELOD!ST.
BLONDE AND BRUNETT. or the Gothamite Already.
ISABELLA ORSINI-A Historical Novel of the Fiji
teenth Century: BY F. d. Guerr;zi.
MY LADY JUD10W-A Novel: By Mrs Gaskl.
DAVENPORT DUNN-A Man Of Our Dav BY Charlie
Lever.
DICK MARKHAM. Smiles and Tears: By J. F.
Smith, Esq.
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
Rrlegh. N. c, Nov. II, 1853. VI
~ Age copy.
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May 90, 1858.
81. A n Rs.

THE FOLLOWING BLANBS ARE FOR SALE AT
the STANDARD office, at the r ices annexed viz:
Blank Warrants Is cents per qn,e; Superior and County
Court witness and jury tickets Subpoenas Writs
Appearance Bonds Forthcoming Bonds Barsardy Bonds.
Apprentices Bonds Sher Deeds Marriage Licenses, d.
&c, each 81 per qnire. --7.s ~eA
When any of the above ordered by IL cents ad
ditiona on each qure must be sent prepa stage 81
Any blank will be printed to order when net less than
six quires ordered. 500 F7'fS
May15. - Hrn'E.Tsri3= ~ --.- va. - 80 So
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nRu6s AND MEDICINES.
10th MONTH, 1858. S
WARD & HUGHES. =

WARD & HUGHES.
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, varnishes.
Brushes, Wndow-(lass, Etc.
INWARD HUGHES TENDER THEIR KlNDES1
w Acknowledgements to those who have 50 hhefaiI;
p fs1daed sI As nut pisrENs CHEMlsT and they
hope BY close attention and energy i'll business to mei,
their ntnued confidence and support They beg leave IL,
received and are now opening Of The largest Stocks, Sc
eccd with the greatest care BY one of the Firm an ,e
WiNDOW.GLASS BRUSHES. VARNISIIES, Etc, ETC..
ever offered in this market. .
We invite the attention OF Physicians Planters, MANI
fcturers and the public generally t" examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident Ut our ao,
ty to supply them reasonable terms as any similar
establishment in the State. All we ask is an examination
Vi '' S'''"' WARD & HUGHES,
r.t.... Successors to DR.. E. Burke Haywood
Ra,o;ob Oct u I,3s s3-,f.
ENGLIsH AND FRENCH MUSTARD
' WARD & HUGHES
Oct H. 1858. ss-tf
II Ows ENG. HAIR BRUSHES
IL Lows Eng Tooth BruA es
f'' ''' WARD & HUGHES:
Oct H. 1855 S3-tf
MARINA COLOGNE
IL Gross Of the ge"niae
~ WARD & HUGHES
Oct a. 1855 S3-tf.
ITO PLANTERS
Il A large supply of BLUE STONE,
~ WARD & HUGHES
Oct II 1855 S3-tf
ELATlNE-
u Cuoper's, Coxes and Mennets French Geatine,
just to hand at
WARD HUGHES.
Oct. 13, 1883. Sa-H
ERESH COD-LIVER OIL, OF THE FOLLOW
II ing celebrated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHINES 4
Daam, Baker l. Co.,
At the Drug Store of
WARD l. HUGHES.
1883. SS-tf.
ii VIA KS. THE BEST CIGAR THE MARKET AZ
~ fords will ALWAYS be found
AT the Drug Store of -
OF. 49, 1853. SIT
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PALMER Il SMITH,

PALMER Il SMITH,
HAVING FORMED A COMPREHENSIVE IN THE
general brick-nakng and building business respect.
fully that they prepared to furnish bricks in
any quantity, and execute contracts in their line at the
shortest notice and at prices which fail give sat
isfactiou.
Always OH hand supply Of our circular drain bricks to
which we invite public attenton------
CHAS. w. PALMER
,,'os -. 50 ~h'latt. ~ ELDRIDGE SMITH,
Raleigh, May H. nj ,i-fssyaf. X 9417 So
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CHALMERS, COLONIAL OPINIONS.

OPINIONS of Eminent Lawyers various points of
~ English JnriS prudence. chiefly concerning The Colo
ones, Fisheries ard Commerce of Great Britain COLLECTED
OTHER Repositories: By George Chalmers Esq, F. R. s. S.
A.-one Vol large Octavn PIP. SIS.
For sale by
II. d. TURNER
n. e. Book Store.
Raleigh, Sept. !, 1858 10
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
From the Leg n In,elligencer of 10Th Sept, 1851
BENTON'S ABRIDGEMENT
...5..t .-z-t.-s - OF fHR
DEBATES OF CONGRESS.


DEBATES OF CONGRESS.
Vol. 9th now ready.
D. APPLETON L 10, Nsw YoRk-
YI1HESE VOLUMES con .n The satisa tory poiti-
cal History Of the United States, and the best Biogra-
phies of our Orators and great Statesmen.
the Debates of Cnngress have been accrng TOR 40 years
fill fso large volumes and ru'uI'unus
for either TO read or :" search through
man in the right place; Impressed without imparng
their integrity and sntica Index gives Instant access
The Argumens b"t, sides If all .le great questions
are fy stated fresh tbev fell from the men OF renown
wi lived in those days The great principles that under
liz our Constitution The study Of which eevacs the pliti-
clan the satesman the theory of the Constitution;
the powers Of the Pre- .dent of Congress IF the Supreme
Foreign Nations; with the Territories; with the Indians
The various Party i'af,,ms; Free Trade; P,1ec lou;
T"linos: Na,i"' Improvement and Defence and all the
other important subjects which successfully debated in
AL tic e.s. le,'c- by Of this tera
Bile laid 1889 to the present time made audible 10 the
present Iae reader Is placed IN n,s w,,a
flum Washington to Webster und receive sparks from
their patriotism knowledge frrm their craftsmanship and
wisdom frnnI their inspiration.
The Biographies If great Statesmen substantially
firm National History The best biography of man
is the record Of what said and did great occasions
wien his powers the stretch Such Biographies
given in these volumes 1.-THE of the bulk and expense
of labored personal histories by partial friends
We commend a work to the Bar which chronicles many
of the brilliant efforts Of her sonswbch records the evil
dcnce that is caabe of seifgovenment, and VII Oh
sheds light the study of all impending political ques-
lions, while government lasts
Each Volume contains about four years of Debates, and
sells for So: that puts within the reach ut all who
aspire share the government, State or Federal
who wish understand the history and working Of our
National institutions
November ~. 1S5s 9s-tt
NEW BOOKS.
n LIGHT FG.. ...>.., vlt THE STORY OF
"A Thomas Ward BY the author Of Memorials of Capt.
Hedy Wears.
JOAN OF ARC, the Maid of Orleans-From Michi-
let's History Of France.
BESSIE MELVILLE, or Prayer Book Instructions car
rjed out info f-A Sequel to the little Epscopaian.
uEIHITS FOR CHILDHOOD.
INQUIRIES AND SUGGESTlONS-1n regard 70 the
r. s,f fai,h in the Word of God: ~ Albert
....-.
SERMON ON THE MOUNT BY Maj. d. H. II II, Pro
e. Davidson College NOrtf-Carolina-
HISTORY OF METHODISN-VuI. From its orr, gin
10 its hu, dredth anniversary: BY Stevens
THE SiIEEPFOIO AND THE COMMON the Evan
geical Rambler.
SURGEONS GEMs-Being brilliant passages from
the D,Scuurses Of the Rev G. II. Spurgenr.
SERMONS TO THE CIICRCHES: BY Francis Way
lard. Fer sse by
W. L. POMERoY.
Raleigh, N. C. Nov. IL, 1858. 9l-
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III AW KISS
HISTORY OF NoRTH-CAROLINA,

HISTORY OF NOKTH.CAR OLINA.
TIHHE cd VOLUME is published 1t embraces the
Il period Of the Proprietary Government. from 1868 to
11z9
1t fnrpls handsome 8vo volume of a9l pages The sub
scrption price half page b the price Of this
volume is less sy (. Is in cloth binding 81 in Library
sheep, and 50 - IN half calf IT
CASH
Owing to the difficulty of securing Agents in parts
of the State, will forward by mail Otherwise
Of iostoge receipt of the price; both volumes for 81
CLOTH 81 81 sheep or &, half calf
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sell again.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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PRosFncrUs
" Notth- Carolina sfapaafe.".


OF THE -
Notth- Dina Sfapoafo."
NEW VOLUMES for 1855, -
MYTH THE FIRST NUMBER or THE sE4ND.ARD
NEW VOLUME als
of both our Weekly and issues running tie
rotves for tile future 0iM the current gear anuury
to JGnuary
OUR PRINCIPLES.
1t is .or us to set forth the principles we
shall advocate They well known to the people the
State, and are embodied in the
PLATFORMS OF THE NATIONAL AND STATE
CONVENTIONS
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Regarding ORGANIZATION second ony to Princnles and
as necessary to scce' shall not hesitate to denounce the
heresies of who en.avors dsorganze the Par
cples of the Denocratic faith as laid d"wu in the Plat
forms above alluded to.
THE CAMPAIGN OF 1858.
During the coming the Democratic Party of North
Carolina must fight FL"
ANOTHER GREAT POLITICAL BATTLE!
to be crowned if true to its principles and organization
ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY!
We shall be in the midst Of the fight, and shall keep
readers we'll posted to its progress striking such blows
ourselves as we may think VIII aid achieving triumph
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and little effort will procure them.
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Bookseller, Publisher and Stationer,
No. ], FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
"a, s-rE.t. Raleigh N. c.. .,s.,,..
MAS FOR SALE STANDARD WORKS IN ALL Tug
II various departments of
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SCHOOL BOOKS, Of an.ihc kinds used in the Schools
Of our State. e@1s
BLANK BOOKS, sOf. M sizes from the smallest to the
largest Ledger Journals Books Tax Bucks Records
&c, &C.,
Letter. Cap Folie AedHp,, Bill Note Bath Legal. Can.
Envelop, Tissue, Tac;pg Wall Paper and Bschng: to-,
gether with large and general assortment Of Stationey
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A.. NV BOOKS from all the leading publishing houses in
NtG Unned States received Ms published i-
nM orders pauctna!lv attended to. -
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