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GRICULTURAh WAREHOUSE,
x,s D, and 90 SmItb Sixth Street

Nos. 2l and 33 South Sixth Street
NEAR TIE STATE HOUSE, PHILA.
ME floors Of this spacious building, ,,xsssEs..
erected expressly for the Proprlc- sssstTs.,,F1
$ trade are s'orel with ScelS ana teS$SsS3 *
10 ements of interest to Farmers and ~ ~"
rderncrs. ->.cSH.-
SIXTY YEARS ESTABLISHED.
The subscribers desire to call the attention "i
,ry one interested in Farming and and Garden
:; to their well selected stock of
Ggriculiurnl Implements and Machinery
eat rariefy of Hor'icultural Tools ar
sted GarAen and FiOwer Sesds-Grass md
ED Seeds Of the most reIiab!e qu"Iity.
he Agricultural Implements sold by us are
. ly manufactured at our steam W orkS BITS
Pa.
having fitted up this establishment without re-
/ d TO expense, with the most coRlple'c ma"hl-
/ y. for The manufacture of various kinds OF Ag-
/ iltural Implements are now prepared to
ply all artic'cs in this line fully equal, If not
erior, to anything Of the kind ever before Of
I'd to the public.
LaadrefhS' Warranted Garden Seeds
Re been before the pablo for upwards of sixty
VS.; their widespread popularity, and the con
sly increasing demand from year TO year, /;
tbcst evidence of their superiority over all
uts.
! e Country merchants can be supplied with
SIS ia papers or bulk. on the most liberal terms
/ lnom;,tale near Bristsl Pa. our Garden Seed
glnds contains three hundred and seventy acres
is the largest establishment of its kind IN th'
Wd d. LANDRETil Il SON,
Sos 81 and 90 South Sixth st. Philadelphia.
| apt 2i-3m.
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Hlseal)llifal.
W. Wiley. N. W. holland e.. RIsEnAn
SASH and PLANNING MILL,
PORT DEPOS1T T,
Cecil County, Maryland.

KE7E, the undersigned, have rebuilt our
w Factory and are now in full operation
Our building is fire proof and our machinery
of the late st improved Patterns.
Owing to our advantages in improved
machinery, the situation Of our Factory be-
ing at one Of the largest lumber markets in
tile United States, and our irangemcnts for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
hands, we think we can offer induceme
possessed by no other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the atte and
extend an invitation to all Builders, Car
penters, &C., to give us call, and examine
sur work and prices before purchasing else
where.
We manufacture to order and keep on
hand
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Frames Of all Kinds and Sizes

such as Door, Window, Sidelights, &c.
DOORS, WASHBOARDS.
SASH, ARCHITRAEES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLINDS,
MANTLES, WOOD MOULDINGS
BLINDS. &c, &c, &c,
or the Patterns now in use. Brackets and
all kinds of SCROLL SAVING and TURN
ING TO ORDER.
Our work is of the very be st mate rial, vie
seasoned; as we make no second class work
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING Of all kinds, such as Yellow
Pine Norway, White Pine and Hcmlock.-
WEATHER BOARDING faced j ointed and
rabbited.
We have on hand and for sale large
stock of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
Carpenter rs I ools, Lead Paints, oil. Window
Glass, Of all kinds, purchased from the man
ufacturers, and solL at city prices.
We furnish Sash painted and glazed intb'
best style and at moderate prices.
primet If ordered.
WILEY, NOLAN
Apri S, 1S5G-tf ,actOrV
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
For Men ana Bays Wear,
AT VERY Low PRICES, AT
JOHN V. TERRY'S
Wholesale and Retail Cloth Store,
81 " 2nd. st. Philadelphia.
CONSISTING of English, French, Ger
~ man and American Cloths, Cussmers
and Docskins of the VERY BEST MAKES
Beavers, Pilots. Fclts and Coatings in variety
Satincts, Kentucky Jeans, Corduroy's &c.
Also, Satin. Silk, Velvet, Valcutia, and
Cashmere VcstingS Of all kinds and styles,
also Talors Trimmings, &c. Particular at.
tyuliun aid to the Tailor trade. LIST Cloth
store In Ind ST. below Arch, cast side.
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Interest 5 per cent.

On the first day of January in each year. the interest
at the rate of five per cent upon each deposit paid 10
the dcpositor, added to the principal, may be
preferred.
The Saving Fund Of the United states Com
pany has nearly Million of Dollars invested in Real
Estate, Bonds. Mortgages, State Stocks. and other
sufficient securities in accordance with Its Charter
guarantee to depositors, thus Offering to the public
most safe and convenient Savings Deposit Bank.
BY special agreement, this Company also receives
deposits from Merchants and others in the Country,
cashng their Checks thereon at sight, usual with
Banks, and the average balances allow interest at the
rate of four per cent. per Rnnum.
ANY additional information will be given by address
Ing the Treasurer.
Prcsident-Stephen II. Crawford.
ce-Presient-Ln>yrcnceJ johnson.
secretary and Treasurer-Pliny Fisk.
Teler-JRmes II. Hunter.
DIRECTORS.
stephen r. Crawford, Paul D. Goddard, NJ. D.
Lawrence Johnson, George McIIenry,
Benjamin W. Tingley, James Devereux,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Gustavus English,
William NJ. Goodwin, John Ely.
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THE FIRST BOOK of the Rational System of
English Grammar rs cts.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLIN. -
~ COUNTY-In Equity.-Abram Scott We VI " &c
loe JOS Buffaoe. Wyatt A. Belvn and Agnes H. Buaa
wife and Jno. Wicker, inf -s"es beIvln his
Whereas, it has been made to appear nm, H.,
the plaintiff in the above entitled cause that WaaVto
Buha'oe and Joseph Bufaoe, two of the defendsn H.
cause, are nonresdents of the State of said
This therefore is to notify the said William Ina
and JOS Bualoe, wherever they may be- to b ni Duaoe
az me Hext Term OF our Court Of Equity for The cnp
on the LIST Monday after the 4th Monday in Sen,emha
then and there to plead, or deinur IN ,h @ next
IN said cause to secure the title to certain ra, ed
wise the said bill will be taken pro coess and H., "'he'
set down for hearing &c pdrte AS to Them " 'ause
Given under my hand, at office. this 2sd day of AD,.,
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD c&up
Pr Adv. ST. S4-w6sw,a"
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w
- COUNTY-In Equty.-John DeWint HooL an n
Skinner VIM b: Hook and Robert W. Stamner r~nu'
chants trading under the style of Hook Skinner w.
against Thomas r. Fentress Thomas Jenkins w. 70
Haywood, l.. w. Peck, Sarah Stronach Wn, n Roe, u
10. G. NJ. Buffaloe Jno Wicker A W. Belyn md Aa"a,
j. Belvin his wife, The Bank of the State of Norh "
lima, Quentin Busbee, Trustee and Sion H. Rogers Tao
Whereas it has been made to appear upon the aaid;
of the comrlainans attorney that William II R"@aI.s
and JOS IT, NJ BualOe two of the defendants in ,Lo ah
entitled cause, nOn-resdens of the State of ynrh ivy
Oina This therefore is to notify the said Jos q n Rf
faloe and VIM. II. Bufaoe, Wherever they NAV he toh
and appear at the next term of the Court Of Equity for the
county of Wake, to be held the Court House in Rah
the LIST Monday after the 4h Monday in September newt
then and there to plead, demur to the bin i
against them in said cause to secure the paympnt If
debt, the said bill will be taken pro coess as TO tbpm
and set down for hearing pae Given under nv hand
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, GAME.
(Pr. Adv IS 33-w&swtd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29

SCIENTIFIC PARApoxEs-The water which browns
Us. fluent stream, can be walked upon as ice
The bullet which. when fired from the musket car
ries death. viii be harmless il ground dust before
being fred. The crystaized part of the oil of roses
SO grateful in its agrancea solid at Ordinary TEN
peratures though readily volatile-is compound
substance. containing exactly the same elements,
and in exactly the same proportions as the gas with
which We light our streets The tea which we daily
drink, with benefit and pleasure, produces palpits-
tons, nervous tremblings and even paralysis, If
taken in excess yet the peculiar organic sgent call.
ed theme to which te. owes it's qualities, may 30
taken By itself (as thene not "a tea) without any
apprecisble effect. The water which viii alay our
burning thiFst. aogments it when CONCEALED into
SHOWS 90 that Capt Ross declares Che natives of the
Arctic regions prefer enduring the utmost extremi.
ty Of thirst rather than attempt to remove it by eat
sing SNOW" Yet If the snow be melted It becomes
printable wafer. Nevertheless although, if melted
before entering the mouth It has the opposite effect
o render this paradox more striking, shave only
tSa @ember that ice, which melts more slowly In
tS1aeh'oeods Naoasins W. "'"'"s '1'"''
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROIIN.
- C0UNTY-In Equsy-Benton Wi1iams Nv! Al E
nwalpe May Y"nuG - the Heirs Of Elizabeth Mssy
me HEIRS OF wins Williams "rIn and
tappearing that the heirs of Elizabeth Martin ,na,
e Willis Williams are Of the Sste III
carolina th j. e the heirs the said SS,
the Court Of Equity to be held for tie conw e ne
the Court House in Raleigh the LIST Mondo Wake at
ain nonday in September next then and there al ae the
to them. y ~ y = ~ 'a''hs &c pqrtf M
D., 1858. ri" ~ '''n August A
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD n
s<1 v4-f7t Pr. Adv. s. aoGAE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29

HsyH ACKES UF vALUABLE LAND Fur
Depot the N. e. Railroad, miles from Normal College,
Is miles from Salem, and l3 miles from Greensbol ough.
The situation healthy in moral and intelligent neigh
borhood 200 in fine state of cultivation and the
balance line wood land Deep River running through about
the middle of the farm and two creeks running the
river the affords about lis 1870 acres Of the
best bottom land perhaps in the State all in state Of fine
the best kind of meadow land in very fine condition.
good two story brick dwelling good Kitchens and smoke
house. large barn. stables cribs and all necessary ont
Choppers An extraordinary spring and
venient to the house, and eight good springs
different parts Of the farm Fine ochards bott Peach and
Apple The subscriber being DESTROYS to to Texas
this FALL will sell reasonable terms in regard to both
price and time. =. -
]. K. PINNIX. I
September IL, 1858. 2s-w2m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29

A WHOLE Town REFoRMED.-The town of Troy
Mo-, had been long noted for its abou,ding wicked.
ness and drunkenness. gambling. fighting, and Sab
bath breaking, had held undisputed sway, until
the first Sunday in last May. when protracted
meeting was commenced in a Presbyterian church,
which resulted in the hopeful conversion Of nearly
70 persons, including some of the most hardened
characters in the place.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29
STATE OF NORTH-CARo11n.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA
~ COUNTY, In Equity.-Joe Sanderford And ", ( 6
Elijah Sanderford aud others ana othenvs
Whereas, it has been made to appear unor .e,
Gray Sanderford. Kemp Sanderord JaI" n ana,dav that
Sally his wife Jimmy sanderrd Elijah Sander 19rd and
Massey and Martha Massey, defendants in the Elijah
This therefore, is to notify the said detends,
they may BE- TO be and appear the next wherever
9 Equity for the .e COUNTY Of he Of %
after the 4th Monday in September n.v On the LIST Monday
plead answer or demur to the bill filed aoa ana there
said cause otherwise said bill will be taken them
and the cause set down for hearing paye as to o
office. VI ""uer my hand at
~ ED, GRAHAM HAYWOOD, ctyr
Pr. Adv. ST. "a M f.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29

STATE OF NORTH.CAROL1NA.-
- COUTY--In Equty.-Thomas R. Debnam, Guardian
of Barhena A. Smith James Hodges and Israel Stew.
art. Daniel Scarborough admir-. Of Mary L. Avea
James Hodges and Israel Stewart.
Whereas, 1t has been made to appear upon the adavs
Of the respective plaintiffs in the above entitled causes
that Israel Stewart of the defendants in both of The
aforesaid causes is nonresident of the State of North
Carolina:
This is to notify the said Israel Stewart, wherever he
may be, to be and appear at the next term of the Cou
Equity for the county of Wake to be held at the Court
House in Raleigh the LIST Monday after the 4h MONDAY
in September next then and there to plead or de-
to the respective bills Of said compliments filed
purposes, the same will be taken pro eonfsso him.
and the set down for hearing par Given under
my hand, at Office, this 18th August. 1853
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. M. f.
Pr. Adv. So. 3S-w&swtd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS, BRICKLAY.
ERS, STONE MASONS, SKATERS, &c.

DLANS, WORKING DRAWINGS in detail, anu full
IL specifications for COURT HOUSE TO be erected ,,;s
Yanceyvle. Caswell county, N. c. can be seen at william
Percvas Architectural Office Raleigh, n c. from the
2lst tothe 25h September next and from the 9th to Inc
30th, al the old Court House in Yanceyviile. 80,
Between the above dates Sealed Proposals will be ece
whole work. and each description of work separately IN
the first Of October the day following, the contract
will be closed. Stone and materials for Brick conVeheh
to site. All further particulars promptly replied 10 ~
Architect. who will, early application, supply o's
quantities. ,o,,
c. H. RICHMOND
N NJ LEWIS
SAML. p HILL
N NJ Roam.
Yanceyville, Aug a. 1858. wv
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JOURNAL OF A DEFEATED CANDIDATE.


THURsDAY--Receved the nomination for an office
in the City Council. Surprised and indignant. Re-
monstrated with the committee. Was told l must
place myselfin the hands of my friends Eventual
ly did so.
FRIDAY-1mmense poster a brick pile oppo-
site my house my name in two foot letters Great
anguish part of my wife and family, who bcliev-
ed that every officer Of the city government must,
according law be indicted and tried at the end Of
his term. Friends meeting me in the street say there
is a rumor about town that am up for office, a
which ought to be contradicted Other friends
offer ironcal congratulations, and leave in doubt
whether the office is unfit for me, for the Office.
Old gentleman says he won't believe it, for he knew
my father, and he was a very respectable man.
SATURDAY-Man the stoop of my house, with
big whip and terrier. Broadshouldered, soveniy
person with sangunary eye Came to advise me
ton times extort,ng money from candidates. Offers
his service to tend the polls. Customary he says,
to pay in advance. l refer him to my committee.
lie whistles to his dog. Engage him at S. cash
down. We part with mutual expressions OF esteem.
Going in find six men smoking in my parlor-del-
cgates from target excursion. Customary, they
say for candidates to give prizes these occasions
Refer them to my committee. Captain very polite
tells me he will give time to think about it. and
will come on Sunday with the whole guard. to let
me what fine looking set of fellows they are.
Result $40, for the prize
EvENING-Excited persons call TOR subscription
for banner. Man comes with wooden leg-wants
a new one. Three bannermen Clergyman
for subscription to deserving charity. Seventeen
men to attend polls. More crippes. Delegation
want their fire engine painted. Man without arms,
to post bills. A woman with subscription for coffin
Children all crying mp stairs. My wife in Mysteries
General terror and confusion.
MIDNIGHr-Torchlght procession kettledrums {;
serenade; make speech rotten egg hits me in the
eye general fight spankers brickbats clubs, ban
ners, torches and fists.
WEDNEsDAY-Wake up defeated. Tell all my
friends don't tor myself, but feel sorry for
the city. My wife goes home to her mother;
the children sent where they cannot be under
my influence. No home-no friends-no wife-no
money
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W
- COUNTY-In Equity;.Danisi G. Fowe vs. T. B..

James, VIM F. Green and John OsgOOd
Whereas, it has made to appear upon the affidavit
of the plaintiff that 4. B. James, of the defendants
the above entitled cause is absent from his usual place Of
abode, so that process cannot be served upon him.
This therefore is to nety the said T. B. James, whe
he may be, personally to be and appear at our next
Court of Equity be held at the Court House the City
of Raleigh, the lst Monday after the 4h Monday in
September next then and there to plead, de-
to the bill of complaint of Daniel G. Fowe filed
against him and others to subject equitable the
payment of debts and for other purposes the said bill
will be taken pro coutesso and down for hearing par
to him. Given under my hand. at office this 18th ALL
gust, A. D., 1875.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, CO NE
Pr. Adv. IS. 33-w&swtd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29

The ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS AGAINST CELlBACY.
An extraordinary memorial has been addressed by
507 Austrian priests 80 the author of the Concordat
document the lower Catholic clergy put forth their
grievances in language the like of which has been
heard since the days of the Reformation. Among the
demands is one for the abolition of celibacy, the
ground that the impossibilty of entering into the
marriage state renders the priest the victim of
picions, of sneering and contempt, and produces
laxty amongst the clergy, thus rendering them con-
trbutors to the moral dissolution which is invading
even the popular classes In conclusion the petit
TONERS demand that such reforms should be intro
duced as to make the lower clergy no longer appear
in the odous light of oppressors of the poorer
classes and that the priests by the abolition of the
law of celibacy, should be restored to the common
ties of family and humanity. II this is not done,
they assert, call influence will entirely disap-
pear; the Catholic religion will be despised, hierar
chy be totally overthrown and the State become the
football Of cesseless attacks and complications.
They express, too, the significant hope that they
may not be driven to expect their safety from the
revolutionary party.-N. ?. Post.
SENsE.-A rough common sense pervades the fol.
lowing, in which there is certainly more truth than
poetry:
"Great men never SWELL 1t is only three cent
individuals who are salaried at the of two hun
dred dollars year and dine on potatoes and dried
behring's who put on airs and fashy wais:coats,
swell puff blow, and endeavor to give themselves a
consequential appearance. No discriminating per.
son can ever mistake the spurious for the genuine
article The difference between the ia as great
as that between bottle of vinegar and bottle OF
pure juice Of the grape"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-29

A GALLANT FRENCH Music TEACHER CowHIDED-.
A French music teacher, who for some months past
has been giving music lessons to two young ladies,
daughters of gentleman residing in the Fifteenth
Ward, was severely cowhided by party of young
gents on Thursday evening, for making love to one
Of the young ladies and attempting to away with
her, he being upward of fifty years of age
and the possessor Of wife and several children. 1t
appears that he had fallen violently in love with the
elder of the ladies who, to amuse herself allowed
him to express his sentiments; but the younger
wrote note to him to which she signed her sisters
name and stated that she reciprocated his attach
ment, and if he would provide carriage and have
it at the of Green and Blocker streets, at
eight o'clock in the evening" she would elope with
him.
The Frenchman, highly pleased with the arrange
ment, appeared at the appointed time and place,
but was there met by some gentlemen whom the
younger sister had made acquainted with the cir
cumstances, dragged out of the carriage and sound
ly castigated with cowhides until he begged loudly
for mercy. He was then delivered to a policeman
who took him to the Station House, where he told
the Captain that he single man and intended
to marry the girl, and appeared against him
he was discharged. The father of the girls called
after and gave the facts of the case The gal.
liant Frenchman was Superintendent of the SUNDAY
School children who present at the laying of the
cornerstone of st. Patricks Cathedral short time
since-Ne,o York paper. -
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ED, GRAHAM HAYWOOD, Ckur
Pr. Adv. ISL a y, -.
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The following resolution was unanimously adop-
ted at the democratic congressional district of Yer
mont: .-
Resozoed, That we heartily approve of the sound
and judicious course pursued by the admnstra ton
with regard to the Kansas policy as we'll as all other
measures adopted and carried out by them"
the Ere. $500
"Oh. yes always contrive to get wind Of you,"
was the reply. ~.
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M AlAA FRUIT TREES FOR S InIIIT
SUsUOV Those wishing to purchase fn em

Yanceyville. Aug. 81, 1858.
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