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For IL e1t or S lie.
nHIS is OF hanispmest Improvements in Edgeheld
it's within twenty minutes walk Of the Capitol and
is elevation overlooking the entire vhlJg3; healthy
and dry 1t is surrounded by pretty scenery
be found in this ty. Every necessary
render il comfaTtaD'e family residence and country
home have been added.
The terms very liberal.
oil ROYn q 60.
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CANDIDATES.


PUTNAM COUNTY.
We are Authorised 70 announces &. ". SADlsE, Jf',
candidate CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of Putnam county
at the ensuing March election. 1an1-te
JACKSON COUNTY.
We Authorised announce HITE MYERS candidate
sheriff VI Jacksoa County % he ensuing March cleo
Ton nov 24-ss.
PERRY COUNTY
We are authorised announce MosEs BARS candidate
for erk Of the County Court Of Perry county, the March
election. sept Sid,
CbeaGham County,
We are authorEed 70 announce ". STUART as & can
ddae Tor sheriff VI Cheatham county, the ensuing March
election. dec4-le.
CS1nty OEficers--EIecsIOn marcI, 1855
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$4,000.
4 proposition to the Inventors OF TENDERS Of any
Seeing Machine an the United States or Europe
$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover Blker stitch less complicated, easier
and managed than the N. Singer other Shuttle
Machine IN invented in the United states
Europe.
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G.raInsr. IN, Juna q, u

PROP q J. WOOD-DezrSIrsl have used two bottles
~ P.soy Woodis Hair restorative, and can truly say
/. he rests discovery the for restoring and chang
~ ~ Hsr BEFORE using Il was man OF seventy. Ny
80 - 80 attained IL original JOlOr. You
| n - tbe world without the least fear, my was
one Of the worst kihal r,.s,
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FoUvp.-A small Brcas,piu--a Lady's which the
owner can get by calling at This office and decrb-
ing the same.
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TWO val liable EARNS FOR SAFE

rHNHAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has rs-
sided for the last eight nine years, a for sale les
Of Big Harpeth river, the county 8r wiz
hanson, fourls6n miles from Nashville, the ire -
rank Ou the Echand and CsntraYll5 Tn -upik8 nine allies
from Frunkn, The e0anty seat Of williamson, ana within
two miles OF me North Western Railroad nov beiaR c0n
sirucod The tract contains about tour hundred and shs
acres drst srmIng land; the county 5a.Ws-l
Davidson and Williamson runs rhruuE h the NOFhWes.
ser OF he tract. j. formally we'll known tzrn b,
tbs iats wilkins Whitsdld.
this farm tsO comfortable residences win an ls-
eesay Out houses barn. cribs, stables carriage house.
with excellent young orchard OF mOaL choice lL food
spring water ana an abundance Of never falling asr
running rom oiuerent sources through the Gdi1u
ing this farm another tract Of about uudred acres OF
eKeei ent land with good residence for sale The
bob tracts equal % any for crops, either rrfn grass
and both auHed, tthey viii be sold separately ~ .e o. rs
may su 5uyers1 70 is thought b. good judges cuid DO
made one OF the best stock iarms IN the SLz
As hose wanting 70 buy would OF course Whish
the premises before purchasing further desCEL lsa
deemed Unnecessary, but ali invsd call and r
aaInselves. laug 25-s0dwul John q. Hill.
WISH 20 sell the farm which reside, fl W'lautaH
county adjoining that advertised above b Br e..
H, containing By recent surYsJ, hundred aUi ull
nine and hall acres OF first rate farming lad, h
Portable dwelling. with ali necessary houses Suitable Cor
a small farm, with good ne farm IS well sacgEsI
ah coed fences, including about hundred yards ug
stone will sell this pacs separately, or together
win Mr. HIlis-as beth united would certainly make a
irnbte farm and purchasers invited 70 call 90 ErH
and examine he premises. LAVlNiA CEAlGEEAu.
For ferthsF particulars apply 10 Mr.. H. n Snyder
Blors0f Snyder & Fnzzou, Nashville L.. O.
aug5-eo6zwu
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NETHITCONB, & LEIGD, Founders and Maehin
" lists, respectfully give nOtide that their extensive
Foundry Machine shop, and FORCES. now completed
and in successful operations and taat they prepared
execute all orders for heavy ami light castings including
AR-WhEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
In this department, thorough knowledge and long eXper
ience enable Ne to challenge competition.
Also, cas- F-IRON HOUSE. Fronts Of the most improv-
ed patterns: plain. futed and OTusmsra Columns; Water
Pipes Of all Rsjors Gas Orks, and her estab
shmenis where required steam Engines, Saw Mills Flour
Mills, &c, made promptly 70 Order and OF the best material
Particular attention given 70 repairing machinery low
pdces and on liberal terns
OurSHlTH-WORKS will be OF the most extension char
aceT: saw Mil Work, Sdrmps Dogs FitmaR Irons, saw
Cranks, Bolts, and ali kinds Of Millions, made the
shItes notice.
ne"t business object will be pay particular atten
lion g. all orders for repairing old machinery All
We 70 lire trial, and confident Of being patron
iZsd.
B-|e have on hand at present large assortment Of
Fire'b@F' ior S'eam-hngins' ,r,s,rrco,,p F. rn,co
nashville, Dec Al
Premium Pictures.
The first premium awarded to the subscribers At
the late Exhibition Of the Mechanics Institute, bes
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBROTYPEs,
MBLAINOTYPES AND
sPHEREOTYPBS.
ANY wanting any above style Of Pictures
respectfully invited call Gallery, where warrant
give you perfect satisfaction, and prices low any
other Gallery, in the State, HUGHES d BRO.
26 Union Street,
VIA Nashville Tennessee.
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Valuable Farm Tor Sale.

n WOOD & CO., ProprietoFs 3l2 Broadway, New
w., in ne greatF. Y. Wire Railing Esa1lishmeuI,) aHd
~ wSrret ST. sc. Louis No. And sold by all good Drug.
100 nov 3-ddL E3mus
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Louisville Weekly Courier
FOR 1855.
INCREASED ATTRACTION
PRIZE STORIES AND FARMS.

PRIZE STORIES anu LAnnS'
The rrsstabIfslsd aud popular paper viii appear on the
T- February, in beautiful Dress OF Ms" hrF, maze
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com .e.cul She puol cai-oh OF
4ugEE SPLENDID PRIZE STORIES
She praarie tors have offered the liberal premiums
of SIS md So, and Cor winch the Desl talent u uo
.rmpauHg. The WKEELY CoUEIEE Is oonseoeu 70
utL.. Irgus rank as a News NOulHnSEStAA Anu
Ak 90. RAJ paper, aud Its literary attractions loi
$50 w unsurpassed. i is pubhshed a. ihe following
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90
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g. 20 W
COPY DAILY Courier one year when sent by
- .-'-r-.- ssssN = ~
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IN ~ ..-.'a 81 a0os premiums given 70 those sending
90 an t' sr.'ers, the pTopnet0rs make The ioA0"-
To he three Ps7 us the three largest lists OF
euoscrp-'. ~ --. .al ISL wr will give
THREE sPLEED D Farms. ofl2O so and 40 Acres
respectively ia ..raaEr competitors Will receive LAST
WAERsNle a'a a. ..e farms here they ChOusg, or
II tae Euata" The Prize slor5es u in coYn nance
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Courier Steam Printing House 81 and 81 Tri,s strs.t
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Jacks For Sale.

HAVE IURBE SUPERIOR JACks FOR SALE, winch
L ! will pose of at reasonable pr ces.
DECEPTION AND PEDIGREES.
ECLIPSE will be six years old next June, nearly
sixteen hands high, great LENGTH good action and fac
appearance He took tse Premium az the IeBnessee State
Far. IL o.
BIG BLUE will be I've years old next June, is full
fourteen and half hands high, ar decidedly the finest
formed Jack the state, opinion. These two Jacks
were sirso Lord Of the Isle, and BY knight
Erant imported Their dam wasby James Ridleys "Oid
Wonder"
BLACK DIAMOND will be three years old next
spring b. RGias and EsOu's Black Mammoth, out
II a SUI erIuE pOr,ed JenusI, from Barcelona Spsn.
Tn, superior animals, and invite those wishing
purchase 10 them al my stable, eight miles south of
Nashville, the NolelsYille Turnpike.
ian y, 'Js-wlm JANIS RAINS
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BRACGjS ARCTIC LlNIMENT,

BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.
This mparsDe Imminent, upon which the great
Of the afflicted all lands rely for rehe from the
pangs matism Neuralgia Govt Erysi yelas, Cancer,
Diseases rapidly superseding all similar pre- paTaons The
prprsJors give the encourGg sufferers the Io
lowing orEndum of a few Of the wonderiS cur eject
ed BY during the past months. Certificates from Ihs
named are IN the possession Of the ProPetss, but
their Ieug precudes publication Of all but few.
AN EXPLOsION.
hereby certify thai having b en- badly bruised and
scalded by the explosion steam Boiler friend induced
Try Braggs Arctic Eminent The smart was instantly
extracted from the scads and in very time the
pain the bruises In Two weeks was we'll,
HENRY HAVEKSEILI, residence Jackson street.
1HE BLIND SEE
WEBsTEE TTV,lowA, Nov 9Th, 1857.
DR.. A. G. BRAGG-DEAR SIt: For more than three
years had afflicted win infamed eyes, in aggra
vailed degree, and tried various P seiens and several
nusIrums, efec was induced BY Dr.. Raum TO Try
Arcue Hbiment AMI n two months was nearly we'll
Nj daughter srtcIedin she came manner for the
tme aud daring portion 81 the time was entirely
blind in one eye applied your valuable Lniment, and
her eyes now perfectly sound linus have with one
wO-bbOte, cured my daughters eyes and my own be-
sides curing tle rn5uHsIism "a ny BACK would not De
without yOuTinysaa0le remedy n my house Yours truly
WrBsrER CRY, Town. Nov. gth 1857.
hereby certify, that Am Well acquainted win William
RUSSELL and with The astonishing he mentions and
know his statement to %, De strictly rue. ,-c..
GOOD FOR ANNALS.
This invaluable Linimsnt equally shicaeiOus
ing lhe diseases Of animals the following cerh
raIe: Messrs q A ArnOt and Lynch, Amsl Co., kee
largest livery Stables In The Wests aud are geuet4
kuown throughout the United Sta-es
ST. Lou s. Dec. 23rd, 1857.
We the Undersigned having used Dr. Brsggs Arctic Lin
Inen for number cheBnuly testify 10 lis super
Tor efficacy in curing The diseases OF horses well
t5e AreLC being the best Lnmsnt made, that
we would We keep ana have KEPT Tor
er OF years. extensive livery stables in ta city, diseases
great aud fatingy say the Arctic Eminent
he only one We nave ever always effective. We
oaly recommend to all livery stable keepers and others
having The Of h
J. & A. ARNOT,
Lynch, ARNOT & co
Chestnut street.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-16

FORGERY By A DoG.-A large dog had been accus-
toned to get bits of money from his master to 60 to
a meat stall to get his lunch of fresh meat. One
day, when change was short, his master gave Grow
Ter piece of white paper which was written an
der for the meat The dog after much urging car
ried it to the meatstall and received his food, and
for several days. when, thinking piece of paper
good as another, he would pick up pieces of
white paper and carry them to the stall without ap
plying to his master. 1t was not long before long
bill in from the meat dealer. who had such
fdence in the dog that he did not think to look at
the paper, and the dog himself was very fat. No
arrest made, and the dog occupies as respecta-
BILE position in society as ever.-Bangor Union.
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A western pettifogger, while conducting suit be-
fore justice of peace seeing that his going
against him, broke forth in the following indignant
strain:
$50 on with yer abuse, yer Internal bull heads
suppose likely you think yon are going to get the
Well. mebby yer will get it; my client can't
get any justice done him afore this court. But sir,
we'er enough for ye. Me and my client can't be in
tmidated nor tyranized over! mark that! and, sir,
just this court decides against us, we'll
file writ of progrander, sir, and"
Here he was interrupted by the opposite counsel,
who wanted tn know what he meant by writ Of
progrander.
"Mean? why a writ of progrander is aa-a-it's
wall, don't just remember the exact words, but
its what ill knock thunder out yer blasted one
horse court"
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
MCGEE WILLIAMS Agents
FOR RALEIGH, n.
GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANY.-Such has been the and economy of
the officers of this Company that free from debit
have made assessments, and have hand large
capital viz: in premium notes $457o59 0a; in cash 3d.
345 s9makng total Of $47054 90, to meet any losses
that therefore have no hesitation saying
to the public that there safer Company in the South
country. The most of the Risks in this Company be-
ing the Western part the State where the danger from
fire is much less
DIRECTORS:
James Sloan, J. Mebane, c. p. Mendenha, D. P Weir,
w. J. Mcconnell John L. Cole, Jed. H. Lindsay James NJ
Garrett, E. w. Ogburn, D. r. Gregg, David Mcknight,
Grecnsborough; Alexander Miller, Newbern E. F. Lilly,
Wadesborough s. G. Coffin, James. own W. A. Wright,
Wilmington; John Shaver Salisbury T. McGee Raleigh;
H. G. Spruill, Plymouh R. E. Troy Lumberton; Thomas
johnson, Yanceyve
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN, President
E. w. OGBURN. Vice President.
C. P. MENDENHALI, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
WIN. H. CUMMINGS, General Agent.
! ~ I: Hsesss. Hsssss.'' Executive Committee.
]. NJ. GARRETT,
All communications on business connected with this Of
fce should be addressed to
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro N. c., July 81. 69-tf
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STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN 1851
The number of steamboat accidents on the rivers
and lakes in 1857, each attended with loss of life
has been 80, in which s22 persons were killed and
sc wounded. In 1856 the number of these acci-
dents was %, and s5s persons were killed and 127
wounded. The number of railroad accidents at
tended with loss of life, in 1857 has been 1875, in
which 1870 persons were killed and $50 wounded.
In 1856 the number of accidents was 143, in which
1876 persons rekilled and 629 wounded. No &C
cident has been recorded which was not attended
with loss of life injury to person; neither does
the table embrace the great number of persons who
have been killed and MANNED by jumping from NOV
ing trains attempting to get cars while they were
in motion, being run over, &c.
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PROS p CTUS.
PETERSONS'
PHILADELPHIA COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
BANK NOTE LIST.

fEIEhSUNS'
PHILADELPHIA COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
BANK NoTE ts9 LIST.
It's published monthly in large quaro page pages
in each NUMBER the first of each month the first
Der being dated January s 1885, and published SAT-
DREXEL l. co, BANKERS, Will Correct it.
The corrections in the Bank Vote List relates to the
discount on Notes Lists Of New Gounteres etc., will be
made by the well known Banking House of
DREXEL CO., "a South Third Street,
Who will purchase all Bank Bills at the quotations made
therein. This Detector will be found to be
RELIABLE AND TRUE.
and want Of an entirely crre ladeDeuden and Reia6s
Counterfeit Deector and Bunk Note L to be entirely un-
controlled By any one to suit private ends and
nation which the Editors of this Detector have at their
command it will be found to be the most Reliable Detector
NEW COUNTERFEITS AND BROKEN BANKS.
Each number Of the Detector will soptan on the first
list Of all tn the VA Eso"; failures Of Banss sna
since the publication of the prior months Detector and in
each and number Of the Detector will be contained
Closed Fraudulent and Worthless Banks in the Country
These will! be kept enry separate and distinct from the
Each number will contain full and complete Stock List
to prsss Loans Banks Insurance Canals and Railroad
Stocks showing the par value Of each we'll en the the
divide dividends oaDs on each stock I are due and payable
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
The Wholesale Prices Current will also be found to be
full complete and reliable Of the latest operations to
the moment of going to press.
EVERY STOREKEEPER SHOULD HAVE 1T. =
The Publishers intend making this Detector ndspensa-
BILE to every person doing business that no one will be
able to do without it. the we'll known standing and repu
taton Of DaExEL Co, Bankers and Brokers' will be suf:
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of the City Districts sent by mail 70 any part Of the
United States. -
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
4xREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN.
N(SURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com

EREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
psny offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insur
ances for life rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only Members Of the Cbmpany- entitled to such profits
may be realized from an accumulated Premium Fund,
parments of the Company which are kept actively
ployed. 90 '"...
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants lfe
the lives of slaves for year. term Of years. at
moderate rate of premium. - . .-..1 a-..
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Savings Banand the
depcso1s allowed interest at the rate of per per
for any time not exceeding four months per cent
four and not exceeding six months and cent
for any time over six months. -
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address. 80.
?. Greensborough, N. G. September !, 1854. - Sly.
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A BRIEF PROSPECTUS
"GOLDSBORO' TRIBUNE,'' FOR 1858.

"OAOSOOINO> 1nAbUNEs' FOh 1885,
ADOPTION OF THE CASH SYsrEx
TO-DAY "The Goldsboro Tribune" enters its Fourth
year, and We have been compelled to strike Oft several
hundred subscribers who have read paper three long
years and now refuse to pay for II, we
APPEAL TO OUR FRIENDS
Throughout Eastern Carolina but especially the Second
Congressional District exert themselves and assist in
extending circulation. We want 900 subscribers
with advance payments
THE APPROACHING CANVASS
Will be of exciting interest; Governor and members
of both branches of the State Legislature to be elected
this summer, and the opposition already moving We
shall continue to battle for those great principles which
have given the National Democracy past victories and
its present prominence and and endeavor to keep
readers well posted in all political matters both State
and National
NEWS, MARKETS, &c.
We shall endeavOr collect, condense and arrange
the of the day to keep readers posted in
ing events.
Special will be taken to give and reliable
ports of Home and Foreign Markets in ISSUE that
all who consult columns will know where to sell aud
where to buy to advantage
order t0 increase list of paying subscribers Of
fer the following
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS:
We will send copies year Post Office for $40
copies for S2O and 20 copies year for $50
Any sending five subscribers with $40 will be
influential citizens will exert themselves Clubs of from
may be obtained for the "Tribune almost every
Post Office in this Congressional District
No attention will be paid to orders not accompanied by
We shall every legitimate means at command to
the Democracy and the People and appeal to them to
''''"''' '' WM. ROBINSON co.
. Goldsboro, n. G.
January 6, 1853.
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GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY OF THE LAw-At the recent
term of the Circuit Court of Tazewel, fellow was
arraigned for stealing a rawhite He alleged that
he had purchased it from negro The Attorney
for the Commonwealth admitted his statement and
he was acquitted. He was Immediately indicted for
trading with negro. Thereupon the accused intro
duced witness prove that he had stolen the hide,
when he of course discharged and having already
been tried for stealing. he could not be tried for the
same offence, and was thus turned loose unpunished
Abingdon Virginian.
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ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTERPRIZE
AND SOUTHERN TALENT.

ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTERPRIZE
AND SOUTHERN TALENT.
THE TIMES: 4 Southern Literary and Family
Journal, and the only one Published in tho
South! '-ti rl.i '.. IL
vTlHE TINES HAS MORE THAN SIXTY REGULAR
Il contributors embracing many of the best writers in
tae Union Its reading matter is mostly original and pro-
cured at great consisting Of Original Novelties
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The third volume enlarged and greatly imPoyed printed
on fine white paper and with copperaccd type, will
the first week in January 1885, Now is the best
time subscribe commence with the the new year. In
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most intensely interesting
and viii be impossible to supply back Numbers after
fsw weeks.
To the friends of Southern Literature in all the Southern
States we appeal for support The Times i the only Lit.
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family paper, then try the Times one year -
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The STANDARD.

The Washington correspondent of the Philadel-
pha Press says:
1T was wisely said to Mr.. Buchanan, few days
ago, by gentleman whose opinion he asked as to
the best remedy for the Kansas trouble: Change
the programme; substitute Cuba for Kansas and
the Ostend mani esto for the Lecompton Convention.
The President smiled and frightened up at an idea
which went home to of his warmest feelings
and aspirations. All the troubles, disagreements
and misadventures that may occur to him, in an Ad.
mnIstration which begins already to be an eventful
ton of the aim and object of the Oste1d Manifesto
the acquisition of that magnificent possession, Gu.
ba querda.'"