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The Angel in Disg uise-or
HOW TO CHOOSE A HUSBAND.
a Romantic and gel True iSiory.

A Romantic and get True Siory.
a beautiful young heiress had become
50 dsgusel with flattering set of soft
pated poma.um haired mous,ache Tipped
strongly perfumed suitors for her hand
that she shut herself from the fashionable
world, TUNED all of her property into
money, deposited it in the banks, donned
a cheap wardrobe, put on mask, and
went, pedestrain-like, through the city in
which she had hitherto moved with so
much display and magnifcence. She
asked aims 81 those who Of late had knelt
at her feet and sued for her hand. They
knew her not, and casting look of scorn
upon her ve'led face aud coarse wardrobe
oade her beSone. She entered the coun.
try-here she met with derison and scorn.
/ A few kind hearted people, it is true be
slowed aid but these were Of poorer
class, who had hard work to procure their
own daily bread but they could not turn
'e'iow.creature hungry from their door
and therefore gave small pittance from
their scanty store
One Summer day a large company
met on - beach. They were mostly
from the city. The disguised heress.
from some cause CT other, had wandered
there. She asked aims of some termed
upper ten They spoke tauntingly bu,
gave nothing. What they said had been
heard by qnitc a number Of their com.
ranv. Most Of them laughed or looked
as If they though, it served her right
The bcggar woman turned about and was
walking sadly away, when y good look
ing gentleman stepped forward, and catch
ing hold of her arm, thus spoke:
stay, my good womsn-tel me what
you want
She replied in low trembling tone, u
want q sixpence-only sixpence.'
You saali have ten times that sum-
HIRE he added. drawing from his pocket
Az eagle, and !lacing it in the gIoved
hand OF the woman, lake this, and if it
Is not enough, ! will give you another
The hei:ess returned the eagle, e,exc!aim.
ing, i want "ixpence-only u sixpence.'
Seeing that she could not be made To
take the coin, the gentleman drew forth
a sISpence, and gave il to lke strange
being beside hun, who, after thanking the
generous donor, walked SLOWLY away
After being laughed at for 80 doing by
his comrades, he set out in pursuit of the
begg"r.wonan, saying, Gerhaps she is
an hciress--or All angel i'll disguise-I
mean TO ascertain
Not that lie thought that. lie wished
to show his indifference tQ wha. his com.
rades said, besides satisfying hi.lse!. about
the strange female whom he had aided.
lie soon overlook her, and addressed her
thus; Pardon me, madam, for pursuing
YOU. would know more about vou.'
As the speaker ceased, the mask drop
ped from the face Of the female, and the
beautiful heiress WAS portrayed before the
sStonished gentleman.
That they were aficSward married, the
reader has already imagined, for the heir
ess used tins means Of procuring \ worthy
husband, and the generous gentleman had
long been looking for 'an angel in dis.
gulSe.'
The happy husband is often heard to
say that he got an 'heiress Tor a sixpence.
-PortEdnd (4Eel EraRScrip..
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SunAng Reaniug,
I've no Mother"

''The midnight stars arc cleaning
Upon her silc grave,
Where scepeth without dreaming,
The one we could not save
cloud of grief is keeping
Its shadows DER my brow
Oh, blame me not for weeping,
have no mother now '"
Il have no molherr
Poor little George He said it tear
fully, chokingly, gazing up into nv face
in desolate, lonely way that went to INV
heart and as thought OF her who
once smoothed the boys soft locks and
kissed his white brow, too, wept not
for the dead, but for the living.
All! little George, the cold, hsrd sci.
fish world is before YOU; who will guide
and protect you! Whose gentle hand
will point out the path for your tender
feet! Whose voice encourage you-
whose fond heart symparnize with your
every Joy and sorrow-whose prayer be
raised for you to the good Father?
Reader, dear reader, are there any
moiherIcss little ones about you Are
.hero any suffering, childish hearts long
ing for one kind aud gentle word g? Are
there any whom you pass daily TO whom
one smile would be sunshine, and a word
OF endearmemt worth more than diamonds
or gold 1t is in your power to gIve a
wore, smile costs no dearly earned
wealth-lt can alike he bestowed by the
rich and the poor, the high born and the
Iow.y, aud may influence a whole life by
giving courage and hope to the sad and
despouding.
God help the motherIess ! 'ris sad
and weary life to live and, oh We who
weep with the sorrowful, shed no tears
for the silent dead! No, not one tear for
the dead, though the form we loved is
laid in its last bed although the ey es
that once beamed upon us but smiles OF
love are closed forever, and the pale lips
are dust. No tears for the dead, for they
live again. But the living-they who
wander over the broad earth desola,e and
lone, Heaven pity them!
I've no mothern
Ah! little Ceorgje, but you hare a
mother. and she is an angel now Tar above
this world of sorrow in the land of ,be
biest, wearing the crown OF life, she waits
Tor you ! Then keep your heart pure
/ little one, and your soul free from stain
so thou mayest go to her, though she
can never return 10 thee
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Selett pqrtry.
From the Printers News Letter.

From the Printers News Letter.
The Printer.
Among the ranks of human kind,
Some go before, and some behind;
But mind them well, and you will find,
Not hindmost is the printer.
The lessons which you learned Mt school
That y9p might not grow up fool,
Had all, in scientific rule,
Been published by the printer.
How do your Presidents and Kings
Govern &C many thingsi
'Tis by the type, the screws the springs
Belonging to the printer.
The farmer and mechanic, too,
Would some time scarce know what to do,
Could they not get certain view
OF work done by the printer.
The doctor cannot meet the crooks
or all the cases, till he looks
Upon the pages Of the books
Supplied him Iy tho printer.
The lawyer for n wit has passed,
But high ns he his head may cast,
l,e would be hut Ounce ai last,
We're 1t not for the printer.
Who i+ it that so nearly tells
The various goods the merchant sells,
Inviting all the benpx and hqlles,'
kho;is At ,Lut the prntcr!
The classes Of the human racc
or different size, Of different face,
Appear in this and evety plac.,
tlpw Obvious to the printer.
One sings the bass. one sharps and flats,
Brdcckcd with pan,aloons and ha,.,
And long tailed coats aud sW"o.h crava.s,
Sc ibis class is the printer.
The other sings the treble sweet,
Adorned with frock and bonnr.s neat,
And look ham heag'ious aud complete,
And lovely "a ths Irintcr.
Tis liymen's viii, W ,oursa. y"n know,
III rsr rl's,rs ,h""'' ie oo"rie. 80,
And sipre the world Will have il So,
$50 be- i,," says the BriH,sr.
There's not a man below the skir,
Who better understand. TO prize
The rharms that grace u lady's eyes
Than does this very printer.
Young maidcns. then, without debate,
IT'S Hoped you'll duly estimate.
Before, in fact. il is too late,
The vain. of the printer.
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ADVANTAGES or AnyERrisIxo.--A

ADVANTAGES OF ApyERTisISo.--A
few days since, gentleman lost noble
Newfoundland Dog which straped off
from him. He promptly inserted an
advertisement in the Register, and the
next day the dog was restored to his
owner, Another gentleman offered a
piano for sale, directing its ipssition for
four times. After its appearance twice,
the piano was sold, and the advertise
ment discontinued, These are just two
out Of scores Of instances of the advanta.
ges Of advertising which We ,niglt men.
tion. The e'Register' with its cifcalstion
is The paper for such communications
With the pablo = Raiei9h Register.
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What is Good Farming ?

How IS 1t that man should farm, 10
do the most credit to himself? II is the
general question that must here be con
Sdered. a crop Of turnips, herd OF
cattle, or sample OF seeds, have made
many ones fame ere now; though, after
all, these can only be individual items in
the account. Ii is the uniform and me.
thodlcaI excellence of system that in the
long run will be the most likely to pay.
10 he sure, some have wooed fortune
and wooed her well. too by directing
their energies more particularly to one
especial branch Of the pursuit. Such,
however, at best can be but exceptional.
Their very success depends on there ha
ing but few others anywhe near an
equality with them. Whereas. good
cultivation, on limited area like ours,
can never extend too generally; while,
were we called on to fashion model far.
Iaer, we can only repeat that va should
havs bim to mainly depend on the thor
ough harmony OF his arrangements. Like
an accomplished musician, or real gen.
tleman, there should noI be q note out of
P"'NS, w "" O'"H"oht uut VIM was war
ranted by Its use
And why not have a model farmer?---
Ne have prizs oxen, renowned sheen,
aud famous pigs. Beyond these, even
dispite the Aow OF ndcule with which j,
was so long attempted to swamp the ef.
fort, we have still premiums for good la.
borers. Each, in their several WAYS has
been found TO answer No man was ever
yet tue worse for little well. meri, ed dts,
tinction, And we believe that aeric.I
ture would suffer no harm from having
Few more Of her model men to point to-
Mark Lane ExpSess.
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New MoDE OF HANGING DEs1prn
An irshman going to lie hanged, begged
that The rope might be tied under his
arm insiead Of round his throat: 'For;'
sa'd Rat. i am so remarkably tickIish in
the throat, that If tied there III certainly
kill myself with laughter
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ing the place to Harry. Steadily and
surely he advanced in the confidence of
his employer, until, having passed through
various grada;ions of clerkship. he be.
came a: length an honore'l partner in
the firm.
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An Irish dragoon. on hearing h;s
widowed mother had married since bs
Quilted Ireland, exclaimed: 'Murther.,I
hope she won't have a son ouIder than
me, if she does | shall lose the estate.'
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ONE OF :he Western Editors, speaking
OF large and fat co,em?orary. remarked
that u AL heSh was grass, he mus, be a
load Of hay
Il suspect am said the fat man, from
the way The ssSss are nibbling at me-
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Sir. do you mean to saw that sneak
'a'se'y SAID person to French gen
.temao. No sare, | say not dat: but,
sar' say YOU walk round about the
truth very much
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An lr'shman writing from Philadel.
pm" the other day to his friend in the
old country, concluded letter thus:
1T iver it's me fortune to live till dy
and God nose whether il is so-rll
visit ould Ireland afore lave Pb,lsma.
delfy.
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'WAat is the matter, Julia, you look as
sorro~fuI as sick lap dog !!
-, don't perplex me, that's dear.i
my grief is too great for utter.nce. I've
had such an awful vision actually
silk dress
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A man hearing Of another who was
hundred years old, said, contemptuously /:
"Pshaw what a fuss about nothing -
Why, If my grandfather was alive, lie
would now be an hundred and fifty years
old.
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DulIIuraug.

Fights are very easily got up. All that
Is required are tbsee oparticipants-two
block heads and pint of rum.
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Young ladies are like arrows they
arei qniver till the beaux come. and
can't 60 off without them.
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MRs PARTrSeTos thinks that old
Mother Ocean is no better than she ought
TO be. or else she would not allow the
Atlantic Gable 10 lay in her bosom.
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Anderson. the wizard. met with a Van.
Kee who stole march on him one dav
ater the following pattern :-Eu,sr Yam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

A RESPECTABLE LADY WANTED-AS MATRON FOR
IA An institutes must have good references; also
waiter and twenty English Scotch and Welsh girls
ed for Families returning from the country Apply for
AT WESLEY CO.'S female oil ,e 2g2 4lh ay
near I'D ct. A lady In attic ndance =
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS
IA fireman porter in hotel; understands the of
horses perfectly objections to to the country Good
reference. addressed to r. NJ Herald Office will be
nmptlv Intended
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TRnNCH ADvERTTsnHTENTs.

I'm DEMANDE-UNR BONNIE FRArCAIsH, Ou Al
" fernando pour voyagcr Europe avec une fauie gu
quaire entsns Ia plus eune elmo ans vns ss
dresser rHotel 81 Denis chambre ., pour oeux Jou ~
10 hcurea ct midi.
TIN JEUNE HOMME DESIRE DE CoNNAiI,ss ur ~
u famllc Francaise pent avoir dn ineemerr.
d foriter dams Ia angu
Lncat6 stuee les envrcns de Broadway s. Ill
gadresseg avsc lee condions o. ", oo& sss0 - WV
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n. G. Mutunl 1asssasee Company.
At THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
"A North.srpliua Mutusi Insurance Courasy. essd %
The ish of January. the lovinx Psssnss ss<sss
Directors and Oser, sas the sas"iss ysss;
DIRECTORS;
Henry D. Turner. Raleigh
TX Williams. %.
CIV. 5. aa,eAi.s, d.
Kemp r. Baths. de.
George lattle. do.
James ". 1ovles. do.
James x nuyt. wsshiusssa
Alex. Mitchell. Nsvbsrn.
Jnshus O. Wright, wilmiaesos
John =: = !scs. ESsssos. S,a., cs..
Jue. Ramsay. Plymoash.
]. W. nssvvli. Murffrssbpee.
n. b. williams, Charlotte.
Gen A. Smith, Miisoa.
A. ". Steel. rsyssisvills.
J.seph White, Ansos Cesasy.
JOSH Doncr. salem.
4. !. SUNNY. .AsheviIle.
OFFICERS OF THE CoMPANs.
TN. Se'by. Ps.siSssL
II. ID. Turner. cSS PsssiissI.
John u. Dsysn. Afts-ssy.
h.mdsa $. smiih. Sss,sss'yssi IsNSw.
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FIRE INSURANCE..
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FIRE INSURANCE.
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GREENSBOROs MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANS.-Sueh has been The care and eeeeaess ef
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To the public that there is ssfr Csupspy 10 The $ask
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Ore % much lessI
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN. PtvssdsuL
K W. OCBcRN. vev frvsSsut.
CP MENbENuAtl. Attasp~y.
PETER ADAMS. Srervsssy end 1rsssafys.
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All communications busipe eponeesed vsh The o.
PEER ADAMS. ssssssasy.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Cures Guaranteed.
DR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
The last year u new remedy for CANCER-purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
viii not be required anything until is Effected
unless cases that have been rendered incurabe at least
dub,iu BY the Of Mineral poisons. He also treats
scra tuors disease Of the r0at rheumatism,
affections &C.
Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest char.
.cer forwarded to any that may wish them.
Address, ]. A. CLOPTON,
Huntsville, Ala.
March Is. 1885, 22-
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Gu 8 II G 8 Il BAIL
Publishers aud Wholesale Dealers in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
No. 262 Baltimore Street,
OProsrrs HANOVER SrRErl, BALrinoax, Nd,
Offer ful assortment Of SCHOOL, CLASSICAL. LAW,
MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. They are
prepared orders for LisaARxs CoiisGEs and
Schools on the most favorable terms.
THEIR STOCK OF STATIONERY embraces al its
branches, and contains . varied assortment.
January Is. 1853. s-Supd
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,... @ BUSINESS CARnR
NOTICE.
VM>HE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing bc,veru
Il the undersigned under the style and 6,m OF A. n
McPheeiers Co., this day dissolved By mutual eu
scat. ... 4. ....,. .,... g ..- . 30, m
Martin having disposed Of hs interest, the bus.
ness of The late firm will Be settled BY the other paruer
only. =
-- A. ~ McPHEETERS.
a-' 2 "s HENRY GHiSElIN,
-. - J. w. MARTIN.
August 2, 1858.
NOTICE.
>hE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Copart.
= nessh'p under the style and hrm Of
L McPheeiers 4 Ghiselin, -"
and will eontine the Wholesale Grocery and Commiaa
business ut the old stand of a. NJ Mcpheecrs Co.. Wills
Wharf,
A. n. McPHEErERS,
HENRY GAlSELlN.
August 9, 1858.
We beg to call attention tn above notices. and 10 solicit
a continuance Of the favor extended to the old firm.
We shall keep always hard . full and well selected
stock Of sll articles in the
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS,
which will sell the accommodating and
all c'ns'gnments Of Flour, Uheat (vs, tI.to.. Narsi
Stores other articles Of prducc shall have best and
prOniptest attention.
McPHEETERS GHiSELIN.
Wills Wharf.
Norfolk, August 8, 1858. GS-G
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19


MAILER f Hoist.
JEWELLERS AND ENGRAvERS,
UP STAIRS, OVER LOUGEES TIN / STOVE STORE,
Fayetteville Street, "a.
a RE NOW PREPARED To MANUFACTURES ALL
"A kinds Of Gold and Silver wsrr. such - Te. Sets
Gobets Cups Spoons Masonic Je~ els God Chsias Brace
lets, Breastpins, and every thing of the kind. -
EngavnR of all descriptions done in The best ssys ssd
short notice. .-.r
Repairing Of Jewelry Of oil sorts neatly executed.
Having established ourselves in Raleigh for the paFpoas
Of carrying The above business. We hope to receive
liberal patronage to merit which ws shall spare 10 pains
January %, 1858. l3-:y.
1859. Spring TSade. 1eSe.
ETEVENSON, WEDDELL, 4 CO.,
MPokfsRs = wnoLEsALs DsALsas N
FORKIGU AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. 70 / 90 SYcAnoss ST., PElsassuso. Va
Are now reeeving and will have n Sors By ihs 0sss ef
March,
A very Large and Attractive Stock
OF Goods their ne which they respectfully nvits The
attention Of the AortA- 0ruias. Pgiss, and Hassss
trade. 30. 'r -..I
~ Order. ezssuted with dispates.
PstsrsbaFK. Feb. 81. 1859. III
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19

ooS @sS 'N''. fS-u
NORRIS & BALDWIN,
BALTIMORE. Nd,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the Sale Of Cotton Yarns, Osnaburss, sheet.
ings, Shirtinss and Cotton.
VVHEIR ATTENTION is more particularly devoted 10
j the sale Of Snu,hern Gotten Yarns. Their position
in the trade beng such to enable them to pledge
ufacurers ut all times the highet ,sarff rrie's and
prompt saes They will make the usual advances
sgnnents will promptly cash saes. be agrccd
upon By them and the consgnor They will take pleasure
in purchasing for manufacturers free of e'm ssion, any
article ot merchandise in the Baltimore market they may
desire, at the lowest possible prices.
Refer to McILwAlx., Sox i Co.. Petersburg. Va
HARDY / Bno, Norfolk, Va
D. SPRIGo, Cashier Norfolk BE., Balt.
Jxo. CLARK, Pres. Ctxcn's Rk., Bait.
PEcRAN, PAISrER DAVIS. Bait.
January Z, 1853. 4-sm.
DANIEL O'DONNELL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
srIEEr,
(Oas door asose Nep Csston Lloss,)
Richmond. Va,
rs PREPARED TO FIT UP DWELLINGS.
keeps hand all kinds of articles in the above line viz:
STATIONARY WASH STANDS. Block Tis Prs,
with TN. Marble p.,u .Sd f.ss
CoPpER BOILgRs NYpRAuLic RAsS
WArIR Closets All kinds IT Bass CocyS
KITCHEN RANGERS, and PLATED Woax,
| SHEEr LEAD and LEAD Prs, Ga, rixrrsES. &c.
All work done reasonable terms. dad Tu1'ssssd
| Qige sdfisfdcfi0a.
Particular attention paid to all kinds Of Hydraulics eithes
| in the city country.
RErERixckx-ReI. Thos E. Skinner. Briggs Doad
IA. All orders len with Messrs. T;rrs Dodd pune
| tually attended to.
| June 4. 1854. S-ly.