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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17
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INDISSOLUBLE BY THE CHEM-
ceI action of Water, 4ci1s, &C.

tn. material Of other paaps such As .ood ,e.5 lron
ess dissotubIs By The action OF AZ snds
Of producing in the case e ie.d. POSITIVE
And q Of wood > Wild EArsay sAsfe The
editorial in the Family Visitor,
iszrral -dfte1 r-sishei - DR.. J. y kirtan6 And
Pr Hudson. Ohio. both professors AZ the
tsra- college place; by this stene Pump
wells the foan tAiEs
9-isiraiIy sEsrd Lead and wood. the materials
a,sslIv ezpioyet Of Pumps either
p.ir .e reader IL poisonous This
- ali these objections
siss= cheap Durable and eoETenieat Aid for raising
w4.er-which have dezst. viii displaes all
plans vssa- is ubderss cod Akin the
ofsIEiAf nsteFiAl, fer carrying
grosEs Lhey vii saPefeede lad snd wood"
B. BALLARD.
Samples re .. Ri1mner Keiy.s
Store orders be left, With A Ballard
yeshy NiIIer's Shoe
Rieanood, Oct 5, lsSs- - svdtf
CcVtt0catea
The undersignsd having used the Stone Pumps in
taeir wells fer time past feel qate wiling
say TIA. they gvea fall satisfaction in all pArtie
ular. and tina: UGH prefer them either wooden
o. iron punrs- yS0. T. PLCMxER.
wv. CAIN.
J. W. PLCMAER.
CHAS. o. WI6GINS.
RSehDosA, Ilth no. "a. 1880
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05

CURIosITIEs OF THE LAVA lady was
coming out of the opera house, when a thief
snatched at her earring, and tore it completely
from her ear, causing it to bleed. Upon her
return home, she found the ring lying in the
tresses of her hair The man was tried for
this ring, and found guilty by the jury, the
opinion of the judges was taken whether this
could be considered a sufficient taking the
opinion Of the judges was delivered, in which
they held that, as the ring had been entirely re-
moved from the lady's ear, and was wholly in
the possession of the prisoner, although but for
an instant of time, when he lost it in her hair,
the taking was complete. So, where a thief
led horse from one part of a field to another
intending to steal it, but was apprehended be-
fore he could get the horse out of the field it
was decided tie taking was complete. In all
these cases you will have noticed the principle
upon which they were decided is, that the
property must be completely severed from the
possession of the owner, and entirely within
the possession of the taker, no matter, in each
case, for how short period of time. Two or
three cases showing what is not sufficient
taking and we will then proceed to consider
another branch of the subject One Wilkin-
son put his hand into the pocket of another,
seized his purse, and actually succeeded in TAX
ing it out of his pocket However, the purse
being tied by a piece of string to bunch of
keys which still remained in his pocket, the
thief was unable to complete this object,
and was arrested and tried for stealing the
purse but it was held that as the purse was
still in his possession, and the prisoner was
entitled to be acquitted. So, where thief
went into a shop and took up some goods, in
tending to steal them, but before he had re-
moved them far from the spot on which they
lay, discovered they were tied to the counter
by cord upon being tried for stealing, it was
held that the property never was either com
pletey severed from the possession of the
prisoner, and he was acquitted.-Haad Book Of
Enqiish Criminal Lac.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05

BEE KEEpING.-I have kept bees about
twenty-five years. During that time | have
had great many swarms destroyed by the
millers, or bee-moths, and was, therefore, well
pleased to see in the Evening Post nearly
year ago, method described for catching and
destroying those pestiterous insects whose raw
ages are so annoying and ruinous to the bee
keeper. | Immediately determined to give
the plan proposed trial, and, accordingly,
when the season arrived, put out (as direct
ed) ~hite plate containing mixture Of mo-
lasses and vinegar well stirred up together.
This continued through all the warm nights
of the latter part Of July and fore part Of Au-
gust, setting the plate at night on level with
the bottom of hive and near to It. and re-
moving il in the morning. My success was
complete ! counted each morning the num-
Der of millers caught during the night in the
liquid on the plate, and in three or four weeks
] trapped and killed one thousand They do
not fly much, except in very warm nights, aud
seem to discontinue their operations about the
middle of August. / mention these facts for
the benefit of those who keep bees, and ! have
strong hopes, that by adopting and making u
thorough trial of this trapping system the de-
predatons of the millers may be arrested, and
that they may he finally banished from the
apiary Correspondence Of the N. y. Erening
Post
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y. B.-Bonnets Bleached and Pressed.
amps DIR
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miscellaneous.
CTTY on MORCESTER ~ either nf |

CnTY OF WORCESTER.-T either of
- the Constables of the City of Worcester GREETING
In the name Of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
you are hereby required forthwith to notify and warn
the Inhabitants Of the several Wards, qualified vote
for Senators and Representatives in the General Court
meet in their respective Ward Rooms Monday, the
ninth day of May next, at II O'Clock noon then and
there to give in their votes by ballot for against the
following Article of Amendment to the Constitution
agreed TO by the last and present General Court.
ARTICLE OF AMENDMENT:
No person OF foreign birth shall be entitled vote or
shall be eligible TO office, unless he shall have resided
within the Jurisdiction of the United States for two
subsequent to his naturalization and shall be otherwise
qualified according to the Constitution and laws Of this
Commonwealth; prOUided that this amendment shall
not affect the rights which any person of foreign birth
possessed at the time of the adoption thereof and pro-
eided further that it shall not affect the right of any
child of citizen of the United States, born during the
temporary absence of the parent therefrOm.
And every person qualified 20 vote aforesaid NAV
express his opinion said article of amendment without
expressing in his ballot the contents of said artice but
the form Of said ballot shall be follows Amendment
to the Constitution, Yes, or NO
The polls shall be opened at IL O'Clock, NJ, and shall
be closed at O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Witness A. H. Bullock, Mayor of the City of Worces-
ter this eighteenth day of April in the year of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
SAMUEL SMITH CITY Clerk.
A copy Attest, JAMES MCFARLAND,
M DIT Constable of Worcester,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-05

- GROSS JEROME'S HAIR COLOR
~ REsToRER just received, and for sale wholesale
and retail by CHARLES CLARKE, Druggist
DIFF
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ADVERTISEMENTS Published. either in the DA,,y or
EEKLT srT for sLoO square for three insertions;
and 70 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place also those largely
displayed viii be charged rates Contracts by the
year may be made liberal terms
q All transient Advertisements must be paid in
dd"dzee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
u No grGtqjtoas Advertisements No report reso
lntons proceedings Of any corporation society or
association, and no communication designed call atten
uon TO any matter of limited individual interest," can
De inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
- The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
charged for the Advertisement.
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Zeal estate.

EOR SALE-A very desirable House
a and Lot centrally located. Inquire Of
f2i dtf {. W VAIL.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-04-27
Fer the Standard.
MR.. EVERETT At CHAPEL HILL.

GENTLEMEN: Last evening Mr.. Everett delivered
his famous Mount Vernon Grafton before full au-
dience in the College Chapel. The universal opln-
ion here seems to be that it is quite equal to the eX
traordinary reputation which had gone before it. A
comparison of notes amongst intelligent gentlemen
who were present tatterS Us with an impression
that in Chapel Hill Mr.. Everett even surpassed him
self in the manner of its delivery. Certainly there
was nothing Of that or unconcern in the de-
livery which has sometimes been remarked upon as
characterzing this effort. We was animated through
out and at several points animation rose into pas
sion; and the kine,l eye. bold gesture and elevated
voice answering 10 deep emotion in the speaker,
electrified his audience. Especially after che pass
age, towards the close of the oration which occa-
stoned some moments Of lofty and iervid declama-
ton, the young gentlemen were completely carried
away, and cheerel Mr.. Everett up,oario:!>ly. No
doubt we are indebted 70 them rot only for the visit,
but also for the change of the manner in which the
speech was delivered. The orator, who for ali ofhis
life has been familiar with college scenes admitted
that he caught fresh inspiration tio:a the sea Of
young enthusiastic faces that rolled before him.
On entering Chapel It'll Mr. Everett was welcom-
ed by the Students OF the University ,i!:.wn mp in
double columns upon each side Of the street. They
accompanied his carriage in procession TO The resi-
dence of Prof Hubbard, in whose congrnal society
our visitor remained during his stay. On reaching
Ir0. HuhD3fu : MT fNcfItl atknD" ittHS iIt S"ii-
tesy OF his young friends IN a :ew very 81; c'tEl
and impressive remarks. AZ night he was into
duced to the audience ii very happy an: complnen
tary language by t;ov. swain, wso had lett his house
for the first time since his recent severe Illness. Mr.
Everett departed this morning at very carly hour
in company with Gov Graham, who with several
other gentlemen of this and adjoining counties had
visited Chapel Hill for the purpose of hearing HE
GRAFTON We are very much gratitied to learn that
Mr. Everett was pleased with his VISIT to Chapel
Hill. Certainly many circumstances combined TO
make that visit pleasant one, foremost amongst
which must be reckoned the great decoruGn which,
in the midst Of all their enthusiasm manifested
by the young gentlemen of the University.
Chapel HILL April 10th. 1879.
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\ CONVENTION OF TOBACCO GRowERs.-A Conven-
ton of the producers and buyers of tobacco will be
held in Louisville Ky, on the 25th of May next
That is the day fixed for awarding premiums to the
growers of the best tobacco under the auspices OF
the State Agricultural Society. The design of the
Convention is to bring the producers and purchasers
together in order to an interchange ofopiniOns. The
agrculturiStS may learn what grades are best suited
to the market and Will meet the most ready sale
The Louisville Jo"rnal. speaking of the great COM
mercia Importance Of the staple, says that the val
uc of raw tobacco exported from the United States
to Great Britain was over S3,5on,0o0 in 1852 and
during the first half of the present century that
country collected import duties on it to the enor-
nous aggregate of over S',r,ouo.0to. The total
value of exports Of tobacco in 1871 was S2a,6h2,-
10. and 1858 amounted to $l2,4op, $50. During
the first nine months Of 1857 the import revenue &c
rived 10y France from it WIS over ..5"o"o Gao, four
thS Of which were exported from the United States.
The Cvciopedia of Commerce says that tobacco,
next to salt is probably the article most consumed
by mcr In one form or another, but most general
ly in the form of fme or smoke there is climate
IN which it is not consumed, and no nationality
that has not adopted it. To PIT down its use has
equally batlled legislators and moral!StS, and. in the
words of Pope on higher subject, it may BE said
to be rartakcn Of "hy SAINT, by savage, and by
sage" The average consumption per head of male
population eighteen ears of age iii some Colin
tries. seem almost fabulous In the German States,
included i'll the operation of Zovcren and the Steu-
cryrre,n it reaches from ~ to l2t pounds; in llol
land, Belgium and Denmark to or pounds The
advance of tobacco is shown from the fact that
in 1872 we exported l50,7lo hhd>, at an average
cost Of $50 H. and IN 1857 only lJ SIS at thu aver
age value per hid of $l3240.
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HILLSViLLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL County, VA


B. F. THOMPSON. ~, Pr;nci,aL
A. W. e. NOWLIN, B. p, .4~SiStant Principal.
(Assrciated with efficient instr,c'ol>.)
GgyHE 18TH SESSION OF THIS INsTi FUTON WILL
Il commence the first MONDAY in .,anuary and con.
tnue iweuy-oue weeks. Beard CAN b. had in good fam.
lies al six dollars per month.
l>vi!le is village. the top of the Blue Ridge
command ng view o the picturesque and
sublime scenery.
1t is well supplied with good water and pure air from
the surrounding mountains, and Is rerwned for health Ii
affords good society As smaller generally Ii
situated onr thor"ughflre from Tennessee
Norh-Curona which passes line of stages and is
within few hours travel Of The Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. Through the iibrraly of Messrs. Andrew s.
Fulton, Ben. Rush F.,yd ard Alexander y. Chaitn two
God Medals have been presented annually for The last two
the best speakers The Annual Catalogue will be
sent to any desiring further information abont The
school
January %, 1859. 5-w6mpd.*
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

Near the eurner Ct Karyett md Wami"ytoa Sreetsl
THNHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO JNpopy
Their friends and the public generally that they ara
w prepared to execute all orders, such as Mununents
Head-Stones, Tumbs and Grave Ornaments IF all descr
tions and vii! manufacture from the best Italian and A
lean Marble Northern prices, and finished in the Ia
and most approved style.
Also, Granite Work Of all descriptions for buildings Or
all other purposes Mason Work, &c, done to order
N. B. All orders from distance promptly attend n
Address,
THOS. GREER
January Is, 1855. 3-wIT
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Considerable reduction of freights has been made
on the Raleigh and CASTOR and Petersburg Rail-
roads, much to the qualification of farmers and mer-
chants. That is the true policy to insure success.
Make the Railroads convenience as well as ne
cessity, and the public will use them literally
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-04-27
DIR. DEEMS' SCHOOLS FOR BOTH SEXES
WusnN N G.

VNHlS INSTITUTION comprises schoos of Languages
Il Mathematics Natural Sciences, Music, Design. and
Bellies Leitres 1t has healthy locaton ample Faculty
and commodous buildings The pu: ills charged from
their only. The students the Male Department
have the MILITARY drill without extra expense The young
Ladies bard with the Rectors family.
For Circulars apply to
PROF. RADCLIFFE,
Wilson, N. c.
February 8, 1859 6-w8mpd.
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CATCHING RATs.--We copy the following from the
Fayetteville Observer. 1t is simple scheme, which
is worth trying. In this section there is almost
enough corn consumed by rats to ftten the amount
of pork which we buy from the North:
Mr. Isham Cox, merchant of Chatham county,
has related to us his experience in Kidding himself
of these vcrmin which had become so numerous
about his barn as to be utterly intoleraple He
took common dry goods box, bored hole in one
end of it, over which he fastened movable CAP
He placed in the box at night about peck of corn
and after leaving it for an hour or two, crept up
softly and drew the cap over the hole. At one time
he caught 10, at another 90, at another 49, and at
another Ga. These were the largest numbers. He
caught at other times 5, 6, :, g. &C. The result is
a.great diminution of the pest
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LOOK AND READ!

y HAVE THE CELEBRATED HONEY RECEIPT. BY
4 which You make gud Hone, as thar made by
Bres-he Iunders >ecretwi'h hfy other good rece pts
Such bow To make nun-cxp Burning Fluid Ice
Cream. Ginger Beer, for kheuua.i<m HrGr,i,lots
Kntte-Snake bite, Art of Painting on Glass, &c, &C.
Many of these receipts selling North for il each
send all neatly printed sheet for One D,i.ar and
if you do not like them the money will be refunded
Please address W. H. ROCKWELL,
Yudknville, Yadkin County, y. C.
January 10, 1859. 3-w3mpd*
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A Cure for the Piles!
Nc RERN AEEY I<vrr,TN OF vrr

A Cure Tor the Piles!
HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED &c YEARS
Ell with this terrifying DISEASE and finding no relief
finally discovered VEGETABLE OINTMENT. VIII oh. be-.
leve is unparalleled in its efficacy. Having cured nys
and many others, now offer this remedy 10 the bubble
as the must speedy discovered l. no Northern
humbug could produce many proofs. bnt as the Ohm.
ment is out on its Ywn merits those that a ced will
be The best jud after using the Ointment. BY sending
Jne Dollar, and cents in Post Office stamps Box vii
be Sent anywhere in the United States.
Address NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, y. &.
May Z 1885, Ig-wly*
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-04-27

CAswELL ToBAcco-Samuel S. Harrison ESQ.
Of this county, recently sold heavy crop of To-
bacco (the product of one plantation,) for s35 %
per hundred all round.-llilton Chronicle.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-04-27

Il lie generally, that he has recently taken the Old
Stand well known by every body. west Of the "Capil
Square, and formerly occupied by Vim. F. Clarke and is
fully prepared TO carry cuachnmkng in all its various
branches and in the style. Prices suit the
times.
Persons will d" well to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. JAMES BASHFORD.
Raleigh. ian. 81. 1853. win.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS IN
WANT OF SHOES.

A LARGE LOT OF SHOES FOR SALE at reduced
IA prices together with general of Family
Groceries, Also the best old Liquors, Wiues &c, &C.
which will sell wholesale retail. Call and fr on
self 4h door North side Hagert Street. To cash bn ers
say call, and You shall not be pponted, am d-
mined TO sell low for cash. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage have hope. by strict attent to
business, to merit continuance Of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, Nov. !, 1855. A. wifi
T" the members Of the approaching Legislature say
call. as b S.,mething nice for you. j. ".
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
II WILL SELL On FAVORABLE TERMS A VALU-
4 able Tract of Land, lying three and half miles West
Greensborough the Salem road containing 600 acres
about half of in timber, which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms,
each about feet square, Barn. Stables and necessary
out buildings. with GOO Well of wafer.
Ths place is well waered, and has good meadow lands
The adjoining tract the Vest has been recently selected
for the cultivation OF Tobacco and portions of this place
thought be equally well adapted to the growth of
tobacco.
Persons in want of place would do well to examine the
premises credit will be given, and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pur.
chase money is paid
MARGARET CALDWELL.
Greensborough. Jan. 81, 1859. 4-wtf#
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1
~ have in nv hands The of NINE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY FOUR DOLLARS. subject to the order of
Patrick Leonard, of the heirs at law of Frederick
Leonard deceased of the County Of Franklin, and State of
NorthC arona The said Patrick Leonard supposed to
res de in the State of Mississippi
The press of that State will confer favor upon said
Leonard by copying this advertisement.
JAMES COLLINS,
Admir- Of Frederick Leonard
Islnnburg N c. March IT, 1859 E-N6t.