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LATEST NEWS!!
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE!
THE ATLANTIC TELEG RAPH
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL!
But also the we'll known firm of
NATHAN KRAMER,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
In buying GREAT BARGAINS at the Northern Cities.
which have just received and now offer them, with
small advance to my patrons and friends
have received the largest and most splendid stock of
Dry Goods! Clothing-( Made to my order)-Gents'
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Trunks and Vaises, Carpet Bags Cutlery Guns and Pts
tolls, Blankets Umbrellas Gold and Silver Watches
tics Cloths, CaSsimeres, &c, &C., and many
other articles to tedious to mention.
Ny Establishment ENJOYING already the best reputation.
need only to state that shall continue do business in
the fair heretofore am thankful for past
favors, and beg continuance of the same. CONE ONE
CONF ALL!
NATHAN KRAMER,
Wilmington ST., Raleigh, N. G.
~ Watch Crystals and hands put on Watches.
September 2S, 1858. Tim
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SALE OF LOTS FOR TAXES.
VV7ILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, ON
w the premises the following Lots and parts OF Lots
for the Taxes due and unpaid, for ls5-5s Sale to take
place ON the 9Th of January, 1853.
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VDAKER'S BTTTERS-A new supply,
ID At
WARD l. HUGHES
November go 1858. 9S-u
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CARPETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS!!!
4 GREAT VARIETY Of qualities and prices: Ingram,
~ Brussels Twt-ply-a WoOl-Wool and Cotton, and
Hemp-at very low prices - r
September 2s, 1858. ~
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40 REWARD,

STRAYED on the 10th inst from my stables, small
- grew HORSE. Said Horse has short mane and one
hip little lower than the other No other marks remem-
bered The above reward will be given for his delivery or
retention 50 that can get him.
W,rren,,n r. Dec IL 1855 loft
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4 LADY OF EXPERIENCE, COMPETENT
IA To teach the English Branches, desires situation
as Principal Assistant Teacher in Seminary or in
family.
All communications addressed to the Editors of tho Ra-
leigh standard.
December 10, 1858. lo6-im
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NOTICE.-APPLICATIO WILL BE MADE TO
the present session of the General Assembly for
charter to extend the limits Of the corporation Of the town
Of Goldsboro, in the county of Wayne.
November 40, 1858. ss-1m.
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NOTICE.-WILLB BE SOLD ON THE PREMISES,
~ on the 9Th day of JANUARY next, the House and
Lot IN Raleigh late the property of Mrs. Mary Hoster
near the Raleigh and CASTOR Depot
The sale will be credit of IL months the purchaser
giving bond with approved security the purchase money
ALBERT JOHNSON, Exr
DecemDer !, 1906 l0O--td.
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a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE
IA present General Assembly for a charter TO build
Bridge the Cape Fear river in the county OF ar-
nett point between McAlis,ers Ferry aud Rams
Falls.
December II, 1858. lQ6-lm.
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UNRESH BUCKWHEAT-
II Pine Apple Cheese
Sugar House Syrnp,
Cranberries, &C.,
JONES l. MOORE.
December S, 1885, lO2-im
cf5- Register copy one month.
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"A MEMOIR OF THE REV. ELISHA MITCHELL.
"A D. D., late Professor of Chemistry, Mineraoey and
Geology in the University of together with
the Tributes Of Respect to his memory by various Public
Meetings and Literary Associations and the Addresses de-
vered at the renterment of his remains BY the Rt Rev
James H. Otey, D. Bishop of Tennessee and Hon. David
l.. swain LII. D., President of the University.
Price in Paper 80 cents-Cloth 50 cunts.
For sale by
II. D. TURNER
- N. c. Book Stnra
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for many years had seen nothing but a miserable
currency of deprecated mandats, and assignats.
Within year after the consular government refused
to recognize paper for money, she recovered specie
circulation. England recovered gold circulation
of one hundred million within four years after the
one and two pound five and ten dollar) notes were
suppressed. Our own country filled with Spanish
milled dollars, French crowns doubloons half lois
and guneas as by magic, at the conclusion of the
revolutionary war, and the suppression of continent
al bills. Said.Mr. Benton, 'three days legislation
on these subjects would turn copious supplies of
gold and silver into the country, duse them through
every neighborhood, and astonish gentlemen when
they 60 home at midsummer at finding hard money
where they left paper" The opinions and reasons
we have adduced, it strikes me, Mr.. Speaker, are
conclusive against the alleged scarcity of specie and
the doubt which some have expressed, or seem to
entertain as to whether hard money would flow in
stantly into vacuum created by the expulsion of
small notes.
The fact is, there is nothing about which more er-
ror exists than in this thing of the capacity of
money to serve the purposes of trade. The only
difference IN an abundance and scarcity of money is
that in one case, the same amount of money repre-
sents less property than in the other; if one dollar
to-day represents one bushel of corn and tomorrow
you double the circulation it will take two dollars
to represent the same bushel of corn, SO that re-
lativey an expansion of the circulation does not add
any thing to the convenience and wants of the peo
pie, but only gives false value to property, by
cheapening the circulating medium; when in addition
to what has been already said, we recall to mind how
that one dollar, by paying rapidly, from hand to
hand may in one day pays hundred dollars of debts,
nothing more is required to be added, to disprove
the alleged nsufciency of gold and silver for the
needs and wants of the people t
Having thus shown the hliacy of a necessity for
small notssi let NJ examine the ASSERTION Of tier
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DOCKET BOOK LOST. On the 9th instant, at
Weldon, N. c., or between Weldon and the Shops on
the N. C. Railroad, lost my pocket book. My name is
written in the inside 1t contained $40 S5 in gold
81 and two 81 bills the Bank of the State of S. c. and
over g 600 worth of notes Among the given
this year for $1,000 signed by Lafayette Martin; on
James Biecky for 1922 the most Of it paid A.
n. Smith. payable to Kingsmore Warren, for about
1852 besides others that cannot describe. Any find
ing the pocket book and returning the papers have
the money Address me at Newberry Court House. s. C.
RICHARD WEARN.
December 3D. 1883. l04-4tpd.
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DURE OLD BOURBON WHISKEY. French
= brandy, Pot, Sherry and Madeira Wines, for med-
cinal purposes at -.s, -. = :
WARD s HUGHES.
Nsvsmoef W, lSS& 0-&
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THINNING ORcHARDs.-l cung orch
ards Of three or four years standing
should be looked over, - you may cut
out all branches which would iniure
the good shape OF the head, or which
would ontgrow the rest OF the Limbs:
and this can be taken as rule for
standards, dwarfs, or trees trained
against wall. In pruning. cut out
first all dead wood and matted limbs.
to admit air and sun. as sun i IS much
needed for trees as for the farmer and
gardener; when this Is done, cut out
every shoot that rubs against another,
and remove al weak twigs. Don't
prune too much. More harm is done
BY ovcrpruning than by leaving trees
to natural growth. Fruit may be small
and poor, hut by ovcr-pruning it is We
~ likely to lie altogether absent.
Consider that fruit trees are grown
for the sake Of the fruit, and not as OBJ
jects Of decoration. A skillful pruner
will increase quantity. quality, and
better ripenin2; brit one thing is GER
tain, the more aa;s." or pear trees are
prunsd, the less they haar. Don't for
get to scrapc oil all loose lark and
moss from trunk and limbs. and burn
the scrapings, to destroy eggs and in
sccts.
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CORNER or NEWTON AND HARRIsJh SIS /.
JASPER, INDIANA,
Is still Of his old home. and always ready
j 10 attend those who nay want his servi-
ccs, and render them 10 the utmost OF his
ability
10 many Of bis pm rons he would say
Friends, don't forget the DOLLAR. n Ihsve
served you in sickness and adversely, plsasc
we IN your health and prosperity.
II The dollar j. not on hand. viii take hogs
or cattle on account.
March %. 1858 X. N. WELMAN.
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GRAFrIsu Gsarg Nlss- onc o.
The newest practices in horticulture ~
The grating of the grape vine with
detached scions. as inirs!nrvd BY Mr.
William Gowans. the judicious gar
d.ner At CaJdcc House. near Glasgow.
Ii has been found perfectly successful
ami very convenient ,, some u the
most distinguished practical horiicul-
tursts ia Scotland. II seems proper.
therefore, T. describe infinitely the
mode Of performing the operation.
The following arc the directions given
by Mr.. Gcwans himself: Select a
scion with one eye. and cut il ia the
form Of a wedge. For stock. select
a shoot Of the preceding year, aboni
the same thickness of the scion. Split
tie shoot on tic stick i'm the center
down nearly H. the old wood. and VIII
sharp knife tit the wedge oI I;.c sci
on neatly 10 tie stock. About one cr
one and half inches Of Wood ma, b,
left above the eve If the SCION. and
when the scion is INSERTED. lis eye
must be opposite the one Of the shoot
on the stock. Now tie it up and clay
il over il the u-ual manner, With this
difference, that You cover nearly the
whole of the scion with clay, leaving
only the eyes uncovered. Tie some
hypnurn moss upon the clay. and kecl
it moist for some time. say two oil
three weeks. Ii tho eye on the top 81
the shoot Of the stock is injured, III,
operation will usually fail, Tor this eys
onght to grow and rrinain ten 70 four
teen days, when il may be detached
leaving only one eve 10 draw sap L
the scion. The shoot D. the stock j,
to be cut little above the second eys
from the old wood. r-Neil.'s Frui
Cultivator. 1857.
One advantage Of grating grape
vines il the facility with which differ
ent varieties can be experimental up
on at the same season, and even uPoI
the same vine strck. Ii the stock
where the graft Is inserted. is in |
bearing state, regularly trimmed an'
kept in thrifty condition. the graf
will the next year show some fruit
But the shoot from the graft ought 4
be topped towards the fall. and, il ]
grows thrifty, once about the last .
August: the following spring. or dur
ing winter. the new shoot must liz r.
duccd to one or two Dude: one i prc
fcrablc, and il more than ono buncl
appears, remove them all except iii
largest and finest one. Tie time foun'
10 be best is when some vi the earlics
buds OF the stock are in leaves. OF vi
the different methods Of rrcpagtin
the grapevine, none produces the irul
bearing condition in 50 short q time q
this.-Phil. Newspaper.
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THE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION.
Is3.;lr xsrls,l,sa


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
yEvO ali persons afflicted with =. xual De.
i e,ses. such a. .<permssurrhna. Seminal
Weakness. Impotence Gonorrhea, elect.
syphilis. the vice VI Unanism, or Sell
Abuse. &c &c.
THE HOWARD ASO CiATlON,
IN view Of the awful destruction Of hums q
life, caused By sexual diseases. and the de-
ceptivns praciiced upon The unfortunate vic
tins Of such Diseases BY Qnscks. have di.
recied thrir Consulting SUR on. ~ a chart
'sble act, worthy ~ their name, 10 give
MEricAl ADVICE GRATIS. " all persons thu
afflicted. who sppl, b letter, with dcscr D.
ton 81 their condition. (age. occupation
habits Of lie. Ac..) aud ~ case OF extreme
poverty aud suffering, 70 FURNISH
MEDICINES raEE or en- ReE
r-y The Howard Association is a benfv
olenf Insii,u' on, established BY special en-.
dowmeri. iur The relief of The sick and dis
uessed, siilicfed with v,rulent aud Epidemic
Diseases. " hiss now a surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted 20 expend
IN advertising the above notice. II j. need
less 10 add that the association commands
the highest medical skill Of tie age, and
viii lurIish the most approved modern treat
meni.
lost published BY the association Report
On SpcrmntorrhUa, or Seminal Weakness
The vice Of Onsnism. M,sturbation or Sell
Abuse. and other Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs. BY the Con sulfing Surgeon, which
viii be sent BY mail (in sealed envelope
FREE or cHARcE. on the receipt u Two
STAMPS for postage.
uTAddress, Ia. CEo. r. CALHoUx.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard A ssociation
No. 2. South Ninth street Philadelphia.
BY order Of Directors.
EzRA u. HEARTwELL, President.
CSC. FAiRcHrLD. Secretary.
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WAGON 4 PLOW
NANUFACTORY!
Thomas HeFbig,

CORNER or MAIN AsD HARRISON STREET.
JASPER, INDIANA,
INFORMS the public ,hs, he is now ? e.
1 pared 10 ma, ufacture. IN the isr.si and
best style. eli kinds OF Carriages, Wagons,
Plows, &c, sn TIE most reasonable 'erm-
Tor cash. All work turned on, from my
shop is warranted RePsiring done ia The
bes, ma ner and on the shortest ro'ice. 4
share Or patronage soli, ited- Jan is.
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EI2. L-LEAAJ4JSsJ
AGUE BAI1SAN.

Unrivallcd in the History ii Medicine.
This Bslssm. that has been 20 extensively
cod and met with such urriyalled s,ccers
for the past i've years, and brcught hesl'ls
and happiness 20 many families 'hre ughout
Inc Western Country, - The result Of yeare
VI study aud Experiment, BY the prcprie'crr
Of this wonderful compound; aud We are
happy 10 state 10 the world thst the object
sought Cor has been gained, which il found
IN the numerous evidences ia iavor Of the
remedy. This Balsam j. only recommended
Ter one class OF dsssscr,vix: those produced
by malaria, ard enters directly into The cir
collation.. and thereby ccunterscis the poison
~ malaria 10 the system: snd - . tonic IL
IL particularly recommended. Now for .
few evidences:
Olney, Til Sept. 20, 1857.
Msssrs s X. Mann & Co. -Gents- Your
Ague BsIsam Il The only remedy that scene
20 meet the wants Of the people Of this To-
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popular remedies Of The day Tor the cure OF
intermittents. but Dr. sisnn's Balsam sells
10 preference 10 al others. from the simple
fart u cures. II is destined ~ excel all 9TH
o. remedies cver offered.
Truly, Yours, q. w. HAYsE.
Saint Louis. June I, 1858.
Messrs. 8 X Mann & Give find the
demsnd for Dr Msn.'s Aeue Bslssm dsiiy
increasing. and the great demand for u 10 .
sufficient evidence q its great merit. lnsls,
places 10 our travels we find the Universal
opinion " those selling y. and more pssl,c-
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equal IN proprietary remedies. and thai il v
certain speciic Is fact ihst csunos De die
puted- Truly Yours. y J WocD & Go.
s. X. MANN A CO. Pfcprictors.
Gallon, Ohio. Sold BY all good Drug
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DRUG STORE.
Is a 4 q y L w Z @ \

os WEST SIDE oF FuRLic serAEE,
MOULD respectfully inform the rilztnr
w Of ID bois county and iis vicinity, that
he has femaved his Drug store 20 the vest
tide OF The Public square, 10 the house for
merIy occupied BY Wo. Brstz. and hss jusi
opened a splendid assortment Of
American, German and
French Drugs 4 Medicines.
Likewise, complete stock Of paiu's, oIs.
raruishe~. dyesinii-, perfume-v. stationery ~
sll kinds. tarry soaps, shaw .ng erean. Gao
49,. starch, sd tobacco, cigaf, ink-. pens,
fine canister powder. faaey articles, &c.
Also. large supply Of
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