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DENTAL NOTICE.

HRS. s. A. MCDOWELL & B. F. ARRINGT0y
E1 having entered into co-partnershp in the praua
Of Dentistry would respectfully inform the public i
they permanently located in Godsboro, and fully pre-
pared to perform all operations in the various branches
the profession, in the most thorough aud approved
The manufacturing department being under the care
DR.. Mcdowell who has had enlarged experience in the art
the following styles of work will be furnished
bic terms to those requiring artificial Continues
Block very beautiful and desirable style of work "CO
tnuous Gum" Sectional Block" on Gold; the ''Vuc.
mite B,se" and the various styles of single teeth
The above styles OF work will be furnished to the pr
fession when desired. at usual rates.
Goldsboro,'N c., March 20, 1859. 11-wtf
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A Beautiful thought is suggested in the Koran:
angels, in the grave, will not question thee as to
the amount of wealth thou hast left behind thee,
but what good deeds thou hast done, while in the
world, te'entitle thee to seat among the blestp'
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From the Asheville News.

DECLlNATION OF HON. w. w. AVERY.
Below will be found letter from Mr.. Avery, de-
Ginning contest for the nomination for Congress,
before the District Convention which assembled at
this place last Friday. The letter is post marked
the 1Sth ard intended and ought to have reach
ed us the 10TH in time for publication last week.
Owing to mismanagement on the route somewhere,
it did not reach us until the evening of the 21st 1t
was read before the Convention, and its noble sent
ments and lofty patriotism created profound sensa
ton in that body. Mr.. Avery has given the very
best evidences of his devotion to the principles for
which he has so long and so ably battled He has
clearly shown that with him principles are every
thing-sef nothing. His country will yet force
him from his retirement, and claim the services
which he is so well qualified to render her in the
councils of the nation. Though defeated last year
by means and appliances the foulest resorted to
in political history he occupies place in the hearts
of the Democracy second to that of no man. and
when he shall choose to enter the field again, the
true and faithful men in whose hands are the desti
MES of the country, will rally to his standard with
an enthusiasm and devotion that will sweep every
thing before them.
His letter is model Misunderstanding only
the most ardent devotion to his country and to the
principles of the Democratic party as the best means
of maintaining our rights and preserving our equal
ity.
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NOTICE.

NOTICEs
TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
Il liens of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
continue 10 carry the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in RAJ
leigh, ut WIN. Ii. HOlLOMAN'S OLD STAND. l have
the Smith that had last year, his business is shoeing
Horses and working Farming Tools he also do
work Carriages. nope, by strict attention to business
to share liberal patronage.
JOHN WYATT
January Il, 1885,. 3-wly
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A Cure for the Piles! -.
HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED &c YEASSii

HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED 26 YEAFFiI
IL with this terrifying disease, and finding no re'eS
finally discovered VEGETA BILE OINTMENT which, II
ieive, is unparalleled in its efficacy Having cured E
and many others offer this remedy to the puy hp
as the most speedy cure discovered Il is no lint
humbug. could produce many proofs but as 8 tae d viii
men is out its merits, those that
be the best judges after using the Ointment BY sew Vii
One Dollar and cents in Post Office stamps, D'A :"
be sent anywhere in the United States. uy
o''eSS' Raleigh, NJ;
May 7, 1885,. ls-Wi"
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TO PHYSICIANS

a PHYSICIANS SITUATION Is FOR SALE, WITH
of NorthCaro!na The purchaser will be introduced to
practice which produces from 800 to year. and
constantly increasing Good society and good schools 1t
is of the best locations in the State for regular Ply
stefan who is willing to work. Terms easy.
Enquire of the Editors of this paper.
January l. 1883 2-wtf
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

n T W,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
VIII attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston, and Harnett.
Office on Fayetteville Street. opposite the Lawrence
Hotel.
Raleigh, March 81, 1859. 1e-wtf
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What is worse than raining cats and dogsg Hail.
ing cabs and omnibusses.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A VALE
Il able Tract of Land lying three and half miles Ws
OF Greensborough, the Salem road containing 800
about one half of it in timber, which there is gl
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six roouA
each about 90 feet square, Barn. Stables and necesr
out. buildings, with good Well of water.
The place is well watered and has good meadow LANDS
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco, and portions of this place
are thought to be equally well adapted to the growth
tobacco
Persons in want of place would do well to examine ti
premises. credit will be given, and bond with approve
security required The title will be reserved until the pu
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL
GreeDsborough, Jan. 81, 1859. 4-wtft
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manifested by the fact that at oil times when the
court is in session, the court room is crowed by
hundreds of citizens.
The assertion that witnesses and jurors are or
have been intimidated by the small military detach-
ment near the court house, is without foundation
while the real fact is that the witnesses have been
threatened and intimidated by the very inhabitants
who are said to be so much terrified
To such an extent has this been carried, that wit
nesses who appear and testify behalf of the pros
ecuton are compelled to seek safety under the pro-
lection of the troops that are here; many Of them
having signed petition requesting that the troops
shall not be removed, and representing that their
security and safety depend alone on their presence
In regard to the statement that the troops are
here without consultation with his excellency, the
court has vet to learn that it is subservient to- and
cannot act except under executive dictation.
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ICE! ICE!!

ICE! ICE!!
nUR ICE HOUSE is NOW FULL OF FINE BOSTON
Ice and will be ready for delivery to Season Custom
ers on the LIST day of May.
Those wishing to engage for the will please send
in their with the amount wanted during the present
week. as a limited number only can be taken.
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD
April rs, 1852. 4O-9t.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

A PHYSICIANS SITUATION IS FOR SALE WITH
IA Real Estate pleasant village in the southwestern
part of Virginia.
The purchaser will be introduced to practice which
pays from $4,000 to 81 500 year. and constantly ncreas-
ing Good society and good schools 1t is first rate To-
cation for regular Physician.
Enquire Of the Editors Of this paper.
April IL, 1859. l6-wt*
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NOTICE.
A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE OF
"A Calvin Jordan deceased hereby notified to make
immediate payment and settlement, longer indulgence
cannot be given and all persons having CLAIMS against
said estate will present them for payment within the time
prescribed by law, this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery; this the Sth of April, 1889.
II. B. JORDAN, Admir-
l5-w5t
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HOOPS! HOOPS!!
IL 200 Skeleton Hoop Skirts at 81 25c
Just received by
W. Il. D. R.. 8, TUCKER.
Raleigh, Jan. 20, 1852. At
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TO DRUGGISTS.

TO DRUGGISTS.
A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
IA of the University of New York. and prac oner of
years experience. desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such stua-
tiun that his health will admit of the exposure rc-
dent to the practice of medicine The satisfactory
references given both character and qualification
Address, MEDICUS,
Pittsboro' n C.
December o. 1853 swift
J. L. BRIDGERS. G. ". WHITFIELD.
BRIDGERS AND WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TARBoRo, n. C.
One or both may be found about their Office from to
O'clock serv dav.
Office next door above D. Fender & Co.'s Store
January 10, 1859. 3-w6mpd.x
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MoRGANToN, April 10th, 1859.

VuohGANToN, april 1otn, looS
To the Editor Of the AshriUs Neus:
beg leave, through the columns of your paper,
to respond to the many kind solicitations, recently
addressed to me, urging me to compete for the NOM
ination before the Convention which will be held at
an early day, to nominate Democratic candidate
for Congress in this District
My name will not be before the Convention as an
aspirant for Congressional honors indeed, could
not consent to enter the present canvass in any
event. as business engagements have been made for
the summer which imperatively preclude me from
doing so. declined some time since, any connec-
ton as candidate with the ensuing election, and
the Democrats in this vicinity generally appraised
Of this determination !; but as my trans-montane
friends seem not to have been advised of my wishes
in this regard have felt constrained to make this
public announcement
Whilst withdrawing thus psremptoraly, from
themore responsible and active la5ors of candida
cy shall no: consider myself relieved in any de-
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-.H
- NETT COUNTY, Harnett Superior Court of Law
and Equity, November Term, lS5S-Henry NJ. Turner,
complainant, against ]. R. Gilmore & Co., defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In this case appearing to tie satisfaction of the Court
that J. R. Gilmore Co. lives beyond the limits of this
State therefore ordered by the Court that publca
ton be made for six successive weeks in the North Caroline
Standard paper published in the City of Raleigh N c.
notifying the said defendants of the filing of this bill and
that unless they appear at the next term this Court to
be held at the Court House in Toomer the sth Monday
after the 4th Monday of March, 1885, then and there to
plead answer demur to the said BILL the same will be
taken pro ccnfesso and heard er parte as to them
Witness Cornelius H. Cofeld Clerk and Master of said
Court OF Equity at office the 9Th Monday after the 4th
Monday Of September, 1858.
G. HARNETT COFIELD, c. &ME
March a. 1859. pr Adv. S. 6211) l2-w6t
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Call at the Raleigh New Cheap Cash Store,
No. 49,, FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
One door above James NJ 7oaoles)
IF YOU WISH TO GET BARGAINS 1 HAVE JUST
IL received from New York an entire new stock Of
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods
Of the latest styles and Importation which, having ba
bought after the great rush of trade was over at m
lower prices than those bought earlier which intend
sell at small advance first COST call and for your
selves. hope my old friends and customers will give
call before buying elsewhere as think it will be 10 th
JOHN CREECH
April 25, 1859. l7-wlr
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DIR. DEEMS, SCHOOLS FOR BOTH sExE

DIR. DEEMS SCHOOLS FOR BOTH SEXE
WILSON, N. c.
VVNHIS INSTITUTION comprises schools of Lenguass
Il Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Music, Design AMI
Bellies Letres 1t has healthy location, ample Facu
and commodous buildings. The pupils charged from
their entrance only The students in the Male Departme
have the MILITARY drill without extra expense The yom
Ladies board with the Rector's family
For Circulars apply to
PROF. RADCLIFFE,
Wilson, n. C.
February g. 1859. 6-wSmpd.
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JUDGE CRADLEBAUGH, DENOUNCING THE
GOVERNOR

OF the Second judicial District, from the Bench
in Provo, on the 3Oth Warch, 1859, in reply to
the ADORE proclamation.
have received document from Alfred Cumming
Governor Of this Territory, which in its heading
purports to be proclamation, while in the body of
the document it would seem to be kind of protest.
Instead of being addressed to the General Comman-
ding the Department of Utah. it seems to be intend
ed for the public at large Taking the whole thing
together it seems to be designed to exasperate the
people of this Territory against the troops, to OBJ
struct the course of public justice and to excite in
subordination in the army. In this document Gov
ernor Cumming speaks of company of United
States infantry being stationed around the court
house, in which l am now holding a term of the
district court, and also of several additional compa
MES Of infantry, of artillery, and of cava
ry, being stationed in sight of the court house. He
also says that the presence of these soldiers has
tendency not only to terrify the inhabitants and
disturb the peace of the Territory but also to sub
vert the ends of justice, by causing the intimida
ton of witnesses and jurors. He says that this
movement of troops has been made without consul
tation with him. and against the letter and spirit Of
his instructions.
In regard to his statement that the troops are sta
toned around the court house at Provo, have only
to say that the assertion is not true They are sta
toned near the court house, and side of it.
The additional troops referred to as being within
sight of the court house. at least four miles dis
tant This assertion must have been designed to
create false impression to the relative situation
of the court house and the troops In regard TO thu
inhabitants being terrified by the presence of troops
it is proper to say that many Of them are very
much annoyed by their being here at this time; but
those who to be stricken with terror have fled
| the country on account of crimes committed by
them and the fear Of just punishment for their Of
fences. Among them are to be found several of the
jurors, presidents of stakes bishops and also civil
officers Of the territory 1t perhaps, proper tc
say that the grand jury selected by the county
court under recent act of the Legislature of this
Territory, which was signed and approved by thu
Governor; and that several notorious criminals
weremembersofit Thatnone but those who arecon
Fscious Of guilt are under the influence of fear, il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

TrSAs STATE CoTroN FAcroRY.-Thc Galveston
Nems of January 10Th has tho following in refer
ence to the State Penitentiary:
We learn from the State Gazette that for the
eleven months ending August 3lst, 1858, there
was II clear net profit of sc, 463 SO from the work
ing of the cotton and WOODEN factory of the peni-
Tertiary. while thedcfcit in other respects and in
other departments, amounts to Sl2,17S.S9. Thus
while the pursuit of the other branches Of labor
has resulted in a large loss to the State, the cot
ton and WOODEN factory has, by it's profits, enabled
the State to meet one half of the loss.
The Gazette learns that with the sanction of the
Governor, and approval Of the Directors, General
Besser has contracted for &c more looms and 2.37G
spindles. When these are erected, there will then
be 100 looms and 3. 1873 spindlcs; 400 of them will
be employed on wool. This increase will enable
the factory to turn "ut about n million and n half
of yards per annnm, worth S225, 600. There will
be consumed in this manufacture | 800 bales Of
cotton, aud l5o,00 pounds Of wool. This rur-
chase will give quite an impetus to the planning
and farming interest around the factory. Some
Of the machinery is now oiloat, and the whole of
it will, doubtless, be in operation by the meeting
Of the next Legislature. c
From the successful experiment Of cotton man.
ufactures, can be seen what may lie ACCOMPLISHED
| In other portions of the State, under tho more IN
vorable auspices of free and slave labor, instead Of
convict.
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Tobacco Manufacture in Par;s.

Approaching the Pont des Invalides, we so the
IMPERIAL mandatory Of tobacco-a government
monopoly. which is said to add to the revenue,
annually. 10 millions Of dollars. The value of
this establishment is sent down Mt one mil.
lion Il dollars The plant alone which in
clule the machinery aud tools is included.
in tie above estimate. aud represents a sum of
about Sl35,nUo. The tobacco leaves purchased
hy The Regie, and which, have previously been
dried in til. open mir by the planters. are brought
into the manuiectory. whore they are first suffice
ted 10 an operation. which is termed ecotnye. aud
Which coi-iSts in the removal VI the ribs Of the
leaves. This work Is generally performed by wo-
men. After the ecofdge. the dumping Of the tobacco
i proceeded with. This il done witt, n solution
Of yea salt, n substance which assists The fcrncnta-
trnn, but. mt the same time. prevents the mass frnm
assuming IA Iutrid character. The tobacco is then
roughly eat ur, aud in that state is laid up in vast
stores, where It Is allowed Ia icrneni. In these
Warehouses, which sometimes contain as much as
100000 k%il"grammes of tobacco, tire Fermentation
raises the temperature as high as seventy nr eighty
degrees: and there would even be risk nt carh mi
7nrion, If those immense masses were not occuslon-
ally nirel and shaken up.
When II is supposed That this fermentation has
rea he'd the height required TO produce all its
useful eiiects-that If, at the end Of five or six
mouths-thc portion of tobacco intonned 10 be
made in snuff is taken away, and made to undergo
"A fresh but miller fermentation. The dressed
tobacco passes through nils moved ny steam, ana
after being ground, is then siftcd. passed between
large cylindrical brushes. intended 10 break up
any small heaps into which the powder may lave
formed itself into tho in the sitting: and. lastly, it
is again passed through finer sleeves, which, it leaves
in the state in which it is sold. Tobacco for -ino.
king, after it has left the warehouse. where it has
undergone the process of fermentation, is first
placed in n machine which presses it tightly be.
tween II couple of boards; then, by the aid of an
other mechanism. II IL iuDclled towards "A sort
of Euillotine, which cuts it into extremely thin
slices. From that it in transferred toa first drying
machine, composed OF a number of brass channels,
warmed by steam and arranged something like
the pipes Of an organ. so rs To present the largest
possible amount of caloriiying surface. During
this operation, which lasts about twenty minutes,
the tobacco looscs about fifteen per cent, of its
weight. 1t is then taken to another room and
placed nn II second dryer. formed Of a number of
numhcr oi linen screens, arranged one over anotll-
"r, This second operation only takes about five
or six minutes.
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LYNCHBURG AGENCY
NEW YORK Life q

M y / I ~ IL - > L Il Nj
mccting ut ii, LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS for
Capitol. In the city OF Richmond. he d on TUE sDAY, FEB
kIAkl lsf, hoy, the following was unanimously ad ,pt,d d:
nave csainihed the report and exhibit OF the NV YORK Lrt
Insurance COMPANY. fur the wear ending the lst of Jann,rv
lsa9-rnd LONG satisfied with 10 pros prrou. condition. car.
daily commend it to the announcements and sun,or, n ,.
community The NEW YORK LIVE INsuR ANcE CoMPANy hs
now been In existence for fourteen years and it. CAM AL has at.
tanned the sum Of 81 ,59j 9l Sc invested in State Stocks and
Bonds, and Mortgages on Real Estate.
We think il a most profitable and safe mode of investinr
money. The pr"hts enure I" the benefit Of the insured, and
have averaged not less than THIRTY PER CENT. PER AN.
MUM on the PREMIUM PAID Beside, these inv.stmen,a
security. that One Hundred Thousand Dollars shall be d.p",.
lied wi:h tie STATE COMPTROLLER, to meet any lawful dc.
naniS which the Compan. may fail to pay.
We invite attention to the nature, objects and advantages Of
LIFE INSURANCE, as set forth by this Institution.
IL will be sfeu by ihe above statement, that thi, Comp,ny
is II II honrisl,ing condition.
Those dcsr ng inf, rmaion In regard to The subject of LITE
lNSURA nee, w"nli d. well 10 call On the Agents Of III,
above Company. VIII" will give them any information that ma,
le desired n tor reference, apply to either member OF the L0-
Cal. BOARD.
PRESIpGNT:
GtoHaE WirHE MuNfokD, (Secretary of Commonwealth Of
virginia.
THos II ELLIS. president James River & Kanlwha Cos
THos i. AUGUST. (Attorney nj Law)
JOHN BAGbY, ttarmer. King & Queen. Va)
XIV. e. ii RfAD. pastor United Prcsn Church
Key JAS. u TAYLOR, Corresponding Secy Sout.'n Baptist
Convrni,n)
W q PAINr Kent, Paine & Co, Merchan,s)
HtNfY X EIIfsON. (Shcrif)
CaAs w iUtcfIL. tHanker
NM NJ. SUTTON. do.
JANIS ruoMas Jr. Tobacco Manufacturer
koGth A PRYOR editor of tho States Washington, u. q
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
p. Il. GILNtR, NJ d AND THOMAS H. WALKER, MI
q W, b. rToN. Local Agent
&. 4. WORKMAN. Genl Ayr & Attorney for Va
l.. W. TROITEE, GENERA Agent.
OFFICE $40 MAIN Srntr 1T. RciNox3. Va.
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Tcsiin oninIs II om Foreign Counarirs.-A
pl'hs ng travelling companion, aud one that No person should
lac without, is Perry Davis Pam Killer. A sudden atta,k #
diirIhca, dysertary, or cholera morbus can be effeeiuaily and
inSianianeously relieved by it, 1t Is equally enectual i'll curing
scalds, buns, Ac.
Thomas $. Rannoy, writing from Rangoon, rurnsh, Deccrn.
Der -, $50, says 1t Is becoming more popular, aui in srsr.
raj instances am assured that the chol, ra has been arrested
aud le preserved by its use. The late prevalence 81 ctuier l
here has swept oil about all the Pain Killer hal, and lur,hae-
'.s DOSING TO me ior a supply viii lie disappointed IN my anil.
~ Ia salily them. Please send me an Invoice of $3.50 worth
l.! the fist opportunity"
carr ToW>, Africa, Jan -, 1886 - Messfs L Davis & S,i.
Dear Nns*-lhe Iaa Killer, ~. are happ. tos'y, - Rcifa :
In good reputc, here, and lts good qualities are h. NJ sPerc,aat
ed Lately, We have a great demand tor the Al Gle, and cont
IDENTITY atiieipa'" a large trade in the Pam Killer
BDRKOlAlLE THOMPSON lItIL 4 CO.
Tic stain ON linen, from the use ut the l. h, is easily r,lnJy-
I'd, by washing il in IA li,iIr alcohol.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
sold hy JOHN ii. SEAl. tvnohburg. Liar - 2w.
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A Ratification Meeting.

We should hold a grand ratification meeting
here at an carly day. Our central position; the
weIl-known Wing character If our population, to-
sether with the fact that the Gubernatorial candi-
date is our neighbor, demand that we should
move in this matter imme1iately-that we should
sound the keynote of that tune with which we
ahall march to the music Of the union OF all
parties, to sweep the Democracy from the State,
or cause them to "roost lower" for tho balance Of
their wicked lives. We must get up a grand hur-
rah