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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-06-11

CHAPEL IILL.--oa account Of cur not arriving at
Chapel Hl.in time, unable to take notes of
the address Of D. K. McRac, Esq. We sorry
we could not give @ny portion of it to readers
because it WAS spoken Of as the best address
delivered in those classic halls. a gentleman well
worthy Of being considered Judge in such matters
remarked that though Mr. McRae stood preeminent
orator yet in this instance he excelled himself
We also unable to give any account of the
speech Of the President or Sec. Thompson both Of
whom made better speeches, have heard, than
at as1y other place
We attended the exercises Of the sophomore class
ii TIE chapel on the evening of arrival. We
considered them superior in every respect. Master
Do5bin Of this place, who OF the orators, is
an honor to the town, and has won golden opinions
from class mates and strang gers. and none
pleased with his perform than ourselves Young
Master Stelman Of our town is another young man
who viii make his mark in the world he IS a fluent
speaker and close student. Go on young men we
are proud of you. Your are the ones who are to
take stand in the gret events of nation; buckle
your wit determination to conquer or
oie-you Will succeed-but to do this be not salts
fed with the position you may have already obtain
ed in your classesbl.t press forward to the attain
lnent Of the highcst possible scholastic standing
W e were favored by the President with the
original letter Of Invitation the city Of Rich
mond, Va, which oed and here give:
RIcHMoNp. June 2d, 1859.
To JAMES BUCHANAN. President
SIR:
The committee of invitation
Of the Democratic Association Of i. .chnond. on be-
half Of the citizens Of the city, tender you, most
respectfully invitation to visit city your
return " well assured that ,.cquiescence
to invitation would give einIninen satisfaction
to the Democrats and the citizens generally. We
viii be proud t. salute the Chief NJ g.srate Of the
Union in ackllowIed} }rnent Of many fayors to her
and Il the South throush ya,lr adn iistraton. and
the citizens of Richmond III take special pleasure
to tender to you their gratitude for the firm. able,
and decided stand you have taken III defence ot
tire rights Of the State ard tie States generally.
! Ba so kind as 10 reply by telegraph. and state
your acceptance of invitation, and the time il
will suit Your convenience to honor with visit
with assurance of respect. esteem ami a'nira
ton Of your distinguished administration. are
very respectfully, your o5elieut servants a1lt
friends.
L. W. GLAZEBROOK,
WILLIAM GUILD. Jr
WILLIAM +. RITCIIlE
BENZ. NJ. DEWITT,
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-06-11
L. w. GLAZEBROOK,
WILLIAM GUILD. Jr.,
WILLIAM +. RITCUiE
BENZ. NJ. DEN 1T,
WILLIAM FLOYD,

The Richmond Independent Blues have offered
their services as an escort.
1t is Impossible for the President to attend as
business Of Importance calls him to Washington
by Tuesday.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-06-11

new FLoUR-Tbe frst load of new Flour
WAS brou ,ht to market yesterday f.oin Mr
Harris Tysor of Moore county. and sold 70
Messrs D. & w McLaurin.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-06-11

- The rroprietors of the Daily Bulletin have
purchased Cylinder Press and intend issuing in q
few days. a weekly paper to be called the "Catauoa
Journal" It will contain thiIt columns OF read
ing matter, and viii be mailed to subscribers for
S. 80 per apaup u ADVANCE
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-06-11

We were favored by the President with the
original letter Of Invitation from the city Of Rich
mond, Va, which copied and here give:
RICHMoND. June 2d, 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29
HOWARD ASS OCIATIOu,
PHILADELPHIA.
Reaevo 'snt Imssstxsion esfablisAsd ~ 9setal -.
doscnsnf. foe Me RsliJ n az dsck 80
Distressed, afflicted sctA VtrH5eae
n,A Rs,id>vnio DSAA0nnn

MAJ
4 Be.evo'.nt Inssssssion esfaosisAsd ~ Fsetaia-
d''is: .... q. s q; a.5 IL: - v: srsz -
and xPtdsmto Dsss0ssa.
vJ,Hu HOWARD ASSOC AfioN. In vssv ~ Ne
i awful destructi,n o. human liSs cause ~ oexu-
81 disea les, and the dscrpticus pra ttc~i uDco -
un.',.unes a,sss,.,ss eorsu,,,r. .s,scs -
charitable Ct worthy OF ~ cir name, ~ opsn ets.
ptnssYy the treAme Of this class ~ d saseo,
in I'll their forms, and 70 give meatca sAvscs gsos0
70 all .ho apply by letter With ton 81 sAstr
condisn, (age, occupattn, habits Of life. AL 80
In case Of extreme poverty TO furnkh ne tcis ssrs
Of arg., II Il needless TO add that III ociaatsa
commau d. the highest m,fical skn OF the se-. anA
will furnish th- most Apr owed modern -~atD~nt
The Dreciors Of the aseoeiation. In th- annuA, ~
port upon tYsstu sn Of xual dirasee, empress
tn highest satisfaction With the success which AAe
attend the iabcrs o. IN II In ths a
sparmatto bps .. mnal weaknese norTf -, sieet
syphilis the vice OF onantsm or self sbuoe, dteea -
Of the lidn ~ arc BLADDER, &c. and orisY cSosin.
nance - tie same plan the ensuina year.
The Directors revie~ Of the pest, feel essurs1
that their laboYs in this rphsre q ben violent e9os
have been Of great benent to tn" s0ictd q, esp eay
selves. with renewed SEAL TO t0is very mpcfsas. ~
much de pieed cause.
| IN admiral report on spsrmatcrrhos. OF ssni-
nal weakness the vice Of Ooarism, massuroetoo. ~
slf-sbue and other diseases Of The sexual csgsns,
by the suit ng Win be ~ nj ~ mall (tn
sealed enve pei. free Of charge, on receipt Of Two
nature ana treatment Of sexual dseases. dtes, 10
constantly being pupiishcd for grat1itcos 0istSt
button and will be sent TO the sm,ctrd. Ss~sos she
| ne ,em~iies and methods Of nestmsnt diseovere1
during the last yasr ere Of great vaiue.
Address for Report or trea inert, Dn. J. 0kIls-
| LIN HOUGHrON, Acting Surgeon, howard Asse.
| ciation, No. 2 south Ninth street. Phisdephia,
| Peunsylvsnia
By order Of the Directors.
RzRA unARTWHLL HAst1ea1.
Gao. FAtROHiLD. SAmet"vv. Js9e-~1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29
Mississippi 4 Missouri r. r,

Trains run by Chicsgs tirne, which 1, twelve mia
utes faster than Davenport time.
ON and aftsr Monday, April ilth. 1859. ana snsil
~ further notice, trains viii leave DavsnpoSs. scs
Auseatine, Columbus City, Washington Aad leWN
Oity (Bundays excepsed) - follows:
ist Express and fall Train u $50 4 =
TRAINS will leave Davsnp port for Chicssodaily, o1o
lays excepted as follows:
IL. Mail Train, u 10 10 Z
VI Express Train, at e9sp
Trains arrive ~ Davsnpers daily. psslays ssesD
eed) ~ follows:
lot Express Train q eSAu
ID Mali Train, at 6A
FROM TEE WEST.
list Man Train, At S3Opu
Trains run BY Chicago time, which II twelve MIN
utes fsster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport will make oooneettceu
ct Counbs City, Warrington aud Iowa CITY win
the western stage Co.'S stages for all points West.
TIE Passenger Train connects ~ Rock Island mn
CHICAGO Rock Island Railroad trains for Ell roirts
East, North Snd South.
Passengers s'- reminded Of the necessity oSs4vine
distinct direction 10 the destination Of their -.
gass. before ticking hsis ssaasfa
lie cars.
n. b. The Morning 40 10 NJ trait sor II. nsss
con ects at j lie: 18th traips Michigan Can.
al at the Jupcti6 with trains IN The Pits.
burg, p Wasne 4 Chics 90 h 4; ~ Chicago vrth
trains on the nichissn Southern and Michigan Cea-
trail Rail Roads.
aprls JOHN p. TRACY, sups.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29
Joy q N d q q d N e -
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

CINoE the Introduction Of that World Renowned
= medicine, DIR HAkN'S AGUs BAISAA, In
the Western Country IN especially the pat season,
II has brought health and happines into more fami
lies than any remedy upon record The question
would naturally aYis, why 10 ths2 Because II does,
in all In the tn ,test tne arrest chils fever
AID agne In Its wsrst form, and tn all cases per-
forms q speady cure. Persons res ding In msarious
districts using this baleam asionalIy during the
ckly season need have no fears OF an attack OF aeue
II Is Their fore highly recommend Is sure proven
taive, II rsed in smell doses daily during that par
tioular tine when this class Of diseases prevail =
For want OF space can only ofer . few u the
ms ny evidences In iis favor.
Bucyrus. ohio, Feb. 18Th, 1858.
DIR. MANN 4 co Gallon, Ohio Cents we
at loss to hnd language suficieDt 70 portray 10
the public the great este m IN which your celebrated
Agus Bdlsam 10 held In this community The fsct
Is fats TO asue !" it's vor.t forms. and
We can sell nothing else. Yours &C
HOLRhRT & TAILOR, Druggists.
CorrnGt, Mas, Oct Goth. 1853.
NHaeRS 4. K. MANN Il CO. Gents - Having
1t thoroughly III many severe cares Of org standing
where all Of the popular remedies Of the day ad
failed, found In all cases, your Essam effected
safe and speedy cure. 1t 10 just the medicine we
want here Ia the South. Respectful yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
N.r York, Feb 23d 1853.
NIssRS 8 K NAM Il CO-0erts IL have
at our house IN Ut. L'uis, sold your Agpe 6slssm
me- three wears and have carefully its eff
fects, md must In caDdor say, ] do not I've u
has an equal n the history oil medicine !. 70 Diy
per .onal kn awedge, cures nty every Gaze,
and have known 1t used after all other remedies
had Jailed, with the same happy result. have no
hesitation In pronounciDg II the greatest dtcoveTy
ever made in internit, ent remedies, and perfect
triumph chills, fever and asue.
Respectfully, Oh WOOD q co.
s. K. MANN Il CO., Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29
FORSALEORLEASE.

Fer Sale.
AON1 hundred and twenty Building lots in an
=. Addition to the town Of Port Byron.
These lots arc eligible and handsomely situated on
ehe bank Of the Mississippi They vii b sold
tonable terms.
For particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Durfee, Pratt D
Co;, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, BsQ LeClaire,
or OF JOHN KING,
Dand Agent. No So Brady street.
q Also. numberless desirable pieces OF land In
and near the cities OF Davenport and lie Claire and
near Port By On. novgO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

tshl,shed TWENTY YRAIs-save saved thnc- 49,
from the Grave-aud their work of mercy = haAf
completed. Try them. They arr warranted.
HEkRICK 4 mo.
Practical Chemists, Albany. y Y.
Bold at wholes ale and retail BY eli DruGU1seo y
Daven port, and BY Dealers everywhere
?. r. n. H. L. n. PALMER, fSavelllng Aga
aug22 daW nj psge1yr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29
RAILROADS
Chicago + Reek Island Railreol
NH - So. .a~>~er>>

nN and afser SUNDAY Dec. 9th 1855, end uas1l
Ofurther notice trains will lsave AocA 1siAAd dang
Sundays excepted, - foows:
LIST mail train 1t 10. - y
ID freight II 10 7
I'd night express els p. =.
Trains arrive At RooA Island daily, 0undays 81
copied, a. folloWs:
LIST night express ~ y - 4. H.
I'd freight trains A. SOp. J.
ID NATL train At 1.00P. u.
All trains over this rosA IN direct ocnnexioo q
Chicago with trains both the 0ichiGan 0Lutheyn
Michigan Central, PIT. sLuYg, Port wayne and Chica-
60 Rail Road 70 and from Detroit. fcseds.
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, PttsbarsA,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Yails, albany. Msw YosA,
Philadeiphia, baltimore and washingtoo. Also q
LaHAlle with trains u the Iinois O~utral hGs1-
North 70 0Aiena and South 70 st. Louis and Caaro .
which placcs tchets can BE- procured of
w. b. 0remnelie, Ticket Aesos,
Agents, d. =. Depot. nOcA lslanA.
Passengers reminded Of the necc soaty u e1v1nD
d. directions the destination Of their ooo
gsa 70 procure tickets before TAKING their s.nno
In the conductors COLLECT fares only 70 50.
tions, line OF the Chicago Rock Island rsilrosA.
JOHN ?. TRACY, Bupesint01aas.
WI AZ, Asst Sup't.
Aoct and. Dec. 8, 1873 tdt0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29
MEDICAL.
Flagg'sG Good Sauna. ans
Iuensedt0ts RclSs


Flagg's Good sauna. ans
Inseuseot0ts RclSs
Keep Il in your Family. for Sickness
comes whom you do not expect It.
TyHIs IL n Internal and Kxtesnsi Medicine, cou-
j posed of Roots, Herbs, and barks, such - our
forefsthsrs uset There 10 Bountifui supply onshe
Esr'h to cure oil Complaints II We only hnew what
they were And nov the Good Samaritan brings 10
good news and giad tidinU.
~ IL g DsscOcere1 !! ~
Suffer - loDeor; 1t Is . relief.
~ TIE APPLICATION o.
NagI's G00d Samaritan
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
You can be CURED OF tie following so@plauts: such
~ Tooth Ache. In one minute, 70 the most painful
tscks Of Rheumatism, nine cases out OF ten, In less
thSn one hours time, vig-0esd Ache, Ear Ache,
Esur:ig. Coughs. Colds, Asthma Broncnitis. Group.
eoinA Affections Pain In the Back or Side. Stiffness
In the JOINTS Collie and Cr.mp Pains. ksysipss, In
famed Eyes, Sore Shrost, Cuts, Bruises, Bur rs,
eprAns, Chapped Hands, Frosted Feet and Chill
blains.
is not the Intention Of the undersigned TO assert
for this medicine that It will do impossible things
cure all manner Of diseases; for the old ssyipg is
medicine that Is good for every thing Il good for
nothing" It's true. We only claim b cure one
line Of diseases and for the above named oomplaints
this medicine is without an equal.
The best proof you have OF the merits Of ar.
tice, In to see what II Will do. Ny operations on
Pains decidedly the most eectual, BY the sppi-
Cation Of this wonderful medicine, any In the
country Tbs is admitted by oil Who have tried It.
I would have the public understand that h-ve
humbus article TO dispose Of, would be In the
business II the same Was not truly and purely legti
mate. Ny medicine 10 held in all places where IT has
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29
I'D w e ngs For sale
Q Ell FL "A r.
VTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ONE, A
i double, or
All the Dwellings In his Row,
ON BRADY STREET,

BET. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH SITS.
The ground rent on which these dwellings stand is
Ing few months to run. The double houses Rave
double stills. and sre Joined tog ther only BY the 81.
ding, and all strong and vel built frsme., and II de-
sired can easi be removed.
These houses have q, :, and eleven rooms, ali pa
pered, sash hung on pnllies, each louse pleasant
s,oop above and below, lots We shaded, good well OF
water to s,ch house c,stern and C. lar
Any person with small means can procure himself
pleasant home by buying one OF th-se single or
double housss. part Of the payment can be ex-
tended some time, and but little more than the an
nual rent will be TequiI ed In hand.
The Large Brick Dwelling House in
which live, corner OF Twelfth snd Br. oy streets
Is for sale. The lot is 2l4 front by 1850 feet to
Al alley on which there 10 no incumbrance and can
be sold on long time.
ALSO,
The Two Story Brick House, corner Of 10th
and Perry Streets in hicn J. J. Ltndey now lives.
Lot 60 by ITO fet. coed wstr cellar, aud house well
finished, cont aiming r0cms.
This property Is a. . free from sncumbranoe, and
can be sold en- eAsy terms.
Fine Span Of Young, Well Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harness. and first
rate Luz Der Wagon, cheap. Apply TO
mayll 7. @. fAD6. or I. W HARRISON.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-06
EXPORTS FROM RAJ TTNORE
For shipplngIntelligence, see 4th page

NEW CHURCH TROUBLE IN PRUssA-Professor
Hengstenberg, the spiritual chief of the orthodox
Lutheran party in Prussia, has been formally ac-
cused of insulting the 0ber- Kirchen- -Rath or hioh
est constituted authority of the established Church
OF this country The circumstance is most remark
able in its way. Under the old reqine the Ober-
kirchen-Rath (Supreme Council of the Church.
was almost exclusively composed of men sharing,
and even exageerating, the Pietist creed of the
learned professor. These, on the fall of the Man
teuffel Ministry, resigned. Their places were taken
by men differing from the religious principles of
their predecessors about in the same proportion az
the present Hohenzollern Cabinet is more liberal
than the ex-Manteutfel administration. One proof
OF this is the mder practice adopted by them rela-
tive to the marriage of parties divorced 1t is
against what is called their unchristan behaviour
In this respect, that Professor Hengstenberg pro-
tested in his clerical paper. As he was not over
particular to refrain from pei sonal offence, the
Ober-Krchen-Rath though the insults were offered
in the name of God, availed themselves of the op
portunity thus afforded, and resorted to judicial
prosecution. They at the same time, by a circular
addressed to the whole clergy, notified the event in
the most public manner, thus indirectly admonish-
ing the friends of Hengstenberg to refrain from
indulging in similar steps. ...
statuary in bronze, at Paris, named Crozatier,
has left by testament annual income of 500 francs,
which sum is to be devoted to prize to be awarded
annually to the best chaser of bronze silver, who
shall produce the most perfect work during the
year. According to the conditions of the will, a
committee is to be appointed to decide upon the
merit of the works submitted, in the following
manner: One of the committee must be a manufac-
turer of bronze statues, and nominated by workmen;
two others must be workmen, cbasers respectively,
OF figures and ornaments, and nominated by man
ufacturers; the remaining member must be a
decorative painter or a sculptor, nominated by
the manufacturers. Tc insure the qualifications
OF the parties concerned, especially the werkmen,
they are registered by one of the government
projects
A man was fined $40 and costs in Cincinnati on
Tuesday for stealing an umbrella.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-06

Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock. a.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to adj
l0urnment. Present-WILLIAM McPHAn, ESQ.
President, and all the members
Mr.. MUSsLEMAN offered a petition of the tax ma v
ers OF the southwestern section the city, askinn
an appropriation for fitting up park located on the
lot bounded by Fremont, Ridgely, Russell. and
Hamburg streets. On motion the petition was re-
ferrcd to the Committee on HIGHWAYS
The Committee on Markets submitted a report in
favor of tearing down the present Centre market
house located between Second and Lombard streets
and building new one.
Mr.. MUssLEMAN offered resolution asking an ap-
preparation of 81 900 for repairing the Calvert
street spring and beautiying the grounds about it.
referred to the Committee on Highways.
The report of the Conference Committee on dis
count OF .axes, allowing a discount of per cent on
all taxes paid before the 18th of the present month";
was read.
Mr. MCPHAIL (resigning the chair to Mr.. Eli
cott) took the floor and remarked that he did not
see any necessity for adopting the resolution of the
committee lie said that citizens rush
ing into the office of the Collector to pay their taxes
ana save AZ per cent and he thought it was useless
10 meddle with the matter if the public were salts
ned Besides, if the Council altered the per cent
age, the Collector would have an infinite amount of
trouble IN paying back the half per cent due those
who had already settled their tax bills.
Remarks were made by several other members
when upon motion the whole affair was laid upon
the table.
The Branch then adjourned
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-06
BOARD OF TRADE
Honttarp ana Commercial 8ebitu.
BALTIMORE, May 5, 1855

BALTIMORE, May S, 1859.
There was some movement the Board to-day in
Stocks, but the mari ct for them is st II inactive The
leading fancy Baltimore and Ohio Raroad was rather
stronger than yesterday but of the other stocks
on the list steady yesterdays TIL sales of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad add up SIS opened
at S57% regular way and 57 seller CD days exdvdend
but prices subsequently fell and the closing sales were
made at S57S regular way, and SIS seller co days The
only sale at the buyers option 60 days so
at $57s The stock closed at S57 bid s57I asked
lar way, the closing bid being advance of on the
closing bid of yesterday. There was nothing done in
Northern Central Railway as on yesterday at
Sl9H bid, S20S asked regular way Loans ontnue firm
These is good inquiry for them and sales to-
day Of $500 Maryland 6s 1890 at 104H 81 Baltimore
City 6s 1873 at eS which is advance of H 800 do
6s at 1890 at 9A 81 900 do 6 1890 100 900 North
ern Central Railway 1885 bonds II and $500 Nor
western rginia second mortgage bonds COX. CITY
6s closed at 9'4 bid for 1855 99A bid 100 asked for
1905, and Railroad bonds left s64 bid for Bat-
more and Ohio 1s75's; SO bid, S3H do 1855
lH BID 72 asked for Northern Central 1Ss5s 90 bid 92b
asked for Northwestern Virginia first mortgage; and 69
bid, 70 asked for do. second mortgage bonds. Bank
stocks are generally firm. There however but few
Offering, and none sold to day
The Exchange Bank of this city has declared dividend
OF IL per cent for the last months payable on and
after the 10th inst
Foreign Exchanges continue firm but the market il not
particularly active The rates to-day are as follows viz
London, bankers bills, 11Os llOa do. commercial do
no. Paris GO day bills SILK; do short sight 5f7b;
Antwerp 5fl1A; Bremen 7eH; Amsterdam 4lKG4lA x;
Hamburg 37Hg37S; Cologne 734; Frankfort 4I%(d42
NO rrr,,x