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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-12

FUKN1TURE! FURNITURE!
VNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE To
the Citizens Of Wake. and all the surrounding cum
ties, that he still keeps ON hand at his
Furniture Ware Rooms in Ralejxh.
q SQuarss East Of Caps Fear Raak,)
large and extensive assortment If the best Furnur.
sen As bureaus, Centre Tables, Secretaries Chairs I'LL
seads Wash Stands &C., &c. all Of which he will s.ll nn
tne most reasonable terms All orders puu anav .nS
faithfully attended TO ut short notice ""'
HENRY J. BROWN.
M AHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COMMON
~ Wood Collins, made to order un the shor,c,, n,;
az Also FlSk'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES t.r U,'s y.
siO3s. HENRY Snn,, "eear
April g, 1855. " ose"N.
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GREAT 1NDrCEMExrl
LANDECkER & KLINE
A RE ExDEAvORiNG TO MAKE ROOM FOB A
"A large Stock Of

SpSSuS Wo0 S0oo0et lsO00SV
end therefore. in asdcr 10 clear cot The vmspder II their
WINTER GOODS have To the eoosusssa ell seh
AZ Cost Price,
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Raleigh. Jan. 9. 1853 at
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND TOvvN
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
T T11e, & FOR For SALE PRIVATELY NY VALUABLE
East Of Raleigh and m;1.. % county .bou. ms
the sra"s % iss acres The land il we'll sdap,.S 70
"n & Winch S0 IL :v Wheat ssa and Corn and
Apple Orchard tie preses which ," rss s and
nrrasi an abundant crop Of fruit also o:r Sor ne
whsre h an improved 10. in the town Of FmnS;n,oo
IN successful oPeraton Ther. ID an ocs with two
There is sso l sa ,e;.: suitable , f.. physician
winch is we'll mbered and waersd 4 viii r."s orso.s
th 10. purchaser rs regards the land being taken Win
'"' "'' for further particulars address
DIR. II. n. WHITLEY
January Is, 1853. ~ ''''~"" ~''"'; ~
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NOTICE OF cO.PARrNERsHIP.

NOTICE OF CO.PAKTNERSHIPs
MIR. SAMI. D. HICKS, formerly Of Granville County.
lvl North-Csrolina, and late Of the firm Of Brownlsy
Hicks of Petersburg Va, is this day admitted to partner
ship in my house. The business Will be conducted undr
the firm and style of d. T. WILLIAMS HICKS. I beg
to return grateful my pa;runs and
friends for the liberal support and patronage bestowed
for the past three and request continuance Of
the the concern, with that the unit
ed efforts Of the house will be devoted To their interests
AL pei having claims against will please present
them for immediate payment and those indebted for cash
bills requested u early practicable Adj
made though, faith Of produce, WILL If desired
be transferred to the new OOncern.
D. T. WILLIAMS
Richmond, Jan. ], 1859.
d. +. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS 4 GENERAL
AGENTS
OF
TOBACCO, WHEAT, &C.,
No. Shocco slip,
RICHMOND. Va,
Offer their services to the Planters Of Virginia and North.
Carolina. and the trade generally.
Particular attention paid to forwarding manufsc.
tued Tobacco. and filling orders; and liberal advances
made on all consgnments in hand.
d. T. WILLIAMS
SAML d. HICKS.
Late Of Brownley Hicks. Petersburg. Va
January 4, 1859. S-sna
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES.
IN MONDAY THE l4TH MARCH NEXT, and dav,
~ following. shall prueeed to cell. ct Public Vsodcc
SOr Cash, all the remaining stock Of
RI Goods Wares and AercAanAise
conveyed 70 me. - Trustee. BY Joax r. Wieorxs m
Stoek eo9sss o. IaIKs quantity u new and ishiooshs
ALI PERSONS indebted to John W. wisRiss BY q.
STUNT OF will settle with between now snd
sa'o y" ao ~'e' Eo7nef Indulgence cannot Be givvn.
r.,..a "a a. ,... GEO. w. BROOKS Trustee
- Aoss. 49,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-12

pERFUMERY!-AFIN FINE SUPPLY OF LUBtNs,
PHALONS' AND BAZONS perfumery snd fancy
GSoas such .. Extracts Soaps Pomades Tooth and Hail
brushes. Combs, Satches. Pocket BookA 10.
For sale at the Dr1gstose Of
WILLIAMS HAYWOODS
Oct Z, 1883. si-T
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-12

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Crop Of 1853.
a LARGE SUPPLY. COMPRISING ALI. OF THE
Tho popular varieties just received and for sale at
Raleigh. Jan. "a, 1859. linn.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

Mrs. G. p Brister, editress of Newark
tO.) Times, writes in her paper Of January
20. 1858. as follows:
RE- We know that Dr. Roback's Scan
dinavian Remedies are all they claim to be.
The DIR. presented us with few bottles OF
his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and box
es of his Blood Pills last summer, which
pnt new life into us. They invigorate,
strengthen and leave the system in better
condition than stimulants usually do. and
have no depressing effect. We feel safe in
recommending the Blood Purifier to all
suffering from debility. be the cause what
it may. the Pills have this popularity, they
are porerfaliy active. and at the same time
leave the patient stronger and in an i'm
proved condition, different from most
drastic remedies. Try them with the Blood
Purifier and you Will feel like many who
have been relieved, and willing to add
your testimony to their efficacy.
See advertisements mil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15
Old Mems Meeting.


The following notice was handed to us
for publication, by one of the oldest and
m ost respected citizens o. our town. We
hope the meeting will be held. and that all
the Old Men now residing in the county
will attend. 1t cannot fail to he an inter-
esting and profitable occasion. The citi,
zens of Plymouth, we would suggest,
should make arrangements TO honor the
pattiarchs with proper reception and
provide public dinner for them on the day
Of their meeting ias ri
! All the Old Men living in Marshsll
county of the age Of seventy and upwards
are requested to meet at the Court House.
in Plymouth. on the 2,l Monday in Janu-
airy next, at 1'o'clock, pm. for the pur-
pose offorming each others acquaintance,
talking over old times, and ascertaining
the number living in the county over 20
years of age. their former occupations, hail.
its of life. de-, &c. edAll who have reach
ed the age of6D ara also respectfully inri
ted to attend. To render the occasion
still more interesting and agreeable the
ladies' of all ages are requested to honor the
meeting with their presence. D.B.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

INDIANA JoURNAL.-We heartily com
mend tl.iss able and stauneh paper to- on,
Republican friends Of MARSHALL who may
Aq to sabscribe for One prLlished out oil
BE eoanl II. They win find it much more
useful to them in the approaching cam
-paign than any eastern paper. 1t contains
as much reading matter as any of them,
and viii. besides, discuss subjects Of vital
iAterest connected with our State affairs,
about which eastern papers know little or
nothing. and always do more harm than
good whenever tliey anulc toAthem. The
Weekly Journal will be sent to any ad-
dress for 3 u per annum;f ten copies. and
one to, getter mp Of club. for s10; 20 cop
les. and two to gettsr of club, 500 80
copies, amione copy of the Weekly ard
one Of the Daily to gctter mp of the club.
$50; 90 copies, and two copies of the
Weekly and two Of the Daily. to maker of
club. $780, Every club TO be sent to one
address. Prospectus next week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

B- /! has been said with some truth that people
never profit by the experience Of anybody but n
selves. We see this cxempIfcd every day in the
cases ofthose persons who are neglectng slight
coughs and colds. They have seen hundreds oil
instancesjust like their own, in which a neglected
cough or cold has its unfailing course and ter
minated in fatal consumption and vet they dc
not profit by the lesson thus taught them. 10 all
such we would say that John Bulls Compound
Pectoral of Wild Cherry offers to them sure.
prompt and safe remedy for all affections of the
lungs that are not absolutely incurable. And even
II their disease has been so long neglected as to
leave no hope OF "a perm inent cure. We know OF no
remedy that affords more temporary relief to the
sufferer thm this same Pcctoral. s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15
THE REPUBLICAN.
I. MATTiNGLY, EDITOR.
PLYMOUTH, md.
Thursday, 49,. December II, 1889.

CossREss-The House had not organ
lied up to Tuesday night 1at by IelectisH,
Speaker, aud when that result will be
attained it is impossible from present in
dicaiions to predict with certainty. On
ly three ballots have yet been had. Sher-
man. of Ohio. isthe Republican candidate,
and on the last ballot received Ito votes.
lacking 0. in full House. of a majority,
while Bocock, the Administration or I.e-
compton candidate, received 50 votes.
or less than. the party strength. no;with-
standing the FIVE spti-Lecompton members
from Illinois voted for him through Doug
las influence, who had the promise of the
Administration pardon. provided he
could induce all his anti-Lecompton friends
20 vote for Bocock. This, Davis of Ind.
Clark of y. Y. and Hickman Of Penn.
refused to do; preferring rather to vote for
Sherman. 1t is understood that five or
six anti-Lecompton Democrats stand ready
to vote for any Republican whenever
their votes will elect him. The Lecomp-
tonites, at last accounts, had moderated
their tone toward the antics and Ameri-
cans and were making overtures to them to
vote for Bocock, but some OF both tlaclar-
Ell they would not agree to any such ar
rangement. The Republicans have en-
deavorsd hard to continue the balloting.
but the Democrats. who are in minority.
have thrown every obstacle in the way of
an organizations. and upon them rests the
responsibility of the delay.
In the Senate the resolution introduced
by Mason of Va. to investigate the inva-
sion at Harper's Ferry has been the prin-
eipal topic ofdebate. Nothing else of con
sequence has been upon the tapis. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15
Gubernatorial.

We published on a. tiele last week. ON
our frat side from the New Albany 7ri-
d4ns, advoeatins lie uomipati@ d lIrs-
ny S.LASE. for g oxernor. which. 81 far
as tlst was con ernea. we G sdialy sPprp-
red,' but did not intend TO endorse What it
said in disparagement OF Judge MoRroS.
the Republican ,nominces fqr.G overnor jim
ls5bi We regard Judge Mas one Of the
ablest Republicans in the State. and would
yield him cordial support for Governor
in 1860. if he is tho nominee, as we did II.
1896. but regard III. S. LANE as the most
available man. Judge Morton's former
identification with the Democratic party,
leiore It became pro-slavery party.
should not and is not any cause of oljec-
tion to him among liberal anal right-think-
ing Republicans. ..., -, :. af..o1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

THE LITTLE PrLGnIM--Is issued monthly.
Leanior Lippincott. publisher. Grace
Greenwood. cditrcss. 1t is charming
paper for little boys and girls. It's month.
~ visits always create sensations of de-
light and JOY among the juvenilas of our
household. Every parent should send for
a copy. Terms-Single subscriptions sc
cents a year; > copies 81; II copies S.
and one to gctter up of club. Specimen
copies sent free Of charge. 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15
Senator Seward Denies.

pARIs, Thursday, Nov. IL, 1850.
Mr. Seward arrived here five days ago
from his trip to Jerusalem and the IIol,
Land. and is in good health and spirits
lie has had some adventures of dramatic
nature. and has found besides not few
obstacles on the route he has passed over
Mr. Seward Indignantly denies eeer hapins
heard Of the projected insarrection at Har-
per's Ferry. and although he recollects hav.
ing received call from man known a.
Col. Forbes. there pos no mention made o,
sueA, attempt at insurrecfion Col. Forbes
asked him for means for another object
which he refused, and that was all he
ever saw Of the individual in question:
Mr.. Seward goes home in the Arago, in
December.-Cor. ". y. Times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15
Republican victory in Kansas.

LEAvENwoRrH. Dee. 9.-The entire Re-
publican State Ticket is undoubtedly elect
ell by majorities averaging over 3.000.-
Every county yet heard from except Leav-
enworth. gives Republican majority
IIalderman. Dem. for Congress ahead OF
his ticket thus far.
Atchinson county. heretofore Demo
cratic stronghold, gives 100 Republican
majority. Three precints in Jefferson
county give a small Republican majority
Douglas comfy Lawrence gives 400 Re.
publican majority. Wyandotte county,
about 4 Republican majority gain oil
three hundre,l. lIalderman. Democrat,
for Congress, in Lcavcnworth county has
$50 majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15
DIR. Halls Balsan.

The vegetable ingredients entering into the com
position of DR.. Halls BALsAM for the Lucvs, ron
ders 1t at once Axrr YEBRiLE. TONIC and healing in.
its properties. the pulse is excited il soothes it,
the strength is declining, it restores it, and il the
lungs are naamed and ulceritol is threatened. il
heals and invigorates them. Such is the plos ply
ofits operation. and m1ny thousands rescued from
the verge of the grave testify that this is its
pract zeal cgeet. ~. +..,.,. .sf.
For sale by agents everywhere. See advertise.
mcnt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15
DIR HOSTETTER,S RIIvTERS

HAVE received the wannest enconums from the
press and people throughout the Union. As valu.
able cure for the Dyspepsia. Flatuence, Constpa-
ton and general Nervous Debility, il cannot be APP
preached. Every day new cases of its great effect
chronicled through our public journals. There
is nothing equal to the enjoyment that which the
afflicted experience when using this valuable spe-
ciic. Its mili tone. its sure and vigorous action
upon dsor,lcred stomach. and the cleansing of the
entire human body, should recommend il to all
classes of our community. Al that will be neccss
ary to convince the skepticsl ofts healthy effects is
to purchase bottle and be convinced. Sold by
druggists and dealers generally. everywhere.
IL See advertisement Iimll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

NEw Law FmM-Messrs. CoRBrS &
PACKARD having dissolved partnership. the
former gentleman and j. G.. OSBORNE, Esq,
have associated themselves together for the
purpose of practising law. They are also
Real Estate and Insurance agents. Blu.
siness entrusted to them will receive due
attention. Sec advertisements.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

''Only be lathered and You shall be
shaved" at Dillow's barber shop. Mr.
b. is well known to our citizens. for he
retains their custom BY shaving them neat
" and quickly. s-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

LADIES HONE MAoAzIxE.-The January
number of this excellent magazine sustains
its high reputation in every respect. 1t is
e'lited by T. S. Arthur an! Mrs. Virginia
T. Townsend. Tcrms-S2 for a single
copy. one year. We can have it sent to
any Of our subscribers at SIPS cts. per
arnum. n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

Mcssrs. II. d. Dickson e. Co. keep a
large assortment OF goods in their line,
and are constantly receiving additions to
their stock. They are clever and liberal
dealers. and Of conrse enjoy an extensive
custom. WHICH they merit. 0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

r DR.. T. A. LEMON has just received per
Express, asupply of cannsd Oysters.--
lie sent us a can Saturday evening. which.
upon trial. we found the best We ever swal-
On maternal ancestor, who was
brought mp on the Eastern shore of Nary
land, where oysisfs sapd behring's arc as
plenty as hooPrpelssi in Marshall psoaeun-
eed them TRY good indeed n'o 9n' = :,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

Our clever friend. Mr. HIRAM HEnvEY,
LETT a bushel Of very large and exccllcn,
potatoes at our office one day last week,
and in return We tender him two bushel.
Of thanks .fuaaF srsil fIHfi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15
The Coming rraags.e.d li,..' I. yirr;n;a,

CnaRrEsrowx, Va, Dec. ExtcnSi We prcp,r-
atoms arc being ln,de for the ap reaching execu
tions- Nineteen companies of military are now on
duty. A guard is stationed at every street corner
and cross road. Picket guards are patrolns the
surrounding country. Six more companies are an
noanccd to be on their wsy here Persons find diff.
fculty in passing from one part of the town TO the
another. They are brought TO halt and m,rched
to the guard house, ii unable TO give the counter
sign. = s19' r.i
Green and Copeland Will be hing at eleven o.
clock in the morning; Cook and Coppic N three In
the afternoon. All are composed. aud look calm
ly on their approaching doom. Tne bodies viii
he given 10 their friends, If claimed.
The town is quiet and without excitement; the
military difciplipe is kept up as il it was encom
passed BY a besieginS army. The people look for
wari with pleasure 70 an exemption from military
surveillance. When the civil government Is re
stored there will be quite 4 jubilee. The citizens
would willingly consent to Stephens and Hazlcti
spending the talancc of their days in prison, rathe
than have another military siege at their cxccu
tom f.o-isi'I- 8rl - - ~ Il 'i ti'iif e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

Jumperts. the man who cut up his mis-
tress and shipped her in a barrel to New
York. and who was convicted on tile charge
OF numbering her. in Chicago last spring.
has had new trial and been acquitted