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w. w. WOODEL'S
FRENCH COUGH MIXTURE.

nNE OF THE SAFEST REMEDIES FOR ANY KIND
u OF Cough, and warranted to effect cure except in
Of confirmed Consumption which, in almost every
originates from cold and in the of this mixture
in many which have been mistaken for Consumption
it will make cure in very short time
For children who are suffering from cold upon the lungs
and coughing night this is found to be an invaluable
remedy. Try it.
W. w. WOODED.
p g. have preparation, harmless in its nature for
sore mouth, sore gums caused by taking Caome any
other cause 1t makes firm cure.
W. W. W.
Raleigh, Dec. 6, 1869. Isl. .. arr .. l04-tf
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HARDlNG'S COLUMN.

=
HARDlNG'S COLUMN.
FALL AND WINTER cLoTH1NGI
New and Handsome Styles of Clothing now MAJ
king and Daily Expected,
p e r e x p Il e SS!!
100 SUPERIOR ovERcoATs OF HEA.
Skin and French Twed Cloths made in the best stys,
will be received in few days.
HANDsOME BLACK TRENCH CLOTH
LII Frocks for Dress-at The low price Of Is doAors,
worth ~ dollars to fit every body, daily expected.
NEW LOTS OF BUSINESS sUrrs-Jus re.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF BLACK FRENCH
" Doe Skin Cashmere Pants is large, comprising all
Sizes 100 pairs just opened.
HANDSOME FANCY VELVET AND SILK
Ii Vests-for II SO, worth nine dollars
;NTERINO AND LAMBS WOOL UNDER
lvD Shirts-A new lot just received
80 .a.-=- =
INFERNO AND LAMBS WOOL DRAW.
IxA ers, all sizes. Very cheap.
MUSLIN SHIRTS WITH BYRON COLLARS
lvl Just opened. go.
MUSLIN SHIRTS WITHOUT COLLARS
lvl With Freuchwove Bosoms and English Wrists.
over SACKS FOR YOUTHs-A LARGE LOT
~ ON handseing at cost to reduce stock ALSO youths
Cashmere Frocks and Sacks having stock. Call
| and supply yourselves early. -.
| SATINET FROCKs-A GOOD ARTICLE FOR
- Servants receving-at the low price of four DOL
ars-very cheap.
| GNHEAP OvERCOATs FOR SERVANTS
| ~ At prime cost, 10 close the lot.
DIX. sATINET PANTS FOR SERv'Ts.-
ID To close the lo-at the low price of tsoo dollars per
pair.
| e. l.. HARDING.
Raeigh. Nov. II, 1889. 9s-
~ Register and Spirit of the Age copy.
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SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

HiLLsBORo', N G.
THE MISSES NASH AND MISS KOLLOCK WILL
Il reopen their school ON the 18th of JANUARY 1880
and close the 3st of MAY The course of instruction
is thorough embracing all the branches usually taught in
First-Class schools Tuition and Board including Fuel
Lights. Washing &c. DC, 800 per session, payable one
half in advance and the remainder at close Of the ses
sion.
Day Scholars in any of the English classes, &2o 90
Music on Piano, 20 90
Music on MeIode0u, % 90
Use of Instrument for practice, 500
Drawing, 10 90
Pastel Painting. "'@r... 20 90
Grecian Painting, ..s 10 90
French and Latin each, '.... 10 90
Circulars containing all necessary information will be
forwarded application.
December 9, 1853. l04-2m.
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a Northern .Shanqhai,

SAVANNAH, Dec. Fisk, shoe dealer, resi-
dent here for several years, but born in Massachu-
setts has been arred and feathered for expressing
abolition sentiments.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY THE n. C. "srANDARD'
BY M'PHEETERS l. GHISELIN,
Wholesale Grocers, FOraparding Commission Merchants
DECEMBER 3, 1853.
FLOUR-Tbe market is well supplied with Va and Ten.
Flour and the receipts from n G. also increasing The
demand is active being confined almost entirely
the home consumption. with very little enquiry for ship
ment: We quote S. F. sa1z; Extra *s@s1; Family ssh
g6A:
CGRN-Yelow is in demand at sO@Ss1S. White and
mixed are less enqured for at 75Ql77c.
PEAS-B. E: dull at 81 90 Clay and Black at sOc.
COTTON-Thr market has still further given way under
continued unavorabe advces and sales yesterday
af 20 to SUI bales at lUc. The stock unsod is about
1000 bales.-
NAVAL STORES Tar is dull at 81 81. Common Ro-
sin in fair demand Mt II 81. Spirits Turpentine very
scarce and wanted at A cents.
DRIED FRUlT-The demand is good and Peaches have
advanced For good bright lots Apples II As. Peeled
Peaches 50 75@1$4; Unpeeled *2Q12 ~.
BRANDlES-Both Apple and Peach are wanted We
quote Apple 75@ao; Peach ii 2UYl 49, according to
strength and quality.
BACON-N: c. and Va, hog round, lI11@l2c. Good
N c. and Va hams l4@l5 cents; Extra Smih6eld hams
lSt92U cents.
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Il Sensible Act.

BosToN, Dec 1.-The Massachusetts, Legislature
both houses) to-day voted down resolutions to ad-
journ in consequence OF Browns execution.
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Office N. C. M. F. Insurance Company,
Aoa IxAu

vUyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
i the North Carolina Mutual Fire Insurance Company
will be held at the Office of the Company in the City Of
Raleigh on TUESDAY, the 10th of JAN UARY, 1861
BY Order of the Directors: - ~
u. S. SMITH, Secretary.
lQ4-td,
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MARRIED..

At the residence of the BRIDES mother, Esd u by
R. s. Perry, Esq, Mr. J. c. Fort and Miss A. J. Young
a City papers please copy.
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Congress-.
Congress assembled on Monday last We have
no intelligence from Washington as late as Monday
1t was very doubtful what party would succeed in
obtaining the Speaker and other officers Of the
House. 1t was in the power of the Democrats,
with the aid of the Southern Americans, to elect
the Speaker and other officers and there have
been rumors to the effect that union of this kind
would be effected against the black Republicans
the Democrats to have the Speaker, and the Ameri-
cans the Clerk.
1t is also rumored that the black Republican
members from New York have held meeting and
determined to vote for Hon. John A. Gimer, of this
State, for Speaker! We give the rumor for what
it is worth.
The Presidents Message will most probably not
be sent in until the House is organized. If COM
municated on Tuesday we will lay it before our
readers in our next ISSUE but if it should De delay
ed by failure on the part of the House to organ
ize we will publish it at the earliest practicable
ment after it comes to hand.
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private letters for the editor should hereafter be directed
to W. W. HOLDEN. All letters business. euclos-
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be directed simply to the " standard" Raleigh n C.
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON MARKET.
REPORTED LONDON & BRYAN-32 INDIA ST.
DECEMBER 8, 1852
COTTON-Quiet; sales of the week 1000 bales, stock
increasing Good middling l2@l2Z cents.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-45T cents.
ROSINS-Are dull, and all qualities unsaleabe.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

REPORTED BY N. N. MARTIN BROTHER 4 CO.
DECEMBER 8, 1859.
TOBACCO There is but little doing in DID, and prices
without much change The receipts of new in hhds is
the increase and look for heavier receipts of loose in
few days Prices for new tobacco are low. We quote
Lugs s2A to s., and Leaf $411a to $50.
WHEAT-The offerings on change this morning were
light and there less activity than Yesterday and prices
rather lower, about cents We quote red Il
al %, and white IL 2o@ 49, The latter for chuice white
CORN-Sues of new at 6n@65c r bushel; old SO@S5c.
SALT-G. A. ii 20; L. P. 81 9o@2. The stock here is
very light.
COTTON-The market under unfavorable advices from
the South and North continues unchanged though active
quotations with sales to-day of SO to 400 bales lO
cents for prime Receipts heavy and stock in first hands
light.
SUGAR-This article is frmer and prices about I@%c
dearer.
BACON-Stock light with only moderate demand.
Cincinnati cu ed Sides l@ Nc, and Shoulders 9y1sc
GUANO-Prtersburg Fertilizer $4s per ton. Reese's
Manipulated $5o. kittlewelIs Manipulated $4s No. P.
Guano $50 Robinsnn's manipulated $40. For the Pc.
tersburg Manipulated there has been large demand and
the Company have been unable supply orders
they received This will account for the delay in FL
ling orders sent for it.
NESS PORK.Cincinnati inspection Sla@1s so.
COTTON YARNS-Rocky Mount, N c.. assorted Nos
to l2, at l9c On three months time
Exchange ON New York q per cent.
GLOVER SEED-For the last crop we quote 61%(l7.
FLOUR-We quote extra superine 81, superfne $6k
fine ii for city brands; country flour be had for SOC
per barrel less. City Family" $s.-Eepres
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EXECUTION OF OLD JOHN BROWN!

EXECUTION OF OLD JOHN BROWN!
Procession from the Prison to the Gallous-.Str
Military Prepamtion-S at the Galloos-
No Religious Ceremonies Of the Fet0n
CHARLEsrowN, Dec. I'm accordance with the
sentence of the Circuit Court of this (Jefferson)
county, the insurgent. John Brown, found guilty of
murder treason and melting slaves to instruction,
paid the penalty of his life by hanging at this place
to-day.
He was taken from the prison to the gallows about
eleven o'clock, attended by strong guard. There
was no excitement, but strict vigilance was main.
tanned by the military.
The prisoner spoke freely to the soldiers around
him. There were no religious ceremonies on the
gallows in accordance, with Browns request and
but few moments interviewed after the arrival at
the galows before the rope adjusted to the fel
on's neck and the drop fell
The gallows was situated about quarter of a mile
from the Jail, on plain near the foot of gently
sloping hill and opposite meadow. The military
were stationed available for any order around it.
Brown died in few minutes and with slight per-
ccptible struggle. One hand and arm were observed
to culver convusively for moment; his legs con-
tractcd slightly but the effort lost to the eye
the swinging motion of the body
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLEsrowN, Dec. 1.-The military assembled
at 9 o'clock this morning and were posted on the
field leading to the place of execution, also at vsr
GUS points, as laid down in the general orders
Everything was conducted under the strictest mill
tary discipline, as if the town was in state of
SIEGE
Mounted scouts were stationed in the woods to
the left of the scafold and picket guards towards
the Shenandoah mountains, in the rear.
The military on the field were formed into two
hollow squares. Within the inner one wasthe scat
fold and between the outer and inner lines the cit
zens were admitted no one being allowed position
outside the lines except the mounted guards.
At II o'clock Brown was brought out OF the Jail,
accompanied by Sheriff Campbell, his assistants,
and Capt. Avis the jailor. small wagon, contain
ing white pine coffin, was driven up, upon which
he took his seat.
Six companies of infantry and rifemen, company
of cavalry, the General and his staff numbering %
officers, headed the procession and moved towards
the place of execution No minister of the gospel
attended Brown, he desiring no religious ceremonies
either in Jail or on the scaffold.
He looked calmly around on the people, fully
possessed. He mounted the scaffold with firm
STEP His arms were then pinioned by the Sheriff
He bid farewell to Captain Avis and Sheriff
Campbell.
At half past eleven the trap on the scaffold was
pulled away, and with few slight struggles, Brown
yielded up his spirit.
His body was placed in the coffin, and was SUBJ
sequently carried to Harpers Ferry, under strong
military escort, to be delivered to his wife.
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W AsnINGToN, Dec. 4.

The Democratic Caucus of Members of Congress,
held last night, enthusiastically nominated the Hon.
Thomas S. Bocock, of Virginia, as their candidate
for Speaker. The meeting was altogether harmoni-
ous
The Republican Caucus made no nomination. but
resolved that every member would vote his own
choice in the House. Some of the most radical ex-
pressed willingness to vote for John W. Forney,
ESQ.,, for Clerk, or an American, if Republican
Speaker could thus he secured
There was Conference of the Southern Opposi-
ton members held but no conclusions arrived at
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OXFORD CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI.
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
TTOR NEY AT LA W i,

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, 1852 1s-wtf.
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W. ]. BINGHAM & sons
SELECT SCHOOL,

Oaks, Orange County, N. C.
UDOOM FOR FEW GOOD BOYS JANUARY 18th,
h 1860. Such be prepared to commence Latin
in July much preferred. Prompt application advised.
December g. 1853. 43-wStpd.
OXFORD CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI.
CAL SCHOOL. ...
j.. HORNER, Principal
VyHE NEXT SESSION OPENS THE FIRST MONDAY
i in January. All pupils required to board in the fam
IL of the Principal and admitted but those wishing
to take up the regular course of studies.
The entire charge for Loard and tuition is nnety6ve
dollars per session. Payment by cash bond invariably
required in advance ..s
Oxford, N. c., Dec 6, 1859. 104-w&sw4w.
tE Register copy Weekly and Semi-Weeky four
weeks, and send bill to this Office
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CHEAP OvERCOATS FOR SERVANTS
~ At prime cost, 10 close the lot.

DIX. sATINET PANTS FOR SERv'Ts-
ID To close the otat the low price of too dollars per
pair.
e. L. HARDING.
RaIeigh. Nov. II, 1889. ss-
a Register and Spirit of the Age copy.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
THE PLANTATION IN ROBSON COUNTY
i known the RED BANKS, containing $500 acres
living on Lumber river. end both sides of Wilmington
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad II miles west of Lum
berton.
On the premises comfortable Dwelling House. all
necessary outhOuses Saw MILL Grist Mill and Cotton Gin
About 4oo acres are open and under good fence.
The balance OF the land is good Turpentine land
any in the county.
The place remarkably healthy and about miles from
Floral College. 49, .r-
oHer this place time at Five Dollars and half per
B. s. FRENCH,
Lumberton, n. c.
December 6, 1859. .- - lO4-4t.
W Raleigh Register copy times
HENDERSON CLASSICAL AND MILITIA.
RY INSTITUTE.
UlHE SPRING SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
u second MONDAY (Qih) in january. There were Is
Students during the Fall Session.
Instructors for 1900 Five Of experience and ability in
their respective Departments -
Tuition lin Regular Classes &25 90
Tuition and Board with the Principally 800
Contingent Fee, 90
For Circulars address
=, DAN'L q. CHRISTIE,
Henderson, N. @.
December 6, 1859. Aim.
NANTATE DOMINO.-.A collection of Jhant
u Hymns and Tunes, designed to meet the reYrn'
ments Of the Liturgy of the Germah Reformed FL
and of Protestant Choirs generally by b. II. y-tai
H. Scbwinp. Bound in morntc, fl.2j. &lS.59-~sS'
p :. Published by OLIVER DITS0N
December 2, 1859.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09
Further from the Seat of War.
ARRIVAL OF THE BAVARIA.

New York, July2.
The steamship Bavaria, which arrived here
this A. NJ, brings London papers of the 18th.
They contain the following latest telegram
from the seat of war:
TURIN, Friday-The following official bulle-
tin had been issued yesterday:
The headquarters of the Emperor of France
were at Coro, on the road from Bergamon to
Cremona, and those of the King of Sardinia at
Castlegnalo, six miles west Of Brescia.
Rimini and Cali have pronounced for the
national cause.
Prince Napoleon has commenced the move
ment OF his troops, and 800 horses are ready
to depart with him.
Senreima has pronounced for the national
cause, and manifesto has been published, de-
| claring the adhesion of that town to the Cen
trail Government established at Bologna,
which is to be placed under the dictatorship
of the King of Sardinia. The manifesto also
expresses q unanimous wish to be enabled
to form part of a monopoly monarchy wor-
thy of Italy.
BERNE, Friday-A telegram from Cairo an
nounces that numerous Austrian corps COM
ing to Stockrio has arrived at Grotah, in the
Vattitome, and advanced toward Tivino.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09
d. CUUPEK, PIaihtlH's Attorney.
Dated et. Paul, June l3, A. d. 1853. jy-w6w


NTORTGAG GE SALE....w HI y II EAS
N1 Charles s. Hargan of the City Of Saint Paul, in
the ate of Minnesota, did, the ninth day of July,
A. D. 1851, make, execute acknowledge and deliver
to Edward G. Rich of the same place. certain inden
turs of Mortgage bearing date the day and afore
said upon the following described real estate then in
the County Of Ramsey, and State of Minnesota, and
viz The west half of the north west quarter Of Section
No. two, (2 in township No. thirtyone, (sl Of Range
No twenty three, 23) containing seventy eight and
eghty.s onehundredth acres according to govern
ment survey to secure the payment Of the three
hundred and twenty-fve dollars and interest, accord
ing to the conditions of certain promssory note drawn
by the said Charles 8. Hargan, and endorsed BY
Geo. w. Harrington, for six hundred and fifty dollars
and interest at the rate of TIVE per cent per month"; Of
oete with said Mortgage and which said mortgage
duty recorded In the Office of the Register Of Deeds
said County of Ramsey, On the 18th day of July A.
D. 1851 in Book X. Of Mortgages, pages 622 and 62
whereas default has been made in the conditions Of
the said Mortgage, and there is claimed be due
thereon the Of 25 and interest thereon rate
of two per cent per month from the 9th day of July A.
A. 1851, part of which has been paid, and
ceedings at law having been instituted TO the
amount so due thereon;
Now, therefore, by virtue of power Of sale In said
Mortgage contained and agreeabIy the Statutes in
such case, mad. and provided, the said Mortgaged
premises will be sold by the said Mortgage front
door Of the Office of the Register Of Deeds in said Coun
ty at the town of Anoka, in said County, 18th
day of Augnst A. D. 1882 at O'Clock p ~ of that
dag, at public auction vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy the amount due aforesaid with
interest and costs of sale.
Dated juno 20, 1859.
EDWARD c. RICH, Mortgage.
Gxo. L. Z. A. OTIs, Attorneys for Mortgage.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09
OF THE ARABIA.
40 THREE. DAYS LATER l.!
A Great Battle Expected

SAcKvIILs, N. B., June, %.
The horse express Of the Associated Press
has arrived here from Halifax, bring dates of
the European news furnished by the Ara
bia.
GREET BR1rAIN.-Parliament had re-as-
sembled, but Lord Palmerston postponed the
presentation of his programme for the pres
ent.
SEAT OF WAR.-Gen Gyuai had been su.
perceded in his command of the fourth mill
tary district.
The Austrians report that Gen. Urban had
repulsed Carabaldi's force.
Garibaldi was at Brussels.
Austrian troops were moving towards
Italy.
Napoleon demands 100000 additional
men in order to besiege the fortress of the
Austrians.
The Austrians are said to be preparing at
Mantua to attack the Allied army.
The mobilization of the Prussian army and
the more hostile attitude in which the Ger
man Confederation has assumed, created an
uneasiness as to the result, a general war be-
ing feared.
Kossuth has passed through France en-
route foc Italy.
Prince Napoleon's corps has commenced
moving.
The Austrians are reported to have entered
the Valentine.
The new British Ministry had been official
ly announcedas follows:
Viscount, Palmerston; First Lord of the
Treasury Hon. W. E. Gladstone; Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Lord John Russell, Sec
retary Of State for the Foreign Departmet
Duke of New Castle; Secretary of State fo
) Colonies, Hon. Sidney Heidert; Secretary o
State for the War Depar ment, Hon. Charles
, Wood; Secretary of State to Indian Depart
ment, Duke of Somerset; Lord of the Admir-
ally, Lord Campbell; Lord Chancellor, Ear
Granville President of the Council, Duk
D of Argyle; Post Master General, Richar'
3 Golden President of the Board of Trade
Hon. j. Cardwel First Commissioner of tt
;. Board of Public Works, Hon. j. Gibson )
t President of the Poor Law Board, Hon 81
Geo. Gray; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lar
t caster, Sir A. Cochran.
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Excitement in Baltim ore.

DALTlMOhE, Oullc OO.
1t having been announced that subscrip-
tons for the City Railroad Stock were to be
had to-day, large crowd gathered at the Of
flee of the Company at an early hour this NOR
ming. During the forenoon there was great
rush for subscription book, and at l o'clock
about half million dollars had been subscrib-
ed. Subsequently the crowd increased, and
an intense excitement prevailed, there being
struggle on the part of some to get at the
book unmindful of the interest Of those who
were ahead of them. A squabble ensued,
during which, the clerk took the book and
handed it to one of the grantees, but before it
was safe in the latter's hands it was seized by
a Mr.. Dougherty, Warden of the Penitentiary
who had subscribed for $4,000 worth of
stock, and carried off by HIM. The excitement
was increased to fever heat by this act, and a
meeting was called to investigate the proceed
ings. On the report committee was ap-
pointed and the book krecovered-Mr. Dough
erty disclaiming any other intention than the
desire to prevent destruction.