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Steam Doctoring.

Some years ago a bill was up before the
Alabama Legislature, for establishing a Bo-
%tauical Medical College at Wetumpka.-
Several able speakers had made long ad-
dresses in support of the bill, when one Mr..
Morrisctte, from Monroe, took the floor
With much assafned gravity, he addressed
the House as follows -
Mr.. Spcaker,-l cannot support this bill
unless assured that a distinguished friend
OF mine is made one of the professors. He
is what that college wishes to make for us
"A regular ~root-doctor, and will suit the
place exactly. lie became a doctor in two
hours, and it only cost him 500 to COM
plete his education.
lie bought a book, sir, and that was
enough. lie was called to sec a sick wo-
man once, so he tucked his book under his
arm, and off he started. She was a very
sick woman, indeed, and he felt her wrist.
looked in her month, and then turning to
the husband, asked solemnly, if he had a
sorrel sheep9
why, no; | never heard of such a thing
said the man.
well, there is such things said the
doctor, nodding his head quite knowingly.
'llaye you got a sorrel horse, thenF
Yes said the man, Il drove him to the
mill this blessed morning.
WELL said the doctor, he must be kill.
ed immediately aud soup made of him fol
your wife,
The woman turned her head away, anC
the %astonished man inquired
If something else would not do for tn,
soupl The horse was worth a hundred
dollars, and was the only one he had
No. said the doctor, the book SAYS SO
and ii you don't believe it l will read 1t t
you
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PREPARED By DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
AND SOLD BIZ

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q Spencer, Troy A. NJ. Branson. Carthage
K. b; Saunders, Chapel Hill; Webb & Co.
hlllsboro' A. j. Holt, Graham B. Moi.
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Iiege Co, Lexington 7. II. Gather, Mock9-
vile II. ". Aver, Statesville d. B, & J. L.
Gather, Newton !; W. II. Michal, Lincoln
ton U. A. Henderson, Salisbury: j. Reid
Concord Il. n. Priehard, Charlotte A, O.
bradley, Wilmington r. D. Mosely & Co,
Clinton |. B. Kelly, K~enansvine w Al
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DR.. I: Gallagher, Washington P. J. Brown
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ton; =. Z. Lamb & Co., williamson chi.
lom d Ives, Smithfeld; n. d. Norman Pr.
mouth W. G. Hancock, Edenton J. N
Cox, Hartford J. N. Butt, Elizabeth Citv
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Williams, Roxboro'; 7. j. Patrick. Greens.
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5f!igGRllQnRung
Dancing-A Ludicrous Description

II any Of cur readers desire to split their
sides q laughing, they will read the follow
iug-d not, we would advise them to pass
it by -
Look look = said a half dozin lady
voices one pretty night, as we sat leaning
against the outside of the ball room. We
did look-alas! for our modesty, we ought
not 20 have done SO. If my children were
among them, I'd whip them well for it.
Yes, if they were full grown, I'd give them
the hickory So said the wife of one of
our princes, as she turned away in utter
disgust.
Doctor, let me describe a little-if the
public may look, certainly it may read,
though it run. A group of the splendid
ones is on the floor, and lovingly mated.
The gents e%ncircle their partners waists
with one arm. The ladies and gentlemen
stand closely face to face. The gents are
very erect, and lean a little back. The la
dies lean = Little forward. (AIusic.) Now,
Gff%heel and whirl, circle and curl. Feet
and heels Of gents 60 rip-rap, rip-rap-rip.
Ladies!ect go tipity-tip, tipity,tip-tip. Then
all go riPpity, clippity, tippity, bippity,
skippity, boppity, jumpity, humidity, thump.
Ladies fly off 10y centrifugal momentum
Gents pull ladies hard and close. They
reel, swing, slide, sling, look tender, look
silly, look dizzy. Feet fly, tresses fly, hoops
fly, dresses fly, all fly. 1t looks tuggity,
huggity, pullity, squeezity, pressity, rubbi-
ty, rip. The men look like a cross between
~steeI-yards and limberjacks,' beetless and
jointcd KS. The maidcns tuck down their
chins very low, or raise them exceedingly
high. Some smile, some grin, some giggle,
some irown, some pout, some sncer, and all
sweat freely. The ladies faces are brought
against those Of the men, or into their bo-
SONS; breast against breast, nose against
nose, and toes against toes. Now they GO
again, making a sound like Georgey, por.
gey, dealy peery, ridley pidey, coachey
poachcy.
This dance is not much, but the extras
are glorious. If men were women, there
would be no such dancing. But they arc
only men, aud so the thing goes on by
woHaS's lore Of it. When a boy, VIC used
TO visit these Dutch dances, and to trip the
w8hirling beer barrels as they passed on
acet, and then run for dear life. We still
tieel the instinct Of tripping in our toes. 4
secular writer says There is no establish
ed standard of propriety about this matter
II were a lady, | might object to hes
dances but, being a man, l do not. w
certainly ought to be satisfied, if they are
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q Oft's Corner.
TINE. by G. p. PRENTICE.

TIME.-BY G. .. PRENTICE.
Yet why must
Upon the past with sorrow2 Though tho year
Has gone TO blend with the mysterious tide
OF old Eternity and borne along
Upon its heayipg breast a thousand wrecks
eOl glory and beauty, yet why mourn
That such is destiny Another wear
Succetdeth to tho past; in their bright round
The seasons come and 20 tho same blue arch
That hath hung Ger US. will hang Ger US vet.
The same pure stars have loved to watch
WIZ blossom still az t~wilights gentle hour
ItSe lilies on the tomb Of Day and stiI
Man viii remain, to dream as he hath dreamed,
Ind mark the earth With passion. Love will
spring
From the louo tomb Of ole Affections Hone
And Joy and great Ambition will rise up
AS they have risen, and their deeds will be
brighter than those engraved on the scroll
OI parted centuries. Even now the sea
vi coming years, beneath whose mighty waves
Lilies great events are heaving into birth,
IS tossing tc and fro as il the winds
OF Heaven were prisoned in it, soundIess depths
An struggling to be free.
Weep not that time
Is passing on ii will ere long reveal
A brighter era to the Nations. Hark
along the Wales and mountains of the oarth
There Is a deep potentous murmuring,
Like the swirl rush Of subterranean streams
Or like tic mingled sounds of earth and air,
when the fierce Tempest with sonorous wing,
Beaves hs deep folds upon the rushing winds,
And hurriss onward with his night of clouds
against The eternal mountains. IT'S the voice
Of infant freedom and her stirring call
lie heard and answered in a thousand tones,
From every hilltop finer western home;
Ana 10 Il breaks across old Oceans food.
dnd Freedom - Freedom ~ is the answering
shout,
OF nations starting from the spell Of years.
The day spring sec, It's brightning in the
heavens!
The watchmen Of the night havo caught tho siga,
From tower to tower the signal fires fash free
And the deep watchiword, like the rush of seas
That b raids the volcanoes bur sting flame,
Is sounding Ger the earth, Bright years of hope
And life are on the wing. Yon glorious bow
OfFteedom, Bonded by the hand Of God,
Is spanning Times dark surges. It's high arch,
a type OF Love and Mercy on the cloud.
Tells that the many storms Of human life
WIZ pass in silence, and the 81 linking waves,
Gathering the forms Of glory and of peace,
Reflect the undimmed brigh ness of the heavens.
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Joy to the Admirers Of q Fine Head oF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

AIN OF beauty, it cannot exist oi,L,.4
Il Aedu u / hdlT, then read the foIlovirr - -
9Ou ask more, see circular around each -, ~'N II
no one can doubt. 'st'c, and
Professor Woods Hair Restsrafva "a.
tLe "I'ehtion OF all, cid AID yuurp. f.. III. d
NI'LHI preparation, which turns tasE 10 it,
al color, gray haiE- covers The besa - -. oIisIh-
WIN z IuAuTIant gIoWtL-Ttmcyes H. - 10y p'io
ltchlng, and all cutaucous errnifars 1.LuI"A'
~ no" of the natural fluids. and -
- uSru d : Z regular oressing for IL, hair MI
t-0ssi'o rs 'oicr' and keep it from fali - -
- o1N use' IN all lis natural beauty. W. IN
tnCn "Fo" me "aId, The grey, or diseased IN -
=" . : ana surely the young will Dot. a. NJ
'"i1e 'ne moving locks. or the Uitebinc Gu ny
thousands. -foA tAe tongue Of
The Agent for Prof Woed's Hair Pest,-o.
Neh haven, received the following lc,,.- III
o"t" ~ me restorative, a few weeks sirea
NJ OEEP RIVER, Conn, Suly Ok 1899
II / He&Veh"orth-Sir l have beer 80
~ aandruh or scuFf on my head for o-g'eo
~ IalF began to come out, scurFs,aL -
aoTstheT- l saw III 4 New Haven Tancr IaIr
"0oos HAIR Restorative" as 4 eure ~
d. your store on the LIST Of April LAST and -, -
isca L Do'ue to try 1t, and / found to nv 80
~ - "as TIE thing; ii removed tae go
= ne" hair began to grow it is nov ~
-. Hehes IA length where il Was all IN
avg great faith IN 1t. l wish Won tn eer5 =
5otCes more by Mr.. Post, the bearer nf az ~ "
= Know as any Of the kind is Urod =
pace, you ray have q market Far - - thls
alter tits known here. "any bottles
Tours with respect, RTEr-- L
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,

He still carries on the Manufacturing of Boot
and Shoes, in all its branches. With frstrate
workmen, and the best supply of materials he has
ever had, he feels confident ofbeing able to please
all who favor him with their custom.
TO IL TRADE, he offers the very best stock
of FINDINGS of all kinds. which he offers on the
most liberal terms.
Thankful for the generous patronage heretofore
bestowed, he respectfully solicits its continuance,
hoping to give satisfaction by faithful attention
and good work. HENRY PORTER.
Raleigh, Oct. 9, 1858. 7.-tf
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East Bend Male Acnmv
JOHN H. KINYOUN,p D.

CEEhlN1ENDE AND ROP
JOHN G. MARLER, AssoCIArE
THIS school is located in as fine am,
region as there is in onr Stata Iooat thy a
north eastern corner of Yadkin countv.l the
the bend of the ladkin River, six miie(C In
the Pilot Mountain. The Scholastic ye tno OF
divided into terms of twentyrone ! IL be
commencing on the first Monday in Jaach,
each year, and terminating on Fridaty OF
t~wentytfrst week and the second term ptne
mence on the first Monday in August pmi
year, and close on Friday of the tweicn
week, having a recess of some three wrst
Christmas. Students will be received at AIT
during the term and charged from the Q
entering. No deduction will be made unl}f
case of protracted illness.
TERMS:
Boarding, Washing, Fuel, rooms and
Furniture, per month exclusive of lights)
Elementary Course. Spelling, Reading and
Writing, Arithmetic, per term of tWenty-
one
English Course. -, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography, History, per term.
PHILOSOPHY and Chemistry, per term.......
Classical course.".Latin Greek, Algebra and
Geometry, per term
Engineering, Trigonometry, Surveying,
Heights and Distances, Roads and Rail
Roads, Construction of Bridges, Carpen,
try, DC, perterm,
Modern Languages, Extra charge, per term.
There will be Lectures delivered by the p,
pal twice per week, OF the subjects of Chemj
Phi osophy, Anatomy and Physiology.
For particulars address the Principal or
siate at East Bend, Yadkin county, N. C. Il
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mebital.
THE LIVER rNvrcon
PREPARED M m -

IS 1uApoUNDED ENTIRELY FROM or,.
nrT J ! Inc best purgatiye ana I;~.-4S'
easier 1hs public, tha. acts Aedieines
medic;pe I usr, ana more ~efeetuai tbs1 1asAartie,
a Liver ren nnS%n. L is rot onl, a Ca,b any other
its morbid jgiIeay, acting arst ! tie 1,osrne, but
els to carry of hat th m., on .hs stomach and 5 SSSt
ss"o purposes efectuallv. wi,b al-s accomplishing
Catbor.:ngs experienced ia the spa-3 u me pain
time tbat :; Il strengthens tie syste.o - oi most
moderata Il Purges il; and when 49, = 'se same
with pnpsu uoSes' will Strengthen and ~ laiy in
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u. r: THOMAS, n. D.
no. 49,, Vine Street


tIOi %. Wood: as yCg ere about -
Poe - 4 Tend your recently discovered H.
restorative, will state, for wbomsneva- mar
Uo-eerh, mat have used it and nown otber LAY
h.. mat, l nave fr several years, been in 80 y
: HAu yours vastly superior to any otBer ma
II IhtlFeiy eleanses the head Of dapdryr Low;
"lSn y mohth's proper use will restore ary =
sons s hair to the original youthful eoIor 10y per
lure giving It a healthy. soft and glossy anno eex-
that amy Il eni.; without diseoloring the hands
Ioll1' therefore, its use 10 ev - L
IesIroas OF having a fine color and 10y one
halr' Respectfully yours, - TO
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR IL RAPID URE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEss. NFIU.
ENZA, BRONCHITIS. WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA. IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

and for the relief Of consumptiye patients in advanced
stages of the disease.
W need not speak to the publie Of it's virtues.
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet of the
American States, its wonderful cures Of pulmonary COM
plants have made it already known. Nav. few are the
families IA any c1ylfizes country Ok rhis continent with
out some personal experience of its efects and fewervet
Che communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy Of its victory over the subtle and dan.
gerous diseases of the throat and lungs. While it is lie
most powerful antidote yet known to man for the formi-
oaDie ana dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs, il
rs also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can be en-
ployed for infants and young persons. Parents should
nave 1t III store against the insidious enemy that steals
npon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds ia
beiieVe the Cherry Iset0ral saves more lives by the con-
snmptons it prevents than those it cures. Keep it by
you, and cure your colds while they are durable, nor neg
Iet them until no human skill can master the inexorable
eanker that, fastened on the vitas, eats your life away.
All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders, and as
they Know too the virtues of this remedy, we need not do
more than to assure them it is still made the best 1t can
De. we spare no cost, no care, no toll TO produce it the
most perfect possible, and TINS afford those who rely on
the best agent which our skill can furnish for their cure.
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misteuaaeoas
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There was a time, oh, name it Pre- 25
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gnsnrautts,
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Het EE i WILLIAMS, AeEx7s,
FOR RALEIGH, NJ. c.
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- oucn mas been the care and economy of the
9meefs OF fhls Company, that we are free from
nave MADE no assessments, and have now
On mana a large capital. viz in premium notes
S4oIsoSs % IN cash $13,345 SG-making a to-
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OFFICERS:
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C:P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PEFER ADAMS, Sec. and Treasurer.
u. Mcconnell
J. A. Mebane, Exec,tive cu
j. NJ. Garrett,
,b;a slnAuhlcauons on business connected With
THIS ONCE, shoald be addressed to
co PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, n c., July 81. 1857. 48Mtf
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NOTICE.

NUIlCE.
k,Esht Politician in North Carolina, who de-
- s:res TO post himself fully on the Land Dis
nT = question. sssuld procure CLAsKEY's
rpUI1A1gAL TEXTBOOK OR ENCYCLOPF-
DIA. whilst it treats the Kansas, and nearly
every political question. it embraces the following
important documents relative to the Public Lands:
mr- Gays Report in favor of Distribution.
hoPoft OF Mr.. Grundy against it.
Haalesz 81 mr.: Faulkner on the subject.
Votes on Distribution in Congress-.
orahts OF Public Lands to States for R.. f. pur-
poses, with votes thereon.
CarIisle's Land Distribution Bill.
ton. DlSlrlou-
"a =! otaustics relative to Public Lands.
For copies, address II. D. TURNER,
Raleigh, Sept. 4th, 1853. .
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PHILIPS Manual of Plain and snbs~.,
T~rlgonometry

4 MaNuAL OF PLANE AND SFUFrsc.
II. IklGONOMETRY, with some 81 il.ICAL
cauGhs' by Charles Phillips. a. H.. apPh.
en engineering in the University Of Nortb q q
oAL For sale by oar-
Raleigh, April 1, 1858. nEKoY.
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Works very Recently Published.

Works very Recently Published.
The Household Book of Poetry, collected and
edited by Charles A. Dana.
Rational Cosmology, or the Eternal PRINCIPLES
and the necessary laws of the Universe, by Lau-
rens P. Hickok, D. D.
The Laying of the Telegraph Cable, with all
Its incidents and anecdotes, impressive or divert
ing, as well as fresh and reliable biographical
sketches Of Messrs Field and Everett and Cant
Hudson.
Electron. or the Franks of the modern Puck.
A Telegraphic Epic for the Times, by William G.
Richards.
K. N. Pepper, I'D sther condiments put up for
general use, by Jacques Maurice.
Adele: A Tale by Julia Kavanaugh, Author of
" Nathatie," Rachael Gray. &C., &c.
The Coopers, or Getting under Way, by Alice
B. Haven, Author of No such Word as fail"
Ais not Gold that Glitters,' &c.
Legends and Lyrics, a Book of Verses by Ad-
elaide Anne Proctor.
Two Millions, by William Allen Butler.
Ursula in two volumes-A Tale of country
llte-by the Author of Amy Herbert, Ivors, DC.
Courtship and Nlatrdmony, with other sketches
from scenes and experiences in social life, by
Robert Morris.
From New York to Delhi, by way of Rio de
J~aneiro, Australia and China, by Robert B. Min
turn, Jr. For sale by W. L. P0MEROY.
Raleigh, Nov. I6, 1858. 12-46-tf
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WhOIesala Anen+s

barnes q Park, New YorL T. W. pr,., =.
Il HoT y FnlIadeIPLia; NJ. s. Burr q Co.. Gr2,o, q
T: Il: hay d Co, Portland, die. Jobn = D. ;
FaIVinn&u Gaylord & Hammond. CIeavciandH, !,
St. s+D LeniS: e. q Davis Chicago; o. ], WOOD 4 co5
Hance, Baltimore. And retaiied iibS r . f.; seth s
SOD also in Raleigh, by PEzcuD 4 Gh~TL p,eEsis'S
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Boots and Shoes.
North-Carolina Casimeres.
LODGE INSTITUTE.
JOHNSTON CO. N. G.

RANSOM GULLEY, PRINCIPE.
Az G its first session on the Ind
" Monday in January, 1859, and continue
weeks. For particulars address the Secretary
ae board of Trustees, VIM. 7. Robertson, ESQ,
9chYille P. o., N. C. I7..ti
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Children and Servants

From the finest and most tasty, to the coarsest
and most durable which he offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms.
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RUFUS 7


prof w. PHiLADELPHIA, Sept. g,IssE-~
Ffoi "ocD-Dear Sir Your Hair Res,a-a.n.
L proving itself beneficial to me. The frnrt .n
also the back part Of my head almost lei - anu
nin, IIatI Iact BALD; l have used but two hale
u my mead Is well studded wlth a uroT,+.=lo p
Hl young hair and the froat Is also receitiS5 cGP
Deheht- / have tried other preparations ~
any Teneht whatever. 1 think from nav Gu
ers to try it. ee many 9th
Yours respectfully,
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ews of the Dav
HligrRllQuRuug.
HILL & N0RFLEET.
WI

HILL & EORFLEET.
GENERAL
commission and Forwarding Merchants.
OFFICE sHoCKoE WAREHOUSE
RICHMOND VA.
WILL give strict personal attention +, tha al.
| an KINDS OF country produce, also to forwar5ing
oannau.aastufed tobacco and all other packages
Bags viii be furnished customers with nroun.nn
o. receipt Of their orders, our rent being the samo
trip. ~ "sihsIe
"dHudFy ISL 1898. lQ-Iv
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WILSON y

~: mooD Z Co., PIoprietors, sI2 Rro.d
iisbma aofS, sn toe great n. Y. Wire Railing E s,aIy,'
and sold by all good Druggists. = 10"ls, Mo.
: !" sale ~ Pescud 4 Calling. Raleigb =
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NORTH CAROLINA FORM-BOOK,

'HNH'S day published by II. D. TURNER, a
"a new and complete Edition of the NORTH
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