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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

CEETRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
" Connecting a. SeW Az v.on With tbs Delaware L.niS
stnns and Western Railroad AHt a. Lssop with tee LsASh
valley Railroad.
sPku,G ARHAGGEAENT, conneDcini March u, ts5a.
L-sse York AssoG a. tutsneaste hoH rri
NJ skth River a II tn aud ?. ~ To- aOUsryils
b. sboye tssr,, ard a. b;So p No
Toe ahos- uslns colxect ES,eeh wiz uss "a the New
Jerey Kaiosa which e.ye New York from tGe foot o. Court
hna,s, Vt g.t0a m. All Il m and ACC SP "a
rtsssns,,t for the ps,sWsre, L4cksSsnRA aat NesTs
kairose viii .ssve at 4; Only tor LceisS Ns'eI 49,
JOHN O. sTYKEs SUPERINTENDENT
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
kstasroa u fare a. pisces Wet o. ed nt'T ne ltta
tos saou,~t Of fare vii b. 60 10 bet seen New
kpFtrs Fan r. u aRCENOtT0H
Mach $. iyle. C.n~r,I ristst Agsut
kEM-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHILA-
11rTrv p,.I hIA Ard tie SOUTH sn3 WEST, via JERSEY
sno Express hnes rave New-i oh ~ and II
ia nc ~ ~ iAre IS. ftIoush Tolets sold ioT CIR
rheu S zoe eat AID foI Baltimore Wash.St0n NOIlol
40 .ho oestsfs eh~otsd % Wslh z:o u aids
IA h1n. J. W WOODBURY., AII,tsot SGesrin'e nSeBt
eSsssf vii d received for unss delivered and
seeSee hiSss E4ssiss tttasss u TIE TINS q xsyfIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
AJFW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1s8 WINTER AaRAN9EHgNr. lG

AEW-JORk and NEW-fiAf I'm hAliAhOAD'
~ 1853 WINTER ARRAN9EHgNr le6s
Coumencpg November q, 1883
Passenger Station In HswYort corner Nthst and fhaV
z7tb-st -. .-
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
Tor Rev Haven T. u (er u l2:fe, 2a5 erl go ano
,SO IL For Btdpepot Ia IN (eI.) l1:4o ffb, tex
as ana 4So D. m Fol Milford sts.iOrd Fairfield South
port and ws'port lzt9 s;.5 and iSp N F0 10, Nor I
dep ard Greenwich a, "a l2;4o s:46 $50 $50 so'
Stamford 8 a (ex) 1915 2:45 Ten S:45 4Vl ep 10
FoT Por, Chester and ,nterunedi..s ststons i'S se
t:SO. $50. $50 N - .
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Foi Boston, So ID (eI) 2:45 p N. (exE For rroyfdencs
ss Hartford, s. (rI FOR Hartford and sprinsnea,
m a., a. ~. As ans as D. no eI) Connecticut Rivel
kailroso 70 Montreal, m ten For CsnI kSHYeo
pton, 8 a n. Tex and l2:p M FOR n.~-nsVeb
tonic Railroad, 9 toT NsnSstucf hanoso IN, Ia
. M gor pspbury and NOrWAk Railroad Ia $40
JAMES Il BOYr Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EsvYort, notee hereby gwen 20 al
p~r.ou, hAvns ,la'r, ss.nst LEWIS A. HANklNsOS late
Of TIE Iity deoss-ed 20 pes~nt the sane VIII
thereof the nbscrbr AZ ais store No Isl cree
eb street In the City Of before the SIKH
day Of Jup NsvYorh the frsi day o. OeceHoer
is6s AOkDECAI L. MARSH,
OS l,xtnyu Adm, VII annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

Il TON, foI BOSTON s9i fhoFiDhsscS -i,soe S"s"-
We sao,t,st ,ao cbect ;asryns re sAstero Nail
N, r.-su -, PLYg0UTB ROcK, CAP. Joel s.no., a..
S s95,,@ -. 0sY Ps5vfpsscE .as sosroS "a
PROVTOy SCE RAILROADS esytr. Nv. yors ssil tsun
..y. ,Iosa, irqa Pc, Va H.rts 81 S' ,s.1 ss''
o. 20 .. ,i.. q i. Id +r.iD vbiob q
re SoxsoDosE, ron as~ra., s0na.,. w.dn..a.y
20 sSs' y S s0c I'e, lsaa. mo S TSnl.
Soy .od Saturday rom ston7ron soDday ~.ens'daJ ans
fs.s-,.e- srooeca ssoairs,gn PEI railroad Prov
;-ao. .n3 Boron IN Re tJ2s, SA TIsl r-.chns '.e
see, ~ .s7soc 81 tnoe BY other routes and .pi.
~ ,s s oorIer ip.. sr.etins orlh .ao gas: VasssD.
ers SrefT fesin bo.fd u. r.aeT enjoy nights
rs, 9Dai't bed sEsAias desired and @svs soInsop IL
re ~. 70 Jain
ssrs from Providence Es~por, 50 cent.
o.sssS~ ussr -eecaGADis bs .,ssner and aan 1Foosi
Jor BERN. rsss roo. right ,sg % board ..
TIE Office, No lo sssterJ- place Pee. q 1853
COR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
PORT sos AL SytR-Tbs .pisnt,ys .Is superior e.
s1s@s5 sAs sTsTE c.g Jss, ssvs' sssfor. s's
40 Sh 3. nxrisE sTsTE Cap. Say, % SoN6lY'
WEDNEsDAY "a FRIDAf II O'eoef p m from Pier No.
Hereafter nc VIII eg,eed secured 70 any sppH
IA %. same so.D have been pad fol- ,,, l.
Erstbt 70 Boston iorssded through 9th great S'pa'on y
W1 BoRprN, Agent, No. ~ ara n w,~-s.
TLU9UTNG RAILROAD-Lesves Fulton Mar
L bet Wharf By steamer ENoCH DEAN a, $50 and IL
a n sDd and -. III. Can lssve va.nas L !. a.
rs .s - - .. I'D b.. I'D ssd.I Point are o.S
- wH n sATFH Rsr&ivsT
NTEW-YORR AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER aER.NGEhcNf
toi ALBANY AID TROY. Pare "a
On sns after MONDAY De- g. 1888 fTptns VIZ esrs nth
", New York a. follow:
40 u. FOR White flainA
s.pa n..Ror WIlhsmsbridge-
1900 a Il. Mail train for Albany
IlO a ID. .Fot Vhite Plains
230p NJ. For WilhaUsbndsa
800 o. N FOR Afllerton-
900 o. Nd FOR Crctop Psna
be .. m.FOr White fisins
s:t5p n. For White Plains rom White and Cspus-tS
sy .. IA. For WiBarsbndseA
ksTUEFESWii rsve
~ m,e Pi.int
s40a NJ .WibsIDsbri1se.
700 q m. .C5o;Op Fsla
5:c0 Ii. Nlertob
7.3l ID. White 2 aims
1850 O. m. Mai train for llbAby
lO:SOs M. william, bridge.
R.S u..Nhite Piains
White Pl.int.
500 D %. .~Dbsmsbnoge.
J CshfBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
OF lsvenp.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the CouDtJ OF New police bersbI IV.n 70 al p-sn
h.yins elsin. stan THOMAS OAKLEY ste Of he CITY
h.u-Yort mercbs o.e-osd, % prese1t the an. Etn
hereof % "a. 'uo.crb-r a. he Omoe etetht
O.KLEf No West street IN tbs City Of ss~'oTt on OF
b fo,s 5h dsy September Be1-D. ted New ae hs
Gay Of hH'b, 1853 kAChLL OahLE't
y h. l,gsnFr- Admin otrstrtx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

CLIPPER of SATURDAY, 20 APkiL.-
~ ROSS FALCONER Co 5 LINE Cor SAN FRANCIS
CO-Tbe extreu Copper Sbp VIKING, Wilson MISTER, u
now adpg pier No 10 Eas River foot 81 Maiden lane ao
viii have dispatch a. above. 49,,
The ventilation e this chip 'uch as TO psure the per
feet Desr, OF CArso having made her th,ee psssges
trsncsro IN l2l IA and los days MAKES her the moss
desirable . nov los int
IntuI.s a. the lowest rates Favorable ensHeonen can 20
r,sse Nv eATIy applicatiout b ROSS FALCONER Co,
" No. Is Piue-.t or, WuhsuL
AGENT. a, Gan FrapcIsoo Hsas ROSS DEMPSrER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

UNOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-TheA Amer
t.n Atlantic Screw sesship Company ard eiessnt
ssesssship MONTGOMERY, v. Cgccker, CoUusndei, WI
PlsI No II forth kveI on sAfUhoAf Marco - a.
oool IN Pss.sse Savannah Wb unsurpassed scoomuo
Astons els through ticket. TO New Or.sn' s 1o sooe
eS, Montgomery. ca Albany, Ga e94 Atlantic .ne 20
hnbus SIS; Macon. S7l Augusta go tlso, to principal
place. IN Eods lowest rates se.mer. ssyns o.
MONDAY WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY hOBNlNoa
srsEht Per foot .Rd psopOonsts rate, in'arsoos
sDe-bah per cent Apply 70 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

SUPERIOR COURT sFsci.L rySs-MAscH y Before
Jud,s Boss ogrB.- DGc'sioSs
Jas b. Brady ct sL sgi. Arson Greene e. sL-Case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of TIE Surrogate
Of n. County u SeuYors no,ioe hereby Eivr - -
,-rsor. bayns OTTO THEODORE u ~ NJ
Of Point Levi Csnsis o-sess~i % pr-nt hs .as VIZ
rouebers usr,of % tie slbsc-i0er 81 liz ofc- No u
ssxt-Dsie5 Hew.Yorh ,5r i5th ray q Octohrr, u.s.
CLARKsOS " POTTEh
Ala t..,ns .cuipistTstor With vii annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON aud the WEST.
ID -1b. steamers Of the ECw-YORK ana BALTIMORE
GyEhAsHIP LINE leave Pier No rs worth River rUE5
DAYS THURSDAYS sao SATURDAYS, m.tins The pssssss
n torty bours Frssht Baltimore sH oetu per foot 70
o. per foot and propoOpste tstss toI
isUsh the West covering nsursooe st apply 20 o.
4 o. h T. Co.'S OHbcs, No. 229 Rroad-sy Apoyto
CROMWELLk 10 80 Wsst-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

Il CALIFORNIA.
GREAT REDUCrIoa OF PARE
Yss hvorfte Steamship NoRTHERN Ll0HF Capt I'm
HLEPAU0H oil lssve Ee~ iort, frou risT No 5, North
H,er on MONDAY, April ~, 1t ocloc. ooon@otiDs,
Wa Paas0s Rsirosd vi The teamship UNILh DAN nov u
Ne IA 9 the Poetic Ocean. -
yor Passage freight apply At the only ONCE o. the Line
Do Boz Inns Green b. ALLEN Agset
Hb-AD person, forbid trusting any account Of
- shove shpso oSners-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of The County Of Hes.Yors Is hereby gwen 70 A.
o~r,or hsvps elaine aIsnr SAMUEL KELLEY, s;s OF %.
tty Of York Broker ceosssed 70 present the same VIII
youcher thereof q H. E1hscaer he Ofce G Roger,
Woodman No "a WusD-s; IN he CITY Of New-fort on o.
before the ninth day q April usI-Dtted New fo.t TIE -
asy Of September, 1859. -
EMELIEE KELLEY, Aeminrrstrr.
NOSES 3 WENTWORTH. Administrator.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07
For the Stauardd.

FOR the otauatuu.
MEssRs. EDITORS I remember, and you, too
doubtless, remember, that when the French Govern
ment sent ship to St Helena to take back the re-
mains of the FIRST Napoleon to France, paragraph
went the rounds of the newspapers in this country
holding up to admiration the prophetic tone OF
certain lines on the subject in Byron's Age OF
Bronze" written several years in advance OF the
mssion,-lines we'll worthy of repetition (if only
you can spare room for Them as showing the true
spirit of raticination in the genuine Bard
"Small care hath he of what his tomb consists
Naught. if he sleeps; more, if he exists.
Alike the better seeing shade will smile
On the rude cavern Of the Ky isle,
As if his ashes found their latest home
In Romes Pantheon. or Gauls mimic dome
He wants not this; but France shall feel the want
vi this last consolation. though scnni:
Her honor, fame and faith demand his b"nes
To rear amid pyramid of thrones;
Or carried onward in the battles
To form, like GueSelIns dust her talisman.
But be it as it IS the time may come
His shall beat the alarm like ZSkas drum"
If that expression was not oracular, where shall
we find it? And, now that all minds arc wonder
struck and perpeXed by the strange events recently
wrought out in Europe under the directing genius
of the Third Napoleon, permit me to bring forward
a passage from "Chde Harold" which is, | think,
quito as pointed and pertinent to the existing cOnd
tion-the status post Jellum-of ill-starrcd Italy:
I.aia! Oh Italia! thou WIN hast
The fatal gift of beauty, which became
A funeral dover of present woes and past,
On thy sweet brow is puugh'd BY shame,
And annals graved in characters Of fame.
Oh God! that thou vert in thy nakedness
Less lovely more powerful and co,,'ds claim
Thy right and awe the robbers back who press
To shed thy blood and drink the Of thy distress;
Then nights thou appal or. less desired,
Be hnnelv and be peaceful, undcpored
For thy destructive charms; them still untired.
Would not be the nr,aeI currents l~nrL
DlrIf the dr. IUss nlrW
Of many-na.i"n'd spoilers from the pn
Quaff blood and wafer n"r the strangers s,rord
Be thy sud ,csafon @ dsencf, and So
Victor nquishd, ttou tie sace Of friend or foe
g.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07
vAIuARIEIaND FOR SALE.

a MING TO GO WEST, OFFER MY LANDS FOR
"A sale consisting Of tracts about two miles apart
Both tracts in the county Of Johnston and near Sto
ings Depot, called Clayton. The which reside an
lies Immediately the North Carolina Rai'r ad and on
the main road leading from Raleigh to Sm'thfeld The
said tract Of land has good story dwelling, nearly
new With six rooms H by feet double portco in 'front.'
The dwelling is beautifully situated the above named
rad and the main road it is in the village called Clay
on 1t would afford excellent opportunity to educate
children have excellent school in the place. The
said contains about four hundred and fifty acres
sstng of pine and creek lands about Of
good low grounds about eight in cultivation and
fifteen ready clear the balance of the cleared land is
upland As to the health Of the place it cannot be beaten
in the State.
The other tract lies Neuse river it consists principal
" of oak land and contains two hundred and
acres about fifty of good low grounds part of
cultivation. There is about threehrse crop of open
land the tract There good Tobacco and Corn crop
now growing the land. Tue said tract has small
framed dwelling house and other ouhouses with large
framed tobacco barns Both of the above named
land adapted the growth of Corn Cotton Tobacco
Wheat Oats, DC.
Any person wishing to buy will do well to call the
undersigned soon am disposed to sell good terms
For further particulars address at Clayton, N c.,
Johnston county. -
JOS. M. SMITH.
August IL, 1859. s3-wif*
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

az The Salisbury Waterman is mistaken in its
statement that the Standard has replied to 1.-THE rum
ming but concise history of the policy of the Demo-
cratic party on the subject of slavery" which recent
ly appeared in the Register The article referred to
by the Waterman was in reply to the ridiculous and
unfounded charge of the Register that portion of
the Democratic press of the South was 'ast becom-
ing black Repubcanized" We expect, however
to reply to the Register and to expose its misstate-
ments and its perversion of history in the drumming"
sketch referred to- The question of slavery is not
party question. 1t is above party. The Watch
man has copied the Registers artcle,-will it copy
our reply?
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

sY The Hon. Tom Corwin is stamping Ohio.
He evidently has an axe to grind, and very dull
one too, we fear. In one of his late speeches, which
Is now before u.s. he takes the sweeping position
that Congress is omnipotent over the Territories,
with many other kindred tokens of his political faith.
In conclusion, he claims to be the father of the Re-
publican party. In view of his complexion, We
shouldn't at all wonder!
Mr. Corwin is one Of the favorites of the REGISTER
30 is Mr. Bell Of Tennessee, who declared in a re-
cent speech that he would act with the black Re-.
publicans to defeat the. Democratic party The Re.
gister would support either Bell or Corwin for
President.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

COMPREHENSIVE.
II HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN MR. HACKNEY POOLE
as partner in my business, and will continue the same
as heretofore, under the name of
ROSENTHAL Il POOLE,
Thankful for past avors, beg continuance of the
same and pledge ourselves TO satisfy ali that will honor us
with their custom, in price well as quality
Respectfully,
EMIL RosFNTHAL
As want to make for our Fall purchases, will
SELL from until the first Of September, whole stock
at COST for cash exclusively.
ROSENTHAL POOLE.
NOTICE-Those owing me will find their accounts made
out at Store, where they will please SETTLE either BY
cash note to avoid mistakes. wish to settle up
my individual business possible
EMIL ROSENTHAL.
Raleigh, August g. 1889. 32-w4t%
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

VIII. CHAR & Ruth. RAILRoAD.-We learn, says
the Charlotte Democrat, that the unfinished work,
grading and masonry, on the line of the Road from
this point to Rockingham, will shortly be let to con-
tract and that handbs will be issued inviting pro-
posals for the work.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

LATE FROM EURoPE.-The political news is not i'm
portant. Italy is for the most part tranquil Moth
ing was known of the proceedings Of the peace con-
ference at Zurich.
The empress Eugene is again exhibiting unmls'
taxable signs of-wearing unusually extensive GRIN
oline.
Cotton had declined an eighth. Breadstuffs and
bacon, dull Harvest prospects We're favorable.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

TuE EXPORTS OF New ORLEANs.-The exports OF
domestic produce from the port Of New Orleans for
the fiscal year ending June, 1859, were fraction
over one hundred millions Of dollars. The exports
Of domestic produce from New York for the same
period exclusive of specie, were s5a,ooo,ooo. The
New Orleans exports were also exclusive OF specie
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

IHE CENSUS OF 1seo.-We presume the Marshal.
wesley Jones' ESQ.,, will make his appointments Of
deputy Marshals or census takers, in January or
February next, the time at which the appointments
have heretofore been made 1t will not be necessa.
ry to appoint them at an earlier period, as the
work will not be commenced until the lat Of June
Inc work is highly important one. The Marshal
We may be sure will exercise his best Judgment in
making the appointments. 'N'' -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07
June !, 1853.

SSTATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-- ASH
oCOUNTY.-Court of Equity. Spring Term, A. D., 1882
Absalom B. Baines, Admir- de hOnx of Handy Pridgen
Alvin Peacocl. Admir-. of Elizabeth Pr,dgen, Calvin
Richardson and wife Pely Calvin Taylor and wife Polly.
Betsy O'Nea, Hardy H. Kent, Wilson Renifrow and wife
Cally. Henry Eaman and wife Mourning William H. High
and wife Atsey. Archibald Barnes aud wife Primone joel
lridgrn. Henry Pridgen. Nicholas W. Arlington admir-.
of Willie Pridgen. Raford Kent and wife Celia Alfred
Boykn. Admir-, Of Iarkin Pridgen l.. H. Prdgen, Susan
Prdgen Mary Ann Prdgen Timothy Pridgen, Joel Prid
gen. Nancy Pridgen and Winny Pridgen.
1t appearing the Satisfaction of the Court that the do.
fendnis Calvin Taylor and wife Polly Betsy Onea Hardy
II. Kent, Henry Ea,nan and wife Mourning, Archibald
Barnes and wife Primolne, joel Prdgen Henry Pridgen,
Raifrd Kent and wife Celia. L. Prdgen, Susan Pridgen,
Mary Ann Prdgen, Timothy Prdgen, Joel J. lridgen.
Nancy Prdgen and Winny Pridgen residents If
this Sate therefore ordered by the Court that publ
cation be made in the North. Carolina Standard, paper
published in the City of Raleigh for six successive weeks,
commanding The said defendants be aud appear before
the Judge of Court of Equity, TO be held for the
county Of Nash, the Court House in Nashville the
third Monday September next then and there to plead,
demur to said bill; otherwise the will he
taken ro cot.So and down for bearing parte
them
Witness ]. NJ Taylor. Clerk and Master of said
Court ulce in Nashville, the third Monday in March,
A. d., ls59
j. TAYLOR, c. N. e.
July 90, 1859. pr. Adv. Sd) Sl-w6t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07
lRn Ann FEET NICE DRY LUM-

IOO.OOO FL FEET ls IN NICE cE D. DRY I'll. LgM-
building purposes, which will deliver on the cars at
Morrisve anywhere in reach Of if applied to- If
you want 1000 feet 100000 feet send us or bring
your bill, and will fill it.; saving every day.
We don't think to be undersod by any that furnish Is good
lumber do. For further information address,
Il T. WEATHERSPOON Il CO.,
New Hill T. O., n. e.
Angust 80. 1859! i7-s
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07
STATE OF NORTH.CARo1,x.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROL,v.
- COUNTY.-Court Of Pleas and onas,.'-P h,
August Term, George Teel ct a. vs.. Adsn
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the C,,,., y
Flake and Lydia Hue, defendants in this mat An
residents Of this State, it is ordered that s ATE
made in the North Carolina Standard for ~. aioca'r
weeks for said defendants commanding them ,t :. 'ucc
the next Term of this to be held
and there to plead answer demur or his next
taken pro ooGesso as to them, and the PRAYER "t
TONERS heard accordingly. F'e' VI The ps
Witness, Henry Sheppard. Clerk of our s,;a
office in Greenville the first Monday Of A".c oau
1859. s"s' a. i
August 10, 1852 Pr. Adv. IS 62<.1 =. Nh
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07
THE GENUINE CRANBERRY PLANTS.

THE GENUINE CRANBERRY PLANTS.
ALSO,
Blackberry, Raspberry, ThimbIeberry and
WhOrtieberry Culture.
Cranberry variety s. per nu, $50 per 5000 plants.
Washington e,y f. per lo. s.u per 5000 pans
Cherry and Burberry varieties 81 FER lvUO or I'll Ter
a,rn plants.
Orange Blackberry Fl 80 per Doz SIS per IL boz.
Raspberry 81 per boz or s2l per Il boz
Thimbleberry e per boz. 81 per II Doz.
Whortlcberry 81 S, per D'z, or $la per II boz.
The subscriber offers for sale the above varieties for fall
and spring planting lie has issued Circular the cu-
van and will send it, free of charge to huse who wish
it, Plants we'll packed Meadow M,ss will be sent in
fresh stale 10 all parts Of the intel States.
Address, PAUL CIlILSON,
Dillingham;, Norfolk County, Mass
September ], 1882 T-ltpd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

B A correspondent Of the Boston Post thus p
Society at Saratoga"
Saratoga society
What endless variety!
What pnks of propriety!
What gems of-sobriety!
What garruluus old folks,
What shy folks. and bold folks.
What warm folks and cold folks!
Such curious dressing,
And tender caressng,
(Of course that is gnessingD
Such sharp Yankee oodles,
And dandIfied noodles,
And other pet poodles!
Such very loud patterns,
(Worn often by sla,terns,)
Such hoops-blg as Saturn's!
Such straig necks, and bow necks,
Such dark necks, and snow necks,
And high necks and low necks!
With this sort, and that Sort
The lean and the fat sort,
The bright and the fiat Sort
Saratoga is crammed full,
And ramned full and jammed full,
q darsn't say ID FULLY
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LANDS FOR SALE.

A MING WEST, OFFER MY LANDS FOR SAIL
IA One trac: in the county Of Davidson. 2S acres L1
lem. having on it good dwelling house barn and Oil
ou,-houses, good meadow, first rate improved urc
and $50 acre in woodland. As to health it is good
Also tract in the county of Davie of l4o acres wifi
new dwelling house and other out.houses five publ
roads meeting near the house. and store house in u
yards of the house. 1t is the main road leading fri.
Lexington to Mocksve, three and half miles west
Oaks Ferry, on the iadkn river and eight miles esd
Mocksville. My post Office is Lexington.
MILTON HOBBS
June s, 1859. 24-wSn
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LADIES, ICE CREAM SALOON.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Raleigh that they
have tastefaiy and elegantly ed up ICE CREAM SA-
LOOM at their Confectionery Fayetteville Street They
respectfully solicit the patronage of the public and pledge
to spare neither pains expense in endeavOr
ing to contribute the entertainment and satisfaction of
those who may kindly see ct to visit their Saloon.
DODD SCHEIB,
Raleigh, Aug. Q, 1883. 7o-St,
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To Cure LICE on CATrLE-Mr. Roe has great
faith in the efficacy of peck of onions for Kidding
COWS or oxen of lice lie claims to have found them
an infable remedy in his practice. They also give
tone to the stomach and are especially valuable in
hot weather, when working cattle will lie in the
shade at noon-time and refuse to eat Mr.. Roe
uses the "scullions," or SMALL unsaleable onions
and those which become soft or sprouted towards
Spring He gives feed of half peck once day
at noon-and says that two feeds are sufficient to
extirpate any number of verlnin
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY

rs NOW OFFERED TO ANY PERSON WH
Il wishes TO engage in the JEWELRY BUSINESS G
ing desous to close out my business in this place vii
sell out my stock, certain portion of it, tnge,her r
the Fixtures and give them ample time to pay the sras
part of the purchase money The stand of the vs
best for retail trade in the city, and there is quite larry
and good trade that might step right into, if he VT
the right sort of person and qualifications
carry ON the trade as it should be carried on.
CHARLES LUMSDEy
Petersburg, Va, Aug. %. 1859. 74-St