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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-31
Pahlis Ieeturs and Debate.

Dr.. j.. I. corrps. will deliver the next
Lecture befsre tho Kanswha Lyceum.
Subject of debate continued from last
Tuesday night---ia5ean tho Itamofsali-
y of the Sou, b established without the
aid Of he Revelations f' Ill
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-31
| Negro Company Disarunsd..

PHrLADEIPH1A. Oct. 20. The arms
recently furnished to. a company of
colored volunteers in this city, have
been taken away By order Of the Adj.
infant General Of the State, in-conse.
quence Of the recent affair az Harper's.
Ferry. \
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-31
n,,h. o,p,s;dc a.. ,A;as uanera NAV

On the outside Of this paper may
.be fonnd \ very lengthy article from
"Weatern Virginia, entitled s Pop
Mar Sosereignty, Of Congressional
Interference. !" which We intended to
reply to, bnt cannot, for want Of room,
do 90 this week. Probable we shall
ID onr next.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-31

The trial Of HoaNEYMAr, for the
murder of IL sERMAs was commenced
andnearly closed BY our Circuit Court
4astweck;; but, one Of tile Jhryrnenbe-
came sick and the jury was discharg,
ed. The trial was again commenced
fo.dar. a ]. II !. III ..- !. il. VII
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-31

/ Tho river is very low. All boats
have stopped except the Ellen Gray
and Jennie. The former runs to
Cincinnati; the latter 10 Gallipolis.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-31
MoNDAY, oCronEn 81, lsso.

VIZ publish tolth. extension n four su.
y editorial matter. the speech 81 Coz:
Wlsr, relative 70 she HarPer's Ferry e;
FIJI. Ths spsecii contains many facts
incident 10 The ipsurreciion, and win
prove very interesting soalarge portii'o''as
niour readers. NJ. ..!. Il. .5 /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-31
LxRK 81 rNK CouRr. AT
! y (,Aarleafoaaa. Eiirainiio.

caarlestouH. Virginia.
z on had better caution your au-
Thor 10 be careful about what Sou.
tao OssawAttoaie Brown: so sure
~ yeu NJ one hair ofshfs head. mark
'p Eord- Y following day, you will see
81 eity, b, village soutIisof Mason
" are sletefnnineS g nut ,lawn tlayery
! ID slI odds.
Forsibly il i muse ,acably II il can.
Believe mo Whea I TEN oas lie end IS
rot yes--by \ long odds i 81 usat liz
North sympathizs with the&
D MARTYRS of HARPER MERRY.
The next regular naeetihs 81 Tic
Kaaaxha Fro Company wai D. bsIa
on Friday night next.
----.>
fs1 These 10 no anststGf change iathe cincie
- 80 s;Aa,s-eecsi rafses.
II y ~ 4 Ky z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-31

These il no matsssi change ,atAe csaeis
- - s;Aa,s-~ers s.ass<vs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

BOARD IN BRooKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
II wlie or two single gentlemen obtain board
street. five minutes walk Of Fulton Wall ferries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE wsSr.-THg
- steamers OF the New York and Baltimore SesusoD
leave pier IL North river Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
making The passage IN forty hours Freight 70 Btm)re
cents per FOOT 70 Washin gton 10 cents per foot aud
uonste ra,ee For through raea 10 the West covering
snce sk apply a, the baltimore aud Washington RAILROAD
Conpsly's o1lcel 2zy Broadway. Apply 10 a. g. GROIN
WE'LL a Co, Sc Veg sresI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
SHIPPING.

DOR PORTSMOUTH, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship hOhNOK ~ CANAAN
Thomas Skinner, viii leave on Wednesday 2d inst AT
O'Clock T. M from pier No. IS North river She vii sr,go
at Portsmouth the next afternoon and at Pessburg the fol
loving morning Passengers for the South will proceed bv
great eouthern mail line. Those for Richmond viii arr,
early Friday morning. Passengers viii find This the
cheapest pesantest and most expeditions Passsn
fare with sateroom TO Norfolk 81; - Petersburg AMI Rich.
mond $40. Apply oLUDLAM HElNSKEN 81 iroidway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

DOARD.-WANTED, ON OR BEFORE lsT OF APRIL,
ID aparor and two large bedrooms the second third
floors house replete with the modern improvements
agreeaby located above Fourth street. between Fs Fifth
for gentleman wife, two boys ages four
and terms not 10 exceed SIS week Also for
gle gentleman small paror and bedroom at not $40
per week The be furnished with carpets only
Address Residence box 1873 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
DRY GOODS. &C.

CARD.-W. JACKSON, NO. 65l BROADWAY, RE.
"A specfuly calls the attention of purchasers Of Mourning
Goods his extensive spring importa0ns Of dress goods
being the largest and most desirable submitted
specton The following among the many lots resolved
per late steamers
Handsome figured foulards by the yard.
Japanese slEs, article very desirable.
Check and striped silks in every variety.
Black Maltese cloths, a yards wide.
Back delaines and chalIies without lustre
Black grenadines In every width and quality.
Black grenadine bareges. very handsome.
Grape maretz and bushire Grapes new goods.
Treble width spanish grapes all WOOL ~ and yards wi
beautiful TEXTURE before in this MARKET also
very choice English and French popns for travelling and
&c together with beautiful OF
bornets manas shaws &C. Ladies will please observe
name and number
w. JACKSON, Importer of Mourning Goods
TO- SOL Broadway between spring and Prince streets
AT DE PERCEvAIis. 67 BROADwAY-sTAMPED I'm
"A broderies Of every description at Wholesale aud retail
Stamping order executed In the nestes ant ,rfec
manner embroidered Jokes of different knda sG m light
dresses,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

ENOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-TnE AMERICAN
II Atlantic screw Steamship Company's new and elegant
steamship MOI ruonttf Croker mander, viii leave
pier IL Norm river on saturday, March B o'clock M
Passage ~ Savannah with unsurpassed SIS
Through tickets 70 New Orleans $50 75 Mobile $35 Monigo-
merry S6 Albany Ga, S2i; Atlanta 49,
s'i Augusta 40 also 10 principal places
rates steamers Leaving Savannah Monday Wednesday
and Friday mornings Freight ten per and at pro
porionae rates insurance one balf per Apply H.
Is CROMWELL A 20. 50 West street The HtJ NEVILLE
succeeds Eoufnay, Apnl2.
LNoR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST VIA CHARLES
II ton s. C-stmi weekly United states mail side wheel
steamship line.
Cabin passage ....,..,.. sls Deck ...:.:........S
msnrer, will leave pier No, North river on wednesday
harol, 70, Mt 4 o clock 4. NJ precisely.
Through tckets ~ the folio wing placeB-
10 New orleans. $50 90 40 atlanta Ga. ANN. Sy 90
To Montgomery, Ala. rs 90 To Puatka ria... 1 %
10 Knoxville Tenn. 81 90 To Charlotte, n. o.. q 90
10 Augusta GA......... ~ 20
For reish, or passage apply 70 sPoFFoRD TTLEsToN
90, 20 Broadway.
The coumois, CAPT Berry succeeds Saturday, March 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

NEW ORLEANS
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON AUGUSTA,
And various places In FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH, Ca
The favorie steamship ALABAMA, Capt. Geo r. gchepck
VII Leave on Wednesday, March 23. At r. NJ from pier
NO North river. Tickets be had for the following
places fare as other New York 70
savabnahi accoffnodatoD superior.
New York 70 New Orleans $50 75 Mobile $35; Montgo
merry As go Atlanta, Ca S23; Albany, Ga, az Coium-
Ola Ga w Macon Ca, $l Augusta, so; Savannah, SIS.
Of March. at +. 81
For freight or passage Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL 4 Son,
l3 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
SPRING FASHIONS.

HEApAM DOUGAL BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM THE
wi ladies OF that she will have her opening OF
spring fashions on Wednesday 3d March, 74S Broadway
Miliners not admitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

fyHARLoTTE q. SMITH rs NOW OFFERING AT Hss
" new show rooms handsome assortment of spring coass
mantles and sacks, suited
for rst class trade Also ladles spring
All OF the above made order 002 Broadway one docs
above Twenty siyh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

AT RICHMONDs.
"A 687 Broadway,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
offered embroidered French cambria bands; dou cloth
80 cent less than regular prices Also the
Malkof striped lace for sleeves TO be found nowhere
else, at eight shillngs per yard.
RICHMOND, 657 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

BOARD FOR Two GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLEMAN
~ and wife, for per week, with front Is feet
with and two closets and opportunity
learning French deaed at l63 East Thirty fifth street.
Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

BOARD IN BROOKLYN-TwO GENTLEMEN OR A
ID gentleman his wife be with plea
SAINT and partial board Clinton street Din
on sundays. References changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

(yoUsTRY BOARD WANTED FOR THE sUdYER nv
~ AGENT man. wife and servant 10 aton uusib healthy
anc easi OF asces hom the city Address for three days
viii fun particulars Montgomery Herald oDce.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23

The body IL the leather poochss ID 10 BE- made es god
and substantial bag leather well tanned weighing ne sts
Numbered and !. uul iss than eight auner and Sc ,hs
smaller sin not lcs than To the squss s:
the bu,iom tof circular iorl and Dap to BE- q Esd 'kf
i.g leather we'll tanned: the seams tn Be well and s'soe
iy secured with the brsi iruo rvrss yell 'isnsd.
The canvas pouches To Be made u e'',ea canvas
deusciy wuveu To rsist waies wrixhne Sc uehes
Il sss No l. Iess than ~ To The ward ~ ~
inches width " the yssd II ~ inehss width
ir pchc. d sss No Z. mot hess than - csness :. the
yard Of ~ inches width; f'r PEACHES Il s.s Na 3 NAT ss
than t the yar, Ut - inches width; The evsds
Of The warp End b. e"upasr .f al lr..' yssus
each. The canvas p"aehes u ans na"eS.r and ~.
be mad. Il c.ioa canvas weighing MT ie-s than
I" the yard 81 ~ inches width. NOT ss shsn ~
To the yard u ~ inches vidh The 'hrvsds Ut es
warp and wen tn be composed VI II css as yarns rseh
S,zx No l. sdy ls inches long and II inches vide 10
IN. ;ds, ca.,s: ends or bottoms d same bong II By IS
;sh. ~
S,,, M sp,dv 4. ;uehr. long and Is inches vide IN
=, SN. W. -. -. s-,,,.,'I r. ..r. -. =, n, az
;nsh~.
S,,s M sBodv 4. inches long and ,s peh~s vide IN
IN. d., .r.. cuds or bottoms Of ssms brsue 10 by 20
;n.h..
tn ,,h.r horsr.ms;l bss~ are In BE- made AZ ru and
h.r,;Si t.s s,bs, we'll tanned weighing s.,s Ir.s than
zen ,,nrrs h, The .ou.rv e and the srsms !. b. veil
s s,nrir .cv,d or IN invited to b. o. dune 4, not To
anu anu s ..S.!" r. ~, w. u" '''
S r s. na,...u.;i h.rs arr IN h mad. ,f ssso.
.". III ,h,, Az s.r,s-d s,r sb- srr,r s,,d s.,rhss
m, r.. ;.,n,,r.r.-r,s IN ~. s.ru =, rr,n.s,,,r.,c
I"fp"Ss "" ,p IN...s = A.. - .us.A-- =. - a.
OF any =" ,"s " .:s'S - - -vrI.s.~ -" ~
n,aeuas '"e'."' ~. .as. III III. "s a -. r 80
aaspa ". " Iii - c,n;ss,,1 n J.,rr,.i.;n. m,
I.m., ma h..s IA
49,. 81 ,hs son,,.r,.r n n,.i-c Ma. N., Y.,k and
shs x ~ Sn,ds,.hi mi i.,,,.h.r, T., r.i,,m.,r
Ma: W..hn.;..' Is. q; R,ehmooJ. Va: Rsir;rs. =. G..
~ ~ S..-u.-s a. v.h,i. AI.e g.. O,.
Charleston. = u saxsnS.n; "s S.o.'s; A1; SsI
cam. ss"s"~.,; SIh;,. 81 I.m;. H." and cn;e..,
s N.Y. ,'. ~ :. -. 80: :" - ~. -..sS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23

Pes. 0.y.es DpA.s...,: !s: y: - -.
nat mil ni:e osSoeS. D. H. ssh day d April sat.
Or urui.Sinr Sr fosr yssrs f tes Arss dsy u JOY.
next In such quantities and 81 sch tmss - wey =
sured and ordered e The sesves. nail ese a ~ os
ing Descriptions to witt
Obssss Mil Beg - Ssoas.
Ssxs M Les sehes In sss,A ssd s. inches esses@
Srrpcc to 5, Ssde of ensiea weighing o. less
teen ounce. The yard u ~ 'eesss .dh ,es ,hssas o.
the warn and ven 10 b csmpnssd II Ire yarns eseh
ss No s-( aehea 10 lssesk ssd - iseAss 10 sssss.
f.srncr TO BE- made VI ensioe canvas vcehae .. sas
urssrm ouscs the gard II - inches Width the shssds
of The warn and ws 10 Be- enapnsd a Sur yarns sssh
S,ss No (ss inches in eoGsh aud % insl.s IN esss
ference, tn be made 81 eusoo easvss weighing q 49,
eight ounces the yard Of ~ inches ws; The hsrsds u
ID. warp and ven be enmpnsed of thres ysrus sseh
The canvas taes of sisA nambsspd and are 70 es
made with ssbng hem 81 the top cS swu 'sshss wa
uron which sufficient number tsi ess ten tn The ssf
and eight In the ite of eyeet h,ss are 10 %
and tbcy arc In he provided with god and saecnt hsnf
cnrd to lace and se them srney AL To b. veil ussk
ed inside and outside. u = MAIL In large and disnss
letters.
Lsfk.r cad Csssas Nail Psscass
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23
A Splendid OPENING for Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE.

sUVHE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale their Tobacco Fac
tory, situate ut Tally Ho, Granville county, n C., i'm.
medatey on the road leading from Oxford To llsboV.
The house is large enough and fixtures plenty to work
thirty hands, There is also the premises single story
Dwelling with rooms good Kitchen, Smoke House
Negm House, Stables, Crib. Steam House, &c, DC A
splendid opportunity here presented wishing
to engage in the manufacturing Of Tobaec The location
is good being the edge Of the lands that produce
fine not the finest Tobacco in the Stae There Is al.
WAYS money to be made BY we'll conducted Factory. The
neighbhood is unsurpassed for health and g"od morals
Having sold out Store at Tally ho. and one o the part.
Of having left the neighbhood. renders
necessary close the entire cuucern and wish to do
can, and therefore would like to have pr
positions early be done For further part cuars
address a. H. Cooke, AT Oxford j. j. Meadows aud DR.
A. Fleming. at Tally Ho
Terms reasonable.
August 49, 1883. SS-wM
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23
WHEAT FARM FOR SALE.

vuVHIs FARM Is SITUATED FIVE NILES Nok e Ia:
Knoxve and Kenucky Railroad at the head Of Second
Creek in GRASSY Valley This valley is one Of the best for
wheat in East Tennessee. The Farm contains about ao
acres of which about 800 acres cleared and the bal.
snca we'll tmbered hundred acres are in clover ana
grass and fifty in wheat The soil naturally Is not
surpassed BY any in East Tennessee The land lies almost
level and is highly productive and lies remarkably well
for cultivation and er.zin The land is well adapted to
Wheat, Corn and the Grasses Comfortable mpr Tsr
men,s, god springs and apple and peach orchards rs
cation is all which could be desired This Farm IS Of
erred upon aud credits advantageous easy ana
unusual will not fail to attract those desiring far"
TERMS:
ONLY one-tenh no per cent? Of the purchase money re-
quired upon the contamination Of the sale The balance
in TEN EQUAL instruments with annual interest,"
on ali the deferred payments If desired the Farm will
be sold upon shorter credits for cash. given
JOS A. MABRY,
Knoxville, Tenn.
January 3 1852 l-wStpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23
NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.

NHE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark Co., Arkansas
= 1000 acres OF Wild COTTON LANDS for sale, in
tracts to suit purchasers a. favorable terms Is can be
Afforded in any portion Of the These lands we're To-
Gated twenty years ago and are equ. superior.
ton Of the State These lands lie within Is or 80 miles Of
Camden. Arkansas. hourishng town. where fiom 10000
t" bales Of cotton shipped BY steamboats, annu
ally; and also within % miles Of Arkadelpha Aourish
ing county town that ships from 1900 to 5000 bales Of
cotton every season.
Inc above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
kaarad that is certain be built within Eve years hav
ing large land grant from the government
Any n'crmatiGn can be had by addressing the under
signed at Arkadelphia, Clark Co., Arkansas.
July 20, 1858. saM1tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23
Rail. ROAD NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED. CAaismsa tof 10 Bead II Cna-
l. mssionsss sPpisted By The ses a he Gsssssl A.
sen'ey of he Stat. q MOTH Csso'ise sss.ase tsss
p's.ied en@p..y styled he CSs.v Cslesld RsilrusS.
O. The CaalnsId Sosk Csmlsa Rasusdl hsssSy sssss
nes that The capital stock a a sn@essy kss;ce SSs
sabscrbsd toe. sesusdae IN The pspsss u I'D - skss
10 b held ii Coss Hosss IN Csshses % IL q Sav =
March. 1859. es he pssposs a rresivtse su sks Ci
soasss the books Il su6epsiee. ssa ssRssse IL o0r
pany.
The sos;es 10 b pabished 10 Tie CAsnv Oss,sss ssa
Nost6-Csniaa Ssasdsfd los kss ssersss;ss vssAs fu
dsis hesvue
Jsssasy .. lsx ESSs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23
January 3 1859
HILLSVILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL COUNTY, Va

B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal:
A. W. C. NOWLlN, B. p, Assistdnt p'saetpaE
Associated with efficient nsructOrs.)
yuyHE nth SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
i commence the first MONDAY in January. and CON
time twenty weeks Board be had in goOd fami-
lies at six dollars per MONTH
Hsviile is village, the top of the Blue Ridge:
commanding view Of the most picturesque, romantic und
sublime scenery.
1t is we'll supplied with good water and pure air from
the surrounding mountains and is renowned for health.
j. situated main thorOuhre from Tennessee to
North Carolina, which passes line Of stages and is
within few hours travel of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. Through the beality Of Messrs Andrew 5.
Fulton, Ben Rush Floyd and Alexander n Chain. two
Gold Medals have been presented annually for the last two
years to the best speakers The Annual Catalogue will be
school,
January g. 1859. 5-w6mpd.*
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OLIN HIGH SHC0OL:MAtE = FkAAAk
R.v. BAXTER CLEG0, Prscipal
4. u: n:. sr1:. Assistants.

OLIN HIGH sHC0OL-MALE 4 FE1ALE.
K.v. BAxTER CLEG0s PriseiPal
..,.. A 4; T. a,' rrc:... Assistants.
Other assistant. will b. procured :: :As G.ns. q he
instruction to all the pupils.
rJN uIeH S(HOOL 10 situated in The NORTH sstesu
Dart Of Iredeil county, c. On the waters Of Rocky
creek in healthy section III country and IN the m'ass
an industrious and moral community, and - free nun
e e and ,os !:
Maid to The elementary branches Al the seseher. have
experience and the Principal Rev. b. C'sez 70 well and
youS Ss Tie
mild and firm. Ii. gradually increasing a1o o1ess ""9
Inducements to those who have suns and daughters 70 %
educated Parents and Guardians are e !" S s .s
money, and to allow the making Of accounts wah met.
chants aud Others Or inerct them ~ they think best
The trustees aud teachers n rs 30" and us.v and
in expenditures; but assume authority To con-
,rl tbem and take no responsibility in these matters
TxRxs Px. SESSION 81 wEExs
Ensi,.s D gi from SO 90 to is %
Music ON Piano, 81 w
Use Of Instrument, sW
Painting, low
t,rsrons- Ac.. 1000
Contingent Fee lW
BoARD.--Young gentlemen from q 80 to Is 20 per
month"; exclusive Of lights and they wait on themselves
Young ladies e % per month"; including fuel washing
and attention. Lights will be furnished ut prices
Tuition and contingent fees in advance BoardnR lonses
are kept fur young ladies'; also for younR
they are requested board sersrae The Fall Session
opens the sd Wednesday in july and the Spring the LIST
Wednesday in january The com%eneemen. !: On .s'
tees the day before O'clock, A. H. liberal share VI
patronage is solicited
J. c. TURNER, President.
Iredell county, n c., June Il. 1855. ss-wly.s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23
NEW HOPE ACADEMY,

VvNRE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL CON.
IL menee the 10th If JANUARY, and continue five
months.
T. situation Of he Academy is peasant and beautiful!
In heeastern paftcf Chatham. 10 miles from Chapel Hill!
and - fum Raleigh. It is also 10 miles from lorrisve
Station onehe Rail'o ID from which there Is convey
once By sake Students lind this If the best Schools
in the State yielding is Preparatory Collegiate
its cA&acter although when desired highly mature
Academic Course is impaired.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Department lOW
Juvenile (English.) Is %
Advanced (Classical,) 2" w
Board in best families IS per month";
Charges alone by the session. Certificates OF GOOD cna
pcter and responsibility fm each student heote entering
'' ' J. R. HOLT, Prin.
December 6, 1858. oo-""-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II TAKE THIS METHOD or INFORMING the CIT.
u mems IL Raleigh and the Surrounding essiry that
c,niinur In carry the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS IN Re.
leigh, 1t wM. II. uOlI.OMANS OLD STAND. ] hate
Horses and working on Farming ras: be Gle. dn
work Carriages hnp~ BY strict siisnsae 10 bsssssss.
TO share liberal patronage.
January II. 1ss s-viy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23
TO DRUGGISTS.

a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A Of the University Of New York, and practitioner 81
years experience. desires situation in Wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such sua.
tion that his health will admit of the exp Incl
dent to the practice Of medicine The most satisfactory
references given both to character and qualification
Address, MEDlCUS
Pit,sbor', y. c.
December "a. 1854 Swift.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-23
A Cure for the Pilesl

"A Cure Tor the Pilesl
HAv!NG BEEN AFFLICTED % YEARS
with this terrifying disease and finding no relief
eye is unparalleled in its efficacy. Having cured myself
and many Others now offer this remedy 10 the public
Us the most speedy cure ever discovered L. is NO orthen
numbag could produce many proofs but rs the Oint-
men is out its merits, those that are afflicted viii
O. .ns best judges after using the Ointment BY sending
Sne DOLLAR and cents in Post Office stamps, Box viii
be sent anywhere in the United States.
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Nay Z, 1855. is"viv:
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SAL3 IN WAR;
rem COUNTY, N. C.

rem COUNTY, N. C..
an TUESDAY, the LIST day of March next, at the late
U residence of Gen. N. T. Hawkins. decd, will sell
the highest bidder reasonable terms over 900 acres
of VALUABLE LAND in five separate tracts. adapted to
dance timber and good water and in neghborhoods pro-
verbal for health and g,Od society.
The Rooker Davidson and Picnic tracts within three
and four miles If Shocco and White Sulphur Springs and
than six and eight from Warrenton and Ridge
wav Depot.
The Race Tract is Warrentun and in thorough re
pair The Baker tract is II miles east Of WarrenOn and
near Littleton Depnt.
The plantations in good heart and improved by sub
stantial fences barns and necessary cabins
IS s $ $ $5SS Executors.
January :, 1859. S-wtd.*
~ The sale Of the above lands will be made at WAR
RENTON TUESDAY Of Court week instead Of on the
premises stated abOvewhch will be the LIST day Of
March.
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TO PHYsICIANs.

70 A PHYSICIAN WHO WOULD INVEST A FEW
- hundred dollar: in town property, in . aoarishae
retire from the profession The praccs d worsh 2som
81, soo to % 900 PER year. Terms made ssay.
address immediately, A. B. G, Standard o@ce and foil
particulars will b given.
February 8. 1859. S-vSN