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Dennsex and the President.
The New York Tribuas's Washiugsoa CORES.
posdsat says:
Mr. ysnss Gordon Rsnncst Me editor Of TAs
kes Yevk Herald. has been entertained by the
his visit 70 NJ sity. which be ssesms 10th "
leave.
Ths Wsshiagtea States. stew days ago, admin.
islersd fsrsibls. bss wsl-dsssrsed castisation 70
this Jack Koch" Of the prsss. What thinksthe
Ststssof eosadsntial rslations existing between
Bsanstt ard IL presidsntf
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HolIoway's Pills.

11OIIOWdy Z
HABFrUAL constipation pFeslisposes the system to
R receive infection, vaes the BREATH and renders tho
whole body impure Mere purgaves the disease and
impair strength Of tho sufferer This remedy, the
trary permanently regulates the excretive Junction. and len
vgor 10 frame while purhcs the animal huida Sold ut
mandatory No. ~ Maiden Lane, New York and by all
druggists, at 25c &C., and 81 per box. sept I-lw
The Virginian Job Office.
This establishment has lnss been saPplisd with b.,
JxeR large assortment Of NEW CUTS and FANCY TYPE,
. better prepared than do FANCY and okNA
MENTAL PRINTING of every description.
beautiful article Of Bank Checks Drafts CirCulars Bus
Visiting Cards. &c. &e DO executed al the shortest
notice. Terms moderate. [aug lots
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s LAnAR1ixa's CosxAaE. --~I sode ont yesterday,
says the Paris correspondent Of The London Lite
rsry Gasstes, andsr date Of "a ult., s.so sss the
litls species Of eoetags farm that the town coaa-
oil Of Paris has given 70 Lamartine. Il - - yet
rambling sort % sdiAoe. but when half 81 IL
shall b pulled down (which workmsniars now
buoy upon) IL viii b pretty little place enough
and the greatest poet If modern France (oes Of
pleasant halfsolitude, that even his best friends
may thing Of with satisfaction. The land is bad.
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This marks high degroe Of activity among the
nufacturers, and in addition to this large pro-
ductiOn tho quantities have been considerably In
creased M compared with the last year. Tho
combined supply however. as well Imputed rs
manufactured has pot, taken with last year, O.
qualled the average OF the years 1856 AMI 1851.
The continuance of the war caused q rapid de-
crease in the purchases Of the spinners during
May and June, under the impression that pro-
ongation Of hostilities would inevitably cause
decline in the material. The restoration of peach
has now given new aspect To the matter with
the promise Of some years of repose. accompanied
by good harvcsts, and an earnest desire On the
part Of European Governments to promote conf
dence, and thereby develop material well-heing.
The demand for goods is likely to exceed that OF
any previous wear. At the same time the promise
of the cotton crop up to this moment is as lar as
be judged at this early day, in excess OF that
Just now brought into market. 1t ~ not impossi-
BILE that the exports Of the coming year may be
pushed to three and quarter millions. at price
equal to that of 1887, say average sos per bale,
which would give an export value Of two hundred
and ten millions of dollars, and impart to the
Southern section Of the country q greater degree
of prosperity than ever yet fell to its lot. The
character 81 the Northern business will probably
change. It is always the case that rise in the
value Of the raw material induces a change from
coarse to fine nunbers-tha is to say, to put more
labor and lcss material into the fabric. At the
same time tho cheapness ofiood, which favors the
development Of city business ut the expense Of the
agricultural sections, causes a demand for the f.
ner qualities of cloth rather than the kind
The demand for material ia once more active since
the settlement OF the peace questions, and the in
dustry Of the manufacturers is daily on the in.
ercase.-U. S. Economist.
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i - AAJA4A@r0e
| h a.ysss - yszss = - Pssssshs's Pc
& lANflsll.a & = -. 4 -. 0Aslsp=i b Z
- nztsse. esrssef - rsszls M lssss
+ -.os ~ " ks1asf psrIe.si o IsiasI pss
80 e ossaSss = Iii y bsiisuA kinsny
Ineus ss.psasua y pssfsA = kesiss q IL esRss
isAsa kls ssnpssisse-sss beosose hs snaosnced
ID Ne sszissisg ~ - vUsid se.sasvaszetss Ne
sRss, but wesld rsnsin quistly 81 hems. asd psrns
he pssp,s - slssa Jsdea. withcut s.y interssr-
,'ssss whstsver spen HE part His sonpssisar
psrssd digsrms pelisy honestly. without dsab,
t-Sw b declared tha. y the oboe was an elective
seae hy ~ psop,s, - sAssiA approach The people
h shsss.s vay shas candidates fbf oshsr oncss
ia. Az no css denies Ne personal asd prsSss.
sisnai msssh I'D Qualifications d ~. Bosldin.
tAs spssIssiss 10 insvitAbls thas BIZ soupetiieri
sassssdsd mainly on sssssns of bic position In
respect Of he prop6ssy Of slscsionssrins for The
sAes.
| II ell Judicial slsetions shall be conducted In
this way--if the people viii eonsinas 10 frown up
on evssyshise like slsedoassrisg fbr each Offices
there will b much mitigation Of the evils At
|fsndins IN elective Judiciary. n the praclics
wsrs extended 10 al other civil oacss. Il would b
ell The bsttsr The truth IL. no candidate for civil
oncs ought 70 b. permitted to approach
citizen for his vote Pblitieal discussions well
enough. for the enlightenment Of the people. Bot
this thing Of bsdgsring voters. and begging them
for their SURFACES, 10 an outrage. or course we
have no reference to Mr.. Bouldin In this. for he
did no such thing We bolievs be merely made
one or two speeches. We speak generally. How
n man who would be ashamed to beg another man
for money or food will feel no hesitation in begging
him for his vote. 10 something We could never un-
derstand.
Judge Ghoisou 10 brotlser Of . late Judge in the
same Circuit, and occapes.a very prominent posi-
lion Mt the bar.
The Rt,sbarg Journal. rsmarking upon Ua-
ion fall conservative men 10 the Presidential
election Of 1890. says: Nearly all tho conci liato
~ men Of tho opposition are the old Wings, who
have mot essentially changed their politics. The
most Of she imprsc.ieabies are tho old liberty me
On the one aide, and the Democrats, who have
abandoned their organisation, on the other. These
latter especially are ssaloas for all the sxtremer
maxine Of The Repsblieaas." We trust the con-
sentative masses Of the North will not be led away
by these impracticables. the "old liberty men"
and the democrats who have abandoned their cr-
ganisatisa." Let thsse have their platform, il
they will. bat let thosc men who desire union Of
nssional and unssctional sentiment, turn deaf
car 10 their appeals. There is large and grow.
Ing mass Of the mon Of the South who want to
rescue The country from the hands of sectionalism
North, discarding their foolish distractions and
lnrning their attention 10 vital issues affecting
the permauencs and prosperity Of the Union. will
meet them On true national grounds, there can
and will be union. aud not otherwise.
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ANrwERP.-This old city. whose fertilization
seems to create so much excitement in France, is
the capital of the province of the same name in
Belgium. 1t Is situated sixty miles from the sea-,
on the right bank Of the river Scheldt, being
twenty seven miles from Brussels, and nearly two
hundred and sixty miles from Paris. II Is stlI the
centre Of tho foreign trade Of Belgium, aud has
population of ninety thousand but in the sixteenth
century ID was the London Of Europe, sarpassine
all other cities in wealth aud commerce, and con-
taining two hundred thousand inhabitants.
1t has always been fortified strongly. and re-
garded as place Of much military Importance -
II was taken BY the Spaniards in 1915 and In 1855,
and by the French in l792 and l7l4. Napoleon
greatly improved it4 harbor BY constructing two
large basins. in which ships can anchor in the ri v.
er opposite the city from thirty-two to forty feet
Of watsr ut ebb tide. 1t has many Aourshing man
ufactares, and the architectural beauty of its
churches and public buldings makes it very NJ
trsctive 10 the tourist s lt'r.
By our last Intelligence, Antwerp was being
strengthened 10 Its Notifications out Of fands pre-.
viousy supplied. and the Belgian Chamber was
discussing the expediency of enlarging the plans,
with the psospect in favor Of that result The
Paris papers state that should this be- Done an ~,
my Of obssNsatiea really Of menace, eonsissing Of
sixty thousand men, would soon be located upsu
the frontier Ct France. Il has beea CORRECTED
that the root Of the French feeling Ia this matter
lies in tho possibility that Antwerp, in sass ct
war with England, would. form the bsssof British
operations on the ContinAns. But Il does not yet
clearly appear that the governmene OF France ID
90 much interested in the question % news writer's
would have - supeoss.
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Nj sept II id III. ''' '-'s ;" CAMP, SMITH co.
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!
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Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

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them having large circulation among the people Sout-
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perssns wishing 20 advertise In vt the abye papers
hnd TO THEIR 10 call the IN, Lynch.
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advertisements DELAY.
t will also receive and forward advertising any paper
In The United States A. WADDIfi r.
sept iSA Foreman Virginan Office.
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q Only one dose Immediately
I lreiieves DIG, while one dose
I often REPEATED u n sure cure
J for CnoLERA MoKBUs, aud a
preventive Of CHOLERA.
! Only one l,otile 10 needed
4 10 throw out Of the System
\ the effects o. meiieiup after
|. 10 long sicknese.
1 Ons bottle takcn fOr JAM
: DICE removes aii sailowness
= or unnatural color from the
I skin
II One dose taken a short
! time before eating gives
. vlgor to the appetite and
makes the food III gs.st well.
,. One tk,r,., .f.cn repeated,
= cures csi:s.sie iIAkRIisEA in
1 lis wVfst isrili, ~ lille SUMMER
and b0wsJ at,it'i kI.Ts yield
} almost ~ 49, assi d,Iee.
I "A few Ghti,s viii cure
! DEorsr BY cxcnh,g IN. ab-
l sorbents.
We take pleasure IN re-
1 lcoih3iciid..is nnl- ;uc'ilcjnr
J - 4 i.r,iy., L. 80 iS'a.
4 Alb AGrE. .H.L 81. t.. 49,. I
' all feyrts t,f n ht,.,rs r,r,.
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From the Press


Ar John jackson. publisher the Caals
WS writes: know 1t all that Is III. '
my used N my family for six seven years ~ nav
Ever. u,',er and bousekeeper olen act ma ,n,,v
ph!se' IN lite numerous illnesses and aec,epls ihnt
among .tlire and servants For " thtsr GASES
ram kntr IN indispensable article In diarrh,,a IL hn.
.n use" and effected For and bruises IL IA
abe.--A. !. Ert1aiaes. ~ ~ ar INV au-
LEks' hAvis PAIN knIERThis medi, inc as b...o,,, an,
afe' VI c''iierc''a thing medicine BAD ne
Mh KILLER ms mach an Item IN every, bale OF y.is sn, G
cu! mrrchtis Ms lea, c,nee. sugar Tina ,t .,.a -
s"'nes ~ lis aNor.--GleRs FdAs Uesseaaer iA'
DAVIS VEGETABLE Fam kLLKr.--Nalw itls o.di,s H.
mutations % Tins article. and many other asici, 4, ts NM
NJ Preelng Ia Inswer The purusc Vel the ss,a y,
Ieffs DAVIS rain Killer 10 Than tho whole Of .hma ~,
ogeiher II of The few ariicics thai M. u.t
pfeteni To b. Try iI-BrwaSsciet 7asoynpA 80 '"''
sANFORD's LIVER INyrGoRAroc
CoMPOSkD ENTIRELY IRON GIius
LIVER ISvIGORATOR ~ -tee
lNER INNIGORATOR, ''5''st1 sti
LIVER lSNlGORAT0R
CURES DYsPEPsIA
CURES nlspEPsIA
CURES DYspEfssia
CURES LIVER COMPLAiN'rS
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES cCSTtVRNEss 1s
CURES fLATULENCY
CURES BOWEL. COMpI ANTS
e..-.,-s ~. GgkEs CHRONIC Ola kKHIEa
Z q. s.., CURES CHOLIC Ns'A1A'
Dr.
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FOR RENT.

- THE Executive Committee Agricultural Society
Ill desire rent out the I've Hvusss on he
Fair Grounds for the ensuing fa One Of the y kept
exclusively for ladies and their ess lady TO spesi.
tend IL and The other for acncnen with privilege Of
bar. Proposals must be handed To the undersigned
sept I-diw A. MCDONALD Secrctayy.
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6eaboard Towing & Transportation Company
FuvIE Annual Meeting Of the Stakeholder In this Company
will be held nj the Merchants and Mechanics Exchange,
In the city of Norfolk TrgspAY Attn Of October nj p NJ
kN- Punctual attendance Is requested
Certificates Of Stock will be ready for delivery.
sept 101aw4w MARSHALL PARKS, President
LO L,
= ONE time last week, bundle wrapped in
- newspaper The Under will be ll,eruy rev arded by
leaving this Office handing the undersigned
sept iO-dst JOHN CRUMPACKER.
HAVING determined Richmond. hereby
II turn my thanks friends for their patronage. and
would inform them MoRa authorized
duct the Baidiag other Business agent
sept 10-dSt l.. i. LEVIN.
Ed u q 60 on.
HAvING accepted Agency for tho sale of the Orange
HI Factory halo Cotton prepared dispose Of
the In lots 10 suit purchasers Mt Factory price hose
OF good article woahl do we'll h, give u call
sept i0-dts CAMP SMITH h Co
NJ ILL OFFAL for sale by
1Nk sept 1e.dts CAMP, SMITH Il CO.
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New JERSEY 0ProsIrioN AND NATIONAL ANERI-
CAN CoNvENrIoNs- Charles 8. Oiden Nominated
for Governor. --TREsroN, Sept THE Regular
Opposition Convention and National American
Oonvention met here to day.
In the Opposition convention, Hon. Dudley 8.
Gregory, presided.
On the third ballet Charles 8. Olden, Of Merccr
wns nominated for Governor.
Amidst much enthusiasm, the nomination was
declared TO be unanimous.
On motion Of Robt. \, Kennedy. committee
was appointed to confer with the American Con-
vention aud inform Thorn Of the nomination of Mr..
0ldcn
Tho committee. having discharged their duties,
in short time after committee from the Ameri-
cnn Convention appeared, and reported that their
Convention had ooncnrred in the nomination IF
Mr.. Oklen.
Much enthusiasm prevailed when the announce.
ment was made.
Governor Newell and several other GENTLE
men made speeches when the Conventions ad-
journcd.
b. Herbert Esq, Of Salem. presided over the
American Convention.
There was stormy deba 10 in tho American
Convention, but NJ. 0lden received the nomiua.
ton on the first ballot
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SANFoRD'S LIVER INVIGORAToR!
Compounded Entirely ht M Gums,
one NJ the PrRGArvE LIVER MEDIcryxs nov before

These GrAs remove all
morbid or bad matter from
the system supplying IN their
place II healthy flow Of bile,
invigorutiHg the stomach,
causing food Ia digest we'll,
PUuFfISa THE BLoOD,giving
tone and health 10 tho whole
machinery, removing the
cause OF The disease---effuct-
ing u rn1ieai cure.
Bilious ATTACKS are cured.
and, what Is better, prevent
cd by the occasional use of
the Liver lnsiguratof.
One dose after eating Is
sutlleiepi to relic, e the stOm-
ach and prevent the food
from rising aud sOuring.
Only one dose taken be-
forr retiring prevents Srsir-
MARE.
ouiy one dose taken at
night, looseiis the bowels
gently, and cures cosTIvE-
.NE~S.
o.,c dose taken afler each
meal will euro DYSPEPSIA.
One dose oftwo teaspoons
ful will always relieve SICK
HEADACHE.
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PROT. Il. CAMPS.

NOW yUr chance 10 make your eIdrep ssi pcrfner,
~ For eniy - month, payable In ADvANCE yss n
Paact"aAy TWO LESSONS per week on Piano, Guitar ssgq
s Pianos taned ut % give satIsfaetou
Also, Lessons given In French Italian and Spanish Appy
at the Washington H0pss. 5s9' srus ~
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This amount goes far towards con,pensating for
the decline in breadstufFs The quantity and val
ne taken BY the spinners in the United States, in
two years. are nearly as follows:
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
IL DESIRING 70 procure printing press TO be
a. Yy operated by sieam power The proprietor of this
U2 Mestablishment oiIers for sale upon which
~ The -virgnian" is printed II Is snbstan.
tai ApAns PewER PEEss, propelled by hand and
MIMI capable Of making one thousand impressions an
It hour. Tho character Of iis work can be ,leter-
mined BY the appearance " thh paper
To the proprietor OF country circu
aton doing much job work. this Press would save labor
sms, and money. win be sold nj bargain. [aug Its
Mrs. M. A. Otcy's Class for Young Ladies,
MILL Be open the hrs, MONDAY in September Tuition
w for Five Mouths 81 No extra for French on latin
wforfu - - ~
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.. en- s,. v,rah,N, -. pa Mosouro BAu.
~'s o"oS JOH-
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GEORGE r. HILL.
COM MIS- SION M e r o HAN
No. $50 North Second Street.
THOMAS j. BAGBY.
AGENT T. COM ISSION MERCHANT

Aiios OUT negroes. Rents out Houses,
ND SsE L L So Fs'e 81 u,
Tbdcco Wheat, Corn Flour ssd Other CSnfrH PpodneA
strict attention business pfornps reistsnccs made
Cnnsignments respectfully soieited. -
eB Ofce No. Wall Street, under 81 Oxsrles Hotel IA
HICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Refers to Messrs Cas T. Workman and Co.. Tnsley Tardy
Williams, Hunt Brother, =. McGfuders soma and H. x
Ellyson, Of Richmond " sert a-dIr6srs
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-01-05

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA...GAsWELL
~ COUNTY.-in Caswell Superior Court of Equity, No
sember Term ls5s-Samue Harrison Joseph Totten and
Daniel Everett Executors of John Everett decd, Com
painants against Nancy Everett David Caldwell and wife
Fanny VILLAIN Everett Milly Everett George Everett
David Everett. William Owen and Others Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In this cause II appearing TO the satisfaction the
Court that Nancy Everett David Caldwell and wife fnnnv
William Everett MlIy Ereret George Everett david Eys
erett William Stamps and wife Sally, James rsrs,t Ao
mes Furguson Borland Everett Sgnor Ever IT. Jon Ev
erett William Owen and the other children Srh Owen
whose unknown-the children AZ Srnor Everett
whose unknown-the chiidr IF Trsris Evrret
whose unknown--the chi dren of William e..
erett, whose unknown the children of Skiss
Cornelius and wife Margeret WI Sc names are unknown
and the children Of Mildred s. ytnn whose names are un
KIN with the exception of the said Auues Ferguson all
reside beyond the limits ct me State it therefore order
ed by the Court that be made for six successive
weeks in the Milton Chronicle" Carolina Stand.
ard, Washington Union" in saue paper published in
Milled Sevle Georgia, in Nashville Tennessee; in Frank
FORT hentucky IN Austin, Texas; in Jefferson City, Mis-
sour; IN Spr' ngAeld linos-noying the said defend
ants o the Fling Of This bills and that unless they appear
ut the next tenn Of this Court TO be held at the Court
House IN fanceyve, the 9Th Monday after the 4th
Monday IN March, 1885, then and there to plead answer or
demur to said bill the will be taken comesso aud
| heard e. parte as TO them.
WITNESS Thomus A. DonohO Clerk and Master Of said
CoArt Office the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday in
! September, 1858.
| December 10, 1883 Pr. Adv. IS. 5l-w6t
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Ii TUTE will commence its third session ON MONDAY,
January 18th, 1859.
NJ late Professor Of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
in College, Pa, and Rev. j. L. Swain Both these
gentlemen IRE experienced professional instructors Prof
eFord is recommended by several of the most eminent
men of his native State. Pa, and the character of Mr..
Swain is too well known to require testimonials The
boarding department will be under the of Mr. W. G.
Sleght ESQ., and lady, late of Washington county, N. c.
The most torouah instructions given in the Greek,
Latin French and English languages in Practical and The
oretca Mathematics the Rudments of Natural and Moral
Science Beles-Lettres, and all the branches commonly
taught in such institutions. Young gentlemen fitted for
any class College Tuition $2 to $50 per session IF
months, according to studies, there being extras.
The buildings of the Institute cOmmOd0us, elegant;
contain ample accommodations for 100 students, and
beautifully situated in fine grove The students boarded
and lodged in the Institution, and at all times under the
81 to 50 per month"; every thing found except lights Pupils
received at time and charged from date of
lowance made only for prolonged sickness All expenses
payable half in advance. Discipline mild but firm.
Location at Hamilton, Martin county, n c. very pleas
ant and healthy, and accessible by stage Steamboat from
all parts of the State.
For particulars apply to either of the instructors to
THOS. JONES,
w. r. BROWN n
R. E. WEATHERSBEE, o''''
w. r. LYMAN,
Hamilton, Nov 80, 1885, 4S-wst.*
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