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auosher Balloon Voyage fFo-A 81. Louis.
Mr. John wise writes the foIlow1g letter TO friend Of

.ro,b.r Balloon Voyage froya 81. Louis.
", yohn wise writes fOIlow1g letter TO friend Of
his In 81 Louis
LAscAsrm, July 20, 1859.
IN morrow my son Charles leaves here with our big
,.Ioos .Japiter" which capable Of carrying up four
Ewnh her intend to feel the air currents, provided
With good Smithsonian barometer, farnshed NJ, BY
fne Jupiter win be accompanied by her cnsor., ths
'Gsby Iaede," sailed by my son.
Nv intention is II can make the nec usarv arrange.
eDts ss from ST. Louis eastward 10 some city in Ia
ss Sa;s
plenh with fresh supply Of sas, U.d 70 ascend go
forlber eastward and repeat sgan 40 inaavOn rnis VIII
chow tire practicably OF soppinr and supplying on the
way. win also show that VIZ can occupy the daylight
alone we choose, Dy holding ap for the night
frs, tris, but II will try You viii have The same
patience With hAt you 70 ,lo with child snss Is learn.
ing TO wax give y! ou. little time aud little exce
errands too So will the balloon a. soon as gsts fairly
on, Of rs swaddrg Go hes; only have patience With una
these Demonstration TO take the youth ng tina haas
VITO VIII 90 muoh oester masters than any Of Us nov
should ,nccoe' reaching indianapolis or any Of the
eaer Two psSs aamed, from thence the extreme upper
rurreIs wouia .erve 70 saA Csucmnasi Columbus.
- us 20 point, best Of all other Western. cities 10
peruents fren, becance It u far West and
ess 20 many cities oetwcen tho Atlantic seAboard
sys'emaiS aeronaas than the feruaal OF the mag be
Meen .ns tive great extremites. Some twenty large
suree Q. -FOUR score Urge villages, ali lying un
York. " - -"
tsu * this stirg can be EARLY established en- at
ef. 20 81 may DC supplied BY the smah outlay Of
go &c lee 70 such Demonstrations Al all eveols
ma make Aeefort in good faith and do succeed
lsly ma partially asd In thai partial Buocess make
pS wsy Aios for my successors.
ne .n seeems to have come TO do something 10 this
E'se ccut-the atmosphere. Nature nas cast Is be-
oe U.s. ana We woud be remas Of true destiny
we W st IL 70 ty wishout = fair trial. America is tire
Geas c-riiar adapted to its developenent and 81.
LOUIS .! good cepeA TO start from.
cave he re rev days after my son, and hope 10
De our city iext week, to leave 1t once the
eeas saiioon p cute. JOHN Wise.
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Since 'ast report tho market Tor raw cc.top hss
been mech excited owing U she bsavv "a moe IN
joel gz6 very sree sne recent OF the ne ne al
peace. The upwaro uoreueu. WAS sro AIDED Nv .,e
rosfests OF coca crope aud cheap money aed also by
The 'acseasod ectvny Que, spcy IN ts tanches r,
nasft1 The advance IN Lvcxpool WAS &c nGI 10 L.c
sc. per rnuno, ebc0t 81 rs TO S3 81 par
nc'e. rims SnsrRtt had como degree sntic,ps;ed
rice N livvr pool, bat ooo The extent u
OF the EurotR. The eurseS vas shas we I'D
faL .Qasser OF = ecu. per piuno on u cyioas auo.a
,ione. n6dlpg upisn 10 inve uecouo rp NJ l2lr DER
D with srge sats ooseioerpg ybe pesuced amount OF
hsDd ghe p ices aavs ruw ,ecchei uln,n
nac4 o! the nrSh. 1t quotations Of the se.aon rhs
upwaN sha material xaust tend 70 i'm.
prove sae curreu. prices OF cotton coaestis roods
During she week trade considerably reveed an ner.
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rs,ee; The ssls embraced aboar coo bbs
cds ps within the range o. tbs above quotations
Rye flour arc corn cal STEADY The above prices
"eea' v ar netts- cents ad.
'sDce tbe faes embraced about 26 bushels ncu pr
Old REQ Ohio at 81 10; do. At 81 2l1s: rev rnd
southern ut 81 20 a 81 80: old do, 81 IS new white
sou'n.Tp nc 81 10 81 81; aud sbrte Kentucky
At 81 32 81 AZ and am ber co,o,ed W,ssonry
ais 20 ard standard Chicago spripg 73c Corn WAS
ets active ahle the sales embraced about Ol0 bushae
oe" N xed Wss'aIn u. SOC. 4 Sic 0,hsr descriptions
~ere nominal Bye wac quiet q. T5c. so, Barley was
oonna Oats we're heavy with saies Of Western at 37c
mepi from She circular Of VIM. g. Cutting gives the "a
oep,s uDo exports Of -four and grain this port for the
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Port OF Kew York, July go, 1850.

mE,prn
Steamship city Of washington m, ps,r.s ,,r.o,, !, a
ste.ros,,, p.~,.-.. ~
&Co ia"p AiAe'soarg <oWell, balumore-H Cromwell
shin 7 wsl.eo,, v ,,,
Sp;;pp W ssneIo, soupg, sbanghae-A Ladd Co.
asip =, SaIol, LiVerpoo-aowlaod frothnghsm
shin NAV Er,Sosr Mevx 1s,s snck 20
Esrs Fo,yrrs .'I1scn Wv CrleansLJ ward Co
Esrr zsntnp M I'd IN draper pevlin.
Ia,r Esnc,is "a ~; Del I'M Phelps Do
land VAop' "uS'of, "o"efoAm-bog&r Knee
EMk psmpbyls. Peterson, Havsna-I eager.
Bark Thornton. Tar, hatsnzss-J M,1aw.
Barb Meran RYus), Hsnberp knediac- Punch Me,pcLa
,i a I,oaus, iIgwworHy, hnswortn-C Peters
bre sven tsr, tremnr +; Ihn qn S ne'scse
big Margaret Evereu II John Mp ssy,ns = ssS sun
Sc1r MsIy Susap. CeAr, EleutherA-J Douglas.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. JULY 80. 1889.

vie snd Kentucky q $40 o., S2a bales Hsva
mostlv a 26c $780,. las ses.isaS a &c. 2Sc 8
ce, cons 81. Domingo for export
WooI-rne trade seem. V 20 almost confined 70 neece
OF which about 200 600 lb have bseu sold duriug the
week At prices ranging fo $50 TO So Tor common 70
full GOD nerino Foreign woods in heavy supply, and
the demand 10 quite Hmited.
WanxxY-Hnsu sales were made It 26c.
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T,tal ......,. .24,291 36,3s4 2374 1892 o. 5ei
me exports OF floor and grain from New York for the
week enolps July 26 Were:ro Great Britain, 535 bhls
1ou', 1920 huthe wheat to sritsh Provinces and
OTTER p'sees, xloa4 boIe. -four 45G bus ,els corn
CoFFEE.-Vhe market was comparatively quiet, with
sass OF 500 bags Msyscsibo at lie iIzsc, rs do
Lssusl ara at u &c, and $50 do RIO st Il &c.
Nolros.-Lbe market wee more Gcve and price. firm
~i'b sales Of about 500 baes closing on the basis Of
the following quotatiopt:-
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CITY COM nERciA. REeoRr

FRIDAY, July 9s-6p. NJ
AsHFs-Fhe TRANSACTIONS We ccnared 10 Al lots OF
po's al b1Sc., sDo oi pts')s nj halc.
skEAnsiuFFs- FiouF-Ipe Iesc;ion noticed ia ihe mar
S'f ysseIoas ~ss continued to cav; prices advanced
from To 10 cents per oarrel especially FOR good hranos
Of ,rtsh ertuoc II was ase pore active the trsnsacoas
'oT ine cay bavTg reached e5out u COO cSosiap
sis Ia l.. a O. INC ,r,c.z
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N ART I'M e INTEL bIGENCE
&OvsmenAs Oh Oeexn Steamers.


TIE aAvANA AND NEW ORLEANS eTHANgRs
EnpRE CITY rom New York 3D. arriving at Havana 7b
arriving at New York a8.h ~ ' ~NA'
CAnAwpA-From New FORK l2b, arriving at Havana 18th
arriving 81 New York Sd, '-' ~ " 'S'A'
oo ON New York l7th arriving at Havana
tth arriving at New York 18Th 7 "'~A"
From ChareNcn 4th and 18TH due al Havana sh
sod 5Ats -' ~u' - 40" Ao'A io'o
19 When tie above dates fall on Sunday thu steamers ,
sal on Monday. except from NeW Orleans wa
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Az packages aad lteys ided for he NEW yoxx H-x.,n
sbOuld be sealed. w. wv ~" A"A~ A->A'
A1xAEAc ToR YoRk-rHrs DAY
euN RisEs..s.e........ o. SETS AZ
suH sxTs............... l8 HIGH WATEx ,.sve 10
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NE fall ssc commences, ADD :. d q vast importance
we are to obtain rates Of ssnspof asion t6s
santy been your companies prevent the rse
transportation ~ the railroad because you are
he liberty Of nqairng Of you whether you sre will
advance the rates OF transportation or rth clss
merchan6se and other classes Ia shs proportion on
% per 100 lbS 70 Lake r ponx IS cents q lake
Michigan poio., provided thas the railroads oasspssng
with you Is per 100 ios = BuNio 81 cents psr
100 bs 70 Lake Erie cr q ceats per 100 bs TO Lsve
Michigan pcr.s, II there exists sny reason Why you
noe aseat 70 INA popostcn, win you have the kindness
to state 70 sae, 10 that may mako tbs sempt to
move H. 70 our mutual advsntsae tor tho present Of
rsnsporhtc0 are perh6y ruinous 70 ell the portsnt
interests involved cemau, very respectfully yours
&C. CHAS MORAN, Presidcnt
Nxw York, July. q, 1859.
CHAMzs MORAN, ESQ, Presiden. Ct the New York and
DEAR slR-Yoar vor Of the 9gth inst, in reference to
Of action between the ra and wssc routes for
lsi Of August, has been received.
The prices proposed and the relative differences allow
% Tar % the tower lake concerned the dsncon
between tho nTif TO Busiso the ports
cents per cd poasas for snss ssFvcs
oen's pc- hundred pouris should be The minsmum.
rnss eSecson easily over come By savSncng or re
tive differences. To accomplish tke OBJECT advocate
TIE REQ ucton OF zoe Boa.o rate through freight
10 deemed advisable 20 retxn the tariff me0toled 10
yours on the eoairaae. The pficsa would, rutuSIly
agreed upon, essrd thus
THROUGH EWGfTrS
Rollradd. C1W.I.
Bufslo ..4.....2 rs ceuts II cents FER 100 H.
Lower lake ........ 33 cents Is cents per 100 10
Upper Lake 40 cents SO cents per loo TO-
cnsGe racc'o rc!ude all rntp heavy goods checked
as per the ccompsny ing tell clssee cations
Atser,oDF statIg unwilngDsss part 10 ad
vance tn ftnunerstive stspaed TOE are
eiron ous The contrary, snxoas obtain
form sDc higher Pfices tnsn obtained, Rno
will gladly with yoS 70 promote the Hutual interests
Of the tifereDt modes OF trcnsit We occupy ore
sent pecon only through cosrciop, being necesstased
adopt en- extremely low tariff ACCOUNT Of
3pe:.top
fhe mill heavy goods the bulk OF canal
portx,iou, The competition the other ie comparative
sies 70 wnco 80 ss 70 require but ss tee
part cf the rayosds VIC respectfully
yours, HUGH ALLEN, Agent Western Trans. &c.
j. MYERS, AGENT Northern rrars Co.
NJ n DALsB, Agent Auerican Trans. &C.
POAG, DAVIS CO., n. Y. Western Line.
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IxsSJssa.sass ~ rSsgla,
4 uBIN's ExTBACys.
- Low. BROWN wIHUaON
HONEY sft 1tHN - Ays
LARGE Aaa full sseo -tlscrt jul als'y,4 ~ BY
--.t Ai.-. IS ?,
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Telegraph Marine Rspoxt.
FlGHLANrs Jul 20 sunset-No inward bound vesse's
Aish- hlLd L, weather slesr,
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The following comparative statement Of the import
foreign dry goods at New York for the week and soce
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FOkeiEn Ports.
AccRA WCA, June IL IN port bark Laures CANDY from
kYork -' "1"S' A'iA
scsAyIsTA CYL June ID In Port Brig Juia Ford Upson
York [ai sid 18th for 5sseul N'' ~
BIssAu, June 8 in port bark Ida, Cook, wig.
bAfBApos about July lin port brig Thos TrowbridRe
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1 pr; s: S ssno ss
JM e Booker from NOrlcans unc; bark Martha Hoffman,
GLASGOW June I3Jn port ships Amity wsde Noa Bo.on
ds Sp.es BAH for NYorf do br sypsaS o'osSy
b. bark hoDe sS.s R IT, sms s: sSs, for Bonn
In the Cbcs ls'h hr bark Cora Linn, Pnkney for NYork
9onEE June Tin brig Eastern State Kelley for Cane
canada. June 2sTp port scbr Haho,ne Of and from
Baltimore boelsde was sun IN iorce nA out ~ ns
nat would be granted The Tanser to
BAN. July 2s-In port ships Mallory Lester. for
croes for ds
SY,I 'or bot-n s0on josepn Fish, Bernard, for
ya gtr sSs cSscr July SAN brig Belle Brooks New
tnss B'ns hicssr,on end sphs' so,res, NYort.
uebse p EaUs iSa%
MOI srow; Hartley, ran Francisco
o. Aav vs stso 5h anglo ss.S9 o. ssans for Quebec July
sr osi'n an - y q! J.gr.y ,sr sfoIt ses
ss T s fsfr Hs for 40 !0s.
rats for 90 Isb u eduoughl samutls ne sit Cnnion
asa ffs sr 81 S
Auirss 1mlh ,Sr 60 aa,h s,s, West almond Tor
eng i Tpscsioa nnnsvy for phisds,pbs about ready;
ar III at som oa q s5ss 's sr %
Isslor Ioy ssimors aQ,b EseKnsw asmaer aud Cen
a soLs s s %
WIN aef w ~ n1s .a 70 s DS c"s
Boston (s1 In wsfen bayess iiDe) 4 ChoAe MeMsnan
Nlz,ssS, June port ship snna sandal sf sevsrd
Msse from Hsn day for Aitss 10 load
orn7 Nsity, f oas ssnt cay ''''Ds' eA1~
MAssAsillA jus . sc1reced)- su brig Eecos'a Brown
sEtrl1L4s Joly IS % Ii port brig rsulo Dssu Bur,
fITlse.s 'rsls ~ ~ r.ss 1.r., r,,.,.., 49,.
aHf' ,hD hApl'e trout femen'h 80 bs~f gh'smg wlss
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-12
Raleigh, Sept. %, 1859.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

A MING TO GO WEST OFFER MY LANDS FOR
~ sale consisting of tracts about miles apart
Both tracts are in the county Of Johnston and Sto
lings Depot, called Clayton. The which reside an
lies Immediately on the NorthCarolina Railroad and
the main road leading from Raleigh to Smithfeld The
said tract of land has good story dwelling nearly
new with six rooms lG by Is feet double porco front
and also other ouhouseS and excellent well of water
Tae dwelling is beautifully situated the above named
Rad and on the main road it is in the village called Clay
ton 1t would afford excellent opportunity to educate
children have excellent schn in The place. The
sad tract aims about four hundred and fifty acres cum
ssng Of pine and creek lands about acres
good low grounds, ab"ut eight in cultivation and
fifteen ready to clear the balance of the cleared land
upland As TO the health OF the place it be beaten
in The State
The other tract lies Neuse river it consists principal
" of oak land and contains two hundred and nne,y
"er about fy of good low grounds, part of it in
cultivation. There is alb threeorse crop Of open
n on the tract. There ia good T"bacco and Corn crop
nov growing the land The >aid tract has a small
framed dwelling house and other .hlses with large
framed tubacco barns. Both of the above named
land adapted to the growth of Corn Cotton Tobacco
Wheat, Oats &c.
Any person wishing to buy will do well to call on the
undersigned soon, disposed sell good terms
For further particulars address me at Clayton, N. c..
Joanto county.
JOS. NJ. SMITH.
August IL, 1853. s3-wtf#
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Our SWAMP LANDs.-We have several times called
the attention of readers to the great value of the
swamp lands of Beaufort and adjacent Counties
We are glad to know that the public mind is waking
up to their value In the locality Of South Creek
especially, within, few weeks, gentlemen from
Hyde, Greene and Cumberland Counties, have ex-
amincd and bought lands which for fertility, con-
veinence to market and for easy draining and clear
ing, not surpassed perhaps by any lands in the
State, il we may except the lands of some few loca
ties in Hyde County.
We learn that company with capital of $780,
600, composed of gentlemen from Beaufort, Craven,
Greene and Cumberland Counties, has been formed
within few weeks, for the purpose of buying IN
and settling swamp lands in Craven and Beaufort
These lands are abundant and in our opinion, of
the strongest inducements for theinvestment of cap
ital
Welearn that an enterprising citizen of this coun
ty, has made within a few months $4,000, by buy
ing and selling at small advance these swamp
lands, to induce gentlemen to move E and settle
near him. These lands so far have been sold at 4
and SIS per acre. Some of the most eligible would
perhaps now command more but owners would be
we'll compensated and would be doing public ben
eft to sell them at those prices to actual settlers
who would come in and buy, for the purpose Of
opening farms. Persons anxious to cultivate rich
corn and wheat lands would do well to look at these
lands before going West to seek rich soil-Rash.
Dispatch.
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IhsnStapoase.,
kissing her Female Cousin
BIZ r. D. ALDRicA. ,

al
Your coming in last night, my lady love.
Was something Sudden. Was helping Nell
To tie the ribbons Of her r'Sf'rn";
She pu. the crimson Of her .no,ith'up--welI, y
I'm Hesl, and blood -anj then y"u. singing, came
Into the r,mnl aud tossed yolr head for shame
saw a surt Of muihen northern lights ..-.,.f.
Shoot ~, YEAR cheeks aud trembie in your eyes;
like such thlngs. ike to see the wind
Drive frightened clouds across tempestuous skies;
like the sea. and, when it's easily had.
A pretty won,aas-very, very mad! -.-
| hked the dangerous and regal air
(You bear a queens name. AMI queen you are,)
With which YOU donned your Thibet opera cloak,
And clasjed 1t with diamond like star.
Twas charming in my mistress BIT. my lie,
1t would not Ge so charming in my wife.
/ like wild things, as have said. but then
should not ike to them. Who would be
Proprietor If earthquakes, or loose hurricanes
Or comets punging in celestial sea?
Or wed maid that could, If sht should please,
Give him a touch of and all of these?
Not l. Don't let female thunderstorm
Brood IN your eyes, with every nod and then
flash of angry lightning You have had
Your March and April: now he June agaiE,
And let your fine cut eyebrows Silken span
Be bows of promise to your h,v"rle mani
I've had my laugh, and You yonr pout. and now
you'll spoil that r,'se-bui # yon twist II so?)
Give ME both hands that | NAV say, "Gnod Bess,
The good Queen Bess,' and kiss you ere go
The good Queen Bess whose heart and mind and face,
Teach me To love ALL women as race
So, when kissed your pretty cousin Nell,
| honored one who taught TO admire
Fair women in their twencS-dnnt vou see?
But then, dear BeSs, rs was standing by her,
Her lips quite close now this is entire nous
Upon my soul, made believe twas you!
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Call at the Raleigh New Cheap Cash Store.
ri No. A., FAYETTEVILLE SrREEr, ,,,s ID. .
$50 One door abore yames H. zS,clss,l , ~. -.
IF YOU WISH TO GET BARGAINS.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK AN
Il entire new stock Of
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods i.
VI the latest styles and Importation which, having been
bought after the great rush Of trade Oser at mitch
lower prices than hose bought earlier which intend to
sell at small advance first cost call and see for yopr
cali before buying elsewhere think it will be 10 their
interest. Money saved is money made.
. or, JOHN CREECH.
April .'' As's' H-w1y.
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Hin Point, NOrth.CaroIina Railroad

Us Niles " est IF Greensboro.)
REV N. RAY, PRINCIPAL, with efficient Assistant.
TUNHE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION Is To ppo
Il vide for the thorough education of Youn, lad nv
and as an additional feature. to qualify such of ,sm
may desire for the av"ratinn of teaching Its uc,, %
SION will begin the LIST MONDAY in August Insruc,f
given in all the branches taught in the best Female %
stItntlons. We have Apparatus, New Planes &c ~. ,
expenses are less than ut any other INSTITUTION Of h %
ac'er IN the State Board alone and the English Bnnchs.
$40 To S55 per session. Latin and Greek ech ~ M
French So Ornan'entals very low. Boa,d and hat IL.
tnition required in advance ' "s
80 Young Ladies' will be received and credited f.,
tuition until they can teach and paw for it, wi
Wanted situations for Southern Female Teachers
For full information address,
REV. ". l. LANGDON,
July 90, 1859. 3iTwsm :.
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May Q. 1859.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A. NEAT COTTAGE WITH FIVE WELI-ARRANG.
"A ed Of good size, together with necessary ont
buildings good Barn and Stables Handsomely located in
the town Of ous6urg with two and acres of
land attached and most excellent well Of water; said
fronting the main street. .......s. - a~1'
also offer tract of land, known as the lands of DR..
Hamilton Taylor decd. containing eight hundred and
eight acres lying on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad near
Wake Forest College, adjoining the lands Of James Aston,
VIM Freeman. Mitchell and others. The improvements
are fair, the dwelling consisting of four rooms 20 eet
square, with convenient ouhouses The said premises
has on it some very rich bottom lands the waters Of Lit
the land is the natural growth and we'll adapted to Corn
Wheat Tobacco and Cotton 1t has also good Orchard 81
Apple and Peach trees, and nice Vineyard of ScuDuer
n"ng Grapes will sell the above land or half of H. to
suit those wishing to purchase upon reasonable
During my absence Mr. Jessy Davis will show the land to
those wishing to purchase he will be ALWAYS found IN
the premises Mr.: James VIM. or Richard Marlborough
will show my Lot in Iouisburg to any person wishing to
purchase, when am absent "s "
JNO. H. BRODIE
July ~ 1903. --.. n.. ..- 3l-wtf.$
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A Coop RuLE.-A man who is very rich now
was very poor when he was boy. When asked
how he got his riches he replied my father taught
me never to play until my work was finished, and
never to spend my money until had earned it If
had but one hours work in day must do that
the first thing and in an hour, and after this was
allowed to play; and then could play with much
more pleasure than if had the thought of an unin-
ished task before my mind early formed the habit
Of doing everything in time, and it soon became per-
fectly easy to do so. 1t is to this owe my pros
perty."
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE SUBS Gerber OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
o1.sk in IA containing 500 lying Big Con'enns
and one mile from Hookerton thriving little village with
two good schools If high grade Male and Female 200
asres q SAID land is cleared and god state Of cu
.on the balance all in woods all good farming land On
other necessary outhouses Any person wishing to buy
ana would do well to apply Good time can given
gs.-tE If EDWARD CARMAN.
nookerton, n. u, Sept ], 1852 ST. wSt.*
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THE GENUINE CRANBERRY PLANTS.
Blackberry, Raspberry, ThimbIeberry Il Whor.
tlebrrry Culture.
CITY OF MOREHEAD.
u X e A II SALE OF LOTS.

IN THURSDAY, 18th NOVEMBER. 1850. WILL BE
spld Nm on credit to the highest bidder large num-
Inc completion of the Railroad and Warehouse the e1.
traordnary facilities for Shipment the large cas, Of vr
SEES mat can enter the arbor and lie alongside the Wharf
ana archouse the number of good buildings tina, are
gong or have gone up the great demand for more LOTS
all combine to make another sale necessary
J. b. MOREHEAD, President
September 81, 1859 ": ssNwrid.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-12
Pixies Peak, the Great Eastern, and Wise's
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NEM FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR 1853.


The largest aud most complete Stock have had the
pleasure OF Offering my friends and customers:
Ainw me here 10 say, that challenge DEFY my man
Gods, to sell them cheaper than will don't care whs
he is, NOR where he comes from. '--
CUSTOMERS, il you want black and fancy Silks French
and English Merines Coburgs, and Persian Cloths, have
got them. come and look at them
If YOU WANT solid ccIored and fancy French De-
LINES solid crlorrd and fancy American Delanes this is
the lurse to bus than "t
8 If YOU WANT Valencia Robes in patterns Jaco-
nets Cross barred and Swiss Mus!ins Cacues and Cling
bans this is the place. for you can't find better assert
nenf in Raleigh -.- --.'f ~
If YOU WANT Linen c. Handkercbiefs, Embroideries
Bonnets. Ribbons, tuches and Flowers don't stop until
you get here "r*
If YOU WANT Shawls, Cloaks and Hoop Skirts, why
Customers don't think do better elsewhere, for
have got item. and don't intend TO be updersoht.
If YOU WANT blcached and brown Dnmestics, striped
D"mescs and O>naburgs red and white Flannels, why
you had just well have tried elsewhere and
could ind them any cheaper than you Gould find them
A. Creechs.
If YOU WANT black and fancy Cassimcres, North.
Carolina Cassmrres, Satinets, Tweeds Kentucky Jeanes
kerreys Lnsey Wooseys and Blankets why, Customers
IF YOU WANT Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, l have
got large assortment and for selling them right why
II is no use to talk for the very to look for when
you want to buy.
respectfully ask all my friends and customers to call
and examine my Stock the poor well the rch the
Ignorant well the wise. Don't forget call I'D dOr
ALEX. CREEcH
Raleigh, Sept. 20, 1859. 3sw6t.*