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LernI Record--June 2sth.

CouRT OF CoMNoN PLEAs.-The Courts have
been occupied with miscellaneous business,
preparatory to the close of the term. The
present term has been long one, and a
large amount Of business has been done.
Police CoURT-5UDGE LAwRENCE.--A num-
Der of arrests have been made of boys and
men violating the ordinance against bathing
within the city limits. Four boys, John
Smith, John Root, James O'Donnen and
George Brown were yesterday found guilty
of this offense, and sentence suspended.
Bridget Dyer, disturbance, fined IS and
costs.
Julia Cushman, drunk, S5 and costs.
Patrick Sullivan, assault and battery, same
sentence.
Joanna Higgins, same Ofense, same SEN
tenee.
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SSCck.

On ICE CO., CLEVELAND.
10. ALLPREsS 4 GARDNER, Dealers
ring Pond ICE, will supply Families, Ho-
&C. at all times, on short notice, and on
e.sonable terms. All orders len at No 20
u II lfO ST. Clair street, or Box 1851 Post
Q. CHAMP, Agent.
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A NUIsANoE.-The pool of stagnant water
in the gutter near Ames' drug store, opposite
the Post Office, is a nuisance. viii the
street commissioners see to it, and oblige all
who have occasion to pass that corner2
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~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be found
at FoGG, ELLSWORTH & Co.'s,
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4aFaIaIlind Goods.
SILAS SMITH TLaaes,

SblFts, ISILAS SMITH 7Caae5,
Stocks, 49,, Umbrellas,
Sea5fs, FUHx1sH1Ss GooDs, CEpst Bags,
qIous, l35 Superior street, T,rs,sir7
Hosiery, 'IL I.,,i.- a,LAED, ~, OAi0 G6l0ns,
Undsrs6rts, opposite Money Belts,
DTa0srS, American House. PortmOaRies,
Hdg5, SHIRTS MADE TO Combs,
Saspenders, ORDER Tooth Hair,
Shoulder and warranted to Clothes ana
Brqess FIT. Nail Brushes
A NEAT ASSORTMENT OF CUSTOM MADE
CLOTHING
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
scrption done at the Printing Establishment Of the
LEADER Office, on the latest improved and most rapid
Steam Presses In the best STYLE on short notice. and
az reasonable rates. Particular attentisn paid to
blank work. Every description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Sales
Books, Receiving Books, &C, &c.
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T AW BOOKS,

T AW BOOKS,
Angel on Water Courses,
Angel on the Law Of Carriers,
Angel and Ames on Corporations,
Bishop on Criminal Law, 2 vols,
Bishop on MrTriage and Divorce,
EOurier's Law Dictionary,
EOurier's lnstitutes, vols,
Brightley's Digest,
Oushingfs Massachusetts, Reports, II vols,
Chstty on Pleading, vols,
Chitty's Blackstone, 2yOls.,
Curtis Decisions in the Supreme Court OF u b
Conkiins's Treatise on the Courts of U. 5.
Chittendon's Digest of Ohio State Reports,
Chitty on Bills,
Drake on Attachments,
Decisions in the DTed Scott Case,
Greenleaf on Evidence, vols,
Hilliard on TOrts or Private Wrongs, vols,
Hurd on Habeas Corpus,
Kents Commentaries, vols,
Mathews Guardians Guide,
Nashs Digest Of Ohio Reports,
Nash's Pleading and Practice,
Ohio State Reports, complete sets,
Parsons on Contracts, vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Redfeld on Railways,
Rafi7s Guide for Administrators,
Swans Treatise forJustices OF the Peace,
swans Manual for Administrators,
swans Revised Statutes (win be ready in June ,
United States Digest, u vols,
United States Equity Digest, vols,
Walkers American Law,
Wharton's Criminal Law,
Wondells Blackstone, vols.
GECOND EDITION OF THE OHIO
~ STATE GAZETTEER and Business Directory,
oT 1860 and 1861, COntainR full and complete cas-
scaton of trades and professions, with an improved
alphabetical arrangement Of cities and towns, COM
piled separately by counties.
With an extensive circulation throughout Ohio
and adjoining Statest is reeOmmendedO the tayora-
be consideration Of the business public, as an en-
lareed trade may be secured to city and State.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the above
work received at the State Gazetteer Once, No is
state Sentinel building indianapolis, Indiana.
Address GEORGE W. HALVES,
Box 500, Publisher and Proprietor.
n Estate Gazetteers and Business Directories
oTIndiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mis-
sourf issued and for sale as above. tebi2
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE UNION LAW COL
LEGE.-The Annual Commencement Exer-
ercises of the Ohio State and Union Law
college of this city have just been held
ock J. Andrews, Charles W. Palmer, John
g. Grannis and Moses Kelly.
The following gentlemen received their
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u. Parsons-St. George Society.
Fogs, Ellsworth Co.-Refrigerators.
PeltOn & Breed-Steamer Wisconsin.
Hawks & Bro.-Periodicals.
NJ. L. Ridr-Masonic notice.
State Of Ohio-Sealed Proposals.
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q The Notarles Of Dissipation and VIC
of delusion, can be brought TO a conviction Of
y arror Of their ways, and saved from a world Of
bal and bodily aufering, by needing the advice
llined in that popular work ''Human Frilty, or
geological Researches.' 1t is sound in its doc
ses plain hut iuususvv la it's divtatvs, aud being
utifully illustrated with eololed engrayings, it
s,iags everything home 10 the conception "that be
j runs may read.
k'd BY Dr.. BARROW, l9i Bleecher ST., n. Y
!, as 2s cents Sent free Of postage everywhere
IA also by GAYLORD HANMOSD and WM. FIsKE,
rzists Cleveland. lune25:lw
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No. 42 South Side Public Square.

REPUBLICAN FLAGs.-Sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. 1913 River street, manufac-
tsres and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display flags with the names of the nomi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
ers and captains at low prices. jun25-9O2
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Coop FOR FANNY.-Fanny Fern has a word
or two upon the Summer Fashions. "Wear
anything you like, my friend" she says,
"for nobody even turns 10 look at that hide
GUS mongrel, "a Boomer Still, if l might
advise, and you are about to purchase a
cloak, in mercy toss not over your shoulders
that baggy concern, which is the latest fright
adopted by the angelic sisterhood, all tassels
and fold; worn principally, d course, by
those who inevitably would look worst in it,
but which would be an effectual disguise for
the finest figure that ever Mother Nature
turned. think this hideosity is termed
the Arab cloak and when this is surmount-
ed, as is often the case, by a baggy crowned
bonnet the effect is soul-harrowmg
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BS- For Telegraphic, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Page.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 30. Is6O.
TRAYKLER,s RRGIsTFR.

Citizens Wishing conveyance 70 either Of the above
Trains or Boats will be called for by the Coaches Of
Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address at
Meddell House
Anril Ia
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NoRT0N's 0INTMENT,


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srmaneutly cures scaidhesd, Ringworms, and all
Itching Eruptions Of the skin.
this Ointment penetr.tc- 20 the basis Of the dis
se-goes TO its very source-and cures from the flesh
eeneaih 70 the skin ON the surface. Sold Ia large
.lass boxes, price 50 cents.
: Prepared by GERREr NORTON, Proprietor, New York.
epot AZ PESFoLD, PARSER & MowER's, No. Ij
kmau street
iioId by STRONG q ARMSTRONG. tb2s
isz1-Physicians are generally 10th to speak
ord In praise Of what are called "patent medi-
fsS" Indeed it is an article in the code Of medi-
H-hics, that physician who sanctions the use Of
fAemedies cannot be considered a member OF the
=, f'lal Association But there are exceptions to
~ bst stringent rules, aud many Of tho disciples
of anlapius have actually been compelled, by the
facts, to recommend Or. J. Hostetters Stonl-
.. Aers, for those diseases which are only proya-
4. ing the summer and fall. They have asoer-
Ia, nat there are no remedies in the pharmaco-
\. N.,h can compare with this wonderful COM
oo,na derangement Of the system. Thous-
ands h --.nilies residing along the low grounds Of
ibs " astsrn aud Southern Rivers, arc now convin-
- hat they have found a medicine peculiarly
~, ad for their ailments, while In other portions
q n country, during the summer months, the de-
IA, for the article is equally large.
- sale BY Druggists and dealers generally every
i ., and by HOsTETTER SIXTH, Sole Proprie-
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Iolloway's World Renowned Pills" and only one
nrce Of this disorder, the stomach. When we con-
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- can easily understand the rationale Of Holoway's
t1,s
ton his Pills act the general system, and BY pu
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pres. liberated legs, cutaneous erubtions, &C.
Read the advertisement elsewhere.
old by all Druggists, at &c, &C. and 81 per box
pot. june26:lw
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eR DYEl HAIR DYEll HAIR DHEll
m. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYEl
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fns Of his famous Dyes.
y. A. BACHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a
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in all cities ard towns Of the United States
'nggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
p The genuine has the name and address upon 8
= plate engraving on four sides Of each Box Of
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FOURTH OF July PICNIC PARTY.-The
scholars connected with the Branch Sabbath
School of Plymouth Church, on Kinsman
St., near Woodland Cemetery, and the Or
phans of the Cleveland Orphan Asylum,
will give a Picnic Party July 4th, in the
Grove on Mr.. Davis Farm, adjoining the
Water Cure.
An address will he delivered by Rev. J. C.
White. The public are invited to attend.
Committee of Arrangements-N. c. Bald
win, L. NJ. Pitkin, J. Odell, John Styles,
Albert Spencer, Mrs. B. Rouse, Mrs. N. Sew
erance, Mrs. D. H. Campbell. Mrs. B. Bark
er, Mrs. NJ. Woolridge, Miss Mary Hovey.
WINFIELD CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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Special agpttfEa.

] bhAAN's IA'GkLEsS fkRMIFUGE.
From the STATE Of Maine 90 Baton Rogue,
an know hRgANs NERmlFUaE;
uf al sinos, kinds and forms;
Mothers feel, indeed, secure,
With this painless peerless curo.
I Put mp Ia bottles, prices 2k dimes
IL Sold By WN FISKE, and STRONG 4 ARM
lsfRuNG, Cleveland feb&
q DR. JAS. MCCLIETOCK's PEOT0RIAL SYRUP
IN tho seemingly hopeless, a. well ss the earlier
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this soothing, tranQuiliEing counter-rritant and
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Price 81. sold by STRONG a ARMSTRONG,
Cleveland febS
Dr.. MCCLNr0cK's Com AND CoUeH Nix
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lutation on what no offers to the sick a genuine
uratire. Never has this preparation falsifed his
guaranty. Price 25 ccnts
y Sold By STRONG q ARMSTRONG, Cleveland.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-14
Delegates to Charleston.

We give below the names of delegates thus far
appointed by the Democracy of this State to the
Charleston Convention, together with their Post
Offices
Delegates from the State at large-Hon. Bedford
Brown, Locust Hill Caswell; Hon. Vim. S. Ashe,
Wilmington, New Hanover; Hon. W. W. Avery,
Morganton, Burke; and VIM W. Holden, Raleigh,
Wake
For Fourth District-J w. B. Watson, Esq,
Smithfeld, Johnston Gen. T. j. Green Warrenton,
Warren.
For Fifth Datriet-IIon. Samuel P. Hill, YAM
ceyvile, Caswell; Robert P. Dick, Esq, Greensbo-
rough Guilford.
For Sirth District.-Col. Samuel Hargrave, Lex
ington, Davidson; Rufus L. Patterson, Esq. Salem,
Forsyth.
The alternates to the State delegates are George
S. Stevenson, Esq, Newbern, Craven; Hon. W. N.
Edwards, Warrenton, Warren; W. 7. Dortch, ESQ.,,
Goldsborough, Wayne; and Walter L. Steele ESQ.,,
Rockingham, Richmond.
The alternates for the Fourth District A. ]. Tay-
lor, Esq. Stanhope, Nash W. +. Green, Esq Louis
burg, Franklin.
The alternates for the Fifth District are c. S.
Winstead, Esq, Roxborough, Person; L. j. Mer-
rett, Esq, Peterborough, Chatham.
The alternates for the Sixth District are DR.. j.
W. Ellington, Wentworth, Rockingham; Joel F.
Hill, Esq, Wilson's Store, Stokes.
Ten principal delegates remain to be appointed
to-wit, from the 1st 3D. Sd, 7th, and Sth Districts
the State being entitled to twenty delegates dou
BILE the number of her Electoral vote.
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ANOTHER MIsREPREsENTAroN.-The Register, no.
ticing the late Democratic State Convention, says
About the same number of Counties, answered
for by about the same number of delegates as were
in the late Wing Convention, were represented"
Now, the Opposition Convention contained 26O
members, representing So Counties; the late Dem
ocratic Convention contained 800 members, repre-
senting 60 Counties The Register will please cor
rect its statement.
The Register also speaks of the late Wing Con-
vention" No such Convention has been held in
Raleigh since 1852 We have the proof of this in
the Register of the 18th of last month"; which styles
the Convention held here, which nominated Mr..
Pool, 1.-THE Opposition State Convention" 1t is
not at all surprising that the Register should msrep
resent its opponents when it msrepresents its own
party GLOW use doth breed habit in a man. Hor-
ratio"
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~ On Thursday night last the delegates to the

~ On Thursday night last the delegates to the
Democratic State Convention were entertained by
Gov. Ellis in the Executive Mansion in the best
style. The delegates were presented to the accom-
plished lady of the Governor, who prcsides with
much grace and good sense over the domestic
department of the Mansion. We have never made
one of any company of persons who were more
agrecably entertained.
Indeed, the Governor may be SAID to have closed
his entertainment in the Capitol on Friday night,
when he appeared before the Convention and ad-
dressed that body, accepting the nomination for
Governor. The manner in which he was received
and the enthusiastic applause which greeted his adj
mirable speech, must have been highly gratifying
to his feelings laboTious and faithful public
want We but express the universal wish of his
friends when say we trust he will write out the
speech for publication Its general circulation can
not fail to benefit Democracy and the cause of
Southern rights.
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Electors,

"e Democratic Electors for this State at large
~ 0h Alfred NJ Scales, Jr., of Wentworth, Rocking
W., W., and Ed Graham Haywood, Esq, of Raleigh,
Il &ul I. Cameron, Esq., Hillsborough, Orange, is
"e hlector for the 4th District.
f. ~ H. Mclean Esq, Greensborough Guilford, is
fAectOr for the 9Th District.
H.. thomas W. Keen, of Rockingham, is the
N'ectOr for the 9Th District
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-14

~ Doubtless several mistakes occurred in the
names of delegates to the State Convention publish
ed in our last owing to the hurry with which the
proceedings made out and put to press Among
others, the glaring mistake was made of printing
David Little, of Rockingham, instead of David Set
tie. Mr.. Settle "a of the late Judge Sette) is
worthy young gentleman who has just set foot upon
the political carpet and have no idea of making
Little of him by misprinting his name.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-14
State Executive Committee.

Inc President of the Democratic State Conven-
SON' Uov Reid, has appointed the following gentle
A'el as State Executive Committee:
GI. Graham Haywood, Esq, Wake.
non D: NJ. Barrnger Wake.
TSneS Fulton, ESQ.,, New Hanover.
w. ". L. Tate, Esq, Buncombe
non; John Kerr, Caswell.
Dr' William Sloan, CASTOR.
IiOn' Thomas Settle, Jr. Rockingham.
'eOrSe Greene, ESQ.,, Craven.
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Granville Snperior Court.

This tribunal was in session during the whole of
last week-Judge Bailey presiding, with his usual
urbanity and ability Mr.. Solicitor Ruffin being de-
tanned at home by sickness, Thomas Settle Esq. re-
presented the State, and learn, gave general sat
isiacton.
The case of the State VS.. Young and Alley, in
which there is much interest felt was continued by
the defendants, for the absence OF necessary wit
massachusetts. Settle, Turner and Reade repre-
senting the State, and MesSrs lillian, Miller Lanier
and Edwards appearing for the defendants.
Wcarc informed that Harris, a Deaf Mute, charged
with the murder of one Fowler, was brought before
the Court on Thursday, for arraignmcnt and trial,
when his counsel suggested that he was deaf and
dumb, and insane, and consequently incapable of
pleading, understanding the nature of his trial.
The Court decided preliminary issues, to his ca
paclty to plead, and insanity to be tried by Jury
The examination of witnesses continued until Sat
urday, when a verdict returned in favor of the
prisoner. The State appealed to the Supreme Court.
There was deep interest shown IN this case by the
large crowd OF spectators attending the trial 1t
Ghe trial of Deaf Mute) was novel proceeding to
most, if not all, present. Great anxiety was ex-
pressed TO hear the argument Of counsel on Satur-
day morning, and when it was announced that
verdict had been agreed on without argument much
dissatisfaction was exhibited by the audience.
Thomas Settle, Esq and Ex-Governor Graham
appeared for the State, and Hon. f. 6. Reade, Hon.
R. B. Gillian, and Henry w. Miller and NJ. V. La
nicr, Esqures, for the prisoner. Harris the pris-
oner) was directed by the Court to be sent to the
Lunatic Asylum-all parties consenting thereto
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membered that noticed in one of my letters last
winter fight at Wizards Hotel between the same
parties, Magraw at that time denouncing Lander in
opprobious terms, which the latter resented The
old quarre. was renewed last evening, and but for
the prompt interference of gentlemen it would have
had bloody ending.
1t is pretty certain that the Senate will pass the
bill before it, authorizing the President to employ
at his discretion, regiment of Texas Rangers on
the Rio Grande -
Com. David Geisinger of the U. S.Nayy, is dead
- r
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~" One of the members of our State Convention
borrowed gold pen and pencil from another menu
Der while the Convention was in private session.
and has no doubt forgotten the person from whom
he borrowed it. If he will send it to us we will
send il to the owner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-14

STATE 8oNDs.--We call the attention Of the pub
lie to the advertisement by the Treasurer of the
State, in the Standard of to-day, of the sale of
bonds Under the act of the last Legislature these
bonds can be sold below par. This sale comes on
very OPPORTUNITY for those who are aboutto receive
dividend of one-fourth of their stock from the
Bank of the State of North Carolina
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-14

The bill excluding free negroes from the State of
Missouri under the penalty of becoming slaves has
been passed by the Senate. 1t had previously been
passed by the House The same bill was passed by
both Houses at the last session. but failed receive
the signature of the Governor.
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Later from Earope-4rriraI Of tie City Of Ne,O
IOr&.

L1teT FROM ETOpe-dTTlcTL OF Tic Clty OF AeD
York
NEw-YoRK, March 1.-THE Steamship City Of
Ne1- York arrived this morning from IIavre, touch
ing at Southampton on the 23d ult, and brings Lon
don papers of that date
The principal news is anticipated by the Nora
Sc0t;an, which touched at Queenstown ON the same
day.
The Pope Of Rome holds in readiness mOtm pro-
Prjs, already signed realizing promises made at
Gaeta, but before promulgatng it, he demands that
the patrmony Of st. Peter be guaranteed him.
The Electoral committee at Florence recommends
annexation to Piedmont, as the only programme the
candidates should profess.
Austria had conceded TO the Jews the right to
hold real estate.
COMMERCIAL.
LONDON !3rd-Funds opened with increased
strength on yesterday, owing TO the confidence
tertancd by the ministry and the prevailing impress
sion that great efforts being made to prevent
listing foreign complications from ending in hostili-
ties Consols closed at % Ia9j1.
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MANSION HOUSE.

MANSION HOUSEs
yJyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN Tue
above welLknown and avorite Hotel begs leave 10 IN
frm the parnns of the house and the travelling poc lp
he is repairing and rcurnishng it, and has made
changes which will add comfort aS home anu puo
SORT No effort shall be spared the part OF himself Ut
assistants to render sojourners pleasant and
Charlotte II rich 81 1850.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-14

~ Read the proceedings of the military cele-
braton at Kenansville. The letter of W. j. Hous-
ton, Esq, does equal credit to his head and heart.
1t burns with true patriotic fire.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-14

Hansas md tile WyGndOtte Constitution
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE friends of fhe adj
mission of Kansas, under the Wyandottc Constitu-
ton, are becoming more hopeful of the success Of
the measure before the expiration of the present
session Of Congress.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-14

BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing beautypg, cleansing curl
ing preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, try it.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March h. 1850. u-w&sw6mOs.