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Curtain Lecture.

Been out all night again. I'd like
to know where you keep yourself
till this time in the morning; its not
ten minutes since | heard the clock
strike four. You didn't hear it
No, Of course not. You wouldn't
hear the last trumpet-the noise
would have to travel through an a
ere Or two Of German beer before
it would get to your hearing. Had
to 60 up among your German friends.
fad to go; I'd like TO know how
you had to go. Some folks are
dreadful willing to HAD TO go. Yes
know it is coming on election time,
that's good excuse to get away
from your family and home. l wish
there were no election in the coun-
try-it would be much better off if
we had none. What did you do all
night long? Who did you elect
who did you see? Theatre and
dance. Now turn ever here.
Oh, Lord! am in a hop yard or
distillery, Or where am l? What
have you got outside of you? Didn't
drink much? You must have got
into beer barrel, then, for its COM
ing out all over you, and how it
smells! You danced did you? You
must have cut pretty figure
guess it was lager beer reel. Do
you think III stand this going off to
a dance all night? I'll bet she was
as ugly as pumpkin with two holes
in it.
Look here you needn't pretend
sleep; l want to have little domes-
tic conversation with you. I'm
your better half, and your better
half fproposesto discuss mat
tiers little. LATEi How do
you know its late? It's early
enough to give you a piece of
a woman's tongue. ToNGUEY.-
Yes | am tonguey-that's part of
woman's perogative, and ! am going
to use some oft on you. Let you
alone. Did you say that to the girl
you danced with? Oh! no. nothing
of the sort, it was, ''Niss, shall | |
have the pleasure of your beautiful
person for the next cotillion?"
wish | could see her-I'd take some |
Of the beautiful out of her at jerk.
Can't get no peace?
Yes, you can have plenty Of it
go to the theatre; go electioneering;
dance with the Dutch girls till morn
ing; and come home and I'll give
you peace by the long measure
I'll give you piece of my mind.--
Come back here; where are you 60
ing? get into another bed? not ex-
actIy; this has been large enough for
two heretofore, and it has not grown
any, smaller lately. You danced did
you? I'd like to see you dance with
me. I'm too old l 'spose, l amt too
old to give you fits.
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DISSOLUTION.
A Card.
Fish. Fish.

E0 KITS No. and Mackerei.
CV 20 or bbls No. and2 Mackerel.
10 hlf do do do do
5 do do do do
' 10 do Potomac Herrings. nsss
10 hlf do do do z do
10 hlf do White Fish. -,
6hlf do Salmon, =, ,.iv
Our Ash are all new and fresh; persens can rory
on getting good article.
mari BARTH0LOW, ROBBINS l. TArom.
DAINT, .'&C.-.We have very large s'oes
L of eve ything required in painting, 700
many articles to enumerate. Paint your mousse
and come and buy your pants Of US;
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or The barbar who dressed the
bead ola barrel has been -engagedto
Gx I'D the locks of a canal. -s-
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Love and Truth.
By MRS. II. y. TucKE1.

Said Love 70 Truth, swell met, my friend.
For have much TO say TO you,
All lovely things comprehend,
But fail in any 10 be true. -
81 enter in the crowded hall--
The festive court of nirth and glee,
Where youth and beauty meet, and all
Give praise and homage unto me,
al bind soft and siIken chain
= Around the heart OF seer and sage;
But when visit there again,
I find them pale with jealous rags.
81 paint the rose on beauty's cheek,
And lend glow TO beaming eyes
Yet gentle tongues their curses speak,
And quantity style me 'King Of Lies'
"To me the strong man boweth dowl,
| conquer more than Nero slew,
And YET my subjects fret and frown,
Because-becauseI am not true.o
"Friend Loves spoke Truth, from what is said
'Twould seem sorry race you've run,
Then let US fates and fortunates wed,
That we, henceforward, may be one."
Thus, both agreed, they courted long,
As loving lovers always do;
For Truth and Love TO make 1T strong,
While Love and Truth TO make il true.
Ard so adown Lies golden sand,
In steadfAst age and wayward youth,
Go We, forever, hand in hand,
Oh! heart of Loyel oh! soul Of Truth
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PHILADELPHIA.

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PRODUCE.

THE highest market price in CASH, paid for
i all kinds OF Produce. We are in the mar
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anybody dare TO.
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THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN view oil

THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN view of
L the awful destruction of human life caused
BY Sexual diseases, and the receptions practced
upon the unfortunate victims OF such disease, by
Quacks. several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, as a CHARlTA BILE ACT worthy
Of their nalne TO open Dispensary for the treat
ment of this class of diseases, in al their forms,
and 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to
all who apply by letter, with description of
their condition, Gage, occupation, habits of life,
&c.) and in cases OF extreme poverty, to FUR
NISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. Il is
needless 10 add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill of the age, and will fur
nish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, in their an
nual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Disea-
ses, express the highest satisfaction with the sue
cess which has attended the labors of their Sur
geons in the cure OF SpermatorrhGa, Seminal
Weakness, GonoIrhGa, elect, Syphilis, the vice Of
Onanism or Self-Abuse, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder, &c, and order continuance of the
same plan for The ensuing year.
The Directors. on 4 review Of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere OF benevo-
lent effort have been of great benefit 10 the alct
ted, especially to the young, and they have re-
solved TO devote themselves, with renewed zeal.
to this very important and much despIsed cause.
An admirable Report on SperrnatorrhRa or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mastur-
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sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for
postage. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, &C., are
constantly being published for gratuitous distri-
button, and will be sent to the afflicted Some of
the new remedies and methods of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J..
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delphia, Pa. By order of the Directors,
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Pres.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. aug22-Iy
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SLIGO AND TYRONE IRON.

WE beg leave 10 call the attention Of Black
w smiths and consumers Of Iron, 10 our large
and well assorted stock of SLIGO and TYRONE
IRoN, all of which was purchased at low RATES for
Cash, and will be sold at prices 10 prevent our
smiths from purchasing in Saint Louis, as has
been the case heretofore. A call from dealers
solicited, We will sell Iron at very low figures
mari BhRTHOLOW, ROBBINS & TATUM.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-15
July 3, 1850
A TEACHER WANTED

In CONSIDERATION OF THE ASSURANCE THAT
II Male Schools will be established in the
town during the next year. the Trustees of the Cheraw
Acsdemica Society have determined to organize Female
School of high order in their Academy For this pur-
pose the services of gentleman lady competent TO take
whole proceeds of the School is offered well the
OF the Academy building. which is comodions and
located in pleasant part of the town. with the sole
dton that the building be kept and returned in gnod
pair at the end of the term.
When, four five ago the Male and Female
departments separate, the latter yielded larger
amount Of money than the former the gross receipts
the tuition of female scholars and boys under twelve being
something eight hundred dallars per 1t is
thought that large School may be buit up perma-
nent basis under the charge of suitable teacher and the
community DESTROYS of providing for the edu-
cation of young ladies at home.
dollars for the third class spelling, reading, writing and
metic per session.
Twelve dollars for the second class including the above
and any three four of the following studes-Hgher
Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic, History En-
elish Composition first principles of Natural History.
Sixteen dollars fer the first class including the above and
anv four of the following Languages
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry Botany, Algebra, or High
er Mathematics.
The sessions are two of ~ months eacb the first be-
ginning the LIST Monday in October and the second on
the 18th day of February.
Boys under Ia years of age admitted.
Applicants must send in their applications accompanied
with proper testimonials before the 18th of August next,
ut which time an election will be held.
By order of the Trustees.
Cheraw, S. c., July "a, 1850 -wSt.
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MoREHEAD CIrY.-sALE OF LOTS.
MISSISSIPPI COTTON PLANTATION FOR
SALE.

an SOCIETY RIDGE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
" miles from the city of jackson, Capital Of the State;
ten from Clinton, Vicksburg jackson Railroad: six
jackson G. N. Railroad connecting it with all parts of
the Union The great southern place Of resort Coopers
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride or drive The
neghborhood is wealthy refined has fine schools and
era churches and the health and climate of the country
surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per.
acres-about 40 of TIMBER 400 of fine creek botom and
the hill and branch land all in a state of good cu
vaon There are dwelling and ouhonses, fruit orchard
negro cabins gin press cribs stables pond for stock cs
,era and spring for persons &c, &C.
For further particulars write to L. A. Clark, Jackson
A. a. Forbes Edwards Depot or
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
Yazoo City.
July 3, 1860 27-w3m.
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DIscussIoN.-G Ellis addressed large number
of the citizens of Mecklenburg in Charlotte, on
Tuesday last. He made plain argumentative
speech, which was listened to with much interest
by the respectable audience present. He was warm
ly greeted by his old and numerous friends in this
section.
The Governor was replied to by W. P. Bynum,
Essf opposition Elector for this District, and we
thu made better speech than either Mr.. Pool
or 4NsHheed the week before.
It is unnecessary to alude now to.the arguments
made on the adj ualorens question, but Mr.. Bynum
made one or two points, about which VIC desire to
make remark by way of correction, inasmuch as
Mr.. Pool made the same assertion and we neglected
in our notice of his speech to aude to it. 1t was
charged that Democratic papers had not published
the platform Of their own party, and that in order
to find it you had to refer to some Wing paper
Now, the fact is, every Democratic paper in the
State not only published the Democratic platform,
but the Wing platform also, thus showing that
Democratic papers not exclusive as our oppo-
nents profess to believe. 1t was also charged that
we had denounced all the seceders from the Charles
ton Convention as disunionists, but as Mr. Bynum
afterwards admitted that he was in error in this
statement we make no further comment, as we only
wish to let the public know it was mistake
Char. Democrat
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FENDER Il PAGE, Proprietors.

FENDER ~ fAGE, ffOprletOrSs
NNHIS LARGE AND COMMODlOUS ESTABLISH
Il meut is open for the reception of visitors The
House is located the moet eligible and pleasant situation
for Summer Resort in Eastern North Carolina being
medatey in front of the inlet from the Atlantic Ocean,
with the least obstacle obscure the view either of
"Od Ocean," Core Sound Bogue Sound, the Town of
Beaufort .-
As fine FISHING GROUND as the Harbor affords is
Immediately front OF the coonades which surround the
Southern and Western portion of the building afordipg
to the boarders the oppt rtuny of angling without ex-
posture TO the sum- while seated under the coonades or
from their chamber windows if they prefer US the House
situated Immediately the water.
The beautiful and varied views presented to the visitors
from this location alone worth trial of this estab-
shment The object Of the Prpretors has been rem
der this the most attractive resort North Souh-naure
and climate having been most bountitu 10 this favored
spot, leaving but little to art TO improve.
The PrOprietors have added to the establishment
BATHING HOUSES,
sufficiently large to swim in, and situated that baths
can be taken any hour for the accommodation of ladies
an@gentlemen, who wish indulge in this pleasant and
and healthy pastme To nvads bathing in salt water
undoubtedly conducive to health. Should persnns prefer
it, they can battle in the serf sound immediate
" contiguous to the House.
We have STEAMBOAT that will always be in read.
to convey passengers from Morehead City, the tern
nus of the A. n C. Railroad, to the Atlantic House
making also daily excursions about the Harbor
good BAND Of Music has been secured for the season.
FENDER PAGE, Proprietors.
7; A. GRANGER Superintendent.
May II, 1850. 2o-wtlstsept.%
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DISTURBANCE IN SoMBRERo.-Th schooner Emma
Tuttle, Capt. Burnell direct from Sombrero whence
she sailed on the 18th july arrived at this port yes
terday.
Capt B. reports an outbreak of the blacks on the
island, 200 of whom had banded together and made
a desperate assault upon Superintendent (white
MANI who was terribly wounded by blows upon his
head and was not expected to live
Sonbrero is little guano island off the n E..
coast of Porto Rico, belonging to Great Britain
consequently the negroes are all free.
The above information we had from Capt B. him
SELF who left the island as soon as the outbreak oc-
| Cured.
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YANCEYvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY

YANcEYvILLE, CAswELL Co., N. c.
VNHIS SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE ON THE 4rH
IL MONDAY in August. >>S
Yanceyvlle is place peculiarly suitable for Female
School by reason of its heathness excellent society," and
freedom from all those disturbing incident Cities
which draw off the attention and retard the progress of
the student The Principal. who is graduate of the Uni
versy Of and has had several years successful expe
rence in teaching and school management proposes with
the aid Of sufficient number Of competent Instructors to
teach thoroughly all that is taught in our best Female
Schools.
- TERMS PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS:
Board, including washing. fuel, &C.. $50 90
~.7 eTUITION:
Elementarv English Branches, viz:-Readng. Wri.
ting and Spelling, and for beginners in Arithme-
tic, English Grammar and Geography, $40 90
Intermediate English Branches, IL so
Higher English branches and Mathematics, viz
Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, &C., Is 90
Ancient and Modern Languages each 5 90
Painting and Drawing, each 80. 10 90
Music. - 20 90
Use OF lnstru nent r.ft SO
incidental Expenses. r.. - / 90
No deduction made but in of protraeted sickness
z ~ -, b. NJ. REINHEART, Principal.
June 3, 1850. IA - 23-wl2t.
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LAMBS FOR SALE!

"AvING DETERMIND TO MOVE SOUTH, NJ
IL FER for sale the tract of land on which nov now
containing 6S5 acres situated in the county OF f rr
linton and eight miles from Klttrells Springs ana
ON Tar river and Lynchs creekabout geo acres o.
is rich bottom land loo acres in cultivation, tie
original growth The upland is all open except
acres, which is well timbered and very rich ln
large two story dwelling house upon the land co sde
six rooms, which, with little repairs, could DC
comfortable and pleasant. There are all other ns
out houses on the plantation such as barns, pes'oN
DC. all new and in good order. uahai
Persons firm the eastern part of the State W, M s,
summer residence to resort 10 during the sicAT ;bs,
would find this place remarkably well adapted 70 sni
pose, besides being convenient to three mineral y
kttrelPs. Jones' and Sh0cco. rsa
ANY further description is unnecessary as those na
to purchase will be certain to examine it before IN,
ing will take pleasure in showing the land i, Ss ~
son who may wish to look at it. Terms
n. r. " "aDdi'
July 81, 1860. sl-T'T>
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NOTICE..


LEAVING RESOLVED TO MOVE WEST, oFfI
Ii for sale the tract of land on which reside aiDi1
within half mile of the town of Oxford, contanDs
ACRES, now in high state of cultivation and well
proved Persons who may wish to educate their chl1
can have good chance TO settle within half mile Of
first rate Male and two excellent Female Schools lle
ing the Oxford Female College and the Masonic C%s]
offer for sale also my IRON FOUNDRY, within d.
mile of Oxford, with. Steam Engine, all the FoundG
lures, Patterns Of every Kind together with The T
to manufacture my UNIVERSAL and CULTl!All
PLOW. l have now very large Trade which is da.!
creasing, and next season. from $2n0tV tn $9Aoo w"
of my Flows can be sold within reasonable distance
q Also, tract Of Land within u miles of Oxford, y
tanning $50 Acres now in high state of cultivation !
tolerably well improved, conairing dwelling hoa
gro houses two tobacco barns. dc, &C. About lN Az
are in original growth This tract is Of the mos
ductve in the vicinity of Oxford; being well adape !;
the production Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and Tobacco s
sufficiently near town to have all the advantages y
schools. - a
also offer for sale my Mill on Tar river together "
the Saw Mill and Wool-Carding Machine, and abou. J
Acres of Land. The Mill is worked with q seventeen
Overshot Wheel and never fails for the want OF wae
has custom Of from 10 to ~. 600 bushels of gram
and, next to my Foundry is the best paying proper
the County of Granville in proportion to the capMn
pOyed. My terms will be accommodating, and VIII 4
pleasure in showing any of the property to any Que
may wish to purchase. ,ooN
Oxford, N. c., July %, 1860. sl-Vp
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE, N. c..
m He FALL TERN OF THIS COLLEGE WILL OPEN
IL on the fourth Monday in July next. There is a full
the of instruction thorough and comprehensive
rs that of any other College.
Not now hitherto, encountered with the Preparatory
Department the Professors devote themselves exclusively
to the Collegiate classes.
The German Language, we'll as the French, forms
u part of the regular course.
Further information may be derived from the catalogue
of this year; for copy of which apply to-
WILLIAM ROYALL,
Secy Of Faculty.
June %, 1860. 26-w6t..
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OFFICE AT MILTON, CAswELL COUNTY. N. c.
FTNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCEM9
Il operation for the past eight years, and during 7
time has punctually paid al LOSSES.
DIRECTORS.
n L. Walker, Isaac Oettinger,
DR.. VIM. NJ. Brooks, BENZ. Hines,
A. c. Finiy, Wtcher Keen,
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OFFICERS.
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Benz. Hines, Vice Pres.
N. II. Lewis, Treasurer,
n. McGehee. Attorney,
A. L. Ball, Secretary,
Sam'l. r. Thornton, General agent.
Benz. Hines,
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r. II. Lewis,
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