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Nosice.-Ths Esreks Sewing Machines
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Baschelor's wsss, Teupees and Hair
DIE h.ss r. ,,.D ~ s.s ass and
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and To~-
pcss-Ibe best IN the world who~-ae AID retail and The
bye privsteiy applied. No Astor House.
"a Clear Complexion- n Desired ~ all
isd'es use PHAIos's 'ssow white Oriental Cream"
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Snow white Oriental Cream Price 50 SCENTS bottle
Sold by All Respectable Druggisas.-Iiel-
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ci,ss for the certain cure 81 DyspcpesA Io. o. AppeS
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Ions Al erfions In he efA~d form 4 doupy emeacous
IL effects the plain o. and hes ben attended with The hAp
pies hoee no hare used 70 b had n ke isvcu
tnr N Tovrth and n I'll reepeabe druxdNs PEN
poLD PARKER AnownR, Wholesale axsps - Beskmas
street.
Radical Care Of Hernia, or Hupture.-
Dr r. MARSH, u th@ well known house u Mash Co,
No vesey VI Astor Hovse oppo I've Tho church, deysr
gpect siteniou 70 he surgical adaptation Of his Radical Cure
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DUFFY'S -:
To IT r G M T K q u q e
Cure Of Ague and Fever,

i Cure Of Ague and Fever. ,s.5
VNHERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HUMAN
body ie liable universal dreaded, 50 general
" fatal O. Fever it appears in different countries and
climates under different types and characters In this
country. where its annual is looked for with anxiety
end apprehension, it usually the bilious type
Another species of fever prevalent here, and which, it
be said leaves subsidies altogether is the Au
tumna Intermittent 'Ague and Fever which, if not
fatal yet is very distressing Its characters effects and
consequences peculiar to diminished energy of the
system be ascrbed the languor asstude
and general prosraon which characerzes its invasion
to which might be added the arrangement Of the mixed
functions of the liver stomach, and intestinal canal 1t u.s.
therefore, quite manfest-n fact, it is well known, that
Ague and Fever lay the basis of consumption of the lungs
chronic affection of the liver and spleen, dyspepsia and
not unfequeuty dropsy and when this state Of the
to relapse even from slight and when thus compi-
Gated with those constitutional diseases their treatment
and cure becomes difficult
Common teaches that the of Ague and Fever
consists in shortening the duration Of the paroxysm and
preventing its return The first is to be accomplished by
depicting the bowels relaxing the skin &c tie second,
by the prompt application of such medicines calc-
lated to restore the deranged functions and give hestby
tone to the nervous system. -.
The Tonic M1tue offered possesses all the qualities
generally checks the disease and bottle never fs to
effect cure; healthy reaction takes place, the
restored the system becomes invigOrated. and the pa
tent begins to feel surprised at the rapid anston n
state Of morbid suffering to that of progressive recovery
These effects have been experienced by all who have used
it, which could be shown by numerous testimonials.
CHARLES DUFFY, M. D.
Newborn, N. C., Oct. Is, 1860 42-wly.
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail BY F. 8.
r. n Duffy, Newborn, NC And also for sale by Messrs
Morgan Allen, Druggists, Wholesale Agents. New York.
And by Druggists and Merchants throughout the country
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DOUGLAS MEN READ.-The Cleveland (Ohio)
Plaindealer the leading Douglas organ in Ohio edit
ed by }. W. Gray, Douglas delegate to Charleston,
speaks for the Douglas leaders in its State and says
in its issue of the 10th September: ~. 80. -.
BY telegraph to-day We learn the proposed terms
for running joint Douglas and Breckenridge cleo
toral ticket IN Pennsylvania. Although if agreed
to by the Democrats, it give the State to Douglas
beyond doubt, yet we would never give our sane
ton to, it. and aoouM much rather see the State 90
TOR Lincoln than Douglas under such a compromise
Neither Mr.. Breckenridge nor his platform are any
part of the Democratic party. Better unite Nth
the Belites thousand times or euen Uith the Lin
coLnites" --,.. ......- ...-. a.
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TRINITY CoLLEGE-The proposals for the new
buildings at Trinity College, were opened on Tues
day last by the Building Committee, when it was
ascertained that Mr.. Jacob w. Holt, of Warrenton,
N. C., had put in the lowest amount consequently
the contract awarded to him.
The main building is to be one hundred and
twenty by fifty feet, three stories high, and sur
mounted by dome. 1t will present. when COM
pletcd, an imposing appearance. The plan, drafts,
and specifications were. we believe. gotten up by
DR.. Craven, and We heard it remarked by some Of
the architects who put in bids, that they were the
most complete in detail, yet the plainest they had
ever seen.
Mr.. Holt, the contractor, is one of the first archi
tecs in the State. lie is virginian by birth, but
has resided in Warrenton for several years. He has
put up many fine residences and public buildings
in the eastern part Of the State and has at present
the contract for the Peace Institute ct Raleigh.
We understand there were about dozen bids for
the contract for parts and some for the whole
The accepted proposal is for fourteen thousand dol
lars the work to be completed by May 1s62.-High
Point Reporter. " 'F F..''
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l am, very truly, yours,

There is no Disgusting the fact that utter stag
nation in business is fast approaching for fear that
the late elections indicate the success Of The black
Republicans Already the banks in the Southern
States are curtailing No one is willing to buy pro-
pcrtv of any kind real estate in the cities
ly he sold at any price, and general disposition
the mart of every to put his hnnsa in order
seems to have seized the whole nation II this gen.
eral alarm continues there will he an almost univcr
sal dstrust which will not only affect the individual
interests of every section but the Government must
feel the shock, and diminished importatons will
create general embarrassment to such an extent as
to affect the credit of the Government. Stocks,
both national and State cannot escape the calamity,
and thousands who arc now prosperous and happy
will he reduced to comparative poverty, if not to
want This condition of things must have some
meaning Our people arc generally too cautious
and too calculating to he alarmed without cause
Whether it is right wrong. the apprehension that
the election of Lincoln will dissolve the Union cx-
lists and men must look at facts they arc and not
as they would have them to be. One thing is very
certain, there is very material alteration in the
fone Of the Southern press since the election IN
Pennsylvania. Those papers who were loudcst in
praises to the Union now the most dcSponding !;
and we are sincere when VIC assert that there are
not half dozen papers between this city and the
Rio Grande that believe the Union can survive the
election of Lincoln or that some serious disturbance
will grow ont of such a result which will disturb
the industrial interests of this country to such an
extent that it will require years to repair Wash.
Constilution.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO MOVE TO THE
Il Southwest, offers for sale the tract of land which
he resides lying eight miles south Of Raleigh and one
mile north of Rands mill the waters Of Swift creek and
in healthy and intelligent neighborhood
Said tract contains about 6l0 There is enough
land cleared and in high state of cultivation for
horse farm, cuvating half alternately There is
the ruct good two story dwelling house containing eight
and basement newly fitted up There also all
the necessary houses of well regulated farm, with
well Of excellent water in the yard. The farm is vel
adapted to the growth of Corn Cotton Wheat and Oats
For further particulars address,
JAMES MITCHINER,
Auburn, Wake Co., n. C.
October Is 1860. 42-wtf
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MINUTE MEN" IN Souri, C ARoL,NA.-As an offset
to the "Wide Awakes" Of the North, minute
Men are organizing in all the principal districts of
South-Carolina. The Charleston Mercury says: -
Their object is to form armed body Of men,
and to join in with fellow-ctizens, now forming
in this and our sister States as Minute Men,, whose
duty is to arm, equip and drill and be ready for any
emergency that may arise in the present perilous
position of the Southern States. In Kershaw, Alb
already complete and powerful embracing the flow
er of the youth, and led on by the most influential
citizens. The badge adopted is blue rosette, two
and a half inches in diameter, with a military but
ton in the centre to be worn upon the sido of the
hat" '-t sens
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STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA-nn,

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
- HAM C0UNTY.,Court of Pleas and Quarter s.
mum. Napoleon Howard and wife Sebel Sarah Anna DfI
and Mary and William H. Barnum miners and Their c,,
dian Burwell Rons-Petition for Mill. 'uA'
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court ba, y
leon Howard. of the defendants in this case is n
resident of this State or 50 absconds or concea b
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served ne
him 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that pubu
be made for six weeks successfully in the North aD,
Standard paper printed at Raleigh, N c., commandn,
the said defendant to be and appear at the next Term
this Court to be held for the county of Chatham a Ss
Court House in Pittsboro on the second Monday Of N.
vember next to plead answer dcmur to this petition y,
judgment pro con- $50 will be taken as to him.
Witness, R. C. Cotton Clerk of said Court, at office
Pittsboro', the I'd Monday in August, A. D. 1860
X. G. COTTON, c. &C.
October 3 1860. pr. Adv. S $3.50 4O-vSt
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The mixed population of London now containing
nearly three millions of inhabitants, is worthy Of
consideration. E. -,e-- s5s =, - -;
The recent census develops the curious fact that
there are more Scotch descendants in London than
in Edinburgh more Irish than in Dublin, 100, 600
more Roman Catholics than in Rome, and more
Jews than in Palestine There are also in the same
metropolis no less than 10000 Germans, 80. 600
French, and 5000 Italians; very large number of
Asiatics from all parts Of the East, and many who
still worship their idols
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PROCESSION OF MINUTE MEx-On last evening,
the organization of the Minute Men of Richland,
marched, in torch light procession, through the
principal streets of the city There about three
hundred in ranks, making very imposing and
brilliant display. They each wore red scarf with
the letters NJ. NJ. imprinted on it The organization
is rapidly extending through the State and the
South. 1t is designed as an organization for the
preservation of the interests and institutions of the
South and the formation of Southern Confederacy.
The recent elections will doubtless stimulate its
growth, and we would not be surprised if in a
month, with proper drill and discipline it furnishes
army strong enough to maintain any Independent
move that may be made in the Southern States
Columbia Carolinian
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.
October Is, 1860.

an SOCIETY RItGE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
" miles from the city of jackson, Capitol of the State
from Livingston and five from Tugauo Depot, on N o.
jackson e. n Railroad, connecting it with all parts of
the Union. The great southern place of resort Coopers
ueieborhood wealthy refined has fine schools and
eal churches and tie health and climate of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per-
.n % tmsr Am Of s cros hnu snJ
the rest hill and branch land all in state of good cultva
ton There dwelling and out houses, fruit orchard,
negro cabins GIN press cribs stables, pond for Stock cis
tern and spring for persons. &c. &c.
For further particulars to r. A. Clark jackson, A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
Yazuo City.
October l6, 1850. AZ wifi
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WEA1rH OF Mlss1ss,rp1-rhe Yicksburr Hh;a

WEALTH OF MIssIsslPPI.-The Vicksburg Wig
Of the 9Th inst, says: '
1t has been estimated that the taxable wealth of
Mississippi, in land and negroes, in the year 1860
will amount to the handsome sum of 1861, 0O0, 600
The estimate for the county of Warren is put down
at SIS 100000. Kinds is put down as the richest
county, her estimate being $29,oOO,e00. Lowndes
comes next $25, 900. .Yazoo and Bolivar $685.
100000. Madison sss, OoO, 900 Marshall 81, OoO,-
600. De Soto, $aa 0,OOo, &c, &c
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The MISSISSIPPI ELECTION. The returns for local
elections on Monday last says the jackson Misis-
sippian, show that the Breckenridge Democracy
have swept the State by an unprecedented majority
indicating not less than twenty thousand majority
on the first Tuesday Of November next Counties
which have heretofore been considered doubtful,
such as Rankin, Holmes, Yazoo &C., have now gone
Democratic by majorities perfectly astounding In
all parts Of the State the ground swell is manifest
ing ITSELF :.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~. -.fyl. TRUSTEES ga ,,,
4 TRUSTEE OF K R. wEATHERS. l WILL SEM 81 n
"A MONDAY of November Court. third Mon %s.,h.
the month"; the House and Lot which the sara
resides in the Eastern Ward Of this C'iy
ing about Il acres The Lot has on it good two% "i
Dwelling House. lighted with Gas, and all necessary and
houses Also good well of water, beautiful grow !, The
an excellent garden The location is Of the best
City. =, horse md
Rockaway one buggy, and all the household ana
furniture Of said Weathers s.
TERMS made known on day of sale. n-,,.,s.
49,, n. 90 ,ooo e S5-tds
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The PRESIDENTIAL Observation-Disclosures FoREBo-
p1sGs AT TIRE Sourn-The probability of the cleo
ton of Mr.. Lincoln is creating great uncasness at
the South, even among the most cool and conserva-
tive of her citizens The New York Express pub
fishes the following private letter from citizen Ct
Georgia, who is said TO lie no fire-eater, fanatic,
no disunonis nor disorganzer, but an intelligent,
conservative Union man:
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 10, 1860.
Ny DEAR SIR: What write for the papers is 100
apt to be set down to desire for political effect,
and, therefore, I drop you this private note that
YOU may know the real condition Of things at the
South.
The result in Pennsylvania has electrified this
whole section of the Union. The friends OF an an
dependent confedemcy juhilant, 'chite the news
has tllen as the pail OF death on us, who through
every trial. have stood by the work of our fathers
and hoped for an era of peace. / do not even yet
DESPAIR. but our friends, almost unanimously, are
firm in their conviction that the election of Lincoln
is no longer problem. What is to come after it,
God only knoms; the idea of peace is utterly pre-
postcrous. The more conservative men in the South
are for setting houses in order for calamity,
in some form. is obliged to upon the country,
should sectional government be placed over US
We-the Union men of the South-have heretofore
Tough: calamity and with success; but now our
arms are stricken down and our hands tied.
ton of Lincoln will. not be submitted to by ma
jority of the Southern States and such will be the
fury and excitement that is to follow the an
nounccment Of such event that all the conscrv-
atism of the South will be but as feather before
the STORM The North has the hopes and the destiny
of the country in its hands.
May we not hope that the unpropitions result of
the late elections will fire the patriotic men of the
North to some powerful and unusual effort to stem
the tide of anti-sEvery fanaticism, and save the
Union from the disaster that so immmently threat
ems it? ho,e so, and just here is our only trust.
DO not place it in the power of even minority at
the South to involve lis all in the common trouble !;
for tell you, come what may. right wrong. wise
or foolish, a collision between the people of the
South on the issue Of sustaining making war mp
on a black republican government aciU neeer Take
place. The North may rely on this.
have never before felt SO downcast and despond-
ing with regard TO political affairs and write you
this hasty note for your own private information,
and with the hope that you will present the issue
to your people in its true light. Oh that they could
only know, and in time, the real sentiments Of
their Southern brethren on this momentous qucs,
ton!
am very truly, yours,
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The two men Of the name of Hitchings, taken up
near Clio, in Marlboro District, South. Carolina,
under suspicious circumstances, as being engaged
in tampering with negroes, exciting them to insur-
rection, supplying them with arms, &C., have not
been hung, reported although of the truth of the
charges against them, and consequently Of their u
innate fate. there can be no doubt An informant
of the South Carolinian says that recent and fur
ther developments leave no doubt of these facts.-
Wilmington Journal 40 ..
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NrORTH.CAROLINA- NORTHAMPTON COuy
IL TY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Sepen
Der Term, A. D., la60.-Moore & Williams No. S. vs. NJ
ram l.. Observation-Disclosures levied IN land
In this case it appears to the satisfaction of the C
that the defendant is not resident of this State: lin
therefore ordered that publication be made in the Nk
Carolina Standard, newspaper of the State published in
the town of Raleigh for six weeks, for the said Hiram
Bowden to appear at next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for Northampton county, at the Court
House in the town of Jackson the first Monday Of De-
ment final will be entered against him, and the land eva
upon be condemned to be sold to satisfy the plaintiff d
and cost
Witness, Isaac Peele, Clerk of our said Court at of
jackson, the first Monday of September, 1850
ISAAC PEELE, c. &C,
October 9, 1860. (Pr. adv. IS 621lJ 4l-w6.
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ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL BOARD AND LODGING for
Twenty-Five Members Of the Legislature.
The Rooms in the Buildings known as "he Cooley House.
and which were formerly rented by Captain Lawrence
sti,u,e por.en Of my lodging rooms.
j. d. PULLEN,
Planters Hotel.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept IS, 1860. 3s-w6t.
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NOTICE 10 ADDISON sPIKEsl

TF ADDISON SPIKES, FORMERLY OF WAKE C0UN-
y TY, will notify where he may be found, he will
: -, :. - KEMP P. BATTLE, Atty.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. s. 1860. 4l-wst.s
The Weekly Raleigh Register aud Fayetteville Oh
server csby six weeks and forward bills. 4, 4.
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the armies of France. So monstrous an ingratitude
would inflict on the brow Of our country stain
which long centuries OF suffering would not eface
The soldiers of France occupied Rome when other
soldiers of that nation, led by their generous Empe
ror, fought for US at Magenta and Solferino.
If their presence in that city was deemed altogeth-
incompatible with the true interests Of Italy, We
ought neither to ask nor to accept the aid of our
powerful neighbor to conquer our freedom and in
dependence To turn against her at the present
day those very arms which her victories have placed
in the hands of so many Italians would be deed
which must seem revolving to the mind Of any of
us-any who may not be utterly seduced ard carried
away by sectarian spirit
But if we are not for the present in condition to
exert ourselves in behalf of Venice and Rosle, we
are not equally helpless with regard to the other
parts of Italy, which, although risen to liberty feel
the want of Immediate efficient provisions"
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A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO The
IA next General Assembly to form new county out
portions Of Wayne, Duplin and Sampson ,u,,O
Dudley, Oct. 10. 1856. 4s-wSts
Register copy three times and forward bill to John
G. Rhodes Dudley p. o., NC.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALC. ,,,prR
an WEDNESDAY, THE 14rH DAY OF NY = lyon,
U next, at the residence Of the late HUGH T.
of Wake county, the undersigned will sell
-Four Likely Negroes. ,rur.r
Alan the Crop consisting of G0RN E0P goGS and
TI.E and . Iot Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN f'
T..-..-A credit of six months will be given '"'
chaser giving bond with approved security wE Admir-
icy. CANAoAA e4-ts
/ October 70, $3.50.
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The Jamaica people are discussing the policy Of
annexing that colony to the United States.