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d. DIO JEsUs SINol---At gathering
of children on Christmas day, gentle.
man present related a very Interesting
incident. o r,,4 .. ,-.. . :, .-..-, ,.,,... g.
A little girl, but three years Of age,
was very curious 10 know why Christ.
mas greens were so much used, and
what they were intended to signify.
}, So Mr. l.. toldlhe story Of the babe
at Bethlehem--of the child whose name
was jesus. q ains .s. ss ..,,.-.......
The little 9nestioner was Just begin
ming to give voice TO the music that was
in her heart {; and, after Mr. L. had con-,
cluded tho narrative, she looked up in
his face and asked: "Did .Jesns sing r.
Who bad ever thought Of that If
you will look At Matthew, twenty.sixth
chapter and thirtieih verse, you will
there find almost conclusive proof that
Jesus sang with his disciples. ~. .....
' Is not that encouragement for us 10
sing; how southing il is TO the troubled
soul, when each and every one can Join
in, in singing praise to our Redeener-
not with the understanding only, but
with the heart also is. S. Gazette.
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:, -" ~ =, ~ . =.
',,.., Liss:,5n nome life. Is well
'e' " ,tps emhifen' having, accofding
soagss NoIklng 9ps; play time, Looks,
sa ;,, aug hoasehsis symPaihies, they
"r iossihohe,, ahd hnd pleasure there.
T.. .as aS,ss m > .ne n.'e ones states and pencils,
~ uns0"sge ahelfs attempts 70 make
'plsta'ssaIy = 4 ~ nSawlEg Wnl amnse them
aMneh ho'ty pay. nave lost their zest.
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The Last q DRINK.

. na.Hf t. a
., Dan Jones has a wife, an amiable. &C, &C,
complished and beantifaF lady, who
loves hime desotedly, but she finds too
many bricks 10 his hat. One night be.
came home tight; and was not yery
II as!onished. but rather frightened,
EdahisIworthy lady sitting up for
She always does. She smiled
= came 10. That also sheSaf
Ees.T . You, stayed out, so late,
,% that | feardl you had been
%mt sick. wife; b, but don't
'm little t.tigGt." a. as'5 Z Z
little. perhaps. my dear, but
ng-youy have so, many
ou say. you must join them
zee ina while,"'t ,t.Jt,, -.
you're, too goodrztlo ruth
hirnnk.".,l ,,,, .-,,-.,-,,. =, :,
80 indeed, my, dear-i'm sure
ano.her glass vouldn't hurt
aw suppose you take q glass
ale with with me, ja't as night
are too kind, m my , dear, BY
snow Tu, d drunk" ',', '''' NJ
4, no, only jalsp too much, love,
alp Well, fake glass IL ale
Syrate; il csnnos hun you, dear !;
'ae myself before I retire."' f'1"'
''yady hastenetl to open a Bottle.
sshs placed Two tum6iefs before
"a the sideboard, she put IN one q
powerful eme,ic, Filiing The glass
with the foaning ale, size handed that
Hene with d most bewiching smile to
her husband. Suspicion came cloudiIy
upon his mind. n She had never before
been 20 kind TO him when he was drunk.
lie looked at the glass, raised IL 20 his
lips. Then hesitated. sad' ,gom srsl.s.s
sa- Dear, woTti you just tast mine, to
make il sweeter 7" said hs.,s,s r. oss,,.
ssS Ce' tainly, love, replied the lady,
-takinga molthfut which the Mas yery
cTefui notis 7Suspicionvan.
isbed,a and so diddtbe ale, ems,ic, aud
all, down the throat Of the. satisfied bus,
band. After spi,tisg out the, taste, The
lady finished her glAss,y but seemed in
no hupyitoi retire, She 6xed a foot
tub Of water before an essy chair, for
which Abe ,husbsnd was curious to, know
the reason. A few minutes later, the
gplp and splurge from; The throat Of the
husband gave The. answef.,, The trick
was gone when lie rose from the easy
chair, and be never since carried one
home TO his wife. - - ,,' 49, :
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g Lisr, is' not all smiles and roses; (; and
wiihoutl deeply rooted convictions of.
faith sad hops, It 10 impossible for. aay
hubaa bsiSg 10 lives lruly. happy lie.
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i
'e''WE know some men, who, when
they are perplesed in an argument, get I.
out just as poor debtor gets ont of
jail-ihey swear out. - s,,. ~.
CATcH not too soon at an offence. .
nor give way TO anger !; the one shows
a weak judgment, and tho other per-
verse nature. , a .,s
PoMpEy said he once worked for a
man who raised his wages SO high that
he could only reach them once in, eve.
~ two years. .s. .r,u u, ......I. .
Way was Goliah surprised when Da.r
vid hit him with stone in the fore.
head Because il never entered his
head before. '.av't a4' - ~ 2
r. HE who worsbios at reasons shrine,
though poor as Lazarus, holds higher
rank in natures scale than the prvudest
monarch. .. ..at.
THE pen, In the hand that knows
how to use ii, is the most powerful
weapon 10 theworld., So ~ : f'i''.'
AvyLuENcx might give US respect in
the eyes Of the Vulgar, but will not re.
commend us to the wise and good. . 10
A GOOD constitution is IKE a r,oney
box: the foil value Of il is never pro-
pe'ly known until i j. broken. 10
|. LIyE's great SUCCESS Ia A haprv hear.
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~ HkRatssss pitih Is the Best cordial
against The consumption OF !he seilits;'
wherefore ,jestingis not unlawful r. Il
ts@passcth not in quantity, quality or
saaa6aD eaEsf od I-t-ss BgI i@F SSaSNDES
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A LITTLE THINo "A woman sat up
on the steps Of a dark prison, weeping
bitterly over the sentence Of q ruined
son, .'.g,..D'a 4 s. h.57auy5a r.:'a.fn.-T
What aileth thee, sister n said a
gentleman, stopping hefofe her, and
taking her hand Kindly in his.
sat+ My hearts broke, SIR" she replied.
d, ." - Can 4 do ans ytliing for you," he
sa,,t No, sir, nothing" was her sad re.
sponse. .''Vs'h 90 I.ts'H 9oiSe >s.' nL tiu1~
- Well, God can help YOU, sister. and
will 60 home and ask him 10 do IL"
said the gentleman. .sfSr
1t was a very little thing that he did.
II neither clothed or fed the poor wo.
man. but that one swcet word, sister,
fell like healing OH upon the wounded
spirit 81 She arose strengthened, and
went. to her lcwly home. When she
kneit atoatell Jesus her sorrows, she
felt that a brother had been before her.
His prayers was answered and her
spirit was calined.J Il was q little thing
to wash the Sayiour's feet with tears,
and wipe them viii, the hairs of her head.
and yet Mary's offering of love, was oi
more value in our Lords esteem than
were all the titles Of the proud Phari
sees. She whopoured the precious oint.
nent upon his head. did but a little
thing for Christ, and yet. ne said thai
wherever the gospel should be M ea ed
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Edward Everett, ,Massachlulse,tts.' IT,

-
He was born in Dorchester. Mass,
April, 1904. lie received Lis early ed
ucaiion al Boston. and entered Harvard
College, when a little mo,e than thirteen
years old, leaving it ,with first, honors
four years later, undecided as to .pur.
suit for life, He turned his attention
Cor two years 70, the profession of diyin-
ityt; but in 1914 he was invited 10 &C 1, !,
|'cept the new, professorship Of Greek
Literature. at Cambridge, Massachusetts,
|swith permission, TO visit Europe. He
accepted The office and before entering
on its duties. enba ked at Boston for
Liverpool. He passed more than two
years q: the famous University 1of Got
tingen, engaged in The study Of tile
German language and the bfanches OF
learning connected with bis department.
Iiel passed the winter Of lsi7A'fs al
Paris. A The next spring he again visit
ed London, and passed a few weeks ~
Cambridge and Oxford In tiea
tumn Of 1918 he returned to the :
I,inent and divided tie winter dbes.
Florence. Rome and Naples
spring Of 1919 he made as
Greece. He came homesin
entered at once upon the
lptofessorsbip. Shortly re
he became ihe,s ediiorgr
American Review In
cred the annual oration
Beta Kappa Society,",
Mass. Up 10 this time
no active interest in polity
itoriala had eyinced his a"
with the wants Of the natic
1926 he was elected mem
gress, which position he held
years and on. bis retirement from
gress was elected Governor Of
chusetts,, which position he held e
years, In 1880 he was again q cat,
date for the same Office, but was defes
ed. In. ls4l he was appointed to T.
present the United States at the Court
OF Sc. James. He returned to the Unit
ed States in lS45, and was chosen Pre-.
=sident Of Harvard College ~hich office
he resigned in lS49. On the desih OF
Mr.. Webster, he was appointed Secte.
tafy OF State BY Mf. Fillmore, Which
Office be resigned fof ssat ID the Sen
ate ti,is position he also resigned, since
Which fine he has devoted much itims
bto'litefsry pursuits.t Al the great SUR-
ion meeting At Boston, a few. months
adyoca,ino tbs petpstuii1' 'ofihs JInionl
land rebuiip9 sectional soiiai;ou.S Hs
il a e6Hssyy s,;ys Wbig N SSlitics',a1I
~o TaIfH alii1 IN LTIG17ig y,a
.lnr f,sAImost aay remask, enc singer
makes abod, another 1i,Ai ,ol ssSitS >.
9T2d. wha. j. beating 'ime' Singing
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Perhaps Csllier himself nes er exI,ib,
tied . more. .s,ejking ta6leaa tipont than
Yes so= -. aaisplayed. Nehemiah was a
F~model," every inch. Of him, 2 and, ,
though not exactly revolving on 4 pc.
destal, ihe Was going through, hst
moyement quite as well ON i,is ,back-.-
kicking and plunging Tin short, person.
flying ia, thirty seconds, oil the attitudes
ever chiseled. As for the ,girls, they
screameds Of course, jumped npon chairs
and cutting boards, threw their, hands
over their faces, ,peeped through their,
fingers-perfectly natural !-screamed
again and declared they should die
they knew they ishouidshprtH sdT- se4s
1H"O, Lord ~ blubbered The distressed
yoahg man don't, gals. don't tfad
didat 90 tew,. Iaswsn to man l., didu't,
lite oil owing to- these cussed trowsers.
--ev'ry mite ont. Ask your boss
bell tel! you how it was.- Oh, dear
won't nobody 5kisers me dp- with Ola
etothes, or torn the wood box over me ,
OH Moses in the bulrusbesl what will
Nancy say f"f'! fsyr ed 2aifaa ,Rs,oiri ~
ISIS He tnaEsged- TO raise himself on his
feet, and made a bold plunge toward
the doori but the ien,angiirgI alliances
ttriPped bim'up again, and he Cell ker.
slap upon the goose of the pressman.
This was tho ankindest cut 6ofaalL 5, The
goose had Abeeu heated expressly. fur
sthick cloth seams, and the way IL sized
in The taof ahes new pants was afflict-,
ing 10 the wearer. Nehemiah rig,
in an instant, and seizing1the source Of
all his troubles by the slack, he tore
himself from all save tho straps and
some fragments that hung about his
ankles and elIelrdashed athrouQhy the
'"Emporium" at i'aa $40 raie, ,,santl
% made tracks {" for hums .ri,, "a .,,7ufr
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= Aesss isslaiss Lsisasa.ss sssa,s,n,..g
~ S'sesfI $pnlisis~ar si1sil srT
pts r. .Stai5s Efss -, 10 ,,arsS
~ - asa rsiar1a ~ .aaa. g,1ns
S " :sma44s ~ e4s ysrr 80.
W iiTate e<7 u fssF .S-sisvsA Z
s's sdl rIpilxiifsa.g ksl,-ias ed
- yfsfg~s& besss .ssraa odi xsiiqpg.
esssi ts'fafsrSyos tgebasqpko3 Lvs syI
es a sESgrs ri'Gi 10 seisso1 I. S,siss.
'rswssgsss is1F,s4 adl ID fssiys,r.
's'sss.s Sgsglo g2s>ssEs kse.s-s,,i 81. =,
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TERMS ,srz -
ONE DoIlAa 4. ArEAR a.l z N !, Advance.
ADyEgTISEMENTs
Bastrg.ss:
w. r. rKICE, Edlser.


IHVHh Wv DstPe1'S ~ kpSSo1BVf. h
y - .yl---ss s..ts .srSr :
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HUNTS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
RALEIGH, N. c.
PHOTOG RAPHIC PORTRAITS IN
OIL COLORS.
Prices Ranging from $50 to $50.

vUyHFSE PORTRAITS CAN BE TAKEN FROM DA-
Il guereotypes and Miniatures or from lhfe and being
durable and make beautiful Paintings They can be en-
arged to any slze and such changes alterations as may
coors these pictures being experienced Portrait Painter
and fine Cdors all who wish finely executed work of
should call at the old established Gallery on rayee
would do we'll to give Mr. A call Persons having Da.
guereoppes of deceased friends by giving the cn"r OF
the hair eyes, and complexion secure permanent and fe-
like portrait Photographs be finished in Water Coors
Pastee India Ink Crayons at prices ranging from $40
to $780, The plain Photograph from r. to $40 Mealno-
Vgnees Neogaphs for sending in letters, &C. taken in
= e. HUNT Photographic,
W.. s---, Raleigh, N. G.
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CUSHINGS Il BAILEY,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS & STATI0NERS,
No. 262 Baltimore ST., opposite Hanover,

ARE PREPARED To OFFER TO THE COUNTRY
"A Trade GnudS in .ir line. prices that will
pare favnrabv W. IN thr>' ii other market.
Their Stock Of SCHOOL LAW. MEDICAL and MIS-
CElLANEOUS BOOkS is large and well selected
large ard varied assortment of Foreign and American
stationery ALWAYS be found their establishment.
Thy keep constantly on hand a full supply of BLANK
BOOKS different >vleS and of their manufacture.
uavng Bndery connected with their Store. they
all times able, short notice To f orders for Blank
BonkS ruled 10 any pattern of any desired style OF
Binding.
Orders received by mail, will meet with prompt atten
tiun
~" You are requested call and examine Stock
aud Prices before purchasing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Summer Course Of Lectures
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
DELIVERED DY
The RICHMOND ASSOCIATION FOR MEDICAL IN
STRUCTl0N, will commence un the FIRST MONDAY IN
APRIL, le6u and continue until the lst of AUGUST
ensuing, under the following organization:
A. E. PETCOLAS, NJ. d, Lecturer Anatomy and Clin-
IS d. CULLEN, NJ D.. Lecturer ON Physiology.
MARION HOWARD, NJ. ID Lecturer Materia Mcdica.
THOMAS POLLARD. NJ. d., Lecturer On Theory and Prac-
tice of Med c.ne.
ED. c. DREW, N. d., Lecturer on Obstetrics.
C. d. GIBSON, NJ. D., Lecturer Principles and Prac-
F. E. LUCKETT, NJ d., Lecturer on Medical Chemistry
The PlaE Of Instruction will embrace a combination of
Lectures and Examinations the design being To deliver
but Two Lectures daily each preceded by Il thorough
animation upon the subject of the previous
thus afordg the c"nnned advantage of instruction by
means Of ecurc, ard daily reciatuns, giving thereby Ia
the Student ample time for private study and reflection
and for attention {" inicil observation
Students of this Course will be permitted to see the cases
at the Medical College Hospital Bellevue Hospital and
In the wards of the above Institutions important Surg
cal operations are daily perfrmed and the medical depart
men affords the Siuden constant opportunities o observ
ing diseases dent and peculiar To the Snuih . ,
Every facility will be gwen for the study OF Practical
Anatomy. The DsSectng Ru"ms under the charge q" the
Demonstrators DR. HowARD.( are cnmmoduuS, well ven
tilaed and furn shed with abundant MATERIAL at probably
a lower than elsewhere be pracnred
uriGg the session, PROF GliSOl will deliver Course
of Lectures DISEASES EYE Free Of ChdTgs To the
Students of The Association. .
s@ Atteadaacs on t4is Course aDH he regurled By The
EicHlt of the ch Cege of Va JuiCILeRt 10 tCetDe
1nontS study in PhysicidRs OEce As incentive 10
assiduy and attention. PRoFIcIENoY will
be conferred the end of the Course those deemed
worthy to receive them.
Fee FOR COURSE, so
"a For iurther information, apply to
Sec'y. Of the Association.
Richmond March G, 1860 l9-lm
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EXPERIENCES:
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Oliver Il Co, Ncwben; Jas. llnyt, Washington Z. ID.
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Mobile and many others
~ ConSignmeutS of Naval Stores, Cotton, Lumber,
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LAND FOR SALE.

sIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER FOR SALE
on the Ifih day of APRIL, at Frankliniou Depot q
,luabIe TRACT UF LAM, TO the highest bidder. II
- within half mile of the said Depot. There is
lent Dwelling House with six rooms and fire places and
nd out houses. and excellent well of Tie
,rd. The tract itv-sx acres, and nearly
If in its original growth. Those wishing {" NOV 10
,od school will find this very desirable place. Terms
ade known day of sale.
- JNO 7. BODDIE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEERING NEWS TO THE LOVERS OF
GOOD THINGS.


DODD & Heb,
WHOLESALE
CONFECTIONARTES FRUITS FANCY ARTI-
CLES TOYS, SEGARS & TOBACCO,
No. IL Fayetteville Street.
A RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THE FINEST
n assortment of Goods in their line of business ever
Offered in this market and to which they most cordially
invite the attention of their customers and the public gen
orally.
A PPLES-very cheap and of the finest quality kept
DODD sCHEIB.
nRANGES, LEMONS, FIGS. RAISINS CITRON-
" fresh supply just received. ,,,,,,
HsEST OLD HENNESSEY AND oTARD BRANDY
Id Choice Old Rye Wbiskey.
HIHAMPAGNE-Yarious brands. MUSCAT CLARET,
- Rhine and Port Wine.
DODD & SCHEIB.
HNANCY ARTICLES AND TOYS OF EVERY DE.
Il ScriptiOn.
DoDD & SCHEIB.
HpRESERvES. PICKLES. BRANDY PEACHES,
q PrncS Mustard. Salad OIL Jellies Sardines Sauces,
and thing of the kind usually kept in Variety Store
constantly on hand.
a FINE LOT OF SUPERIOR CHEWING & SM0-
IA king Tobacco. The best brands of Havana Segars,
DODD & sCHEIB.
SFANDIES AND CAKES OF OUR OWN MANUFAC-
" ture, aud a the decacrS usually wanted for Parties
Weddings Balls &c, furnished with neatness and dis
r"("' ''N q" wy ~" i'(e'' y DoDD & scHEID
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
LAW CO.PARTNERSHIP,
RALEIGH, y. G..

HEENRY ". MILLER & WILLIAM J. SAUNDERS
have formed partnership in the practice of the law,
extend all business in the County and Superior Courts
of Wake and Johnston and the Terms of the Supreme
Court Raleigh; all office business and the collection of
claims.
Office in the Brick-ROw, opposite LawTenceS Hotel.
In addition to the abOve-named counties. shall attend
regularly hereafter the Superior Courts of Granville Edge
cumbe, Sampson, Warren, Halifax and Wilson, and the
County and Superior Courts of Nash and franklin and the
Circuit Court Of the United States at Raleigh.
II. W. MILLER.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
NdRS s. A. REID. 0ATE OF HENDERSON, fakes
lFE this method of informing the citizens of RALEIGH,
and the public generally, that she has opened
Boarding House
in retired and pleasant part of the City near the Central
Dppot where she is prepared accommodate all who may
favor her with their patronage.
Her long experierce in this business is sufficient guar
antee for giving satisfaction. She Will accommodate
several regular bnaderS rooms and will receive
seut custom any time For particulars enquire at the
house formerly occupied by Maj w. +. Collins. Terms
moderate.
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a SITUATION AS ASSISTANT OR LOCAL EDI-
"A TOR, (if desired will take the Editorial charge in
city country by young who has had considerable
experience in Editorial life aud is also practical printer
Persons wishing further information, by letter or other
wise, are referred to .... --.
.- II. EDMUND ORR, ESQ.,
Portsmouth. Va
October Z, 1859. S1-h
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

4 OST on TIE 18th OF FEBRUARY LAST, Ny
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lars in money; receipt from Jesse Goodwin fr $3.50;
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Mason for $685. due March IS 1859, subcc! tG credit Of
$50; note Jin Muhuen for 81 -. due Feb. H.,
1861; note Harmon Sears for s. 30; three notes
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All persons torwaned from trading for any of the
above named papers. .,-
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TO PHYSICIANS
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS,

All who need Articles in the Drug Line.
ND +. PESCUD Is AGAIN AT HIS POST, AF-
q ter an absence of several weeks IN AtC l,k and
otLer Aohern Cte where he has been making his pur
chaseS the fall trade and it gives him pleasure be
able assure his old fHs and the P0bic geDerfg, that
he better prepared than 10 supply all they
qure in his line of business unprecedentedly low prices
His MEDICINES PAINTS. OILS, DYE STUFFS. PER-
FUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, BRUSHES. WlNDOW
GLASS. CIGARS TOBACCO, CONDIMENTS SPICES
are of the suec g"oty and the prices and terms
cash pTODDt deaiers, SATISFACTORY IN
RESPECT III: long experience in business, and his knOw
edge of the of his customers give him superior ad
vaniages and he hopes all his old hiendS and many
ones will call spLd him their when in need of
anv cpS il is needless his Stock; he
will only add that il is copete ami +rgr tsdn eeer,
and will be rcpenshcd by weekly arriN ; from time
time.
Goods put mp neatly, packed c,refDHs nd forwarded
with the "tnoSt HPdh To part of the unrry in this
State and vi gina.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &C.

McPHEETERS & GHISELIN,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
Norfolk,
"OULD CALL TIE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY
Dealers and Planters their large and select stock
of CHOICE GROCERIES, including
$40 bags Rio. Laguavra and Java Coffee,
81 hhdS. \. q. and =. r. Sugars.
2an bblS. Refined Sugars. all grades
lu0 bbIS. bright, heavy n o. MOlasses
81 hhds MuscOvadn MuIaSSeS,
25 TcrceS Prime Rice.
2OOn Sacks l.. b and G. 4. Salt
Sun boxes Adamantinp, Chemical and Sperm Candles
2no boxes Brown and Toilet Soap,
1000 ReamS Wrapping Paper,
lun Bales Wrapping Twne
BrnOmS Buckets. Grain and Ground Spices of every kind
Backing, Starch, Fig, Blue. &c &c.
TEAS-Our assortment of Green and Black Teas is very
complete embracing variety of choice chops which will
be snid nj prices to please.
b. Special attention paid to consignments of FLOUR,
CoTroN, NAVAL STORES DRIED FRUIT, &c.
September ~, lsi9, S0-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-28

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Crop of 1859.
"E ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE SUP
w ply, comprising all the most popular varieties.
These seed have been tested for several years and have
given great satisfaction customers, and
commend them with confidence, being equal 10 any in
the country. -
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD,
Druggists.
Raleph Jan 1860. TT.