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II. ,-,-.-.E, DUFFY'S
r. g N r G. M r x II u II e

FOR THE
Cure of Ague and Fever.

Cure Of Ague and Fever.
VNHERE IS NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HUMAN
body liable 30 universal dreaded, general
ly fatal as Fever: appears in different countries ana
climates under different types and characters. In this
country where its annual is looked for with anxiety
and apprehension, it usually assumes the bilious type
Another species of fever prevalent here, and which,
be said never leaves or subsidies is the Au
tumnal Intermittent 'Ague and Fever. which, If no!
fatal yet very distressing Its characters. effects ano
cousequeuces peculiar: to diminished energy OF INC
system to be ascrbed the languor assude
and general prostat0n which charscerzes its
functions of the liver stomach and intestinal canal It IS
therefore, quite manifest-p fact, 1t is well known tns'
Ague and Fever lay the basis Of consumption Of the lungs
c6rune affection Of the liver and spleen. dysppsia ana
not unequent and when ones tn STATE o.
to relapse, slight causes. and when thus comp
Gated With Constitutional diseases their treatment
and cure becofB.y more difficult. .'4.:
Common teaches that the cure Of Ague and fe1,
consists n shortening the duration Of the pao1ysm and
preventing its return. The first Is to be accomplished
depicting the bowels relaxing the skim &C.; the second
by the prompt application Of such medicines caca
lated to restore the deranged functions and give healthy
M 7bnie zsyrsnow offered possesses all the qualities
requisite to effect the second indication The first aos
generally checks the disease and one bottle never as
effect cure; healthy reaction takes place. the sppel'en
restored the system becomes invgoned and .ne pr
tient begins TO feel surprised ut the rapid transition ny
state q morbid saering to that Of progrsssivs recov
These effects have been experienced BY al who have
It. which could b showa BY numerous te1t!%Snis!s
Newberp. N G., Oct. is, 1850. 4a-wlj
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retaii By
Maskan y Allsn DrugYists Wholesale Agents. New IS
And by Druggists and Merchants throughput the eoun
AGENTS, Williams 1 Haywood. Druggists, Raleigh, y
c. and wn. y. Tualiasus, Clsysa. Jesh) Uoi H. y
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For The Standard
MEETING IN HARNETT COUNTY.

Pursuant to notice previously given, a goodly
number of the citizens of Grove District assembled
at the place of parade, the 10th May The object of
the meeting having been briefly explained by Neil,
S. Stewart, Col. E. Stewart was called to the chair,
and j. D. Ryals appointed Secretary.
The following committee was, on motion, appoint
ed to prepare business Tor the meeting and to draft
resolutions Messrs N. S. Stewart, Jas. Turnage,
VIM. Byrd, A. j. burlington, James Stewart John
Barnes Daniel Stewart, DR.. J. S. Neighbors, Reu-
bin Hobby, and others.
The committee Immediately retired and after con-
sultation agreed upon the following report:
WHEREAS, the political crisis of the country has
eliminated by the Inauguration Of war, and the pro-
clamaton of the President calling on the State of
North Carolina and the people of the South gener-
ally to aid and assist him IN the infamous work of
coercion.
Resokred, That we, the citizens of Grove District
do organize ourselves into committee of vigilance
appointing chairman, who shall appoint such as
sistants as he may deem necessary with the power
to call them together at any time he may think pro-
per to arrest and bring to justice all suspicious per.
sons or those using ncendiary or improper language
calculated to excite the people.
Resotced, That We recommend the forming of a
Home Guard to elect officers and pass such by laws
as they may think best.
Resolred, That we pledge ourselves and all We
have to support protect and defend the families Of
those patriotic citizens who have may volunteer
their services in defence of Southern rights until
proper authority makes provision for the same.
Resolred, That all party spirit be buried in the
shade Of forgetfulness, and that we be unit for
the protection of Southern rights, and to do any
thing in our power at our country's call
The above resolutions were read, considered and
adopted. Many remarks were made by various citi-
zens all breathing the same spirit Of resistance
against tie tyranny of that government which we
helped to organize for our protection and defence,
but which is now to be used for destruction and
overthrow Of our institutions. May God help US to
defend our rights and save US from the impending
danger.
Rssolsed That these proceedings be published in
the Raleigh Standard. and the Fayetteville papers
be requested to copy the same.
After which, the meeting adjourned.
COL. E. STEWART, chm.
JAMES L. RYALs, Sec'y.
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Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
LETTER FROM HARPER'S FERRY.

HARpER's FERRY, May 1S.-The greatest activity
prevails here, and the force is daily increasing by
accessions from every part Of the country. Active
measures in progress to make the place perfectly
secure in the event of an attack. The hills sur.
rounding the place strongly fortified with heavy
batteries, to be amply supported and sustained by
the noble Rangers recently arrived from Kentucky.
The officers and men are in fine health and spirits,
and fully ready for the fray.
All the profession are represented in the ranks Of
the Virginia forces now here-lawyers, doctors and
preachers have left their respective callings and
perform camp and guard duty, and handle the mus
ket in such way as to leave no doubt of the de-
termned spirit with which they have espoused the
cause of Virginia.
Many Of the residents of the place have removed
in anticipation Of conflict.
An unfortunate ARRAY occurred on Friday night,
between two Of the Kentucky Volunteers, resulting
in the death of one of them The party committing
the murder has been arrested, and is now in the
hands Of the civil authorities.
The volunteer forces from the counties Of Clarke,
Shenandoah, Rockingham, jefferson and Berkeley,
are represented as being. in the highest state Of
efficiency, and should theopportunity occur will
no doubt give good account Of themselves. Ex-
pectation is on "tip toe" not knowing what day.
may bring forth. The picturesque and romantic
hills of this hitherto quiet and secluded place, may
soon reverberate the thunder Of deep toned artillery
and the waters of the Potomac and Shenandoah be
REDEEMED with ffatrcidal blood should the impolitic
snd eoercve policy Of the Administration as marked
out BY Mr.. Seward be observed and carried out
We trust, however, that better councils may vet
prevail, and no blood be she'd
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TENNEssEE MASTERING HER "BRAvEsr AND BEST"
The unparalleled unanimity with which the men Of
Tennessee are responding to the summons to war,
makes the. heart of every true Tennessean beat
quicker and prouder The Governor has nqt yet
issued any official call to thexounteers of the State,
and yet in anticipation of such call, lit compa-
MES have already been reported to the Adntant
General, as ready for the service This exclusive
Of A companies mustered in by Gen. Anderson in
West Tennessee, and of Col. Pete Tnrneys L. 100
men, which have been received in the service of the
Confederate States, and have already gone to Vir-
GINA.
We do not over state the case, when the estimate
that rs 600 as good and efficient troops as ever met
an enemy, can easily be raised in Tennessee, and
this will not include more than one half the men
capable Of bearing arms in the State.-Nashville
Union and american
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8, =. 49,, For the Standard.
,NoRroLk, Va, May 10, 1861.

- 49, "
NoRroLk, Va, May 10, 1851.
Editor cf ~ O.. Standard: 4 81.
Our City now begins to assume the appearance Of
. war-like City indeed. In addition % the many
companies that had previously assembled here, We
were reinforced on the 9Th by three companies
more from Georgia, and again to-day (Thursday) BY
the Sd Regiment Of Alabama, numbering 1140 men,
commanded by Col T. Lomax, in the place Of Col
Withers, of Mobile who is expected to arrive to-
ing companies:
The Montgomery Metropolitan Guards,
Montgomery Troop Blues,
Mobile Cadets
!" Mobile Rifles,
~" Washington Light Infantry,
+" iWatunpka Light Guards, -
Beauregards Of Lonsboro',
F." Tuskshega Light Infantry.
-" Southern Rifles from Newton Springs,
Gulph City Guards. III.
All from Alabama, and q finer looking set of men
were never seen. They are all fully equipped-the
most of them armed with the fatal 500 yard Rifle
and Bowie Knives. besides small arms, such six
barrel Revolvers &C. Should there be an invasion
Of our City, which we every day expect by the
minions of Lincoln in order to regain possession Of
the Gosport Navy Yard, which they SO ignominious.
" deserted after having tried to- and in fact partly
destroyed, you will hear good account from these
men. There seems to be but one opinion among the
people that have come to our relief and that is to
sacrifice, if need be, the life of every man. rather
than submit to the dictation of Abraham Lincoln,
or any of his set.
The 4th Regiment from Alabama is expected to
arrive here tomorrow. We have now a sufficient
force to repel any invasion that may be attempted
unless by an overwhelming force. Our Harbor is
strongly fortified for five or six miles below the City,
and the channel stopped up entirely to vessels Of
any size by sunken ships, &c.
The steamer WIN. Selden arrived to-day, bringing
the mails and about 40 passengers, which had ar
rived at Old Point this morning by the steamer
Louisiana, from Baltimore. She did not, however,
bring any freight and as those at Old Point acting
under the authority of Lincoln, did not proper
to allow the Baltimore boats, even after strict ex-
animation of their cargo, to pass up to Norfolk but
only to allow the mails and passengers to come up,
We thought best to detain the steamer, which we
did. She now lies at the wharf, and will not be
permitted to return. If they will not allow freight
to be sent to u.s. we don't want the nails they are
Of no use to US. learn large force of the federal
troops to be concentrated at Raleigh look out,
and be prepared fo- them.
Yours, &C.,
VIRGINIA,
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Hon: D. W. Voorhees,, Democratic Congressman
q Indiana, made speech at Greencastle the other
~, IN which he said, amongst other good things
say 70 you, my constituents, that, as your re-
preventative, will never vote one dollar. one man,
coln 70 war upon the South Is carry death and de-
ISOLATION to the land Of Waa6ington tacksop, Clsy,
and JET Davis" ~'''
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NOTICE,

NOTICE. @ p
- ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER p,s o..
He is about "A years of age Of fair complexion ,us
ban He left NE. without sny gnod can6 IA . =. sh
spxious t. ret him home, Iwl compennts1 .,saI IN
viii deliver him to me, give informatoS 81 S;s who
shouts. % can get him.. hereby orewsrn ali Moef
from employing harboring him, under strict person,
the law made for such offences Pe"a'ly Of
Address me At Fish Dam, Wake county, NC.
May IA, 1851. t,.@ a. oo oOD
~ Leisure Hour copy four times and send Il VA
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Rockingham is doing her whole duty IN this con-
test On Friday last Company of Sc stout and
true men, under Captain Scales passed through our
town en- route for Weldon. On Monday 18th, an
other Company Of 108 volunteers under Capt
Settle, reached here destined for the same place.
These companies were warmly received BY our citi-
Gems and several patriotic addresses were delivered
by our citizens and happily responded to BY msm-
beaef the Rockingham Voluntsesx - Gresnsooro'
zSMA
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GEORGE l.. WILD.
WARRENTON N n

RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER.
vices 10 the citizens Of Raleigh and vieipi,
w Gas q Tuner and Repairer of Pianos
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction All communications direct
efto Narrenton will receive prompt attention -''''
Refers to Rev. Albert Smedes, and Prof G. F. Hansen
Of st. Marys College, and Mr. W. J. Palmer, Of Deaf
J. Wilcox and Prof: C. H. Kehr, Warrenton and j. a.
Mills, JOS H. Gooch ard DR.. s. A. Williams Oxford n
Jan. is, 1861. S-wtf
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MISSISSIPPI

COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.
an SOCIETY RIbGE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
u miles from the city of Jackson Capitol Of the Stste;
ten from Clinton, Vicksburg jackson Railroad; SIX
jackson g. N. Railroad, connecting it with all parts
the Union. The great southern place Of resort CooPss
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride drive. Tho
neigborhood is wealthy, refined has fine schools and
ef churches and the health and climate of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it 70 per
sons Of family coming south. Thestract contains l,Ho
acresabou l4O of TIMBER 400 Of 6ne creek bottom. and
the rest hill and branch land all ID state of good cuvt
ton There dwelling and out houses fruit orchard
negro cabins gn press cribs stables pond for stock c
tern and spring for PERSONS de-, &c. -.
For further particulars wnte to B. A. Clark Jackson h
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
e' JOHN u. CLARK.
Yazoo City,
October l6, 1850. o.
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CONVENTION BETWEEN THE STATE OF TENNESSEE AND
THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
The State of Tennessee, looking to speedy ad-
mission into the Confederacy established by the
Confederate States of America. in accordance with
the Constitution for the Provisional Government Of
said States enters into the following temporary Con-
vention, Agreement and Military League, with the
Confederate States. for the purpose Of meeting pres
sing exgencies affecting the common rights, inter-
ests and safety Of said State and said Confederacy.
FIRsr-Until the said State shall become men,
Der of said Confederacy according to the Constitu
ton of both powers, the whole military force and
military operations offensive and defensive, of said
State in the impending conflict with the United
States shall be under the chief control and direction
Of the President of the Confederate States upon the
same basis principles and footing as if said State
were now, and during the interval member of said
force together with that of the Confederate States
to be employed for the common defence.
SEcoND-The State of Tennessee will upon be-
coming member of said Confederacy, under the
permanent Constitution of said Confederate States,
if the same shall occur, turn said Confederate
States all the public property acquired from the
United States, on the same terms and in the same
manner as the other States Of said Conederacy have
done in like cases.
THIRD-Whatever expenditures of money if any,
the said State of Tennessee shall make before she
becomes member Of said Confederacy shall be
met and provided for by the Confederate States.
THIS Convention, entered into and agreed in the
city of Nashville, Tenn, the 7th day Of May A.
D. 1861, by Henry W. billiard, the duly author
lied Commissioner to act in the matter of the Con-
federate States and Gustavus A. Henry, Archibald
0. W. Totten, and Washington Barrow, Commits
sioners duly authorized to act in like manner, for
the State of Tennessee-the whole subject to the
approval and ratification Of the proper authorities
of both Governments respectfully.
In testimony whereof, the parties aforesaid have
herewith set their hands and seals, the day and
year aforesaid, in duplicate originals,
HENRY W. billiard, [sEAL1
Commissioner for the Confederate States Of
. 4 America.
GUSTAVUS A. HENRY, [sEAL,l
A. O. W. TOTTEN. SEAL,
WASHINGTON BARROW, SEAL
Gm.. on the part Of 1ennessee
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Nashville ladies' organised for The purpose Of max
ing eleshing tar the oonfedsfats army.
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mo- y. CLARK. WIN. Il. BURLINGTON.
CLARK & BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consignments of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon,
Timber, &C., &C.,
and other country produce either for sale or shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception Of produce either by Railroad or River
enables me to make my charges light Also regular DEAL
ers in
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
Refers TO H. A. SAVAGE
Cashier Bank OF Cape Fear, Wilmington, NC.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank of n C.
w. II JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear
November Is, 1860. 46-wly
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STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

STATE OF NORTH.CAROL.INA.--
- ct C0UNTY.7In Eq9ty;-D. h. l.. Bell, Hannah
Gibbs and Mary his wife, Stephen Chadwick and Sarah his
wife, Gibbons Bell, Thomas Murray and Nancy his wife,
Joel a. Davis and Sarah his wife, Lncreta Borden, SOL
Jacobs and Mary his wife, Elizabeth Willis. r. Bell
James G. Davis Hannah NJ Davis Mary Delaney John Al.
dindge and Jane bis wife. John Bell Iyey Culey and
Hannah his wIfe-Peton for sale of land for partition
In this case appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendants Sol Thomas JOS Thomas Mary Ward
P. B. Davis r. D. ). Bell Jas C. Davis Hannah ii. Davis
Mary Delaney, John Aldndee and Jane his wife, John
of this State ordered that publication be made for six
consecutive weeks in the Raleigh Standard newspaper
published in the city Of Raleigh notifying the said Soom.n
Thomas, JOS Thomas Mary Ward, +; Davis K s Bell,
and Jane his wife, John Bell and 1vey Culey and hannah
his wife, to appear before the Court Of Equity to be held
in the Of Beaufort for the aforesaid county of Carter
ct, the seventh Monday after the fourth Monday
March next then and there answer plead or demur to
said petition otherwise decree pro eono will be enter
ed against them.
at Office in Beaufort :hs seventh Monday after the fuh
'' " BENZ. L. PERRY, CINE
March l, 1881. Pr. adv. 81. lo-tmayl5.
NJORTH.CAROLlNA COUNTY.
N Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions February Term
A.. D., ls6l.-John b. Taylor, Executor of Marmaduks
Smith James Smith ct d-Peton to sell Real Estate.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that James
Smith and Mary Smith, two of the defendants in this
nonresdents it is threfore, notion ordered by tie
Court that be made for six successive weeks
in the North Carolina Standard notifying the said defend
ants of the filing of this petition and that unless they a
pear at the next term of this Court and the petit
ton the same will be taken pro and heard ss
parss as to them. sSt
Witness Starkey s. Harre Clerk of said Court at Office
in Wnton, the fourth Monday in February a: D., 1851
April 9, 1861. (Pr. adv. Is ss1l) l5-ws..
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s. -.,- =. : ~,
The STANDARD.
Nilitary League Between the state Of Tenaes.
ses aad the Confederate States.

Nilitary League Between the state Of Tenaes.
ses aad the Confederate States.
By virtue Of joint resolution Of the General As
sembly Of Tennessee, Hons. G. A. Henry, A. U. W.
Totem and Washington Barrow were appointed 6y
the Governor to confer with the Hon. H. W. Hill
lard Commissioner from the Confederate States rel
alive to the formation Of Military League between
the State Of Tennessee and the Confederate States.
Below we give the Governors message, announcing
the formation Of the league together with Tue lea
que ITSELF and the vote Of the House Of Represen-
tatives ratifying it ....s F..
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, May 7, 1851.
Gentlemen Of tho Senate
y and House of Representatives.:
By virtue of the authority Of your joint resolu-
ton, adopted on the LIST day of May, instant ap-
pointed Gustavus A. Henry, of the county of Mont
gomery, Archibald 0. W. Totten, of the county Of
Madison, and Washington Barrow, Of the county OF
Davidson, Commissioners on the part Of Tennes.
Gee, to enter into Military League with the authors
ties of the Confederate States and with the authors
ties of such other slaveholdng States as may wish
to enter into it; having in view the protection and
defence of the entire South against the war that is
now beng carried on against it."
The said Commissioners met the Hon. Henry w.
billiard, the accredited representative of the Con-
federate States at Nashville, on this day, and have
agreed upon and executed Military League be-
tween the State of Tennessee and the Confederate
States of America subject however, to the ratica.
ton Of the two Governments, one Of the duplicate
originals of which herewith transmit for your rati-
fcation or rejection. For many cogent and obvious
reasons, unnecessary to be rehearsed to you, re-
specially recommend the ratification of this League
at the earliest practicable moment
Very respectfully,
ISHAM G. HARRIS
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National Integencer writes the editors of that pa
per . letter from which We take the following ex-
tract:
MOBILE, April %, 1851.
write mainly to disabuse your minds. Yon are
deluded. We are able to repulse the North effect.
lively. am native Of this State, and know her
people and her resources What is true of this
State is also true of our confederates. We Of Ala
bama can put fifty thousand men in the field in 80
days. and yet not diminish our crops to any appre-
cable extent Our negroes can abundantly provi-
sion us. They are therefore an element Of strength
and not Of weakness, as our enemies suppose. They
are contented, obedient, and Industrious; never
more so. speak what know, for own nearly .
hundred slaves, and have been planter for twenty
two years. They will fight for us, not against US
and the hireng troops viii feel the force Of This
declaration when they desecrats our sol! With the
Our people are accustom6 p the use Of arms. -
Almost every man has . gl d some haye two or
three We can put gun the hands of every
man in the State from sixteen to sixty years Of age
Come on, then, ye tyrsnts and usurpers. You shall
have such reception q you deserve, *,