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l9Iunlbtng.
New GaS 4 Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST REoBlNED AT
WARE 81 MALCOLM'S,
No. 40, Jefferson street.

A VERY superior assortment OF Gas tiAtures, se g..
"A lected rom the --LATEST NEW YORK PAT-
ILBNs, consisting OF Brackets, Pendants Chando-
ilefs, eiase, Paper and Mica snsdes, Wax yspera Sc
Whch they are determined 20 sell ri the oW e-t i,Iug
rates. They are also receiving and have constantly 90
hand every variety Of PLUMBING GOODS which
they sell ~ low as can be sold eiseN here
Ihey are also putting up Gas, steam, and Water
ripe al reduced rates. by striet attention to BUSINESS
anu superior wofktnanshp they hope 70 mort ziare
OF public patronage, i've
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

Herr what the Philadelphia correspondent says in the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware 9th Of April,
1885,
An English gentleman, formerly connected with the
British Army, and who syles himself the English Bo-
tanio Physician has Of late gained extensive reputa
ton here by his skill in curing all manner Of complaints.
Some Of his patients have convorsed with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior Some have beon restored as II by magic The
medicine no used Is distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
awhile acting in the army he devoted his leisure
moments thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots and herbs all manner Of dis
1t no has found and speedy remedy
for all tho ills that flesh Is heir to- His practice
already extensive, and is daily increasing In the
plants 10 which emales subjected he has equal,
large number here have testified that they not
only their present good health but their lives to the
skill Of this English Botanic Physcian" His Office Is al
No 20 ElASE1 FIFTH STREET
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CINCINNATI.
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vnNEREAL
DISEASES.

without the use Of Mercury without hindranoe from
business and without fear Of dsooyeryor exposure. No
deadly polsons such srsonic, yomica, opium,
any other poisons. NomerouIy any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Remedies never vet failed TO tho most obstinate
and the most dangerous cases. and all mercury
and other Impurities from the system when all other
Remedies had failed.--lfedioal J0urol.
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OrEN DAv am E,nNrNs

fIhkhh ~ ne class systrul, 40 corylne Fntu bQhl .
no inenounnE al Rhtfnty rules. karn rfrfle
man has a aesh 70 himself anal proeted. IN lrsfr,.
ton from practical look keeper fiih t.Iirci-.s Cd
Opening, Canductng, nsisncinu. Oioain,-. Ehs.t.u,.
Admitting ParineT, Liquidatina no Clam ofT -
uring Farmer, Sc,,as hbugh m charge III a ~
books in a busiuess house.
Merchants and look-keepoTE are frspeetiisiiy N.
eu 70 eli and examine the thorough mode of inisri
ng lnsipcuon, which has placci many oi The gfsi.,
ies 81 this College as b7ok- keeper. n the sost ls,
oss houses, FOR particulars adirsas
ia- 81. 6RIER, ptyton, OHIO
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OBITUARY..

Died. at his residence in Wake County, the 10th in
ssn ct cancer of tongue Capt. STEPHEN STEPHENSON
me eh year OF his age He beloved and respected
~ all who knew him, and an influential and useful
In the City of Raleigh of consumption the night of
me 10th OF May, Miss AMANDA ROGERS eldest daughter
OF james and Mary Alkaline Rogers aged Is years,
she departed from earth to heaven as gently child
us eyes ln sleep its mothers breast She bore
ner proracted illness with patient and gentle spirit and
nef experiment was unusually composed and cheerful dur
ing the whole period Of disease which bore her 80 gent
ly and gradually 10 the tomb.
1t is most sad to watch the fall
VI autumn leaves but worst of all
1t is to watch the flower of spring
Fade away in its fresh blossOming."
"She die ere the springtime had closed in beauty"
"As parts the odor from the rose
As fadesthe sky at twilight's close"
She past away"
-"her own mild smile
Parted her placid lips in DEATH"
gentle lamb Of the Savours fold she breatbed her
life out sweetly" in his arms. :
She was remarkably artess in her disposition and chill
ashy sweet in her strong attachment those who were
Gear to her Not quite two years ago she with several
during series Of meetings held by the Rev. Mr. Broaddus
Of Virginia. in the Baptist Church at Raleigh Shortly a
forwards she in company with her young friends was
baptized by Rev. Thomas Skinner the Pastor Of that
Church. aud received into its communion Her coufne.
hene to her sick cheered by the feouent pre-
and the many kind and unweared attentions of
relatives, pastor, friends and acquaintance
She sleeps in Jesus-bessed sleepl / W. In
~ City papers please copy. -
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.4a.';f. .sssra s.5s =; q Nay Term, 1868.
3 1T IS ORDERED BY THE COURT THAT THE FOL-
. s BE- e s: e
-. Ra.s'g1 2ist,ie. No. l..7M B. Register, h l. Evans
Rs.agA Isssrsa, NJ. a-5ordan womble B. W. ssawell
Hs;sSssss go 1i.sr'ss-s.th.n 1vsy, Reuben Fleming
$: xsrSs D;.srse-R W. Wynn. JOS Yearsn and J.
shs Masys Distrios.-Wm. B. Poe b. GrifRce and o.
Middle Gsal Dssrics-G. h. Afford l. Rowland and J.
3 IB~tee'. Gess Dissrios-aeo. W. Thompson Eli Fer
ny: 5:Ss5S S.s.s R. Dsbnam, J. B. 1s's' and
Nse Itgat Dist1ias-wyatt Emery, P. 8. Rogers and
Toress District. John r. Dunn, J. w. Fort and P. H.
Goss Roads Ds.triet-o H. Horton, h. A. Hodge and
Ns1 Dsr Di.sia-40 Calvin J. Rogsrs Willis Glenn and
1itts 1ie~ Di.s,;ss-Jos Fowler Jr, D. B. Griffin and
Rsatls, B,asea pisyia.-s'inon Smith, Jonathan
Curry Districs-B N Howell, A. F. Page and K. Gle
Suit nssb Dissries.-John W. Rogers, ". Cox and J.
Kstfs creek Di,trics-c Lowe. A. J. Morris and P. H.
Liok OtesE Distric-Fendal Beavers, s. D. Hall and g.
Kos.ss oIsea Dis,iet.-J H. Rogers, A. Page and H.
P. Tucker. 80. =
Marks Oreek District.-A. T. Mial, Nelson Pair and w.
II. Hood.
T1Es oah Diaris-wu. Jinks, g. A. Upchureh and
B. G. Sears.
0-a1trts Distr;e:-s F. Page, John O. Adams and ia.
cob SorrelL
Bset Horn Dstrses-J. r. Collins, William Boothe and
W. B. Jones'
Beaper Greek Distrct-E L. Mills, J. G. Hunter and B.
T. Hunter.
Ney HiH Distriet-Thos. J. Utley, Edwin Hollemau
and r. N. Brown.
J.J. FERRELL. Clerk
May 90, 1868. 4w&swlt.
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AGGREGATE OF CASUALTIES.

4M NJ G. 7roops-Col Bryan Grimes.
Field and Staf-Wounded-C Bryan Grimes,
painful confusion; sergt Maj styron, right foot
Company A-CaptW G Falls, commanding.
Khled-Capt, W & Falls, 1t j Cowan, Serpt
W l. Stafford, and privates FL Carter, D F Full
bright and G W Sprinkle. Wounded 1t VIZ
Mchorle, slightly in ear; 1t F Carlton, contu-
sion Sergt w Thompson, blinded by shell;
Corpi Hunter, slightly in hand; Corpl T A
Slakeleather, stunned; Private W Brawley.
stunned j Bennett, hand, severe /; W NJ Bruce
shoulder, severe; W Barker; flesh; @ D Conner
slight; A Ingram, shoulder, severe; I o IRWIN
knee. slight; W johnson, arm, severe: j A
Lackey, head and ann, severe; Morris, leg.
severe; P " Norris, unknown; F Murdoch and
J @ McMaster, slight; J B H Mayhem, back, Sc
we're; Mayhem, slight; j G Rumple, head. Sc
we're; A Shaver, arm, severe; Wallace, heels
and arm, severe. Missing-Corpl W s Allen :;
Privates A Byers, j W .Coan, W Hobbs, s
Irvin Snow andC F Middleton.
Co B-Capt j StaaciL, commanding
Killed-corpl B billiard, and prigates W
Lee, " Wilhelm and A Hughey. Wounded
shghtiy in hip; 1t Barrier, slightly in wrist Sergt
Miller, slightly in head; Eorpl N v Covan,
Stunned; Privates A Thompson, arm, severe; NJ
H Dsnrnnars .rist, slight. Aisang-Sergt D A
Donanoe, oorpt B A Mills, and privates Z Lyerly,
4 Jordan and W Gibson
70. V-Ospt Alexander, commanding.
Aansq.Oorpl Kser. and privates B g Sum.
and q B Jordan. wopnded-Cs5t e q :A'spsnJsrs
MORALLY, s;nce dad It A Feimsts- hin 80
we're; 1t g "a Andrews, shocked. So. ~ Il
SmA -hseA slight; oorpl AN White foos sl;shf :.
.assss g v White ankle, slight; HB Ersas -
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For the Standard,
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
CAMP % N. c. CAVALRY, CuLPEPRR, Va, |

CAMP % N. c. CAVALRY, CuLPEPRR, VA,)
MAY 2lst, 1858. e
WHknEAs An Allwse God has seen fit to take from our
midst our brother and elowsoldcr, Capt. J. R. NELSON,
company +.
Resoloed That while We bow to the DEGREES of Prov
Deuce and cheeruly submit its wisdom and justice we
deeply lament this melancholy bereavement.
Rssoived That although it was not his lot to 70 down
on he of battle amid the Wild claugor Of the
down his lie for bis country and was martyr to its
Rssoosd That in bis death the regiment has been de-
prved of brave and efficient officer and honorable
and high-toned gentleman.
Resolved That take this method of expressing our
heartfelt sorrow at this ispensatou Of Providence and
while We mrgle sympaihies with the SORROWS Of the
bereaved family but shed the grave Of
the departed
Resored That testimony of his intrinsic worth,
copy these resolutions be sent to the family of the de-
ceased and to the Greensborough Patriot Raleigh Stand
ARD and Petersburg Express with request that they be
published. Capt. JAY ANDREWS, Co. b,
1t. WIN. L. ROBERTS, Co. G, }Com.
1t. E. P, TUCKE, Co. E, J.
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Total,

CASUALTIES IN NORTH. CAROLINA REGIMENTS
sAh NJ C. Troops. in the battle Of Charlottesville.
Field and Staff Observation-Disclosures J W Riddick
slightly.
johnson, j Bare Sr wounded-Capt II W Aberuathy,
Sergts J g Richardson, Il Long, Corpls b KOonee, H
Sheets, prvaes Atwood Bare, Jr, Jacob Bare Cla-
rey richardson Jno Richardson, Sheets. sooth,
W Patrick. D G Williams, L Wooddie Assing-A Tay-
B-Killed-J Lucas, II Wabb woupded-serot
G Dobbins, VIM Smart, w Jones, Hoily6ed, E
Hamrck, . Davis. Mssing-D Harveli, Wo-
mack
C-Killed-J Toms, J wilkerson wounded-Serpts
W McBryer, and G W Room, privates Bagweli
Cooke, Early, Mcclure, A W Cook, Dobbips, "
L Elliott Leadbetter, Shittle. I Weaver, W
D-KilIed-sergt Lawrence. wounded-serpt J
Ccrriner, Sloap, Kirkpatrick, Corpl Il Overcast,
!r,yates Ray d McLauchiin. Missng-T Atkinson,
E-killed- 1t Perry, Carpenter, D Hovis, Payson.
W1undsdvA . Har'1og; Reep. Rhiuehardt G Riser,
Eaker, r Taylor. :" N'"'N''s'
w fmkil,sdsss,g, shsasrd private Petty
J Nancy, Norman, W W Williams D Williams, "
Gibbons, 3 Harden. n London, & Martin. Missing
G-Wouuded-AS Aleom, c W Alternately, Ashberry,
Beatty. GreenLiil (snce dead Hover, McAn, VI
AipP J. G Balm. Hayes, Perves, Jno Lawlng. Missing
H-Kiled-J W Shields, N MeNayhugh, N J Roberts,
Wounded-Sergt Allen, Corpl Tyrrel Camp, prva,es
Allen, Allen. W Camp. s Delinger W b Brown, R N
Hopper, u Revel, Roberts, Self . A Wave
Missing Putnam.
l-k,ed-Murion Honeycutt. Wounded-Sergt Rob-
bins. CorplJ Morrow priru,es Henesdale, Mintz,
$ Roop Hawkins, + Lemcbarger, Clayton. Miss
ing-H G Pate, VI Wood. T burgess
k-Kled-Corpl Chas Callicot, private Jas Hardester.
Wounded -Scrg W Saunders, prvates W Hail. b
Hogn. Henley, R REEVES, J r Hughes c Caicott, N
Freeman, W Russell, D A Thompson, Macon, Muir
ehison ] Crawford T. Hearu.
Killed 90 wounded III missing 10.
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925 REWARD.
ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON SAT
HI urday the 18th of March, my negro boy WILLIAM,
yellow complexion feet 81 inches high weighing about
i6O pounds William laughs loudly when pleased; and
the white of bis eyes often appears Hinged with red He
jeans pants and vest and his coat was g'sy sack. He
wore black cap
will give the above reward for the apprehension of the
above described boy if he be secured 50 that get him
again.
N. Il. CONFER.
April 10, 1858. ls-w2m.
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Nay ls, 1868.
sTRAYED on STOLEN.

EHRoM CAMP FEREBEE, (NEAR) SNOW 8
Il Green County, N. e., on the 95sh ultimo, tn
MARES: The following descriptions sufficient to "
the stock: One is q dark bay, Eve years old, some
in the face; name worn of midway the neck rgE!2
foot diseased, shod before, medium size, carried off,
with brass buckles on it, and when she lsf. wasn
order. IS =
The other . deep (redl bay, 81 years old. slim
size, No particular marks, and was purchased of
Eason, in the vicinity Of Snow Hill. al
We are Satisfied that they were stolen by SOD. (
and any person who will furnish any information n
TO the apprehension of the unhung sc6andre or tbs.
bic, kindness. 10, By H; 7. KE0T rTsHf,
-. Co. A, Seth keet N. c. GTG
Greenvils II
May Is, 1855. ~
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8 A I. II

Il Sound Onslow County. which he viii sell at bis
works two dollars per bushe below the Wilmington mar
he will trade Salt for provisions at the current
market rates. :.
Salt il now selling at Is low price ~ it can possibly b
made for and parties likely to want would do welt TO
lay in their supply at once. u. l. =. BEDn.
Nay 10, 1858. = - N-w4mtd.
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End ~ c. Troops-CoL ". r. Con.
Field and Satf-Wounded- Cbl W R Cox, side,
arm and hand; Lieut. Col W s Stallings, shoulder
and thigh.
Company A-Killed-Privates N V Barber, A
Hauser, G N Clark, A L FARRELL and John Poe |
Wounded-Capt Waugh, dangerously in body;
Sergt W A Mitchell, hand and hip; Sergt Fppin,
thigh and arm; Corpl " Armfeld, foot; Corpl j |
and thigh; G Case, hand; " W Dennis, hand
) Jones. ankle, seriously; Lew Stills, L Case,
leg. Missing-Sergt j Banner, Corpl H Dix,
priVates Harden, A Harden, W s Redman. 7
Lacy, D W Harry.
B-Killed- Privates " Flowers, W R Mears.
Williamson Davis, Wiley ] Todd and Jno Eatman
Wounded Lieut. e Fulgham, thigh; Sergt B H
Boykln foot; W Forbes, mouth; Jas Fulgham,
leg; Privates Joe Boyett. side; N G Christmas,
shoulder; John Coleman, face; Ransom Davis, side
Taylor EatmA, shoulder; Jno Flora, face and leg;
Jas Kinnant, head, mortaly; Dempsey Morriss,
head; Moore Jr, arm; Haywood Rose. arm:
Simpson, shoulder; B Strickland, head: Wilson
Todd, arm; Trevathan, shoulder; A Dean.
side; W Hinnant (since dead.)
C-Kiled-Privates Price, R Martin, @
Manning and J King: Wounded-Capt W B
Whitfield, hand; Lieut. Brown, hand, Slightly.
Lieut. Joel Jones, legs dangerously; Sergt Ellis
left hip; Sergt Jones, hand Corpl L Cherry,
shoulder dangerously; privates L Bennett, face
severely; W L Kelly, arm broken; G D Mozinco.
thigh broken !; Long, thigh; A Taylor, slight.
| ~; j Underhill leg badly; H Wigs; slightly,
| J Wilson, j King, and R Rogers slightly: j
| 4 Overran, leg and shoulder, severely; JIG King.
Missing-Corpl Gibson, Corpl j Bennett
privates ] Fisher, A Herring, W Herring. ]
Mathis Jummerlin, E Winders, and T j Hardi.
| son.
D-Killed-Ssrgt s Louis, color bearer. pr-
Yates w Moore, W Anderson, aud Il Barrow
| Wounded-Leut W Applewhite, shoulder and
back; Corpl Jones, wrist; privates Amer
son, body; Jacob Barnes, arm; A Boswell
slightly E Davis, A Eason, slightly; J W Fort
armand hip; Kittreil, arm and Jaw severely: W
Mumtord, thighs severely; Fl Ward, Webb. LEG
severely; N Webb, slightly; W Gurganus. SLIGHT
~. Missing-Lt Matt Manly, Corpl Jesse Barnes
Privates Jas Lucas, McDonough, VIM Smith, and
E. Killed-sergt. M G Smith, priv.tes s II jeff:
ries, Rayner, Billiard and N Baggote. Wcun.
side, shell; Serg. W Smith and Jno Booth slight.
~. privates Jos Naylor, arm seriously; S Lewis.
seriously Newln, shoulder; W Cooley, Sc.
rlousiy; r. T Warren, hand; R Holley, j 9 Nc
Lemore body; j Wrench, body; A King, face: s
Merry, leg; Williams, hand R Autry. Len: A
Peoples, leg; D Wilson, legs; j Thompson. &C.
rlously; Missing-LtJ Traly, privates viii.
iams, j Dorothy and Parish.
4 F.killed-Sergt Nay, privates W Suits,
Noah si@pElns, 5 W Desl, WIN Jacobson, P
Flipers, Gainey, W F Woods F Rouse A ]
Arnold, W Butler and D Louis. Wounded
F.W Braeer, face and hip, seriously; Sergt Jesse
Arther, ::sde; privates S Paris, foot; b Rouse
head r Heath, fingers; II s Hawkins arm and
4 thigh; j A Yeer, legs; W Williams, arm; NJ j
Williams, foot; Riggs, head and arm, seriously:
~ II Pell, A Willis hand; Dsnson, side, So.
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Executive Department North.C Carolina. J
ADJurASr GESERALs OFFIoE, MURRAY
RALr1aH, May 26th, 1868.

No. 8. t-s-.
MILITIA OFFICERS ARE ORDERED NOT TO
ne arrest any man conscrpt or deserter, who NAV
have been discharged under writ of hG5sas ccrpxs tried
before any Judge Of the Superior Supreme Courts Of
They further ordered to resist any such arrest up
on the part Of person. not authorized by the legal Or
der or process Of Court Judge having ursdicon Of
such cases.
BY order Of Governor yAxc.: -,
DANL G.. FewLE,
May 20. 1858. a Mv Tsuess.
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riously; W q Witherington, thigh; II West J
Witheripetou, foot; p. Bennett side Missing
> Cant A N Chaderick, 1t s G Heritage Serxt W
Kornepay. Sergt Dew, Oorpl j Virgins, privates
W Jackson, P Herdson, g Simmons aud b Pate.
eG-Killed- sergt 8 r B Koenoe private Lamiet
Il Harris and Morrison. Wounded-Lt q a
Saver, thigh, severe; sergt r. . higgins, shoulder
jaw; Sergt " h Bishop, shoulder, thigh and body;
j Higgins; ankle; D Green, breast; Jno Sanders
leg: O a Koonce, thigh; W A Lane, leg; Missing
B R Heath and G W Rhodes
H-Killcd- Sergt W D Foard, Sergt d Car
raway, Sergt Parker, privates A Flating, Gray
Holland, NJ Massingale, Thompson, =
Crawford, body MORALLY; Peel, slightly; pri-
Yates A Blaclman, face; Y Blackman, head
arm and side, seriously; L Field, foot; Lewis
Grady, thigh; W Grady, hand; Jas Hinson,
slightly; Jesse Wincey, shoulder W Sauls, shout
der and arm; W Sanderson, foot; Isaac Smith,
thigh and arm; A Talton, arm; Haywood Taylor,
breast and head; W P Wise, ankle: Missing
Corpl R Gurley, privates s Grady, J W Ken
nsdy Asasy wgs f.Ial .m Slightly ssrst
W Salter, (since dead J s A Mozingo, slightly; J
barley, thigh badly; j b Wade, head; August
White shoulder seriously; Ransom Etsick, arm
broken.
K-Killed- Sergt M Cook, Corpl Cherry,
privates o Hymsn, R G Phillips, W +. PriddN Q
Parsons, R w Lisk and L Whitehurst Wounded
Lieut. D Hancock, leg 1t W Street, slightly
Sergt Haywood Davenport in breast; Sergt W B
Bell seriously in left side; Corpl R Dewdy. IN
leg; privates Birch (snce died j N Budd, W B
Lueford, slightly; NJ Jones, severely in foot; L
Moore, in hand; L Merritt in breast (since
died y w Moser, in arm; Oneal, in thigh; F
Silver, seriously in head; G Perry, severely in
side; c Robertson, in shoulder; Lewis, serious
ly; W A Rutledge severely in leg; j Smithwick,
MORALLY, (since died.) Aissing-Sergt L Jones,
privates D Humphriss, R W Humphrey, H j
Hughes, O A Foulk, j B Shines and L Landing.
Killed, 66
Wounded 1855
Missing 40
Total 260
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE THE
following property situated in thet of Taylors-
ve N. c. One lot containing two acres which there
building are elegantly 6nlshedthe other portion all I'M
der good roof and requires but little more work to COM
pete lot is we'll enclosed, with good well and out
houses thereon.
Terms to suit the purchaser. Apply to Col NJ TEAGUE,
at Taylorsville, or Capt ]. b. FOOTE, at Raleigh.
MAJ 1863 2l-Wtf
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. Gil StauaarS.
For the Standard.
OH. THOU ART GONE.

lam here alone, my darling,
But the night is bright and fair,
And I'm thinking Of thee darling,
And wish that you were here;
l may wish and wait forever,
But fear it is in vain,
For thy merry voice and footstep
When shall we hear agains
The woods are green, my darling,
Where we were wont to stray,
To gather sweet, blue violets,
At the closing of the day;
The nightingale is singing
The song she sang Of yore,
But the wished for music of thy voice
We never more shall hear.
Thy gentle smile, my darling i
Is from our household flown,
And we are left in sadness,
For thou, Oh thou art gone;
Our happiest days, my darling, ..
Are now forever past,
And sadder ones may dawn, yet
Ihope we'll meet at last
garsersuilk, NJ c., May 10, 1863.
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FARM FOR SALE WIN THE CROP Ost

FARM FOR SALE WITH THE CROP ON
r OFFER FOR SALE NY FARM IN The C0yY
j Of Chatham near the Randolph line, containing !
hundred acres Of land half Of which is cleared the
well wooded There is 80 acrss sowed down in whes !
in oats all of which look very promising. and sbOu
acres arplanted in corn. There is on the premsesi
two story dwelling, containing six rooms, good kid
and other orthouses There IS also fine orchard Of
or 200 trees, embracing choice seleo toa Of fruit
ns
vile, 80 miles from Greensboro and six miles ss
Liberty. Stock and farming utensils may be sold W
Farm and hands hired To work it. Terms made kngI
application TO in person or BY letter, ct Aarey
r. O., Randolph county. u
NAY 1s, 1861 2l-EfJ
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May 20. 1868.
FORTUNE FOR ss.

A NY PERSON ENCLOSING o. TO BOX 100. RICH
n. mend Va will received two recipes for articles Of
are 70 cheap that outlay of IS on one Of the rscin
alone viii realize when manufactured and sold BIS ANY
Sne ean manuacture either article in hour Writ tn
May %, 1865 80. e..4. AA-atna
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1rlHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
IL commence on the 18th OF 9TH month May, and con.
he nnder the care and instruction Of DR. NEREUS MEN
DENHALL, Principal with competent female teach.
er provision. are leess,sry for boarding. board and
barrel Of -FOUR 20 pounds Of bacon or lard per month";
Of four weeks the price Of either Of those articles in
Oonfedsrats or money, a. SuperneEdents option, or
Instruction will be given in the Englsh branch
% Of learning in and Greek languages aud the
higher Mathematics Tuition go per session, payable IN
North-Cafolim money. Hhose stuaying the Latin and
Greek languages WILDE charged q per mqnth extra;
JONATHAN e. cox 4 WIFE,
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Nsv Ganden Nav s. lseS. st-szSTsss lS-w7t
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Nay Is. 1856
TAKEN UP,

Il ND coMu1TTED TO THE JAIL OF RASDg ~
"A County, N. C., on the 9Th Of March, 1863
shave who gay. bis name is GREEN, and that DC ssd
had ON when taken up g,y frock,coat and gray ran D.
He appears to be about twenty.one or Two !s If
weighs about $50 lbs, copper color. The owner srty
slave is required 70 come forward prove Pr?Rbs
charges and take him away, Otherwise be VI"
with - the lsw dirests. ,:,rn Jsils
Z, March q 1885, - ~ p ~
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.
rWISH TO HIRE OR BUY A. GOOD BLACK.
smith-wili hire white man aad furnish dwelling
house or will buy or hire slave
Also wanted five good field hands for the balance Of the
' G. J. COWLES,
Wilkesborough, N. g
Nav g. 1858. lS-wtL
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WRITING INK.
HvHE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW MANUFACTURING
Il good article of fine BLACK WRITING INK. This
Ink have been making for the last years. has been
tested BY the judges the State and considered equal
any that has been offered to the pubc flows free
surpassed by any Ink now offered for SALE and needs
commendatory notices to recommend it.
Orders from dealers will be promptly attended to.
W. J. GRAGSON,
Graham N. C.
May 10, 1868. 4l-stpd.
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COPPERAs FOR SALE.

COPPERAS FOR SALE.
WYE, THE UNDERSIGNED. ARE STILL MANUFAC-
w turing Copperas Gold Hill in Rowan County, N.
c. and are making considerable quantity at this time
All persons who wish to buy would be pleased to
ceive their orders in order to give Cepperas trial.
We have been making for the last six eight months
and believe that has given general satisfaction 10 hose
who have tried it,. ROBERTS, HOLMES co.
Gold Hill, May IL, 1858. 40-w2m.