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DARN FOR SALE.

Pleasantly situated In East HubbaIdtoo, on a
good road SIX miles north Of Castleton, consisting
f $50 acres uf land, suitably divided into meadow
and tillage, pasture and woodland. There Is on
the farm . good house, and barns and outbuiid-
ings sufficient for the farm, nearly all Of which
have been lately built and repaired In the most
convenient and durable manner, without regard
TO cost. The farm Is well watered and fenced and
under a good state Of cultivation Meadows
mostly moved with machine. One Of the best
sugar places in this vicinity Of from three TO five
hundred trees, with house, pans and buckets for
three hundred trees. There are plenty of apple
trees In bearing; also grapes. There is ON the
farm from 1850 70 g. 600 cords Of wood besides
much timber that can BE- spared from the farm,
enough to pay for the farm when marketed, and
q Sood rcd 10 good market, school, church,
blaeksalth aAcp ead postofacs near By, and in
m @ "a WI b sold for cash or cash and APP
pcoved eEel1A - = great discount from actual
value, g ! IN daalso1o 20 ehA1Ge my oosupatton.
/ WIN abo ~, With e without ths farm, if sold
my stoak q ahsep. cow, bees, wagons, slsigh.
one q ss0iay'1s hse.e powers, produce. Hc., 20.
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MEN
" who have injured themselves by secret
habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure,
or the duties Of married life; also middle-aged
or old men, who, from the follies Of youth, or
other causes, feel debility in advance OF their
years before placing themselves under the treat
ment Of any one, should first read =" The Secret
Friend" Sent TO any address, in a sealed en-
velope on receipt Of rs cents. Address DIR. CHAs.
A. STtWART& co, Boston, Mass. swly
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- have % bsaitation IN assuring INVENTOR that
they cannot employ man fnOrn competent hhd
Trustworthy aud more capable ~ putting then ap-
pcatioua IN form % afcufe for them an carry
and figorabi. confederation NJ the Patent Once
EDMUND BURKE,
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MA HfLCHnn1 CuHE f0R

vi ItMALT WEAKhLFb.
cir nlaf - fndhef affirmation hrnt on receipt
~ stamp W addressing tho manufacturer. Mir.
Linus iiflahrft Randolph. Mass
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~ At 81 Fascinating, by French lady.
How to cause Love, Consistency and Admiration.
Sent for 3 cents Address Tt'TTLE s. Co. IS
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.rAME INTO THE ENCLOS-
" ure II the subscriber. on the 9Th 81 Novem-
Der, one dry, Red cow, some eight or nine year
OF age The owner IL hereby requested % prove
property. pay charges and take her away.
CHARLES NJ. wIN5LOW,
Brandon, Vt, Nov. "a, ise3 w3A5
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The American people are emphatleally - last
liversu The constant wear and tear OF brain and
muscle brings on MANY ailments. ineiuding dis
pefa and all it, attendant horrors, such as bill
Ious headache loss OF appetite, stupor. hypochon-
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All persons thus fticted need some gentle stimu-
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found III ALLrs's CoHaHFsE BITrFna. They art
not cheap Whiskey. but scientific combna-
ton - some alxteea kinds " Roots ana Banks,
an OF 4sLicn afe acknowledged by the Medical
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One important ingredient - the Pnekly Ash
Berry. ertAtnted throughout Europe ~ pre-
rYu4lt9nt asa siiarasea. Ailpers9ne should have
.a3I4'sf .iu.4y medicine on hand, not only
- s. H4s i' - preventive, aud all who believe
thaf#s 4-.r ttHtafimulsnt q preferable tpthe
ftt.t s..laalt.r coop 1eudaueutily called Bour-
hon ah!aA .hguii purchase anl M" ALLrs'h
ta.8HraH 1iItFhe Address W ALDH, Pro-
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nuAnIIa MAEON.

" / regard Mr EDDY 40 one % tha mot capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse"
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VALUATION OF PEws, AND

Assessments due thereon Ia the COngrega-
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MARRIAGE GuInr

RElNG private instructor for marriad
II sons or those about to be married hO.S per.
a anox enae IN everything CONCERNING the nh male
1ogy ana relations OF our sexual svs .he physi.
Tue production and prevention of o sSys.em, and
,,a ; an the new discoveries nnvar IN
NJ. D. This d Is rsa language y VIM Yoang
WORK It is written in plain Iaa anu interesting
general reader and is ILLUSTRATED wth Tor tbs
Engravngs: All young married p %,n numerous
contemplating marriage, and having tS Ss u iO
impeachment to married lite, shouS rasa ' t:
BOOK discloses secrets that every one a sh .ns
DC acquainted with; still it is book thot snouia
pc locked up and not lie about the honsa .'uS :!
VII DC sent to any address on receipt of 5S a..
Address, DIR. VIM. YOUNG, No. 4lG. SOr r.s,
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. p'1's
~ Afflicted and Unfortunate
matter what may be your disease. before wv Mo
place yourself under the care OF any one of y ~,
notorious QUACKS-native and foreignNwsbhee
advertise in this or any other paper, pet c"nU
OF Or. Young's Book and read it carefullv
will be the means of saving you MANY don,,!
your health, and possibly your life. lA'
Or. Young can be consulted on any of IN,
disease described in his publications. at i b;s
office, No: 4l6 Spruce street, above Fourth
Philadelphia. ''n
June %. 1868. 25-w,v
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The light at home, how bright it beams
Wien evening shades around US fall:
And from the lattice fur.it CLEANS,
To love, and rest, and comfort all:
When wearied with the tolls of day,
: And strife for glory, gold, or fame,
How sweet to seek the quiet way, +
Where loving lips will lisp our name
Around the light at home!
! When through the 1nrk and stormy night
:, The wayward wanderer homeward flies.
, Low cheering Is that twinkling light,
Which through the forest gloom he sp;es,
IL Is the light OF home He feels
mat loving hearts will greet him there.
Ah ~ safely through his bosom steals
Inc JOY and care that Danish care
Around the light at home.
The hight at home-how still and sweet
1t peeps from yonder cottage door
The weary laborer to greet,
When the rough tolls of day IRE a,er,
: Sad Is the soul that does not know
The blessings that the beams jmnart
The cheerful hopes and joys that flow
And tighten up the heaviest heart
Around the light at home,
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el ~EF For the Standard
What Constitutes True Conservative |!


EDITORS STANDARD II hear great deal
said about " t,ue Conservatives" and I would
like to know what that term means. Does
it mean honesty, patriotism. integrity, or vii
lainy2 There is family in one of our
western counties, who are termed 10y all
parties g True Conservatives" and yet there
is nothing too mean, too degrading, too de-
testible or too insignificant for them to be
guilty of. Ia
Twill give a short history of this Truly
Conservative family The Old Daddy"
whose initials are j. Davis, was hired by a
merchant to haul load of goods from a
depot, and behold, a sack Of coffee aoas mass
ina /! But will say, in justice to the said
]. D., that he promptly paid for the coffee
to save trouble and court expenses.
The eldest son of /" Old Daddy" Charley
F., who follows up the teachings of his
childhood, rented certain field (the land
belonged to Radical Republican, for a
specified rent, but behold, the said Charley
F. gathered his part before the corn was
hard, and then took his part of hard corn;
but the Republican was disposed to carry
out the principles of his party-liberality
and forbearance. -tfsfa Ia
The second son of "True Conservative"
Old Daddy was Jim." Well, Jim was the
most obedient child the old fellow had he
was an exceedingly apt scholar, and he fol
lowed as nearly in the footsteps of the old
coon as he possibly could. Among the
many thefts he has committed is the follow
ing: A few days ago he was sent down in
Rutherford county after a hound uhich
saited him exactly. He remained one night
at respectable gentleman's house, and
when be left with his hound next morning,
the astonishetl landlord missed large tine
gold breastpin, with the Rev. Mr.. Justices
likeness in it, The gentleman pursued him
and learned on his way that the thief had
tried to sell the breast-pin for some goats
The thief was overtaken. but the pin could
not be found Jim confessed that he had ia
ken it, but he said the pin could never be OBJ
tanned, as he had destroyed it. Lsthis TIKI
true meaning Of a "1rue Conservative :"
Asfi Hs6i ,ss@l., - MARION.
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6 ATTACHMENT.n

Currituck County.--Justlce's Court.
D. M. D. Lindsey
against Before James Ferebee, j. P.
Miles Mcpherson. 40 .l7 sf
TN this case 1t appearing to the undersigned,
i one of the Justices OF the Peace of the county
of Culrituck, State of North Carolina, that the
defendant is not resident of this State; and 1t
further appearing by the complaint of said plant
if filed in my Office, that the defendant above
named is justly indebted to said plaintiff in the
sum of 5000, due BY note, with interest from
the nth day of December, 1889:
1t is therefore ordered that the summons be
served by publication, that the said defendant
appear at New Bridge, in Currituck county, on
the 9th day of June, 1869, to answer the COM
plant filed, in the weekly Standard, newspaper
published in Raleigh, once week for weeks.
JAMES FEREBEE,J
dec 90 son 293A1aw4w
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"" j.. ! = fI fss sd deed q Petition for relief
Superior Court, Fan Perm, 1858.

Superior Court, Fall Term, 1865.
THIS CAUSE COMING ON TO BE HEARD
i at this term of the Court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that Charles E.
Robinson and wife Victoria, 8. e. Hines and
wife Maria Louisa, and 8. P. Pool and wife
Annie, heirs at law and legatees of Joseph q.
Pool, deceased, defendants inathis cause, reside
beyond the limits of the State
1t is therefore ordered, That publication be
made for six weeks in the Raleigh Standards
newspaper published in Raleigh, N. c., notify
ing the said defendants of the filing of this Pc
tition; and that they appear before William Z.
Vaughan, Probate Judge for Pasquotank County,
North Carolina, at the Court House, In Elizabeth
CITY, County and State aforesaid, at 1900 'clock,
NJ. on the first Monday of March, A. D. 1869, and
also at the next Term of this Court to be held for
the County OF Pasquotank at the Court House
in Elizabeth City, N. c., on the tenth (10.) Mon
dav after the first a. Monday Of March, A. D.
1869 and plead, answer, or demur to said petit
ton, or the same will be taken as confessed, and
heard ca parfe as to them. -
w. E. VAUGHAN,
Clerk Superior Court Of Pasquetank County.
jan IL ~ 6a 309-1aw6w
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STAINa ON MARBLE.-Hor can I remove
iron stains from white marble a-Subseraber,
Bucks county, Pa.
Apply with care, and in very small guam
titles, oil Of vitriol (sulphuric acieO or lemon
Juice, and rub the place dry, after few
minutes, with a soft linen cloth, ,a9 asgaE
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
To all Parts Of the West

AMI SOOIa VEST,
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Il with its thorough Railroad connections in
North Carolina, and its Western Railroad con.
nections, are now prepared to sell
THROUGH TICKETS
and Check Baggage through from Wilmington,
Washington, or via Portsmouth and Bay Line
Raleigh, N. C., Lexington, N. c., Hillsboro', n.
e., Company Shops, Greensboro, N c., (either
via Richmond and Washington or via Raleigh and
Portsmouth, High Point, N. c., Salisbury, N. c.,
all Stations on the Western n c. Railroad, and
Charlotte, N. C. ago
Great Reduction Of Fare to those Emiqratir,o,
Three Daily Fast Trains leave Baltimor.
for all parts of the West
Cars run through from Baltimore to Columbus,
Ohio. gail.ss .,9-7l II
Only one change between Baltimore & Chicago.
i" &c CINCINNATI.
&c Indianapolis
two 4" st. Louis.
Through Tickets are sold to St. Louis, Mo-,
Kansas City, Mo-, Chicago, ILL.,, Indianapolis,
Ind. Memphis, Tenn, Cairo ILL.,, Louisville KY,
Cincinnati, Ohio, cleveland, Ohio, and all
principal Cities in the West and South West.
Children under four years are free, between
four and twelve years half price, over twelve full
fare. " sij err.
For through Tickets and information apply at
the above named Offices, where through tickets
are sold, and for further information address
LOUIS THINNER,
Southern Agent B. d o. r. R.,
L. M. COLE, Greensboro, N. c.
: e %il I5s5st Ast B. 8 O. R B B, mn
Master of transportation, 3
June 81. 1868. 2s-w1y
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EVENING SESSION

MONDAY, Jan. 25, 1862 .
The House met at u o'clock.
Mr.. ESTES IN the Chair.
On motion of Mr.. Ingram, the bill to
authorize the county Commissioners of
Arson county to levy special tax was
taken up.
The Amendment of the Judiciary Com
mittee, to insert 900 as the amount to
be raised was concurred in.
Passed second reading-yeas 81, nays 2.
MIR. LAFLIN introduced joint resolution
extending time to the Joint Committee on
banks. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. BARNETT. the bill to
incorporate the North Carolina Land Com.
pany was taken up under suspension of
the rules -'''"'' "a
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, !
WAKE COUNTY.

- STATE OF NURTH CARULlNA,T
WAKE COUNTY.
2 Superior Court, Fall Term, 1858.
many VS.. Petition for divorce.
Hixey Pettiford 4eeral
HSHIS cause coming or to be heard, 1t appear.
i ing to, the Court that Hixey Taylor, the &C. o..
PENDANT in this cause, resides beyond the hniis
of this State : II il therefore ordered that puv
LEGATION be made in the Raleigh STANDARD, anew
paper published in the City of Raleigh, TOR "a ~
weeks, notifying the defendant that she De sut
appear before ], N. Bunting Superior Co our
Clerk Tor Wake county, North Caroline, az Wv Wv
Court House in Raleigh, in said County, betwes;ss
now and the 18th day OF February, lsos, " =
'aili7il'sl - J. N BUNTlNG,
.loo 1Is gsfif} Clerk Superior Court Wake 10;
ian 16 sasiissa.st is.,+.li,., i, 3lS--wowP1
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, !
WAKE COUNT.
: Superior Court Of Ian, FdH Term, 1868.
William M. Brown ergo ae a'
va patition for Divnrce

Martha A. Brown. cr ~ ,,...
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
1sof the Court that the defendant resides be-
yond the limits of this State, Ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Raleigh Standard, news
paperpublished in the City OF Raleigh, for SIX
weeks, notifying the defendant to appear before
j. N. Bunting, Superior Court Clerk for salG
County, at the Court House in Raleigh, in SAD
county, between now and the LIST of March, 1S6g
at IL ~, and answer or plead, or judgment Will
be taken pro confesso. 30 IA go
L. P. OLDs, for Complainant.
]. N BUNTING, G: s. c.
ian 81 S3741aw6w
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CHERIFFs BLANKS, OF ALI KINDS fo'
~ sale at this office. n. - !. .a..la b. u
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upon the people in taxes. The taxes will
not be increased greatly above what they
have been, so that the figures fail to meet
the ground,
With regard to the price of bonds, sup
pose the amount was forty millions, no
man Of sober sense and sober Judgment
would say the State is not able to pay
the interest and that it must result in repu-
diation. He asserted that before four
years we W ultl have double the popula-
ton we have to-day and a much larger in
crease in the value of property; that the
taxes would not he SO large five years hence
as they are now. He hoped these hills would
pass by very large majority.
Mr. VEST spoke in favor of the passage of
the bill
Mr.. PoU spoke in opposition to the bill,
and said the result OF these appropriations
would he universal Reputation.
Mr.. JUSTICE, of Rutherford said this road
could pay every cent of interest ON its bonds
and pay good dividend besides. The gen.
tleman from New Bernie, who has Il CONSOLE
dated road to bring the trade of the State
down to him, and the gentleman from John
ston, who has road through his county.
should not be backward in giving other
sections OF the State similar railroads He
had received numerous letters from infuen-
tial men living fifty miles from any of these
roads, urging the passage of the bills to
bring money in to enable them to pay their
taxes. He favored the bill.
Mr.. LAFLIN aIreed with the gentleman
from Craven that this is indeed a solernn
hour for the State, for on it depends the fi,.
ture prosperity of North Carolina. With.
out railroads we will have no Enumeration.
although my friend from Craven saws tbatt
we will have emigration. Let US look At
the history of the West. The increase Of
our popeiatlup is about two millions annu-
any, ana u fiows mostly to the West. In
February Ecu 'a 1865 tes frat locomotive engine
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THE HOOSICK TUNNEL.
Exciting scenes-Escnpe of the worlsme

Exciting Scenes-Escape of the WorlSmen.
From The Troy Wing, oct. s.
On Monday, about 10 O'Clock, the stream north OF
the Hoosick tunnel broke through the embanGmeut
and poured into the cut or excavation between the
west end and the old Haupt tunnel so called,
through which the water is conducted OF into the
HOosac river. The east mouth OF the Hadpt tunnel
was closed, and soon the cut was filed and the
water began to set back into the west end
tunnel with great force Seventy-iye men We're
along to the west shaft and beyond for nearly a
mile AS soon as possible after the break, Mr..
Hooking, OF the firm OF HolbrOOk Il Hooking, gave
to escape from the East End, but were forced back
by the torrents of water to the Brick Shaft" where
all but one OF them were saved. The two sons Of
Mr. Hooking displayed great courage in their en-
deayors to save the men. John Ryan, little boy
about ~ years Old, was rescued by John Hooking
after repeated trials The current was so swift that
young Hooking was three times swept away
from the timbers OF the shaft. At length he sue
ceeded in seiZing and saving the boy James
Kelly who was 1oating upon piece oi timber
about thirty feet from the shaft, saved by rope
thrown to him by James Hooking. After Kelly was
saved, and when the tunnel was nearly fun OF water
James Hooking shouted and was answered by
Richard Barryman, young man VINO had only that
morning begun WORK lie appeared 70 be boating on
timber, and the current was carrying him away
from the shaft into the tunnel. For t1eW moments
after he shouted, James heard the peor Fellow pray
ing earnestly, then suddenly his voice was hushed,
Immediately on giving the alarm to the workmen
at the west end, Mr.. HocKing mounted horse and
rode with all speed to the west shaft TO apprse the
miners at that point OF their danger The workmen
at the heading quickly hastened to the shaft aud
were saved. Mr.. Hooking seZiug a light started
westward for the adit between the west shaft ana
the east end, through which some miners were
attempting 10 nee In the DARK, pursued by the rush.
reached the west shaft and We're saved. Barryman
is believed TO be the only man lost In the disaster
The open cut between the west end and the Haupt
The entire tunnel from the mouth OF Farran's arch
TO the end OF the heading beyond the west shaft